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The man who buys and hc.is Roam.
oke real estate at tho present prices will
be sure to reap good profit. We can
sell you nice Sroom house On Eighth
avenue $. w, with bath room; price
$4,000; $500 cash, balance $50 Der month.
Splendid Groom house in West End,
handsomely finished in every respect.
lot $50 feet front, $500; $500 cash, ba.-
ance SEQ per month.
Troom house on Center Avenue. LOT
50Xl30 feet, $1,000; 500 cash, balance
SD per month.
Lot on West End boulevl.i l0Oxl5O
feet, $1,000.
Good lot on Fourth avenue Il ~, $3.50,
S25 cash, balance $40 per month.
2 room house on Sixth avenue s. ",
bath room, $2,7OO, $500 cash. balance
a25 per month
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The state herald., 1893-04-21

Senate bill No. 3!A6 has met the fato Of
many oth.r bills passed by the ninth
general assembly and now sleeps in Gov
ernor Waits's cabinet Of vetoed billie.
TIL bill provided y pcnalty Tor the full
IRE OF tn Assessor to ass6ss all pfopert,
IN his county ut its full value. III
present law requires assessors to asa. "a
piol erty mt its full value but. Us there is
no penalty for 4 violation Of tho law, no
attention Is pait to it's provisions by the
ASSESSORS and .he result Is that, taking
Tho state Us q wholc, there is much in.
justice done to certain localities by the
unequal assessments. Under the present
systcn tho agricultural parts II the
state suffer the most from this unequal
assessment. The property in Denver
and the other large cities is assc . d ut o
much lower value according to its 20.
.unl value than is the case IN the assess
II Mt OF farm property and consequent,
the farmers aio forced TO bear NOR.
shoh VI tUc DuEueu Vi VAN
ton. 1t seems impossible under the
present Law TO correct this wrong and
s-nato bill No. 396 was 10 sed by the
general assembly in the belief that the
penalty provided for violation OF tie
law by the ussessnts wnnld secure the
assessment OF city property at it's actual
value and thereby result in much hen,.
TT to the farmers OF the state. Had u
become law it would have raised the
,ssessrd valuation and the tax levy
would have been lowered to correspond
with the raise in value. The farmer,
will not DO very art to endorse Govern.
or Waites veto OF the Hill. The Govern.
or IN his rcio saya, "my objection to the
bill IL that IL il impraciicahlc." He
does not explain jns' how or whv the
attaching 81 penalty 10 ,te violation of
tho present law would rcrdrr it imprac-
ttcabfe.
The state herald., 1893-04-21
Nothing Else Liz. 1t.

When the publishers decided to issue
The Journal twice week Mt the same
price Of tho old weeklies. 500 PEI year,
they struck just what the public wanted
something between tho ld.fashioped
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bcen immediate and continued. It has
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rivals. It doesn't take long to convince
peoplc that a good live paper every
Tuesd,y md Friday Is better than only
one week, especially when you appeal
to their packet books. and give il to
them at the Same prioA Readers will
testify that It is almost as good us II
daily. Its markets twice week are
worth tho money. Four completes nov,
els each year by "The Duchess" MISS
Braddon, anu other widely known auth.
ors. alone are worth tnr dollar. Its leg
islative news is its strong point just
now. 1t is wide.a~ AXE, spends money
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can SEQ it's superiority over The oldfash
toned weekly. Everyone who subseribes
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The state herald., 1893-04-21
Beatty's Pianos and Organs.

Hon. Daniel +. Beatty, the great Organ
and Piano man Of Washington, N. j., Is
buster than ever. In 1870 Mr.. Beatty left
home pennilcss pillow boy. and by his in
iomitablc will he has worked his way mp
% as to sell so far, nearly 100 1000 Of Iiea,ty's
Pianos and Organs since 1870. Nothing
seems to dishearten him; obstacles laid In
his way, that " ould have wrecked any ordi.
iary man forever, he turns to an advertise.
'nent and COMES out Of II brighter than
yer. His instruments are In use every
where. We are informed that during the
next ten years he intends 10 sell 10000
more Of his make. that means q business Of
SUOMI. GO 70 We svefakr them at 500 each.
II IL already the largest buginess NJ tine kind
In existence. Read his advertisement.
The state herald., 1893-04-21

