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SAILING UNDER NEW C0LORs.
Naval Ensign Deserts His ship and Fol-
Iowa m Opera singer.

WAsHlSGros. June IA special says
that steps viii be taken by the naval au-
fhosities for the arress and trial OF Ensign
Fisz A. Hantoon. ut present attached 70
the coast survey schooner Macarthur. which
has been stationed 1t San Francisco. for
absence from his vessel without leave A
report to the department from the COM
msnding officer ofthe Macarthur states that
be has been absent from the vessel for sew
eraI weeks and Is following . woman sing
ing IN opera troupe which is appearing In
the cities Of California II found guilty by
court-martial be would be dismissed from
the service.
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GREAT RED FLAG MEETING.
Socialists Of Berlin Tell the Emperol
Where He Stands.

BERLIN. June A.-An enormous meeting
Of Social Democrats was held in the Koiks
brewery ut Moabit, . suburb. The inn.
mense building Was packed to suffocation.
and thousands unable to obtain admission
held overflow meetings The meeting was
very exciting. The speakers freely criti-
cised the socialist and labor policy OF the
emperor.
The meeting passed . resolution GEN.
suring the kaiser for his labor rcscripts.
The day was past. the resolution set forth.
when Germany could be governed by re-
scripts. The people demand full and un-
restrained share in the government Of the
empire. and 1t could not Be with safety de-
MED them.
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sh.vi9 shot by : Prise,er.

BooSEvrLLK. Mo-. juno A-Sherifr
Cramer was shot and fatally wounded this
evening by William West. . prisoner ct
the jail awaiting trial for murder. The
sheriff had taken West to supper. and ~
he turned back West drew revolver and
fired. West then escaped. but he WAS cap
fured
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mu.hlns Or 3 R.ilra.d Aeclde.s.

bound mail train on the Richmond q Dan.
vile railroad. which left here this afternoon,
was dcraiied near Marshall. Ten persons
ton Il meaEer. owing to the reticence ol
the railroad authorities.
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OMAHA, Neb.. June A--Fire tonight de-
stroyed the building of the Carter white
lead works. The loss is $l5o.o0o. fully in.
sured.
MESAsHA, Wis. June A.--The sswmill
and immense new dryhouse OF the MenashA
woodenwsre Company was burned tonight
Loss. 800 900.
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army paymaster. with $ss-SI Of govern
mens funds & vhich he Vas robbed IN Ari-
xana IN Nsy. Issa After shs passaxs Of
thirfy-fve rrivats pension bills the Ssnats
adjourned-
Nomination Captain Royal A. Eensall.
collector OF customs as Yaqusna. Oregon.
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Ngw YoRx, June A.--At Brompton
oratory, London, Tuesday morning next,
Mary Anderson will wed Antonio Navarro.
OF New York. The ceremony viii be per-
formed by Cardinal Manning. The we'd
ding will be rs private rs possible. The
only persons who viii attend are DR..
Griffin and wife. the latter the mother Of
the bride. Joseph Anderson. her brother.
and his wife, who Is daughter Of Law
renee Barrett. Alfonso Navarro and Miss
Lytton. daughter of the present British
ambassador at Paris. The two latter viii
witness the ceremony. For some reason
Nine. Navarro. who was the chapefone of
Miss Anderson while travelling through the
south of France. will not attend. She is ut
Rome. The bride and groom viii leave
England after the ceremony, and visit
Paris, Rome, Venice and Geneva They
will reach London again early in October.
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MApxfp, June A-Cholera has broken
ont at Puebia de Rugat. Valencia Al
ready there have been fourteen deaths. Is
is believed the disease was brought by
soldiers from North Africa In the city Of
Valencia the public health is good The
board Of health Is making inquiry regard
ing the prevalence of cholera in Puebla de
Rugas. In the opinion Of . local ply sician
the disease il not OF the Asiatic type.
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Tucsos. June l4--In the Miitimore court.
martial today Major Kimbail. chief quar-
tcrmaster. testified that he had never had
any reason to question Captain Miltimore's .
action In relation 70 the Offices. Several old
residents Of Tucson testified that the rents
charged for the Offices were not excessive.
The prosecution announced that only two
moro witnesses would be examined, and
the courtsmartiai adjourned tili Monday.
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A ROW ON rHx xLDxR-


