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BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for the wost--

Anor stay Of foveral years % wash
luFlon, b. O., during which hoha, hoaomo
familiar with tho workings Of Congress
and tho departments, Judge Cha. W.
saynor, an Attorney aud Counselor OF
the Supreme Couri Of tho unilol states,
ispreparod to promote propor legislation
by appearing before Committees tad
Informing influential Congressman a. to
tho moods OF clionts and communities
represented by him.
IIo also continues his prao'lce In tho
General Land Once, prepares appeals,
makcs an wora and arguments before tho
Commissioner and Secretary, analyses
snd reports or cases 10 psiornoyaai a
distance. and attends TO general land
business. Terms reasonable Services
prompt aad reliable, 20. Address, Box
~, Washington d. O.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E'Iale otDII0il D NuUcr, dlttlI1-

ESTATE OF Belinda D. Mufsor doe,lfoL
ArOTlCE iH HEREBY Given ~ THE
~ underlined, uArHUtrIa OF the rHtaio uf
uUI 600 persons having claims against 600 sail
deHra| 90, tu pNuiIIt tlHm with iho necessary
Won moro, WItIU tfu months ritrr Quo u.Ht
ut HuHIH MIII HFuHt. aH.f llaU CITY, UTAH
bon tho County zoo .l't iHLg,
Dated january 600. 20.
LOUISE HYIhIluu nAnfOS
INHgutr|E lI belinda o.. HIuf.rr Declared.
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ana in accordance with law ana TOO orier ~
The Hoard OF uiftctprH made ON thu Hcygntu
DAY Of october. nos, BOO many shares OF each
parcel Of stock aH mHy Dee ncreafarY, VIII Uu
toid A. The once Of ilr secretary nc tOu.utI
uun building. at lHLu city, Utu, on Mon
day. thH fourth day OF december. 1853, NJ ap.
On. 90 pay tho delinquent assessment, together
with tho c0sta Of aiygrrHIug anu expense Of
sale, W 4. MA iE. Secretary
OnIgo, room 2ll Constitution building, salt
Lake city, Utah,
A. mcctaF of thu hoard of directors %
lho rtNlor aiming nnl ul iui company heIl
on the goth duy OF November, 1895. ihp dHto Tor
tue snlu Of inc above stock wac postponed
uitil the och DAY 90 December, 1870, at an. m.,
az the above named place.
W.. hENrlE. Secretary.
~ meeting OF che board OF directors or tho
atNlrr Mining ana Mullins Company, hold uu
We sifd day Of Doc, lsG| ihn date Tor no allo
oi thg above stock was postponed until thr
y.lh day n January l"i, N gpin., 40 thu
above named place.
Secretary.
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Tho people Of the TERRITORY OF Utah soma
uc.uur 40 John a. Oror.hcrL Am q,
etorshrCk, vivian troc5nrrs, Eleanor A.,
uruosbscs. J0Icnl ~. STOUT fionry ~. Or,on.
~. NJ. bacon, Ul4h National nHuk q corpora
ton, Jlue. lueACr nnl iivup wallace, 60.
of fucker q Wallace, b J.. ArDnUg j, %. lolt,
s. d. Mrrrlt, o.. e. lauCy NgN Martin. and
Samuel T.. Lgipfol cu'rArtnci. under iho ntm
Nhir Hardware tl,a com ration, defendants.
Wow Arc HEREBY REQUIRED TO
~ appear m An action brouE lt a.amat you
uy the above named IluiUut. lu 600 ulatrlcl
Court of tht lrud judicial butrct OF thuIOf,
plmui nlul ihurcin wilma zen dAya toNcluaiyn
~ thu day oil lrrurUI after che service on you
uf THE aummluH-l served Wituiu tuls county,
or, if served out uf tuln county, bur in thi
forty Gays, or Judgment By default wil bh
ukcn against Ylu, according % tho prayer of
Thr said ACTION y brought to have Judgment
araiuat defendants Nicholas a., William ana
John 8. hrogtbcck, 300 tie sum Ut tll.UII, with
interest % ,eighi per ent peI 1annum nom
news ttu, alleged 60 ho due uu o. certain prom.
iasory noto, rsguuttd by said deicutauis 90 de,
forest from dHig % olght per cont per aunum,
Same being due aud wholly uupal. and
secured hy mortgage ul even uAlo on premises
lorctnuUer described, executed BY doioudants
ihis court l0r i0rocosurU OF aHd moriFaFc,
Tint proceeds ut Gale of tnid premises be- hps
plea ln payment of amount fuu nlHluuu, with
hs c0ri8, gud balance in payment OF sums due
defendant stout ut above, that defendants,
rScrpt sau -toutt, De barred 0t Ml clAim OF
equity OF raiumpuou iu said prem,
islHs that defendant sIoaU have
Judgement for any dcu iCnryi that
q receiver be- appointed 20 take cuHIEU OF such
preuUca, uu1 collect a.lrentG MCrur0m. uud
upply proceeds 90 payment ut sand dcIcudanrs
murigHrc Aul Tor other relief tulu muItr1rad
premises ury described as fuuuNat beginning
at point 1885, fUrt =, nom q, w. corner lot q
hlncL 51, u'at a, salt Lake Guy survey, thence
r. 0Jt foot lhrncc T. 20 ro1B, thence ~ DIit
feet, houco % rods 60 beginning, ltuAto
100 su't M city and rouutf. luh.
And you are hereby notified mat % You Tan
90 appear ord answer thCaHif complaint
HH above required thu aad Ulnuun Will upply
90 tt,I tYug Cor tho relief demanded therein
MuuptH, tNH Hon, hariUs Z. Iauu, JudFc,
nud inr Yea. Of tho District Court uI
tlu lhud Judicial uHtucl Boa ana for
l6rAt. tho Territory of utHh, thu 1Uih dayuf
August In thn yrar nl our lord
ono thousand eight hundred and
niuriy-iuruc
lENHi q. MCMILLAN, Clerk.
Hv GRO y. LOOMS, Deputy ulCrh.
iosE. * SCHROEDER Attorneys, Commercial
block,
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NARsHAL's SALE.

