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The Lamar register., 1889-10-19
zHHR1FF'S SALH.

pv v,rtue of an execution to me directed
,rnin the County Court Of Prowers county, In
tawnr of J. @. Manheimer y Cor and against
p p NJ spiyey, I. 4. Holmes, and J. ii. Holmes,
,harein 1 am commanded to make the sum
" "even hundred and twenty. i've dollars and
o1gbsy eight cents damages, besides one hun,
Srsad and TWO dollars and sixty cents costs, !
Ss1e levied upon the following described real
ssts to- VIII. Part Of lot nine Co) IN block
a,,sy' ave (aS) in the original town OF Lamar
sswScenr3ins to the recorded plat thereof and
,nore narticuiarly described as foiiows: com
,mencipg at the north east corner OF sara iot,
sd mining from thence west, one hundred
ma, seet thence south fifty go feet. thence
SIC SNsv me hundred (lOo) feet, thence north nifty
ssnS teet. 10 the place of beginning
toy. y. Nety,o the east one hundred feet OF SAID
L., yith ali the improvements thereon; Also
ios. iioss.,wo rso in block Qs) in said town Of Lamar
iotwS,ng iot IL, the original recorded plat there.
~ ~ ea the property Of the defendants In said
orecntion, o, All Of said property lying and be-
tna in the county of ProweIs ana stAte oL CSio-
raSn And will on the 18th day OF OctoDef,
issa at the front door of the Court House II
.sa Ne, ,,own Of Lamar in the county OF Prowers
ane INA state OF Colorado, at the hour OF u O'CLOCK
~ nhu sna forenoon, sell the same az puoiic sae,
u - she highest and best bidder for casn TO sat-
,,, ~ @ Saia AZ ecutien, damages and costs.
is's s II. A. B1LLOW shertn,
,-ao Prowers Co. Colo.
Hess Metcalf. ~
Att.ys for Piaint'n'
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Notice for. publication.
Land ofiice at Lamar, Colorado,

Lana Ouce AT Lamar, COlOraQO,
October llth, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Clerk of the County Court of Prowers
Co. at Lamar. Colo, on November 18th, 1889,
viz: Jesse X. Stevenson, II. Z. S463 for
the e. IL n. IA sec. 81 tp. 81 8. of r. a W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion of, said land viz: Fred Williams. Daniel
l.. Gilbert. Hiram q. Rowe, Charles Lindstrom
all of Lamar. p. o. Prowers Co., Colo.
Also at the same time and place viz: John
H Nye. II. h. t3s6 for the n. ". Ia sec. Is tp p
s.of r.Ew.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of. said land, viz: Fred Williams. Jesse
h. stevenson, Hiram G.. Rowe, Arthur Craw
ford all of Lamar, p. o. Prowers Co., Colo.
Also at the same time and place viz: Fred
Williams. ID. s. 500 for the lots l and 2
sec. 81 tp. 81 8. OF r. Ew.
He names the foilowin witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of, said land, viz; Daniel l.. Gilbert,
Hiram 6. Rowe, Jesse X. Stevenson, Sol. Wise
all of Lamar p. D. Prowers Co, Colo.
@. d. FORD.
issa Register.
The Lamar register., 1889-10-19
Notice for Publication .
Land ONCE at Lamar Colorado,
Santcnhar o-tb 1850