Motto ia hereby given that by virtue ef u WI
Of special execution issued out OF tho county
court Of Phillips county. Colorado, and to inc ~
sheriff directed in favor OF Jaines N. lhdvh and
against Gilbert Ball and MARI Ann Ball dated
March 90, A. D., 1874, for tho sum Of S1S,9
damages and ei2.5o cost and according costs.
10 htisfy tho above amount. nm commanded
to sell tho following described real estatc towit
Tho NV !. Of section thifty-four (sD IN
township eight (s) north bf fanse forty-scvon
A7,) west Of tho6th P N, In Phillips county.
Colorado.
I will on Saturday, tho 81 day Of April. A. D.
isos, soil tho above described promises or 70
much thereof as may be neecssar5 TO satissy tho
above amounts, at tho hour of O'Clock p. M. II
tho front door Of the court liohse, In IIntyokc.
Colombo. AZ puhlic auction I'd tho III
bcst bidder for cash In hand.
Dated this Nor 70 A d 1919. MH
JAMES A TEAr.ss. sn~ri -;
The state herald., 1893-04-21
fWustEE's SALE.

WHEREAS Geo. W. Casfortl Of the county of
w Logan now PHILIPPE. state Of colorado,
did by his deed Of trust dated October 10th, 1858
and recorded October oath. issa In book n, page
Is, Of the recortis OF Logan new Phillips county.
convey to Geo. W. Toms, trustee, tho following
decribesl real cstate situated In tho etranty Of
Losan now Phillips state Of Colbtaab. to.~it:
e Of NV - and n u Of s:v - scc, -, twp Q
n, rA W. containing io0 lsres more OF Lees, to
secure tho payment Of his principal no,cof $50.
together with ten COUPON notes nf $500 each
dated Oct, 10th, ias. aid payable to the oric, Of
Chas, A. Btillman, aiid due on the frat days Of
April and October RESPECTIVELY after the date
Ut said prin. note with interest onthe said cou-
poa notes at the rate Of Is per cent. per annum
after maturity.
Whereas, II Is provided in and By aaid deed Of
trust that In default Of payment Of said prin:
note or any OF said coupon notes or any mart
thereof at tho tins tho same shall become duo uud
payable. then all Of said notos with interest NJ to
tho date Of sale at the election Of tho legal holder
thereof shall at once become due md payable,
and on request said trustee shall advertise and
soil the said premises, md
Whereas, default has been made In tbs pay.
ment OF coupon notes due Apr I. SO. Oct =, ~,
apr ., W, oct !, W. apr j. vi, Oct j, ". Apr l.,
%, Oct l. va Apr I. vs. ard .uch asfanl. still
continues all Of said notes have boon declared
due and pa, .ble by the icrnl holder thereof.
Whereas. il is provided in and by said deed Of
trust that the legal holder Of said notes may
nominate and appoint successor in trust. in
Ease the trustee named Geo. W. Toms, should lie.
cline to net: and Geo. ". Toms. having deccns.,i
md tie undersigned having been duly appointed
'rusicc. In ace rdancr with the terms Of sald
trust deed. to which reference is hereby mrdc.
Now. Therefore. at the request cf the legal
holder Of aid notcs.I Will as trustee as aiortaid,
IN Monday tho End day cf May 1893 h.twccn
'hc hour, Of u m. and o'clock e. m. Of that day,
at the fremont street door Of the court hou.e. in
the city Of Denver, county Of Arapahoc, anil state
Of Colorado. rell to tho highest bidder. for cash.
all the aboyo d-scribed prrin!ses, nnd all rights
and equities. including homestead for tho ,nr.
pose Of paying the said note. and all interest
ihef~on. together with all expenses Of this pro.
ecsdinx. ~ BY the terms Of said tlecti q trust I
IN fully authcrircd and empowered To d.
HyNES J. ALpnicH, Trustee.
Dated D-nver. Colorado. APR 18th. 1851.
Date 81 firrt Publication Apr iiih. isps.
The state herald., 1893-04-21

