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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-23

dill bet you hundred dollars he
isn't" was the embarrassing response
from the back of the hall, which the
Chairman Of political meeting in
Oregon received the other night upon
introducing a speaker as the next rep
resentative of the State in Congress.
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SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing all amendment to the Con-
afifufi0ll nf fhf. State of nhiO

stitutiOn of the State of Ohio.
Resolred. By the General -4ssemdly Of tie State
of Ohio. That amen line T., the Consti
OF the state OF Ohio be proposed in the following
words. to wit: notwithstanding the pro, isions
of the second section of this Article the General
assembly shall have power to provide by law.
for the assessment Of special tax ON dogs with
out regard to value, and to provide ior the cor
isca,ion and killing of such animals upon fail
ure or eiussl Of the owner. keeper or harberer
thereof to pay such special tax II this amend
ment to the Constitution of tho State OF Ohio
sh all be adopted by majority OF the electors OF
the State OF Ohio, voting at the next election
holden for the election OF Senators and Repre-
scntatives, shall become section seycn OF the
twelfth Article of the Constitution of the State
of Ohio. a. such election the voters desiring
to vote In favol of said amendment, shall have
written printed on their ballots the words.
For amendment taxing Dogs those tlesir-
ing to vote against the amendment the words.
- gainst the amendment taxing Dogs " ssAs
GEO. l.. CONVERSE.
Speaker Of tAe Homss of Representatives.
ALPNttNSs5 ItA HT.
.91t esA FSssidsat of taS Senrts.
Adopted March 30, 1876. .. as,
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If dogs tail is cut of entirely, will
it not interfere with his locomotion
"Not exactly; it will not affect his
carriage, but it will stop his waggin. ,"
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Cattle, Cattle. Cattle!
ia sAi2

50 head ofestsle. IL bad Of two.
yess-sadr, 10 head Of yessiis6. q
hesd Of calves, and The res COWS.
Which win Be sold cheap fss essh.
Also . god heavy daft team veixb-
ise sbost % husdred. age 8 and 9.
P6ss. horses asd harness $3.50.
Abo . farm foe rest. sesua. ! fssI
yesr, o. ! fss Eve yesss; 20 sesesk rs-
kes. good house. rs feet ef stsbaiae.
tvo vels. ssd abost Is aeres Of fsil
ploviaG. For psrticslsn 0n % a
sddFes q. A. LAss. o. A.. Gas5s.
Gui1s RseA, q Il this o6ee. I0-3e
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In another column We publish u
item from the Hastings Journal. Toe
good people Of Hastings have 6nall,
heard of the projected narrow gagus
road up the Republican valley and are
girding up their loins and buckliug
their belts TO give Us battle. Hast.
iags is determined to control the val.
ley trade. 1t may ruin the valley,
but it builds up Hastings. A CON-
mittee Of four has been appointed to
cains representation 10 the coming
Convention. Daeue Is among the
number and where the Sen.
stor is busy, mischief is on foot.
This action Of Hastings should arouse
US, 1t shows Us what uuscrupulous
neighbors We have. 1t demonstrates
that whenever the people of the valley
wish to take means to insure their own
prosperity, there will be . determined
foe struggling against them. This &C.
ton Of Hastings : indicative oSthe feel
ing Of the railroad towns and the rail-
road corporation. They ell pull together
and always will pull together to pre-
vent . railroad from entering this val
ley. The money msde from the farm
ers Of this seeti, o 10 used 10 defeat
every meaos tending to develop the
country. There is one important les
son here. The farmers ofa country
must make it . point to build up towns
whose interests viii Le identical With
theirs. We must encourage railroads
whose object is to build up our own
section. A railroad running up the
valley will work enersetically for
the prosperity Of the valley The
counties alosR the B. L u. already |
outstrip Us sctviehs sanding tina, thia ;
l. the o desirable and attractive
To compete With thsss coun- !
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C<SHtotOsuk OOsO<V u1:tCSSs W DSusSs
during the last eight mouths. with .
special rate nov IF $lSs 90 per tor.
The PASSENGER fair from Liocoln to
Denver is nov $500 By either the U
p. ~ K. p. roads S and 3-7ths and
81 ceots per mile The cost of travel to
Chicago from LiucDlu il about 81 cents
Pei mile, over railway that Gusts
fovty per cent more than . marrow
gauge ; but allowing the eost Of pas
aase to be the ssme-33 cents per
msae. he hn "a Denver over the 40
mles would Be 4l5 20.
It's ostser Of great importance
10 Nebra.ks q get god coal hnm the
iuexhaustible eal feids Of Colorado.
NeSs.ska south of the Platte has
pcpuhsioa Of 10000, each inhabi-
taat Of which snnoally CONSUMES one
and one half tow oF cnsI. or les equiv.
slent in wood. which suuouuts annually
h 255. 600 tons and 1t . cost of seven
per ton, would in the akxre-
este suouDt 70 I $4,000 per annMm, !
We eaxht 70 secure . aviag Of tvo
pr eoa on the eoal, which
alune n ssves yessa. With no greater
would Uskss nm more
lhss sufficient n bai3d I'D sqsip the
30 miles q railway.
8. The psopo.sd route i tArsagh'
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-30