Land ONCE at Lamar Colorado,
September s7th, 1859.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
TO make final proof in support OF his claim,
and that said proof will be made before j. W.
Metcah Clerk of the District Court at Lam al,
Colo, on November Ilth, lsss viz: George II.
Moore II. +. No. S7i6 for the south-we Ia
section 81 Township 81 s. Range - W.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitiva-
tion of said land, viz: NJ. L. Conwell, G.. l..
Brooks, Joseph l.. Mcintosh, W. A. Ellis all OF
Also al the same time and place Joseph l..
Mcintosh d. s. No. S7Is for the north west IL
section IS Township 81 $. Range 46 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiVa-
tion Of said land, viz: G. II. Moore, q. l..
brooks, ]. W. Aber, A. F. Miller all of Lamar,
Colo ,,.r
Brooks II. 4. No. 1854 for the south east Ia
section 80 Townsphip 81 s. Range +5w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and culttva-
ton Of said land, viz: q. II. Moore, Joseph
l.. Mcintosh, W. A. Ellis. Ii. X. Carpenter ALI
OF Lamar, Colo, U. ID. fOhD,
1871, Register.
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Notice to Holders of War
rants.

All persons holding warrants heretofore is
sued BY the county of Prowers, state of Colo
RADIO are respectfully requested 70 submit In
writing TO the commissioners of said Prowers
n statement in writing OF the amount of said
Prowers county warrants so held by them
which they viii exchange with accrued inter-
est for the bonds of said Prowers county at
par. The rate OF interest on said bonds to be
agreed upon between the holders of said war
rants and the commissioners of said Prowers
county Said bonds to be payable at the
pleasure of said Prowers county after ten
wears from the date OF issuance and to be-
come absolutely due and payable twenty
wears after the date OF issuance.
BY order of the Board of County Commits
stoners Of Prowers county, dated at Lamar.
Colo, this 18th day Of Sept. 1889.
j. d. MARTIN.
Attest: Y. p. ALLEN. Chairman.
1913. Clerk
The Lamar register., 1889-10-19
Sotioe.r1raber Culture.
U. s. Land ofice, Lamar. Colo.
Sent 18th 1889,

U. S. Land Office. Lamar, Colo.,
Sept. 18th. 1889.
comnlaint having been entered at this Of
ace nv George L. Hines against VENTURA Z.
Royd for failure to comply with law as to
TiInber. Culture Entry No. 1895 dated Pueblo,
Colo June 10, 1886, upon the s. Q, - Section
ss, Township Is $; Range q ", In pIowers
81 saij entry: contestant alleging that said
VENTURA Il. Boyd has failed to cultivate to
crop or plow or till In any manner the nVe
snrine the third year of said entry. and has
also failed TO plant to trees, tree seed, tree
of said entry during the third year Of said
entry and said failure exist up to the present
date, the said parties are hereby summoned
issa n 3 O'Clock o. M, to respond and furnish
tes.imony concerning said alleged failure.
G. D. FORD,
lsle. Register.
aeo. l.. Hines Atty per 50,
The Lamar register., 1889-10-19

It should be remembered that the
class of men that jump into q new
town, make what money they can
then leave, have all left Lamar, the
people here now are people here to
stay, and are not of the speculative
class, but are working to build up a
good town and country.
The Lamar register., 1889-10-19
Notice or Puplioation.
Land ONCE at Lamar. Colo,

Land OffiCe at LRInar, COIO.,
Oct. l5, 1889.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim
and that said proof will be made lbefsre
register and receiver at Lamar, Colo, on Nov,
1854 for the 8 W. IA sec. 10 I. q s. r. 40 W. p,
N. Colo.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton of, said land viz Joel Z. Horn, of Lamar,
Colo, and W. G. Shumate. George simpson,
o. d. FORD,
pl9-A. Register.
The Lamar register., 1889-10-19
NOTICE,

U Land once. Lamar, Colo,
Sept. 23rd, 1859.
Complaint having been entered at this Of
nee by James McBroom against John l.. Dulin
FOR abandoning his Homestead Entry No. 25sS,
dated Nov. IL, 1857, upon the s. W. Ia Section
q. Township . >. Range ~ w., In Prowers
County, Colo, with view to the cancellation
of said entry. the said parties are hereby sum
moned to appear at this office on the 18th day
OF Oct. lSss, at O'Clock n m, to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged
Abandonment.
FRANK II. sHRoCK.
ID. Zimefman, Receiver.
l6.19.* Atty for Plaintiff.
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Jewslry mended by Perham. 1

