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TILE OMAhA DAILY ] 1ELDNIAY .
- - - : , MAY Ii , 1890. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Pulse o Western Progress.
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This year the prospect Is brighter than It
has 1iien Inco ISSS , ay the Sioux 1aII *
Aru.1.at1cr. Everywhere rain has fallen
nbuntlantly , the groun0 1 aturatecI for .ev
eral feet in lepth , lake tied are fihlol to
Overflowing , ptrcam tro running baiikfull
Wolhi are in better condition than for yearn ,
vCget.on ! , though a little late , In jumping
every day , and no one Is so happy an the
South Dakota tarmor ,
On the eastern and eouthern lorers of
the ntate , where croI never fall , hiore the
moisture ninotecn years out of twenty Is all
that one co'ild ask , tim rainfall 1 ! linpre-
codented for March and April , whIle as one
goes Into the Interior ho flflds the lirecipita-
tion greater and the contlitlon of the soil
13th ! more ilattcrlng.
Juhes a drouth ot unprecedented peverity
shall cnsuo the average acre crop of South
Dakota will be larger than tIio state has
Jnown for yearn. Ihuut tiuts In not all. The
acreage vlhi be largely increased. In a few
cotintle.q it will ho iensouIeI. In some , s'iero )
crops have been' poor for a few yearn the
farmers have turned to grazing , ( latrying
and shiee raising. In a few there luau ,
been a locs of population. For example ,
Jorautl ( will seoul 2 per cent lese than
. uusunl. iruglas vlll decrcaoe by 20 per cant ,
and I fugheu by a consiulerable amount , the
resltlt'ntn turning to cattle. hut , on the
other huond , wnhla these small nnd thinly-
nottle'l i eglons will now leua uced , the acreage -
ago in the larger counties will be greatly in-
creased. lion hlomme reports an lncrcase
of 2 par "ant , Yankton of the seine , Miner
of JO , L.alco 10 , McCoahc 20 , Sanborn 20 ,
flruul Turner 26 , and othero varying
amouinte. There i no ( loubt that for the
- Southuerfl half of the state tim acreage will
be largely Increased , from one-fifth to a
iuuarter With the present outlook therefore
It is nf to count on a record-breaker.
Itichi oltl NIAIt LAItAMIl.
Fvery ulay adds to the PositiVe evidence
that the mining Hchneuuse of tluls section
are irrelulessiblo , ayn the Laraunie Boom-
erfing. and that a genuine boom can con-
fldentiy ho xpecto1 unioC3 the entire hot-
torn tahin out of thu country , a lhIenomeno
svhuicu ) 1 not within the range of posot-
bihitieo.
It Is learned today that a discovery ha
bean unauho nuuly a short uhiotanco southeast
of this city which Is showing wonderful
rlchnrsn. An assay from the lead shows
ft value of obaut $2,800 pvr ton. The property -
orty is owned by Colonel Snow of the mining
xchauugo and Messrs. Wray and Stanton.
The assny shows 4,000 ounces of silver ,
40 per cent copper and $31 in gold , In a
well defined head. There is said to be thirty
bet of the ore , nod. if this ho true it is the
biggest mining proposition that has conto to
the frrnt lucre for a long time. It would be
shipping ore of thue highest grade. A. gentleman -
man said today that they wouki be shipping
ore In thireo weeks.
Everything nosy indicates that Laramie ,
before 1011g. % viil be the home of one of the
greatest umeiting iuiants In the west. The
now discovery can be reached from Laramie
by wagon in two hours and the ore can
be seen from tim city.
STItIKJ AT BOULDER.
The strikes that are being made in our
tohiurluin unine are tile admiration of nh
mining men and capitalists who have cx-
amined them , says a Boulder special to iiio
Denver News. Large globuies of gold as
harge a peas stIck out cii over the face of
the rcck and flnr particles are ciuotered
together en maiso. Rusty gohi Is found in
aimoot all the top quartz thurown out train
the hioio as worthless rock until discovered
by an old prospector. Take as an example
tue strike made In tue Loveland mine and
sampies ot the quartz that were brought to
lhouicler. Arays from it ran over $20,000
per ton , whuiie the seccnd grade yielded over
$2,000. Tom Johnson , the cowboy politician.
Is one of tue owners , eni came up from Canon
City to .uee the ore anih have it. tested at the
saul. Toni , , says , "it never rains , but it pours ,
and 'ye expect to push vork on the Loveland -
land property extensively during the coming
summer. "
Thin Loveland Is the western extension of
Iio Carl Gardner , and lies caured as much
or greater excitement than the strike made
by Cy Strock In the Gardner , when Scaly
- and Leach purciuaoeul the thLsc'overy and the
uhaft woe oniy eight feet deep , for the modest -
- est sum of 25,000 and paying $2,500 cash
forfeit. flow the Loveland will pan out i
hiard to state , but it Is ovhtleiit the quartz
Is imniensehy richi In free gold.
Juiother strlio was made last week In the
' .Augurta lode , Nagnolta , wherein the ore was
hiscovcrod to be thickly impreguiato1 with
. . - gold. George Lytie is tlio owner , having
f taken a iuiaso nnh bond on the mine from his
two partner , and expects to pay the purchase -
chase price from the product of thuo mine.
whuicii Is certainly a very easy way of pay-
log it. if tlp ore chutes continue to hold out.
Thu Birmingham mine , which is near the
Augusta , iii ai'o producing sylvanito from
the tunnoi head that will yield fully $10 per
pound when asorteuh , while the regular pro.
unction in qusnUty is of high gratie.
GOld ) AT MURPIIYS ,
The exitouuient caused by the rich geld
strike at I'oiuto's ranch a low days ago has
not abated , says a San Francisco Call din-
patch from Murphys. A man hio W09 en
hio ground says ho saw more gold than ho
ever saw before in its virgin state. Ho was
vluowi avcrai tomato cans full of glittering
speciuuns.
Years ago a copper claim was worked just
a few yards from the present find and in
iuiaking excavations at that time a largo
1owhuler contaiuuiug niuich free gold was
founul. Thuo copper cempauiy was untitled , but
returned the peculiar reply that it was not
- hunting far gold , but intended te pa" careful
attention to its copper possoaslouis.
Tue lode uiow attracting attention ruins
from eaut to vest. It is about six feet in
, uituhi and is on a straight. line a ith the old
t3anibliuug uuuine , a huich years ago yielded a
succession of pockets netting its owner over
$30,000 , Tim Gambling mine he at hrosent
being worked by Wiiiiani Harper of Mur-
phy's Grade , vhio caine to a chute in iuis
tunnel that promises to opoui another large
pocket ,
CROWDED RANGES.
Thin big cattle ranges of Montana are year
by year getting nioro restricted as the coun.
try bcnnies settled up and fenced in , and it
01151 be satd , broadly speaking , that there
are only two or three large pasture ranges
loft open to the cattlemen in this state , says
tue Great Fails Tribune. Otis of the host
of tiieso is tue Milk river range , and pres.
cot indications are that this favorite resot't
of the cattlemen wihi be pretty vehi crowded
this season , It was estimated by a ivoii
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C04'YrIc $
Lit1)IVS 'V.tN i.cio SIIOE $ _ . .