WaTf0W 6a0ooe
A railrcsd meeting il about to con-
veoe in Eocoln, sod We have elected
delegates 70 represent this county. In
Ill probability the oesveDeioa viii pro-
pose to the people ct the valley the
projected sarrow gauge from Lincoln
to Denver. The question Of narrow
and broad gauge roads will present it
self for Our determination. In eonsid-
erinS he kind Of road desired, We
must consider the tendency and the
wants Of toe eoustry 10 the direction
Of railroads. 1t il conceded By al
that the narrow gauge Is the cheapest,
that it may be worked At less expense.
that it at carry freights for much
snanes prices
| So far a. We are able to learn there
are only two plausible objections to the
proposed narrow gauge. The first 10
that narrow gauges are slower tbao
bread gauges, twenty Eve miles being
their greatest speed. This want Of
speed il not deemed to be sn import
ant objection and is more than eosa-
pensated by the reduction Of The cost
Of freighting.
The next objection 10 that the pro-
posed resd terminating at Lincoln will
give rs 10 eastern outlet. Ii is
thought or claimed that the cost Of
transfer and resbipping the grain at
Lincoln will be . ~grieYous burden.
The difficulty of r~e-shipping seems to
US to be very much exaggerated.
From the best means at our command
the cost can not BE- more than three
or four cents per bushel, sod possibly
will be considerably less. Three or
four cents compared to twenty f:e the
present rate to Lincoln:sllowing TWEEN
~ cents for hauling to r Il. is but
triiiins.
Another thing to be looked at in
this connection is the tendency of the
country to make use Of narrow gauges.
The subject Of cheap trsnspo: tation
has been agitated With increased inter-
est every year for the last ten years.
narrow gauges better than any thing
set devised seem to meet the wants Of
the farmer. Already 10 the cast mar
row gauges are rapidly taking the
place Of broad gauges. While to the
west broad gauges are unknown. Of
shs .nsw roads constructed in the
Eastern states BY far the greater man
Der are narrow gsugea A road con
Meeting With the limos row complsssa
10 Colorado and proceeding east to
Lincoln 10 bound 10 . very few pears
to be extended to Chicago. Already
on this parallel . road has been COO
structed across the state of Illinois.
Aud one is in contemplation, and will
undoubtedly be built if this road is
built. crossing the state Of Iowa from
Burlington to Nebraska City. We
need then have 90 f"ars of our narrow
gauge terminating at Lincoln. In the
same time while waiting for broad
gauge, We may take advantage of the
present opportunity. and have q mar.
row gauge connecting a. with Denver
the West and Chicago % the East.
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300 miles Of - fertile soil, 10 Nebns-
ks ss tan be found on the continent
having towns Of importanc that voald
rapidly develop vish railroad facilities,
and give . 6ne lo0l trsde.
10 this oountry, 1t . srsse distance
from he ses-boasd ~ css ooly hope
to overcome the disadvantage. Of locs.
ton for trade aud commerce, BY cheap
and npid transit by rail. The rail-
road is the great civilissr Of these fer
I'll plains.
Decry a. We may. and often justly.
the exactions Of railroad corporations.
yet without these rosds Nsprssks
would still be the home Of fev hardy
settlers. the savage aud buffalo.
Uodsrs sslutary provision Of our
new Constitution. the people viii 6x .
limit 70 the svsrics Of the eoEpors-
lion.
By one route suggested through
Southern Neb1sks 10 Denver. the
road would pass through ointeea coun-
ties in Netrasks that represent Q pos
sible bonded support OF 6o0.OOO from
counties, aud probably much aid
could be secured FROM precincts and
towns Denver is anxious and wiling
to give the enterprise substantial and
active support. for the, though rapid
~ developing since the building OF the
X. p. Road, feels the necessity Of
healthy competition.
10 The proposed rout viii give 325
uiiles Of rail through Southern Neb
rasks, which at Q fair compensation,
With switches. deposs, Warehouses. 70
pair shops, water tanks. loiling stock
aud other property 1t 900 per mile,
would make g.. 925 O0O Of permanent
taxable prOpert , to be added TO the
wealth Of the COUNTIES through which
the road passes.
IL. Ia each township Of six square
miles, there are 23.OfO scr,s Of land.
IL is fair aud reasonable to estimate
that the tier Of townships through
which the road would pass. aud the
tiers on each side OF the same, making
= telt eighteen miles wide, or zine
miles on both side,, would enhance in
vssue $l,25 per acre. which is the IN
creased value that the Government
puts On her lands TO railroad belts
would he IN Increase Of SIS, $50 for
each OF such townships, or 1895 fol
each mile OF the belt eighteen wiles
wide, "a, 655, 625 for the Us miles Ut
belt 10 Nebrsska. There would like
wise be q saving to farmers 10 hauling
their grain, coal add lumber. who nov
only have distant railroad facihti, s,
but We will not stop to make the cuu.
putatios.
II. Thus this road eau be made the
connecting huk to tap the network OF
railroads leading north, south aud cas-,
from Lincoln II the one eud. ihe mar
row gauge roads Of the Centennial
State at the other end.
The spasmodic economy Of esr prrs-
cot Cossssss, vhish y sos trying TO
secure . record for Ii eewiag rrss-
ideotiaI rice. will hardly permit -
for the present 70 hope .for . hss
srant ~ 4sbsidSis> 80 A1iesW.
Der like, wait 5or sowsshing to turn
up. but psess IoswaFd the enterprise,
and not let the golden op~ertunity pass
to ndd material resources and power to
Nebraska, otherwise other
highways IF trade, will move forward
and ecure our present advantages.
SILAs GARBER. Ch'n,
1. r kENNARD,
w. WILSON.
H. j WALSH, COMMITTEE.
l.. w. BILLiNGsLEY,
4. COBB,
NJ. H.. SHsSONs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-30

