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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18

Among the visitors at the CapiIol yes
,o AmViS were re the following: $. j.. Baggett,
Commissioning Of M Gnrs S5 SRSsy Of
wanna c9,,nfv. NJ. Oldham, clerk OF
A wap m, county; Dr. Charles smith. mem
1sA -. nS the House OF Delegates from
Northampton county; Hon John 6. fId IT,
iiIIeihtSon county: Hon. James b. Cad1all
y Member, Of the House of Delegates from
D,,la ski county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
JUNIOR ORDER MECH4SJC5.
Election of Oficers-G. II. Gordon of Rich
mnnd Jr, L. y &.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, oct. II
Special.-At a late hour last night The
State Council, Jr. o. L. \. NJ, elected
officers for the ensuing year, as follows:
Jr. p. S. G., G. II. Gordon, Richmond.
S. V. c., l.. II. Guyer Richmond 5.
c. Secretary, Thomas b. Ivey, Peters
burg: 5. c. T., G. NJ. RawsOn, Rich
mond: S c. c., w. f. Smith. Manches-
ter: s. 9. w, W. l.. Mcknight, Char
lottesville; S. c. l. s., 5. u. Snapp,
Stauntcn; $ G. .. s., b. r. Foley.
Alexandria Trustees: W. K. Walden,
9. w Tyler, Richmond. w. y. Morris,
Petersburg. National Representatives,
fiye-years' term. Judge K. T.. w. Duke.
Charlottesville, and ". +. Pugh, Man
chester.
The banquet was held in the armory.
on Market street, and covers were laid
for about 80 The building was hand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18

In the ruhmeshalle of the Berlin arse
nal yesterday morning, the Emperor per
sonally nailed 10 their STATS the l22 flags
OF the fourth battalons, which have been
added To each regiment OF the infantry
service by the military law OF 1892 The
ceremony took place in the presence OF
the Empress and the four eldest OF her
sons, most of the other Prussian Princes
and Processes the sovereigns of Wur-
temburg. Saxony, and Bavaria and the
various army corps commanders and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
Gone to Amherst County.

Governor OFerral left last night, over
The Norfolk and Western railroad TOT
T,,pgbburg from where he viii 80 20
4[[y,bsrst Courthouse this morning 10 make
an address to the Democratic voters OF
tb,t section OF the State In the interest
Of Hon. H. st. G. Tucker the Demoeg gsd,,
49,, Tantb district. The Governor expects
~ return 10 Richmond to-morro"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
FIUhY SUNN DEAD.
He was tho six-Foot ColOrsd Captain OF IL
Football Team.

LEXINGTON. VA, oct. I.-Special-
the six-foot, two hundred pound weight
centre rush and captain Of the Lexington
Giants football team, a cOlored organlZa-
ton of some reputation died here ms
morning from internal injuries received
in a practice game on Monday evening.
The team had a number Of dates to play.
among them the coiored team Of the
University OF Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
E6 o. DIyIb,NU nhDUCHD.
Coal IN , Coke strikcs Cause Deere se In
L. ~ In.


BALTIMORE, oct 1.-THE dire tors OF
the Baltimore and Ohio road to-day de-
cided 10 reduce the Sem!-annual dividend
TO Der cent. For years the prevailing
rate has been IL per cent. In cXpiana-
ton of their action the board says:
During the spring and early summer Of
this year heavy losses Of revenue were
incurred by the protracted strike OF about
six weeks on coal and over two months
on coke, resulting I'm heavy losses, not
only on traffic I'm these articles, but on the
Industries connected with them. The net
earnings for the six months from January
LIST 10 July LIST We're, Notwithstanding suf-
fcent for a dividend Of per cent, leav-
ing q balance TO the credit of profit and
loss.
The board also declared the customary
semi-annual dividend Of per cent. on the
stock of the Washington branch
The statement Of earnings ana eXpen-
ditures for the entire system for the
quarter ending September Soth SHOWS a
net decrease of $4Gj,555, as compared with
the same period last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18

