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The rustler., 1891-09-18

hAAAi DC III 0AAUAs anu nAaA nav
precedence over all others, and
shall be decided without debate.
AYKs AND NOES.
Rule 10. Every member who
may be present when a question Is
stated from the chair, shall vote
thereon unless excused by the
board, or unless be be directly or
indirectly interested in the ques-
ton, in which case he shall. moi
vote. The ayes and noes may be
called for by any member, in which
case the names Of the members
voting shall be recorded in the
minutes.
APPOINTMENTS TO OFFICE.
Rule II. All appointments to
Office by the board shall be by
ballot, and majority of the mem
bers shall be necessary to choice.
Combinations of appointees of the
chairman shall be by ballot.
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
Rule is. All committees shall be
appointed by the chairman, or in
his absence by the chairman pro
tenn, unless otherwise directed by
the board in which case they shall
be appointed by ballot.
SUSPENSION OF RULES.
Rule 10. No notice or resolution
establishing new ordinances,
amending or in Anywise affecting
existing ordinances, or appropri-
ating town funds, excepting in the
salaries of officers and. contracts
formerly made, shall be finally ac-
cepted at the same meeting OF
their introduction unless two
thirds of the board shall decide to
dispense with the rule.i
PREVIOUS QUESTION.
Rule 20 The previous question
shall be as follows: "Shall the
main question now be put?'
REPORTS.
Rule 81. Standing and select
committees shall in all cases report
in writing.
Rule %. All reports of commit
tees shall be addressed:-"To the
Board of Trustees of she Town oi
Cerrillos.
Rule %. Standing committees oil
Che board shall consist of two mem
bers each unless otherwise ordered
by the board.
CITY CLERK AND CITY MARSHAL To
ATTEND ALL MEETINGS.
Rule "a. Notices of special meet
ings shall be served by the marsha
on each trustee personally, or by
leaving the same at his usual resi-
dence or place of business. Th'
clerk shall have charge of the towr
board room and shall attend al
meetings of the board.
JOURNAL.
Rule %. The board shall keeI
a journal of its proceedings, which
shall be open at all times for pub
lie inspection; shall make and en-
force its rules of proceedings ant
compel attendance, when neces
:ary. of absent members. Th'
town marshal shall also attend al
meetings of the board.
: STANDING COMMITTEES.
r: Rule &c. The standing commit
tees shall be appointed annually
and the person first named on th
committee shall be the chairmal
thereof. The following shall b
the standing committees, to-wit;
1. Committee on finance.
:. 2. Committee on ordinances.
3. Committee on streets, alley
> and public buildings.
4. Committee on water.
70 5. COMMITTEES on police health
= 6. Cammittee on claims.
: 7. Committee on printing. !,
The rustler., 1891-09-18
MOTIONS.

Rule II. Motions upon the sub
iect under consideration shall have
precedence in the following order:
l. Ts lay on the table.
2. To postpone.
3. To commit.
4. To amend.
The rustler., 1891-09-18

Carries the Mail Daily between
Cerril!os, Dolores. Golden and San
Pedro.
Leaves CerriIloa at 7, q. IN.
Leaves San Pedro, to return at
l:30 p. IN.
Good PASSENGER Accom-
modationS aRdr0tes ReG-
sonabLe.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

On Wednesday the contract for the
construction Of the Julcsburg canal
was let to II. II. Martin for $500, 900
in water stock Of the local company.
yet to be organized. The contract
was made between +. d. Upson, B.W.
Dawson, J. Z. Lucas, II. c. McNcw,
the four water appropriations for the
Red Lion and Julcshurg canal, and
II. II. Martin. Actual construction
10 begin as soon as right OF way Is Ste
cured and ditch to lie completed by
July !, 1892. Surveyors are at work
now running a line to Crook TO be
used In connection with the former
survey. The head Of the lower line
will lr about two miles west Of Setlg
wick, and the other one about Crook.
Complete and sufficient reservoirs arc
to he built all along tho llnc.-Sedg
vile. Ceunty Sentinel.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

