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J CHARiXKTTE DAILY OBSERVE!, MARCH 1, liKW. if MILLS AND MARKETS CLEWS' FINANCIAL UEXTEK. holders of steel Industrials wre as much disturbed a tb owners at horn. Copptr stocks came In for pressure al most as severe la i In the week, although they howd soma atabillty at first on account of a supposition tbst ths suc cessive reductions In the price of copper might have accomplished more gradual ly what was being done spasmodically In the steel trade. The railroad stocks were late In yield ing to '.he weakness and arguments were offered xt benefits to accrue to them ea consumers of steel materials from the cheaper prices for them. Other influences ultimately broke down the railroads, and if Tbo Inexorable Law of , Supply and Demand Affeiia Even That Greatest of All Corporations, the Steel Trust ( Restoration of Normal ConmUuiu Will Compensate tor Present Bul . lies Detmurall-tiUun Long and Bit ter light Anticipated In Slaking New Tariff Schedule. Correspondence of The Observer. most Important growing out of govern- New Y6rV Feb: 27. Natural forces rent prosecutions. The undisturbed ease have at last asserted themselves, and the of the money market was aa Important greatest corporation the world ever saw. aclr ' lfe "mj'?tl,v '"J'.T joyed by the bond division from welk in steel trust, has been obliged to sur- neM render to the Inexorable law of supply. The banks met easily the heavy de- and demaud. This powerful and skilfully i mnls upon them. Including the wl'n" manage corporation was fnT largely for the 'express purpose of scap- ment leg this law. Competition was to be The week's outgo of gold to South abolished or reduced to a minimum as a' America was large. Bankers are not regulating force, and in it. place artm- atlon Mfa rate oial regulation was to he substituted. , gurt,. The market was to be under tne control , i of a few able men to whose Judgment Bessemer City Mill Starts TTp. and absolute power the whole Industry . Qggtonla News. 26th. roust submit; and me free play of differ-J Tho glater Manufacturlng Com ncs of opinion between buyer and seller, of Bessemer City, started up which has been the system of price cun- Tuesday fter tn, gie and reorganl troi ever since civilisation began, was to j aMo Mr Wt.on, of Charlotte, a be abol-shed at a stroke. Competition; former ,uperlntendent of the Trenton, between buyers and competition tetween Oaj5tonla.. Is superintendent. It is re sellers was to be wiped out, and the, porte that tho Vermont will be start wants of trade were to be estlmstedand fl goon, satisfied according to the opinion orj eepric of a few men. Such In brief were! rharlote Cotton. Uie ultimute aims of the policy of some: The, figures represent prices paid t.) 01 the great monopolistic comDinauons LESS THAN HALF COST 30-H. P. Liddetl Automatic Engine 40-H. P. Ball Antomatlc Engine 100-n. P. H. 8. A C. Throttling Engine 100-H. P. Ball Automatic Engine " X X6" HsrrST Cnrtla- srv.4 w - ft "lCJ x 86" AIMs Corlisa Engine x 36- A Ills Corliss Engine COTTON MILL MACHINERY. Stuart W. Cramer, 14' 18 ENGINEER AND CONTRACTORS MAIN O) fiogf CharlOtti, n. O. 18'' x 42" Frick Coring Engine 20 22 x 42" Green Corliss Engine x 48" AlllB Corll. irnn. SPLENDID VALCES, MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY. GREENSBORO SUPPLY CO. GREENSBORO, N. c. PM npfflrwrtutg , , , , Jj) an-- , - which have been created within the last four ears. Nothing more revolutionary and (nothing more approaching to social ism has ever been put Into practical affect than these huge combinations, Whluh placed whole Industries under the arbitrary control of a few strong but not Infallible Individuals. The failure of ar tificial regulation in cate of the steel trust is, tnereiore, oi int lugiwrsi mi - Eggs portance. It shows that tho trust "X"- oeese-cer head wagons February 