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The Lamar register., 1890-02-01

The county commissioners were In
session Monday and Tuesday. The,
instructed the clerk to ascertain how
soon E. \. Reed now confined in tl,.
Bent county Jail would be received
at the state insane as.lum
A. A Frost was allowed SlsS 90
for services as deputy sheriff.
W. w. Dunbar was allowed $3.50
for services as district attorney.
H. W. Nash was allowed $50 Tor
services a. court stenographer. These
claims were allowed but the warrants
are not issued.
The petition of n 81 Moore 10
have the taxes on certain lands Of
the Prowers estate modified was de
MED.
The Lamar register., 1890-02-01

Wilt thou take her for thy "pardH
for better or tor worse; to have, TO
hold, to fondly gnarl Till hauled off
in hearse? Wilt thou let her have
her own wav, consult her many
wishes, make up the fres every day
ard help her Yith the dishes? Wilt
thou give h-r all the ''s,uT" her little
purse viii pack; buy monkey, boa
and muff, little sealskln sacqne?
Wilt thou comfort ard sapport her
father and her Aunt JENNA, Uncle
Mort, thirteen sisters and a brother! !!
His face grew deadly pale-It WA.
too late to jilt-as through the chapel
floor he sank he sadly said, Il wilt"
--Atchison Gipbe
The Lamar register., 1890-02-01
Adverstaaa Letters.

The following IS lis, of letters
remaining uncalled fo- in tie post,
office at Lamar. Colo Gar week end
ing Jan 3lst, 1890:
ANDY PnntenDeY,
+ J. Allen,
II. snyder.
J. e. Inskesp.
Mrs. Rebecca c. Loddard
z. 7. LEE, p. N.
The Lamar register., 1890-02-01
Notice for pub1ioation.
Land ofjoe at Lamar, ooloraao,

Land oflee at Lamar. Colorado,
JHn l4tN. i7sl.
Notice Is hereby given that tn- foiio4inir-
uatlieI -ett''r nas tiitd notice of nis ihfeuti0a
10 MATS inpi proof ii, seppofl OF ti= e'aitn,
ana that said pr oi viii ue IN de seiore the
clerk 90 tho a siriet curt IA l.atn.fr- oip GA
J 4nc .,uth. isaie VIZ Jnnn "a. Dt.tho.ss' -. 4
80. 4lns iOf iiie :. q. IL -tcilon loNn-hip =
tie names tlie following witnesses to prove
nts continuous residence upun. ana euitiva.
tiun pI, sa!d ltni CEarl5e hfSweil, Ael-
vile 4. BAidw-n, Geo. l.. Hines, sam. H.
Rider, ali ot Ls.niaI- Colo
Also the same place on June 34rd, 1850
viz MetVtl e Il. 5a d Yin 10. 40 ; for tie p.
IN. e. IA aud e. IL IN. ". Ia section is Town
lie names The foliowin witnesses to prove
mis- continuous restieaet upon and cuitiva-
tion Of said and, viz Charlie Maxwell. john
all OF Lamar, COio.
Also ut IN. same place on May 24tn. 1850 viz
George l.. Hines TO commute to cash entry
H. r.. No ss.;4 for the north west quarter sec
tion 3 township u =. Range 4. W p. NJ. Colo.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion of, said land, viz; samuel Parks. James
\. Collins, John w. Clubhouse, Edward b.
Leathermnn, Hii of Lamar. Colo.
Also at the same place on June 10, 1880, VIZ
Charley maxwell d. s No. +os9 for the lots (3)
three. Ia tour. t5) five ard g IA sf n. v. !
sec 8 C. . 5. r. I5 ". 8 =. NJ. Colo
a. names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud eultiyu
ton of. said land, viz: Mels lille 4. BALDWIN,
William Nichols. John ". Clubhouse, j. L. Ne
Intosii. all OF Lamar, Colo.
Also at Ihe same pli.ce on Feb. 2ith, 1890.
viz: VI iniam Nichols ID. 5 No. 40l. for the II.
e. 4 sec 30 {. 81 =. T. A. ". r. NJ. Colo.
He names the foliowin Witnesses TO prove
his conttnuOu- re-idence npon and cultiya
uon OF, said Innd, VIZ: Cnsries Maxwell. II.
r. CarIlenter Millitm Davis, Mel Ni,le Z. Bad
win, All OF Lamar, Coto.
Also 1.-THE place on June I'D. la9l.
viz. john IL Graft 10 commune 10 citsh emery
H. H. 40 SIS tor lots oae ANA twu snd e
~ NJ W. - sec. 9t Il 5. r. - ". o T. 81. C'slu.
He names the fol, wing .sitnt sses to 1rose
h= continuous resi- upon and cui,a-
ton Of, said land. viz: Henry 4. Henry. Me-.
Vile a. baldwin. iil.um DAVIS, Cbnriey
Maxwell All of lamar. Colo.
Ais, before the register and receiver et
Lamar, C.,io. On Asich ivIh. 1880, viz tuFtH
l.ainIeI Al A.. No 2.2J lor tiie >. g. l-t Of see-
ton Q Township a :. ui l.an-e y ~.
lie names the following wftrcs-es 20 prove
his conilnuous residence Lpoil- and ctlitisn-
lion oi, SID lnnd. VIZ. mex h9c4l, thfist
Colorado, , ,-...,.,
32-S. b~eissVr.
The Lamar register., 1890-02-01
Notics for Hub1,oatton
land once at ..nmnr. Colo.

