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The herald., 1894-11-13
TIE DATE OFHOL DING THE CITY
ELECTION.

There e said to be movement under
way to provide, in the new charter. that
all elections-naiional, state, county and
munieipal-shall be held on the same
day. The main argument advanced by
the proponents of this plan ls that 1t
| will prove economical, as 1T Will cost
| little more to hold the combined city
and state election than to have bnt one.
| On the contrary, while an insignificant
amount, embracing the cost OF clerks,
judges and polling places, might be
saved by the proposed consolidation OF
elections, it would in reality prove the
most costly possible plan for the citizen
and taxpayer. for it would prevent the
placing OF the municipal government on
a purely business basis.
While the adherents OF the plan
probably do not realize it. the proposed
consolidation would throw the election
OF municipal officers right into the heat
of q partisan campaign, based on ma
tional issues. What effect on the tariff
or the silver question would the election
of a mayor have? Why should he be
chosen for any other reason than that
ne would conduct the business OF the
city in business like way with honor
and dignity2
At a general election, national or
state, the bosses do their most success
ful work, and if at the came time city
officers are to be chosen. Webbers
and Lindleys would have much better
chance of controlling the selection OF
the city ticket, than il the citizens
were called upon simply to cleo. city
officials from business point of view at
a time when their political and econom-
ical vision was not obscured pg the
smoke and dust of a partisan conflict.
The eelection OF a mayor, cOuncllmen
and other municipal officers should be
performed with ss much coolness and
circumspectjon as q business man would
give to the choice Of a superintendent
of his factory or q general manager Of
his store. The only strife that should
exist at such an election should be that
engendered by the followers of candi-
dates each of whom should be 80 quail
fed as to properly fill the Office if se-
leoted. By removing the date OF such
an election as far as possible from q
general election, the element of "practi.
cal" politics. as practiced by the bosses.
would be largely removed, and in fact
the selection would be to great extent
made on q non-partisan basis. That is
what is needed in city gov.
eminent. The professional politi-
clans. the ward heelers, the Office
seekers for revenue only, and the bosses
will protest and loudly assert that such
doctrine is party treason. If it
be party treason to encourage system
that will conduce to good. honest. econ.
omicsl, progressive, business-like city
government, make the most OF it, All
good citizens must be traitors to that
extent and can but hope that the council
committee which is considering the
point, will take the business-like view
of the matter and put the city election,
say late in the winter or early in the
spring.
The herald., 1894-11-13

THE Times of this city represents the
Republican party in way go consistent
with good judgment, as well as party
point of view, that its utterances ON the
present gubernatorial situation can be
accepted as the opinion of its party, or
At least the best element OF that organi-
sation. In it's issue of yesterday it con-
tsins the following very significant state.
nent:
Whoever is elected governor in Cali
foTnis, there must be an end TO bossism,
actual or apparent. The Republicans
pf the state are sufficiently intelligent to
2Rasge their ewn affairs Hithout she
The herald., 1894-11-13

IT APPEARS that Superintendent Muir
of the Southern Pacific company, and
General Manager Wade OF the Southern
California Railroad company. would
soon eolvs the problem OF using petro-
leum as fuel for locomotives. On the
Southern California road the experiment
has passed the fret stage and the iadi-
cations are good that Southern California
oil will soon supplant coal as a producer
OF motive power.
The herald., 1894-11-13
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers of all delinquent mail subscriber
10 the Daily Herald viii be promptly discon-
inued hereafter. No papers W II be sent to
subscri bers by m all unless the same have been
paid for in advance.
j. P. Fisher, newspaper advertising agent,
2l Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, is an
authorized agent This paper is Kept on file in
his office.
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The Herald is sold at the Occidental Hotel
news stand, San Francisco, for DC a copy.
contributions returned.
The herald., 1894-11-13
Mr.. BUDD'S PLURALITY INCREAS
ING.

The count OF the gubernatorial vote
continues to be exasperatingly slow and
uncertain in important features, as, for
instance, the complete result in San
Francisco.
At midnight the returns showed de-
cided gain for Mr.. Budd, his plurality
being 1913. with 139 precincts to hear
from, and based on q plurality in San
Francisco of II, $50, while the Demo-
cratic central committee claim that ia
about 200 votes under the correct figures
The prediction made in Yesterdays
HERALD proves so far correot-that in
the precincts giving Mr.. Estee plural
ity, the proportional gain would be
much smaller than MIR. Budd's gsins in
his precincts.
The herald., 1894-11-13

ARIZONA sees that the people OF the
country want gold and proposes to give
it to them. In an interview yesterday
Ex-Governor Murphy of that territory
output there has increased sl,07S 900
over the previous II months. 1t is to
be hoped that Arzonans will continue
to increase that output, for they can
spend it In Southern California to great
advantage.
The herald., 1894-11-13
NEW ELECTRIC ROAD.