27th: Oood middling 9V, Strict middling Vi Middling CARDS AMISS MASON MACHIMP Wnni ms -------- iivnrvs COTTON r.lACHlPJER TAUNTON, COMBERS mam. UP MACHINES SOUTHERN OFTICE AT CHARLOTTE towiw noward. Agent. sp.nx.kg FRAMES Vlnjf Rat Card, Railway Heads. Drawlnjj Frames, Spinning Frames, Twisters and Spoolers Qulllers and Reels, Looms, COMBERS WOQKSQGtH ATWM.Ts, -3' etc, etc; 5!aMcs, Rr!af Pnwii Intermediate! Jack Frame IT II Automatic Feeders, Openers and Tronic, - Breaker, Intermediate axtl Finisher Lappers, tarschner Cerdlng Bemtscf Thread Extractors. Waste Pickers, cU Raw ttack OffjaffSa ETC-ETC Charlotte ProdHice. (Corrected by R. H. Field Co.) Butter 12eU Chickens Spring 20 a ! Ducks 30 23 16 18 40 (flSO tem has failed in one of Its prlmo and. HenilDer htad 35 ,340 most oblectlonable Du. D03es. that of reg- ulatlng prices: and this failure Is a source 0 real gratification to all who wish to see the freedom of American Institutions nreserired There is no objection what ever to great corporations, they are In J Rys iine Willi uiuuniiiBi cil " f " : Turkeysper pound 14 Sjli Cliarlotte Grain. I (Corrected dally by Cochrane-McLau'gs, lin Co.) $ 1.35 r- tvi .. .... i 1. LUIIl gress; but they must ce resoiuteiy ed In their monopolistic tendencies ami n seea must also be taught to admit, aa did Mr : Cotton Meal Beed, ton. Qary very frankly not long ago. that nubile welfare shall be placed berore corporate Intervals and that all pora- . , sirnlv vnw 26.00 tions must Implicitly obey the law. The en eat of the cut In steel prices 1 was at first very unsettling, for In sev eral departments of Industry the steel; trust policy of holding up prices in spiiej of business depression had very general ly followed. A tew days alter the cut It became recognized that these reductions were good policy, that they meant a long deferred recognition of changed con ditions and a more natural adjustment to new order of things. It was recog nized that lower prices would eventually follnw a decided Improvement. Perhaps It would he folly to say that bottom has been reached, for confidence has been seriously disturbed, snd buyers will of course push their newly-gained advant ages tq ths limit. Tariff agllatlon will also cause much business to be deferred. and this may temporarily act in Duyeis favor. When TOLD BY POSTAGE STAMP At last the charming little story of William Tell Is told by a postage 'stamp. Of course, it Is a stamp of Switzerland, and on it is pictured Henrlc, the son of the marvelously accurate cross-bowman of Burglen. The stamp cannot help but refresh In the minds of all under whose observation It comes the Interesting: however, that disturbing; narrative with which It Is associated. element Is removed there will be an ac- Tell was arrested at the fair at cumulation of orders that will compen- Altdorf by the men of Gessler, thf gats' tor present depression. In the long, cruel Governor of Url, who sua Itin It 18 safe to tay lhat a return ,0i P,fc,ed nlm ot disloyalty. Little lower price levels will be beneficial, and Henrlc had been persuaded to run a uenuine stimulus to renewed business away to the fair by his mischievous wiivitv later on I cousin Philip, who Indiscreetly of- On'tLockarket the steel cut H!M1S' fi Prices fell sharp- " , '"u Philip escaped, but Henric was seized, and Gessler offered Tell his freedom if he would shoot an apple off his son's heart. Otherwise the cross-bowman would be put to death. Tell declined to endanger his child's I? 1 B'.i -...-..: Sil .incur Wit E m m mm mm LOOKS ..fl Istf" tt'Jw-W. .. Sff f - 0, 1E-'! -.Tlf'V J','5MWtfTO'., ?s2fti.. ""are c,rr?gniri 1 ia 12 - ..... - :t'-;v1' 1 us mm I KiiMtro-VL nrrirr iNiunm , iii-i,.