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The state herald., 1891-01-23
lrlr., publication January Is. lsei.I xo.9s

First publication January Is, 1891 No.9s
NniiGs tor Publication.
Land oficc at Sterling. Colorado,
January Is, ISL.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the folio, ing
! named settler has filed notice u! hii in.
tcntion to make flnnl proof In support OF his
claim and that said proof will be made bcfo. e
tho clerk Of the District Court Il Phiiii, :
county. Colo. n; iIoiyosc, colorado, on fch.
runry 2lst. isai viz:
GEORGES. WILSON.
Id No. 1881 for The ne sec =. tp N. In r
No ttw.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence npon and cnitiva-
ton Of sad land. viz;
George ". Norris, 81 Hoiyokc, Colo.
Vernon q. lee, -
James II. DaEgy.
Thomas n. Glover.
II D.. TEDMoN. Register.
The state herald., 1891-01-23

The Kansas City Times, in a free.
trade frenzy over '',he cnorlnous cost
Of tin cups" l5s ccnts,l bcgs Kansas
farmers ITO plant gourds.' They
might mix the crop with few pump
kiss. a lot Of pumpkin-headed editor,
w'a lie In demand IN the Grec.tra,lt
Iralks during the next two yegrs.-Ea
The state herald., 1891-01-23
Tho ravorlte lIns Enst.

II the Union paciic n.y., with thcI,
Ncstibulcd train OF Pullman Pallc,
Cars, running daily between Denver
and Chicago VIA Council Bluffs and
The Chicago 4 Northwestern Ry.,
without change. Free Reclining
Chair and Dining Cars are run on all
trains. Rates always rs low MS III,
lowest. Better time Is made by thI,
train than by any other. Tickets owe,
the Union Pacific l,y. are on sale at
all stations.
Owing 10 recent rich strikes IN the
ni'ncs ut Tin Cup, Colorado, II large
travel Inns begun. Tin Cup Is on the
Denver l.eadyille aud Guninson Dis.
,rict U. l.. l.y. fourteen miles from
ST. Elmo williarls Stage Line runs
daily except Sunday leaving ST. Elmo
for Tin Cup y n. M. fare $3.50. This Is
the only route Tin Cup can be reached
from east OF the range. Stage Line
facilities are ample.
q. w. ATKINSON, Agt.
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First publication Jan. al No los
Moths fur Public alton.

l.hnu Oincc ut sterling. colorado.
Jan. % lsyl.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has filed notice OF his In
tcntion to make final proof IN support of his
claim, and that said proof will bc made bc-
fore the judge OF the county. court OF
Phillips county Mt liolyoke. Colorado. on
February q, ISL. viz:
RACHEL WEBSTER, formerly Rachel Young
one Of the heirs for the use aud benefit Of
the heies OF Mnry u. Young. deceased.
lid Z No Gi0i for the 80 !. stc 25tsnrs3w
lie names the following witncsscsto prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitiva.
ton OF, said land. VIZ:
Milton II. copp, of Amherst, Colo
John Richcs,n, &c =" "
John FISHER,
Charles BAL -win,
II. u. TEDMoN, Register.
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Confidential 10 Agents.

Anylody caD earn TIN poLtAna very
quickly by raising clubs for The BLADE.
We ate now paying the highest amount for
clubs ever offered BY any newspaper. We
want agents everywhere. Write rs for con.
hdrhilal terms IL agents.
Address,
TIE BLADE,
Toledo, o.
The state herald., 1891-01-23
EDITORIAL.

y bill providing for the Australian
system of voting has been introduced
in the State Senate by senator Whit
ley Of Boulder.
The state herald., 1891-01-23

a bill has been introduced In the
State Senate changing the judicial dir
tricts Of the state. Section II OF this bill
provides that the 18th judicial distric,
shall consist Of the following named
counties: Morgan, Washington, Yuma
&dswick, Phillips and Logan. The
bill also provides two terms Of cour. n
yenr for Morgan and Logan and one
term for the other counties.
The state herald., 1891-01-23
TIE NEBRASKA LEGISLATURES.

