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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-13

At all other cities and towns P0stmageeU
are authorized to receive subscriptions In
the HERALD.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-13

FOR RENT-N lSCELLANEOUS.
mo LEASED STORES AND 10 ROOMS
i above Howe's office, 8 N. M sin street.
m25-1m*
NOR RENT-LARGE HANDSOME CARP
II ed office, or will give desk room 10
w First st. m22-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-13

LOST ANsa FOUND.
NsME TO MY PLACE AT THE
u slaughter-house pasture of Sentous
ros. on the Santa Monica road, brown
bay hourse about fourteen hands high,
which the owner can have by calling at the
New Orleans Market, corner OF Los Angeles
ing charges. If the horse remains in our
pasture over two weeks. it will be worked.
T-Tfx
Bent County register., 1888-09-08

LAMAR, CoLo., Sept. 5th, 1888. In
Difference to the wishes of large
portion of the patrons and tax
payers of the district as expressed in
their petition this day presented to
the school board, it has been decided
to open public school on Monday the
10th day of September in the build
ing known as the city hall. The
primary department will be under
the charge of Mrs. II. G. Rot!a, the
fourth reader will be under the
charge of Miss Della Jones. All
pupils of more advanced grade will
be enrolled by Miss Jones and pro-
vision made for their instruction as
soon aa possible.
WM. ]. CRADDocK.
Treasure District No. II.
Bent County register., 1888-09-08

The Arkansas Valley was veil rep
resented at the state convention be.
sides the delegates, there were a
number of gentlemen from every
town of any size in the valley, C. G.
Goodale OF this city was there and
done some good work, j. Is. Morris
was among the lobby, a. NJ. Nicholas
could not stay to see the contest over
he had to come back as far as Las
Anlmas to attend court, IRVING Cou-
tant mingled with the throng, Coun-
ty Treasure Henry Kellogg was an
interested spectator but said he was
only sunfower a locker on, J. Z.
Godding, Of Rocky Ford, was on
hand. Monday and did not leave un-
til all the business of the convention
was over, Dr.. Cumming and G. NJ.
Woodwork were among the valley
delegation, A. r. Black was mem
Der Of the convention and did not
get much rest, they ali appeared to
be Enjoying themselres.
Bent County register., 1888-09-08

We had the pleasure OF meeting at
Denver Hon. D. c. Bailey the repub-
lican nominee for state senator of
this senatorial district, Mr.. Bailey is
a resident of Kiowa, Elbert county,
and represented his county in the
Legislature the last session, he is q
young man, of good ability, a hard
worker and one who adds strength
to his ticket, he has large acquain-
tance with the people of his district
and we are informed he Is popular
man with all who know him. He
will endeavor to visit ever town In
bis district, and we desire for him
hearty reception and full support
at the polls.
Bent County register., 1888-09-08

A month or six weeks ago it was
not thought the crops around Lamar
would amount to much this year, but
nearly every day we meet a farmer
who says he has raised a good deal
of corn, or millet or alfalfa some one
thing and some another while nearly
all raised good gardens, until 1t is
found there has been pretty good
yield from the farms in this vicinity,
one thing is sure Bent county never
before raised such crops as this year
and the planting of the county wont
really be commenced until next year,
when we expect oid Bent to be sec
ond to no county in the state.
Bent County register., 1888-09-08

p. E. Mackid with Wren's New
York Madison Square Co, is well
calculated 10 make friends with the
newspaper fraternity, he is of good
appearance, an easy and interesting
talker, Just one OF those Kind OF fel-
lows that take everywhere, aud he
knows how to get INTO printing of
fee and how to get out, that is some
thing everybody does not know, on
the stage we believe he would be a
drawing card with any company, he
not only has our permission hut re-
quest him to call when he strikes the
town,
Bent County register., 1888-09-08

Charlie Morrison in his Fort Gar
land Republican makes . great talk
about catching half pound trout in
the ditch Just in front of his office,
that is nothing at all, why Monday
morning a wildcat dashed in our of
fee jumped on the presses run over
the cases and was Just going to lay
down on our table for nap when a
dog came in the door and the cat
made for him, this is positive fact,
come off Mr. Morrison with your fish
stories and give us something on
mountain lions or wildcats.
Bent County register., 1888-09-08