The farmers who planted sugar
bccts give fattcring reports Of the
prospect for nnc erop Of bccts.
Some OF our citizens and cvon some
newspaper men occasionally ser ~ to
make some sport of the sugar beet
industry, but II WIS ever thus. There
Is always crowd Of straggicrs fol-
lowing the rear of an army who are
never willing to night, but always
ready Ia share In the fruits ~ victory.
The sugar bcct Industry is sure TO bc
success In the west regardless of the
actions of these stragglcrs. II Is re-
ported IN good authority that an
eastern company will put In n large
sugar factory In western Nebraska
and iIoldrcgc Is very fayorably spoken
Of for the location. They also intend
putting In two reducers at other points =
having good railroad connection with
the factory. Tho liolyokc board of
Trade and citizens Of the county
should investigate this matter and as
certain the prospects for securing the
location Of a rc,iucsr here. This co,n-
" certainly cah offer COED lndurc-
mcnts To the company for locatIng n
rcducer In ilolyokc. This wonld give
the farmers ~ the county chance Ia
bcaIn tho raising NJ bccts for market
and thon in few years they would
he In position 10 ask for u factory.
The state herald., 1891-06-12
fAlRNlEw.

No one has reason To complain of
droutb. this season, as We have beer
blessed with copious showers.
Small grain Is looking fne, potatoes
almost In blossom, corn Is climbing
and gardens ARE doin. we'll.
falryIcw sabbath School will cclc.
brntc Childrcn'- bay. A program
has been FURNISHED by the Sunday
School Union. We also expect nm ad.
dress on that occasion by i,cy. Autrn.
Sheep shcaring seems To bc the or
der Of tho day.
". II. wskcmnn and y. s. i,orland
have each erected n frame sheep shed.
VIM. Huffman has i~cn tending Ed
Reynolds tree claim.
A. e. caublr had u horse to die last
week.
Friend lInyrn II 40 busy with his
poultry that h. hardly has time 10 say
how do YOU do. Ills big hen Ms n
brood of onc hundred and iifty. murc
of less.
Nr. Jef1ry talked some ~ going 10
Denver this summer, but things look
10 promising now that ho hna con.
..i. H..
The state herald., 1891-06-12

The lIolyoke school board have Ne
lected Ms teachers for our public school
for the coming year, II. W. narr, prin-
cipal, and Mrs. q. u. Timberluks and
$. II. johnson instructors in the other
rooms. A teacher has not been Sc
lected for the fourth room and will not
be ill later In the summer. Miss Cor.
don did not put in an application this
time as sire expects to 60 to Denver in
the near future. We believe the
school board has acted wisely In select.
ing as instructors the same teachers
who have given us school Of sucl,
high grade Of excellence rs We have
Ind during the past year. They have
all given the best Of satisfaction in
their several departments aud their re.
election Was well deserved.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

There will never be better time n
invest IN property 10 HOlyokc or thia
vicinity than now. The failure q
crops last season knocked the price ot
property down to bed rck all through
the west and 1t 10 not at all psOhahls
that property can ever again Be pur.
chased At ~ low figures - II can n
present. We haro- every Fvesoa.ssss
Hove that the crop Of this season will
be good one and, with II good crop,
the price Of property must advance.
Several Denver parties have Invested
In IIolyoke property and they evident
ly have faith In the future Of the
town or they would not have done so.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Rev. Bailey, In n letter to q. W.
Shuler, Of June md, states that his
brother 10 very poorlry and that there
Is no hope for his recovery except In a
change Of climate. lie will bring his
brother Ia Colorado as soon as he can
be moved. lie expressed a desire To
return to lIolyokc soon.
LArEn.--Rcv. Bailey writes that
he will start with his brother for lIul.
yoke on the 18th Inst.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

1t is about time that the persons
who intend to 20 before the party
con ventiOns for nomination for county
office were making public announce
ment through the papers. The HER.
AID will make hard time rates on
these announcements with liberal re-
ductlOn to clubs.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

So far as heard fiom, +. y. Glover
has exhibited the finest growth Of
wheat for this season. We wish our
farmer friends, when they have some.
thing good In the crop line, would
bring sample to this ofiice 80 that
We may be able to le, the public know
what IL being done In the way Of rails
Ing good crop.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

County Commissioner Chalberg re.
turned, Tuesday, from Bertrand, Scb.
where he had spent several weeks.
lie reports crops looking well In that
locality, but no better than In Phil
lips county. Says they have had so
much rain that he thinks it will in.
jurc the listed corn some.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