Boom in Lots Down Central Ave-
The new double electric road is being
built down Central avenue, and which,
like the University line, will come in on
Spring street, will cause property to
double in value in six months. Fifteen
lots have been sold in the last three
dayS. and new houses started on all
sides in Grider & Dow's Adams street
tract. personal examination will
satisfy my buyer as to the merits of
property down this street.
The herald., 1894-11-13

THE United States carried off 122
prizes of all grades at the Antwerp
Worlds fair, while England and her
dependencies got. in all, but 2l. And
yet there are those who tell US that we
need protection against Great Britain.
Perish the thought. There is no field
of enterprise in which we cannot get
away with the mother country if only
we can get our own consent to "tie
lnosa -
The herald., 1894-11-13

The American army has, as O rule,
had few Americans in its ranks as COM
pared With the number OF foreign born
privates. But hard times have forced,
during the year ending in June last, o
larger proportion than ever before of
native born citizens to enlist Fully
two-thirds OF the recruits, according to
the acknowledgement OF the army, in the
time mentioned were OF American
birth,
The herald., 1894-11-13
The 4 nh ussr.

For all the delicacies ofthe season and
the only genuine French kitchen in the
city 20 to the Anheuser restaurant. 243
South Spring street. Commercial lunch
from /, q. II. till g p. a. Meals a 10 sarte
igom a. IN. till Q p. n. The celebrated
AnbeGser Busch promium beer always
escsh on draught. Charles Ba2or, pro-
prissor and general agent.
The herald., 1894-11-13
stroDg.'' -

THE Democratic city committee hes
made arrangements for conducting q
lively, aggressive campaign. There are
many reasons for believing that the re-
suit of the recent county election will be
reversed. and that in the city contest
Mr.. Ryan will prove that in municipal
matters the Democracy will be triumph
The herald., 1894-11-13
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1s94.s;

Any person acho cannot buy The Herald
al newsstands IN the city or an its suburbs
or on railroad trains. or at onyplace where
Los angeles paper should be sold, aciN
oblige us by reporting the fact to the Her.
aid office. Los angeles.
The herald., 1894-11-13

war indemnity. The Japan parliament
has passed bill 50 raise sl5) COO 900.
and it is stated that her army ana navy
cost $1,000 600 dsy. The indem.
nifty paid by Francs after the Franco
Prussiau war was mere bagatelle COM
pared to what the costs" will be in the
case OF the Wojen against the Celestisls.
The herald., 1894-11-13

The council will discuss the proposed
new charter this morning. This is a
matter of great import to all citizens.
All residents who feel an interest in the
city's welfare should be present to watch
proceedings.
The herald., 1894-11-13
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The herald., 1894-11-13

AT THE rate the supervisors worked
yesterday in canvassing the election
returns, it will be month before the
official return is made. Unfortunately
the vote, in this county at least, was not
in any case close enough to give any
interest to the official canvass.
The herald., 1894-11-13

aid of Burns, Stump, Spreckles or any
body ese. and may be counted on to
resent unwarranted and mpudent inter
ference. Es,ee was loa1 in himself.
but when handicapped by machine he
was simply impossible. His defeat. ii
defeat it lie. is quite as significant ns the
ront OF Temmsny. and the effect will, no
doubt, be quite as salutsry. Let the
bosses keep hands off
The herald., 1894-11-13

WHAT China now needs is an act
passed by the parliament of nations ex-
cluding Japanese from her territory.
The success o! the Japanese arms in the
present war is literal verifcstion of the
truth of that part of the old adage that
says "the battle is not always to the
atrcnpO
The herald., 1894-11-13

HISTORY constantly repeats itself.
Another gun that was not loaded sue
ceeded in shooting boy in the leg on
Sunday. OF course. it was in the hands
of another boy.
The herald., 1894-11-13

No WONDER China ia extremely soic-
itous for cessation of hostilitles with
Japan. in view of the possibility of the
empire being mulcted for sn enormous
The herald., 1894-11-13

