The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, May 09, 1902, Image 1

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VOLUME XXX.
KED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, MAY j, 1!)0L
NUMBER 10
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FIELD, 5 drawer, high head $20.
FIELD, 5 drawer, drop head $23.
Guaranteed o years.
A 5 drawer, drop head Sewing
Machine, guaranteed 25 years,
$15.00.
Golden Oak Finish, Patent Ball Bearing Stand, Full Set
of Attachments With Each Machine.
Miner Brothers.
Cabinet Photograph
FREE
With every Dollar Paid
on Subscription.
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Court Proceedings.
District court convened iu this city
lust Monday, Judge Adams presiding,
rho jury teim wiih adjourned until
next Mouilay. Court adjourned Tucs
day noon, but during that short time
the following equity cusos wero tried:
State of Nebraska vs Frnnk Keating,
highway robbery. J. G. Totter ap
pointed counsel for indigent prisoner.
Upon showing compulsory (process al
lowed for defendants witnesses as set
out in application.
Stato of Nebraska vi Fred William?,
burglary. It being mndo to appear
that defendant is an indigent J. G. Pot
tor is appointed as counsel for defend
ant. Motion to quash overruled. De
fendant excepts.
Laura A. Gilbert vs Catherino A,
Garbor, on mandate Judgmont on
mandate. Motion to quash deposition
overruled. Defendant excepts.. Mo
tion mndo to striko amended answer
and leave given defendant to tilo same
instanter. l'iainlitT excepts to motion
to retilo. Motion to retito granted,
Trial to court on issues joined. Court
finds on evidenco there is due plnintitT
from dofondant Catherino A. Garbor
on notes and mortgage the sum of 1805.
and interest 10 per cent, first lien.
Upon request of defendant finding
herewith for presont sot aside. Par
ties allowed to submit authorities on
question as to validity of mortgage and
adjudication iiuupponlcd fiom. Fur
ther hearing continued.
Mnscal'iio Mortgagu Co. vs C. W.
McDonald and I. A. Roneau et ul, suit
on contract. Jury waived, from evi
denco court linds duu plaintiff from
defendant on contract 81500 interest 7
per cent. Duo from defendant McDon
ald $1500 on satni) ".ontrnct, defendant
McDonald's liability on said contract
being as surety for Keneau, judgment
on iinding.
In the matter of the estato of Geotgo
M. Warner, deceased, petition to sell
real estato. Sale confirmed and deed
oidered.
Geo. O. Yoisor and Jns. Yeiscr vs J.
S. Marsh and M. S. Miller, appeal.
Motion to dismiss sustained. 1'lainlitV
excepts.
E. 11. MeLaury v.s J. E. Brooks. Sarah
Brooks; ct al, foreclosure of mortgage
Trial to court ; court tinds duo plaintilT
on notes and mortgage 12910 SO, inter
est 10 per cent, first lion. Due J.N.
Clark, receiver, on notes and mortgago
$700, second lien, interest 10 per cent.
Decree of foreclosure and order of sale.
On application of defendant and by
agreement of all parties in open court
twelve months stay granted.
Mary E. Simpson vs W. E. Fulkerson,
appeal. Motion to dismiss appeal sus
tained. John T. Robinson vs Hugh W. Gulli
ford et al, foreclosure of mortgage
Plaintiff given leave to tako deposition
during terra.
In tho matter of the estato of Eliso
Goos, deceasod; application to sell real
estato. Si.lo confirmed and deed or
dered. Gustav Stephani vs Wonol Lavara
et al, foreclosure of tax lion. Motion
to striko counter claim overruled and
plaintiff excepts. PlaintilT given until
Saturday morning to reply. Cause "sot
for trial May 10, at 1:110 p.m.
