The Hiawatha Herald du lieu suivant : Hiawatha, Kansas • 8

mTT A TTT71 A Thursday, April 28 i 904 49 49 49 49 EVEMOTY 49 9 Who Has Given Us a Trial That 4s? 49 49 49 4 4 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 8 if ft ft ft ft ftS 51 i ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft 2 Is complete and that we are prepared to do any kind of work at prices that are ALL RIGHT- 'V i AimVFPT im 1 1 II UU 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 TH HIAWATHA 49 22222T2T 2T2ir22r2 22T2T 22c' WWW WV WW WV WV VV WV WV VVVV WW VV VVVV WVt WWW DEALS IN DIR.T R. to the Central Trust of York for yes, one hundred and sixty-three million dollars, and contains 39,000 wTords. It covers 122 pages of printed matter and the Register of Deeds was paid $40 for recording it. This is a pick-up for him, as it required no writing the pages being all gummed on one side and in perfect shape for placing on the records. The mortgage covers all the property of the Rock Island in Kansas and Iowa, and must be recorded in every county through which the road pases.

Justice's Court. The following cases came up for hearing in Justice Calnan's court this wreek: The preliminary hearing of Henry McAleer, charged with the murder of F. Evans in Horton in 1889, was continued until May 7. The case of Will Hinton vs. Dr.

Erwin was settled by agreement on payment of $G3 and C0St8. Dr. A. Leigh vs. James Leibengood, plaintiff recovered judgment for $78.50.

Appealed. The following new cases have been filed: Mi chaelMaeislin vs. Wm.Weininger; First National Bank vs. V. H.

Luster and Claud Luster; J. Enenbise vs. Frank and Sam Scantlin. Mrs. Lacock has a very beautiful cactus plant which is covered with at least 3 dozen large, red flowers very finely formed.

Probate Court. Ford Hovey made final settlement, as guardian in ten Indian cases from Horton reservation. The will of J. B. Shelton wras filed for probate April 18.

It shows the personal estate to be about $500 principally notes. John Stearns was appointed administrator. I). B. Royer made Trumanl settlement as administrator for Mnrtii.

Saimer, minor. Chas. Hand guardian of Isaac Hand insane wTas discharged owing to the death of the party. F. E.

Grnham made annual settlement of the estate of Geo. WheelerSaturdav. Adam Scbmitt made annual settlement of the estate of Michael Schmitt Saturday. Elmer Speare was adjudged insane on the 14 and was taken to the asylum at Topeka Saturday. Mariage Lionises.

J. H. IImJo. Hiawatha age 45 Houghton, Hiawatha age 52 Marion Elliott, Auburn age 24 Ada McLnin, Auburn age 30 B. J.

Meisenheimer made annual settlement of the Grover C. Hudgens etnl, minor heirs of JohnMeisenheimer, Monday. A'Oig Mortgage. The largest mortgage, both in amount and volume, was filed for record in Brown county Wednesday. It is given by the C.

R. I. P. It. Ileal estate transfers for the week ending April 23, 1904.

Chas. R. Rounds to Elender Daniels lot 174 Shawne St. $225.00 Fred Fernan et al to Thomns H. Davis lots 3 and 4 blk 19 Willis $45.00 L.

0. Law et al to Chas. R. Johnson lots 21 22 23 24 blk 4 K. C.

addn. Horton $425.00 Wm. Myers to Francis M. Patterson? lot blk Horton Gottlieb Yaussi to E. A.

Bastien a tract ee 25-3-16 $250.00 Harriet S. Howe et al to George Barber lot 7 blk 33 Horton $30.00 Henry Strube to Henry Strube Jr. ne 2-4-1G and sw of nw 1-4-16 $4000.00 A. P. Gillen to Baily Fox lots 8 and 9 blk 5 K.

C. addn Horton $25.00 Paul E. Havens to E. T. Davis lots 1-2-3-4-5-6 blk 48 C.

K. N. addn Horton $75.00 L. 0. Law to Amv M.

Robertson 4G ft of lots 25-26-27-28 blk 5 K. C. addn Horton $300 Justus H. Lange to T. H.

Blankenship lot 7 blk 1 Robinson $150.00 Gregory Amann is building a modern cottage on the lot west of Mrs. Pottenger's. He will probably rent it to H. P. Welsh.

There is such a demand in Hiawatha for houses that it would eeem a good investment for several of our rich men to build cottages..