A dark ll'ovn-2Otli Cvittthry cut-
w'ltii bug exteuuleui ) ' $ - ' a
cullnrly hl'cttY tli$8.tutOt ) ItS lt'tttY )
II , till flS on our $ 1.tX ) shuueui-luut otlut'r-
iu Jtiuit hlla lt-Inaylh' you want 1 ( )
pay $1.00 for a tih-It'H ut "trilglit
tIiu"-but 'o uloulut. If you'll let thuiui
: i.oo Hluou go by-Just bet'uisu : the tlj )
cosi.s you ! a lollnr ics-as ooul it tip
uui 11w ( ) ttuct'-Uhil3' uiI1tcrcxit-3.OO fog
-'I ( Ito SlIOt-tlj ) fluid all.
Drexel Shoe Co.
Fetid for our iiiu. . 1419 Fariiniii
( rated Catalogue. ,
known cattleman iceiding In this city that
at icast 30,000 bead of cattle from Idaho
Utah , Oregon , Now Mexico and Arizona
vouid be taken into the Milk river country
this year The following are some of thc
figures ho gives. ehiowing how the prominent
stockunen of this section are increosIn
their herds in the Milk river country' by the
addition of cattle brought in from outside
tatai or other sections of this state.
Con Kohrs will bring In about 8,000 head ;
C , W , Price , a,000 head ; St. Louis Cattle
company , 1CO0 head Mimer Live Stohc corn-
pany , 1,000 head : Robert Coburn , 4,000 head :
H. Selben , 1,000 head ; Mines. Iord and 1iii ,
1.000 head ; A , G hioweree , 1,500 yearlings ;
1 , . .7. McNamarn , 1,000 iiead ; George flowers ,
1,000 head ; Stadler & ifaufmnn , 1,000 head ;
l'pujuultt & I'helps , 1,000 head ; Brewster ,
1,000 ilevI ; Bloom Cattie company , ,000
head. In the latter two cases tue cattle
Caine from Mexico and Arizona. In most at
the other cases the new arrivals will come
froni Idaho or Utah.
So large an addition to tile cattle running
oil the Milk river tango cannot fall to swell
the shipments from this section of the state ,
Thio catt1e are iii fairly good condition this
year. nod the recent snow will help to start
the grass early this year , as soon an warm
weather comes , so that the cattle will have
a cliauice to take on fat and he ready for
tue market earlier than ui'uai , a circum.
stance that generally uthl materlahiy in get-
hug for the western cattle a good price on
the Chulcugo market.
LAI1GE KAOLIN DEI'OSITS ,
What has been lucid as a timber ranch may
provo to be uiio of the most vaiuablo spots
around Spokane. About a year ago II. Feia.e
began working in what appeared to ho silica
sand , says the Spokane Review. iTo has now
thug thirty-one feet , and hue sent three spect-
mans to the Sheifleld uicientifle echiool of
Yale college and received the foiiowng ! answer -
swor :
NEW 1IAVE , Conn.-Mr. Henry Feixe-
My lear Sir : I do not know us I can answer -
swer your questions s'ery satisfactorily. The
material you sent I should say hail a.ready
turned partly into kaolin and still cnntaiui
f iiidecouuipotd felduopar. k tb not think your
I questions caui he answered except by actual
I work at the locality. Very truh yours ,
S. 0. PEN1'tELD.
Kaolin l a decomposition of granite rock ,
the constituents of which are quartz , mica
feldspar , the latter having aeon gradually
converted by the joint action of the air and
water hun thts oubstance.
Tii Chinese work kaolin to advantage by
making porcelain ani chinaware. At Cc.rn-
wall and Linioges , in Fiance , are the only
piaces where this clap Is found save In
Ch inn ,
The silica sand , which hie on the Surface ,
Mr. F'eio hae burned , and t inal s it ery
fIne. pure white subs'.inco much rcscntiing
marble.
CIRCLE CITY MINES.
The wages at the mines are $10 per day ,
and the laborer boardu himself and w'orku
ten hours a ( hay. As it is daylight all night
iii the summer time. the mines are worked
both night and day by two shifts of men ,
writes a young physician in a letter pub-
hishued in the Alaskan News at Juneau. I
don't call mining hard work. II know it is
pleasant compared with working sixteen
hours a day on a tlireehing nackino In Cal-
hfornia. Last summer there were not enough
10011 to work all the claims as they should
have been worked. Fifty more men could
hiavo found employment. ft. laborer can
work from sixty to one hiundd days during
thio summer and nearly nil winter , If he
wishes to , at drifting , either on shares or
for $1 an hour , It coats an man from $300
to $400 a year for grub. Flour is $8 per
hundred pounds : butter , $1 per roil : sugar ,
20 centa per IOUiid dried fruit from 25 to 40
cents per pound ; bacon , 35 ceuits : canned
leef , 10 cents per can , and other things in
proportion ,
"This hi no place for a physician , People
will not get sick in this climate. Your
humble servant vilh hock his pill bags up
March : 1 , 1896 , and go to the mines to pros-
fleet his claims. Doctors charge $10 a vlcit
and can't book $1,000 a year at it.
"ft any who read tills contemplate coming
here , don't forget thone formidable inoequltos
nor tue hard work In getting a tim mines
with food , tent anti blanket.s.
" \Vo don't hear the words "hard times"
in lucre , except when applied to outside
matters , We have no police courts ; don't
need it. A man's goods are perfectly nato
wherever lie ciuooeoM to heave them , A
Yukon Indian will etarve Ijeforo he viil steal.
There are caches over' few miles betvenn
Circle City and the mines. A man puts lila
grub in any of them and leaves It there for
weeks and months , and , although Indiana
who have nothing in the way of food except
u.'inokod Salmon and a hittlo flour , pass it
every day ho knows it will ho all thucro
when ho wants it. These Indians are In-
nohilgent , honest , liberal almost to a fault ,
kind and affectionate toward their wivea and
children , very appreciative of favors , and
not at all revengeful , They attend strictly to
their own business , and taking nil things into
consideration , they are fIrst-class citizens , "
TIlE DAKOTAS.
There is more building In Pierre this year
than for any year since the booni days of
1889 and 1890 ; hiouso hunters report desirable
residence locations scarce and at a pro-
uiiitim ,
Captain George Cabier has ostahlishod a
ferry between the mouth of Five Mile creek
and 11:0 Gregery county side of the Mis-
sourl river , 'rue boat is the largest engaged
in the ferry service between Chamberlain
antI Running Water.
'rhncre are three now creameries at Salem
all about ready fcr operation , and one prp-
viousiy built , making four in the county ,
which with a hiiuiited supply of patronage
will put at least $10,000 more In circulation
In tue county during time season ,
Tim comnnulttce of army ofilcore appointed
by the secretary of war to select the site for
a military iC'St at Iilsmarck , N , I ) , , have
porforuuir'd their duties and returned east.
It is said that tue committee wan niost
pleased with the site souithieat of the city
anti umear tue penitentiary. It Is statch that
time proposed post will quarter twelve coin-
naumioe or troops and that the governuiiont
will make it complete in every respect ,
The now ostabhisiiinent will Involve an ox-
luetmuhituro of $1,000,000.
The rich strlko inatie on the Jumper Frac-
tlon , at Keystone , is causing quito a iittio
excitement , A few days ago its owners
were out prospecting , anti noticed seine
good hooking rock whore a tree bath recently
been blown down , Upon investigation they
found it to be full of gold , indicating that
it would run tip Into the thousands , They
immediately located the ground and coin.
inenceul work , As they go deeper It un-
proves In quality , The whole community
a-
Sl'iCIAI4 . % v's'oMtN S.tLlI- , .