- .i-,wr. . THERE IS NQ pXE THING ABOCT A STEAM PLAJfT THAT PAYS THE SAME DIV1DEXD AS PIPE COVERING. LET VB TELL YOU ALL ABOUT IT. -- - . - - - - . ' a -ai v Vv Et .d,' sss. mm-: vi f mm - . It", s 4 t I 4 If Mil lug boat running Into It at night, a ; charge was correct, when there was evi dence to support It. that if plaintiff did not have a light on its marine railway, and such failure was the proximate cause of the Injury, to find the plaintiff guilty of contributory negligence 0 Negligence. Marine Railway. Con- suucil'in. Proximate Cause. Harbor Line, cjufstlons for Jury. i In an action for damages to plaintiff's marine railway caused by defendant's1 tuK boat running Into It at night, the question of proximate cause arising from the extension of the railway beyond the. harbor line, was one for the Jury. Action tried before Webb. J , and a Juiy. September term. 19&S, of Pasquo tank. Defendant appealed. FOR BENT: -Room Cottage on Park road $10.00 a -Room Dwelling. 1805 Boulevard: water, electric lights S27.M -Room Dwelling. 40 W. Third 8t $!- Room Dwelling, with bath room. Jackc.i Av, Piedmont Park ,1,-00 Frame Warehouse on Southern Railway, Second Ward $l(L0w R. E. COCHRANE Insurance and Real Estate. 507 X. Tryon St. TtMMM SO. vs. rsuPBm court opinions Berry Freeman vs. H. T. Bell. 1. Contract, Breach of, Abandonment, Damage. Questions for Jury. In this case, whether the contract to convey land sued on was abandoned by conaent at Chambers, Elizabeth City. 14 January. 1806. , E B Bell and M. V. Swindell Mutual Machine Company. 1. Vessels. Repairing, Negligent. Meas ure of Damages. The measure of damages for work de fectively done on a vessel In caulking and otherwise repairing it. Is the neces sary costs of hsving the defects repaired and interest cn the value of ths vessel, hire snd employes, and the like, during the sdditlonal delay caused by the de fective work. Vessels. R Airing. Negligence, Coun terclaim. I A counterclaim for damages on account I of defective work in caulking and other-1 wise repairing a vessel, may be set upon: In an action tn rucovnr for th work S. Same. Judgment. Estoppel. j-lj 1 1 ' U , . 1, k - V. .,,,.41.,., I ) 1 IIVII II I1B iicii hujiiuivii j in former action that the defendant in this action had performed his contract to re-. pair the vessel of the present plaintiff, : H BOLE DISTRIBUTOR S. the plaintiff Is estopped to claim dam ages arising from defective work alleged to have been done thereon. 4. Vessels, Repairing. Negligence, Dam ages Remote. A recovery of damages for destruction by fire of plaintiff's vessel, caused by a leak alleged to have been the result of defendant' defective work In caulking Btata vs. W. L. Banco. 1. vMalnland, Waterways. Islands, Stat utes. Interpretation of Tha word 'mainland" used in the the nh.f.n,ion, , . .1 I Statute Drchlhltlnr flnot k.. . v.- .0 pay rent, or 'whether h, subequsn"; thn Crt"" 51,c toT llT r-m.. ..... .. .Jr. . 1 therefrnm ihnnM k .v.. to four barrels of lime stored in It. Is -0. ........ ... nmn ' u an annual sum as . wv ti,Ci, Lf- ucunue Interest, were questions ot fact to be do-! precise meaning the word has, "the termlned by the Jury. principal land opposed to island." snd I. Written Conducts. Subsequent Agree- lB3,cte there were other lands within ment. Patrol Evidence. th prescribed territory, at the time of An oral ag.oement made subsequent to' ,n P"ge of the set, that did not come th execution of a written contract ia! w,,n,n meaning of a term. toe remote In the absence of notice that the vessel was to be used for carrying lime. .1 Vessels. Repalringr Contributory Negligence It is Incumbent on plaintiff to alleget TO THE BUILDING TRADE! We are pleased to advise that the capacity of our KEYSTONS LIME KILNS has been Increased to bow ths largest in Ilia South, enabling us to offer the famous "KEYSTONE" WHITE LIME In hi territory for prompt ahlpment "KEYSTONE" la th highest-priced, but the strongest, whites and puat Lime for Brick Work and Plaatertng. It la packed la the beat cooperage. . We can