IluHsuANr To ~ EXECUTION TO ME
i directed hy tho Third nstr.et Cnurt of ITO
TERRITORY uf lhl, au1Il expose u public sale.
hl iNn front door Of Ono County Court house Ia
ihn Guy uf -l't l.GhC, Couutyof -alt t.akr and
irluiHy ~ l'Hr, un Tho liih day " January.
D. .. o.. Ton O'Clock a,m., AL ne tighL title.
claim and interest Ui william Grocsheck on. IN,
nul 90 Nn following described ruu tsiats
.iiIt O., lying ami being W lt ilEu City and
county, un dgsrri' aH follows, 90 wiz.
Toe undivided uuysUIHuth interest uf william
nr1r..he.h ut in, and 60 thH following real O..
r6mmcnuuF ia foot north from southwest
CORNER ui lul seven tI, block th.riy.uint ll9l.
r.at "A', nHlt lHhU tlts survey, thence north
rity seven aud one. halt llitI feet. thence
uaHt one hundred alkty-fOur 400 foot; thence
south nitY Huyyu uu1 one halt l3gi.l feet.
thence west one huuiruI HlNly.i0ur I5il feet
Go place ut beginning
Allo. commencing live .il rods south from
uUilArst corner ui lot three IiI. block Thirty.
tEr .lI, plat a, tait Lake city turrcyi thence
east twenty .tlI rods, thence north ten ami
ono hall .luaI feet, thence wet twenty Illl
rods thence south ten and one half ,l0tl feet
o. beginning.
10 bo s0li o. tho property of william
9nrsnuUa, no tho suit OF alcinbCrEer q
hlIuHUcU.
rgrns of Gale, cash.
SAr 81. BRIGHAM,
49,, ny L. =, ARcWEH Deputy Mar.haL
bnlpd doe 2uth lsH.
hputi, LrL oiNr, Attouegs for Plain.
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NOTICE or sTOcKHoLDERs'
MEETING.

NoriCE rs uEENN GNES THAT
y rho annual ufrunF ~. .ua st1tE
holder Of tho barnes lllniy Company Will be
h'.i tt thn unmrluTa uW "r. So. ltaud 81
south Nam street. HaIt tao CIV, Utah. oH
iurtalF, tle i|tH tIY 90 January. AD. i.Hl
o. II u.r'uf I.m, iur iU0 purpose uf O'oct.BF
ariiUn NJ HHeh ol.cr Hgfiau. al shall properly
come before O..
sIIt Lake city, Jaruary and. i-1t
joins !. NEBENFU
htUFHtaav.
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nnrlnr 1n naEnlrnRs.