Now that the legislature Of this state
Is In session, all those dcsirous Of com
pleie and unrrelndiccd reports Of the
proceedings of that body should at
once subscribe for that great newspa.
per, TIM NEBRASKA STATE JOURNAL.
Being located at the state capitol none
of It's would-be rivals are able to com.
re,e with II In handling the proceed.
ings OF the legislature. or in gathering
other important capitol happenings.
y comparison Of the reports OF the leg.
islature In the different state dailies
vie establish this claim. The daily
Will be sent to any address for $40 per
year, and the Weekly for sl.0o per year.
The state herald., 1891-01-23

fAIIas notice To con,c-, So. 81
Complaint having been entered NJ hi. ~
Nee by VIM " buldrin against Richard Uaii
inshnh fvr nature 10 ruinply with Law ~ IA
umbcrtuitufe entry M sAoI dated july nist
issh. upon tho si7Hri, aud .iisw y src
'pon, rT Win i'hiiilp- county, colorado.
with view 10 the cancellations of said entry
alleging that l,ichart caiiaghnn
In, wholly abandoned said tract aiid not eul
,lvn'c II, required by law IN III. tr,st three
yrnfsnnd that SAID trnri has not been i'iani
ed 10 either trees or seeds, the snld parties
ntr hereby summoned 10 appear ~ this I'm -
on The s,ih day of Jan. is'i. NJ 10 O'Clock n. N,
"a respond and furnish testimony concern.
inl said alleged failure.
y. II. NILpnuN, iie.,iref.
1. y. ARMOUR. Att'y ~ rpn'estant
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1891.
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lfirst publication Dee ~. i,,o
q. y. Land once. sterling. Colo. I
Nav. ~, is1.


tAiias nolicc To coitr.t NJ. ~
Complaint having besn entered NJ this of
nceby sniia Trophy against catherine "
ib~aihernRu for failure d comply with law n.
10 tinbcrculturr entry No so5 dated July ~
isss. upon the is-w !, and ~ - !. see =. ~
onr CIV. In ihiiiip. county Colo. with u
view To the cancellation ~ -aii entry. con
trsiant alleging that Catherine n DcN,b.r
arr has neglected Ia plant SAID tract
To trees ar tree seeds or cause -nm,
To III planted and hns neglected
To cultivate ct cause to te cultivated .ni,l
tract az any part thereof IN the past year.
the said parties nic hereby summoned 10 ny
pear nj this once On The spih DAY ~ Jan, isgi,
nj 10 O'Clock n M 10 respond and furnish tr.
tinony concerning said alleged failure.
II, MEipiirM. Receiver.
u, u. ARMOUR, Atty Tor contestant.
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tended To. Searches Instituted
far. Kissing Friends and .Ne.rt to
Hin. Copies Of wills. Maria Ses,
Births. Dirorce DEGREES. Dcaths
and Other Certificates Procured
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riM Secrecy and Dispatch. Con-
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England. Tciond. Scotland.
France ond the australian Colo
mics. .NOTfRT PUBLIC. Lcsal
Papers d,onn mp aod .fnthenii-
cdted. .M business Strictly Con-
fdenfiai. German and French
Interpreters. Consultation Free.
Correspondence Solicited. En-
close stamp for repiU
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Announ cements.

New story 10 commencr fhc first of the
year, written especially for The BLADE by
Oliver Optic. "sfoncy Maker Series" A
series " special articles IN "sidc Issues
written fos the BLADE. ilLAnr China Tea
Sets aud Dinner sets given 10 riubraiscrs.
Send for specimen copy Ut the wyrk,,
lILAph and read cur Interesting announce.
mrnia for the coming yrnr,
The state herald., 1891-01-23


Congress viii give no relief 10 III,
unfortunate farmers Of tie west in III,
form q an appropriation for provision
mud seed. Tie llorc committee In,
refused 10 incorporate IN the asricnl
tural appropriation u provi,iln for
s.so, 900 for the droutl, sufferers Of Ne.
brnskn. II Is claimed that the general
government has no power 10 make such
M appropriation. Tie states are nm.
iiy able 10 provide for their unfortri.
nate citizens IN eases Of this nature and
the legislatures that are now In session.
" The matter Is rruperly laid before
them viii provide the needed aid.
The state herald., 1891-01-23