mines Tor The reason tina. "a III. jorily Of
bene6t .""ns one except the nldn wbb
held 1t and whose principal du,y Wan To
draw his salary. Da,iny the eession Of
the general assembly Governor Waite
scnt t, The ~ehate the name Of
Henry l., Acker for this position but the
senate refused to confirm the nom,na.
tion. Since the adjournment Of tho
general assembly 0nrerhor Ware has
appointed Henry Il. Acker TO that Office
ind Of COURSE ie will serve his two years
term End the state will lie called upon
eventually 10 foot tho bill for his SALARY
to the tune OF about ei6,OOO. There is
no appropriation for the salary, tut Ger.
',frntcs Of indie btedness will be issued
and these the state will 10 forced to pay.
The legislature said by It's actluh that
the Office is very expensive luxury and
oae which, under the present. cthdit,on
of the finances. the T. 1 payers Of tho
state '.auhot very well afford TO indulge
in, but the governor aYs by this ap-
roiu,nif MT That III tx payers shall psy
" man FOR holding III otic,, regardless
Of tho wishes Of the members of the leg
islatuIe. This sclion on the part OF our
governor may b. in the line Of reform,
but it win la difficult matter to con-.
v'ncc the tax payers Of this part OF the
state that It is y matter Of economy to
pny out $1,000 to ma, for holding ap
office which large per cent Of the min
ers claim II OF no benefit to them. t
The state herald., 1893-04-21
TRUSTEES sALE.

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"a. a., ~ ~, 80, 80 ~. ." ', a,a "
49,, :, ~. W.. Ana ".
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~. -, IL. 49,. . p .ny, eoh-
.,..~.,,.', 49,. ',.... 49,. "' ''oN'ns
= -, - "a, , $3.50. - w. Gun" :"
a. -. ~ a. s ~. 49, "u
IN. 80 ..',.I., ..p,', a ~"
-. .' - ... .""sa'as ~
..i..i..sI -. ~ =. $3.50. e-s"'" "''
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The state herald., 1893-04-21

The manufacturers a. seventy seven
-staang cities Of this country paid el07-
$50. III In wages during the consns year
lesc, ard si.229. 3si ,432 in tho ccnsu.
yenr 1870 an increase Of ii2 FER cent.
Duiirg tho name period III. value oi the
proincis Of man uiac'uring industries
increased from e2,73a,Sio.il5 IN 1880 10
e.ss9, ,%2t In 1890. or Is per cent.
The amount paid Tor wages was IN
creased e. per cent more than that paid
fuv the prc,los's Of labor. A timely feet
Tor tho. to know who m trying ,onskc
out thu, labor is getting less and l-sa Of
product "a mistake aud contrary to the
rendsIci.s and results II modern indus-
tri.l meilois. In the nature Of ihinRs.
Misunderstanding on q large scalc. and With
ihs anost and most effective mAchincry.
teuda 10 invrer business with = smaller
margin Il pr.i's aud 70 = larger pro-
PARTON d III. product paid in wnscs to
the workmcu. - American EcoHoms.t.
The state herald., 1893-04-21

Office III The State Beet Sugar Asso
90 lBrston Block, Deliver, o.
Mnrtl q, 1903. To the Farmers Of
Colorado, am prepared to furnish
incl sAear seed free to all members Of
the Association, Anyone cah become n
member by paying si,00. Any farmer
IN Colorado who does not heel able to be-
come member OF the Association, and
will write me, l will furnish him seed
free. The speeches delivered at both
State conventions, and thuch reliable
data regarding the culture Of beta, will
be published very soon and cath men,
her Of tho As. o,iatioh will be entitled to
copies. VoFS truly yours.
MI A.C. Fisk, President.
The state herald., 1893-04-21

