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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04

mittee, urging economy in local affairs. was
shown by the favorable report from the Cities
Committee on Mr.. Suffers local salary grab
bill and some measures Of the same chdra''er
relating 10 Brooklyn, were also flyOabiy le-
ported The Democrats are niggardly when the
fair fame of the Empire State is involved, but
in the chasle language OF the Executive. they are
rats when they see "A chance 70 de>p0l me
city treasures which are at their mercy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04

more precisely the influences affecting plant h'c'
central Office in the business part OF town Is coh
venient for executive purposes, preparing cnal'S'
Keeping records reaching the post ana teegrap"
offices. and comforting with shippers haVlg".oi''
the sporting classes and other business men sceh"s
information about coming weather; but the 'op'
Of buildings in the heart Of city, where s'e'"
heat radiation from walls and sidewalks aosorp-
ton by tin roof, and other metallic surfaces shioAc
and other agencies greatly affect the heat ana airy
ness Of the air. do not make good observatorle0
Professor Harrington is therefore booking INTO '"e
feasibility of establishing auxiliary stations near
his principal ones to meet this difficulty. Inc
scheme is highly commendabe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04

TO David b. HILL I0u'r in bad iN why
not lay the blame on MIrply. protesting tnat you
were opposed to a midwrter convention Dut that
he insisted upon February? Or, can't you nave
the report spread abroad That the date which has
been fixed is typographical error? II is evil
dent, Senator, that something's got TO be done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04

The English critics who have been snarling at
American diplomacy in the Gillian affair as - IN
Irish intrigue" have apparently forgotten that
their greatest statesman OF the century Mr. Glad
stone, has employed the energies of ms closing
years in systematic attempts to conclllate IRISH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04

Attention has just been directed in Striking
way to the neglect of physicians to comply WIN
the laws requiring them 70 record all Dlr'hs anu
DEATHS The wisdom of the law is obvious, puO
the penalty for disobeying it is slight. heavier
penalty would doubtless produce good results
The records OF vital statistics must be as nearly
perfect as it is possible to make them in order I"
bc of value. and the carecssness of physicians
deserves sharp ccnsup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04

The opinion of the president of the >eamens
Savings Bank regarding the Assembly bill TO
require savings banks to turn over to the Super
intendent of the Banking Department deposits
which have been unclaimed for ten Yeas should
be interesting reading for AssembIyman Shields.
In the first place, President Sturges explains
that the idea that large sums are held by the
banks is mistaken. Moreover, it would be abb
srrd to remove these savings when many people
deposit money in such institutions with the in
tention of leaving there for years in order that
they in their cid age, or children, when they
attain their majorties, may benefit by the de-
posits. "Nothing will come of it," says Mr.
Sturges. and nothing should come Of it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
TIE BILLET POLlCY.

I'm q little tariff tinker.
That I'd have yOu know.
But bcin's I'm Democrat
| 90 IL rather slow.
Free wool tO-day'S my burden.
Tomorrow. wcll-free coal:
AS ilill and GOIman let mo
] deal my daily dole.
And when the sessions over
And we're again at hom',
NJ change viii y0u discover
Though filed in many tome
Are plans for long amendments
And bills We daren't pass.
For while my methods buncOmbe
The party's not an ass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04

The Inevitable Consequence. -Ejones-I want yCos
to subscribe something toward sending an exp d.
ton to discover the North Pole
Bjenls-Not much! But | suppose shall have
subscribe something toward sending ont the rcscning
party --Csomeryillc Journal
Nine Ecolc-lour slaughter Is not fitted for our
school, my dear Mr. DE Polke She has no versatility.
no mental acumcn, no intelligent comprehension; In
fact she /, hardly compos menis.
De Porhc, OF Chcag0-she shall have them as long
es her old dad has the money TO pay. Give her all
them things and send ME the bill.
TO Fight Another Day.-First Truculcnt Prize
fghtcr-Comc on
Second TIuculcnt 6ghter-Come OH !-(somer.
VILE Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
lnorr 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
buslnese Notlres

Sew-York, Feb. l. 1892.
OFFICE OF HARRIS & RGSSAK.
IL and 10 Washington Pace. .
New-York.
We under tie painful necessity Of announcing the
Ceccase OF $500. ..-..e.
Mr.. BENJAMIN EUSSAk,
the senior member OF this firm, Friday Januarv 20
and inform the public thot the business will con-
tinue as heretofore. ., ,,.......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04