Fred Wren's Madison Square Co.,
were billed for three nights here this
week, Thursday their last night a
rain came up just in time to keep
the people from turning out until
quite late, so Mr.. Wren announced
that owing to the bad weather they
would not play. The troupe gave good
satisfaction and if they should ever
come this way again will draw good
houses. Mrs. Graves one of the la
dies was taken i'll at Denver and Mr..
Wren secured Miss Josie Mooney Of
this city to take her part, which she
did with credit to herself and the en-
tire satisfaction of the troupe.
Bent County register., 1888-09-08

Rocky Ford has a taking way of
advertising their town, and one that
the travelling public are highly pleas
ed with, Every day wagon load
of watermeloDs are left at the depot
for tram men and passengers when
the train stops there, rush is made
for the melons, and as the train
speeds along the passengers eat and
praise the town.
Bent County register., 1888-09-08


Hon. John Minter, of Minneapolis,
was in town Tuesday on his way
home from Trinidad where he had
been to attend the republican county
convention, and where he was hon
ored with the nomination for repre-
sentative of Las Animas county. Mr..
Minter is q gentleman who we un-
derstand is very popular in his coun-
ty, and one we'll calculated 10 make
. winning fight, we were much
pleased with his true republican
ideas and hope he will be elected to
represent his county,
Bent County register., 1888-09-08

To-day we hoist .he state ticket
nominated by the convention at Den
yer this week, from the papers of
the state and gentlemen we have
heard speak of the ticket, we judge
it is one that viii cause the republi-
can party of the state to stand solid.
The convention was harmonious In
its work, the ticket is made up with
: view of giving each part of the
state fair representation. and the
party starts into the campaign with
united action, the ticket will be elect
cd
Bent County register., 1888-09-08

Russell Sage says the best cure for
nervonsness is to drive out daily be-
hind team of fine horses, that's all
right, but what is good remedy for
nervous G liters.
Bent County register., 1888-09-08

The democratic kingdom of Las
Animas is the way the democrats
have been pleased to speak of Las
Animas county for many years, but
the new settlers have caused a
change in the political complexion
of that county, and its a question
how the county viii go this year.
Bent County register., 1888-09-08

Mr.. Cahlll was nominated for COM
missioner by the democrats, that
ought to be as good thing as ]. D.
Martin the republican candidate
could ask for.
Bent County register., 1888-09-08

The democrats say they don't care
whether Cleveland writes letter of
acceptance of the nomination of pres
ident or not, they will vote for him
anyhow. Queer family the demo-
crats.
Bent County register., 1888-09-08


gor Presidential Electors-DAvIp II. MOORE
JAMES p. GALLOWAY, FRANK F. osBIs
TON.
For Supreme Court Judges-Qong Term
CHARIES d. HAYT. of Conejos county
Short Term, VICTOR A. ELLIOTT, of Arap
ahoe county.
Tor Auditor of state-LoUis 3. scHwAN
BECK. of saguache county.
For Regents of the state University-CHAR
IEsR. DUDLEY. 5. a. GRIFFIN.
For Congress.
HOSEA TOWNSEND,
OF Custer county.
For Governor.
JOB A. COOPER,
of Arapahoe county.
For Lieut.. Governor,
W. SMITH,
of jefferson county.
FOR Secretary OF State,
JAMES RICE,
Of Pueblo county.
For Treasurer.
VII BRISBANE,
of Lake county.
FOR Attorney General,
s W, JONES,
Of summit county.
For supt. OF Public Instructions,
FRED DICK,
OF Las Animas county.
For State senator,
d. c. Bailey,
OF Ebert county.
FOR Rep. of Rent county,
W. Nj. CUsINiINGs.
For Commissioner LIST District,
j. ID. MARTIN.
Bent County register., 1888-09-08

A cowboy accidentally shot him
self near Rocky Ford Wednesday
and that night was not expected to
live.
Bent County register., 1888-09-08