also sell you good TENNESSEE LIME at lower prlcea, ; Let ua quote you delivered at your town, car, lota or Carolina Portland Cement Co. CHARLESTON, S. CL Sec. I7S applies to fund la the admin istrator's; hands. Action tried before W. R. Allen, Jr., and a Jury. December special term, HOT. of Sampson. Plaintiff appealed. Mecklenburg's Kx-RepreaenUUva in Raleigh. Raleigh Times. If this column refer to Charlotte too often. Just remember that the writer happens to know mora people at first demoralizing. ly, making a decline of 10 to IS points oi the present movement. This Is an Im portant shrinksge, considering that re cuperative tendencies are steadily at work In various lines of business. For weeks It has been Insisted In these ad vices that or ices were too high and tbaUjfe to save his own a substantial decline was Imminent. Now But the heartless Gessler declared that this has come, the market is on a trial if Tell did not attempt the feat much safer trading basis and greater ac tivity will probably result. Already tbere has been a partial recovery, and prices may bo carried still higher in an ticipation of n encouraging Inaugural address from President-elect Taft, who will no doubt reiterate his well-known views on the tariff, on corporation re form and on the defects of our currency gystem. The outlook, however, does not warrant shy very pronouncea rei-uvcij that both father and son would be put to death on tlfa spot. Seeing that the Governor wgg determined in his wicked plot. Tell selected two arrows. One he thrust in hts girdle and the other he fitted to his how. He raise dhis eyes to heaven and his lips moved in prayer, An apple was plaesxl on the boy's head and the father turned and faced him. The hand that a moment before trembled with the strong competent to prove a further extention of time of payment to that therein mentioned. 3. -Mortgagor and Mortgagee, Vendee in PoMsesslon, .Sale-to Third Person, Dam ages. I. Same. and prove that he used due diligence tof there than most any other place. Yes- When. at th. .im. c ,h. ' discover that defendant's work on nisi ,.rdnv h, four mr-RsDressntatlve S ahoU tfhern0thre tJTt, ""T1 " "J hrnddaMVfro0;S,ehemZni:ndn. p7nt l 'U T Tl"" ,' V""" J"" of land nr.iAir,. i, ,k- . . avoid th consequence, in order to r- while here. They were Messrs. J. D. W hen a vendee remains in ooss.sslon ounJ been cut off by th. action of ?over damage, alleged to hav. resulted , McCalli r R. McNinch, Charlee H. of lands under a written contract ot sale. tne wind-tide, so as to cause a channel; and the vendor enters Into an aaree- forty and mors feet wide, sufficient fori?"' Bea ment to accept Interest on the purohase' ln Paaaage through It of small boats.; ""-'- . . . .... t! crnA arM profiu snouia o. x. V" emotions of a father's fears suddenly advances. At the lowest prices of the becarne firm and. Btead: his eyes re weelt there was good buying of stocks, eutI)ed tner clear keen sight, and and the demand tor mgn , nU m1nil recovered its wontr-l energy oti-,!.. Miisfactory. Money is -4ery easy in spite of withdrawals of Treasury rinf,slta and aold exports to Argentina. For some time to come the course of the market will be chletiy guiaea oy urm legislation and business conditions. The ,,.inv for the tariff l not encouraging 11 Is taken for granted that no injurious reductions can b put througrl Congress, w... . .mi bitter fight Is expected in making the schedules. If the new bill comes to the President for signature be fore midsummer, it will be a surprise to those best acquainted with the situation la Washington-.- Of course boslness win be affected by the postponement of orders until th. outcome Is known: but boots nd .hoes will wear out and hungry ... rmi.t he satisfied much as us ual, so thst any serious curtailment of production will have to be maae up i-r on It Is evident that the consumptive abilities of the country have not been Waterially lessened: this Is proved by the Jjeslthy stnte of the dry goods market, which has been relatively frae from the interference and regulation of great cor porations. 