For tw'o ihuI3'a Yo pinco on sale a
cholco him of elegant aufoinnim plush
toob mit $2,5O-It's $ thu biggi'st bui'gmtlmi :
In to'ii-juIutitO seai'tni auth covers at
.i.5O uip-ft'Iuigcd 'eJours-crtqo silk uiuiul
ItU't } lIlC 8etrfH in time lot-piano stuoi
iii ; tll the ( llff&remIt voou1s-iiIgiuly 1)01.
1slied'-1.25 aiiul miioro'-ithiul doui't ( oi.
g't thmmut * 175 limuuhn-11tHteru1 inutuit'-
( till slzi-uuimido specially l'oi' tio-'O sell
It ( or $15 ilowum 1111(1 ( S a uuiontli.
A. Hospe , jim. ,
Music udArt 1513 Douglas
: has made a raid on it for specimens. and
, must have carried oft several hundred doi-
burp' worth of rock ,
Under the provk.ions of the state law , in.
surance oompanies dOing business In South
: Dakota are reqtuiretl to pay 2 ier cent of the
premiums coliectet each year rt tons
having organized fire coinp.inies , for the support -
port of such fire companies , Thin gives the
Huron fire department $1S.i3. The largest
amount paid to any one town Is $3S8.38 ,
which goes to Aberdeen. Central City gets
: the smallest amount , p.21 ,
Gentlemen whono ' 1' . C. Anderson of Portland -
land , N , U , . succeeded in Interesting in a
rcani from I"argo , via limiter , to SimerbrookO ,
lmavo incorporated , with a capital stock of
$300,000 , and met and elected omcers , The
road will run through one of the most far-
tile sections of the Ited , river valley and tap
a oction not reached by any othCr road , It
Lu somewhat along time hue of the vroposed
extension of the Son road. Farmers along
time road have signified their lntetition of
aidIng in the construction of the road. None
except iecal capitalists are on tile board of
directors ,
COLORADO.
Reports come front Central City of a big
strike In the Niagara mine , 1tmiseii district ,
A boiy of ore was euovered that runs $1,700
to tue ton. It creatcul great excttement ln
that district and means the opening mind
working of several Idle properties.
it. G. Bemis and John boiler returned
from Sheep Creek. the now mining camp ,
about twenty miles from Lovoitind , amid
brought with them specimnorms from time Moc'Iy
mimic , wHich assay $1,700 to the toil iii gold ,
Mr. flomi tins hind a great deal of oxperitimuco
in mining nod imas faithm in the new camuip.
A mill run of 500 pounds front thu huh go
nilno , lit Alien's park , shiowel a value of
$12 to the ton at a depth of ten foot , says
a report front Longmnont. It Is the opinion
of cxpcrkned miners that time district will
jirovo to bo a great camp , as the ore , al-
tiuotmgh of how grade , is tree milling and can
be treated with very little expense.
Time new town of Maurice , on the Cebahla
river , is now assured , several iuouaas and
stores having bow erected. Men are also
at work gradtng for the stamp mill about
to be erected for tim treatment of time ore
from the Michigan group on Carpenter hill.
A road is being ccrtstructed from time mill
to time foot of Carpenter 11111 , The mill will
start with ten stamps , but will be so constructed -
structod flint ninety more stamps can bo
added mis soon as necessary.
Ono of the largest strikes ever made In
time fled mountain district was made in the
900-foot hovel of time Ceneseo-Vanderbllt
mine , operated by the Genesee-Vanderbilt
company , whmen a four-font vein in riclm
ruby silver and brittle gold was uncovered
running as lilglm as $20,000 to the ton. Tue
Ore is so rich that a specimen of the name
roasted over an ordinary fire caused the
precious metal to fairly boil forth. It is by
far the largest strike ever made in timat
country and goes to show that the San Juan
is coming tb the front in all sections.
Two assays made on crevice matter from
th vein struck In the sumnp of time Wester-
man bedrock shaft , on time Golden Crown
placer at Breclcenridge , gave the following
returns : Sample of rock. probably gangue ,
8.05 ounces gold and 8 ounces of silver.
Sample of talc , 17.04 ounces of gold and
14.04 ounces of silver. Value , $350. $18 per
ton. It is estimated that about 5,000 foot of
the lode Is within th lines of the patented
placer. This Is apparently the most un-
portant strike mamlo in the I3lUe river basin
for years. Time width of the vein Is not yet.
known , although time tale streak Is known to
be over a foot across.
The mining excitement at Camp Moody ,
some twenty milo west of Loveland , stilL
keeps tip and seems to be on the Increase.
Some of those whmo went with the stampede
report the hills swarming with prospectors.
1,000 or more men being iii the neighborlmood
of tIme now strike. If time new camp l.a a
fixed fact , as it seems to be now , many of
Greehey's citizens are In on time ground
floor , Those who came In did so only to
outfit , and return again and take many
otImer , especially their friends , along with
them. Companies are being formed and
ninny citizens who have retired from active
, cami ) life mire again iii the field. A town
site into been laid out , so It is reported , and
everything is ready for a genuine boom.
WYOMING.
Assayo of ore train Lake Do Sss'eet return
from $10 to $125 per ton. Tim rock carries
gold , copper and silver ,
A movement to on foot to erect a beet
sugar Plant in the Lander valloy. E. Am-
oratti has made a proposition to the Lanier
people which they will probably accept and
the mill will hs built thmo present year.
Forty.flvo hundred and forty sheep were
uheared at the Casper creek pens in one day
recently. The sheep were J. J. Hurt's. and
it Is eaid It Is the largest number ot sheep
over sheared in any one suite of pens in a
siiugio day Ia Wycn ; .
A lx.foot vein of coal baa been struck
six muon north of Laramie about 400 foot
south of time old prospect of Messrs. Naglo
and Chine. The prospecting has been done
with a diamond drill and at a depth of
fifty-two feet time coal ven was encountered ,
A tunnel will be driven iii the side of the
hill , and it is expected to strike the coal
at the point indicated byt time drhii , at a din-
tanco of about 200 feet. The location Is but
three-fourths of a mile from time railroad ,
Time ownera say coal can be sold at time mine
for $1.50 per ton ,
The Laramie people are lmigtmly pleased over
ft report extant to tue effect ( hint a glass
works is to bo removed front Pennsylvania
and erected at the Gem City. It seems tlmat
Miltcn Yetter , a glass manufacturer of
Stroudsburg , Pa. , iii seriously thimiklng of
moving a plant to Larainlo from Stroumdsburg.
The inducement being the tree offer of a
plot of ground 280x608 toot antI a building
210x70 feet , made by tIme Laramie Glans corn-
pany , The immense deposits of lime , soda
and sand at Laramie combined with time othier
natural advamitagos certainly offer zr induca.
mont to tlmo glass manufacturer.
OREGON ,
George McCreedy of Arlington imas chipped
from hula hmeop 65,000 pounds of wool of
good quality.
Time Hood river box factory is very busy
making pound boxes and crates for the coin.
big strawberry crop.