Third Mase.
PORTLAND. June H.-Captain J. G. Hum
ter. master Of the steamship George w.
Elder. Was arrested today by . United
States deputy marshal. Complaint was
made by Chsries Mccarthy. third mate Of
the vessel. who asks a amages Ia the sum
OF =. 800 for injuries alleged TO hare been
sustained through m assault committed
by the captain. The action arises from an
alteration which occurred on the vessel
Thursday. when. II b alleged, the captain
struck Mccarthy two blows In the face
wishout provocation- The captain was re-
leased on bonds.
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KNOXVILLE. Tenn. June i8--Ed Hutch.
inson. . baIioonist. while making m ascsn-
sion in the outskirts Of the city today, fell
from height OF seventy-five feet. and was
fatally injured
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DEsvER. June lA-Three hundred plumb.
ers joined the striking carpenters and
miilmen today. There are now about
2.a0o men on strike. with good prospect
OF being joined by the plastersrs. bricklsyers
and hodmeu
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LoumvrLLE, KY. June H--Edwin J.
Elliott, who il sick in bed from exposure
Of the shortage In his accounts with the
Louisville q Nashville railroad, says ho
used $500 Of the company's money and no
moro. and that amount he will make good.
He says he knew s.. so was missing some
days ago. bat does not know how it hap
psned. The ofiacsrs think he h RESPONSE
bic for the entire shortage.
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vrsTrsr-TrD rRATy sEHvTCY

over the xefshezn PacsSe raisroed. dintng cars
srd sse<ssng cars every das IN the yenx ssskkle
- (snsraro N snsses tse shcrsxsf rpn;e s~con-
class p4ssenxers. Too ass adSrfsd sxr<lasns 90
rrmnozsstsOnA
snzaTv-rHRxK Forxs Axr TnsKry-ux NESr1n
ssS~d IN reaching Caleaxo VIA tnts line 4
ssstss,~-r rI-y sicx e sx~ul - Serso1 s<s<ez
Basson eaork. h fonkln. eepcs ticket ageak
Sxatx4e-
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wasAi.<soa Pestemces-

wAsarssrox Cgrr. June lA--Post-
masters appointed in Washington: w. H.
Hischcock. Cleveland. Ksickisat county.
Oregon: A. Scott, Grass Valley. sherman
rocnfy
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TrcsoS, June IA Advices 10 the Star
from Juarex. near Casa Grande. Sonora.
Mexico. OF the lth. say that six American
prospectors ran into . band of eighteen
Apaches on the eastern slope OF the sierra
Madres, and had running fight for fifteen
miles, and oniy escaped on account Of the
feesness OF their horses.
Emigration of Mormons. from Utah
into the Sierra Asdres has been large dur
ing the past six months. At juarez there
are seventy families. and as Corvallis
twenty families. The Mexicans are giving
much encouragement 70 the Mormon col
onies. a. they Will aid in destroying the
Apaches and are rapsdiy developing the
agricultural resources OF the state.
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PAnIs, June A-According to PaTisian
newspapers. The minister OF foreign affairs
is about 10 declare recognition by France
of the Brazilian provisional government
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Ihe Ch1en9o stockyhFdS LIuGot5oo-
CHICAGO. June H.--Masser in Chancery
Boysen issued . restraining order this
morning which win operate 20 stop the ne
gotiaiions for transfer Of The Union stock.
yards pending final litigation.
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ssorx Cfrr, Iowa. June u-Judge She
ras has fled decision in the case OF Conk-
lin Va. wherrnxn. which is the celebrated
O.Brien county ejecfmens case. growing
out Of IN attempt aooat yesr ago sos5ecs
. large number OF farmers In thar county
from their homes The farmers pooled
their iIsues and employed counsel, and the
sYiai took place In May The court Vas
asked 10 enjoin whermsn from prosecns-
ing his ejectment suits nnsa The title could
be settled. and asking that title Be quseted
in the farmers Judge shesas holds that
the farmers have both legal and equitable
siiie. ard thai Whermaan aever had valid
title. Several thousand acres OF vatuabis
farming lands are involved
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4. Om.sb.s (ss~pas,

Tsrsrox, u. j.. Juns b--The charter OF
the North AmeYican Company has besa
Sled in The secretary of states once The
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wevspspsr Composisers Forbidden 80
starve the subs
ATLANTA. Ga. June 1.-The Intefua-
sfionai Typograp hieai convention adjourned
this afternoon They passed Law prohib-
ising regular compositors from holding
Gases more than six days in any week
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Take she Nngsbrrn PsriEc raj read. y<&7snused
si<<F<v snd 1fnsug-sas rnute. ses au posufa EanG
AChisb<rv. cry f4ezes agent. rs sseona sSss1s.
Eoston 1Eocks r 1oakln. aepox fickex agenl
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The Lamar register., 1890-08-09
BOARD of E.aminlng surgeons.

