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The state herald., 1893-05-05

A bill was introduced in the ninth
general assembly by Senator +. W.
Smith 90 establish bureau Of mines
and to repeal the prrsoni law providing
tor an Inspector of metilliforous mines
This bill had much merit aud would
have been great benefit TO tn. mining
industry Of the state had Il become q
law. but IN the present condition OF the
finances of the state Il was not thought
best 10 pass It and the bill vns killed
Had IL been known, before tho time cx-
piied fo, introducing bills. that this bill
would be killed, bill TO repeal tho pres.
ont law in regard 10 mtialliforons mine
Inspector woold have been introduced
and II would have passed aud not by n
party vote either, for Il good majority II
the Legislature were opposed TO paying
ont money for an OH where no bene-
III Of any importance WIS derived IRON
the Office. This idea of the in..ilicicncy
OF the present law did not originate with
the ninth general assembly. Tor 70 little
has been though, Of tho rreacn, law. that
no appointment Of mine Inspector had
been made for the Tour ycara preceding
tho appomtmeh. by Governor waiic
by lew newspapers, much credit IN XIV.
on Governor Wli,o Tor his veto Of the
road. bridge and reservoir hills on IA.
ground that. by so dong. he sn,ed 10 the
state $4,000 ri the money paid ,uio the
state Treasury MS tax. II the pstii.a = -
ara making this CHIN Will only tako TIA
trouble 10 mako little investigation.
they will soon discover their mist he.
The. bill were all drawn on III. inter
nal improvement fund aud this fund ia
raiasd exclusively from the sale oi pub
lic lund aud not dollar Of The Tar paid bJ
tho ,us.pHyoia VI Colorado ever goes Into
this iund. Tho internal improvement
iund cannot bo used for any other puf-
pope except tho bnildinR Of roads, bfilg
90, reservoirs and improvements oi hike
nature 10 that TIN most that o,n toI
claimed lot the Governors veto oi thtse
tilla IA that II Keeps thiu sl5oU00 10 thcI
,tato treasury instead u permitting iiaI
nse tof tho better development u tho
ffnpiirces OF thu state. The tact that
this money r'malna In tho treasury wlllI
moi lesfcn the 10, payom bnf,lsn one
iota fpr the $1,000, uhcn /, 10 uaed,s 10
be uaed for Just sueh improvements lsI
these foaie. bridges and fcfersoira luf
tho construction VI witch not man Ia
'ha state Ia taxed one cent.
The state herald., 1893-05-05
AMHERST.

Seeding Is ali GONE.
u. CJoperriler has buiit large barn
mud wili run n nfst .clsns livery IA every
respect
Il u. Taylor is painting lis line rea.-
denue On Arnup street
Al the seoaing tina, was done with a
press diill IL looking iino this weather.
Another gooi rain on last "Wednesday
Made tho wheat look good aud the iarm.
eIB happy.
l.. h. Fair, ono OF our cnterprising
iarmers w,st OF town, 10 adding mora
improvements 10 his farm.
Wilson Knapp oil IA was pleasant
caller At Waiuock's last Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. wm. Smith hay. moved
h. town and are living in one ei l'oy
houses.
y. 4. Fulton wns elected rrcsiden. and
ncu 0ilgeh treasurer of school district
-. Amherst district elected H. Cooper
rdtr. Id Walker aud Chester H.artt.
W. Il. horiright, our city blacknmith
eau ba found a, all times IN hts shop on
main street.
Amherst needs hotel, drug store
mud hardware store.
TuN,
The state herald., 1893-05-05
The Worlds Fair.

A grea, white city! Buildings large
enough to seat hundreds OF thousands OF
people at ons time! A park two miles
long, varying from fes hundred yards
to mile in width and fronting the low
hest inland sea III the world! Flowers
music, strange people everywhere!
That's the Columbian Exposition.
Don't miss it. lin the greatest, grand
est, most unique spectacle this earth
oi ours ever sas. Aud the Burlington
Route will take you there comfortably,
quicaly, cheaply. See the local agent; ;hc
wiiliell you oil abont trains. Excursion
rates every day. 80
The state herald., 1893-05-05
,MIdst pInn Clad HllI..