vr Jule HurtIg. the oonular attache OF
III, NJ PnnnHii show. ms on exhibition
AT the Fair grounds, entertained ms
friefds at the Commercial cafe rev
moments at u o'clock this morning, III
Celebration of his twenty birthday.
Among the guests were Mr.. j.. W. Coma
bic, business manager Of the Pompeii
company. Mr.. Hurtig was toasted IN ye
olden time fashion, and many wlshes Tor
his continued success expressed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
TRIED In RIVAL COURTS
TWO JUDGES SIT IN OPPOSITION on
THE ROSEWA TER CASE.
Both Judges Scott and Ambrose Claim the
Right to Try the Noted Criminal
l. bel Suit.

OMAHA, NEB.. oct 1.-THE most re-
markable situation in the history OF
the district court was on this morning.
when two different judges I'm two dir
fercnt rooms engaged In hearing the
same cause.
Judge Scott known 10 be a personal
enemy OF Mr.. RosewatCr, editor OF the
Omaha Bee, announced last night that
he would certainly insist on trying the
criminal libel suit OF Sophia Bennett
against Rosewater despite the request
OF the editor FOR change OF venue and
the decision OF the other five Judges that
the case should be taken from Judge
Scott and tried before Judge Ambrose.
When court convened Judge Scott took
up the case, being upheld and supported
by the county attorney, and entered upon
the hearing of :he motion 20 dismiss
the request for change of venue. Mrs.
Bennett declared IL her intention 10 re-
fuse to prosecute before any other judge
than Scott At the same hour Judge
Ambrose called up the case and CON
tinued II until o'clock judge Scott
heard and granted the motion TO dismiss
presented by Mrs, Bennett, and de-
termined a long declaration OF princi-
Piles, declaring the other judges 20 be
sWayed by fear Of ROsewater. lie IN
sisted that the other judges had no right
TO transfer the case from his docket.
and IN exercising this jurisdiction he dis
missed the motion The case was stu
before Judge Ambrose for hearing THIS
afternoon. Mrs. Bennett positively re-
fused 20 recognize AmbroSe's court IN
any manner, and Will stand by Scott.
The general feeling Is that from legal
standpoint Judge scott Is right
LArER.-Jutgc scott dismissed IN"
case against Roscwater ON motion Z
the county attorney by request OF the
plaintiff, Mrs. sophia Bennett Mrs.
Bennett made this request because She
feared she would lose the case other
wise. She wanted the case tried before
Judge Scott, but i've other judges had
said that Ambrose was the only one
having the right % try a. and she loOkel
upon the action OF the five Judges as IN
dicativc Of their determination % clear
ROs CNdtcr.
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decorated and the table arranged
someiy manner as to beighten the ell
tnc sue en- the ornamen tation Toasts were
rree sI to by Judge Duke. G. a. haT-
SON l.. l.. Whitestone. u. Bot'ond y
samuel Parrish, w. Il. orange anu
The next meeting will be held III "ep'
tember in Danytlle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
JOHN HARRIS CHAFtlN,.
owner OF Fighting Greek.
To-DAY's ENTRIES.