Mr. Schanno , says Thmo Dallas Chronicle
hmai made special Inquiries regarding the
Probable fruit crop ( ho coming season and
find. ( hunt it will generally be good , with
ommhy rare excoptiomma , From Grants , lined
Itivor , Meshes , Three Mile and the country
hiltAcil vi' OU1i. CHhId )
Don't let liluit go too long-It nuly lie
too - ' 3'OuI iuiukn up your mnluuti
to strniglmteui your ciulhil's iliubs-Juist
htO\-'iuiifl thin bouues mti'e Pilmtblo-is the
tuft ) to sen us about lt-wt ) mutolce mull
uhuifoi'iuilty iuiqulimnuices ( ii iflttflSUl'C-UOIlU
iu'o ean'rleul in stoek-ulss'uys ; : inmide to
ilL a 1)muu'tii'ulmii' ) ' . ' litul '
t'aso.-you'Il w'tu ill-
ulou'stmuutl our luslmtess-our Illustrated
t'ttmtlogimu : will help you sonic-tree for
( lie as'ing ' ,
Aloe & Penfold Co.
i4ignefliiLton 1408 Fariiam
south come very encjuuing reports that
all kinds ot fruit will ni.lgto a full crop , cx-
capt that In places same 'ricties of geaches
are partially affected.
ierrick's cannery at'fthe 1)alles wa
started up on two apul , cne-haif tons of fish.
About twenty-one opfr'tvca are employed.
The caniiery has a a.ihMy of from ten to
fifteen tons daily. I ' :
J. Smith and A. Rqjfound a bee tree
about one mile from Lplaon. They climbed
the tree by pegging it't1 the height of ISO
feet anti captured titbes , together wtthi
about fifty pouuids of hiofley.
The tug Tonquuin , . into Siletz bay
a aupply of nails aM btulltlers' hardware ,
to ho umsed in ( ho etctIdn of the cannery
building. The TonquiivI1 be the third yes.
sal knewn to imave enjeji , the bay.
A. ii. Moore recently brought into Myrtle
Point $800 in gold ( Instt that he had taken
from his Salmon mountain mines in a ten
days' run with three ummen. Time last of Feb
ruiary ho brought down $300 from ( ho sanie
m Inc.
Attorney li. A. Esteb of Metiford found
on Trail creek time horn of a 4-year.old ulcer
imbedded in an oak tree. The horn was lii
the wood twelve feet from the grotmmmd V'romn
the rings en the tree it is estimmiated that
( ho horn haul been ( lucre thirty years or
mimore. Mr. Esteb cut out it block of the wooti
containing time horn ,
W. 11. Cock of Tyghi Valley is in The
Dahies circulating a petition for a free road
to Prineville. Two tolls now exist , It
necessitates about nineteen miles of now
road , commencing at a point three miles
north of time Deschiutos river , connecting ( lie
two eatinty roads , The oxpemise is estimmmated
mit between $1,000 and $5,000.Vasco amid
Crook cotmuties will be asked to assist In the
work , and private ouhscriptions will be
taken.
Eli Parr , time Indian who was married to
the divorced wife of Joe Kohiton , Is now
preparing to bring suit to secure time eight ) '
acrea of hand wimich were allotted to IColiton
by time goverr.memit before his divorce , by
reason of his being a married maui , says the
i'omidleton Tribune. Eli ha consulted an attorney -
tornoy and thinks Ito lies a good case , w'imlcim
would mean aim increase in his woridl ) ' possessions -
sessions of some $4,000.
Prof. J. Il. Wetherbeo of the University
of Oregon , who in getting a collection of
Oregon snakes , lizards and frogs , received a
curio in time frog line. The specirnemm wL
sent him by a gentleman who resides near
Delpha. It is an ordinmury-sizemi toad and
differs from other toads In that it iuas flvo
legs instead of time regulation four. The
extra log is joined to time left shoulder just
in front of ( hue left front leg. It Ia a. iier-
feotly formed leg , but hiaa only one joint-
whmero It. connects with ( lie shoulder. The
frog Is a very lively one and whieiu it hops
holds the extra leg In front of Its body.
WA S luNG TON.
Seattle is to hmavo a lumber exchange.
Five members of time Salvation army at
North Yakirna have seceded.
Time rnacnlnery for time flax mill at What-
corn is hetimg built , and will be ready about
Juno 1.
A family named Keller has been suItt'r-
hug in lloqtmaiim from trlchina , having eaten
of improperly cured pork.
A New York company offers to put in a
creamery plant at Asotin if time milk fm em
800 cows can be secu od. The irrigatlomi
conmpaimy will give a freD site ,
Wheat ammtl oat ima is brimmging $6 a ton
in the Big Bend countryj and timero is a
dispcsition on tue iar pt , a nuiniher of tine
farmers to raise hmay Instead of grain.
The Itosalimi , ereamnr $ ' 'is doing a good
business. It rcceives about 7,000 pounds
of milk per day. Tutu farmers are getting
a lot of good much otvs and are ptmttimmg
up barns and sheds ito they can sell milk
as well in winter as In suimnmnor.
Time Eerutt News ns Jim IIihl has secured -
cured all tIme water front for a distance
of thirty miles betveCn Sdattle antI Marl's-
yule , Tine Npws helThvefn this will be fins
injury to that portios'cif the Sound , be-
cause. it claiinmi , not' even a log can be
put into the sound svlthofmt Mr. Hills' re-
mission.
A church huildlng lmas just been dedicated -
cated in the Moee yatiey w'ith a seating
capacity , pf 200 antI csting , $1,750. Tlmis
leads the Ya3cima , Tines" ) tO recall the fact
that , accbrdin to th& Jisfitmia 'hegdnd aim
evil spirit ruled In the Moxee valley amid
tiio night never cauiitht a red mnan en-
cammiped ( mere. 'A daylight journey was always -
ways planned across time haunteml 'ahley.
It is claimed that there is a smmake , measuring -
uring about three inches in lemmgth , in the
eye of a Imorse belomigimig formerly to Alex
McAllister of Ynkiuma City. The snalto can
be plainly sects wriggling around inn the
ball of time eye , and the horse is gradually
becoming biimsd. Mayor Lake auid George
Gervais vouch for time truth of this state.
mnemit , says time Ymiklmmma Herald. His snake-
simip Was first sects two or three weeka ago ,
and has been rrowing slowly but constauuthy
ever sliice. Mr. McAllister sold time morse
toV. . C. Imbrie , who proposes to put time
animmial In good condition aiid dispose of
him to some museum or sitlo-siiow owner.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Time Crescent creamery in Smith River
valley Is handling daily about 16.000 poumda :
of milk , from wimich 700 pQumiuie of butter are
secured.
It is estImated that at least 30,000 head of
cattle front Idalmo , Utah , Oregon , Now MexIco -
Ice and Arizona will be takeut into time Milk
river country , Montaima , thIs ) 'ear.
Five carloads of macimlimery and appliances
for the now Frosuio cnnery have been so-
celved at that place and time work of fitting
up buildings is being puhied right along.
Time largest grape vine in the world is ho-
cated near ( ho old town of Carpenterla. Time
trunk is at least three foOt In diameter near
time ground enh the himmibs are as iarge as
time noted vine iii Mommteclto ,
A report hmas reached Lararnie of a wonderful -
derful strike about ten miles soutimeast of
the cIty. TIme ore rune 4,000 ounces in
silver , 40 per cent in copper and $31 lit gold.
The owmmers of tine mmcmv discovery are C. F.
May , Colonel Snow of time mning exchoie
and Frank Stanton.