Al n meeting OF the county com.
mlssloncrs Of Logan, Scdgwlck, Wash.
lngton and Yuma, held ut Sterling
January 10, the following resolutions
were adopted;
whereas, Owing to III" droutll
aud consequent failure " crops In
the counties Of eastern Colorado dur.
Ing the pas, year, nanny of the people
81 said counties arc entirely unable Ia
secure siod to put In n crop this com.
lng season aud are also unable 10 pro.
cure feed for their horses while doing
the work OF putting IN crop. There.
fore, bc II
Resolved. Tint It i The sense Of
this meeting that the legislature o,
the state of Colorado should be- asked
70 pass an net for the relief uf tn,
needy people In said counties By ubat.
lag a portion u the TAX 10 bc paid h,
said counties into the State Treasury
Of the levy Of 1890. Aud further that
the commissioners Of cach county H.
certain The amounts necessary for this
purpose IN their respective counties.
Whereas. Hon. j. W. McCrccr,
has Introduced afculutiuu IN the Sen
ate asking lar thrapIuittmrnl Of q
The state herald., 1891-01-23

First publication December 81. 1901 No. ~
Notice for Publication.
Land ofirc nj Sterling. Colorado.
December -. isD,
NOTICE l. hereby given that the follow ing.
~ named settler has hiri nolirc Of his intcn-
ton to make flnai rommutation proof IN support
" hts claim. and ihsi saii proof will be made
before the clerk q the district er.ri Of Phillips
county Colorado. at Ilolyokc. colora 10. on Jan.
aary 5ist, ls9i. viz:
CHARLES y. GLEASON,
HIDE No itass Tor the NV sec 81 tp No On No
NV
lie names the following wiine--e. To prove HI,
continuous residence upon, aud cultivation Of
.aii land. wa;
Newton cicgg. Of bryant. Colo.
william 1--we. "
William ", BALDWIN,
Mails +. JcnscL. " Z"
II. u. TEpaos. Register.
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lfir-t publication lice ~, irol
4. 5. land once. sterling. Colo. !
NV. ~. lv:o

lAiin. notice 10 contest Nos
Complaint having R~n entered at this Of
nee by Thomas white against oliver Can't
ghan for failure To comply with law rs Ia
timber cnitarr entry No a.. dated July soth.
issa. upon the . ~ 50 I, and 4: w :, sec 0.
tp6n Nv. In Phillip. c,unty Colo, with
view to the Cancellation of said entry; con
ir-tnnt alleging that oliver Caiiaghan has
failed 10 comply with the law IN n total fall
nfc 10 plant trees. tree seeds. or cultivate
said trac' NJ prrscribcd by law In III" past
year; the saii parties arr hereby summoned
to appear nj this one. on the .nth day of
Jan. i~'l nj 10 ocick ~ Ia respond ami fur,
ni-h testimony eoncrrnlng said alleged fall
ure.
y. n. MEi.DHuM. kec.ivef,
E.E. ARMOUR. Airy for contestant.
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NOTICE.

The elevator will only be open on
Friday and Saturday OF each week,
hereafter.
The state herald., 1891-01-23
Very truly, etc,
SUGAR BEErSANDBEErsuGAR

SUGAR BETS AND BEET SUGAR.
WAEEEAs, The official report of the
Quilted States shows that as Il nation
we pay out annually $4,000, 900 for SUI
gar and molasses which is produced
in foreign countries; and
WHEREAS. II has been clearly dem
onsirated That We can produce In the
United States all the sugar and molas-
SEES which we consume, and
WHEREAS. The soil AID climate OF
our centennial state are peculiarly
adapted 10 the production Of the sugar
beet, therefore be II
RESOLVED, by ills assembly Of far
mers Of the C;cli-la.Poudre valley
that We earnestly request the Eighth
General Assembly Of Colorado to make
II law which slH,ll provide for the pay
ment Of II reasonable premium on The
manufacture of sugar within the state
from beeis produced within the state
RESOLVED, Tha, the object of this
preamble and resolutions is TO foster
aud build up within our mids, an in
anstry that Mil he both permanent
an' profitable to our agiicultarillsts.
RESOLVED. That the secretary of
this meeting be instructed TO engross u
copy of this preamble aud resolutions
and forward the same to Senator Al.
fred L. ilowe.. will, request that he
use his best efforts TO secure the pas.
sage of law to this end.
Rrso,.ypo Tina, ,he secretary fu,.
nish ia the press NJ mi, county Ia ,he
Colorado fnrme, t,,e I,,nch and u,e
Colorado Workm,, .o,,.s of mi. pre-
anil. and ,c.o,p,,ors ,,J ,eo,.s, ,i,,
,hcv nub,,sl, III. sam.
Erorx, ,,o,vrs sec,c,,,v
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Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27