To-DAY's ENTRIES
Running race. mile heats. best two in
three, s30.-Jersey Pat, John L. Leiper'
Chester, Pa; Emo. T. b. Doswsil, DOS
well. Va; Freezer, r. l.. Hubbard, WASH
ington, ID. C.; Poverty, 4. II. MADDOX
Washington, d. c.; Haytienne, J. F. Lud-
Two-forty fiotting. purse $500, mile
heats. three in fye.-Little Steve, j.,
StackhOuse, South Carolina; Louise, j.
George Hooks. Ravenwood, ". Va; WI
liam o., G.. NJ. Hardin, Jr., durham
y. c.; Fannie Golddust, James VI. Smith.
Woodsboro. Md; Flossie b., W. l.; Bass.
Richmond Jim Sherrell. W. c. traley'
Salisbury, N. c.; Pressure Isle. John 7.
Joseph Lassiter. Richmond: Lalla Ander-
son. North Bend Stock Farm, Neyenoke.
Va: Nutgerard, William G. Bryan. Elch-
mond; Ida G., Thomas Hogshead, Staun-
ton, Va; Guirard, John Wilson. White
Creek, W. Va; Claud Melnot, \. VI.
Brownell Richmond
Running, three-quartermile dash, for
two-year-olds, TO carry 80 pounds, purse
well, Va; Mrs. Stewart, r. l.. Hubbard,
Washington. ID. c.; Austin, T. b. Mayo,
Hague, Va; Restless, 3. Cunningham,
Profit. Va.
heats, three in five, purse 500. Rush
Miller, J. Stackhouse, South Carolina
Charley Moore, Joe Gouse, Caldwell,
Olo; Julia o., J. G. Smith, Richmond;
Eliza Jane. G. Pickett, Guyandotte, w.
Va; Nellie levitt, G. NJ. Hardin, Jr"
Durham. y. C.; Lila, James NJ. Smith.
Woodsboro, Nd: Woeful. James Sinclair.
ROane, Va; Presque Isle. John T. Bigss,
Reidsville. y. c.: Miss Clay, $. b. Nell
son. Richmond: Willis ". l.. Bass. Rich
mond; Boston, T. y. Pendleton. Norfolk;
Wiiful Winnie, John r. Biggs, Reds
Vile. y. G.
Running. mile dash. for all ages. Con-
ISOLATION purse, for horses that have
started at this meeting and have not
won, purse $50. Entries for this event
close twenty minutes after race No. ;
is run.
Running, Consolation race, for gentle
men riders, mile dash. for saddle horses
that have started Mt this meeting and
have not won. purse Shady H.. 6.
W. Allen. Richmond: Reno. G. W Rol-
lison. Providence Forge. Va; Emma Lee,
John Moore. Richmond; Brock. william
BernarG. Fredericksburg, Va; Cadet. ,.
Cunningham. Profit Va: Sandy Brown,
". Cunningham, Profit, Va: Warwick.
W. G. A. Gregory Lestor Manor Va;
Katie p, r. G. Mayo. Hague. Va: Mol
lie, r. l.. Hubbard Washington y. e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
PERSONAL AsD amman
Interesting Facts About Richmond W.
zsns and Ofrer Matters

Judge G. Taylor Garnet, OF Matne"'
county. was in the city yesterday. IA
Mrs. s. p. Palmer and Miss Ne guests
w %a, hrs a J. Fox 'illo west Main street
,ord he tho Uii POLK miller combnation enter enter,
tainment at Richmond Theatre to.i,sn,.
Miss Lillian Taylor. youngest daughter aIeif 81
Of Mr.. lanes o. Taylor, Is Vefg 1nynhtb
her fathers residence ho''"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
Unite States ni,trlct and CIrcuit Courts

The United States District and Cir
cult Courts met yesterday. Judge Hughes
presiding
The grand jury Oh. l.. Pelouze. fore
mani brought In two indictments against
Thomas Maitland for smuggling cigars
charged.
The young man pleaded guilty, ana.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
Me-. SARAH FAULKNrP.
.nTTsrtT tncrA- " -

SOUTH BOSTON, VA. oct. 17.-Special.
Mrs. Sarah Faulkner Of Houston, Va,
day. She was a daughter OF the late
Thomas j. Green, a prominent lawyer or
Halifax in ante bellum days and for a
long time Commonwealth attorney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18

The will Of Edward J. Cline was al.
,,ittsl to probate in the Chancery court
yesterday. His widow, Mary Ann CIlne'
GuaIned as the eHecutriN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
ron PEACE ~ my PhlCB
IL tho Views Of Prince Jung, the Uncle oil
Cbina's Emperor.