IL is amazing that in this age, and Of all
places in New-York City, a robbery 50 bold and
daring as the theft Of mail-pouches from United
States wagons could take place. The sacks
must have been extracted from the wagons while
,hey were crossing the North River by ferry
boat. The thieves were evidently familiar with
Postoffice affairs, for they were able to unlock
the wagons remove the mail, lock the doors
again and get their booty ashore unseen. Many
valuable letters. containing checks, money
orders, receipts and business communications,
must have been stolen. and it is easy to see
what annoyance and serious complications must
follow. There is no doubt that the POstoilice
authorities will strive diligently to arrest the
thieves and to recover their plumber, but, in
addition to this, steps should be taken at once
to put an end TO the possibility OF similar rob-
berries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04

The Tammany warriors at Albany are making
effective use OF their stolen majorites by per-
sistent campaign against the treasures of the
several cities of the State; and they will fight
it out on that line if il takes all winter. Troy
has fallen before them: the lines of Rochester
have been altered Brooklyn and this city have
suffered sundry raids, and now Elmia is in
Guided in the plan vi campaign. The Assembly
was the chief field of operations yesterday.
Speaker Bush introduced and urged well on its
way bill making large increase, relatively
speaking, in the bonded Indebtedness of the city
of his home. The farcical nature of Mayor
Grants letter Of Monday night and Of the re-
cntsfesolution OF thoyTammapy General Com.
The state herald., 1892-11-18

The canvass made ly tho Manu-
factnrcrs Exchange to increase the use ui
Colorado manufactures Is bearing good
fruit. 1t las increased the consumption
OF articles made in this state, and thus,
by causing people to learn abuut Colo
rado goods, 1t will ultimately greatly
exend their use. OF course tho greater
the consumption Of Colorado manu-
features, the stronger will become tho
establishments in which they arc purs--
ned. Just as everyone is interested in
seeing manufactoi les establish cd here,
no everyone is interested in seeing them
maintained. Selfinterest and patriotism
unite in demanding that Colorado
people give the preference to Colorado
manufactures when in price they are as
cheap and in quality as good an eastern
articles.-Denver Republican.
The state herald., 1892-11-18
Notice to Non.resIdents Lot Owners


To tue owners oil lots No. i's3ts-5-''--'loli
aud " OF black No. II. AMI lots No i.s-s-s-a.G
$50 ioii and u OF block NJ. "a, aud lots No.
ana ~ OF block NJ" -, and lots No. aud 10 Of
block NJ. ~ aud lots No. and IS Of block No
q, aud lot, No and " al block No. 20, and
lots No. land " Of 6'o,- No. ~, and loi- No. !
aud isoi block No. - Ia the town of hoiyokc.
You nre hereby notified that On the 10th
day of November .s9s. til. town council OF
-"'u Town ordered thr erection OF said wniSs
Ia -aid t'"n a. follows;
The state herald., 1892-11-18

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of a
writ OF special execution Issued out Il thu
county court OF Phillips county Colorado and
tame a- .hsrin directed In favor Of james n.
hrown plninii' aud Robert u iiuckicbcrry
nj Marry u. Hucklcbcrry prc dcfen dant-
for III. sum Of ts95 70 damages and costs tai.
cl nj ti GO and nrcrning costs 10 satisfy the
above amounts. IN commanded 10 sell the
following described srcml.c. tn Wit; The
northwest quarter v of section twenty seven
Is') township six Ia, norih Of range srty-
-c,rn "a, west u the 9th y, IN, In Phillips
county Colorado. all On the 10th day II
i'ce'hnbor iss' NJ the hour II o'clock y. m. nj
s'rr front door Of tho court hou-c In Moiyok~
Colorado, sell the ntovc deserted prcmisc,
nj public auction ~ The CHEAT aud best hid
der for cash In hand. Dated ,h,. Nov, II. I'M.
JAMES A TEMPLE. sheriff.
The state herald., 1892-11-18