Lana bllce At ..hinnr, tnib.
Jan. Srd $50
Notice l. hereby given that the foAoNIng
named settler has iilcd notice of her intention
80 commute TO cash entry and to "a Ke iiual
proof in -upp..rt Of her claim. and that Stid
proof viii be made befpr-- the resl-icr and
rt.ceiV er ~ LHt ar. COX, on tcby- sth- - 0.
VIZ >teila Norris II. T. o. s51 tor the e.
IL W. 4 aud =, = =. v. and u. " Ia :.
(. OF see J. ~. =, RAJ - g. W.
She names the fnifo FinZ vi n,.-~s.- 10 pr ~ &
her continuous resii-u c rpnn. and Cultivt-
ton of, said land, viz j 4. II os.dCocS, c l.
Ihomnn. Peter Natter, ID. E Cooper, all OF
4-ain=sr. & lo-
ALSO at the same time and place c. II Tir-
man u r No l2ii spr the w IL of "a W.
". ~ OF :. ". ! ~ sec. ana n. ". ! o. u. ".
: % see. II in township , :. of range q W.
lie uatucs the lnilpwins Witnesses Ia pr'lNe
his continuous resIden,. upon and euftIs a
tion Of, said iani. VIZ. George W Hunter, 4.
~ Butler tcphen II iri,.l Mrs -teEla Norris.
all OF Lamar =. o. trowers county, Colorado.
c. ID FORD.
60 IS. gegi-ter.
The Lamar register., 1890-02-01

The weeks services ending rhYrS-
day night at the Christian church
conducted by Rev. J V Cnptnhs *
cited an interest that fi!led the oturch
At each service. a rcma' kab' mau
was the usual camlnent IA -peakiuu
of Mr.. Coonbs. lie i finely eincai
ed, an orator with the grace of yes
ture that is pleasing. be Ia earnest
and convincing. aud his an appsreni
endless supply of illustrations mo !
applicable. He is man that will to
saw the / ast cause his hearers to s.'r-
iuu>ly consider whether they are do
ing right and then he is an -xcrp
ton 10 the usual style and custom of
ministers. while all are aware of his
intense earnsstness, they are pro-
voked TO mirth by some of his illus
tratlons. humorous in the extreme
yet right to the point. Mrs. Coombs
greatly assists her husband in his
meetings by her sin ging ,she possesses
very sweet voice, cultivated 80 con
troll.
The Lamar register., 1890-02-01

Districty Attorney Dunbar started
out Sunday to whip the editor OF the
Trinidad Times, friends interfered.
The telegraph reports there will he
troubie yet if the Times is not more
respectful in speaking Of Mr. Dsnhar
The Lamar register., 1890-02-01

The New Mexico Territorial Edi-
torial Association held meeting
last week and was attended by eight
members. As rule such meeting~
amount to nothing, and are the oc-
casion for big time. They are
unpopular and ought Ia be.
The Lamar register., 1890-02-01
E2Ul-Il.. -. a --r-Ln-