Sanmuel Killobraw , chief of location of time
Mexican Intorumatienal railway , passed
tumrougim San Francisco on lila way to Gum-
teinala. Ito humus jUBt completed surveys of
an extension from Dtmrango to Guadalajara ,
over 500 mIles , ThuO heat route pauai
tiim'ougit a rich mining amid farming country ,
and its construction will further develop
seine of time greatest misinimig properties iii
Mexico. Anotimer extension timat Presidemit
fluntingtop contemplates to from fluramigo to
Mazatlan , whuicim svihi open up amiotiner rich
mining diartlet and furnish speedy communi.
cation with time west coast of Mexico ,
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cicanses , purl.
flea and heals. IL was made for that purpose.
Use it for burns , cuts , bruises , chapped
hands , sores of all descriptions and if you
have piles USO it for thm.j
.
3ui
'I'Itll MOW ! ' AIIIS'I'OOuIATIcJ O4thui'JT
' 1'1muit' tt "s9ltomi-the CflI'iOt s'hioso
% 'fli'y 1111mb Iiuthicntes richuumess-time do-
siguiu4 ( iii fl S'Iltoii cilliliot ho huuitttittd-
It's a "u'lltomi alwmL3's-If It lookH 111cc ii
\Viltouu- anti thiere'eu no iuouuso In Jhi.
cugo or St. 1ouis that can show ueuw
its iargo ii. limo as vu the today-we muu'e
time imui'gest bulyen's of cluriuetmo-amul the
loss't'st iu'lced-In I liii west-tiio cnh'pot
hhut4immeSS iS O1 only ltlsIiiesS-OXL'eIt
cui'talna.
Omaha Carpet Co. ,
Only exclusive tThndg
Carpet hlnuas here. ' - ' ' - '
BIK1E KLOW
I I ) r - . S , _ . , .1. , _ _ _ , _ , I _ _ _ _ . - _ uw.p ,
-i-c : ' :
/x A \ ; , : : : : : : : I Not thc cheap kind-
. But the best kind.
i ) ' : - _ 1 _ _
\kt WA fl ; ? I4.
'a' ' : : . : - . : Puck says : ric first thing you have
- . .
- ' , ' - to learn in bicycling is
' 1iat to 'car.
Odd Suits-1 the hit'cst and most appi'ovcd styles-
. $4.75-$6.50 , UI ) to $9.73.
. Odd Pants-ailsorts at $ I-75 to $3.00.
Sweatei's-tic choicest-in all colors of woolat , ;
. - 95C U ! ) to $2.50. , 'Ih" '
cP1Eg : -
SUl'lthiliII CtUlt'l' ) l'IltrliEmlNS. )
LINCOLN , Mny f-Supreiuie 'Ourt met
lnmrsmmmmnt to ndjourmuunent. MImEs Vesto Grny
s'as athuuiitteti to lmumuCiice stmmto cx rd.
Welt ) ' ngaimist Norris , motiomi to disimiism4
u'eirtuhetl : Amuitmnami ngaiiistlortin , ad-
vmimicedVehch : uuuaiuist S&uyermi ioiiaid
Ilnrs'estiimg Mit-
against Kcnmmeuiy ; Fsterley
climb COnihiitfl ) ' uugi&Iuumu & Aumdersomi ; lImes
against Wright ; Poinck nmgaiimst Onto City
Lmtmmd colnpmmui } ' ; l'olhock against hmnitim , at-
ihimned. Cmtvnmintmghi migmilumuit Ommmnimalcln ; -
tyie ngalmust Omaiimi : Itoberts msuaimist
omaha ; Dale ) ' ugmuinat Omssmuimmt Seumoller
ngaiuist Nation , disimsisseth. Mills against
I iammmer ; Smserhimmg ugalmm.st AIling , mnotioums to
dimirniss oveirfileul. Wesleymsul univeisi ty
against Estate of Craig , reiiearimig on inn.
( lout to ulumathi service of miotico denied. Mc-
hugh migaimist Siuaup , application for bail
denuied ; cauMe uulvummmeed. I louise I' ire ] um-
suraumcc comnpamiy against Itmtchcr , m'estrnium-
mug ortici' granted. In so. Nehsni , leave to
uiocket ; hell iigalumst Ilooper rehearing di'-
tiled ; Grlmiitim ngalumst Jenuiclims , mmmctiomm to
vacate order setting aside aiiirrnamieo over-
ruled.
Mu ) G-Cotmrt adjourned to May 19 , wlueu
the fohlow'hmsg catumues svihl he cailed : Janfit
ngmuimmst Ik'mutty ; American imivestnient eons-
iiany agaimist McGregor ; I'ctei'sofl agmilmist
lteisdorpii ; Gibson against State lamiht of
Gibbon ; Kern' agaiumst Coumseli ; iJest ngmtiimst
Stewart ; Grcvemo against Barnes ; Smith
against Framskiimm county ; lCimmgrnnmi itgmuluist
\Veiser ; Ijolsv'ortlt against O'Chnimder ; Lin.
cohni Street ltmuilwmty coumipammy against Phil-
usd0 : Ornaima & Council Ulufma Railway and
llrhlgo company agauuutut Levlnston ; Taylor
against Laumumnmi ; City of Ommmnhims against
Cooinbes : S'imool Iistriet No , 4) ) ) , loumglas
cotinty against Sciiool 1)hotiict No. 53 , iouig-
has cotuuitv : Sbmepnn'd nugammist Magumire ; Miller
against i'rl' : Daume Cotmusty hank against
Garrett ; White against Atlas Lumber cons-
pull ) ' : lrexel against Daniels : Gerimman National -
tional bank ugmuinst Terry : George migainat
McCuiiouigim ; Spauidlng agaInst Joimnsomm ;
Deere , \Veiis & Co. migauiust Fmugle ? , iammti-
factuming comopaumy ; V dr against liiinoimu
Nntiommai iiaimic ; Ccx agmiinst Yeazol : Mc.
Mmthioii against Imrowmi ; limunover Flue I ii.
m4mirauice conipaniy muguinat hours ; Nebraska
National bank ( if York agniuist Ferguson ;
'l'hames against Shari ; Dolen mugainat Black :
Kmuspcr umguuimist 'V' aIm ; ltlmh mugainat
Srsmnce ; Merrill against Equitahmie Farm and
Stock Implement conspany ; Mmtxwohl againmst
Stvigart ; Forester against Ilarter : Oraimamn
against Frazier ; Woodwortis uugmuimst I'ar-
rott ; Iilomngran ngaitmat llohmquest ; 1)rexel
against ltichiardmu ; Vitmi lions iigaims'it Stite
cx rd. Allen ; Mt'hhumghi agaimast Schsnmup ;
S1iott agruinat Dohs ; Fingslc'y against Mc-
Grew ; Kady agaimmat 'l'iw Souiim Omaha National -
tional bamik ; Osbomne against Village of
Oakland.
F'aiilieid agnimmat Kerns. lrmor from Cass
coummity. Opinion by Jumlge lIarrlsomi.
Errors in reslect to gIving instructions ,
must be assigned separately , aimml if mms-
muigumeth Iii gmotmps , vIii be commsideied no
furtimer than to mtscc'rtmuin that one of time
instu'tictions complained of was hropelly
gi Veil.
2.'iierc there Is sulhlcic'nt evidemice to
sustain a verdict it wihi miot be set asPIc ,
notwitlm.stnntling the court ought imave found
ditrerenti ) ' from the itury upon time ( dali-
mommy.
Thomuina against Thomas. Frrou' fmommi
Wasiiiimgton county. Allirmed. Opinion by
Judge Harrison.
