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0 fi 1 I zs fIL IS THE SfLT LAKE HERALD SOTTDAY DECEMBER 31 I893TWELVE PAGES THE AFFAIRS OF THE CITY CIfls Searing In a Contest Over a Water Right THE PAY ROLLS NOT METo City Employees Will Haye to Wait I AKotlier Week I Work on the Boulevard Progressing JHcoly RedncJnsr the Force in tho En jriHoerlng Department Warrants Coming in Slowly Keports County Selectmen Bamberger Baboon and Morris sat yesterday as aboard of water comissioners for the I purpose ot hearing the petition of James Hansen for an original water right to a small stream of water which flows into Parleys creek several miles 1 above the mouth of the Parleys creek conduit In his petition Hansen sets out that in 18S6 he located two i i mining claims in Parleys canyon designated as the Warm Springs mining district called the Golden Faith and Golden Faith No2 and that in the working of the claims he developed a stream of water which water is necessary for the economic working of the mines Attorney Allen appeared for the petitioner Salt Lake city represented by City Attorney Coad filed a contest and claimed the water by virtue of former appropriation The contest papers setout that for twenty years before Hansen had located in the canyon the stream in question had flowed from a cave or tunnel and on down the moun tain side into the creek When Hansen and his associates commenced op erations they diverted the water and claimed to have developed the stream in their workings The hearing occupied the attention I of the board during the day a large number of witnesses being examined I I and had not been concluded when an adjournment was taken last evening PAY DAY PASSED City Employees Will Have to Waltz Another I other Week None of the city departments or offi ters were paid off yesterday for the very good reason that there was no money in the treasury with which to pay them County Collector Leonard not having made a settlement with the city treasurer No money was received from the collector yesterday although Friday was the date upon which a transfer of money should have taken place Of course Treasurer Duke still has money enough to redeem all outstanding warrants but this does not Include department expenses Pi inents mav be made by the middle nt i the week THE BOULEVARD A Force of fifteen Men Employed Upon It Fifteen men are now employed on the new boulevard now being constructed in City Creek canyon by the charity committee through the application thereon of the work of unem ployed men who are in need and de sirous of obtaining work During the nast week the force has made a remarkable record and the drive already begins to assume some proportions The work is under the direct supervision of the head of the street depart ment which has put a foreman in charge The men were first started in the canyon about 2000 feet above the upper tank and the road will be completed around the face of the hill to 1he head of i street The men are given work alternately but fifteen be ing employed repularly during the week Reducing the Force Eight men were discharged from the field force of the city engineer last night and during the winter months but little work will be done outside of the office In this department During the past week the department has been at work preparing final estimates of the work done on street paving and sidewalk contracts and making maps of the gravity sewer system These maps will be very complete and represent I all the features along the line City Warrants i Holders of city warrants are not presenting I them for redemption very rapidly and City Treasurer Duke has issued another notice calling upon them to get a rustle on themselves He is very desirous of canceling all warrants ana tvuiuu uc fjicuocu LU see their holders at Ills office The run made I I yesterday was an improvement over thatof Friday Jrorlslon Inspector Notwithstanding the action of the sayor Provision Inspector Kendall is at hia old post and will remain there until his successor Is appointed and has qualified During the past week the inspector has made 419 inspections I and condemned as unfit for food 125 pounds of fruit 470 pounds of game 721 pounds of poultry 70 pounds offish and 375 pounds of sweet potatoes making a tqtal of 4061 i Health Department I Eleven complaints were made last i I week to the health department One II case of diphtheria was reported one case of scarlet fever and from the I latter disease one death occurred Eighteen burial permits were issued and two shipping permits The num ber of reported births reached the respectable total of 2L Street Department The street department was engaged last week In putting in stone crosswalks at the intersection of State and 4 yifth South streets Eighth East and First South streets South Temple and Eighth streets South Temple and streets and South Temple and streets repairing First South between Eighth and Twelfth East streets IK MUSICS REALM She Grand Concert at the Cougrrcca Lionel Church Tuesday Evening