THE most striking thing about yester-
day was the fact that no new mayoralty
candidates declared themselves.
The herald., 1894-11-13
CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A CARD FROM II. B. TRUlTT,
n Independent Cludidate for Street supt:
Voters of the City of Los Angeles: l would
respectfully call your attcntion to the fact that
have been resident OF the city (most OF the
time engaged in business) for the past nine
years. AS for business qualifications can refer
you to any respectable business firm IN this
city. Have never asked for any office, and I
elected will try and fill the position independ-
ent of any ring. Residence To1 HswS1ns
street, East Los Angeles. Election Dec. Sd.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-15

sIegrist O o Graham. road overseor dist No
CO Lappin, road Overaeer dist No W Pink
erton.
VALLEY.
Trustee M l. Bogart, treasurer A Martin,
clerk l. II Perkins. justices OF the peace
BrOadswOrd, Henry Smeed, constables Robert
Ncdrow, IL Guthrie. road oyereeer dist No j
Il Perkins road overseer dist No ?, James
Lair road Overseer dist No 5 JOS McMullen,
road overseer dist No = Shurts.
WALNUT.
Trustee James Coffey, treasurerJ s Faubion
clerk j w Sheriff., Justices OF the peace a D
Buckley, Phil SchermerhOrD, constabies Chae
A Parker. A O Mende, rcad Overseer dist No
q W Parker road overseer dist No Ell Holt
road oveTseer dist No 3 Jas Young, road over
seer dist No 4 Solomon BOde.
On motion board adjourned
State of Kansas, 90
Phillips County, %
IL. D. Thornton, county clerk In and fol
said county, do hereby certify the foregolnt
TO be true and correct copy OF the proceed
ings of the board of canvassers OF said county
had ut their session November 9TH ana lOtl
| 1884,
Witness my hand and the seal Of said coun
ty this the 10th day OF November.
(SeaD l. ID THORNTON,
County Clerk
BY NJ Hickey, Deputy.
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First Publication, November l, 1891.
Case No $40.
Publication Notice.

In the District Court OF Phillips county, Kansas,
The Loan and Guarantee Company, OF Hartford
Conn, Plaintiff, vs, James n Davis, Nellie M,
Davis, Charles @. White, receiver for Dawes q
Foes, Charles Richardson and - Richardson hif
wife, frat name unknown, and M. +. Church, De
PENDANTS,
james N Davis, Nellie NJ, Davis, Charles Rich
atdeon and 80 Richardson hls wife, whose first
name II TO Plaintiff unknown, wife OF said Charles
Richardson, will take notice that you have been
sued In the above named court, and that you must
answer the petition filed therein by the above
named Plaintiff on or before the 9Th day OF De-
Cember, 1894, or said petition will be taken ~
true, and iugment rendered against Defendant,
for the sum Of S67926 with interest thereon ut the
rate nj ten per cent, per annum from Oct rs, 1894
and for costa OF suit, aud further judgment
against all Defendants for the foreclosure OF a
certain mortgage made by james ~ Davis and
Nellie NJ. Davis TO the Loan and Guarantee Com.
pany OF Hartford, Connecticut, bearing date Feb.
ruary II. 1888, upon the following described
premisCs situated in the county Of Phillips and
state NJ Kansas, to wit: The south eaat quarter
range eighteen OS, west Of the 9th 7, NJ, and ad.
Judging that the Plaintiff has the first lien on said
premises to the amount for which judgment will
be taken as aforesaid, and ordering said premises
sold according to law. and the proceeds thereof be
applied. let. TO the payment OF the costs OF
suit Sad, To the payment of any unpaid taxes
which may he lien on said premises and 3rd,
to the payment of the amount found due Plaintiff,
and forever barring and f0reClOsing said Defend.
ants and all persons claiming or to claim under
them or either Of them all right, title, interest or
equity Of redemption in or TO said prsmses or any
part thereof
D. NJ, RELIHAN and r, |. Foss,
Attest; Attorneys for Plaintiff,
SEAL II, y, JOHNSON, Clerk District Court
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Case No, 1871.
SHERIPF'S SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS.
PHILLIPS CoUNTY Iss'
In the District Court OF Phillips county
The Loan and Guarantee Company OF Connect
cut (bartford, Conn.,, Plaintiff,
vs.,
Francis M, ROaencrantZ, Mary @. Rosencrantz
John ". Hughes, William II. Ashton, Sarah
o. Ashton, Charles Richardson Horace N.
Mckee and j ID. Larabee, defendants.
Public notice II hereby given, that under, and
Nv virtue OF the judgment rendered IN the above
entitled action, In and by the above named court
and OF an order OF sale Issued on said Judgment
TO me directed and delivered will on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 1884,
at the hour OF O'Clock p. m. OF said day. Mt the
east door OF the court house, In Philllpsburg, IL
the county OF Phillips, state OF Kansas, offer al
public sale and sell 70 the highest bidder, FOL
cash IN hand the following described real proper
ty, namely! The north half Of the southwest
quarter IN Il sw "a and the southeast quarter oil
the southwest quarter (se u ew ~ and the north
west quarter OF the southeast quarter INV Y &c X
Of section eleven ll), in township one "a south
range eighteen 49, west OF the sixth prlnclpa
meridian, all In the county of Phillips, state OF
Kansas. said property has been levied upon and
ls TO be sod as the pr perty OF the above named
defendants
Dated this l4th dav OF November, A. D., 1891
@. E UTTER, Sheriff OF Phillips County
d. NJ. RRLlHAN Attorney for Plaintiff.
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First Publication, November /, 1891.
Case No. a,14Y.
Publication Notice.