Sone Of the democratic leaders seem
20 lie very anxious 10 begin tho work Of
carrying out the party pledges by lcgis-
laiion and are o!amoring tor an oxtra
sesslon ii congress. Itthey ARE SO strong.
" impressed with the belief thnt the
country IL suffering tor such legislation
as'h"y are pledged 20 give II. then they
should call nm extra session 10y NIL means.
II will cast the people little money but
ii course the cost will bc nothing com
pared to the great gain to be derived
from snch legislation us tho democrats
have pledged themselves to give the
people.
The state herald., 1892-11-18

Al the battle of Stone River, when the
right wing Of the Union army lad been
crushed md tho center had been nttack.
0d with Jury, and there wns confusion
and dismay along tho line. an artillery
officer rode up to tho commanding
General, reported that all his horses
were killed or disabled, that halt his mon
were dead or wounded, and that no WAS
being pressed hard by the enemy He
asked simply, What shall 1 do?" aud
the answer wnn, stand by your guns
The next day, when tho tide turned and
the Union troops rushed forward in a
mighty sweep Of victory, the same officer
smiled MS hc snld to his men, "Stand by
your gnus.'
At the very crisis in the battle of Get
tyshurg, General Meade rode to one OF
the points held by Il famous battery and
looking out upon tho shock OF battle
turned to the officer in charge and sa,d
"You must hold this point ut all hazards.
The officer replied: "My ammunition il
nearly exhausted, half OF my men are
disabled; what shall do?" "Stand h,
your guns!" and gathering up the shot
and upe1plodcd shells that had been
hurled at them by the Confederate bat
teries, the arti!lerymen kept up tie fire
and when the rebel army retreated they
were glad Tint they ''stood by their
guns
In the mystery and confusion ut Chi,k
nmauga. u division in commend OF nm
Illinois general .Rs almost doubled on
itself, Tho enemy seemed to pour in Oh
either flank, to attack both front md
rear, but the men said TO one another,
MS they grimly touched elbows, "Stantl
by your guns" Out of that conf si ,n.
out Of that wilderness, came blood.
stained. disappointed, dispiritei army,
but n few weeks later, tho same columns
were storming missionary Ridge. were
climbing Lookon, Mountain. AMI driving
the army TINT hnd triumphed over them
at Chickamuusa before them like sheep
The republican party has bcrn defeat
cd. II has CONS on, OF ono Of the great.
~, poli.ic'i battles in our history, beat
en- md sore. WIN il stand by iss guns
Ii so. there will be n Missionary Ridge to
its Chicknniansn. mn Appomattox to lis
The state herald., 1892-11-18
TRUSTEES SALE.

nefault having, been made in tho payment of a
Ek.trom 10 tho principal sum Of four HUNDRED
dollars, ttanol rnyublc 70 tho order Of Hayden 4
Dickinson, and secured by certain deed 81 trust,
executed by snid John A. Ekstrom ON the Nth
day Of Septcmber A u lss7 and recorded on tie
18th day Of september A D i8s7, In book II. At
pnxc III Of the records OF Logan county. state Of
Colombo, public notice is hereby Kivon TINT the
undersixnel, Job a. Cooper tru~tsc in said decd
Of trust mentioned. wilt. hy virtue and undpr
ic. power and authority Of said deed Of trust
and for the purpose therein mentioned sell at
public auction, pt the Trcmont Strcot door Of the
court housc In the county of Ampahoc, state OF
Coloradu, At the hour IL twelve tla) o'clock noon,
ON Tuesday, the asnd slny Of November 4 D. isvs,
shc property conveyed In nnid decd Of trust, de-
scrihcd a. follows, towit: The southeast quarter
ts-c IA Of section twnnty three Gay In township
seven "a north, range forty-six 10Y west. with
ull water rights belonging to said lanls and all
and singular the privileges ind nppurt~nances
thereto belonging, situate In the county Of Phil
lips, formerly 4. part of tho county IL Logan and
state Of colorado.
First insertion, Oct, .ist, 1859.
The state herald., 1892-11-18