nenvs,. Colo, April Ia, 1897.
DEAR Sin: The next meeting Of the
TranS Missi.sippi Congress uili be held
In Ogden. Utah. commencing on thu %,
day OF April Tho importance Of the.s
meetings. cannot well 10 over~stins.ct.
The territory embraced 10 the rsprassnt
alton TO this congress includes all II The
states and territories west Of th. Misais-
sirpi river. The bHr,a oi representation
10 NJ follows; Each state " Territory 10
entitled 10 ten delcas,-s,to b. appointed
BY We Governor. Each county 10 en-
ti'lsd to one delegate, TO b sppoin's d
by tho couaty commissioner. IL cass
the county c, naans,oners fall to sp-
point, tho county judge may name the
delegate. Each town or cHy 70 entitled
to one delegate In he appointed by tho
mayor. md m additional js,sgats for
each 5,oco people or fractional part their.
o.. All commercial bodies 10 towns or
cities are sntiilcd 10 tho same number
Us the city. to b~ appointed by the prrs'.
DIN, OF board Of directors OF said organ
nn,ions. This includes Chambers OF
Covrn-ics, Boards Of Trade, Real Estate
v char re-. Prc,ince Exchanges, and all
o. her sim ,lsr commercial organizations
81 transportation companies. whether
sA,i NJ steamship. nrc en,itied 10 "ur dol
rgst. each. Governors, Mayors, County
Judges. aud Pres dents u County Com
mi,.iopcrs, nj, .s.oz-io delegate. TO the
Con.rass.
TIE object ~ the congres. \ 10 dis
enss nny question affecting She west
that may he the upIect N h.ai.lssrn at
Washington. The FREQ coinage n silver
sugar L,nniy. irrigation. mid ishd., Pa
c,Hc aud Gulf coast bnsbors, improve .
men, 81 The Missns,ppi river, the Near
apun Canal. snd kindred 9nrsiions win
liz i,sruss-d mud passed upon by Tie
Congress. II II expected thu, some Wv
ofou. measures all I = adopted looh,n0
n the fuli reconciliation ~ silver u
Ia therefore sincerely 10 lie hoped that n
Toll list OF delegates wM b. vel. ct, d
from TN state. h. kiDSennnsh sssnd
the names u the delegates ~ leeied 10
the undersigned al your earliest eouve-
nisnce. IN. railroads have made rat.
u que fare for the round TIP, tickets 10
,,ns under which the rbur.r ar, OF ttubps n
The state herald., 1893-04-21
tFirst publication Api 18Th. 1857 No 74a
Nltice for Publication.
Land Unice at Sterling Colo.
Aurii 9TH is93

Land ONce at Sterling Colo.
April 9TH 1888
Notice ~ hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice OF his In
tention TO make inal proof In support Of HI
claim and that said proof will b. made be-
fore Vim. G. Robinson mmissionef U, s. cir.
cult court for the district Of Colorado. at Hu,.
ybhe, Phillips eounty. Colo. on May 10. lsss.
viz:
fiESRY X. STROUD,
ma Entry No. 'sio. OF the sw y sec I, tp Q N
ra, 60 IS ".
IIo namcs the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon anu culiiva.
ton ii. sad land, viz:
William N. Kipl,ng. Of Holy. Ike. Colo.
william J. Whitman, 4" I"
George T. D"nnelly, Il Il
Joseph II. GUERNSEY,
,EDhoN. Register
The state herald., 1893-04-21

The value Of farm implements export
ed from tho United States to South and
Central American countries under the
provisions Of the Mckinley law Increased
from $327,0oo in 1891 to 1881 800 in
1892. This is due, SANS the Cleveland
Leader, to the reciprocity which the
democrat. denounced as sham and prom
ised to sboiisl,.-EY.
The state herald., 1893-04-21


having been entered nj this oflleo
BY wiiliait Il. Lane sgninst stephen W. Ear.
bord for failure to comply with law Is u
rimbcr'Culture Entry No. 14lla dated Aug.
list 7,isss, upon tile sec .. tip On, 10 W
wi In Phillips county; C6lb.. With u view to
thb cancellation Of sud entry. contestant
alleging that stcphcn W. Harbor'i wholly
failed during the srd yoar after making
said sntry TO plant or cause To be planted 6
acres Of said tract IN trees, tree seeds or cut.
ungs us required by law; and that during
said 3rd year after making entity the said
Stephen ". Hartford wholly failed to culu
vats or cnuso to be cultivated acres of said
tract Rs required by law nnt that all Of said
failures coatinuc TO exist ut this time.
The said parties are hereby Summoned to
appear at 'his bfiico on the a'h day Of May
1855 At 10 o'clock M to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failure
HE. TEDMoS. Register
The state herald., 1893-04-21
First pubiicati N Apr 81. isas.
L. :. Land Oficc, sterling, Colo. !
Meh ;. ls.5.