tho .. ". / 2s-2s-4s was the only CON.
test fled at the land office this week.
The ladies of the Methodist church
arc arranging for an oyster supper.
We will announce the date next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Daniels after an
absence of several months, returned
to Lamar last Sunday morning to re-
main.
Mrs. P. NJ. Grant returned Thurs
day morning from Horton, Kansas,
where she has been visiting for sew
eral months.
r. s. Bell who arrived last week
from Brooklyn, Iowa, has taken
claim on the north side under the
Henry ditch.
Proved up claims under the bitches
in Prowers county sell for from eight
hundred to q thousand dollars, and
they sell too.
There are perhaps fifty head of
ponies and horses in Lamar that can
be bought very cheap, the horse mar
ket Is very low.
7. G. Henry is having the ground
prepared to SOW FIVE thousand acres
Of wheat north of the river q few
miles from Lamar.
Remember NJ. D. Parmenter is the
republican candidate for county treas
urcr, and should receive every repub-
lican vote in the county.
A gentleman writes US from Love
land that he will start photograph
gallery in Lamar if it will pay. If
he is . good artist it will.
The democratic county convention
could have economi1ed on time a
great deal, by substituting for their
platform: We want the Offices.
The farmers ticket was really bur
led out of sight few minutes after
being placed in nomination. That
town scheme did the business for it.
The old soldier cannot afford to
cast his vote for sheriff for other than
Capt. II. A. Billow. He has a war
record that any man might be proud
Of.
We are pleased to know that some
of the Alliance friends are coming
back to the republican fold. That is
right gentlemen, that is where you
belong.
We regret we were not in when
Geo. T. Feist called Monday, as we
would like to make the acquaintance
of the next superintendent Of schools,
call again when in town.
There was q man in town Thurs
day with five head of horses he had
found in Kansas that were stolen in
the San Luis valley. He was driv-
ing them back to the valley.
Some of the wise mon of the east
predict a very cold winter, some of
the same kind of fellows say we are
to have mild winter, we will know
Who is the best guesser later.
Lamar and Granada arc the only
two towns that have any show to be
made the permanent county seat. A
vote for any other place, is vote to
leave the question undecided.
John Lake was appointed commits
sioner Tuesday to fill vacancy made
by the resignation of F. w. Burger.
Now let the republicans do their
duty and Mr.. Lake will occupy the
position for the next term.
The speakers secured to address
the voters at the times designated by
the central committee are able men
and what they will have to say will
be interesting to all. The people IT.
respective of party should turn out
TO hear them.
Tuesday Mr.. A. ]. Peed one of our
north side farmers brought about
half wagon load of cabbage to town
that we're a. fine as was ever raised
IN any country, the heads weighed
CIV ,ouuds mat a nice
The Lamar register., 1889-10-19
LooAl NEWS,