10. Springs, South Dakota, Is almost
I'D famous ior It's beautiful, boslthiul tit-
un,ion aud lis pure, re.,.laden air hs for
the remarkable properties oi In thermal
waters.
N,stling soaily Ia n lovely valley aud
cumpleicl, giri aboui by eircilipg range
Of protecting billf, % place IL q ,eritab o
Mecca for health and pleasure neckcrs.
II combines. 10 M astonishing degfoe.
the most desirable features OF high
class sanitarinm with those ~ o charm'
inR pleasure resort.
For the s.fang aro superb driver In.
'eroH,inR walks; ou, door amusemepis;
everything. In fact that makes the eteady y
band s,lli u,eaiior and tho brigh, eyn attn
brighter, For tho weak arc tho most
rnuabls, strengthening aud rolayonaiins
waicfs In America waters which are
marvelauaiy beneficial 10 sufferers from
fheumn,ifm acIa,ics, dyspepsia aud
scores Of similar distresalng ailments.
Tho ho,elng Hot Springs hotels nro
larger. better, moro can't, r,hblu than
those of ANY other western ioaoft. And
itH Plunge bath aud bath houses are
complete.
Whom ypu visit Hot apfiHgp, which
ynu'ra pretty sure 10 do some time or
unoihof.'nhe tho burlington Route. n
L.. 4 la. A..
The state herald., 1893-05-05

We take this opportunity 20 thank
the people oi Phillips county for their
liberal patronage during tho past year.
1t has nov been one year since We open
ed our -four and iced exchange store at
Holyoke u.ider the management oi j. Il.
Saston who, by his uniformly courteous
and lair treatment of all customers, has
succeeded in building up large and
satisfactory business. Under the man
agement OF Mr.. SaIton, we hope to be
able to so conduct the business during
the cominR year Ms to give entire salts
faction to our many customers.
LousE Bros.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

+. ii. Whitman quotes for the next 10
days:
Riverside oranges - c. per dog.
Bananas 30 C. per doz.
Rock salt 81 per cwt.
Finest bbl. Ralt in the west s2.
3 crown raisins IL lbs 81.
Rice iS ibs 81.
Crackers by the box c. per 10.
. H. can baking powder ~ c.
Ladies shoes u.
.iens plow shoes 81.
Mems straw hats o c. each
LII muslin C. per I'd.
Calico and c. per I'd.
VIII pay l3c c. per duz. for eggs.
i0 to d C. per bu. for good wheat
BE sure aud call at Mhnhhr,'s, who
carries the neaest aud largest assorted
stock ia town.
The state herald., 1893-05-05
To fhc rax-payors of philips Go

To frc TaS-payers OF Phillips Co.
I. J. mcDunuid, Gen. Road Oyerseer
having resignvd his position We, TAX,
this means ui notify .ing you ,uu, VT have
decided that, for tne present We viii Rot
appoint anyone to succeed hun. We
have arranged with B. A. Hosxins coun-
" treasurer to receive the road tax from
those who are liable for same aud hope
ail will call on or before Sep. lst, n3 and
pay sane. II not pail on OF before that
time We will be under the disagrosble
necessity OF appointing road oycrHeer
to collect Tl.4e nt the expense Of the
taxpayers Ne hope nil persona will
join MS IN trying TO save the county this
additional cspeurs.
By Order Of ihe Board o. Co. Com.
S. ". BruGl, Co. Clerk,
by l.. LkBLASo, Dcpnty.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

We are in receipt oi copy Of the Nc
Cook Columbaa Souvenir gotten up by
\ Andrns nnl We Wilnop npd printed
b7 tho McOook rlmen- Democrat, II
contains a godl wfitp up, of thr city Of
McCuok hni Il large number of iine cn,n
oi the MORE prominent buildings ~ tho
city. Tho work In very NEATLY done.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