LONDON, oct IA dispatch to the
Central News says the Emperor OF emma
has ordered all Cinnamon who are ac-
cused of connection with the recently ar
rested japanese spies be sent to Pekin
for trial.
a force Of troops has arrived at Pekin
from Human and Hupeh. by way OF the
Grand Canal They are raw recruits
and badly armed.
Prince Kung, the Emperors uncle, who
Is president Of the Tsung III Yemen, ana
Of peace at any price.
A contract has been closed with an
Austrian firm for the delivery OF large
quantity Of rifles.
JAPAN's NEW STEAMER ARRIVES.
YOKOHAMA, oct. r7.-The steamer Mo
the japanese Government, has arrived
here, having made the passage from
Cardiff In thirty-three days, steaming
500 miles without stopping. Although
Chinese warships were on the lookout for
her, she had no difficulty in eludng them.
JAPANESE HE,DY TO MOVE.
NEW YORK. oct. 1.-THE Herald's
special cable dispatch from Shanghai avs:
Fifteen thousand Japanese troops under
Field Marshal Oyama encampcd across
Regents sword promontory to the north
of Port Arthur, and within sight of the
naval stronghold. They are waiting for
a favorable moment to move forward,
while outside the port japanese cruisers
are ready to intercept all who retreat
seward Sung Kwei, the Emperor
father-in-law, has reached Shanghai
Kwan, a place on Gulf Of Liao-1ung,
where the high road from the coast to
Pekn begins lie takes chief command
and Will try to prevent the landing OF the
Japanese at this point, which possesses
great strategic Importance. A serious
SPLIT has occurred at Pekin between Mr..
O'COnor. the British Minister, and Count
('agcipta RnGEion tffuictar Al for
eigners still remaining in the capital have
received nercmptOTN orders 10 leave.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18

Mr. Joseph McCaulcy and Miss Emma
W vcDoyeU were married at the resi-
dence of the officiating minister KEY W.
4 I.aughon. Tuesday at lZD O'CLOCK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
OBITUARY.
ANNIE DULASY HENRY.

News was received late last night OF
the death from typhoid fever OF Annie
Dulany Henry. wife OF William Writ
Henry, Jr., son Of Hon. William Writ
Henry.
Mr.. Henry was married 10 Miss Dulany
on July 10th. The young couple went Inn
medately TO Duluth, where they spent
the summer, and returned about month
ago to Virginia. stopping for a visit TO
Mr.. Dulany, in Fauquer county, ana
being on their way 10 Charlotte county,
Va. where they expected 10 settle perma-
nently at Red Hill, the old Henry home
stead
The death Of this lovely woman will
sadden many hearts. Mr.. Henry has a
wide circle OF friends here who Will sor-
row with him in his grief
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18

Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Willimena Schwartz to Mr.. Phlip q.
Kelly. TO take place Wednesday. October
sfth, ! A. ~. at st. Mary's church.
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Mr. ". r. COOPER.

WYTHEVILLE. VA, oct lL-Spe-
cial-W. i. Cooper. OF Burk's Garden,
farewell county, died Of appoplexy near
the residence Of Mrs. \. X. Lawson, IN
Wytheyilie. while in his hack. preparing
10 go home. He was a native Of Ken
command. fought CALAMITY in the Con-
feferate army lie was married several
years ago to Miss Lena Lawson, and
was widely known as a successful farmer
and giazicr, and genial gentleman. lie
was about fiity-ive years old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18

I'm the Havana province ~ cuba, rs
well as the Nuelta Abaio district much
damage has been caused hy the over
flowing OF the rivers. due ~ the recent
heavy rains. destroying AN kinds NJ crops.
The low lands. ON which tobacco plants
are sown % be- afterward transplantel,
wore entirely WISHED away By The NluL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
REBECCA 7. PIECE