ThAnksGivtng - tne next notiosy'
Perhsm understands his business.
nc. Cash VS. in the city Mon.
day.
Mr.. William Mcclure s sick with
fever.
See Huddleston's ofer on heating
>.Ovss.
Flem Hoover is back from Wal
senburg.
Let Perhsm clean your watch. If.
Election two weeks from next
Tuesday.
Cloudy and rain nearly every day
this week.
Ed. Biby u sick at J. w. Golla-
days residence.
D. L. Egger wants TO lease his
Mulvane News.
H.G. Button was in town from Las
Animas Monday. -
w. w. Louden has sold his farm
on the north side
Granada il child Of destiny, bat
darn such destiny.
An effort is being made 70 secure
a Methodist parsonage.
A vote for Alliance is q vote for
now election and more taxes-
Charlie Myers left for Indiana
Thursday night to get married.
Thursday the president appointed
E. T. Lee postmaster Of Lamar.
Watches repaired and cleaned by
Perham 1t the City Drug Store. If.
Thursday Mart STRAIN was selling
anthracite, Trinidad and Canon coal.
Rev. Chas. Days and w. A. Wolf
of Caddoa were In Lamar Tuesday.
Capt and Mrs. J. II. B. Smith ex-
pect to spend the winter in Missouri.
BIB. Brown and K. NJ. Slater were
up to Las Animas Wednesday even
ing.
George Trommlits now occupies =
clerks desk At the county clerks Of.
nce.
The d,tche4 Ars carrying more wa
Ter than any time for two months
past
Fred Lee Is doing tho landlord act
o, the Burger during Mr.. Deetcr's
Absence.
Hon. o. G. Hess and Judge L. F.
Blodgct, speak At the Paradox school
house tonight.
A number Of strangers have filed
on land in the vicinity Of Lamar the
past mouth.
Gill Downer, Of La Junta, spent
ssveral days in Lamar this week Wis
iting his relatives.
q. A. Watson of Mulvane attend
ed the meeting Of the central com
mittee Monday.
On account of the rain Wednes-
day night the A. o. u. w. entertain
ment WAS postponed.
The duck hunters along the south
side bitches, keep up . firing every
day like . picket line.
Perham tho jeweler returned from
Denver Monday and can be found At
the City Drug Store.
Mr.. Priddy of Albany member
of the central committee, attended
their meeting Monday.
Those Who failed to register this
week, can register the Tuesday and
Monday before election.
Stick to the republican ticket from
top to bottom, Prowers county has
record TO make this fall.
Frank Allen has made good clerk
and should receive every republican
vote in Prowers county.
A. Deeter left Monday night for
Winterset Iowa, expecting to be
gone two or three weeks.
Lamar will prove . mascot still,
for further particulars sec returns
the night of November fifth.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-11-03
A BigPaper.

The anniversary issue Of the st.
Paul Pioneer Press, commemorating
alike its fortisth anniversary and Its
occupation Of the Business palace that
IT has erected, Is great paper. Forty
pages went TO make up each single
copy Of this great edition, the greatest
probably ever issued by any news
paper. How the newsboys must have
been loaded down on the morning OF
Oct. 3lst when they sailed out on
their daily rounds, and we can well
Imagine the delugeof literary matter
that must have submerged every street
car during the morning hours when
the great army OF business men are on
their way TO their respective offices
and stores. Big an the paper was,
however. Il 10 but faint reflex Of the
establishment that put II out. One of
the most interesting features OF this
great paper is chart depicting as a
great river the Pioneer press Of to-day
and tracing back 10 lS4S its many
sources, each newspaper that rose,
for time and eventually
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-11-03
'fndignAnt GrSneer..

Az Willow City, q small town In
Dakota east Of Miuot, on the line Of
the Manitoba, the local bank has been
grinding the face OF the poor by usuri-
ous rates OF Interest TO such an unb nbear-
able degree. that few dsys ago the
grangsrs met and organized a commit.
tee OF safety, with the iptsnt Of lynch-
ing the president aud cashier lof the
bank. These officials got wind of the
program and skipped, but the feeling
Is SO strong against them tha, they
will need constant body guard II
they return. The ruling rate Of inter.
est has been three per cent. q month,
secured by mortgages on everything
the borrower had, interest taken out
In advance. and N default was made
The mortgage was relentlessly fore
closes. These facts are youched for by
Mr.. +. A. Lisk, who put la last sum-
mer In that vicinity. Such sharks
ate curse TO any community and the
program arranged by the Dakota
erangers is only one shade too severe.
Any punishment except the actual
taking OF life would not be too sevcv
for the wretcbes who thus suck the
life blood OF the poor aud needy.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-11-03
The Mapdamus Case.