The election Of school Director for this
district resulted IN the choice of George
Rahle as director Mr. Rnhle is we'll
qualified for the position, has children
attending our schools aud will without a
donb, make a very oi'icien, aud satsfac-
tory olllcer.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Robert Kruger has been rppointed
city marshal md on Hnnaay entered up.
on tho duties ui hia Office. Mr.. Kruger
Is veil qualified fir III. duties 81 this of
flee and we hoiiovo will give general Sat
isfac,ion as city mnrhal.
The state herald., 1893-05-05
FIRST IN FIRST OUT.

Mayor Grout made business TRIP 10
a.. sSf-i i.u. Saturday.
Oar Snow storm cx,eaded over the
en'lrc Ches ennv d,yis,vn doing much
good.
frank Crano now sports black eye.
How about that, Frarkl
Bakengn Ryan ID IN charge oi b. he.
Doualdr work train at work ia tho sand
hills near GalIen.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

There has been II marked improvt nsnt
in the horses Of Phillips county &itbin
tho last four years. II pays io rniss
COOL horses and the fermon ~ this
county nro acting upon that principle
aad already yc notice the good results
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Call at Posts store Tor pricos before
you buy, and rayn money, Calico Ia
8 ccn,ai others Holl At o cents Hope mus
lin o to 10 cents; othera soil n, i2i eenis
Large galvanized wash tnhss 90; Others
change si.2j 10 si.5u. 10 quart tia pals
% cents, II quar-, sirainrr pals o. c6n'a'
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Henry Lohs". Of Elsie, Ncb., was IN
hoiyokc this week looking after the bus.
lncss interests Of tho ilonr and f.cd ri ore
OF Lohae Bros, in tlolyoke. Henry Ia a
wide awake business rus,lsr aud he re-
poria their mill business At Elrio, Neb.,
In ilouriahing condition.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

a canta'n viii he given a, tho BapliA,
Church next Thursday evening May II.
Careful preparation Ia being male for
,h,s entertainment and /, should he well
pa,roniscd foi tho dorb'u reason that
you will be well entertained and will nj
the same time be aiding u most worthy
csuse
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Grant 4 Co. have given their stercop-
ticin entertainment alta number OF towns
on the d. & NJ. cast OF Iloiyoke aud the
newspapers speak very highly of 1t. They
will give their eniettaismenr Friday
evening at Holyoke IN the NJ IL. Church.
The state herald., 1893-05-05
ATTENTION. FARMERSl

have rocont'y brought to Phillips
county, from Illinois, five OF tho best
stations ever brought to this part OF the
state and will make tho scnson with
them in this county. Twill give pre,ni-
ums of sl250, $1,000 and $3.50 for first,
second and third hest colt OF each horse.
have recently sold half interest in
two Of the horses to s. w. Beggs. Head
quarters for horses will be at IrwiD's
Brood Barn. All patrons OF the barn
will be furnished free accommodations
in tho way Of stable room.
HOLMES & BEGGS.
W AZ lInI .tta Nh,
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Tho county teachers reading circlc
met on last Saturday, Apr. 10Th, Mt the
Office OF the county superintendent
The dny being stormy there was not n
large attendance. but much interest was
manifested by those present and very
enjoyable and profitable afternoon was
spent. The program for tho day was
not gone through with. The characters
of Bach, Pope and Arkwright were lnid
over ior consideration at our next meet
ing in connection with our regular pro
gram for that day which will consist of
tho work outlined for second month
work in the state manual viz: Artists
Hogsrth. Prose writing. Addison. Com
posc Handel. Poets Goethe. Inventor
Watt, together with the theory and prac-
tice Of teaching PIP. 1910. A ful! atten-
dance Of members is much desired and u
cordial invitation extended to all teach.
era to Join us in tho work Tho circle
will meet regularly hereafter ON the 3rd
Saturday nj each month at superinten-
dents Office. CnAs lIMBEgLARE. Supi.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