Mrs. Rebecca r. Pierce, mother or
Messrs. John W. Pierce and William Fl.
Pierce, Jr., died yesterday morning at
the residence OF the first named son, No.
loo south First street Mrs. Pierce was
born and reared in Williamsburg, Va.
Her funeral will take place at o'clock
+. NJ. today from the residence Of Mr..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18

tee of the virginia Agricultural and Me-

tee OF the Virginia Agricultural anu NC
chanical society: has bean
Gentlemen: Much interest," na a5 ,nanu
shown In the gentlemen's races, a ,ha, vo,,,
persons have expressed the WISH .nat s t,an
society offer for Friday Pu, roca -
for a mile or a mile and a quarter rae, 70
be run between Hustler ana S ia,,,a
Creek, horses TO be ridden py GEM en.,ei Iii,
riders. BY having this race, iou "Iii
greatly encourage the interest," heiu ~ ."e
gentlemens races, and IL VIII aiS" NC
drawing card for the society.
Respectfully, c,r,rrr>-
Owner OF Fighting Greek.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
LIBRARY COUPON.

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PnlmOre-C ownan.

Mr.. Elvin Rudolph PalmOre and Miss
Norma Lewis Cowman were married at
tho Brodd-Street Methodist church last
night AT 9:l5 O'Clock In the presence OF a
large number of friends. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. George
Cooper. After the marriage Mir. and
Mrs, Palmore left for a ten days trip to
North Carolina
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
4 Nanscmond Weld!ng.

SUFFOLK, VA, oct. 1T-Specal.-At
Bcnno church this afternoon Miss Salle
Chapman. of Smithhcld and Mr.. Walter
Chapman, prominent farmer Of Isle Of
Wight county, were married The happy
couple drove here and took the SeabOard
and Roanoke train for northern tour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
MATCH R.cR POSTPONED.

As Fighting Creek has won one OF the gem
tlemen's races. and gotten second ana third
place, respectively. In the other two. and
Hustler has gotten first place in two OF
these contests, every lover OF the running
horse Is anxious TO see which is the better
OF the. two. The owner OF Fighting
Creek has decided to submit the follow,
ing:
To the President and Executive Commit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
4 Pre.tr Marriage nj Shndy Grove.

A pretty marriage took place at 10
south First street Yesterday morning,
when Miss Lou Shore, daughter OF Mr..
Il. II. shore, of this. city, became the
bride OF Mr.. John NJ. McAulay, Of Jones'
boro. y. G. only the immediate rala-
tivcs and friends Of the contracting couple
witnessed the ceremony which was per-
formed by Rev. Is. 4. Mcleod, of North
Cdrolinn, brothcr-in-law of the bride.
The happy couple left for their future
hnmn IN Month Enrnlll.n
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-01
FAlRVTEW.

A iinc shower III thia vicinity Monday
afternoon.
A. Ctspble and family nre visiting
at Wuuntta, Neb.
Mr.. Caublo Of Indiana Is hero visiting
bis brother.
Rev. Sno~hsrgor will preach Sunday
June 81 nj 1890 at tho building on q. ].
Slaief'p claim,
Il y Stout Justice OF the pence and
some OF our ciIlscna met al julie wiihct.
bcc's ranch laat Monday aud read law 10
certain parties in regard 10 depfcda,iona
committed on herds
Anderson Dallontinc III go 10 sief
ling to work.
Dick Sholeh lcuycs this week for Gree
llN
Mr.. Dnyal aud family will leave Tor
Cooper county, Nebraska. mex, Monday.
brel Smith and White were In this VI.
clpity lnst Tucsday.
Rev Chaplin OF Nebraska yiAitsd bis
daughter Mira II. Mnckie. While here
iie preached nj Daagf sebool heoar.
4 number from this ucightofbood nj
tended decoration ,xerci.eh NJ lloiyokp
9u,ss Wuo.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-01
OBITUARY.