1t will be good news to the old soldiers
OF Prowers and Kiowa counties to learn
that Board OF Examining Surgeons has
been established at Lamar, it having
been recommended by Senators Teller
and Wolcott and CONGRESSMAN Town
send. The Board consists OF Drs. J. S.
Hasty, c. V. Bedell and A. NJ Conaway.
Under tine new pension laws just passed,
there will be large number of applica-
tions for pensions made in these two
counties, and this board established in
the center of the district will be a great
saving to those requiring examinations
as they have always before this had to go
to La Junta or Syracuse which caused
them considerable expense. The board
will organize and be ready for business
in short time.
The Lamar register., 1890-08-09
United States Land ONCE.
LAMAR, COLORADO.

LAMAR, COLORADO.
TO attorneys and Contestants:
. and after July LIST, 1880, the sum OF
four dollars will be required to be dcpos-
tied by each contestant at the time of
fling each contest, to pay for giving no
tioe OF cancellation, reducing testimony
to writing, making thu docket entry. is
suing Of notice and all necessary cores
pondence connected with the contest in
accordance with circular "a" General
Land Office. May l4th, 1890. AT the close
of each contest the Rsceiver will attach
to the record a certificate showing the
amount deposited us security for fees by
each party to the contest, the amount OF
fees collected and paid for clerical services
in reducing the case to writing. etc. the
amount of deposit returned to the depos-
itor. and the amount of fees collected and
to be turned into the Treasury OF the
United States c. d. FORD,
C. G. GooDALE. Register.
Receiver
The Lamar register., 1890-08-09
California Excursions.

Are you going to California? II so, read
the following, and find out how much it
Will cost you, and what you can get for
your money: The SANTA F'E ROUTE
runs weekly excursions tevery Friday
from Kansas City and points west to San
Francisco, Los Angeles. San Diago and
other Pacific Coast points. The ticket
rates are the regular socond-olass rates
S35-from the Missouri river to principal
California points. Pullman Tourist Sleep
ing cars are furnished. These cars run
through without change from Kansas
City to destination. The charge for
bcrths is remarkably low being 50 for a
double berth from Kansas City to Cali
fornia. The Pullman Company furnish
mattresses, bedding, curtains and all
sleeping car accessories, including scrvi-
ces OF a porter with each car. The parties
are personally conducted by experienced
excursion managers, who give every at
tention to passengers insuring their com
fort and convenience. For more complete
information regarding these excursions,
rates, tickets, sleeping car accommoda-
tions, dates, etc. address
GEO. I. NICHOLSON, G. 2. Il L. 4.
\. L. & S. +. r R.,
Topeka, Kansas.
The Lamar register., 1890-08-09
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Hen. C. d. Ford was in Granada on
Thursday.
A. f. Bent made short visit in the
east this week.
Martin Graham, OF Carlton, was in the
city last Tuesday.
NJ. NJ. Priddy, of Albany, was in La
mar last Saturday.
Sheriff McCurry returned Monday
morning from Granada
&c. Henry WAS down looking over the
north side ditch this week.
Supt of Schools G. I. Feast came up
from Granada Thursday night.
w. A. Leonard is again at home after
weeks trip to western points.
W. A. Swift ard Lee Blackwell, OF
Granada. were in town Monday.
Mrs. l.. w. Markham is again able to
be out after several weeks illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Gould will return
in few days from their visit in Canton,
Kansas.
l.. Writ Markham is acting cashier OF
the First National during the absence of
Mr.. Cecil.
Ora Cooper left Lamar last Tuesday
morning, and is now luxuriating in the
effete East.
Joe Everett, OF Pueblo. n former La
mar citizen. has been IN town several
days this week.
Mr.. f. o. Wilcox and wife OF the east
ern part of the county were in Lamar
trading Tuesday.
The Lamar register., 1890-08-09