". q. CONVERGE has purchased the
McDormott team and dray and is now
prepared TO do anything in the line OF
draying.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Tho siorooptican entertainment to be
given ut the ~ Il. Church Friday even
ing is pronounced first class by those
WIN have attended II Ia other townn.
Don't fail to attend
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Tho City Drug Store has received n
now and beautiful stock OF wall paper
and will sell it at priccn that defy com.
petition.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

The snow last Saturday noistenei the
ground and wil do much good 20 the
small gram large acreage Of which
has beon sown IN inis cnnnty.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

CLARK Belmont, who has for some time
been in the employ Of tlic u. & NJ, in
this county, by the death of relative.
has recently fallen heir to s50,Oco.
The state herald., 1893-05-05
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Sxrv CLEHK-Stswart W. Besgs.
|Riyv- Jas. A. Temple.
bNrr JpDaE-wm. Z. Robinscn.
A. Hoskins.
q. OF scaooLs-C. u. 1inberlakc.
EssoI q. Weaver
NryoR--wm. Lowe.
SpxxH-L p. Lewis.
InIVl ioyKRs-wn. n. Kipiing. 3. Nelson.
Copp. II
The state herald., 1893-05-05

sB- rhc largest aud best Juvenile Jour.
nal is Our Youth, only % cen,s per year
Clcmsns Pub. Co., Box 2aa9, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
The state herald., 1893-05-05
STATE OFFICERS.

RHnxon-Dav II. Waite.
1 k0ovxnxoR-Deyid II. Nichols.
nIrAR4 OF SfArI-Nelsun o. McClees.
kTD TRxABunEn-Albor Nance.
q. Pun. INr.-John r. Murray.
&rn AupIron--F. VI. Goodykoontz.
fITOR e5rs DIsrnycT-J. II. Painter.
bnIaKNrArIvE-Jsne y. Csrnahhn.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

l have moved my Office To the Dahl
stream building. Call aud see me and |
will give YOU good advice aud sell you
town lot.. W. -. KELSEY.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Mr.. c. b. Ada'r and baby returned
this week from visit with relatives n,
Denver.
The state herald., 1893-05-05
Read the new ~ .oi .nS Grant Siillins
Company III 'hissue.

Boys can make money. Our Youth,
only 25 cents year. Agents wanted.
Address, Clemens Pub. Co., Box 2s9o
San Francisco, Cal.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

The Is. & NJ. will make one and one
third inra Tor round trip To the Biennial
Session Grand Lodge A. q. q. W., at
Lincoln. Neb., May 9i2 1888.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Tho Department Encampment Of the
@. a. X. wall be held at Pueblo May 10th
18th aud Ia. The rnilroad companies oil
fer reduced rs,cs fof tho trip.
The state herald., 1893-05-05
FoR sALE or rIiAnH.

WIN soil, or trade, bnsinesi proportY
IA liolyoke Colo, known ~ tho Smith &
Wiekrraha,n icci store, 10, aud grsnaty,
For iufibtr pariiouaIr,
AdJffua, N. j WiuRguHnAY,
hXleli, Mob
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Edwin II. Fay, Of Auburn. N. y, wns
IN Holyoke this week. Mr.. Fay owns
several tracts OF land in this county.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

j. NJ. Whitman had his store building
painted this week and it makes marked
improvement IN its appearance.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Only 70 cents per year. Our You,b,
90. Box 1929, San Frlucisco, Cal.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Don't fail to attend the cahtata Thurs
day evening.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Agents wanted in every school for Our
Youth, only % cents per gear. Clemens
Pub. Co., Box 2329, San Francisco. Cal.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Send % cents to-day for onc years sui-
scriI ton TO Our Youth. Address Clcm.
ems Pub. Co., San Francisco, Cal.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Do not fail to attend the entertain,
ment ut the NJ. e. Church Friday even
ing.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