John T,wols was born in Cnmberlan d
county, Pa. Aug. II, 1913 and died Nay
70, ls9s. Ho resided 10 Cumberland
county Until 1870 when he took up his
residence in Henry county, III. On Nav
O. 1873, he was united in marriage TO
Mary McSamee of Atchinson, III. In
the spring Of 1880 ho and his family
moved to Care county. Mob
where they msde their homo ull 1880
vhsn thoy came to Phillips cous,y, their
home at the time OF his death. Tho do.
coAssl WAS converted In 1916 md united
with the n. y. Church since which time
hs lived faithful and consistent chris.
tisr life He leaves vito and two chill
and girl who have tho sym
pfsiy OF msny friends in this sudden
aud sd bereavement. Tho funeral sor.
vices wers held At Hoiyoks Wednesday
afternoon. May 20. Rev. Colleit preach.
cd the funeral sermon and tho church
building was crowded with sympa'hiz-
ing friends. rh, remsins wero laid to
rest Ia the iIolyoke cemetery.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-01

]. T. Wolf Of this county has for ssv.
efal years at times been a sufferer from
epilepsy and the frat OF last week he
was taken with severe attack Of the
disease which finally assumed such !
violent form that 1t was thought bsst, ,tn
send him 70 The asylsm at Pssbls. - -
WAS brought TO Holyoke, Monday Of this
week, and upon examination was pro.
nouncsd insane and sheria Guthrss
started with HIM on tho afternoon train
for Pueblaf Judge Robinson appointed
E. L. Amber to assist the sheriff in TAX.
ing Mr.. Wolf to Pueblo. This Is sad
blow on this most worthy family and
they have the sympathy OF . host Of
friends in the county who will hope Tor
the speedy recovery Of the husband and
father and that lie may soon be able to
return to his wife and children.
~UAfEK. + Tuesday forenoon the sad
news Of the death OF J. T. Wolf was re-
ceived at Holyoke. He died on the
train soon after leaving Sterling for
Denver. Tho remains were taken to
Denver, prepared for burial and brought
to holyoke Wednesday.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-01


Mr.. Wilson, OF Boulder county, before
leaving Holyoko for home last Saturday,
agreed to return soon with tools for put
ting down two thousand foot prospect
we'll on couuty property provided he
could be assured Of the making Of . tax
levy to pay for the same. lie would al.
so require enough money advanced dur
ing tho pTogrsss OF tho work 10 pay his
necessary expenses while putting down
tho we'll. Two plans have bsen suggest
ed for securing county property on
which TO pu. down the prospecting we'll.
One is TO purchase land for . poor farm
aud ths other 10 10 secure lots in Hol-
yoke on which to erect y court house.
II Ia urged in behalf OF the buying Of
land for poor farm that the land can
DO purchased cheaper now than II ever
can be again aud that the increase IN the
value Of the land would pay . high rate
ot interest on the purchase price aud
make II good Investment FOR the coun.
~. In behalf of securing lots on which
10 erect court house II 10 cisimsd thrt
the Liueoln Town Site Co. has made a
proposition 10 donate 10 the county .
block In Holyokc for court house pur.
poses provided tho county viii erect =
court house and put down = prospecting
we'll for nr'csisp wator on tho property.
II IL also claimed that by ,hs closs OF
this year thero will 10 available funds In
tho county treasury that would 70 kr
toward paying for the construction Of a
court house md that by building court
house Il would cut on the expense u
rent on county buildings and also pro.
vide much safer deposit for the county
records. Each plan bss merits, but W.
aro not NJ this tims sufficiently informed
~ TO tho probable cost Of court house
such an would be needed or tho nmount
of available funds for the construction
OF the same 10 comment on the sdvisa.
bility OF the plan 10 build conrt house
this year, but we have no bssitaney in
advocating tho plan 10 prospect for ar.
tesinp water al tho expense of tho couD,
". Every person who owns real estate
~ Phillips equity In Interested In know.
ing whether nf,ssian water can bo oh.
tanned 10 the county or not and over,
property owner, nonresident IN we'll M
resident. should help bear the expense
of investigating this ,ubtter by means Of
tax levy lot that purpose. In order 10
make such levy tho test well must be
put down on county property mud II 10 u
be hoped TINT either bne oi tho plans
suggested or some other will de decided
upon IN order that tho work nn Tie test
we'll may commence without delay
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-01

Willie HeRin6otham had the misfor.
tune to break an arm last Saturday. He
was riding bicycle and carrying car
OF oil and was thrown from the bicycle
and fell on his arm breaking both bones
below shs elbow,