Wimere a PartY presenting a case to timis
cotmn't for review , tiles is petition in error
tluerein , un will be lreaummneui to hia'e elected
to Proceed by error and riot by appeal ,
2. A parol agreement by a grantee , to
recomuvol' real estate to his grantor , is within
the tmttute of frauds , and dot's mmot create
an express trust 1mm such real estate in
favor of the grantor.
3. It i not isecessarv that the extatence
of a 1mar01 contract be dpniei in pleading , iii
order to render thus detcne of tine statute
of frauds avauiabie , buit ( lie iettden' iimmuy mid-
mit time contract and yet plead fluid insist
uipomi the statute and ltn apPlIcation thereto ,
'I , The failure to object , ens a trial to
the lmmirodution of cvldonca of a parol agrae.
imsonit to reconvey real etnte , will not
amount , tmuler ( time Practice . thuimi state , tea
a vaiVer of time right to. Invoke the statute
of fm'aimtls as to sUciu agreement , when time
mitatuto iia been pu'operhy pleaded as a
defense.
Stoner against Keith couimtv. Error from
Keimii Cohmilt ) ' , AiIhrnm d. Opinion by JmmIge
ifmirrlsms.
A pumblic oflier must dia'hmnrgo nh thie
duties pcrtmiumsing to his oiiiee fm the coin.
Pensation allowed by law , mind will muut be
allowed cornpcmm.sation for extra work umnleuus
it is authorized hmy ttutute. State migainat
Silver , 9 Nd > . 88 ; liayima agair.st W'ob'ter
county , 18 Nob. , 131.
2 , Time words "oni all moneys collecteih by
him" ( the cuuntl' treasumer ) , ins section 0 ,
elnuptem' 25 , Counmilied Siattmtes , iii relatiomm to
foes reteu' sold > ' to such tixe mis lie has
coliceleul noun the tmtxpayfrs. 't'a'ior
ngainst Keaummey count ) ' , 35 Nob. , 2S1.
: i , \ Cotimit ) ' treasuumen is not entitled tea
a commission or colIc Lion fee ciii lumnuls , tim
prOceuis of sales of iiouids huald om' delivered
to hulum us such ofhicer.
4 , iii an mictiomu en time bonds of a county
treastmrer thin count ) ' Isleauled time ieceptioii
Ii ) ' hiimfl 01' tIme hirocceds of tIme smiles of
certain boimui tilt' nlisbumnsemnent of mi pant of
( ho funds mtmmd time failure to turn over to huh.
successor mi 0111Cc , an nmuoumnit of Such
money , Thin tremmsumrer mid his hioumihtuimsen
atirnitted ( hue receiving thin mooney , limit as
to lila failure to turn any lortloiu thereof
over to mis successor in nilice , the answer
wutil a general denial , Tine county intro-
uluced iuiOOf. sinowing tlnat time treasurer
ciuarge.tl a per cent of ( lie amouint of the
Isroceeds of the boimda as collection fees ,
which awn hue retained and did not pay
to hmi successor , held ; umnuier thie inue
blued by time micmidings , to be suiflicieumt to
hiuow U failure to comply wthm ! time oliliga-
St)3111'I'll i ' ' '
: l'OIL NO'I'IiZNG. .
. ,
\o ( lOll't cure 11' yotm don't get mnol'o
tlumtii 50c vort1u of "tuct1i lixiug" (10110
the first tinmo you eumll-it'8 l'i'tmo-iiot a
ccitt IIl w'o chmim'go-buit youl'Il 001110
bneI soilia tIny tom' oilmen' voi'k-ztuit1
tlieiu--w'huilo w'o may charge-It s'oui'L
ho uuiumelu-w'n know is'e tb ( lie huest
( IOittul I us'ork I ii 0 hula Ii mu-mi ii ii I ( 'uii t i'
us 50e w'ortli for iuotluliig 'oui viil limit.
roiiizu tia lii 1)L'eOm'ChlCe to till othmt'r4
In ( lie Vtituii's ,
Dr. Dean , Dentist ,
bdDOdg41oMcCagLte Bldg
tioiis of Imimi homids , nmid that it diut not ule-
'olS'e tipomi tIme county to fuintimer siiow ( hut
time trenusuirel' lund rect'ivcti mull tint' fees to
s'huicit lie wmis b ) ' hmt' enitli led for lila sert'-
ices. That If there win. uini' sUnu 01' uttimuitl
uhtie ( hittremusmmrcr frouus thin coumitty , the legit-
iimmate stubject of set-amy or cltuflterclaiin in
his favot , which hue haul mtiios'eti to memumnium
lit ( lie coulmut ) ' treasuim'y in PaYfliduit of thme
nnmoummit clnlmneul by tile coumumly mis before lii-
uliciutoti , time ) ' Were uimmstteis censtituntinig a
ilefenso utnd mimouuld hiav been liletided as
suich antI Proved.
5. Sturetiemi oil a booth are rehenseul b ) ' ri
imiatenitni niteration of time in'utrtuimmeiut , cvi-
di'mmciimg their obligation , uuimud witimotit thieim'
knowledge n"d ronsemut.
6. The signing of a homid of a county
treastirer , itt tom' ItS niiiiiovmul by ( lie coumity
hoard , by nuiditlomual sureties , tue saimse bring
done withuomnt the ltilOWleigo mund comiseust of
( ho stureties , who had ntttnuciietl tunic sigmimi.
tures tlmereto rhor to ( iso time itvmur up-
proved , muvoideul the oiuligations of thin booth
as to such prior sureties , tintl released ( hieni
from nil ) ' liability thiertsuumder for miny stmbse-
qument failure or ti efaul t o f thu e uuiimcl pa I Ii
( hue fuuhtilinsomit of the comiditiomi of time bond.
7. hlelul further. ( lint time parties who
signed the bond sumbsoqumemmt to its mumlirus'al
as unluhitional sureties , must be ii'estuiiitI to
hmav knowni ss'hat woumid be I lie effect of
such signhmmg , includimug tIme thisciunrge of time
iriou' mutureties , numd tim ) ' liectuilme houmid muimul
liable for au ) ' suhmseqtment faiitmre or tlofuutmlt
of ( lie irimicipal in time bond to Perfommu its
aid igmutiouis.
8. A bond of an officer , vhhchm is pre.
seated to a cotuimt ) ' boamd muumd alslim'oved by
it , binds nil Parties s'hmo signed it no sure-
then , imotw'ltiistanuhing that time ) ' nias' Imave
elgimeul the instrunient comiulitionallS' , it' thin
bond is perfect on its ( mice. amid tilt' boarth
msomemsscl iSO notice of the conditional signs-
lug , anti there was notliiumg to rmtise time
tilt ) ' of inquhrs' ins to the umsaumnem' of tIme
c.xecumtioui of tIme bond.
9. Ummder the muro\'lsiOmi of section 8. chiup.
( Cr 10 , Conupiled Statutes , "thin oiiiciai hiommils
of nil county , predhnuct and townisil ) niiicerm4
shall ho appm oved by thtt count ) ' boan'd , "
ins approving bonds time hearth mucts mis a
hod ) ' . The mtlupro'al is not time net of a
member , or imitilvidummul meimibera thereof , as
pen'sonms. It is time act of time board as a
bad y.