WH HGfsi.s~, Hsure A Eyru-. Dt me eouurl
of Bent, ru % fro'sgl-|. stated CulHya.do. by
his es.rt.iln drai ~ rrsist. iife.i NG-su-t = h
49,, al p'cIpcA a, ri-, flnI ru- 0tlyd lH book
q. putgr 80. ot tDe records nF -Hii Bent count
fnow Prowrr-i. stFtr Of CuTa redo. conveyed
us--i,iinr real 2 .tafr. luttr'l iIiAp COUNTY
of Rent sus~ frHsvss estate % Colorado,
10 Wiz
Tine nnrtb east flItrtrr ~ section L. town.
=til p ~oath rHst,p es, ~ tho g T.. VI tn
secure yfurut ~ lfi- ten promissry nute.
rtir ~ 40 pst oeul. PR m snti trr due. i'm
1uti sut AoIits f. iu Ircd of fr4sT 80 -oli the
said property In t-t-s' - drtni4lt in the pay
M ut ~ uur o. more of -aia uoge-. "a coriina.
10 Inr tenor and effect nf tue same. IA more
tully Hppe0rr IN SAID de- uf trust. And
Nhctel-. defnuli Jas been made in the nav
mIelt uf the notes cue March lsf, ls-J and
September 1T, lss9 aud such default still
continues.
NOW therefore. at the request OF the legal
holder ot the said notes I. Henry J. AIdrich
Trustee. will ogi " wednc-dsts the lsfh day OF
February. l-30, at the hour of ln O'Clock in TN.
foreno II of the said day AT the Trenont street
door of the court house, in the city OF Denver
county OF Arapnhoe state of Colorado, sell
the said properly to the high est and hes bid :
der for cash in hand. for the purposS of nav.
ing the said notes and the interest thereon
and all moneys advanced ON account of this
loan and all costs of executing this trust as
the terms of said deed Of trust fully authorize
and empower me to do.
This sale Is made subject TO the first deco
of trust to secure one proinisory nofe for .=Qn
due september LIST, iS9i with Interest TN. reou
at the rate of per cent per annun.
Dated Jan. 9th, ls9O.
Denver. Colorado.
HENisY J. ALDRfCU
g. L. Hines. Atty. 81
The Lamar register., 1890-02-01

Senator Teller introduced bill in
the senate Monday to throw the Fort
Lyon military reservation open to
homestead settlement, reserving the
section where the reservation build
ipgs are located. Later telegraphic
news is that the bill will in all prob
ability pass. Should this reservation
be thrown open for settlement, there
will be a rush by homesteaders that
has never before been seen in this
part of Colorado. The sa-t line of the
reservation is but few miles west
of Lamar. the land is .he choicest in
the Arkansas valley. End 1t all lies
under ditch. That the reservation
should he thrown open to settlement,
is of the greatest Importance TO the
upper valley, as every quarter section
would without delay be taken by an
actusl settler, who would not only
possess a splendid piece Of land. but
would witheut deiay have water for
their crops. We hope the land will
he open for settlement 10 time for
homesteaders to sc, on the land and
put IN their crops the coming spring.
The Lamar register., 1890-02-01

The opening of the I'crt Lyon mil
itsry reservation will in no way IN
terefere ,iih the establishment Of g
soldiers home st the Fort, rs the sec
ton on which the buildings stand is
to be reserved
The Lamar register., 1890-02-01
.Nntioe for P.AbLicniion.
Laul Ulllre n f0rn \.

Land Nfiice tf lam r..
Jan 10 N. ..
snticu Is herc1y given that the T. .ias ia i.
stanted -t.tsl-r has nlth NOT icruf his intenFi D.
IA tc final ftIani Ia support tsf his iltu
aud that said prpof viii ut iu4d'. hrf. ~
register receiver al t-4usf. OLD nu
Febt- tNin, j. o, US; NJ rgetF ta .iann ~ :. No
- far the - -. 4se "a - I unfi
fptS s and sec ~. p ~ o. ".
lie names She tnlipwiHs airiErrsc- rn prove
his COMMUNICATION Upon. and rglflvn
lion ct. said land. viz: John y. -tephcus
sidney Fiynn, ". \. Wuif. ". >lunRte, al
OF Caddoa-
c. u. FoI.D.
3l-26. liogister.
The Lamar register., 1890-02-01

Through the efforts of Senator
Teller and Congressman Townsend
Colorado gets three ncw U 5. Land
Offices, the districts to be as We de
scrihed last y eek.
The Lamar register., 1890-02-01

Kaneas papers greatly enjoy talk
ing about the wind storm in Colorado
last week. just 10 tell the truth 1t
WAS what wonld be called an every
day breeze in Kansas. but it was con-
sldered mighty bad in this s,ate.
The Lamar register., 1890-02-01

lamar should have an Arbor day
IN the spring of their own. and
wherever one of the caralpa irte~
along the streets is found dead, "a
cottonwood should be set IN its
place.
The Lamar register., 1890-02-01
NJ sttoe for. TSut7lac4s- ion.
fnni iii "a aurr Ctillra.lo.