Assistant Postmaster d. E Deputy
has some fine samples of beets at the
postoffice which he claims were raised
on his large farm near Boston in Baca
county without irrigation. He says he
has 5000 acres just like them and
that he will have large force OF
stump pullers at work in few days har-
vesting them. Had anybody but Mr..
Deputy told this we would have placed
it in the Amalgamated column, but his
reputation for veracity is above SITS
picion.
The Lamar register., 1890-08-09

The following from the 7imes-irrigd-
tor explains what has hitherto been a
mystery to Mr.. McCurry's friends here:
Sheriff MeCurry was down from La
mar again on Friday. He claims that he
comes down SO frequently on account of
his presence being necessary to fvrm u
quorum in the lodge. Don't believe a
word of it. He has organized lodge of
his'own consisting of an Odd Fellow and
Daughter OF Rebekah and it only re-
quires two to form quorum. The lodge
always meets
The Lamar register., 1890-08-09
Netioe FOR publication.


June 9Th, lsis0.
Notice l. hereby given that the following.
nninc'i settler has He'd notice OF his intention
to make nnai proof In support OF his Claim.
and that said prO'n viii be ui.tdc before the
register and receiver at Lamar. Colo, on
August 5th. 1850. Viz; Walter u. Heston, d :.
No. 4,fr5 tor the sex section :, toan>aip 81
south, range IL " est.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his contiuhon> residence upon ulId cuItiYa-
ton OF said land, Viz. ". II. James, W. \.
steele. Jno. " Belew aud |. r. swadley, all
Of Lsmnr. Colo rudo.
Also at the SAINT place ON october 18th, isso,
viz: Edward ID. Harris. ~. :. No i.isl fnr the
Wig >wl-+ section 3 aud wi 2nwI-+ section 10
township g so lih, range IS west
He nHmrs tine following witnesses to prove
his continuous Residence upon and cultiNa-
thou OF >aid land viz W. j. GarN in, l. l.. Max.
well LESLEY Cook and Edward +. Griiln. all
OF Lamar. t;oiorutio.
Also at s;tmc place on August Goth, lSp0 viz
Flora Maxwell ID. :. l.uI for the Wiz swl I
section 81 township q south. range as west,
and lot and -wl = nwi 4 section J. township
- south, range Is west.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiVa-
tion of said land, viz. T.. u. Harris, W. j.
GARY IN. w. :. q. newman and s.eo. T.. Iase.
all of Lamar. Colorado. CD. FORD
SIS uezl-tsr,
The Lamar register., 1890-08-09
Decker aud Company
the Leading Grocers,
are nosO making it to
the Interest of the peo-
pie to trade nth them.
Call on them ut their
store room In the Di0-
naond Front Building
and yo1t uiU be con-
Uinced.
Notice for Publication.
Land once at Lamar, Colorado.

july 5th. lSlo.
Notice Is hereby given that The following
named settler has nlcd notice of his intention
TO commute To cash entry and TO make nnnl
proof IN snppoft Of his claim. and thar said
proof will be made belor, the Clerk Of the
district Court ut Lamar. Cole, ON sept. LIST.
ism, viz james Il. Cnyce, IL. E. No. 1850 FOR
the sci section y, township 81 south. range
10 west.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
lion Of said land. Viz; Joseph Mcintosh. Carl
BurS. Edward IrnthermAn and J. IL, kenue-
dy. ull of Lamar, Colo.
ALSO at same place on August Is n. ls.a.
viz; solomon Wise II. +. No. S,Sss FOR TIL.
swift section 4, township - south, range u
west.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultiva
tinn OF said land. viz; Albert Mnyhew Fred
Williams. IIarlic I.am~on and JESSE X. Steph-
cnson, all OF ntnnr. Colo.
AIS, nj tue same place August I'D. lsso.
William \. Downing n. r.. No. 3.s7t for the
swl-I section 10, township - south, range ID
west.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous re~idrnV e upon aud cultiNN-
ti"n of said Lind. VIZ Ueoige cox, Charlie
Myers, John Pickle and III Biby, all OF
Lamar, Colorado. &. ID. FORD,
$40 Register.
The Lamar register., 1890-08-09
County Central Commute meeting.