Cleveland is great success at FISH
ing, and some who claim to know
say, that he knows more about craw-
fishing than any living man.
Bent County register., 1888-09-08

Mr.. Hine formerly real estate
dealer here, is now in the same bust
pess at Denver.
Bent County register., 1888-09-08

District court convened at Las
Animas Tuesday.
Bent County register., 1888-09-08

The Garden City Sentinel has sus-
pended as daily.
Bent County register., 1888-09-08

Democratic state convention next
Tuesday.
Bent County register., 1888-09-08

Entered at tie Post -ofhce at Lamar, Colo
sado. as Second Glass matter
Bent County register., 1888-09-08

For Vice-P President,
LEVI p. MORTON
Bent County register., 1888-09-08

s.Ax2E. coLo.. SATURDAY. SEPT. stn, ISIS,
sRscRIpr1oS RATES
Ser 1eas. $500 SIX Months, slO9
Three Months, % single Copies, 'GS
Bent County register., 1888-09-08
For President,

BENJAMIN HARRISON,
Bent County register., 1888-09-08

For Commissioner LIST District,
j. ID. MARTIN.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
LEAP-YEAR NUPTIALS
a GRAND RAPIDS GIRL PROPOSES.
Ths Rsa<atie A&rrisxs 0f atss L4lo a
raxooxy and JsssPh MeSsrssr, bofh
~ this city, a. sprisknsid, Mo--1hs
Coapis u0Eass.xd Bound.

CHIcAs0. Ikn. IA special % tie Herald
from Spriazhsl1 No. says. a romantic
marriage took place ia lhis city las nighi as
: ssquzl q proposal made by a society
gih Of Grand Rapids. Mich. to her COM
p4nisn Al the leap year dancing party siYen
by the young ladies' a. the Pieksiek Club
rooms friday night Miss Lulu A TUX
bury, the y0aeg lady in question, has been
The sucst " Mrs.. George Curtis. relative
for TIE past several weeks. When the
dancing party MAS proposed she entered
heartily into the arrangements. and when
tns proper Tine arrived seat an invitation
10 JOsspA AcCars4r of Grand Rapids.
TO astsad. They hsd been ardent lovers
loF wears. but the gentleman had
never piucked up courage 10 propose. he
accepted the invitation. and arrived here
the night Of the party. After the close OF
the fourth number on the programme,
Miss Tuxbury invited AcCargar into the
hallway, and there took advantage OF the
privilege granted her BY the season. They
wers married At Ar. Curtis residence by
Rev. ". HI. Osborn, Of the Episcopal Church.
Mr.. AcCargar $ member of toe Pnmnix
Manufacturing Company Of Grand Rapids,
and Is very wealthy man. his bride Is
daughter OF wealthy and prominent society
pcOptc Oi that City. 1hcJ Acit Aaot Aikht
over the Frisco road for home"
A portion of the above will be astonish-
ing news 10 u large number of Grand Rap
ids people. The newly made bride is a very
pretty maid of about n ineteen, and if she
really did pop the que stion." she must
have done it ali in fun, aud TO fool some of
the Springfield suckers" inssmuch as in
tisate friends of the parties declare that they
have been engaged for more than
year. Joe McCargar is
young gentleman quite popular in
social circles, and is employed as a travel
ing agent of the Phoenix Furniture Com
psny. he lives st $50 Jeiferson-aye.. and
Miss Tuxbury. who until recently has been
seen smiling behind the counters OF ID. J.
Evans & Co.'S COOKERY store, lives few
blocks away on the same fashionable thor
oughfare. The couple have not yet arrived
in Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
TO Puslsa SOCIALISM.
a ssrlnx eat BAH fntrsasssa sse sabnefsssa
70 shs GsraaaA ksacAsssx-

BEkLls. Jan. l6.-An asii-soelsliss siil
has b<en sublnitsed % tAs kslehs.Sg groEia-
ing tast al efeRdsFs saai be sxpstFiatso
o. safer total lozs q citizenship according
10 their off1ase. TITS aes measure against
the Socialists has been introduced es-
cause Il has frequently happenea IL
Cases where saen have been expelled from
enc district. they hzYs resumed TIE ssiis-
ton OF their docsrines - plates which were
before unaffected oy tae proPagaaia- TIE
bl1 prov .dss thss the punishment Of exp2t-
ration shall Be enforced oniy when qaal-
fled imaginable declares that il is sdmiss-
able
In the Lower House a telegram was re-
eeised teday from the Crown Prince IN
which be expressed his thaaks % the ns-
ton for the sympathy that had been offered
him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
Vaudeville Amusement.