The members Of the Alliance Cen
trail Committee are here requested I;
meet at tho q. A. X. Hall, Saturday
June Goth, at J o'clock p. M, centra
time, for the transaction Of such bust
ness as properly devolves uLon them
A full representation requested.
T.. l.. AMBLER, Soc'y Cen. Com.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Mcpherson has some potatoes Of his
own raising nearly large enough for
use. Nc Is a noted gardener, but, no
doubt the credit in this instance IL
due to the unsurpassed industry OF
Mcdonald who Is now foreman OF thu
horticultural department on the Nc.
Phcrson ranch.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Tho members Of Prof. Bars ciage1
gave him and his wife surpFjse
Tuesday evening. After presenting
the Professor With beautiful rocki
Ing chair as a token Of their regards
they spent the evening In social gams
and conversation. They all report Z
very pleasant evening and vote tho
Professor and his lively little wife the
rest Of entertainers.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Phillips county never has had u
more favorable prospect for good crops
than at present. The season has
been so very favorable that VIC have
even an abundant crop Of candidates
for political honOrs.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Es.Mayor Daniel +. beatty, Of lIc.
nt,,'s Celebrated Organs aud Pianos,
Warrington, New Jersey, has returned
home frm mn extended tour Of the
world, Head biz advertisement IN
this paper and send for catalogue.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

John Kidd purchased the fixtures
In tho Occidental Lunch Room and
hereafter i'ert Perkins viii have
charge of the lunch room and will set
before the hungry public the most
tempting catab,s.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

George Poe was caller at the
HERALD OFFICE this week. George
Is wonderfully elated over the pros.
poets for n big crop this year. lie Ii
one Of the farmers who came to this
country to stay and left the good old
state Of Illinois to do 50.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Tie eleventh annual convention Of
the Colorado Sunday School Associa.
tion will be held at Pueblo. June 18th.
7th,and 18th. Each Sunday School 10
entitled to two delegates. Itsdnced
rate Of one and one.hfth fare for the
round trip will l'e given hy all the rail
roads. Entertainment will be provided
so there will h no expense for dele.
gates except railroad fare. An inter
esting program has been prepared.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

The News says that some ~ the
candidates for county onirc will have
~ pull IN ~ there ARE not enough of.
fees To go around. Tho party con.
,cnlions viii be- very apt 10 attend Ia
the pulling of business when the tim,
ronics.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Robt. balance who has been fore.
man At Holyoke for tho past two years
has been appointed general foreman
In charge Of Il motive and car ardcpalt
fments at Denver. He assumed his
duties ut Denver, June lst.-McCook
Tribune.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Miss BERTHE Freeman. Of Iowna,
Mich, came In on tho train, wednes'
day, aud will spend tho summer with
her uncle aud aunt. Mr. aud Mrs. G.
varney.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

u. ". iirannon has ilttcd up n law
ol,iee IN the front part Of tlt p0sto''lcc
room which Is nm improvement on the
appearance II the room aud great
convenience Tor him In hi. law bui.
ness.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

The childrens bay services of tho
N. y. church will he held Al 10 u. m
ccntral time, on sabbath, June itth
sabbath School will convene MI hou,
later. All are cordially Invited,
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Prof, \. Il. Dulcy returned this week
from Otis wh,tr he Inns for the past
year been principal of the schools. llc
las the principalship OF the Otis school
for the next year.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Mrs. II. V. Temple, WIN has been
visiting for u couple VI weeks with the
family Of p. u. Reynolds, started,
Wednesday, for her home Al Lcxln..
ton, Nebraska.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Hush! whisper II gently. II |,
again reported that, should the good
pr,spccts contInnc few weeks longer,
the laying of thr iron On the culbcrt.
son line viii bc begun.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

The dino social Of the N. y. church
will be held at the residence Of J. llcg.
ginhotham on Thursday evening, June
18th. A general invitation Ia extended.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

There are some fine gardens In liol.
yoke this season and considerable good
naturrd boastIn. aver the question of
who In. the best.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

The farmers In western Nebraska
arc still receiving some Md fron the
state. Nebraska looks after the needs
of her cltIxens much more carefully
than Colorado.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Forbes started
Thursday, for Detroit, Mich, where
Mr.. Forbes goes to attend train dis
patcher's convention.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Chiidren's day will he observed ut
the N. y. church. Sunday morning and
nj the Baptist church In the evening.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Judge Glynn moved, this week, In
Ia the house on south hill formerly
owned by W. n. Jordan.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

The divorce case Of Mrs. j. +. An.
Lsierson W. J. +. Anderson has been Oh
trial In the county court for three days.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

The farmers are now very busy with
their corn and as . result not many
OF them are seen on the streets.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Robert balance eamc down from
Denver this week 10 install the new
rohndhouse foreman, Patrick Costello
Of Lincoln. Nebraska.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

q. u. Tiuberlake and Lester Gilieti
took "trip 70 Cheyenne this week on
business.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

i,oatlmastcr wickersham was among
the visitors at headquarters, Monday.
from the highllne. .--McCook Tribune.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Prof. II. W. Barr took the train
Thursday morning. for I,snklrman,
Neb., for short visit with his parents
The state herald., 1891-06-12