Compisiut having been cnt~rc nj this Of
lice by 'rnry q. Warm aKainst sana-i
c oud r failure to comply with Law ~ t.
Timb~r Cuitnre Entry No. 1901 dated May 5
irs,, upon the W :. se''ti n Is, townships y,
ra 20 VI ". In fhiiliis ceunty. C"lo.. with .
view T. tn cancellation II said cnti,; con-
t~st'nt alleging tn. samuel oud who iy
fall d during ire srd year after making said
cnsrr to pl mt or cause 10 b" planted In tire Q
tree seeds o. cuttings thu \ cond b acr, / rok.
EN- TN said tract 'r Any other part ri tie he
same; "ni III 4 durinx 'aid 3rd year ft-r
M kim aid cntr, he wholly f.i.-d 10 ruii
vac or emu g to he cultivated 10 acre. or my
oihsr part Il said 'rac, and tn all e said
failures cont nuc to exist u, hi. lime,
The SAID parti > are hereby summoned Ia
appear nj iii Is ONE, Oh the - day OF May
isrs at 10 DEL ok u, to 70 pon and furnish
testimony concerning said aii.s d failure.
u. d. rEpMoS. Register
The state herald., 1893-04-21
tiirst publication Mar ID 1881
U. 3. LAND OFFlCk.).
STEniLNo, Coio, No. 81

\ 'EE a.tace 8. carpenter against May Is. faSs
for fniluro to comply with law AZ to Timber Gull
ture Entry No. 2sss dated Aug 70. lash upon the
a-w = SIC 0, tp y u. range 30 We In Phillips COIN
~. Colo, with view to the cancellation Of said
entry; contestant alleging that Mar. D. Pag-
wholly failed durin. tho 7th y0af after max.
ing said entry to rcplnnt causH to b. rcplRnted
10 acres Of Hatd tract In trscs. trio aoeds or cut
tinsx In place Of those formerly plahted and
which had failed to grow, md that during said
It'll year nfter making said ontry the said Mary
ras nn gIisn .e, ~ sss ..s, ,s
allowed all of aaid tract ever
cultivated to PIow np In weeds and grass. and
that all OF raid failures continue to cxist al
this timc.
The said pnrties Arr hereby aummonsd 10 ap
pcEr ut this ONCE on the 9th day Of April lsoC Al
10 o'clock a m TO respond and furnish testimon
concs rnirg said allog, failure.
HE. TEDMON K@eister.
The state herald., 1893-04-21

When II cores to u Wholesale ure of
Tho veto power, Grover Cleveland 10 not
10 b~ mentioned In the surns day with
the prtp-p, Governor u Colorado. Thsrc
10 no question but tina, somc lew bills
wer pissed bv tho ninth general nnscfr
bly, witch should not become law for
such IL the case At every srssion Of the
general assembly. However. there Ia no
good reAaon tw lsskeviag that tho mem
bcrs oi the ninth general assembly
were ~ mu~i more ignornn
~ the needs II The people
than former Hssvnbi,es or ihn, tho pres
snt governor is ~ much ~rar than his
predecessor. M TO call for the whole
sale slaughter ~ bills that has been
p,nde by Governor Waite. II bc keeps
mp his present rate ~ veto I'LL tho eIpir
alton u the thirty da,s. TIER. Gill No,
~ pnpy ellis snv,i from the general
wreck. N 40 have NJ last secured the
services Of n matt f"r governor wbo-c
s,s,chlr.s ~v~slcin enables him to better
understand Vie needle u tho people In
the way Of iegieistios than nny one hun.
a,ed nicu chos.s by the people for that
purpose are sbis ~ understand u, then
m shsli VI economy and good sovsss-
a,pt, Le sl.oulL bs invssted With the
powss VI dictator and cur ststs Agis.
The state herald., 1893-04-21
tfirst publication Mar 81,
US. Land officc, Sterling, Colorado. I
March "a, l6a,.