by Slams, feet and legs sEsIzisa -, from
~ fail, but never Kaiul. Z had nv
fr.c1d Ga The other esd Il tbs -, ard
ar time hozfalitias were saspenaed.
~ constant tfaaght aas how lis lord
ship won!sl set wkea ne Fsgaiaed his
st1~ngth- Wosid he SO for sfsli rougher
water &1G make for the cascade aad
e. dssga the entf-e fziis7 IL he should
adopt this latter coarse, where would
young Florence be-
II was dripping with perspiratlon.
for remember this was hot july day.
/ was undsr a constant strain. keeping
ny line tau1 and OH how ray shins
ached. Suddenly the salrnon started
- and cut smenx the rocks and cur
rents, directly for the cascade. Great
Scott was u loss him after alp Hold
taxi, kB!yi There he goes on the edge
q he falls. No. By George. be has
tarned aud up he goes again, making
straight for the pool where he first
rose. never had such al experience,
for salmon seldom turn and run up
stream the second time. Talk OF Ma
po,con crossing the Alps 20 see me
padding over those rocks and stones
again would have been picture for any
artist.
But as the chances for capture wero
now turning IN nv favor. | was con-
tent. Once more the salmon leaped
into the air, making the third sight I'd
had of him. He was pretty well played
out when be struck the water, for
managed TO reel him In good bit
Metallic. Metallic. shouted as my
Indian came slowly up the rocks from
below the falls. Come here you black
son of Hiawatha- Stand by. BE ready
10 gail this fish.'
mot much thought Hr. Fish, for
away he went for another run. That
was however his final effort. Once
more he came 10 the surface but il was
upside down this time. But he soon
rightee--I never saw such game-tug-
~tng-reel reel wly-slowly-
IN be came.
when Metallic reached over TO gaff
him, the poor fellow made little run,
but il was a sorry and intellectual one.
for soon recied him mp within gaffing
distance. A stroke from my Metallic
and | laid my silver beauty on the grass
at my feet. Forty-two pounds, one hour
and ten minutes.
do you know" continued Mr.. Flor
ence, thoughtfully, Il don't feel as l
did once about gazing those noble
creatures that fight so bravely for life.
shall never forget that when Bob
Ingersoll heard me describe this battle,
he took PIE one side and said: Billy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27

how could you? How could you kill
that fish@ Why, wouldn't you?' l
asked. Never, never said he, Il
couldn't kill anything that had life and
such bravery | tell you, I've thought
of what Bob said a great many times
since.
And now let me tell you funny
story apropos of our life at Camp Bea-
trice. Yon know when we go fishing
we take orr appctites along. You can
imagine how delighted we Were when
the Maryland club sent me up beauti-
full ham. The whole camp was stirred
MP. and no one more so than Johnny
Hectshir. lie announced that probably
lac was the only man in America who
knew how to cook u ham properly. Il
must have white wine sauce. he said,
and he laid violent hands on every bot
tie of white wine in camp. Well, the
frss that was made over the cooking Of
that ham. For hours every body was on
the qui vive, and At last it was set forth
b. the proudest man IN creation. But
you should have tasted il, IL was like
nothing bot bunch OF red shoestrings.
We couldn't eat 1t. the dogs wouldn't
touch Il, and the Indians finally took 1t
for a football. Heckshir went around
with look of gloom on his face, and he
couldn't understand it--never had failed
beforc--had had the most wonderful
succcss-and oil that sort Of talk. What
was the matter? Why this: The ham
was already boiled when the Maryland
club sent il 20 me. and Heclsshir, with
all his cooking Accomplishment didn't
know a boiled ham from n raw one
Well. now. you may be sure that he
never heard tho last of that"
EDITH SESSIONS UPPER
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27
.DlLLY'S GAHlEST FISH
OUT OF TEE LIVELY slrlSHQgOs
vas . BIZ fish Ga shoss Lins-A
VIVA Description o. 3 RIasky Egght
-"A&k isab IaxeEson Thiaks
Aasat e@alax s.Iaasa.