The county commissioners held their
meeting for May last Monday.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Make your arrangements TO attend the
cantata at the Baptist Church next
Thursday evening.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

A good double house for sale. C
yurnvy.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Am. Axelson, OF Hnxtuu, Colo, wa.
in Holy oke this week on business.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

p. T. spint, A. ., vaudj kc. Clmrles
Craner, i'rod llawits, John Crater. j. \
ielof, John +. Barnes, q. u Haynes. J.
q Dohnclly. II II, Mcintyre. J n chit
chti, Hon slrinkland, Frank o. Peterson,
John fiaher, MnsoH r. Smith. 4. u,
ue1lati, j. n, Biumhsnsh 81. 'sls'1h
a, y. oung, q II W,ng u, u Mo1d.
" v. inmAofs. ueorsa pannri',. and
The state herald., 1893-05-05

vi land papers carefully aud correctly
hdc out by J. U. Cummins.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

james Gl"ver Vent 10 Denver Monday
TO serve as jnror in the U. j. Court.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Mrs. George Laid and daughter came
down from Lstdville last week on Wis =
II To relatives at Holyoke.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

I Tho Trotting Stallion, JUDGE DRU1,
RY Jn, will stand at the East Livery
Barn IN Holyoke, Friday aud Saturday
OF each week. LEONARD Bios.
The state herald., 1893-05-05
NOTICE.

Anybody holding due oils against
Lamar Roller Mills pleas. call at f.. n.
Whi,ham's aud SO, Hour for sane
VAS l.. WILSON.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

F0rsp Some money which tho own
can have 10y proving property. Hyatt
Elliott
The state herald., 1893-05-05

ksIDENr-Groyor Cleveland
BsIDRxr or SrNArr-A, Y Stevenson
Ky JUsrIcK-Melvilla W. fnller.
RRrARy or SrATr-w. @. Grsham.
IRRAsuRY-John q. Carlisle.
=" Z" WAR-Dsniel Lamont.
:" NAyy--fIilay A. Herbert.
:" JSrEnIop-Hokc Smith.
AaRIcuLrunE-J.S s. Morton.
RonSKY GENhnA Richard Olney.
5rnAsrxp GExERAIs-Wileon &. Bisrhll.
SENArons-H. NJ. Teller. L. o. Wolcott
nEsxNTATlyEs-Lsfc Pence, John Bell.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Z VT vt received tlns week y copy of N,cl
vol..& Of tho Real Estate Exchange
Journal OF Yuma, Colo, edited and pub
lished by Granville Pendleton. II con-
tains an excellent write up Of the city
OF Yuma and Yuma county.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

You cnn &c, y loan on your farm
rppcrty by inquirins Of Wm. G. Robin.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

A second Hand gasoline steve .or sale
cheap. Inquire a; this oilice.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Land Buyern, call nj Whitney irwin's
sc aud he will aboa you over the
ein,ry froo " charge
The state herald., 1893-05-05

II you afs thinking af mailing tlnni
peoof On yoar nllitn, rlil nnd 500 j. II.
fin'nin', ulrrh " the district court.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

~ you want !" buy iiouf or feed call
bd soc us. boliae Bros.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Lewis 4 Mormon write Insurance
both fire and tornado.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

iilno grass, clover anj mixed Lawn
lass seed nj W. Il. Stamp & Co.'S.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Irwin & Tinkcl shipped car OF fat
hogs Inst week.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Give Whitney Irwin a call before buy
ing land.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

DO TO Tho City Drug Store for tho In,.
! patterns IN wall Paper.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Pinc toilc, soap at The City Drug
0ee for Go cake.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

see seeds a, W. r, shump 4 Cos.
The state herald., 1893-05-05
PRECINCT OFFICERS,
CRY crF'ceas.

