The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-10-20
GRAND PRIIRIE.

EDITOR ADvANCE:-It rains. That
Is about AL there need be said about it.
We can't Enw and we can't threSl,. the
lnost necessary things to be done just
now.
see we have four constitutional H.
meiumrnts to vote upon this fall be-
side he Railroad bond question:. The
bond question has been talked Of so
much that | suppose every one has his
mind easy on HAT matter; but there is
one amendment | hope every one will
vote 40. That is section one and scvr,
OF article four. It openly calls on the
people To give members Of the legisia.
ture five dollars pe: day for doing gen
orally nnthng Instead If three dollars
Whic'i they now ct and gives them AZ
unlimited time in which to earn(?)
that five dollars per day except to speci.
fy that they may not take more than
lnnr hundred and fifty dollars ut Gael,
@iab u: the public pocket If that is
net cheek and lots of it.. then I dom.
know what cheek is. If onr legislature
met only once in tiv" yeas we should
h" better off, We might ger 4 chance
to find out what the laws of the State
were before t'cv We're repealed. Five
dollars per day for the winter with Ill
the steals a,:d brides makes fair wages.
I hope to see You call attention to this
every week from now till election. Let
us vote no with big IN" tn it every
time. GRAND PRAIRIE.
For boiling Jeems Baker was NOM
mated for railroad commissioner on
Wednesday. lie ought to be scratched
by every Republican voter in the
State.-St. James Journal.
Second the motion. Let's give him
q dose Of his own medicine, boys
Soreheads nor boilers can get neither
our support Or our votc.-Heron Lake
Guardian.
And if that is the game we hope
that ten Republicans will scratch
Hubbard and vote for Gen. johnson
for every one who scratches Baker.
LAND NOTICES.
Notice Of final proof is given by
VIM. WrlcI' on Homestead Applica-
ton. No. 11,773. for the net sec. 81. 1O3
~. Date of Pro"f-Friday. Nov. IL.
1881. Witnesses-John |Viseman, A..
NJ Crosby. Paul Voightlander, l.. G..
Long. of Mobiles county.
Notice of final proof has been given
by John Wiseman on Homestead Entry
No. II $50 for the net sec. 3O-1O2 Is.
Date of Pro"f-Friday, Nov. II. 1881.
Witnesses-L. s. Tyler. Ira E. Crosby,
A. NJ. Crosby and Paul Vo,ghtlander.
What we want to know is whether
the laws passed at this extra session Of
the legislature are to be issued in a
supplement and published in the AD-
VANCE? That's what we "wamt to
know nOW.'
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