"Ihe Press OF Louisiana is ag,tating
the question OF the Federal Government
rebuilding 10 the citizens OF Baton Rogue
tho ost oil their homes burned during
she war. Tho houses were burned in
1869 by Federal authority and certificates
OF valuation we're issued by ito officers
in command Of the district" snys one OF
nnr exchanges. Why, ii course they
should no paid, and then just nltor TINT
is pnid Ms Union soldiers should be ns-
cesseu to pay the Hill. Thole are soy.
orul Of us in colorado who assisted in
burning the town and we are only too
anxious 10 pay our share. Send along
your bill, nt Oncr.-Ex.
The state herald., 1892-11-18


ncfaul. having been made In the payment of a
lIccrtain Promissory Note executed by Charles
u. Blair for the principal sun Of live hundred
dollars, t1.tDj payable tn the orier ii Hayden 4
Dickinson, and secured by certain deed Of trust.
executed by snid Charles ID. blair on the 9th day
Of August 4 d isn and rscorJcd ON tie Let day
81 September \ d I'M. In Book II. NJ Page "a III
the records 1T Logan county. state Of Colorado,
public notic~ Is hereby Eivei. that the undersiEn-
s-l. Job y; Cooper, trustee In aid deed of trust
mentioned, will, By, virtue and under tho power
and authority Of raid dsssi Of trust md for tho
purpose therein mentioned -cll at public auction.
nj the fremont Street door III tho t;anrt House
in the county Of Arnpahc~, state Of Colorado, at
the 22th day Of November A d isss. the properly
conveyed In said deed u trust, dssrribed - for
lows. to-wii: The s.nntii--ast quarter 80 u al
.eciion five Ial in township six lsl north, rang,
furty.lvc t5l west. witt, all wxtrf rirhts lrlong
Ing to- said lands and nil mud angular III,
privileges and appurtennnrcs thcfctn Belonging,
situate In tho county Of fhilips, Formerly pa;
Of the county Of Logan and Stat. III Colorado.
Jon A. CocrrR. T,uStcc.
Fir~t insertion. Oct. 18th. iar.
The state herald., 1892-11-18
sliERlFFs SALE.
II. u. TEDMoS. Register.

No'icr Is hereby given that by virtue 81 q
wit IL special execution issued out IL the
county eourt"f Phillips county Colorado.
aud I" me directed IN favor OF Jame. n.
brown pin ntin and william D.. fe,icn and
Mary u, r.dcn arr defendants for the s,im Of
st''.s' damages aud tiit3eo md nccruing
eos's,t satisfy the nb,vc amounts, l AN,
Commanded T. sell the following dies ribbed
premises t.~it: Thr south west quarter I.
~ section twenty nine can In township -cvc,
% north Il range f'rtv'two f..) west Of the
9th p, M. Ia Phillip. county. Colorado. I Will
on the 10Th day II Bcccmb-r is1,. sell the
nb'rc deicri'ed pr cniiscs At public auction
NJ tic fnini door IL the court house In iioi.
yoke. colorado nj the hour II o'cinck n. m
Of said ny u the highest and best bidder 10,
cash In hand. Dated this Nov. IL, isrs.
JAMES A TEMPLE. Sheriff.
The state herald., 1892-11-18

ncfanlt having bccn mnic in the paymcn, Of !.
aSc-rfnsn Promissory Note executed by John W
Morgan for this principal sum of hyc hundred
and nifty dollars, 1851 payable ~ tho order Of
HAYDEN 4 dickinson. and sccurrd h. . certain
deed of trust. executed by said John W Morgan
on the sild.y Of August A u I'M and recorded
On the ilth day Of August A ID i<s7. In book H.
nj page " Of tbs records Of Logan county. state
~ Coiora 10. public notice Ia herpbY given thnt
the undersigned. job A Cooper trustsr In said
decd OF trust m.ntioa.l, will, hy virtue and TN.
der the power and authority Of said deed 81 trust
and for the PURPOSE th-rvin mentioned rcll at
public auction. at tho Tr-niont street door af thu.
tonrt iiouss In tho county of Arapahsrr. state al
Colorado, nj the hour Of twelve ltsl erlock noon.
on Tuesday. III, 9th day 81 November A u 1871,
the property conveyed in .sid decd At trust. de-
.criTd "a follows, to-wit; Tho nnrth.~s~s quarter
NV :. 81 section fourteen IA In township
seven north. range forty .tlirss tts xrst. with
all water r,shts t-lonxinx to ssih lNnss snd all
aud sinynla the privileges and appurtenancr~
th-r-io Belonging. tnnir In the county u Phil.
iip.. formrT, apart of the county II Logan mud
state OF Colorado.
Jon A. coorkx Trustee.
First insertion. Oct. aah. iSt,.
The state herald., 1892-11-18
TRUSTEES SALE.