The Choral society will give a grand conceit the first of the season at the First Congregational church Tuesday evening The music will be entirely from the Italian masters the following being the programme 1 Overture William Tell Rossini Prof Thomas Radcliffe I Solo and Chorus Finale Act II Er nani Verdi I Ensign jr Choral Society and Great Organ i JuouFar from the Busy Throng I la Travlati Verdi I Miss Jennie Winston Mr Geo Pyper Solo Infelechl CErnani Verdi Ensign jr Chorus Night Shades No Longer Moses In Egypt Rossini Choral Society and Great Organ Bomansa Spirit So Pair la Pay orita Donizetti Geo Pyper Soprano SolouBcl Raggio Semlr amidE Rossini 4 Organ SoloProf Thomas Radcliffe Trio vLlfe Hal No Power Belis sarlo Donizetti Miss Jennie Winston Messrs Gno Pyper and Ensign jr I us Prayer from Moses In Egypt VerdJ Estheru Miss Jennie Winston a Nborl kf Mr Thomas 8D ci 3 00 rO 0 1 MOEGS Mr Ensign Jr I Choral Society and Great Organ I The Salmon Recital Mr Theodore Salmon whose playing so charmed his audience on Tuesday evening will give another recital on the 17th inst at the parlors of the Salt Lake Music company The room will accommodate four hundred and It should be well filled Mr Salmon will be assisted by several of our leading musicians He left for San Francisco on Friday intending to give two recitals in that city Tho Orpheus Club The Orpheus club is having frequent rehearsals in preparation for the concert on the 12th inst when the club will assist the Mendelssohn quartette of Denver The concert should be well attended not alone because it will be a rare musical treat but because Denver showed true fraternal appreciation of the Tabernacle choir when it visited that city Notes San Franciscans are jubilant over the fact that Sousas band has been I engaged for the entire season of the I midwinter fair The past week witnessed two notable musical events the recital at Calders music palace by Mr Theodore Salmon and the contest at the tabernacle The Herald quartette composed of William Clements 1st tenor Rowe 2nd tenor Joseph Adams 1st basso and John A Adams 2nd basso is a new organization that is doing some excellent work It is hoped Henri Martear the violin virtuoso will visit this city in his tour of the United States He has recently added some fine numbers to his re pertoire which now numbers 134 selec tions IN POLICE CIRCLES 1 Sedlar and Rice Hold to the Grand Jury Two Charges of Qouscbreakins Against Them A Clairvoyant Trouble The Minor Offenders Police Justice Gee had another busy fay yesterdav nn lth 0 nH6U LUt SL was not quite so heavy as on Friday yet the record was better Charles Medlar and Frank Rice were held to the grand jury on two counts housebreaking in bonds of 500 each and burglary in bonds of 1000 eacn The men are charged by Johns I Hauswirth with having stolen crpen ter tools from his residence while he was detained at the city jail for an assault upon his wife and when I Rices residence on Fifth West was i i searched a great variety of carpenter tools and many other articles were I I found Some of tae property was iden tified by Henry Tarrant of North Salt Lake whose residence was burglar I ized a few weeks ago They are also charged with the recent robbery of the North Salt Lake broom factory Detectives Sheets and Rhodes who made the arrest also recovered five cots a desk a table and other arti cles of furniture from a second hand dealer to whom they had been sold by Rice and Medlar Several alleged criminals are being held at the city jail awaiting prelim mary examinations Among them are Johnson alias Ransom an ex convict and George Harris who are being held on suspicion of having burglarized the safe of the Denver Rio Grande Western at Spanish Fork Miss Stevenson who claims to be a clairvoyant and test medium and is the landlady of a lodging house at 44 East Second South was charged with using abusive language the complainant being Louis Rocca The hear ing developed many amusing features but the court discharged the defendant Rocca alleged that Miss Stevenson I had used some improper language I in conversation with his little sister and the youth went to see about it The visit does not seem to have been very satisfactory but the arrest of the I young woman followed Three lodgers at the house testified that the boy was the only person who used abusive and improper language they having heard the conversation from the land I ing above Charles Olensilt charged with fight ing failed to appear and forfeited 5 while the other party in the scrap Martin was discharged Walter Goalen failed to keep a proper record of second hand goods bought and sold by him and was fined S5 To relieve headache correct disorders of the stomach and increase the appetite and for the cure of liver complaint use Ayers Cathartic Pills They are perfectly safe to take and i invariably promote a healthy action of the digestive and assimilative organs For Over Filly Years Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething It soothes the child softens the