NOTICE II Hereby GIVEN UY THE
N undersigutd, IS. Taylor aImuI..
traitor of the estate uf Daniel D. IaHIa.s.
deceased, 10 tho creditors u, aud BI nUrHlus
having claims aEanst the eaii de.H HH. 10
exhibit Them with tho ueccHflfY NIHU.Ora.
within ton months after The nrst Uu cation
uf ihis notice. 90 the said admiuisiflI.. DIS
umrD. So. ti7 Dooly Hoo sAt l1.U CIty.
in tIf County Of salt Lake, Utah.
" rAYfHn.
Administrator o. the cftato Of U.HIol D..
DANIELS. deceased.
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.Nh.raas ilcur utnHHfyr. mnulrlrI. suI
hNif..f NJ. NtuNl'i.I. H.N Adelaide U.UU.I.N..
nn We. o.. .1't lahu uHug. iaH, executed.
l1onr. trustee, % 90. .u o.. -fG iaEs ODD
Territory u. iHI. .Ur. ..TI.IH uU.. uIyH.
,c.iu. eaw ms rria.s of u..Hgl 40.
90 aII alf Iit. DuH.... boz H.Ha "sI"
ni |HI H|s" Uu UH".. ... ..I 90 u. f.H
% 'Ni '.. N..H .I raf l..H
note lUgrDu IU.tT .ri. iH.t.U.Huuf ....Ul
N...... iH f.N "I... No N.... ID. NI."U. Hu
lh .. .I 90 ...I. .H..H friDc. thereon
UuT cont U." .uuIm Ium UIfe, HrI
upon 5000 following ID..HI, pfru..cf. 500.
,lm.tugg OFF, ruIn. two ono HHr.ntIl .|
RODE wees uuW tHg slutI u.trHrHur Ii IHi t.u
tl, Nurs m.r rfsni -.. p..I 4. sale Il OIL
luN survey fUu fn"UrU north thirteen 900
tgur, lHrHrc Eoai two auI uHU UHf No.. r1st.
two HuI uHU hlif IL. D rode. 90 Che place HI
beginning. nIHu 900 IUu bog o., uf|U IUu interest
@, goo ai licnp uonnatCi, nHauCa %. ten.
ha.i.rH 20 AieNuig utuHltsri 300 HHd ip g1
NNIf.f. ...l UIgH'HH. U"I.. HHuAfU iu tIu
g.l % .. Boz. gYuutI ui -..tlaau lrd Ter
NbcHgi|. itia provided Boo .al uait decd.
among Huaf tlIuF.t iuHf iu Ua.U uHftuIt ug
u.lr n iN' u'} .'.i %. r.tArl D. Hl't uotr,
rai,t hy suI trua luoI. or 90 Ma
tHN.H ur HHHH..uUuU 900 .aII UU.nIH H. fUUu
.gIl lu' t' alal H'.l a1i ~ POGO %. Hai
nI iIlH usHt tito, uununi. lud .IuNy OF 90.
ha.tsU taaHc. ID. Dsnbalicr. ADD AIoIaiic
therein forever either boz mam ur DO
separate uarru.H W iUo holder uf said note
may IfuiDr. l' Vuun1 auction 10 the
front door uI tho Douft House in tIt County ut
-ali Laho lui Irmior ut uuH. Or ou Haii
lfru'tH, HH may Do HUu.iucl u soc uoucC 90
Hu"N No, Iut iIt hIEh".t uui Beet Uuru lHu
l1Hv 1915 M'rf Iu rIuu. alter EN.uE tHiuF
ID . FL Q RI NJ q 81 ID
iu tH1 tHII County of sIIt ti.u. and
whereas, the mAsufH uf Ha'u t|uHf deed have
made drituI Boo iuD payment ui 900 uuIn auu
igf.st thereon. HuI h'r1 neglected auu tri'ui
g. pny go taNcs ol Had urcmIt.H COS ihu year
WUaUta. ibo holder OF said motto aud Iu.
autnftl rnulHtil aalt premises puUu1ut tu fIv
power au4 authority 90 MIN Ncftgd in and uy
Sow therefore public uot.ruta hHra1y gwen
tl".l IHHuI %. rlrOn. trIatcr ta aiuIoHl.I,
1901. uu InuTa |aF tuU urHt lly uf February. IS.
.. l..i, 700 ven utluUt 4 100. ut Hlii Gay. 100
llg a'uu we. corner ui Hni prom.
ytY Uf SAID Iakr. fyI 90 pubic auction
tn ihr h'.hr.t ana UUHl bidder Cor UlHU,
cara pI.Wfts hulynHUi Dol described, together
Dos trr. Uhart. iI Duhaitgr ava Afo
lHtu ncuuatgG thrIr HoirH ana assigns
l1g..,.., Coy ihe puwg.o ut. .r.y.
tfyr uu. HUd HaIu ilrHs. nHu tHg UUs,. Huf -
rgUrr. 90 executing tIa ifuft aru WIlI UHsH.
execute, acknowledge an1 IyI,o t1 tHu
purchaser ur puiruugrH Of HlIu uroWI yH,
good au1 sufficient ug.I uF druIs OF convey.
dated ~ -Jm day Of psr.mber. A. 70.
lra jAliEs u. nAuuN.
J. vs.. Jrnn. Attorney.
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SUMMONS on Cross COMPLAINT.
N-rIIt07"u rI1lnUa