DC tst. .
Nofic1 l. hereby siveu fhAf tuc fuifa liug-
named -rr3is.r has lit'i urttce ~ hs> iafcniis
to UHfuagafc fu cash Uu'E5 agd to make
mai pruof 81 ruppuu OF lis claim
and h.st -ait Trao VIII b. Hs.Iic before reg
istef aud fecf-ive Eti.tsa|4r, q ln..nH 3. 81 10
isel. viz Hans fiaIz % fur the north rrat
a. ,r--r ~ccli'sn 60 4og-- tlr Ne p. il .s-ul.s-
40. ~ -. ofg T.. "a
III names the ioi owing 81 va .ii.-ss 20 prrN.
hI- vsiltitu1u- g. q irIcr ipnn and caiItiNa
ti,sn ot. sal ltnd. VIZ: .oi ~ BpNs-r. og,--n
:. siuS-er. Chss 81 81 Wy, Jac u Huury.
all nT Lamar. Colo.
Z. u. Fu..D,
ps0 s5. ..esi-,er.
The Lamar register., 1890-02-01

The PottawatomIe County Time
Published .; louisville. Kansas. b,
Sylvester Fowler. in their issue of
Jan l7th. had \ FIVE column romance.
in which Lamar, and Proaers c"uHty
are fully describe and fr.qo-E,,
mentioned The character, Two par
ties who proved up baud twenty mile.
south of Ltmar, and - heautiful ynung
lady. the heroin. Oar staiiou agent
two years ago and the sheriff of Ben
county are mentioned The hrauii-
full young lady and enc of the ns'tie-
that proved up the l,nd proved Ia h.
countrrfeiters, and The Young man
who was in love with her rode from
Lamar in a storm, just ahead Of 'he
sheriff. notified her of her detection
aud allied her ESCAPE The writer
no doubt has been Il reSldrut Of this
county. as the locations are spok.
of CORRECTLY.
The Lamar register., 1890-02-01

Mr.. Comstock formerly editor Of
The Las Animas Dmeocrat has bought
an interest in the Pueblo Icon Hand.
and will do the editorial work.
The Lamar register., 1890-02-01
srRATHo OR . o1nt

From the sub~crib,r "nr stnail
raan GOV year old a iibnai r.
ward will b. pa i for u return 20
the undersigned.
{. G ;oopA.K
The Lamar register., 1890-02-01

A story comes from Kansas that
the Presldeut has appointed a woman
postmistress because her husbands
substitute IN the army was killed.
The Lamar register., 1890-02-01

G. L. Hines. Airy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-05

To FARMRRs.-We desire to call par.
ticular attention Of Democratic farmers
|of Dubois county to the following reso-
luton In the Democratic State platform,
and ask them to con sider IL they can al
vance their interests better BY going
with . new party this year, than they
can BY assisting to place the old party IN
2 position to help them? BY weakening
their old friend. are they not strength
ing tho old enemy, that has enacted ali
the legislation that has brought about
the present depression that IL producing
the hardships the producers now CON-
plain Of?
We are rcjoiccd ct the evidence OF an
awakening OF the farmers OF the country
70 the necessity for organized efforts 10
better their own condition and protect
themselves against unjust legislation ana
oppressive administration. We invite
attention TO the fact that the farmers are
demanding, 10 substance, the same meas.
nres OF relief which the democratic partv
mas been advocating for years. but haa
not lad the lower TO enact, aud that The
surest and speedicst way OF obtaining
this relief Is 10 restore the democracv "
power II every department Of tie rov.
crnmcnt."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-05