J. u. Painter nni brid. stopped In
Elsie. Tuesday, IN their way 10 lfol-
yoke aud visited friends until
" osincsiny. y.-Elsie Journal.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Tho McCook Monitor has been pur-
chased b, A. J. Clutc Jr., and viii be
run by him under the name, "rhc
True Democrat"
The state herald., 1891-06-12

l.. TInkel moved into the Blackmar
house this week and will bc resident
Of llolyOkc hereafter.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Farm ers. when you arc In town and
want n good dinner, give usa call y,
the Occidental. u ert Perkins.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

II you want finc lawn sprinkler oi
the latest style, or good hose or reel,
call on W. q. Powers.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

$. ". Beggs took trip to Burling'
ton, Colorado, this week to look after
business matters.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Rev. Phelps, Of lowna, Mich. visited
with q. varney and family between
trains, Wednesday.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

W. c. Powers, Of llolyokc, made d
flying , isit 10 Grant, Tucsday.-Gran'
Enterprise.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

It lis our purpose to notc the arrival ant dc.
parturc sf all gussts to OAR city. and request
those VIII. have visitors to inform Us OF tho fact
Local news Items arc always thankfully received
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Smoke banker Is Daughter and Gus
tom House cigars, the hest five cent
cigar In the city, at Skaters.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Mrs. A. !. Blauvclt came home,
Saturday, from u visit to friends al
Milligan, Neb.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Applications for final proof made out
Ut this OiYice free Of charge.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

60 10 the Occidental Lunch Room
for number ono meal at reasonable
price.
The state herald., 1891-06-12
PLU M B IN G..

have charge of the Plumbing in Hoyokc and Grant,
Neb and carry full stock OF goods. Can put water on
short notice. Also carry galvanized pipe from to nches
Pump cylinders Cstern pumps, Rod couplings, Valves and
fittings would be glad to furnish prices same. II you
want any repairing done call at my old stand the
The state herald., 1891-06-12

A county fair hns already bcfn
talked Of and II certainly Ia n most
ronin,cndablr move. The outlook II
now good foi mn abundant crop and
there ls no better plan for advertising
the county than by exhibiting tho
farm products NJ county fair. This
matter should bc talked up and some
action taken soon M ,hcrr Is now no
time tn spare II II IL made n success,
We wnnt n good county fair 50 W. can
extend nm Invitation to thc editor of
the Colorado Farmer and the irriga.
iIon statesiueu 10 come down aud see
wh1t can bc raised In tho rain belt.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

J. c. ltcin packed his grip the first
Of the week and started on trip To
Pratt. Kansas. lie informed his
friends that his object In going was To
look after his farming interests In the
vicinity Of Pratt. but II Is currently
reported among tho bo,s that he has
matrimonial desiRas and the tin cans
and COW bells will bc kept keyed mp
ready for n sorcnahc on short notice
The state herald., 1891-06-12

When Mcdonald carried on the
HERALD mucIla.c bottle, We were
fully convinced that he was sofrly
troubled with absent. .mIndcdncss, bu,
WI were not prepared Ia see him nm o
conrrrncily lean against u telegraph
pole while the boys nailed his coat tail
To the pole ana never for u moment
realize his condition I'll the iirc boys
were called out and the hose turned
On him. lie was evidently mcdilat.
lng o,er tho probable effect Of the
Mckinley blll on the price of his
roasting cafs apd cabbage.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Attorney Pulliam, Of Sterling, was
Ia lIolyoke one day this week Oh busi-
ness.
The state herald., 1891-06-12
Go to c. varnsy for hay.