John a. tT1UtuHcs.Aau ~. orHgHlrUk William
hHUUHbgsk Eleanor Do. erHrHHlHs ,AscuIiH-
~ eIuHHNrC., Uhula truuaurrt, Joseph
~. Hiuuif uHurY NJ, G.Ura, 10. No hacou,
l.tun National Bank, o cuIpIrIuuu, James
~ kHr HuU Honey ~. Wallace, 90 partner.
DONG luHuosI under tnH urm name ut
tucker d Wallace, g.. H. Aruhe. y. %. E1.t,
d. Pc. IerIl 10. 81. llLUy, MA. Martin aud
rtmuu. T.. Lefp1cr, r1'pGrfnuFl, uL1fr Cue
nru numu uf Mnr.ln 81 luip8ur aud il0usn.
ton, Mchlir Hardware 90, "a corporation,
Defendants.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
iu che matter of tbr estate Of Iolnidss 4
Iulitu, deceased

HM HIIN N''|.N.f N.N.|H NI NNN 100. HN|N Lake
County, Territory uf Utah
To- The matter 1f iHg estate OF LoIuIdas g.
IUlilu, deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES THAT
~ John ~. llur|ir.. 1duiuIstrltnr OF tho
t.Hto ~ LruuiiIa d.. Ecat'ie deceased.
iHH rendered tur settlement, aud flrd Doe fHtd
court, niH iual account uf HiH Naturalization
Of Huil estate ami urilfon Tor Guul distribution
ul lhr residue ut HHId DHtAfrHnuuH flH pprHuuH
cnutrl thrrrtu,aud that WyIur. HIr tuu altt
dlN of January = 10 1924. az ll u't'Otk il..
ht tun court room of said court, BOO 1000 County
lnuu House SAT- Lake city anti tuluty, ttAh
lNTHilI"t Doc Doc. duly appointed lY thr
JuIsH uI tAIl rHuIt fIr iIr afflHmrutot s1tI
account aul hearing HHii uruuuu t.r iIstr|Hus
iINu,At which iInr AMI place uUV ugrspu inter.
t"iFi iu HlIl estate may HUuHH. aud show
.auEr n guy there be- whY slil account shouId
uHt Hr .rifIri ana approved au final dlstrIbu.
ton made Ha PRAYED fos
Dated January sth, 1851
~. " MEIuY.
t.tIa ui thu Probate Court
by q. D. jf,H. IrTtfT.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
in tho IllUric Court lu aud for Sal. lake
county Territory OF u,ah.


NMlhNf hNNtAHtAf
NOrlCE Do HEREBY GIVEN IltAr
~ James g. Smith a.u,uHlrat0F of tue
priAtg pi john b Smith, deceased, has rem.
duul tlf settlement aud lIud lu Eld Court uf
tina. accuaut ut nfs administration 0l said
estate anu petition iur uual distribution ut tun
rtHliuc OF rHld estate among Che urrsput emit.
uul thereto, ami thHt Wednesday, the lith liF
uI January A.u. $3.50. at ln O'Clock u,iu.. az thu
Court fUUMut .Nl Court, u tu1 County tHgv.
House ~fIt l.atU l.fy uul .nuuB, lttu Ter
rltuIy, Doc been duly appointed hy tho judge
OF SAID Court tur tlu settlement Of Hud Nc.
count and uuArluE tHll petition Tor tHtrhu.
ton, 90 which uWr and place amy person lus
tvruHiyl lu said uHiHtH may appear ana show
cause, DO any there Doc, why said account should
moi hc suuIuuund approved and lnal dlslliJu
ton MADE HH prayed for
Dated December -lat lhLt
ID. ", MELON,
CLERK OF TIE Probate Court
by j, b. JACK. Deputy.
WAuuEIL & ADAMS.
Attorneys Tor Ealate.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.
Delinquent notioo.-GuHIy Mining and Nilrin,
Company.
I0'al'h o. w5ftl1Wnie Pine County. Nevada

