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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14
SISTERSVILLE.
sneclal TO the Reglster.

Special to the Register.
SISTERSVILLE, November 13-AIiss
Minnie Clark. of New MartlnSville is The
guest Of her cousin, Mrs. VIM. Neuen-
scAWander.
Mr.. Henry King will leave on the even
ing train Tor his home in Krug, Md.
Miss Jennie Monroe, a popular young
LADY Of Proctor, IS in the city the guest OF
Miss Maude Moore, OF the South Side, for
capt. Bob McEldowney, of New Mar
tinsVlle, was IN the city yesterday after
noon on legal business.
Mrs. O. Is. Ramsey returned last evening
from a trip to Wheeling and other points
UP the river.
Miss Maude Martin, of New Martins
vile. Is in the city and will be the guest or
friends for a couple Of days.
At meeting held In their club room last
night, il was decided to hold the next
dance and reception of the Ivy club on
Thanksgiving night,
one Of Wood county's most prominent and
able attorneys, is in the city on legal bus
mess.
col. John J. Carter left this morning for
his home in Titusvlle. after several days
spent In looking after his affairs here;
Last night a meeting Of the members
Of the J. T. Jones Hose Co. was held Tor
the purpose of electing officers for the en-
suing year and transactng other routine
business. The following are the oIllcers
elected: Orsin Guyton, president; Harry
Hollis vice president. CnaS. lUlSlier treas
urer; Kore Queen, secretary; Chas. LeaS-
are. captain: +. SHETLAND, lst foreman; l.
d. Meek, ID foreman.
Alex. Campbell, the insurance man OF
Wheeling is in town to-day on business
Mrs y. s. Thistle went down TO New
port. O.. to attend the funeral OF her neice,
who was formerly Ada Gale.
Samuel Kidd went TO Marietta, u, TINS
morning on business. 49,
Mrs. $. T. Wells went to wheeling TINS
morning to visit her daughter, Mrs. +. Il.
Mccoy. G..
J Il. Bremen. Of the Wheeling firm of
7 = Naylor & Co. was in town yesterday
selling our merchants Christmas goods.
Miss Bessie Flanagan went TO PlttSourg
this morning. where she VIII be the guest
of friends for a short time. -,
Liphe Hobbs went 10 Wheeling lhls
morning on business. IT,,
Gov MacCorkle passed through lhe Ctty
this morning on special tram over 'ne
Ohio River railroad for Wheeling. ~.
A very neat cottage house Is belhB quiz
on Catherine street adjoining -. a. bAi l
let's residence. a5 ,bie
morning from business trip uo"H ''''
river A., Yt-baoli,,e, this
morning on business: -, q b,ef-
I NJ Casey left this morning on d pu9i
ness trip to Washington, j; {. ,,,,,, r,ot-
Mrs Bruce Talbot and Mrs. w III -, ! &c
bott Of New Matamoras. o. are Ilc s"'9''
If Mrs Samuel Dee to-day. 10, eo
D. A. Henderson, left TINS n19rnI IL III o
Columbus. where he was called py lhc sc
rious illness of his father --------.---.
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The present tribulations of the To-
bacco Trust and the tactics It is em-
ployiug in It's fight for existence viii
have o decided bearing on the chances
the other great trusts possess for sue
cessfuny defyinE the law and public
sentiment The Tobacco Trust has been
one of the most arrogant OF the mon0p-
oistic combinations. but ts management
has lately dropped the customary tone
Ct. defiance. and is. apparently exercis-
Ing It's ingenuity TO fad some method Of
doing business Within the law. and yet
calculated TO perpeuate its despodc con-
uol.
liz the last agreement which the job
Der who received the goods Of the to-
blcco company was required TO s.su
the payment Of the stipulated commits
SION Of So cents per thousand cigarettes
was conditioned on the io5ber's coop
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14
THE FRIENDLY POOL.
\ Brief Resume of What Has Been Done
There.