8 long as these condition prevail, no great dec Una In stocks can be expctd even If more or less Irregularity remain, to be faced. FTNAXC1AL REVIEW. New York. Feb. 28-The stock market last week underwent a further violent readjustment 10 in n-w .v....-. the steel trad, disclosed by the throwing, open of the market to eager competition for business, and th. week, although short one. was fllled with turmoil and confusion. While was not clear that, the readjustment had been completed at, the close of the week, substantial rallies lad followed. Estimates of the future j 'eontinued conflicting. Un.aain.ss over the copper trade, and. ey Inference, other metal trades, was added to the pusxl. of ... Am u mnnmtftjw: in ne cessity for a violent cut In prices and a damaging scramble amongst producers to torinc out bus Ires came, apparently as a ghock, which seemed to be felt not only fey. the speculative public, but by im- onrtant Interests m tne rraoee them selves and the character of the selling of Ul u--ak a T -w - substantial liquidation. Th week (aw no definite settlement fori a basts ef prices. Wag redactions. possible strike-, the danger ef prolonged of purpose at the proi,?- moment. There was an Instant of ar-ense and then there rang out on the aii the sharp twang of the bowstring The apple was fairly pierced by the arrow and Tell had saved his boy's Ufa and his own. uessier, thwarted in his purpose, turned to Tell and asked why he had placed the extra arrow In his girdle, and the croes-bowman replied: "For thee, tyrant! My next mark would have been thy bosom had I failed at my first." The new SwIbs stamp shows Henric holding hia father's cross-bow In one hand and the arrow-pierced apple In the other. The other stamp of the series o sentatlon of Swltzerlasd, with the snow-capped Alps In the distance. Romance of History. G. K. Chesterton In London News. A peasant girl called half-witted Jld promise to defeat the victors of Agincourt. and did it; It ought to be legend but It happen to be a fact. A poet and a poetess did fall In love and elpped secretly to a sunny clime; It la obviously a three volume novel, but it happened. Nelson did die In th acv of winning the one battl. that could change the world. It la a grossly im probable coincidence, but it la too late to alter It now. Napoleon did win the battle of Austerlitz; It la unnatural, but it Is not my fs,ult. When the gen eral who had surrendered a republican town returned saying 'easily, "I have done everything." Rosesplerr did ask, with an air of enquiry, "Are you dead?" When Robespierr coughed In his cold harangue. Garnier did say, "The blood of Danton chokes you.' Strafford did aay of hia own desertion of Parliament, "If I do It may my Ufa and death be set on a hill for all en to wander "at-! Disraeli- dr aay.-The time will come when you shall hear me." v. The heroic la a fact, even when it la a fact of coincidence or of mlrtcle: and a tact la thins which can b ad. mltted without being explained. Runs Daily on Sit a Week Mount Airy Brza. A man who has the advantages of runninsr a daily newspaper on an ac tual labof pay-roll ot lit a. week stagnation la the trad while awaiting, ought to be able to kep the sheet th framing of the new tariff duties 00 steel, th probability of demands on the railroad for lower freight rates ea steel products and unnumbered other pbsse of th problem were talked ef day after day In ta ax cited stock market. Foreign paper. going as long ta he feels disposed to keep ..at it. Yet some Ignoramuses will continue to prate about our busi ness and discuss the matter adversely as to our - ability to run this news- prlc. the relation of mortgagor and mortgagee Is established, and the latter may not sell the locus In quo in a sum mary manner to on Innocent third per son without Incurring liability, for dam ages, although he may have disabled himself from specifically performing bis contract. 