Il . Ne must Be On ~ equal footing.
We want Q r.ilroad and vide svake
towns, If We want our oosstry settled
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-30
The Road 10 Denver.
CALL FOB A DELEGATE CONVENTION,

There will be . delegate convention
holden At the Academy Of Music. in
Lincoln, Nebraska, on January 6, 1876
At 3 O'Clock p. M. comppssd of dele
gates from the following countics, viz:
Lancaster, Seward. Saline, FILLMORE,
Gage. Jefferson, Thayer. Nuckolls,
Webster. Franklin. Harlan, Furuas,
Red Willow, Hitchcock. and Chase.
for the purpose of Incorporating .
Marrow Gsugs Railroad Company,
having for its object the coNsruction
ofa narrow gauge railroad y Lin
coin to Denver, via the kpablicas
Valley. Each Of the love banned
COUNTIES viii be entitled to Eve dele
gates, and one additional one for each
5000 Of population o. fractional part
thereof. based upon the census Of fs7s.
Each Of the above named counties are
earnestly requested to send delegates
to SAID convection. Geutlemen frum
Denver vail Be present in attendasee
uPoa said convention 70 consult aod
aid 10 the project
Per order Of the eoamittee.
SrLAs GAAnER, Chairmsn.
7. y. kRNHARD.
w. W WILSON
II. j. WALSH,
l.. w. BlLLiNosLEY,
A COBB,
NJ. h. SESSIONS.
Dated, Dso IL. 1875
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-30
Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL

CONGRESSIONAL.
A. q. Paddock Beatrice. u. 8. Senator.
". Hitchcock. Omaha. u. g. Senator.
ksreneo Crounse. Representative.
EXECUTIVE.
E1LAS CARRIER. Governor. Lincoln.
Bruno Tsschrck. Sec. Of State.
Weston Lincoln, Auditor.
J. {. Mcbride. ., Treasures.
dec. n. R.,berts. Atty Gen.
J. NJ. Mckenzie. Lincoln, Sup. Pub. Instruc.
JUDICIARY.
Geo. b. Like, Omabs. Chief lstice.
DanIGantt Nebraska City. / A..o.., I'm.
hanI Maxwell. Plstsmouthg
WEBSTER COUNTY.
]. A. Tulleys. County Clerk.
z. n. Jones, Treasurer.
/. W. Tuileys. Probate Judge.
H.. C.. Bill, sheriff.
II. s. Haley, School Sup't.
c C.. Coon. Coroner.
v. E. Thorn, Coanty Surveyor
A. NJ. Hsrdy.
q. W. Ball. County Com missioner
y. Natteson.
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The Best and ehsapes- Roy'ssnd 6idis paSss
publi-hed- So cents per year. Copies u both
p.pess sent fos 10 cent?. Address J. X.
ACDS)N. Topeks. Kansas.
Hs- enietly taken . high place anons e
riealtnral jSarealr--H. 7. TSsSsas the
been conducted vith esseU asd ability.
70 havs eoosidersd IL smoas The bsss Of ssr
e~xeAsuOes. ed . worthy rep sentative II
the vest -fhi,a-. Pa. ~ Ell sfEss Osr
Kses.s ffiesds shoald feel mseh pride in The
high character sad . eshns y~rth Of heir
State sgrieaitar.l Npsr.-.Na0osal 1--we
Stock Journal like The Kaasss Ysrn0r
ven anen. SD - ssry - ~ psessat es-
gngeDenss vii permit ! hail sstss its
pleasure 70 write for roe On the terms ysu
psorose.-Jos: Assrs. Of Mofeses Rarn a.
thor Of WAX. ant Talks" read ycus
Farmer With desp Interest," eOdsll Ph iiiias-
BcsfB snsnisfAkabIe evilsaes of shs prsvs,-
bill easrxy AID s~nesspriss ofshs weH.6el-
De- Ere lni-j Ases l. Z. Hsdsos. efths
Kaasss State 6rssee. says: Il sever foss e.
% nestios the ksSsAs ARnsr - b. isg vos-
Thy the support Of I'll Pstroaa- ao6as eS0.
eeoos - soove DapesD 8o0eeve6 -
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The Inter.Ocean.
THREE EDITIONS,
WEEKLY. SEM. WEEKLY B DAILY.