NOTICE, ruEug ARE uELiNQuENr
- urnn iho following describe 10 RS ON
account 1f Assessment foyird ON tbD nan dav
.' tN|tuNcfi l.''. Che several amounts set
.'N i" coo uruHl OF Che respective share.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE



Location OF ONCE and principal place of busI.
noes, cullen hotel west second .uuFU
sreai, SAT- Lake city. Utah
~ OUDE rs HEREBY GIVES TiIAT AT
~ regular meeting 0I tle I6IrI oil
ore ilr OF s.iic0mpHuy. held uu tHH ..fG In.
% December, lHi, H.scfsinc If $50 u. of .t ueT
tho capital stock 81 The r.rrUfttf.n. u...II'
lmmc IlUcly 10 The sCfrrtlr., it tIH uf... 90
500 company, room pl cullen Hr.u.. Huat
second south street. SALE lIaH "iv. tlh
ItrI.nr, Any stools upon which tUa uH#U...
mont thAIl remain unpaid Uu saturday. TIu.
-.t '~'l. WiIl Do delinquent and advertised Cor
cole no public auction and uulCHa payment H
iutdc before, will 1U sold on rurH i4y, tOH DO.
l.'i, nt O'Clock D.. m. tl pay Gao HrIH.uUHt
assessment together with tuo costs uf H.Egr.
t..u. lni expenses N aI'r.
lH ugIDruf tl0 board of H.HU.fIf..
d W. WitiILuI 80 JU.
~ %. lioN iCsa ae.rGlry.
salt lake CIV, Utah. rrf 81. I-s
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pEllNouENT AssEssMENr.

Delinquent n0uce.-seucr Mining and Milling
Company
Location % principal place ~ tutinosa. sAlt
Lake Diiy, ltah.
location az worIt O.. lIuio county, Utah.
NOTICE THERE NgI uELNQuES up.
~ uu iNu following described stock ON fr.
c1untofnasgssmom IUyic1o u thr seventh Gay 1f
october IHII fHH HuNUIE. amounts HyI opposite
o.. nantes uf tie rcsUCfu,u shareholder. lf
follow.
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II'haId NuoII1f, dlfendlnt
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,-.. ~ o.. T. ARcnEH Deputy MarIhai.
Dated Dec. 2lIh. lsII.
huuIi, LrL q OiNY, Atto.ucgs Tor Plain.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-12-21

serious complications. There are not
many who believe that Corea can man
tain a state Of independence. 1t is a
very weak and remarkably unprogres-
sive nation; it occupies a country whose
seaboard is coveted by powerful ma
tons. Russia and Britain certainly,
and Germany and Italy probably, are
among European powers that desire
possessions on the Corean coast and
it is absurd to suppose that Japan has
entered upon a spirited and costly war
without hope of territorial aggraDdize-
ment. 1t will be strange if the Euro
pean powers consent to act as media
tors between China and Japan without
demanding pay for their services, and
the pay is likely to be in the form OF
Corean harbors. Japan, also, as the
now dominant Oriental nation is like
" to get a slice of the Hermit nations
territory. Something like to that
which has happened in Samoa may be
about to happen in Corea, with, Of
course, the addition Of Russia to the
number of powers giving a guaranty Of
protection and independence" to .
plundered nation.
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Another IrrigatOr Coming.

