The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-08

| by their very character and name, are
the to Tts
tion BY legislation and legislators contin-
remind rem d' constIiuents that their represen.
tntives, are willing to remember them with
trt,H as4 IA. a nss Sst9 cost Il existing essa
| tion, there was sent but from the agri,
cultural department during the last fiscal
is s a saess q Il land sufeient Quantity
| Of beans 10 plant 1000 ncrcs. beet seed
enough to plant $500 acres. sweet corn
cumber seed to cover 2.025 acres with
vines. and enough musk melon and wnter
melon seeds to plant 2,G7S acres The to-
thus distributed was contained In more
suficrent. IL planted to cover s9.S2e acres
In view q these facts this enormou:
bene ought to PC abolshef aaipating
been Be- s stricken from the estimate made to
shi tie seere Ssas
as n stey 70 OF pur sf
and that these be Distributed through cx-
psr!men. stations. Thus the seed will be
pc.ed BY st Tie Experiment station the prop
| aEat.on of the useful Varieties and The e.
lection Of the valueless may SAFELY be ieft
The amount appropriated for the bureau
| of animal Industry for the current fiscal
| year IL 5000. the estimate for the ensu-
sonesrnlns Tesas fasr hsys sSen ca %.
forced during the last year. and the large
stock yards Of the country have been kept
| Occasional local outbreaks have largely
been such rs could have been effectually
guarded against by the owners of the
While contagious .pleuro- pneumon.a in
culosls. a disease widespread and more
pasS% st nmI preya a1is th nype isuEa.
tions have been made during :he past
tion. and the method 81 us correct dag
nosis. Much progress has. been made IN
this Direction by the studies OF the d.
vision OF animal pathology; burt the work
i local s u Until the danger to hu.
| man lifc arising from this cause Is re-
The number OF af.imais arriving from
Canada during the year and Inspected by
Der from trans-A lantic couat les was i.2J7.
iGe i i%pofisd d%i,; Ss :s5s n SasS
the pas, fiscal year was eli. 81,
The exports have fallen on about 25 per
Securing sn f IN ths sfa las, ' half Of the
year. Tiiis suggests that the falling on
may have been largely dpA to mn increase
The continued Intelligent execution of
the civil service law and the increasing
| approval by the people OF Its operation
| are most gratifying. The recent extension
| Of It's limitations and regulations to the
employees al flee delivery postofiices
which has been honestly and proiiiptly ac-
/ .tf,ln al 80. thf m 4
hearty cooperation of the postmaster
general y, an immensely important nd.
vance in the usefrlne-s Of the system. !
am, II possible. more than fter convinced
OF the incalculable benefits conferred oy
the civil service law. not only IN It's et-
feet upon the public service. put a,so.
what Is even more Important. In Its chcct
In elevating the tone of political lie gen.
orally,
This country is Instructive nnd interest
inS. II illustrates how strong Hold q
movement gains upon our people which
has undressing It, a sentiment Of justice ,,,Is
promises a better administration OF the
government. The law embodying this
reform found tia way to gu, statute book
any love /" for the i''' f.form i,selif
on the part OF iegisiasureS and
spite OF the covert. as well the open
hoS,illty OF sisaihunen. and notwithstand-
|
se'f-eonsiitnted guard!ans. Binea,h al
the yagaries and sub.imate1 theories
witch are attracted TO It. there underlles
eIpie. not otly suIssi 20 this mund ne
sphere. but whose application our people
are more AMI more Iesosnlzns 70 he ab:
so.utcy essential to the meal slcc fistu.
operations OF their government II not 10
Its perpetuliy.
emit with the character OF this reform. as
well MS with Its beat enforcement. To OBJ
lge the commission who rely for clerical
assistance. to call upon clerks detailed
from other departments. There ought not
to be such n condition In any department Il.
that the clerks hired to do work there can
be spared TO hab!iualiy work at another
place, and II does not accord with a srnsi-
Bile view OF civil service reform that per.
sons should be employed on the theory
that their labor y necessary In one de-
partncni. when In point OF fact, their
services are devoted 10 entirely different
work. In another department,
! earnestly urge that the clerks neces.
sary TO carry On the work OF the COM
mission be regularly pu, upon Its roster
missioner to rely upon the services OF
discontinued.
This ought not TO Increase the expense
to the government. while u would Ger:
tainly be more consistent and add
greatly, to the efiiclency OF the commits
a duty. that cannot IN deeeney be neg
iectcd by those Entrusted with the con-
troll OF money drawn from the people for
public uscs. II must be confessed that
our apparently endless resources. the IA
miliaiiiy OF our people with immense ac-
examinations OF wealth, the erowing sent:
public money should In some manner be
to their immediate and perfonal ndvani-
manner In which a larger pnrt of our
taxes are exnctcd. and dcEcneratci
sense OF official accountability. have led
to groMing extravaganza In governmental
appropriations.
At this time. when a depleted puhiic treasury
eonfrunta us. whsn many OF oes people are -n.
| gagged In n hhfj struggle for the n.crs.arie- of
iifr. and WHEN forced .conOmy IL pressing upon
| the great iaas-rs Of our .V'sntrymrn. l desire
70 or.e With al z. e1tne,tnef. at my somnand
| strict esoaoay as To exhibit an appreciation az
Min 'n s .rh,. ss sil.s sss na
| low cliiI'n.. The duty of publie .gononp IL
necessary rrlsiioa 10 The task now in hand o.
nSsialnx ",.ln. 10 meet u. s",srnm,nt ~
AFTER a hard struggle. tariff reform Is directly
ieniion ADD nothing 80 sirarl, presents Itself a.
10th IN oppiriuniiS and dniy- an opportunity
and a duty iniIss,d a,.,n y. by OUT ofi.rspss,.d
profession. and ~ ~, .mnhaiic inania,. % The
hs;s sgala,d ,l.s woi q 1t. ss,s%spll;;h%ss,'
ID there Is ayihps Ia lie Theory Of isrrySsats
ton In pnhlic Places OF the ns,blr aud thrif
desires u Inblir ulnrsr. rrailY N. servants
% the people, Hnd u political ri"uise. aud pfp.
f,=Aons have niB llhalln. fofte, our failure To
give tie RELIEF 90 long awaited wii ". sheer
f~cr-anee, Aoihihs shoi,id Intervene To distract
our attention or disturb our efforts until this
reform 10 accomplished Ny Wis. and eafriui leg
i.in,ion Mhlie We .honi d,iaunchl, ndhrIe
rnur jnsiine. the Imposition OF tariff dniiss aud
other Federal iAtation. and that they slouid b.
| iltiltst lt strict ssuno,us. sannt sifse our
EYRE TO the fart tim, tnnditinns ha,. grown up
Among M Witch In Justice and fairnrps cali TOT
Discriminating rafr In the disifihuiiun Of turh
duties and atatlon as the euiefGsbsies of our
rotrtntn.nf actually demand,
| Nahlfrailf " W. ar" to aid III. people directly
thfpnsh tariff fsforn. onr 81 iis must shsious
frhtnn. should b- reduction In the prrsrnt
hnif 'h,Is's upan ~. neres-sfis- u life, The