A correspondent wishes 10 know wha
Ia compensatory duty is, says an OK
change, aud the information may not i'm
properly be printed as news to those
who read any Of the Protection organs
Whenever the American consumer" ].
. seller to his countrymen and duty ].
levied on anything he uses in his bust
mess, the law supposes he must pay the
duty, or the enhanced price, and il com
pensates" him BY levying al extra duty
on what lie produces. Iron ore Is pro-
tected BY IS cents per ton. The law
supposcs that the American maker Of
pig-iron pays the Lake Superior ore-mas-
ter IS cents extra per ton. Hence il adds
that to the duty on foreign pig-iron,
making the duty on that s6.75 per ton.
The maker Of iron rails Is supposed to be
burdened with the protection Of the ore
master aud iron master. so be Is pro-
tectcd by Si7 80.
The tariff is supposed by the law 70 be
tax upon every one except the final
consumer-t the man who uses what IL
made. Down Cor up) 10 him every one
pays the tariff tax and is compensated
by permission to add the tax to his price.
But there IL no way to compensate" the
last man, the final consumer, and 30 be IL
induced to believe that 1.-The tariff is not
tax'-and II IL not TO any one but him
self, for all the others have been "com-
penssted."
II is cunning scheme, but II IL being
found out.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-05


The following is the report Of tho
stationing committee OF the Indiana
Conference Of the United Brethren IN
Christ, held At Dale, August 1881, Rev
IN. Castle, d. d.. presiding bishop; J
II. Hobson, secretary.
Mitchell District "A. A. Armen, pre-
siding elder. Odon, A. w. AFFORD
Montgomery, L. l.. Schoonover; Al
louisville, II. l.. Mccoy; Shoals Cir
cult, A. L. Hobson; Shoals Mission, J
Breden; Lost River, J. II. Rucker
Freetown, Z. Taylor; BrewersvilIe, +
Hobson; Rockville, g. u. Campbell
Viewpoint, +. NJ. Young
Dale District r. NJ. DeMunbrun, pre-
siding elder. Grandview, >. Walls
Rockport, j. A. Richardson; Oakland
y. M. lnman; White River, J. Wrinkle
peck; WickliiIs. A. e. West: Isrengo
y. A. Bell; Fredonia. ]. w. Gilley
Dale. 7. IA. Bell; Leayenworth, Il. w
Lashbrook Crandali. j. e. Barr.
New Albany District-J. +. Hobson
presiding elder. Corydon, 8. L. Todd
Msuckporf, w. Hobson; Palmyra, w
D. Rosen berger; Georgetown. j. "A
Fowler; Martinsburg, J. T. DeMunbrun
Laconia, J. e. Mills; Leota, J. II
Walls; Lsugherty, g. G. Osborn Louis
vile, II. f. Temple.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-05

The Indianapolis Sentinel says !
anything further were needed 70 tear M
mask OF the hypocritcs who have beer
pretending that the tariff WAS for th'
benefit OF the farmer Mr. John Shef'
mans proposition for reciprocity VIII
Canada furnishes II. Canada was 'ns
country that the prosectionists prosesseo
no fear when talking 70 farmers
French Canadian panper labor was M
agricultural bugbear. Our markets
were TO be filled with Canadian wheat
Ir,e. oats and barley. Stock-raislng wa
Ito be discontinued on account OF ~ I'M
pending influx Of Canadian cattle ano
horses. Our hens were 10 be driven ~
to 4 condition Of innocuous desuetuus
iby Canadian eggs. Our meadows were
Ito be made worthless by Canadian nay
And now comes Mr.. Sherman aud pro-
poses 10 shower these great caIami'.e'
upon Ne. In return for what! Will tn'
great representative Of Wall-st. or any o
his allies tell us what the farmer Is golnl
10 get ont Of reciprocity with Canada
Will any OF them kindly explain how Y
Is going 10 open . market for anothe'
pushel 81 wheat or another Darrei 9
pork They will not. Mr.. Blame
proposal foe reciprocity with oou'1
America was an eye-opener for farmers
bat Dir. Sherman's Ossa overtops M
Blaine's Pelion.
| just consider the delightful inconsist'
ency of these protecsionist statesmen
Here il the Mckinley bill Increasing
duties on grain, live stock, etc.. to pro-
tect the farmer from alleged danger
and Mr.. Sherman experimenting Y
With proposal to let All these farm pro
ducts come in free. Here IL the Mchin.
LEV bill increasing duties on wool and
tropical fruits 10 protect farmers. ana
Mr. Blaine amending il with provision
| for negotiations 10 let them come IN tree
And then there Is that executive con.
ssruction OF law shutting out silver-leao
ores. IN compensation for the 'oooule
4 furnished by the Colorado mine'owners
lin the last campaign, confronted oy Az
| Blaine's proposal to open out doors q
the greatest ore producing countries o.
the world. And the republican leaders
al Washington are proposing TO adopt
N! these schemes IN one bill and give u
TO the country as the republican tariff
policy. They have evidently lied 70 the
farmer 90 long that they expect him 10
believe anything. Aud they have some
grounds for their faith. The farmers q
this country have swallowed 20 much
balderlash on this subject that they may
reasonably be expected to take in q
I little more.
/ But in the meantime what is 10 be-
come OF the good old stock arguments
| OF protectionists? When will the Cana
dian pauper labor and the Mexican peon
labor appear under the new theory
And that protection dogma. that the
raw material Of the manufacturer i the
| finished product Of the farmer and the
miner. What. oh what, is 70 become OF
III? Then there IL all that talk about Tree
wool, and all those resolutions Of the
ool-Growers' association. What will
Mr. Columbus Delsno and his trusty
henchmen have to talk about when all
those arguments are disposed Of BY the
adoption OF Mr.. Blaine's proposal 70 let
the woods Of the Argentine Republic
come in free!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-05
SOLDIERS. REUNION.