gums al lays all pain cures wind colic and is the best remedy for diarrhoea Twentyfive cents a bottle Strength and HenltU If you are not feeling strong and healthy try Electric Bitters It La I Grippe has left you weak and weary use Electric Bitters This i remedy acts directly on liver stomach and kidneys gently aiding those organs to perform their functions if you are afflicted with sick headache you will find speedy and permanent relief by taking Electric Bitters One trial will con vince you that this is the remedy yon need Large bottles only 50c at A Smith Cos Drug Store 1 A Sound Liver Makes a Well JUan Are you bilious constipated or troubled with jaundice sick headache bad taste in the mouth foul breath coated tongue dyspepsia Indigestion hot dry skin pain in back and between shoulders chills and fever etc if you have any of these symptoms your liver is out of order and your blood is slowly being poisoned because your liver does not act properly Herbine will cure any disorder of the liver stomach or bowels It has no equal asa liver medicine Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at I drug department NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS The Herald Publishing company will deliver free to every paid up subscriber to the daily or semiweekly lI raId postpaid or to every such applicant at the counting rooms their choice of one of the famous Mathdw Northrup vest pocket seriesUpv to Date of the United maps States or combined Idaho Wyoming Oregon Washington and Montana These maps have become celebrated I for their wonderful accuracy and com blued fund of general information The state maps show all counties in seven colors all railroads are not made in straight lines as usually shown In advertisements but curved as they really are all cities towns villages all mountains lakes and rivers and hundreds of small towns not shown in postal guides or In ordinary maps The historical and descriptive mat ter is both highly interesting and pleasing dwelling on the educational farming mining and manufacturing I merits of each respective state in fact covering completely in detail all desirable information pertaining to the fates named These maps generally conceded to be the most valuable up to date publications possible to obtain will be presented FREE to every paid up subscriber new or old but not to delinquents In ordering state plainly what you want iiI t1 1 For a clear head and steady nerves take BromoSeltzer trial bottle lOc 12 These Dont Go After ten days but during that time we will offer the most beautiful Christmas presents for fathers mothers brothers sisters wives and sweethearts at less than actual cost Our large stock of pianos and organs must be sold We need money and the larger the cash payment the greater the discount The chance of your life to get an instrument away down cheap Come at once and get first choice Temple of Music 208 South West Temple Post Office block Bttllard Liniment I This Liniment is different In comp sition from any other liniment on the market It is a scientific discovery which results in It being the most pen etrating Liniment ever known There are numerous white imitations which may be recommended because they pay the seller a greater profit Be ware of these and demand Ballards Snow Liniment It positively cures rheumatism neuralgia sprains cuts bruises wounds sciatic and Inflam matory rheumatism burns scalds sore feet contracted muscles stiff joints old sores pain in back barb wire cuts sore chest or throat and is especially beneficial In paralysis Sold by I Drug Dept Relief Society Conference The quarterly conference of the Relief society of this stake of Zion will be held in the Fourteenth ward assembly rooms in this city on Friday Dec 15 1S93 meetings commencing at 10 a and 2 as usual As this is an important time and there Is much need of relief among the people in the several wards it is ardently desired by the presiding officers of the society that there should be represen tatives from each branch present to hear the instruction that is likely to be given in reference to the care of the needy that there may be no suf fering among the people that can be avoided A cordial invitation is also extended to all interested in this benevolent work and especially to the presidency of the church the presiding bishops the presidency of this stake of Zion and the bishops of the several wards By order of the president ISABELLA HORNE TTalter Price A Co Continental Market Stalls 9 and 11 vegetables fruits and poultry We make these three lines of goods a specialty Give us a trial Beautiful Temple trays for 1 each I at Leyson Cos 0 ft rJ 1 0 0 1 Lindsays 2 MEDICAL DISPENSARY vu I Permanently located at OMeara block 3H Yr I I Ofill Second South strict FILLS TEETH II liii I Dr Llnflsay Physician Surgeon and Lea WITHOUT 1I I IJ II I tuer formerly ot Philadelphia Soeoialiat on all diseases of Men and Women Tr7Ttik Dr Lindsay derates his especial attention PAIN tho scleatlflo treatment and cure of all tAINo And