Hon, A. b, Montgomery lately re-
ceiyed a letter from NJ. c. Trout, car
accountant of the Ohio Central lines
at Toledo, o., in regard to Sherman
county irrigation, Mr.. Trout owns the
Martin Hosley place near Edison. It is
as follows;
To Hon A. B. Montgomery:
TOLEDO, o., Dec. 13.-NF. J. r. Ship
man of Edison, Sherman county, Kan,
gives me your name and address. l am
personally interested in land near
Goodiand, and want to learn something
about irrigation. | want To know what
is necessary in way of providing where
with 10 irTigate-pUtting down we'll,
pump, etc The capacity per acre of a
we'll, aud machinery necessary thereto.
If You cannot give me this information
viii you kindly turn my letter over to
some person i'll your city who can give
me this information. NJ. c. Trout.
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A GREAT IRRIGATION SCHEME.
To Dam Up the south Park in ColOrsd,
aud Flood the West


aud Flood the West.
RepresentatiYe-elect Andrews of LO-
gan county, is going to introduce a bill
in the coming legislature to provide
means to irrigate the "Great American
Desert" His plan IS to cam up the
South park in Colorado, thus making
an inland ocean that would be as great
in extent as The great lakes. He figures
that this can be done for 100000.
In commenting on the scheme the To
peka Capital says:
IF such dams we're built, as Mr.. An
drews suggests, it would indundate the
the great South park and back water
up clear to the second range. Cripple
Creek would be about 200 feet under
water, and LeadvilIe would become a
sort of a seaport town. Mr.. Andrews
realizes all these things, but he says
they ars Of minor importance compared
with the vast territory to be benefited.
Mr.. Andrews says that prominent en-
| gineeTs have said the scheme is one
that can be carried out
Huge canals could be constructed
from this artificial ocean to the Allan
tic On one side and the Pacific on the
other. and from the gulf of Mexico to
the great lakes. These canals could be
used by the ocean steamships in going
from New York to San Francisco, doing
away with the high-priced railroad as a
means Of transportation. The canals
could be laid out so as to reach every
town and constructed so as to catch
the eye, or telescope rather, and trans
NIT message to the eager watcher on
Mars who for years and years have so
anxiOusly waited for the answer to their
own canal hieroglyphics. This scheme
would also do away with the wander
ing William" problem; each "bO" could
have his own special gondOla and sail
instead of tramp, from town to town
The two old parties and the 'four hun
bred" could use this lake to clense their
dirty linen which would give the water
great additional value as a fertilizer
There is no limit to the possibilities OF
this scheme, which will probably be
consummated as soon as the 100000
appropriation can be made and the
residents Of Cripple Greek and other
inter-mOuntaiu towns affected finish
constructing their RATS and get their
life-p Teservers bUckled on. Its a great
scheme, Mr.. Andrews, a great scheme,
and will probably result in great good
to the west, but Sherman county is
going to put in pumping plants just as
though that canal scheme had never
escaped from that great head of thine.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-12-21
SheriTs Sale.
FIRST published Dec. 3

tFHst published Dec -
IN the district court Of the saith judicial district
sitting in and Tor the county Of Sherman. in
the state Of Kansas; Otto AueT plaintiff SIS Lewis
A. Warner, et. al, defendants By
virtue Of an order Of sale issued 70 ae out Of said
district court In the above entitled action. will
on Saturday the Izth day OF January, A. D. 1855,
al o'clock p. IN. Of said day, az th- east front
door Of the court house in the city Of Goodllui
IN the county Of Sherman in The state Of Kansss.
otter at public sale and sell 10 the highest and best
bidder, Tor cash IN hand, all the follCwi1g des-
cTibed real estate. t0wit. All Of The southwest
quarter Of section two 81. On township seven 81
south. Of range fhuty-seveu .57'. west of tie
Sixth t6l principal meridian. .tigg aid ste
uated in abe county Of Sherman IN the STATE 0f
Kansas The above described real estate Is taken
as tie property If said defendant and IS directed
by said CTder O. safe 90 Toe sold, ard Vil be sold
VlthoutaPPT O. satisfy said order of sale
Dated a my Office In GCodisnd, Kansas. tEis 5rd
DAY Of December, 1894 SUleS KEMP
E. s. KNIGHT Sheriff Of Sherman County
Attorney
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-12-21

The state Of Kansas can boast Of the
only silk fi}aturo in tile United States,
1t is = state silk station at Peabody
where 10 reels are operated. The bust
meas of the station is to supply silk
worm eggs free to all Kansas appli-
csnts. The cocoons that are raised
from these eggs are purchased at the
rate Of 81 per pound and reeled in the
filature. Not very many persons OBJ
tain eggs from the station and raise
cocoons, but those who do make from
$40 to s100 each spring for the six
weeks work required The raw silk
from Kansas grown cocoons is the best
in the world, according to one of the
leading importers in this country. The
Peabody filature is operated at an ex-
pense to the state, owing to the fact
that the wages paid to the reelers are
seven or eight times as great as are
paid in France and other silk produc-
ing countries.