McCormick Harvesting Machine Co.
vs A. E. Wolcott, administrator of the
estate of S. E. Wolcott, deceased, ap
poal. Motion to dismiss appeal over
ruled, dofondant excepts; plaintiff giv
en ton days to amend by interlining tho
truo and full names of A. E, Wolcott
and S. E. Wolcott deceased, and to
amend tho titlo of the cause by insert
ing tho namo of tho real party defend
ant. Defendant given thirty days
thereafter to plead.
A. O. Sanfoid, guardian of Chas. W.
Sanford, Anna Sanford and Sarah J.
Sanford vs Board of County Commis
sioners. Injunction. Demurrer to pe
tition overruled, defendant given nntil
Friday to answer.
In tho matter of tho estato of Josoph
VodaK, an incompotont, petition for
liconso to sell real estate. Sato con
tinued and deed ordered.
Aultman Miller aud Co. vs.' Jos. La
porte and Cordelia Laportej to revive
judgment. Judgment revived us
prayed for.
Bates Smith Investment Co. vs. II. A.
mid Charlotto E. Stevens; to revive
judgment. Special appearance confesi
ed; rauxo continued for service.
Accidental Building and Loan Asso
cl.ilion vs. Attio 11. and Ftank Sweezy;
foreclosure. Demurrer overruled and
defendant excepts; motion to make more
specific overruled; defendant excepts;
defendant given 110 days to answer.
Geo. W. Lindsey and Jas. Burden,
assignee, vs. Sarah E. Williamson; Halo
on execution. Sale continued and deed
oideied.
Andiow Eiicksoii vh. Willis P. John
sou etal; for damage. Special appear,
unco confessed; motion to state Heparntely
and number of actious sustained; plain
till given leave to dismiss, without
prejudice, his causo of notion, founded
upon first Itond; plaintiff giveu 15 days
to file amended petition.
11. A. Simpson, trustee for Caroline
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Lion Coffee
comes in scaled pound
packages only, thus in
suring freshness, strength,
flavor and uniformity.
as prayed for.
Petition and bond of Chas. Bushco
for saloon liconso was presented and
road, anil upon motion llceuso was
granted as prayed for.
Tho following committees wero ap-
t, Hoberts, beneficiary, vs. William II. pointed:
Snook et al; on mandate. Judgment on Stiikrts ami am.ky8 Grlffoth and
mandate; sheriff ordered to make deed. Stanser, second ward; Hollister and
H. A. Simpson, trustee for Caroline Pulsipher, first wnrd.
P. Roberts, vh Charles P. Conrad et al; Auiutinu committer Hollisterand
injunction. Continued for term. Stanser.
Mass. Mutual Life Ins. Co. vs. N. L. SuiTUKS-Griffcth and Pulsipher.
D. Smith; on inundate Motion to sup- On motion council leased llro hall
pressdopositlons confessed; same ordered; I for ono year at $10 per month.
plaintifl given leave to tako depositions Mayor appointed and council cou
nt luno term; defendant given until firmed Geo. Smelser as niulit watch
Thuisday morning to file amended
answer.
Allen II. Carpenter vs.Tho City of
lied Cloud; on mandate By agreement
of paitifH continued for term.
for ensiling year and ho was duly
sworn in. On motion council ad
journed to meet May 8 at 8 p.m.
Council met punuunt to adjourn-
Harriet Domilson et al vs. Sylvia C. munt; mombers present.
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Warner et ul: for confirmation. Sale
confirmed and deed ordered; deficiency
.judgment against Sylvia C. Warner in
the Hum of $015.87 and execution
awaided.
J. O. Caldwell vs. B. & M. It. H. Co.:
for damage. Special appearance con
fcHscd; cause continued for service, with
leave toplaint iff to amend his petition.
Erastus 11. Soper et al vs. George L.
Uullifoid et al; to quiet title. Trial had;
court finds for plaintilT; prayer of peti
tion granted.
Mary A. Redden vs. Stephen A. Red
den; divorce. Default of defendants;
court finds fncts stated in petition true;
divorce granted upon payment of costs.