The beautiful first part, with the swing
ing beauties, opened the performance at
Smiths Opera House last evening to a fair
audience. Nellie Pond danced herself into
favor and the wonderful arial performance
of @. c. Matthews, was given an
ovation. j. T.. Mccarthy and Nell l.. Ma
earthly were very satisfactory in the sketch,
The German Milkmsid." Mccarthy is a
young comedian of considerable merit, and
the lightning changes OF the duo are TO
be as much admired as their elegant cos
TUNES. Virsie Varney is q voluptuous
serio-comic. and her songs maae hit.
Thomas Flynn is good imitator Of the
Irish nation. and his risibilities created
much amusement. Jessie Dair performed
some wonderful feats OF lifting heavy
weights with her teeth, etc. The roaring
comedy. Our New Boarder." closed the
entertainment.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
hLLWERE CONFIRMED
LAsAa GETS IN 81 FoUs MAJORITY
sAs<s wssk a-as viva Fii.s. Die xiAss-
.&a esasr~l nEssx- -ss.afsFas sf Cal
fsEsls. sad stsssFt. of >ss-a-s
ysEs Wlfh ths DsHssrsss

W1ssr xaros Ian II. About three aours
~s1s consamed ~ The senate "A secret see
.lon tbs afisrnooa Ia discussing the aomi-
s.Eion Of LAMAR - tas Associates Justice
salp 8f tie Saprsms Court of the aitsd
ss2fss Bsiore tas vote vas taksn 1hicn re-
suited Ia condensation The vote stood 81
for and - ssslnsT e0nnrnsti0n- Among
thoss Who spSks sEaiass confirmation we're
all q ths Republicans In the sen
.ta .ho azs msnEionsd for PresIdsn-
IA nomination The princtoai speakers
90 th1s side ssrs Aezafs- Eamunds.
Evsrts. sherman. Alison and Hssley
waiis Only klidlensfser d0isndsd tns al
t.eks made upon tns sx-secFetaFy Of the
Interior. Ne spoke twice znd voiced me
sentiments OF TIE fFisads OF ne nominee.
Tbsrs vas nothing new 10 the.argumsnts
used tor or sgsinst the nomination The
questions 0f LAmars locality. hls construc-
fiOn 81 ths eonsl itutlOa as it relates 10
rtaGss' rixNis and his general Etness we're
brought y by the Republicans and
arxsI VT .gor against tbs nominee.
The RspobA >as sn0 voted Tor lamar we're
Asssrs kiddA berger. stewart snd stanford
The tuil vote for Lamar vas az follows
Nessrs Bsls. Berry, Beck. Brown. Butler
Blsdgett. Cockrsll. Coke. Call. Colqaitt.
Daniel. Faulkner. Geors-. Gray 6ormAn.
Harris, Hampton, Jones OF Arkansas, Nor
kan, McPhsrson. Push, Riddleberger. Res-
ssn. STAFFORD. salisbury, Stewart, furpie.
Naacs, Vest. Voorhees,. WAifhAa. Wilson OF
May laad-31.
Those Who voted against confirmation
~ers. Msssrs. Ingalls,. Aldrieh. Allison,
Blair, Bowen, Chase. Cameron, Cull0m.
Dawes Dolph. psVia Edmunds. Esarts
Frye, Farrell, Hssley. HOAr. Halls. His
cock. Mitchell. Paddock. Palmer, Pistt.
Plumb. quay, spoonsr. sherman, Stock
bridgs-Zs.
The pairs we're AZ follows Pssco With
WilsoD, Of Iowa PANE with Aorrell Ran
som With Chandler, Blackburn with Man
dsrsoa, skenna with Ssbin. Hearst With
Jones. OF Nevada. Gibson with Terrlll,
Eustis with Sa-yar Total votes cast, 90.
accounted Tor b. pairs, Is; total vote IN
eenats. j.
Aner Lamar's nomination vas disposed
OF ths nomioations Of Villas 10 be Secretary
OF the Interior Dickinson 10 be postmss-
tsr-Gensrai and General Bragg. OF Wiscon-
sin. 60 be Minister 70 Mexico, were quickly
. confirmed. aud the senate adjourned
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
HOR RIBLY INJURED
A FATAL coAsTlNo ACCIDENT.
Ten Persons Rendered Insensibie aud
Some of Them Horribly HsnEied At
Oswsso, ~ "a Druaken Farm
sr's GarolsssRess.