Tho Veterans are making big prepare.
lions for lively reunion on the IL ana
IA IN next month 81 Jasper They nave
prepared the following program wulcu
shows that All will have chanco'o e"-
Joy themselves:
PROGRAM.
"wednesday. Oct. Isl, will be opened
~ 4 Grand salute. and the forenoon
will DO occupied IS organizing anu p'e'
pairing camp.
"A NooN Dinner. -
ONn O'Clock, \. M-Speaking BY IA
|u~ioN jos.
Two O'CLOCK. r. N.-Dancing aud re-
citing war "reminiscences.
THREE O'CLOCK, n. NJ Speahing ny
Prot. w. G. Latta, OF Purdue Lnise..''y'
And organizing Farmers institute
Form O'Clock, r. M.-Fancy sworn
Drill ~ Uniformed Rank, & AZ. OF a.
FIVE O'CLOCK. y. M.-oupper. ~
Six O'CLOCK. M.-Camp Fire Tips
Smoking. singing Etc.
SrvEN O'CLOCK. y. M.-Drill Exercises
by Drum Major Andrew Eckerts Drum
Corps. -.
ElsHr O'clock, y. NJ Fire Works ano
Battle with lire balls by Drum Corps
and boys
NINE o'clock. r. M.-Tsitoo.
Ten O'CLOCK, r. M.-DancIng.
THURSDAY. ocT.2.
FIVE O'CLOCK. A. NJ Revilee.
SIX o'cLocK. A. NJ breakfast.
| ElGHr O'CLOCK UNTIL NooS = Drill Ex
ercises. Singing Court Msrshaling, an'
other things incident 10 camp life.
/ Noon Dinner.
! ONE O'CLOCK. r. M--Spcaking oy i'ro'
George Il. Wilson to ;. Of V.s, an'
others.
| Two O'clock, r. M.-Dancing.
| FoUR O'CLOCK. r. M.-Sham Battle
blowing up and capture OF Fort Evans
Six O'CLOCK. r. N.-Supper.
EIGHT O'CLOCK, = NJ Dancing.
Ten O'CLOCK, r. M.--GooD NIGHT.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-05
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS
Meet at South Bend and Elect
On1cers.

SoUTH BrSD, I'm, Sept. Sat ths
session Of the Catholic knights or Amer.
lea, Of Indiana, officers for the ensuing
year were elected q follows: Very Rev
Father n. G. Csmpion, Logsnsport
President; Al. Shuey, Evansville, Ind !,
Vice President; Gerard Reiter. Win.
cennes, Secretary; D. II. Downer, Terrc
Haute, Treasurer. To-day has been de-
voted to the formal organization OF Z
uniform rank OF the order. The
reports Of committees on constitu-
ton aud by-laws for the new
order were adopted. Officers OF the
Uniform Rank were elected % follows /:
y. X. Fox, Logsnsport, Supreme Com
mander; }. N. McNullen, Madison, First
Vice Supreme Commander; #. J. Sing
Ter, South Bend, Second Vice Com.
mander; A. s. Chapman. Madison, Su.
preme Secretary; N. Cole, Evansville.
Colonel; Mr.. Muldoon, Fort WAYNE.
Lieutenant Colonel. The uniform OF
the Logansport branch was adopted as
State Uniform and Logansport q next
meeting place.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-05

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