Ranges are used Chronic Nervous ri Do you want the best dental service or are you willing to put up with second FOR PLEASANT DAYS with entire satisfac AND best You can get either kind in Private Diseases pleasant associations in order and you tion all over the world ISeaSeS Salt Lake cityIt is for you to discriminate need an outfit in harmony with such surroundings You can look pleasant and RUPTURE PILES FISTULA and RECTAI criminate Dr Grlswolds reputation feel pleasanter when youre equipped for ULCERS CUBED without pain or detention from is well it in one of our Winter business STRICTURE safely and radically Suits known In Utah and needs no stylish that cured suggest a collision with prosperity You 1 RHEUMATISM the result of Blood Poisoning comment Modern instruments mod wont be damaged by running against stiff and swollen joints Neuralgia Catarrh Bronchitis Asthma Fits Paralysis Cancer era materials modern methods and our stock Everybody in Salt Lake is You Tumors Eruptions Salt Rheum Scrofula anxious to meet with such an accident as OU run no risk in Tape Worm Dyspepsia Constipation and all modern dentists all combine to make that Its hit diseases of the various organs of the body I 13 a you can score for very speedily and permanently cured at his dispensary the Work little money at the great redactions in Diseases of women a specialty done in his office the best I buying them their Married persons or those entering that happy prices were offering this week Some I UYlng em I state aware of physical weakness lose of procreate Paramount to all this Dr Griswold things are too good to lasj Thats tho power Impotency or other disqualifications with oui stock and I can nave speedy and permanent relief case our andprices and this performs all operations upon the teeth No matter what your complaint is or who has fact makes it risky to wait record of 41 years and failed to cure you consult this skillful physician WITHOUT PAIN by the use of the I who is able to aScot a cure where others fall Kale method for painless dentistry One Price I I Charges moderate and within reach of all Patients living away from the city who Cannot for which he the makers guarantee conveniently call may describe their troubles has the exclusive 03 right GARDNER by letter and have medicines sent to them I FREE from observation to any part of the for Salt Lake city 141 nln nrtt country lniDSlT Dn LraDBAT Is a CONFIDENTIAL Sxra is behind them PHYSICIAN in whom all may confide la regu nm 111 rnlTln I I nnlllJ1T I 1rv graduated find IflcrOlT qualified tn rnn 01 MJULD i JLUUJDII I known ttce medicine bold enough re IlOS to Ivertlse wlde1y his and skill tavorl1Dl1 to the world so that all persons consulting him may be DrGriswold I A SCHOOL FOR BOYS ONLY ftllmonta Offices assured OMEARA of the honorable most BLOCK treatment delicate 63tf and In West all difficult oases Second ot South Street BIISSC HAYDEN Principal SALT LAKE CITY THEY ARE SOLD BY DENTIST Boys Received and Carried AUCTION STORAGE Through the Grammar Grades AND Union National Bank Building I COl IltDSSIOr Main and Second South I ALSO A SCHOOL OF ONION I IN ALL THEIR STOBE5 154r South West Temple Street Coon STENOGRAPHY AND TYPEWRITING I Only exclusive Auction and Commission i 1 house In Utah Consignment of Brand I I boi98P 9 8 Bf cent LVfl I goods in small or largo lots received I 5c Terms moderate A free Kindorgartea I Auction Sales Wednesdays for boys and also LJ Powdered ion2 I girls Perfumed and Saturdays 11 a OF Term begins Sspt 5at 9 a it Patented Address BISHOP LEONARD 1 LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS made The strangest UoliKe otter purest Lye Lye it TRADE I Oils WHITELAW Paints and Chemicals BROS sw4 for in being the a contents use can a line with Will powder are removable make always and the packed ready best lid URBMSEYMTGCO I AND perfumed Hard Soap in 20 minutes I SUPPLIES FOE 1551 without boiling It is the St Louis Mo Ucst forcleansmc waste pipes MARK SOAP FACTURER3 WOOLEN and PAPER BrAJOT disinfecting anks olosetsL Sanitary Supplies Plumbers Brass Goods RAILROADS and washing bottles paints tre etc Railway Foundry and Machinist HI MINING COMPANIES PEA SALT MFG CO Supplies Agricultural ST LOUIS Implements GlJVRTT jtoST MISSOURI Gen Philaja COON Agts Phila CO Chicago Pa B2XTTHG HOSE AND PACKING VIIi ysw rwv If loorw An Early I Christmas Event Early Christmas Dress Patterns tho most sensible the most economical present you can nialce When you read this backed up by un qnestiohably the lowest prices ever offered in Dress Goods and Suits Our stock Is twice the size it ought to be it must be lowered 12000 by Dec 25 How can wo do It By selling 2000 suits for 700 This is no jojce We mean it Wo will do it Come and wo will prove every assertion This is the first week in December Dont put off buying Now is the time The most skeptical wjll be inspired to buy if they only price our goods MONDAY MONDAY MONDAY iJ 200 Dress patterns actual count that is the number ot handsome wool full suits pieces of as