Go to c. varnsy for hay.
Ice cream at the Occidental.
Fifty thousand brick for sale by c.
Varney. tt
Green Peas and Ripe Cherries at
Slater's.
All there! Have you called at tho
Occidental yetr
Fresh Wheat, Graham and Cream
Bread at Slater's.
O that mine adversary would pur-
chare = newspaper. -
Read the Occidental locals in this
issue and give Bert u call.
Mat Conlln went to work again this
week for the Is. 4 NJ.
Everything in the line Of restaurant
goods at the Occidental.
Ed Dickerson returned, Friday,
from Rawlins, Wyoming.
o those political taify! Aren't they
too sweet for anything
Bert Perkins keeps the best Of cigars
and tobacco ut the Occidental.
Il. F. Moore took trip to Chey-
cnne, Thursday, on business.
II you want u drst.class cigar, call
at the Occidental Lunch Room. A
Mrs. Hyatt has beautiful display
OF house plants In the store window.
The Occidental will not Ike Outdone
by any establishment In its line.
Wonder whose selection OF proverbs
and wise sayings the News copies.
Take your best girl to the Occidental
and eat ice cream aud strawberries.
Go to W. G. Powers for gas-pipc
and rod-coupllngs, hose aud hose reels.
The language Of some OF the News
i,..,l, r. ,,,ov.. fnr,.ihle than elegant
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Guy i,arr, ayounrcr brother OF Prof
II. W. Iiarr, of liolyokc. while herd.
Ing ON u ranch near iicnklcman. Neb.,
wns attacked aud badly injured by u
vicious stallion. tn stallion caught
him by III. thigh and dragged him
from the saddle breaking and fcarfully
manglln. his lev. IL WIS thought
that amIutatIon Of the lc. would be
necessary. hut, Prof l.arr has received
word from Dr, i.arr, his father. that
the ley ran bc saved.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

For fine crayon and photograp hic
work at low prices, call on w. C.
Powers.
The state herald., 1891-06-12
ART GALLERY

u Picture frames and Mats Plush cabinet arnes Enlars-
g Copying, and Crayon WORK att Kinds; Panels, Cab.
ncts Cards. and all kind of Photograph work done in the
latest style. Four cards for dollar
w. c. POWERS.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

The language Of some OF the News
localn Is more forciblc than elegant. 4
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Go to W. G. Powers for gas-pipc
and rod-coupllngs, hose aud hose reels.
The state herald., 1891-06-12

Wonder whose selection OF proverbs
and wise sayings the News copies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

have discovered. there il going to be trouble,
and 1t will come within the next two days
All OF these Hungarians have money and they
are IN a dangerous mood over the killing Of the
men at Norwood, which they all claim was en-
tirely unjustifable."
GUARDING AGAINST An ourBREAK.
kellars warning has bsen heard and needed.
When daylight fell upon the faces of the be-
nighted Thousands who inhsbit this region the
sentinels Of the state had men posted at every
point where an outbreak was feared. The
troops are supplied with ball cartridges, and
the officers in command Of the various guards
have explicit orders to fire, if need be,
on any mob which shall attempt to
molest them or any of the property
which they are guarding. Notwithstanding
these precautions it is conceded that some un-
protected spot may have been left where the
mob will wreak vengeance for the affair Of
Thursday morning. Resident soldiers and
civilians unite in the belief that as soon as the
militia ia withdrawn the trouble will break out,
and, II possible. more violently than before un-
less the co-operetors and the strikers eject SET
Element In the meantime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
sToRMINa IN NEW ENGLAND.
Portsmouth Shut on From Communication
With Boston.

Portsmouth Shut on From Communication
With Boston.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., April About mid
night on Thursday it commenced to rain, but
shortly after 8 o'clock yesterday morning it
changed to snow, accompanied by heavy
northeast gale. The telephone and telegraph
wires were the principal sufferers, the poles
being blown down in many places, rendering
yesterday morning it was impossible to obtain
communication with either Boston or Port
land. All trains were late, owing to the
fact that sharp lookout had to be kept
Tor fallen distractions on the tracks. The
train from Dover was obliged to stop
several times for the removal Of poles blown
across the tracks. The fire alarm and electric
hght wires became crossed and occasioned
several alarms. Business throughout the city
was practically at standstill. A heavy sea was
running and at full tide all Of the wharves were
submerged. The storm was the worst Of the
season.
BosroN, April 4.-Thursday nights storm
mas resulted In the general Generalization of
the geographic service out of Boston. Poles
nave been blown down, wires tangled and
wrecked, and it is said that the general condi-
ton OF the telegraph system is worse than that
winch resulted from the blizzard on January
70 last Neither the Western Union nor the
fostal Telegraph Companies had a wire work.
Ing to New York yesterday and the Associated
Press wires were down in all directions.
HAvhRnILI. MASS, April A snow and
rain storm, accompanied by violent wind,
prevailed in this section Thursday night and
yesterday morning. 1t was the most severe
storm In many years, and telegraph, telephone
and electric light wires are down in ali direc-
tons. Many valuable trees in this city and the
surrounding towns were destroyed.