In the District Court, Phillips county, Kansas:
Henry Barnard Trustee, Plaintiff, vs, James NJ.
Sawyer, and Mrs. Sawyer, his wife, real name I'M
known, Defendants
TO above named DEFENDANTS: You ave hereby
notified that You have been sued BY the Plaintiff
in above entitled action, and that there s now on
file in the Office Of the Clerk OF said court the pc.
tition Of Paintf claiming OF you the sum Of
1884 with interest at the rate OF ten per cent
per annum from July /, 1894, and costs. Plant
lii alleges the execution and delivery TO George s.
Gilman, 1rusuee, by the Defendant James M
sawyer OF one note OF $4,000, and one note Of
S35 10, each drawing interest az above rate and
bearing date Feb. 28, 1885, now due and owned by
Plaintiff and also to secure their payment the
execution and delivery to said George s, Gilman,
Trustee, by the Defendant, James M Sawyer, of u
mortgage on the following premises In Phillips
county. Kansas, to wit. The north west quarter
INV AZ Of section one ~, township one % south,
range seventeen ~ west 9th P M Kansas; that
his interest and lien In and upon said premises
are superior to the interest and lien of Defend
ants Plaintiff asks Judgment for tho aHonnt
first above mentioned With interest and costs that
said mortgage be foreclosed that the interest and
lien of Defendants in and upon said premises be
barred; that said premises be sold aud proceeds Of
sale applied to the payment Of costs and toward
the satisfaction of Plaintiffs Judgment, and
for other relief. You are further notified that you
must answer the petition Of Plaintiff on or before
December 49, 1894, or same will be taken az true
and judgment rendered as prayed In Plaintiffs
petition. FRANK MCKAY and
MCCLURE X ANDERSON,
Attest; Attorneys for Plaintiff
lsEALl H. q. JoHNsgg, Clerk! 80
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Commissioners Proceedings.
REGULAR SESSION, oANvAssme BOARD.


November 8, 1894.
The board OF county commissioners met pursu.
ant to law, Hoyember o, 1894, and organized as
canyassing board All members present. Called
to order by Chairman Halbert. and on canvassing
the returns OF the elections Of the several
townships, the results as per certified abstFacts
In Record "A" of abstracts Of votes, which is
hereby made part OF this record.
The following ties were decided by lot: Arcade
township on constable, A L Kearns and l. Bourm
received two votes each, and l. Bourm was the
successful Candidate, Beaver township on road
overseer in district Mo- g John Reeser and john
Palmer received five votes HaySbp, and John Resser
was the successful candidate. Dayton township
on road overseer in district No !, Wni Saith and
L Heffron received three votes each In district
No, 2, N Poyser, VIM Gait and L VanKO0ten, re-
ceiveA one vote each and in district No. 4, Thorn.
az Skelton Nnd Robert Brownlee received four
votes each and WIN Smith, N Poyser and Thomas
SHELTON were the SucCesefql candidates for their
various districts. Freedom township, NJ W
Chapman and M McFall received forty votes
each for township treasurer, and SM McFal vas
the successful candidate Kirwin township, WA
Ravens and s Van Allen received one vote each
for road overseer In district No. 5, W A Havens
Taylor and Henry Wynn each received three votes
for road OverReer in district No. o, Taylor be-
ing successful. Mound township, G Sturgenhaf
acker and John Slnker each received one vote for
road overseer In district No. 3, G Sturgenhafacker
being successful. Prairieview township, L II
Gaunt and charles Bowman each received seven.
ty-four votes for township clerk, L Il Gaunt being
succe ssful; Sumner township. L Ford and
Bagus received two votes each for road over
seer in district No. Il David Moore, Silae Troyer
sad Albert GFBekp each received one VoIe for
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Cuse No, BAL,
Publication Notice,