elegant high art goods as ever double width 7 yards 1 2 came across the water in very email broken checks entirely new styles which will make 3 4 l5 5 with which mingled colorings in a lovely Christmas gift This is the greatest bar are quiet tone train dont care where 1 and at the eame time rich and effective They are bought bou to distribute the expressly bought really tlie cream of our collection and the pride of advantage among laboring people Take the manufacturer the regular value of these goods is fl85 the yd You will be amazed to see them goat Early Christmas Price In connection with this early Christmas Drsss the 105 a Suit Goods event we have been making very extreme Early ChrIstmas Pries preparations in our Millinery Department for six 105 a yard 21 pices 36 inch wool Tricots in plain mix I tures stripes and diagonal effects It long days Wo have had all grieves us to our Artist Trimmers 40 pieces winsomely beautiful Amures Birds state the intrinsic value eye and Brcche effects in best qualities we have busy trimming dozens of French Pattern Hats up offered this season goods that have found favor Early Christmas Price the newest Creations the latest shapes perfect withthe closest buyers at 145 per yard Goods if niI that in thf wpj rini pay tribute to the skill of the a 3 ctn4 Faenchman this the kmd of offerinJ8 that trimmed 4 Cl uopys profusely with Velvets Ribbons go 50 BO far tovar4 making prudent people rich 4 pieces AllWool Scotch Grey Suiting 50 Flowers and Ornaments Not a single old hat inches wide a broken line that will be sold cheap A Christmas gift that looks double what it cost Just made for this early Christmas event Regular Early Christmas Price The real worth of these goods is 125 the yard broken lines must go price i 400 to 51500 Hence during this Dress 93c a yard I Early Christinas Price Goods skirmish so tv ry body rich or poor can 6 piece Hopsacking 54 inches wide very finest in finish bestirs quality beautiful in color very In for Entire Suit 250 indulge in a new bonnet as it ought to De prepar ings might call th irridescent wonders Some I for the of the most effective gowns of the season are of ing near approaching holidays Wo will 1 6 pieces pure Wool olinch English Diagonals Wl thede goods which have been 175 per yard splendid weight and style just a perfect cloth for try to mhke many a little woman happy a tailormade dress of the serviceable kind They Early Christmas Price come in mixtures and run from light to dark in thecolonlngsreally worth 145 the yard Only 122 per yd 750 the yard or a lull dress pattern at the Kllnk Off Evory Coil 1 i I Early Christmas Price lJ 11 I fl 385 of profit and let you have your choice from flOO to 6 pieces Aliwool 40inch Hop Sacking dressy f5no No higher that is the limit Yon ought and at the same made to wear It makes one of those comfortable dresses that you feel at home in to see the fl00 alone and you will swear it was a Il Si1k the cokfrings are jnst right the price has been dream Remember Dazlers are now ready for 135 the yard and now thats just right too sale Early Christmas Price Mondays A grand display of rattling qualities here Is the yard 77c where we are powerful and the strong point of our power is the weakness of our prices The other 7 pieces of splendid plaids all wool all good in Rl1nb ons strong point is the endless variety of weaves such style all handsome in their colorings all fresh from tbeloome in the east will be shown Monday as Duchess Ehadama Peau de Soie Gros Grain I for the first time come and see them and see how Every woman and child the 1st of December is Taffata Bengaline Ondine Armnres Faille small a price fits a great quality no matter what deeply interested in high colored fancy Ribbons a Francaise Brocade Mono and many others the should be price necessity to prepare her Christmas presents We More in fact than you will find in all Salt Lake have a corner on them 600 pieces Satins and Grps outside the Lie store This is matchless silken The Ear 1 Chrisfmas a i Early Das Grains with Satin edge in all evening colors will be fact nnd the prices are matchless silken facts too a Price is 41c a yard grand Christmas gilt is a black silk dress 5e and lOe 2 pieces 54inch Storm Serges left from a lot that came in last week the quality of these goods Evening Silks and gauzes will play their little I is way up the price is way down Would be a great cloth at 125 but we have navy blue For tC3ay Sunday part of them will be on show part in this great Christmas event Oar collection and brown only hence in front and side window they all go on sale tomorrow of these goods is one of bewildering beauty in and a limit of not more than ten yards to a customer which Crepes Nets Gauzes the soft India and This 600 pieces is a bankrupt stock and the the heavy stately silks all fight for the first place I The Early Christmas greatest snap our buyer Mr Fyler ever picked up and aireo at creafc sweeping reductions such as yon Price of 77 a yard silk in the eastern market Width from 7 