10. A county treasurer's hand is to be op.
miroveul imy tue eoummt ) ' iontrd ,
11. TIme knowledge of one niember of a
touimty board , at time time of its aiuusrovai b ) '
them , of ( lit' u'ontIitional sigmsing of a county
treasuirer's bond by time sureties , not imowms
to have been iusiparted to ( iso board , Is not
knmow'ledge of or iiotiee to tue board of suchi
fact.
12. An addition or second bond was cxc-
rated , delivered and ammmnoved dtmuiimg ( hue
term of oiilce of a county trearmnrer. held ,
tlmat there was iuillc'ent cor.slderat on thisre-
fo i'
13. It is riot competemit to chmange or 'nr'
time tennis of mu writtemu commtract by parol
ovid ems cc.
14. A cotmimt3' treasurer , at time close of 1mm
tOrus of otiice , immmmst iiy over to imls stmc-
ccsror mull uiuoneya itt his umimnds luelongimig
to tile cOtiiit ) ' , on' ton' which lie Is ialuie to
aceounat , If tbmerc' hums been no picof of Inn ) '
imrtieular ( hiute at wlilclm it is cuinneil ! ( lint
tine mnoust'vas inisuillropriatcd by a coumit3'
tieasuurc'i' , or other proof than that lie failed
to muccoumnt for anti nal' os-en to Isis sue-
cessor itt time cios of time temmu of oilhce , all
funds for wiilch lie was liable to accouunt , it
will hr. mim'esUnieuI to have occuumued at ( ho
close of time term , and tIme liability accrues
as of such ( misc.
15. Where the bonth of a county jrcasuirer
was pn'esemited and ; mppros'ed mit or prior to
time counmmiemmconnc'mit of his I emnis of oihlcc ,
whichu hiommd was slgmsed liy additional m'umro-
tic's during tIme terzn , amid also au additi mia
bond givemm mud amproved. anmd the defaulter
or fmuiiumo , if any , of time principal in tue
discharge of time dmitis or time 0111cc 00.
currotl at the close of the term , It was
lrolmr to mmli tue siuretiuuu as dccndauits
in erie action on the bonds.
16. Thai evitlemmee held to warrant thme trimni
judge iii instructing the jmmry t return a
verdict In favor of the county migaimist oem-
talus of tIme defemmulnuits named in tine imistruc-
I ( lois
Small agaiusot Saimuimmil , Error froni You k
I county. Heversoti amid remiiammuled. Oplmmion
by Judge Norval.
1mm aim action mimion nfl ruccouiuit ( iso Plaintiff
thmc'u'd stun in iitS ChrIstian mmmc , instead
of hIs initial letteis ,
2. ObJecilon ( hunt a plaintiff iuius not sued
in huts fumil Cimrlstinmi imnisso rmmay ito unatlo tnt
fin ) ' ( line before jimfiginent , even lit ( hue dis-
( nc t toumm't , on in P heal.
: i. lJnmlt'r section. 1 , chmmipter 13 , Compiled
Statuutes. time wife is stmi'ety for lies imusbamsd
for the payrneuit of debts eontrac'teul for
mmecessnrles for time fauiuiiy , but her reparate
atate itt 1501 , chargeable ummtil mutter a juulg.
mont hits bc't'mi oblaiuied mngmnimist tine lutus.
bmnti fom' studs imstiehitetlness. mmmiii inn execu-
tlomm itusueti thieron , returned unsatisfied ,
4 , licini , ( lint time verdict is without evi-
thence to sulport ) it ,
llluic Valley Lummnier , comnpammy against
Smitbi , Eiror froun 1)uiglas coumnty , itt.
iirmnu'd. Opinion by .Iuidge Norva.
FixCeitioiiH u'hioti'tl he takms separately to
intm'uctiomis , uuuid mint cii inau'uue.
2. An exception to imistructmons numbered
I , 2 , 3 , 4. 5 , ti , 7. 8 nod 9. gIven by tine coturt
to tine jury on its own nuotiomi , is in tmii.
staisce anti effect it general exception to thin
whole charge , u.'onislstluig of ohm uiaragrnphs ,
anti such exceltioui itt not mivunlhmnhilo ens so-
ViOW , it any one of. the hmmstrut'tionms was cor-
sect anid tree froun criticism.
3 , It is tint a reversihilti error to refuse
an humiutructloii basemi on mint amummumiution of
fact iii iemtume in ihui cmuse.
4 , A lack ef counimlerntionm in no defense
to miegothable imoer in iimn haunts of an iii.
iuoetit pulrcmniFei' , for value iii the usual
couurso of iumushnmetni before maturity.
irexel againet lticbniurds. AlhiemiI from
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, l ( ) % 'I AIdING , 'I'IIJCItll. . . . . .
Is It " < 'luemi1ion to uiuo'n tiumuui l3'
1'eii t'-l ( ( 'l ut'll (1 ( H ( 'Il ( I rely ii I i I s'ho 11)0 VI'S
) 'OU-lf it's a "lug'iiui'svu kmioi' It's
eluen - : Ic cmi mu I I 3011' Vt ) got I u ( ii Iii
lomitluitium't bratk : the itiokimig glass-or
itt tu1 a i ty I ii I ug-imoul est -c'apmt hiu-i I ul u-
hOtli'll lllt'li go W'ItlI each "Big Vnui"-
s'o stl't' fuirllltuiu'ui lit a BIL'oclt'nndl'y
lioum'uo-aiitl gmimui'aniee to m'eturu it Iii mis
gooul conditIon nut w'u got It-pi'obutbiy
% 'hl ) ' our "Big'Itils" llru aIwhm's luis ) ' ,
0 maha Van tuiid Culhiphuny Storage
Our telephone , 155914 15 Fa
In Wabash Ohhice , r iinin
Buffalo coummit ) ' . Aiil : muted. Opinmio i b , ' Juidgi
Norvmnl ,
'I'hio right to a ieun sectured by tim lii'o-
'hlomi of section 2 , nrticie 1 , chimupten' 51.
Comuspiled Stattutes , ( Fies not uht'luu.lnmt uupomi
( lie ( oman of thin contract Inetweemi the
0 t'ii er 0 f tim e him I Id 11mg niuh t ime oihgmniti eon.
tractor , but utuomi tile roumimni that time sub.
contractor fuurmnlsimed min.nteriaia or iierfornmied
I imbor' I ii tue erectimimi 0 f t lie bum I iti I mm g , a mid
( limit lie hiatt couniulled 'itii ( lie ucqunlromnenta
or said sectiomi.
2. To emititlo it stub-contractor to a lien ho
lutIst ihlo 1mm time otilee of ( lie cotitity den ,
, 'itimini sixty dnS froni time uhutti of time
last itemui of nminttmrmah fumrmmisimed or Imubon
jierfonamsed , tine sworn mutatemiient required by
said section 2.
: i. 1'ldemsce exnnmsiuieml nmmi hieI to stutmiin
thu tiecren 01' time district court rofuishnig
plttiiitiff ni lieu.
b'tuuto , cx , rd. Dawuuimmg , against Greami.
ittamidmunnus.'nit ti'iiied. Opiimiou by Jtnulg
Norvuil
'l'imn Provisions of sectioii 617 ot scq. oi
tine code of civil puoceulunrq provtniing ten
tue exeetiions of a simpersemielus imoiid inpoum
time tiilumthoms of a ( clump rmury iumJuiicttoii ,
hnavo imo mipplicatiomi to mi mmmcm restrainhnim4
ender grmsntvti to Pi'evcumt time counmnission oi
mimi net until a imearimig cant bo himud uipuns mini
appiicatioii for a temporary imsjmimicthtimi.
