The state herald., 1894-12-14

oeived state printing to the amount OF
about 900 through this candidate is no
good reason why b. should not have con-
denned the steal, al least it Is no good
reason 10 the opinion Of most people.
Wcclman is working himself up into
Wild frenzy through the columns Of the
Mail simply because OF failure on the
part Of the HERALD to publish at the
FINE It should have been published the
proceedings OF tho January meeting of
the board. We care nothing for his sil-
Iy attack upon US IN regard to this mat
ter, bu, being opposed to cruelty to AMI
mails and fearing that hs may injurs his
health by tho undue excitement attend
IN. upon his imagined discovery OF
something which he believes will be ban
saeial to himself and injurious to us, We
will again refer to this matter. We con
tracted with the county commissioners
to publish the proceedings OF each mcet
ing o! the board as soon aftor the meet
leg as n copy could he secured, nndcr
standing that by the agreement copy
Il the proceedings was TO he furnished
by the county clerk. We left Holyoke
IN the early part OF January to attend
the special session OF the legislature nj
Denver and during our absencc. as IL
nov appears, none Of tho commissioners
proceedings weie published. On our
return. in looking ever the file OF the
HERALD for February, ~s found that the
proceedings Of the February meeting
had not been published and. on going
to the county clerk for copy u the
proceedings, ascer,ained thst, IL n copy
was Furnished by him, 1t would make
extra expense for the county for the
fine occupied in maxim. IL, 80 We cop.
led tho proceedings OF tho February
mee,in. AMI published them aud no,
having any reason for believing thst the
January meeting had hoi been publish.
cd We never looked up the filcs OF the
VIM Nt'e ~
whether IL had or no, ,,ll woolman ,n-
sinuated that the proceedings Of some
meeting had not been published and we
then found tina, the January meeting
had becu omitted. We will publish the
proceedings OF that meeting IN our mex,
issue, hut OF course woolman will con.
time TO howl that the county has been
vcbeed simply because these proceed.
inss, by M oversight. we're not publish.
cd in the month OF January. Woolman
says that NO have repeatedly violated
our contract with the county. This
s'aisment is false and he knows II to be
false. woolm IN also fsy "The con.
use, for tax sale printing Tor the year
ls3i Was arardol to the srArr HERALD
at rate enormousl! 10 excess OF the r.
Insult allowed 10y law Any man who
knows anything about tho facts 10 tho
caso and has any regard whichever for
the truth would not be guilty OF making
such n false and misleading statement
II W. oman knows anything a, oil
about the matter abon. Witch Ito !. &C
fashy making statements, no knows
that MP to tbe3 day OF March 1891 III,
legal rate Tor publishing tho tax list va.
10 cents per folio for tho first inser,io,
and 10 cents per folio for eseh sub .
dusnt insertion. lie also knows that a
tho regular session Of the ninth geneva
91Do>AAg enacted se4ulrisl
s.e1o9>01 rn1on - U>vuu
for III q y - -
iiN u tla1elA - ksoGs1h - 4
veil aware that the conhty eeaufn1ooa
srs 1t their January meeting, lot III
printing Of the delinquent tax list TO III
RTArr HIRALp at 20 cents per folio 70
The first insertion and 30 cents per foil
for each subsequent insertion, and 30
woolmAn. knowing tho legal rat
a the time this con,raa, was made, to b
10 and 10 cents per folio, ssys that III
rate was enormously In excess Of N