4. Measure of Damages, Verdict. Discre tion of Court. Appeal and Error. This court cannot review a refusal of the trial Judge to set aside the verdict or Issue of damages as excessive or against the weight of the evidence, un less there Is an abuse of discretion. Action tried before W. R. Allen, J., snd a Jury, August term. 1907, of Halifax. and through which the tide flowed. thV To start veMel .on voyM? Up0n land thus cut off Is an Island, and not the meaning of ths mainland within statute. Actions tried before Oulon. J.. and a Jury, September term. 1909. of Currituck. the a-umption that defendant had prop- rly caulked and repaired It. without In inectlon or trial, Is such gross negligence 1 on the part of plaintiff as to b. th. 1 proximate cause of th. vessel's destruc tion by a leak. In an action for damage. on the ground tnat tne iea.K was csuseu Action tried before Oulon. J.. and a jury, fell term. 190i, of Hyde. Defendant uppesled. D. Li. Perry, et ul. v. Joshua Swanner and Wife. 1. Contracts. Material Men, Suit by Con tractor, Trusts and Trustees, Parties, Judgment. A contractor to build a house cannot maintain an action against th. owner to E. V. Perry, Admr vs The Security Life by defendant's defective work ana Annuity Company. J. Insurance, Policy, Conditional Dellv-i ery, Payment of Premiums A contract of life Insurance delivered ' upon condition that It would be effective only If the advance premium should have been paid In th Ufa time and good b.alth of the Insured. Is not binding when these conditions hsve not been complied with by him. Z. Same. Prima Facie Cas., Rebuttal ' While th. production of a policy of life insurance en the trial Is prima facie evl- Duls and E. R. Preston. They war all here for what they could do for those who sent them here to work for or against th. new charter, or to at tend to the private business they had n mind. She's Always Ahead. Durham Herald. Charlotte Is ahead of Greensboro in that aha has managed to get to th Legislature with her charter. First National Bank OTP RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. Capital $1,604,000.00 Surplus Earned . . . SO0,0OOJ0 Depoalts 6.000,000.041 Solicits accounts of Manu facturers, Jobbers and others needing banking facilities ether than tho. afforded by local banka. A Growing Bank Depository. John B. Purcell, President & John M. Miller, Jr Vice Preal. dent and Cashier; cbas. R. Burnett, J. C. Joplln, W. F, Sholton, Alex. F. R viand. As sistant Cashier. ! NEAR DEATH IX BIG POND. J O. Matthews. Admr.. vs. Sallle Pat-! It was a thrilling experience to Mr, terson. et al. M Soper to fac. death. "For year a r imiiniion. f Action. Shortened bv severe mng iroumo .- 1 l.linMU WUIIB VI -.., llini', fHVI iwiu -V j , , i.v . . , fa. A Bawaral - Statute. Fteasonstl. Time nrly caud niy "dath. Allr.med... When a limitation of time for bringing! fall(j ,n(S doctors said I was Incurable, an action Is shortened by statute, there Then Dr. King's New Discovery brought rnust be a reasonable time grven. not- quick relief and a cur o permanent that Triihtoniitnr fh statute within which to I hav not been troubled In twelve airs. oiper uv 111 01s MECKLENBURG IRON WORKS CHARLOTTE, N. a V4 It works wonders In Coughs snd Colds. o r ..- . u.mA-haiM T n rl nr,. Aa administrator who seeks to subject, Agtnma croup. Whooping Cough and dsnc of Its validity as a binding con- brln tn4 tioa ' tract, th. nm.umn.inn m h. ..,. Sam.. Executors snd Administrators. bV KFflrtf thai I, n. . . 