OswEso. MY. Jan. l6.--BenjaminS Sawyer,
one of theycung men injured in = coasting
accident last Thursday evening. Is dead,
and one or two others are liable TO die.
There were ten persons on the boss. The
hill where the accident occurred is very
steep. and was one mass of ice. The boDs
were running At least seventy-five miles an
hour. Near the bottom Of the bill they ran
into a heavy load Of timber. knocking it
into the ditch. Every person on the bobs
WAS rendered insen-ible fren the force of
the collision, aud some OF them were horri-
bly, cut and mangled. Sawyer did not re-
gain consciousness. Both OF his hips were
broken and the bones driven into his abdo.
men.
II required one hundred stitches To sew up
the cuts in Jehn Mallot's abdomen, and
his arm was broken and head cut.
George Sawyer, = brother of the dead man.
has a fractured skull. The others are in
bad shape.
The farmer who owned the load of timber
was warned OF the approach OF the bobs,
but refused 70 stop for moment. 1t is said
that he was intoxicated.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
EXCITING RUNAWAY.
Ed. Kings Horse Runs Away and Fright
ems Another One.

ems Another One.
At 2:30 yesterday afternoon a horse
owned by Ed. King, of Berlin, and attached
to light cutter. ran away on Aonroe-st.,
dashing madly across Campau square,
heading directly for Sweets Hotel. At
the corner in front of the Old National
Bank il !eaped upon the sidewalk. throw
ing the cutter savagely against the delivery
horse of the District Telegraph Company
and smashing tue cutter somewhat. The
horse then dashed north on the
sidewalk and when directly in
trout OF Sweets 1t fell PROSTATE
on the hag-stones. 1t regained its feet be
fore anyone could interfere, and ran alon z
the sidewalk to Lyon ST.. where it turneG
down toward the river. The animal rushed
into the shed under the Nelson 81 Matter
factory, and, breaking loose from the cutter,
jumped madly through a doorway into the
drying room, and stumbling over the loose
lumber fell on It's BACK on the steam pipes.
The steam was soon turned oil but the
horse was badly sco.ched. King. the owner
of the horse, who is one OF the brothers
who assaulted PatrolmAn TTaxler some
time ago, came upon the scene
and in his usual drunken man
ner, began to abuse every body assisting
in recovering the horse. Patrolman John
Schobey didn't fancy this, and kindly es-
corted Edward TO the Police station.
In the meantime the District delivery
horse having been thoroughly aroused by
the blow from the cutter, started TO run up
Pesrl-st., dragging the weight by its teeth,
The bit was soon broken and the animal
ran along Oltawa-sl. 10 Lyon, where il
colIided with hack and was caught with
out any considerable damage. This was
one of the most extraordinary and excit-
ing runawavs that has occurred for Some
time and attracted much attention.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
TlAnLs to General an d Mrs. Pierce.

Tue Muskegon Soldiers Aid Society at
their recent visit to this city. made the old
veterans at the Soldiers Home several gifts.
AT a recent meeting OF the society the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
"Resoited, That the thanks of this society
are due and are hereby extended TO General
Pierce and lis estimsbie wife for the many
favors shown o the members Of this society
during our recent visit 10 the Soldiers
Home at Grand Rapids.
General and Mrs. Pierce were untiring
in their efforts 10 make our visit pleasant
one, ss was evidenced by the attention aud
the many favors ccoTded us at the Home
during cur stay. And while we congrstu-
late the State and veterans for having such
magnanimous people a. the head Of this
noble institution, where their presence
brings so much sunshine. happiness and
comfort 10 our veterans entrusted 10 their
care. IL is the first wish of this society that
General and Lady Pierce may long live las
now, bright and shining stars NJ the head
of the Soldiers Home OF Michigan"
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
IL Off CIeaTanceSa|e.