2 A doumity judge htSSCSSdS thU power tO
allow it restraimuimmg order pentliumg a uncaring
of aim application for a teuusporary ummjmnilC-
tional order.
I. A m'estrnimmlng order ceases to be op.
crati'o on ( liii cxliratiomm of time date fixed
b ) ' its terumsa.
4. Aim 01(105 grantinmg a tenmporary in-
jimimetiuut does not hecommie ( 'ffectlve until
aim uunulertaktmig iii executed by time lurtY
mtspiyimmg lou' the writ.
5. A lmouid given to n'ccmmro a rostrninimmg
order wil miot give effect to a temporary in.
Juuietion suiscqunenitiy nuhiowed mm time atunno
case , A new boisul numust he executed emu
tins grtumitiumg of tIne latter ormior ,
5. V.'here , ti tcmnporar3' umsjunctiomi iias
never booms operative , ouvlmmg to tine failure
to give thin ummmlertnkhnmg rcimnineui by statute -
ute , time giving of a stipeit-edeaut hoimuh , upon
thin dismimissal of ( lie suit by time court , would
not give the order of mrnjunetiumm unm' valid-
I ( I'
SoberIng against Tiastedo. Error from
hloytI cotmimt ) ' . Afllrmcd. Ophimioni by Coin-
umsissionier flynn.
l'lio dismmshmsh of an mittomimpteul contest of
a cotinty Feat clectioii because tIme district
court lund mme jurisdiction , hell Inromier unpon
the aiitl'ority of Thomas against Franmhlhii ,
43 Nob. , 310.
hlunlsomi mngainmt Pennoclc. Ap'-a'ai front
4inlaius eoumnty. A1hIrnied Opimmion by Coin-
umshssionmer Jtyain ,
' .l'bth commit cnmmnot determisimne that the nil.
hug of time distiicl court tmpomn a motion
s'mus is'itlmniiit justiulcatii n wimemi ( hero is
iiresemmtel for review Iseitmier true mumotiumi imor
the proofs ummmbmiiittenl him support of It ,
Newmnamn againist hlyan. Error froimm 11am-
fltomi Count ) ' . Aiiinnned , Opinion by Coin-
mnhl4sioiiou' 1t'nmm.
Aim nme'icilmnenit of erririm in n group Ins to
givlmig or refusing to gIve instructiomsa whl
lie exammsimmt'd ito fmmi'ther viiomu it is foumsil
that one of ( lie first lumdhcaiod grommmi'au3
PlOPI'il ) ' giveim , or of ( inn last inmdicated
giotiji OflO SVaS liroperll' refused.
2. It is no suuihciemut ground for ( mo ra.
versal of a jtiulgnisemmt that an tnmmnacriai
mnmstrumc'tV ii asked by ( lie lilainitiff iii ciror
t'as r'Ituiteh ( ,
Wimntermo against Menus. Anpeal from
Auhrmmmm comimit ) ' . Ailirnied. OpinIon by Coin-
mimlssioner Ryan ,
\Vlmcro there is prevented ii ) ' npieah emily
( ho uummihleleimey of the eviCi'mico to mitititiii
( lie judgnu'nt of time nhistrict court , sucim
judgunent vill be aiulrummeml wheum ( hero is
to be found in thin record no bill of cx-
ecu , ( buS ,
Bacon against Broclcrnan Coims. Ce. AP-
hseui from ( illS 0 C ) uinty. Alhirnmsed. Opinions
by Connumissioumri' itymmn.
A chmrtttei nuurtgnge winich covered a1 ( lie
property of nun insoivommt deltor. executed
umitler an agreement lwtweemm time liarties
tiem'eto that ( he mnortgungn nhuoinlml niot ho
flied for reei'tI ; that tIme nnom'tgagee muhuouminl
title fornmai pom'sesaiomi of ( lie nnontgnngemi
lroperty and hold PJOCCS.SiOmi timereof for thu
bieneilt mind subject to i hue direction of tim
niorgngor until by sale or lemusum of thin
uiiortgtngeti PropemtY to ( lie nnlvantmnge ot
time nsortgmtgOu' tito dciii secuun'eul shoumid 1)5
haul , antI ( lien accoun' to thin sisortgagor
for time imahamice , haiti , fiamimluiten t as to other
c'rcditor I time inortgimgor , wlmo nuro imhmtins-
tiffs in tint8 muctioin ,
Fitzgertm'd mugaimist Fitzgerald & Mallory
Commntructiomi comnpamu ) ' . Appeal fiomms Lani-
caster county. ltepom t of referee confirmed.
Oplmmhon im ) ' ( 'ommimissioner Itmugan ,
JIs'idommco exrnnslucnl anti imeimi to suimtruin (
tist. thndlnga of time referee , and his reinont
conhlrrnenl ,
2. Tue supreme cmurt lma no original
mmrtihmato jmnu'hmshuc'tlon , multI ivlmare a county
court rntnkes mum order iii i'efereumco to thin
dhspo'SitiOmi of the itsetS 01' it decedent's
estate , ininving nt time time jurisdiction of
t ii ii ummnlIoe I muims t tom' mmmi t P 0 liarti 55 , t P its
cotirt will not iass mmlnon the validity of touch
oinier , umilestu prceuutet1 for review by a
ditct prccecdumsg ,
Ji'nnl hI'n'I tin ( Yi.vsnn lunmi ,
coi.utinu's ; , May 10.-Tine district grand
lodge of time Independent Order of ii'nmai
I I' ri I hi , coin Prisi mig Ohio , I minhimm nit , 1,1 istoimu'i ,
Colormudo atid New Mexico , coumvened memo
toulmi ) ' With about su'vt'nty slelegmntems present.
I'rcshdemmt I.eo YLmsu of Cincinnati , in lihi
mmmcmii anhdress , criticised the new ritual.
lecaunmo , iii his judgnuennt it nuttmncinei mmmi
ummunebu insiYirtanuce to rmuclal Jutlaisuri , nutol
recomunended ilmat it bun revhmcui. l'ernuomi-
al I ) ' , hi e is a in Auseriern n , in um'l retnisual to
believe hunt huts religious ( nnitiu hind any-
titiumg to do with Jilts mimitlonahity ,
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'l'JIIl hFiJ1tlI'l' OF' Il'J"l'Lll ONIIS _ . _ .
'I'lio hItt lo boys antI gii'ls ist'emn to
thoroughly enjoy our hiOV Clilemigo ox-
huml't's \'il % ' of dislulung tip time tiomlmt
is'iuter-luut not only cimlidreum % VOmilnL' ( Itt
lug llitmthiuhs-gnvml ( hneoiIo , m'ieogni'.o :
iii blunt time ( lust real sdtlit 'atei' ills-
lt'II ) tier 0 unit ha lilt K CVIII' 8't'mi-'e etc
bun tip svltln fi'eslu cm'iishied ( iuits every
ii ny-mt in ( I I 11mm ii i'uig stui Iti--iVi i0h'o U ny
tioetot"s Pl't''VIPtlOuI Is tilled ut loss'cst
' . ' hthsiliesS.
Pl'lt.'eH-IH tloiimg it lumshmilIg )
Kuhn's Drug Store ,
Itcaily thioouily 15th & Douglas
Cut l'rico Drug Store