1 1 ... a dition that th. advsnc Dremlum mini !anl1 t0 Pymnt of a debt oarrea oyi au Bronchial sffectlons tne. and fl. Trial the use of those who furnished material! t paid In the life time and good health ,n tu'e ot limitation, does not movt . bottle free. Guaranteed by all druggists. for Its construction without alleging and proving an expross trust. t Contracts, Material Men, Suit by Con tractor. Authority to Collect, Parties. The authority given a contractor to col lect debts due the material men does not constitute him a trustee ot an ex press trust, within th meaning of the statute, so ss to authorize him to main tain a suit in his own nam In their behalf as cestui que trusts. 3. Contracts. Material Men, Contractor, Notice to Owner, Parties. Proceedure. When the contractor furnishes the own er with statements ot the amounts due the material men according to Revlsal, 8cs. 2021-2-S, a direct obligation of th owner to the material men may be cre ated, upon which th Utter may sue In their own names. Thomas W Babb vs. Oay Hanufactur- IngXompany. 1. 8 tTt's Lands. Enterer. Prior Ornt Evidence, Vacant and Unappropriated. When plaintiff, enterer. Introduces vslld grant issued prior to his. under which the defendant claims, it shows that the lands had been previously granted and were not vacant and unappropriated t the time of th. Issuance of his grant; and It la unnecessary for ths defendant, claimant, to show a connected title there with. 1 State' Laod. Grants, Description of th Insured, which was not dune ' for tnat PurP" wl,n,n reasonable S. Sam. : "m. after th statute has bsen passed When th insured hss received posses-' n"vlsal Sec. SflT) shortening the llmlts I0n of a life Insurance policy under ,lon- wh'n h h" walt'1 J"0 tBfn agreement that It was to be effective at yr B,t,r the P et the statute, hi option onty upon payment of th. ad- nrt for more ,han month "' vanoed premium la his life tlm snd good tn ProPctlv date fixed therein for it health, hts administrator may not re- 10 scome operstlv. cover thron when h did not notify th Th provision of Revlssl. See. IST. thst company of hi election te take the pol- of administration be granted with- Icy. and tailed to perform the condition ,n ,en f,,r dath acaae, upon whieh the contract was to be btnd-i dUeussed. and applied to th facts of lng. Action heard by Ward. J.. snd a Jury, fall term, 1S08. of Perquimans. Plaintiff appealed. Lissi. Ives et al v. Charle Grlng I. NgUgnc. Evidence, Nonsuit. Marin. Railway. In an action for damages to plaintiff s mann. railway. lawfully placed, by rte fendanfs tug boat running Into It this cas. by Clark. C J Action tried before W R. Allen. J . and a Jury. December special term, 1907, of Sampson. Plaintiff appealed. The Best Advice We Can Give You is cheerfully at your dis posal. And if you will write, 'phone or call, we will show you how well, and eompre- J O. Matthew.. Admr., vs. Hannah C. j Peterson. 1. Executors and Administrators, Limi tation of Actions. Revlsal, 187. When 1 1... t An sction which w.s not barred in th hensivelv, and easily, and -uv. -u uwuHvum iqsi piaimiri couia - - ... .. -.. , ,. , not recover is properly refused when the agalnt his persons! representative to re- j CueaplV, VOU Can De vvioenc lenaeo. to anew, that the captain cover a atm, wnn in c-nn or anion of the tug boat was fmlly aware of the survives him. after the statute has run. location of th. railway, could hav. seen 'A brought within on. year after th. l- It by th moonlight, and light in the har- sua nee pf the letters of administration; bor, and had deviated from a channel ni1 when th letter of administration1 known to him. and which would have af- have been issued before th operative ef-' Kn investing in One of the forded ample room for hia boat to pass 'eet of Revlsal. See. 37. th prevision.' J P without injury. j hat such hou!d have been Issued with- Standard Policies of The a- casn. muisance. in icn ypars rrom in. aeain .T in in Th captain