The old must 20 IN order &C
make room ior the new. COM
mensing Monday, Ian. I6. our
Ia OF Clearance sale Will con.
tinue 8 days. We oo this &c
make room for cur new Spring
mportstions. For the pasa
week we have been preparing
for this SALE, q arking the old
goods down regardless OF cost,
as we must have the room.
Dinner Sets lea Sets, ch oica
pieces O. frc g.. brac. Fruit
plates, Sauce Dishes. Glsss wara
etc, Of which VIC bought in two
large oaan,tt es. or which oid
not sell as rapidly as we could
wish, End all pieces that wo
have carried for 3 year or so,
We shall close out al half price,
and a great many below hall
pricc. We h. We decided to Gloss
out few patterns in decorated
goods, which We have been car
rying IN open stock, and these
Will go at Ia of. Also several
patterns IN
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

vs.sssss-sss,ea
SHEIBy. Mich. Jan. iS-Sstardsy night
scout 2 o'clock . large. bright light was
seen east q town. Parties that drove out
here SAP that the houss of Jones Wiiiests
= bachelor. wss burned. With al Is con-
tents. The house ~ss located about two
and one-haif rniie esst of here WilIetts
c sims thst he had res bsen in the house
since noon srd thst he bad al his vaIusble
papers snd SO in money in q trank
which wss $50 lost The total ioss is
aa0ut $500. xilh $50 Insurance..
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
THE GRAND COUNCIL.
The Annual Assembly of tho Mason
Fraternity in Session.

The Annual Assembly of tho Masonic
Fraternity in Session.
The Grand Council of Royal and Select
Masons of the State of Michigan convened
in annual session last evening in the hand
some lodge rooms of De Molai Comman-
derry. There was en- unusually large a
tendance, over seventy-five delegates being
present. The grand officers present are:
Alfred q. Gulley. South Haven, NJ. i. q.
NJ; Allen Mckee. Msnistee, ID. &. NJ; L. G.
Green, Three Rivers. G. Z. G. W.; II. Shaw
Noble. Monroe, G.. t.; Cara b. Noble
Detroit. G. r.; Sanford Hunt. Jackson;
q. @. of G.; Traverse Phillips, Hastings, G.
G. Of c., and Alexander McGregoI. Detroit
q. s. Grand Chaplain Rev. +. A. Blades,
of Detroit, is unable TO attend, owing to
illness. Only secret matters were consid-
cred last evening. but the annual election of
Grand officers was made, a special order for
$3.50 this morning. The session will con-
tinue for three days, and the delegates are
stationed at The Morton and Sweets. TIE
Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons will
also convene this evening in the Masonic
Temple
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

sssss.sts rtsksess-stRs>s
BsfnwsS. Jsn. i6.-A hre vas Sacovsrsd
SundsF morning about o'clock in lawyer
withey's 0sfice. r bad gained suck head
wsv when discovered that the building
could not hs ssved. All the contents were
destroyed. The building snd contents were
vsluei 81 500 insured for $50. one De-
tfsit SAFE ws< n The building. and VIXEN
opened soe ecnfsuts wsrs foHad safe and
auni.---fhs Supe visors Of Isxe county
rescinded a t0rruer vole - give tae Deputy
frsnae Warden kl9 for every coDvic1on
Trey VII nov Get he sans Zee ss other
49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

A valuable robe was stolen from the
cutter of Frank Noble on the street yester-
day. The police were notified and given a
description of it. Last night two young
men applied for lodging at the Police
Station and one of them had the robe. but
accounted fer this by saying he found it.
The other was induced TO turn states
evidence and give his partner away, when
II was learned that be stole il and gave it 20
the other. The boys names are Ira New
ton and Charles Gold, and they are in Jail
on charge of larceny.