N cfault having been mn,ic in the payment Of a
certain Prn,ni-.ury Note executed Ii,
l William Srf-tnli fnr III. principal rum ii
four hundred dollars, (StDl payable to the
order Of Haydn K Dickinson. and secured by II
certain deed nf trust. executed 10y said William
-hcfstall on ,hc ..nd day Of February 4 ID lss7,
and recorded ON the 18th day Of February. A u
1851, m book 81. at pnge Its OF the rcco ris Of
Weld county. state Of Colorado. public notice Is
hereby given that the undersigned. Job A Cooper
trustee IN said decd Of trast mentioned, will, by
virtue and under the power and authority II said
deed Of trust and for tho purpose therein men,
toned eel a: public auction, nj the fremont street
door Of the court hauss. in tho county of Arapaoe
state Of Colorado. at the hour Of twelve ti.l
o'clock noon. m Tuesday. tho 9th day uf Dcccip.
Der ID issf!, the property Conveyed in said deed
of trust. ,lescribd NJ follows. to-wit, Tie south
west quarter ts-w ~ Of section twenty elk l26l
in township r,rh "a north, range forts ii i3D
west. with all water rights b-ohgirx tn enid lands
and all ard singular the privilres~ and appurtr-
nnnes thereto belonging. situate in tho county Of
Phillips, formerly part Of the county Of Weld
nnd state Of Colorado.
Jon A. COOPER, Trustee.
First insertion. Nov. iih. isg..
The state herald., 1892-11-18
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The state herald., 1892-11-18
TRUSTEES SALE.

N efanlt having been made in the payment, a o
lcertain Promishofy Note executed by Will
| )lian. Hinzc for tho principal sum Of i've
huudred and fifty dollars, ts55o) payable to
the order 81 Hayden d Dickinson. and secured
By . certain deed of trust, executed by snid
William Hinxc on the 18TH day OF October A D
1881 and recorded on the 7th day Of November A
Logan county state Of Colorado, public notice Is
hcreby given that the undersigned, Job A Cooper
trustee in said deed OF trust mehtiOncd, will, by
virtue and under the power and authority Of rnid
deed Of trust and for tho purpose therein men.
toned scll at public auction, at the fremont
street door Of the Court House In the Comfy. Of
Arapeloe, state Of Colorndo ct the hour Of twelve
I'D o'clock noon, on Tuesday, the 9th day 81
DecenIbor D ists, the property. conveyed In
said deed Of trust described ~ follows, t,wit:
IN, ~, u Gser %, OF
Eve west with all water rights belonging to said
lands and all and singular tho privileges md APP
purtenanccs thereto belonging Sitnntc In the
county Of Phillips, formerly a part Of the county
Of Logan and state Of Colorado.
Jon A. CoopEn Trustee.
first insertion, Nov. 9Th, 1902.
The state herald., 1892-11-18

Dciault hnying l,ecn mnde in tho payment Of
lIccrain prmissory Note executed by
ZachariAh I. yincrt for tho principal sum OF
four hundred and fifty loilarr, tsiiO) payable to
the order o. Hayden h Dickinson. and secured
by n certain decd Of trust, executed by said
Zacharinh r, yingst on the nth day Of July 4 d
lsa1 md recorded on the 9Th day 81 August A ID
1881, in Book II, at Page "a al the records Of
Logan county, stats Of Colorado. public notice
Is hereby given that the Undersigned. Job A.
Cooper trustee In said deed Of trust mentioned,
will. by virtue md under the power and author
ity Of said deed Of trust nnd for The purpose
therein mentioned sell at public auction, at tho
fremont STREET door Of tho court house in the
county Of Arnpahos, STATE Of Colorado, Mt tho
hour 81 twelve .ti2J o'clock noon. ON tuesday.
the END day Of November isr'. the property
conveyed in Had tcsi IL trust, described ns fol-
lows, io-wir The southwest quarter ts.w !. Of
section tiirty-fva ;a5l IN towrnhip seven {.
north. range forty -four 40 west, with all water
IEhtH bclonEins to said lands and all md singu-
lar the privileges md nppurtcnancc~ thcr.to le-
longing, situate in the county Of Phillips. form
erly part OF tho county Of Logan and state of
Colorado.
lou A. Coorkr, Trustee.
First insertion, Oct. :ist, 1897.