J6HSe kDlTtOUS,
WEEKLY. sEIn. WEEKLY / DAILY
Estabii: hsd les than three years ago a. I
Representative Kspsblicsn Paper, pledges
to mxiC lain and defend the PRINCIPLES and
oryanisstiOn OF the National kepublicsa
Party. the lNrER-OCEAN wAs early push
. success unprecedented IL the Aistury Of
such eoterprises. ~ spiversaI assent IL haa
been -. igued pOsisiUn -
TIE LEADING REPUBLICAN, PAPER
IN The NOR7HwHsr.
Not alone o. ~ political eharsetsr dess
lar tsvor. II slim ~ tho Highest sxcellsnes
IN AL dspartments. and in tais ens Ut pro-
ererivejournalisn sspires 70 position anon
he iSrER-ocEAN n.l~ especial claims
FAMILY NEWSPAPER
.Its col ,snes ass saseiaIly gasrdsd as.inst
made to render its pieasant . profitable
conpanioa " The hon Aresids.
The Commercial Department
10 conducted With ersss e.ss. - svssytAine
possible 10 dose % 0aks the
NJ .hkkT REPORT
Such - the farmers md Business Ass q tn
Ao:thvsss . rely apon
The Agricultural Department
II e ally sd'esd ~ ssatlsnsa Of ability
and exoerseoce.
n Ntsrstars. Ieeal and osasfal News,
Tsesis1 Z osnsstie coFssspenasuea
And svsrythins tAas soss 70 aaAs
A IKSE CLASS NERNPAPER
II no, excellsd b. any p~shiieasien n he
evsntry b INfkk-O~EAN
n A n A NHWSPAPRR.
- tAas vill - f"sad sssfal aid interesting
Q Anerseaas - ever, DAss Of the 6lsbe.
While 1t especially rspressats the
Crest tstssssts q The Northwest
II 10 Nanoaal II 10 views Al con psehss-
sive IN is os~vsgashesinSs- firn in ia poIls-
tu1 fa1A. it y ~ b ssed. aaA il eli dissas.
sieos aS.a - b eAadta. aiSui6sd, aod sSovs
TSsiHfSSc EAN A.. sA.s.u....ur~
eate eirealaf5s06ofa ny n0UsDaDer puhl1osd
Ia the nor .hyook lsn sent 10 more han
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add IsTrtiosy in ths UsiteA Stases. In I'll The
British PrOvsnca. NJ aaasreue faoi0
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GENERAL REGULATIONS.

Tie sussun set,siaf fl.es ~, ile Hfss Nptttag 10
sp.tttsltaft Hiii ati* aiH The III III LILLY. will
u.agls .sttt.lu4tie,t. r.sdrriu annsi. tii,ga AZ
rsais uufhs psnfst tsat ts,4 Wi tts fstfal ttRs4r.
IA MhIsh tIlsllu ii si44H III. ri 10 Hs.sItni al ntsa.
,fl proficiency fveffsss GHsna hu1Far.
III ,s ~, 49, II st.l.lsl u ssHlelt.s and Panel
~ - sisst which iiie pr siuus siiutHsasts ~.
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stlsa III ~, HusA4ans
f,s upf.s anJ as.utsi department III III. tlaJi II
usnt,staHsiy wssshesi eve, the ktnshttA rfss.tIa
10 farf feHsilp,,s. aiH shflF ,a,Hfts sai ltl Att.
MI Il f.ssItN Every attention.
HULL lie az stsht III tssstna. Hni Easlet IN
parents ~ tgtlaHs II t9ff tlfsta If tlr ~ It'll
tattinat mil improvement ~ the II taaA N war; Z
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i'afadir students I'll nibft II u.St.,isf abs VI. Ill
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rider saI uniformity 10 ~. M iiss p'tiili sssrHis#.
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troubled all the time With SORES hfs0hlng
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0cnsrsI i sssua items ,

Pupils Arr received Any tins during the
year, md charged froIn lats VI entrance,
Nv deduction made fpr partial absence.
nMlsss IN case " pvotracttd iItness, ~ dis.
inissat.
Communications 10 and frnm Tho Anrdc.
emy ARE Submitted 10 tho inspection " the
Kuperioress,
zach Pupil Ii required ~ have changes
" riothins SUFFICIENT u appear NJ vi times
neatly and respectfully dressed Also siy
towels. sis table navkias, ens dressing.
gown. nnr bathing fo~h, iw6 hlark aprons.
knife. f0rk. silver table and isHspoon, anI
Dartin.rInk, with name marked IN full
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