no. az. Alias nc, Ice to ontest)
Complaint hay Dig sccn entered NJ this eflicc
by Sat >. Lane again Frank %. fetersn
for failure to comply with law rs To timber.
culture -ntry No. ssb7. d lied Nov. =. 1875. up
on theme u &C 80 tpsn range Is " In Ph,l.
lips county. oior.db. with . view 10 the
canceilat'' Of said entry, contestant sllcg.
Ing ina, frsuk o. Peterson faiiei during the
ath and years nj or date Of said entry to
rcpiacc or supply trees seeds or cuttings on
saia tract for thosr { At had been planted
he cane having failed 10 grow: that he fall
Ell 70 cultivate TIN Acres Of said trnct during
sad sth rnd 9th years 40 required by Law
md that N d IA iure. stiIi exist.
The ss'd parties are her-ny summoned o.
PIP ar At III once on TIN. sri day Of May
~. at'io o'clock A. ~, To respond and fur.
a sh testimony eol'c srnins said nil.Hci fai :
lrc.
II. fvpSox. Register
The state herald., 1893-04-21
lFurt Qualification MANI
Motto -Tiihber-Cul,urs;
sTTnfE sSs IS TIA ia, No. 49,


Complaint having boon tltsrsd at THE ofIics ty
y Abblo Thompson a6kinat william =. Hell.
ming. dccsased. his soirs Of legal representa-
tives for failure 70 comply vi hlAw ~ to Tim.
bcr-Cul,uro Entry No. 0sc7, dated June ySth,
1855, upon tho . l.+sec 10, tp7 range lsw,
In Phillips county. Colo. with Wow To tho
cancellation of.said rhtry; contestant allcg-
Ing that william Z. HelmIns, his heirs and
legal Representatives, faiied during tho 7th
year after making said entry To replant or
cause to b rspianted In trees tree seeds or
cuttings 10 acrca Of said tract In place Of
these formerly planted and which had failed
10 grow rs r. CURED BY law and also failed to
cultivste or cause to be cultivated 10 ncrcs Of
said irnct during said 7th year as required by
law but allowed all of said tract that had ever
been cultivated 70 gf,w ZIP In weeds and he.
come foul and weedy and that all Of said fail.
urcs continue ~ sxist At this time.
The said parties arc hereby summoned to
appear at this uffico 6n tho 9Th day Of May,
1888, alto O'Clock d. H.. 70 respond aud
furnish tcs'iiuofts concerning said alleged
failure.
The state herald., 1893-04-21
tfirst publication Mar III No TO
Timber Culture final Prssf.. Notice iM Publication

} Unitcd stntcs anil Onico, KtcrlInK. Coo I
March u. is92.
k1oticc IL hcrcbv given that Dclansa Pen.
~ ninRton has nlcd no,icc Of Intention to
make hnnl proof bcforu Vim & Rotnnson,
Commissioner U 8 circuit Court for the Dis.
tItct Of Colorado NJ his office In Halyoke,
Phlllips county. Colo, on Friday. The 7ist dny
Of April .tlJ, On timber culture application
Ne. 9i52. for the 80 or Of scc Sb. II. In tp No.
3 n, range NJ. ~ W.
He names m witnesses.
Cyrur W. Black bf Hslyokc, Colo,
David a. fickei !"
Gnstaf A.. Swanson :" 3.
william b. Kelsey
II. L. TKpAoN, Register.
The state herald., 1893-04-21

Tho people of the southern states have
At last awakened to tho fact that it
would he beneficial TO that section OF the
county 10 have some Of the business
enterprise Of the northern states infused
into their buainess circles and the re-
cent convention OF southern governors
at Richmond, Va, adopted ZONE very
strong resolutions fayoring work in the
line OF securing Immigrants.
The state herald., 1893-04-21

n ia reported that Cleveland will
bandon the retaliatory proclamations
against Venezuela, Columbia aud HaytL
Ills party declared against reciprocity
and to be consistent. he must now take II
staui against il.
The state herald., 1893-04-21

William Hanili, the ex-rAilrosd com.
missioner, and Auditor Goodykuntz st-
having n slight disagreement over the
r'eslion Of the payment OF the balance
due on the ex-commissioncr's salary.
Tho auditor refuses to issue o Ger. ificats
Of Indebtedness for the amount Of mon.
ey due Mr.. Harnil,. but the state will
have TO pay this money sooner or lntsi
md the auditor might inst M well say.
I ne aud expense by issuing the certifi
a,te