In the District Court, Phillips county, Kansas.
Vincent Is. Bu6bell Plaintiff, w. Warren A
Lindsey Fanny Lindsey, and Kansas Farmrrs
Fire Insurance Company, Defendar,,,
TO above named DefeGuapta Ys0 are hereby
notified that Sop have been sued by th5 Plaintiff
~ above entitled action and that there lie now on
file In the office Of the Clerk Of said court the Pc.
ttion OF Plaintiff claiming Of you the sum OF
SSs8O with interest at the rate of 10 per cent per
annqm from October o. 1894 and costs Plaintiff
alleges the execution and delivery to one Cor
nelia NJ. Hubble by the Defendants, Warren A.
Lindeey and Fanny Lindsey OF one note of $780,
w drawing interest at above rate and bearing date
October 0, 1882 now due and owned by Plaintiff;
AMI also to secure their payment the execution
and delivery to said Cornelia NJ Hnbbell by the
defendants Warren A. Lindsey add Fanny Lind.
sey, Of a mortgage o. the following premises in
Phillips county, Kansas, to wit: Lots number
sixteen (l6) and seventeen 40, of block "U,n
range one ~, Of the city OF Kirwin that his in
terest and lien in aud upon said premises are su
perior to the interest aud lien OF Defendant,
Plaintiff asks judgment for the amount fist above
mentioned with interest and costs; that said
mortgage be foreCosed; that the interest and lien
Of Defendants IN and upon said premises be bar
red; that said premises he sold and proceeds Of
sale applied to the payment Of costs and toward
the satisfaction of Plaintiffs Judgment, and for
other relief, You are further notified that you
must answer the petition Of Plaintiff on OF before
D cember ID, 1904, or same will be taken as true
and Judgment rendered as prayed In Plaintiff pc
titoh. FRANK MCKAY,
MCCLURE u ANDERSON,
Attest, Attorneys for Paintif.
TsEALl +. Z. JOHNSON, CLERK.
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First Publication, November /, 1891.
Case Ne, $40.
Publication Notice.

In the District Court Phillips County, Kansas;
James Ii. Getty, Plaintiff, vs. James Scott
Amanda Scott, Nathaniel L. Williams, Mrs. VIII
ams bis wife, real name unknown, Charles C.
White receiver for James W, Dawes and Fayette
|. FOss, Deiendants
To above named Defendants: You are hereby
notified that you have been sued by the Plaintiff
in above entitled action, and that there is now on
file in the office Of the Clerk Of said court the pc
titi0l Of PLAINTIFF, claiming Of You the sum OF
SeDll with interest at the rate of 10 per cent per
apnum from July |, 1894 and costs, Plaintiff al
eges the execution and delivery to Plaintiff,
James II Getty, by the Defendants, James N.
Scott and Amanda Scott, OF one note OF SSO0.0O
and one note Of $500, and one note Of SlS 81,
each drawing interest at above rate and bearing
date May Is, 1889, now due and owned by Plant
if and also to secure their payment the execu-
ton and delivery to said James Ii Getty by the
Defendants James N. Scott and Amanda Scott of
a mortgage on the following premises in Phillips
county, Kansas, to wit; The northeast quarter
me al of section eighteen QS), township one (l),
south, range sixteen 40, west 9th p. A., Kansas
lees are superior to the interest and lien OF de.
PENDANTS. Plaintiff aaks judgment for the
amount frat above mentioned with interest and
costs that said mortgage be foreClosed; that the
interest and lien of Defendants in and upon said
premises be barred that said premises be sold
and proceeds of sale applied to the payment of
costs and toward the satisfaction of Plaintiffs
judgment, and for other relief. You are further
notified that you must answer the petition Of
Plaintiff on or before December H. 1891, or same
will be taken as true aud judgment rendered az
prayed in Plaintiffs petition.
PHANH MCKAY aud
M1CLuREt q ANDERsoN,
Attest Attorneys Gor Plain tiff.
lsEALl + O. JOHNSON, Clerk.