'1cns- II. Bcdrn and f..G. tihhTnirt.
srApLEs-J. e. Kidd and @. ys.-sorrls,
The state herald., 1893-05-05

,ist your Iaua with whitney Irwin.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Farm s.onusi
90 TO W. q. Robihaop for farm loans
The state herald., 1893-05-05

DO not fail TO call anu SEQ those Gle
gaut new cook stoves at Mowry's.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

ST .. sl.. :. u. s...,, ad ii tbs is.
SUE.
The state herald., 1893-05-05

Cry podcn Tor implements.
The state herald., 1893-05-05
Y. 8. LARD OFFICE. STERLING.
NATIONAL aovsRnaenT

IIsTEa-H. Il. TEDNAS.
P. MELpRr>i.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-16
TROUBLE AT ROBY.
DisgFaccfui Scenes After the
Figilt-Officers Resign.

CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-There is serious
trouble among the owners of the un-
painted Sned which surrounds the
prize ring at Roby, Ind, where so many
fights have recently taken place under
the auspices OF the Columbian
Athletic club. Not only did the frail
Structure have a narrow escape from
Deiug burned to the ground last night,
and 6.000 people come near TO cremation,
but the hoodiumS VINO had gathered out
side almost pounded one of the walls
down by the avalanche of stones
which they hurled against. it. The
club house stands on sand
bank surrounded by tall weeds, and is
about six miles from everywhere.
There is absolutely no protection
against fire, and the crowd during the
burning of the ticket Office last night
grew almost frantic at being cOoped
up in the frame shell, from which there
are only two very long and narrow
exits. For a time 1t seemed
as though there must be a panic in
which hundreds or even thousands
would have been trampled to death, but
the fire was eXtIBguiShed. The dis
the building last night were never
equalleJ in the history of the
prize ring. The special policemen em-
ployed by the club have beer practi-
cally powerless to cope with the desper-
ate toughS who surround the building.
| One man was killed during the Smith
| Griffin fight two weeks ago, and at one
time last night perfect fuSilade of
| shots was going on around the shed
! building, but no one was injured.
In addition to the troubles of having
/ the club house stunned by many on ac
count of the almost impossible chance
of escape during fire. and because Of
the ugly fights which are always raging
between the special police and toughs,
the officers of the club have fallen out.
Matchmaker Houseman resigned to-
night, and other officials of the club
will follow him. The trouble arises
over the actions of President O'Malley,
of the club, who, it is alleged, has re-
fused to allow working newspaper men
tickets of admission, and has picked 9
fight with the Western Uulun anC
ordered it to remove its wires from the
| club building, giving no cause for his
| aofion i'm pIthpr n9cp
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-16
ALL DIVIDED.
congressman Very Much Mixei
on the Silver Solution.

Congressman Very Much mixed
on the Silver Solution.
CaIcAGo. Aug. ia Washington
special to the Evening News says: The
conviction is growing stronger with con
gressmen that the efforts 10 settle the sill
yer question will be futile. The anti-sil
yer men are very nervous about the vote
on the provisions for the free coinage
of silver at 20 to 1. The silver men base
their strongest hope on this amendment.
They nave no fear OF a repeal bill he
coming law without some condition
advantageous to silver being attached
by the senate. 1t is the expression of
old heads today that it will be absolutely
impossible for unconditional repeal TO
go through the senate. The silver men
are counting on very close vote In the
house on the 20 to l amendment. With.
out quite yenturing the hope that this
amendment will carry at once, they eX-
press the opinion that IL it should fail
the popularity of the proposition will
be sufficiently demonstrated to- lead
the senate to accept that as the strong
est measure in connection with the re-
neal bill and that the silver senator's
will secure that provision in any bill
which may pass that body. If the two
houses agree on bill with free coin
age provision. it is believed that the
president will veto it, so that the situa-
tio,. appears to be unfavorabie to the
accomplishment OF anything.
There is no doubt that as soon as the
committee on banking and currency has
organized in the house it will get to
work at once on some general measure
| in which silver will not figure providing
| for an increase in the volume. of cur
rency to meet all demands of trade.
| They see that there is more chance of