John W. Vest vs. Cornelia A. Vest;
divorce. Action dismissed at plaintilf 'h
cost.
Warder Bushnell Glessner Co. vs.
Isaac Myers et al; on mandate. By
agreement of parties, cause continued to
October term.
Asa Gurney vs. Mary Gurnoy; divorce.
Temporary suit money in snm of $35
allowed defendant to be paid by plaintiff
on or before next Monday; defendant
given until Tuesday next to answer.
J. M. Sollars appeared before the
council nnd mado report of condition
of city water works and engines.
J. M. Solium appointed engineer of
city water works for ensuing year, and
appointment confirmed.
Mayor appointed I. II. Ludlow as
street and water commissioner and
marshal for ensuing year al 135.00 per
mouth. Appointment confirmed.
Cn motion council adjourned to
meet Juno 'J.
Council Proceedings.
Council met at mayor's office May 6.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
Clerk's annual report prosonted and
read, and upon motion accepted and
filed.
Treasurer's report presented and
road, and upon motion accepted and
filed.
Mayor Myois then sworo in tho
newly elected mayor, I. B Hampton,
aud tho old council adjourned sine die
New coumcil called to older by
Mayor Hampton.
C. E. Roiglo, clork; G. W. Dow, treas
urer; and Aldermen Hollister, Grifl'oth
and Stanser duly sworn in.
On motion council adjourned to meet
at Fireman's hall at 7:45 Wednesday
evening.
Council met at Fireman's hall pur
suant to adjourumont. All members
present.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
Bond of G. W. Dow, treasurer, was
prosonted and examined, and upon
.notion accepted and ordered filed.
Bond ot C. E. Roiglo as clerk pro
sonted aud examined, and upon motion
accoptod and ordered filed.
Petition and bond of M, M. Stern for
saloon liconso prosonted, examined
and upon motion lincense granted as
prayed for.
Petition and bond of John Polnieky
for saloon license presented, examined
and upon motion license was granted
Suicide by Hanging.
On Monday, April :28th, About 11 i
m in Smith Center, Kansas, Mrs.
Angle Stone, wifo of 11. R. Stone, took
her own lifo by hanging. Tho lady has
beon suffering for somo time with what
was supposed to be u cancerous con
dition of tho bowels. Her sufferings
wero thought to bavo affected her
mind of late as she has made several at
tempts at self destruction. She bad
been watched closely but when least
expected the fatal step was taken.
Apparently in every otuer way her
mind was perfectly normal, which can
bo seen readily from a letter which was
afterwards found and which we have
hereto appended. Mrs. Stone has been
a resident of Smith county since the
early 70'e and was well and favorably
know to a number of people in Web
ster county, Nebraska, and Smith and
Jewell counties, Kansas. Mrs. Stone
was a cousin of Mrs. A. A. Burdick of
this city. The letter left by ber reads
as follows:
Dear Loved Ones and Prionds Do
not speak tho word of censuroorblamo
for tho act that is forced upon mo
through intense sufTcring of tho nerves,
as by fire, which caunot bo quenched,
and has reached tho limit of human on-
duranco from which tbero is ho hope
hope no escape save this. Heaven
help us all.
I cannot, cannot enduro it longer,
though it is bitterly cruel to bo my
portion to do this thing and through
the act alliict my friends and my fam
ily. The Ruler of All Is the ruler of
our destiny, and wo are not allowed to
escape. I cannot holp myself, and no
one can help mo. May I Und a moro
merciful Infinite Spirit Father on the
other sido of life
Think of me kindly as one who would
be glad to do otherwise if I was per
mitted. Dear ones do not grieve for
me, or put on mourning. Better this
than worse the asylum perhaps,
Only a little longer and wo shall all
bo reunited in our Heavenly Home.
On tho envolopo was written:
Thursday ove Dear ones 1 can't
stay any longor. I am in agony of,
mind and body..
Monday I can't endpro this smart-
log.
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