as ganest fsh ever caught" said
A.s-5 lofcae~, comedian, fisherman AID
prince 81 gooi fellows. during : chat
.'Ie pthsr day, wei. IA tell yen Il
was On ths Aatzshquon. inst above a
spot called seeond Falls. SotheEn and
- sen naa been fishing all the morning
neisw the falls with varying snecess,
ootAeTn having landed = eouple Of tine
nah' white ! was little ehagrined and
annoyed az losing three-the frs. by
saa handing, TIE other two partly be-
eaase Sothern had ehafsed nle 50 un-
mereifalLy about nay unsportsmanlike
treatment of ths lordly salmon or CIV
ing him Too much butt, that forgot 70
examine my hy until after had lost
s~S nsh and then found that the barb
wzs broken.
~ once pat on another fly. and
leaving sothern below the fails. started
70 rsh above. lie laughingly babe me
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27

IKE so many diamonds in the sun. VIII
he turn sgain2 thought. go to the
bottom and sulx. or take refuge among
the rocks and powders az the head Of
the fafls7 No. he Is determined To 20.
and i. perforce, must 80 with him. since
my line VII not permit me TO give him
more extended range.
ESQ down we went. holding my rod
a. tsus as dared while I picked my
wav over the rocks along the shore. In
t=rt en- rav eaptive. 1 missed my foot
me. and heels over head went. rod.
verl and all sm afraid at this innc-
turs forgot the Biblical iniunction
sSw~.r not st all snd--snt-weT. Of
course. 7 didn't. I was sure my fsh
~.s gone and didn't care II broke
r,,s. reel. iers, back and neck But no.
chest Of Isaac Walton Gen,o Scott
and Johnny Heckshir. had time yet.
with bruised Shins. battered knees and
,onnSsre heart. on we went The son
~ t. GIN Aad reached the hedges above
the cascade and new came the fighs for
life
ssrrr. tux. tug. he went Splash
.,,,..r more h rose IN the air and came
s,<,n with a thlsd. Good thought I.
<rx that zwsin. nT boz Tire yourself
cut n you can stand 4 can.
aur tackle vas superior q quality.
rha leas<r | had was ore made by
Fsr~ess ~xs,reszty for me. and had
t~xse.i IL CIR feurseen poands. NJ RID
VISA royal seventeen fouter. NV onlv
v~ak cx,srs ~ss nv he-o<. and s'nee I'd
n...s s,-szs l.seIx in fhe rso~nin9 with II.
<a.~..s !. -~pstitsou - she <anse hreax.
ys,.t 80. shsnk rxsean>ssi i ss.-ad the
fearfns ssrain-
safha ssh uss pow resting f.sr another
se~sani<. and lad tisas - tase sressh.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27

better luck next tiae as I tramped up
10 the ledge OF rock forming the wall of
the river.
just above the fall was a series OF
lodges. which made strong ripples and
currents This broken water extended
about a quarter Of mile and at its
head was beautiful pool. unbroken by
ripple knew this was the resting
place OF many a salmon. for had killed
number OF fish in that neighborhOod.
The first cast made my fiy "a Jack
Scott) fen about thirty yards from the
shore. Like fash the surface of this
salmon rose and took the fly. Whiz-z-z
went the reel and like lightning he
dashed up the stream
Now, / had been fishing from a
canoe below the falls with Sothern and
was not prepared to pay out much line
or have an extended run, consequently
did not have large reel with me. The
one On my rod did not carry more than
ninety or one hundred yards. l there
fore felt certain that IL the salmon con-
tinued his headlong fight should soon
be At the end of my tether. and then
woe betidc me IL l returned TO Sothern
with a broken or shattered reel, there
fore fervently prayed that Mr.. Salmon
would change his royal mind and go
down the stream But then again there
was the strong water down below TO be
feared. and consequently, you see, /
was between the horns of dilemma.
'sYet steadily on the salmon went.
vhirr-whirr-went my reel. win he
ever stop? was my constant thought.
There was but little line on my reel
when Mr.. Salmonsaller turned. and, o
yc godsi was making for the strong wa
ter below.
II reeled In as fast as possibly could,
fearing my captive would get of by the
slack line, nor did know whether he
was on or not--ah, what fearful uncer-
tainty which fishers mostly dread, since
II is utterly impossible to reel in the
slack as rapidly as the salmon gives it
10 you on the return run No. by love,
I've got him yet, for I suddenly felt the
tug as he still went farther down the
stream aud toward the much-dreaded
broken water above the falls
"He now gave ne splendid view of
his fair proportions by lesping into the
air. This was the first time had seen
him since he had struck the fiy. and he
was beauty with his silver scales and
the myriad drops Of water sparkling
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27
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snd Graud Rapids. Mich.
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