to 22 all never dress dont thought delay possible buy now You see need these an goods evening and note our prices no room here to tell you about 1000ttemnantsnvill be swept away25c oath Price 5e and lOc every piece but come and see them Come to the dollarwsll take them great Christmas event I Remember the continuation saleof our entire Carpet Stockat Closing Prices WALKER BROS FILER CO 1 fl i iJ a 5 Ii i Ii I 5 5 IN THE PROBATE COURT Hearing in the Young Estate Case Resumed Sirs Clayton Testifies as to the Receipts and Disbursements Decision i in tho Dyer Case The end nf the second day of the hearing In the case of Ernest I You get al minors on accounting of the guardian Mrs Sibella Clayton failed to witness a conclusion and the case went over until Friday next The en tire day was consumed with a continuation of the examination of Mrs Clayton as to the receipts and disbursements of the estate and she vas still on the stand when court adjourned In the course of her examination Mrs Clayton was questioned as to the petitiOn filed in this court in 1884 for the sale of the property on the ground that the income was insufficient to support her and her children the sale and as to the disposal of the surplus after the purchase of a cheaper place It was not within her knowledge that her present husband was the actual purchaser of the property Neither I had she any reason for knowing that Mr Clayton furnished the money for the purchase in the first instance He however afterwards bought it from the actual purchaser a Mr Lyman Her husband paid the money to her in the first instance as Mr Lyman agent She received from the Brigham Young estate certain stock coming to her husband 172 shares Ernest I had his shares and witness had the balance She had property of her own now between 30000 and 40000 which Mr Clayton a ve her THE DYER CASE Judge Blair rendered his decision in the Dyer estate case and ordered the executors to pay a family allowance of 75 per month from the date of their Qualification until October 19 the date of the widows marriage to Searles The amount allowed is but half that asked for by the petition Judge Hen derson is the guardian of the children and must hereafter provide for their welfare In rendering his decision Judge Blair went into and reviewed the case since its first appearance in the probate court and caused no little amusement by his reference to the marriage re lations of the parties interested Even Ogden Hiles attorney for Mrs Searles received an occasional dig The court went brefly into the provisions of the late Mr Dyers will The deceased he said bequeathed to his widow 10000 III east tie also jjave nei the homestead in which she now resided and all the appurtenances thereto belonging i in addition to a piece of property on Commercial avenue The former was valued at 15000 according to the evidence and the latter at 35000 or 40000 Mr Dyer obligated the executors to remove the mortgages off both pieces of property so that the widow could have them entirely clear and Mrs Dyer herself admitted upon the witness stand that she had had an advance from the executors of about 2000 and that she received as rentals after paying for necessary repairs and insurance on this property the sum of 300 per month So far as the widow was concerned that would seem to bean ample amount for her support without any allowance from the general assets of the estate But the most important point had yet to be named By the terms of the will Judge Henderson was the guardian not only of the persons but of the estate of the three infant children The mother had no cQntrol over them without the guardians permission Mrs Dyer had already it seemed instituted suit to recover 27000 against the estate one of the executors had testified that she threatened another suit for 30000 more and that if she were successful in these the estate would probably become insolvent If however she failed there would then be left several thousand dollars for the children for the will provided that after the payment of all his debts and certain legacies the remainder should go to them So it really depended upon the result of those suits whether the children would ever get a dpllar or not Mrs Dyer had testified that she had had the children under her care provided for clothed and schooled them ever since her husbands death and that there is now and has been owing for some time a doctors bill of 500 which she had no means of paying While of the opinion that the widow did not need anything more in the way of support he thought she should be allowed a reasonable amount for the children and fixed that amount at 75 per month In the matter of the estate of Edward Bain deceased Friday Dec 8 was seas the date for hearing on the petition for cessation of family allowance Hearings in the matter of the estate of Rockwell deceased was continued until Dec 7 in the matter of the estate of Andrew Lofgren deceased until Dec 7 i and in the matter of the estate of Mercy Thompson deceased until Wednesday Dec 6.