In the estimation Of the intelligent
and fair minded people Of this COM
munity Messrs. Knowles and Camp
bell scored all the important points
made in the mandamus ease and on
questions of cold law gave their OPP o.
nerts the worst of the battle. The
prosecution wss very aggressive before
the case opened. but it will not be de-
MED that IT was entirely on tina defen.
slve as soon ss the court convened. In
the first place the writ was drawn up
wrong. 1t contained fatal blunder
and should have been Knocked out by
the court. but the judge, not wishing
to seem partial to the republicans,
chsritably permitted the prosecution
to amend the writ, which being drawn
up in the name Of no sovereignty recoy.
nized by the law was not worth the
paper II had spoiled. When the ig-
norance thus displayed by the demo-
cratic attorneys had been remedied BY
the exercise Of extraordinary leniency
on the part Of the court, the defense
brought up another point, y'hIeh wss
that the court was incompetent to sit
In the case by reason Of being party
In interest. having been a candidate
for the Office Of chief justice in the re.
cent campaign and not having been
officially notified Of his election or de-
feat. His honor promptly confessed
tha. this point was well taken and he
then and there declared that he could
not and would not cit In this Gaze
while he could justly be considered a
party In interest. He confessed that
this view of the case had bot been pre-
sented 10 him before and stated that
he could not take judicial knowledge
Of his defeat. In the afternoon session,
however, the court held that by separ-
atIng himself from the mandamus as a
relaior, he would cease TO be party Ia
interest, and having come to thisvery
pleasant conclusion, he courteously
granted the prayer OF the prosecution
TO rectiiy lite second blunder.
The Inter Mountain does not claim
to be versed in legal Jurisprudence. but
II holds II TO be n self evident PROPOSE
ton based on the principles OF law and
justice;
tl) That no Judge can sit on case
wherein he Ia party In interest.
[2l That Judge DeWolfe's admis-
sion of being party In interest on
Tuesday morning conclusively shows
that he must have been party in In.
ierest when the writ Of mandsmus was
issued.
(s) That the writ being illegal ab
inItIo, II could not be made valid by
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-11-03
Miss Helen Blythe.

The great emotional actress, will ap-
pear ut the Rink Opera House on We'd
nesdsy, Nov. 9th. Miss Blythe has
met with great success throughout the
east and the eastern press speaks very
flattering of her. Her first appear
ance on any stare was at the age Of six
and from that time she has advanced
very rapidly In her profession, till now
she 70 ranked as one Of the greatest
American actresses. Eight years ago,
at the age Of l6. Mr.. DAILY, Of Daly's
theatre, witnessed one Of her perfJrm-
ances and was so entranced by her su-
perb acting that he made her a very
ilatterIng offer to accept position as
lesding lady of his New York theatre.
which shs accepted, and every one
who read the New York papers at this
time know what grand success she
had there. Mothers Love-" her lat
est success, Is In every sense of the
word great play, pure in thought,
rich in dialogue, with strong dramatic
situations and beautiful story, show.
ing the true nobility Of woman's char
acier. Through the entire play there
Is rich vein Of comedy. All that
miss seeing this little lady in Mothers
Love will miss t:eat If a lifetime.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-11-03

Ed. YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL:
There hes teen c0npl !erablp blutiing
gong on through your columns in re.
gard 10 the game Of ball between the
Keoghs and the Miles City team. The
Miles City club did not accept the
challenge issued by the Keogbs, but TO
show that We meant business ourman-
ager called on several OF your base
ballists last night with the filthy lucre
but could not get II covered, conse-
qnently there will be no game. II
they could play ball as well rs tney
can blow about il they would be good
country players. bat as il is now they
are not common amusement for Us,
aud We don't intend TO give them any
more practice vnless they pay for il.
Yours trulv.
WILL w. Knows,
Sec'y Keogh b. b. c.
Fort Keogb, Mont. Nov. ., 1889.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-11-03
The State CanvaSsing Board.
SECOND DAYS ISSUE.