of a tug boat is not aii- testate. Is Inapplicable. Relieved of All Worries ilotors, Dynainos, Alternating and Direct Current Any size and voltage. Stock on hand. We ask for orders. . JL D. SALKELD Ss BIIO, 0OMMI8S8ION MERCJ9LANTS S4-T1 Lssswird Street, JfXW TOXUC, COTTON TARNS DEP-T. frwlTc Viator & Achclls. thorized to run Into a marine rallwav 1 Executors and Administrators. Llml- GLic nf Vio TTnitA1 RtnfAW I r-in -n w sm... - -, wvj v WAJsaXsO JXWXUltJ-Xi KiJ. SufOcient. wnen a grant ot land gives tn comers, unnecessarily and negligently, though th. tstiens of Actions, by Whom Pleaded. ( acii Toun- ana aisianc-s ox in. wna. j rHlWy was illegally placed and con-i Hair st Law, Lanfli. ,. ... . ...i and the first corner can thereby b lp-. xn-nt-.Vnd imfiim --nma&nM' i"Tli (TriiV ii mi nuwiifntw nUiit: parol evidence la competent to locate th. two, it is not void upon its fac. for un CSTtainty of deacrLptlon. ! Equitable Life Assurance COMMJSSION KER CHANTS lmat caus upon plaintiff. la- R. ,L Smith vs. Town of Belhaven. Bond Issues, Vote of the Paopla, Sev eral Classes of Debt, One Ballot Box, Constitutional Law. Aa Issue of municipal bonds when sp- provd by th majority ef th quaUned' 4. Negltgence, Causal Connection. voters under the authority of th statute! structions. passed -tcoording to the eonstltutioaaj rf A pray.r for instruction based upon qsirtnwji'i, u noi mvauia mcsus luer pisisim 1 Begiigvnc act wnica na box wer severe! distinct debts provided and! eauae th injury complained of, I proper- voted, for In on ballot be-. Art-T. Beef ly refused, T. of the eonatUut Urn dees sot requir t. Kegllg-n, Jigbt. Marine JtsHway. thst th vote upon ch district propost- Proxirost Caus. Contributory Nega tion must be ta a separata ballot bos. . 1 geao. I set motion. Action from Beaufort beard upon de-l la an action for damages to plaintiff's J. Burden of Proot Contributory Neg- th statute of limitations fltevisat Pec. llgenc. Proximate Cause, Instructions, K7) against th sdmlnlstrator seeking to Question, for Jury. j rubiest their lands to th payment of n- The burden -eg proof Is on defendant to ceased' debts, as fully as h. can gatst shew contributory negligence, snd whan a creditor Thar is vineAft tannin tn hnvr n.-0-ll.l t v -- a mmA SnmtntetratnM SnAr- gac on defendant's part caused ths ln-l ment Mens. Statute of Limitations f WM. WHITE JOHNSON, Ree. ATt jury, tne eourt caaaot ax. as a matter There Is no statutory provision wntcn . na rhavriocee. V r. t Cotton Yarns and Cotton W. J. Roddev. Mana.?er- doths. Rork Hill, 8. C. of law. contributory negligence or pros- prevents the expiration ef a Judgment lien m cas of death and administration similar to that ef Revlsal. Se. MT. 4. Sam. Dd ad Coaveyaneea. tate- tat' Deed. Fraud. Procedure. When Intestate ha mad a bona fide convey arc. of land, subject to lien hy, turlgment. his adnrfirf-rrater eanne H It to mak assets to ley the todgwet af- ter th expiration e th Judgment nen, Cueaf-ua ef fraud m mtMtst' deed left, sndvtermined te this case, ea b oaased murrer to complaint ly Peebles, I.r by martn railway caused by defendant1 apon on a nw trial awarded. Revlsal,! Southern Audit Company (Incorporated) PTBLIC ACCOOTASfTS AM ACDITORS . Rooms 1 and Tnast BeAldtog. CJtUlLOTTE, K. a OOlCSIOlf MI-NTS BOLIC'l I'EIX X-Oedrp, 113 acu) 14 St, Bosftoo, f.SS temmnr St. -Tew Toek. Mx TS Tsn art I C--rlss. SS V SYyesa S. HTJE3AHD BEOS. 6 CO., IIAJfOVER SQCAB13. SETT TORK MIMBtRS Olf Kw Tor Cotton Ei. I luaniaf sw w - vi vwnwn X. X- h Chang. . Assodat Usmbars Liver- pfwi i.vna Erxenang. v ORDERS SOLICITED o the pur. 1 ehss and sale of cotton for tvtur delivery. Correspondence invited. ,.,-41 F'A .,.-s--p
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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March 1, 1909, edition 1
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