LAMAa, Colo, August md.
The Republican county central com
mittee met pursuant to call at Butler &
Traxler's law office,
PRESENT:
NJ. NJ Priddy, Albany; G. A, Watson,
Wilde; ]. B. Traxler, Lamar; NJ. ]. Nc
Millen, Carlton; c. L. Mcpherson, Holly,
and G. 7. Feast, proxy for G. W. Den
ton,) Granada
On motion Of NJ J. McMillen, seconded
by II. NJ. Priddy. August 10th. 1899 was
designated as the day on which the pri-
mary elections in the several precincts
will be held for the purpose OF selecting
delegates to county convention, and the
committeeman of the several precincts
instructed to see that the proper call is
made
On motion Of Geo. T. Feast, seconded
by G. Watson, and on the unanimous
vote Of the committee, it was ordered
that the Republican county convention
will be held at Granada on August Ord.
1890, at 10 o'clock a. m.
On motion OF NJ. j. McMillen, and sec.
onded by G. T. Feast, the apportionment
of delegates Of the several precincts to
the Republican county convention of
1889 was adopted as the apportionment
Of 1890, which is as follows, viz:
Albany precinct, , delegates; Holly
precinct, 4 delegates; Granada precinct.
6 delegates; Carlton precinct, 4 dele
gate; Lamar precinct, 10 delegates, ard
Wilde precinct, delegates.
On motion of C. L. Mcpherson, second
ed by NJ. NJ. Priddy, DR.. Cummings res
ignation as chairman of Republican
county central committee, was received
and placed on file.
On motion of Geo. T. Feast. seconded
by G. Watson, the secretary was instruc-
ted to publish the following order of
business for the county convention, viz:
LIST. The selection of 8 delegates to the
State convention.
md. The selection OF delegates TO
the Legislative district convention.
3rd. The selection OF county central
committee.
4th. The selection of a chairman of
the county central committee.
9Th. The putting in nomination one
candidate for commissioner of the Bird
commissioners district.
On motion OF c. L. Mcpherson, sec
onded by G. A. Watson, ]. B. Traxler
was chosen as chairman OF Republican
county central committee to fill vacancy
caused by the resignation of DR.. Cum
mings.
After an harmonious discussion OF the
political situation of Prowers county and
the State, the committee adjourned sub
to the call OF the chairman.
J. u. TRAILER,
GEO. A. WATSON, Chairman
Secretary.
The Lamar register., 1890-08-09

WA0Tens An energetic man who un-
"""s.os derstands Clothing or Tail
oring to represent us in Lamar and vi
canity, as Sales Agent Splendid Fall
and Winter assortment now ready.
WAnnAMAkER 4 BROWN, phiia-
dsiPhta, Pa. The Largest Clothing
and Merchant Tailoring House in
America.
The Lamar register., 1890-08-09
Republican Primary.


The Republican voters OF Wilde pre-
cinct are hereby notified, that pursuant
to order of the Republican county cen
trail committee. primary election will
be held at Webster's dinner station on
Ferguson's stage line, on Saturday Aug.
10th. 1890, at 3 o'clock p. M, for the pur.
pose of selecting fout delegates TO the
county convention, which will he held at
Granada, August 23rd. 1890. at 10 o'clock
.. m. GEO. 4. WATSON.
Committeeman for Wilde Precinct
The Lamar register., 1890-08-09
Notice EXPERIMENTATION.

Land Office at Lamar. Colo.
July 18th, lss1.
Notice is hereby given that the Following
named SETTLER hh- tl,.'i nf,tice of his intcus
ton to make maj proof in support of his
claim. and thnt said pr'-f will be made be-.
Tore the register and receiver Mt Lamar
Coo, On Sept. sth. is!'u. viz: George Myers
II. f. No. ass; for the -wl section 30 town
ship south. raE.r 80 west.
iic nHfnc- the following witnesses to prove
his continuous Residence upon ana cultiVa-
tion Of said land, via. sol Chnmber- A.
W Finley. Hrftdly teltha,n and Jerry keln.
cher, nil OF Caddoa. Colorado.
C. ID. FORD.
s-l3 HesiStcr
The Lamar register., 1890-08-09
Notice for Publica.,on.

Land Office ut Lamar, Colorado,
July -, issd.
Notice is hereby given that tbs. follow ing
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make hnal proof la support Of hi- cIulin
and thnt said proof Will be made hefor the
register and receiver at Lamar, Colo on
sept sth, lseo. viz: Head y f-lthnn IL Z. No.
LIS for the st-e of melt and rel-s of nel4
section ID, township y south, m, ,ze 20 west
He names the following witness, ) 10 prove his
continuous residence nppn nd cultivation OF
ty, solomon Chambers and GEORGE Myers, ali
or Ciuitoa, Colorado c. ~. FORD,
BIB Register.