bA i1oALs
The state csnvassing board met
again at 2 O'clock this afternoon, Gov.
Whit, who wss absent Yesterday, be-
ing present. Promptly at . o'clock
the board opened its session. The
tirst Thug done was to ca uvaas the re.
turns from Cboteau county. This
took about ten minutes, and then the
board proceeded TO open a large en-
velope sealed with two large red seal.
and labeled Returns from ) liver Bow
County" Every eye was turned on
Judge Blake, as he broke the seal of
the envelope and laid the Enclosures
bsfbre the board. II was evident from
the first that there was something in
that envelope which puzzled the
hoard, and in a few minutes, after
scrutinizipg the alleged returns, Judge
Blake put them back in the envelope,
deposited them 10 the secretary's box
and announced that the board had ad-
journed until 10 o'clock 10 morrow. A
few minutes Afterwards Herald re-
porter was permitted to look at the
return and discovered the reason
for the boards action. The alleged
returns are not returns at all, being
simply three sheets CT ruled legal
paper with a statement OF the votes
cast in the different precincts Of Sill
ver Bow county for congressman, state
and district ofIisers and the constitu-
ton. A glance over the sheet shows
that precinct "a has been counted in
in every case, the vote or purported
vote in that precinct being even given
for Judge DeWolfe. for chief justice,
who declared in court yesterday that
be could not sit on the case in his vote
was counted. The vote from precinct
"a, however, Is marked down fer
every Office and Is included In the
totsls. A sample Of what that vote il
alleged 10 he are the figures for tie
office otchief justice, which show that
Precinct "a gave III votes for DeWolfe
and for Blake. The paper is certified
IN by County Clerk Boeth, of Silver
Bow county, aud TO il is attached a
paper bearing the signature If Judge
DeWOlfs and his clerk. This paper Is
simply copy Of the writ OF mandate
issued yesterday by Judge DeWolfs,
directing the canvassinc board TO
count the vote OF precinct 81 for Me-
Hat on. The following certificate
was attached u the paper containing
the vote for congressman and state
officers:
II, Cbsrles f. Booth, county clerk
OF said county, DO hereby certify that
the foreg' ing : true and correct alb
stract showing the result of the elec-
tion and the vote cast ia Silver Bow
county, Montana, on October lst, 1859,
for stale and district officers.
In witness whereof l have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of
said county TO be affixed.
(Signed) CHARLES F. BOOTH.
[sEALl
The other certificates on the consti-
tuition and legislative vote are similar
to the above. In none does the
clerk say that the abstract of the
vote is "a correct abstract as made and
returned by the canvatsipg board"
The canvassing board is not men
toned, neither do their signatures ac-
company the document.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-11-03
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
ny subsequent doctoring or smpnd-

ny subsequent doctoring or smsnl-
ment.
II The Miner or the democratic ba'.
Iister-pOliticiau- ~ Helena can suc-
cessfully confute these statements and
have the slightes, desire 10 save them.
selves from being regarded by an in
telligent public a an assortment q
CHEAP demogogues, lei them come TO
the front aud employ the weapons of
logic and law instead Of the Chinese
-tink'pot method Of disro.ing Of the
enefny.--Iuter Mountain.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-11-03
CHURCHES.

Emmanuel Church (Episc JpaD Palmer st-Ser-
,rsfall, rector.
Baptist Church-wm. NJ. Weeks, acting pastor.
reaching services sunday at II q. m. and 5 p. m.
srAise and Prayer Meeting. Wednesday at 7:45 p.
A cordial Invitation TO all.
Methodist Chureh-services Sunday, IA a. M,
~ p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening,
',ider Nutting. pastor.
Presbyterian Church-servioes Sunday, II q, N, =,
y. m. T. C. Armstrong, pastor
Church Of Sacred Heart, Cstholie-Seryices
very 6rst and third Sunday Of the month. High
fass 1890 a. N. Sunday school At 2 p. m,
vesasis 80 YspedictiOn al 40 p. m.
FArHERC. PAuwELYH.