, r-iof Resume of What Has Been Dohe
There.
Tho hone of the people Of Friendly Is
in the Mill Creek Island, on WnIcI me
first well in the field was drilled Dy
tIe Friendly Island Oil Company. me me
we'll was drilled to the depth OF -'oVy
fee+ and has flowed some oil and goou
doal of gas ever since. The people De
I've that the Island has oil under II
r. i was properly tested. The Island
Ill was 1umped for a while, but OIL
twas 81 slow in price and the expense 50
,,rcb # was abandoned. The river
carried the derrick away and nothing
i left but the hole in the ground out
Of which the gas flows and having Deeh
got ON fire. burns day and night
While the outlook for oil near lhe
town now very doOd. out back OF II de-
velonments are going along actively ana
Il looks now as if that part OF the county
would be the next point for oil produc-
only one we'll is being drilled near
+be Town AT this time. This well is on
The Io+ Of Mrs. C. B. Hitchcock, and
II is being drilled by Sol Stage. They
we're putting in the GA casing this
morning.
The best wells are two in number,
on the lot of Mrs. John l.. Sweeney.
They are owned by the Tailsman Oil
Company. These two wells produce
more oil per day than all the other
wells in that field combined. The Par
ker farm and the Talisman Oil Com
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14
FOR CANADIAN INDEPENDENCE.

The formation Of a new Canadian pO-
Glca parry. under the uncompromising
title Of independence of Canada Club
IS one Of the most noteworthy events
i'm the recent history of Canada The
platform declares that "the Dominion
has arrived at such O stage Of growth
and development as 10 be able 20
maintain herself as an independent ma
Uou.'
This movement is the Germ Of what
seems to political thinkers to be the
ultimate destiny Of Canada There
can certainly be little doubt ,hat Cam
aJa's next constitutional s,ep viii be
30 secure political Independence of Great
Britain Once free from Brunnia's
apron-su.rss and with a federal i'm
stead of confederate government. Cam
ada would promptly realize the value
and need of sis,erhood with the United
States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14

Ex-C0ngressman Holman. Of Indiana
the "old watch dog Of the treasury,
insists tha, the expenditures OF The
government can De materially reduced
without, any injury to the public SER
wee by cutting down needless expendi-
lures by abodsbng useless offices and
other ways, SO that there would De no
occasion TO increase the duties on inn
ports or other taxes. But tine voice Of
Holman in the ears Of the coming Re
publican Congress viii be taa. Of one
crying In the wilderness When he
was in Congress. Directing with an his
energy and watchfuluess, De could do
I.-.le 20 arrest the tide Of expenditure.
lie can do much less under present
circumstances.
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HARPER'S BAZAAR.

During November, Harper's Bazar
will present many effective and beauti-
ful evening toilettes also reception
Gowns and street costumes. carriage
Uraps. and dresses for various acco-
sions. Mems Fashions for the autumn
and winter will be outlined with care
ful attention TO detail.
In the THANKSGIVING number. q very
brilliant story. by Margaret Sutton
Rriscoe. entitled. Aunt Caulield's
Wedding Tour. viii be illustrated by
Alice Barber stephens.
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HARPER's PUBLICATIONS.
HARPER,s MAGAZINE.

Among the g0Od things announced for
the Christmas number Of Harper's
Magazine are the first chapters Of
Bsiseis a new novel by William Black.
I'm the same number will be found the
opening paper in Casper w. Whitney's
account of his journey on sDOw-shOeS
10 The Barren Grounds of British North
America. ia pursuit OF big game; bril-
liant description by Caracas, The Paris
of South America, by Richard Harding
Dayis:a comedy by William Dean HOw>
ellis: five short stories; and eighty Illus
uadons, including q frOntispiece in
color
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14
HARpER,S WEEKLY.

The November issues Of Harpers
Weekly will contain articles on the fol-
lowing subjects;
Opening OF the Carnegie Library at
pittsburg. the Horse Show, with illus
traitors by Frederic Remington, Wen
Eel and Klepper-cCmments by Casper
w Whitney: The coming musical sea-
SON i'm New York. by W. J. Henderson
and owen Wister; the Atlanta EXpoSi"
tions. with illustrations by w. A. Rog-
ers. the Observation-Disclosures we'd
ding. Viscount Wolseley and British
War Office Reform; the New York Por-
trait Show. handsomely illustrated; and
additional papers in the valuable Pub
lie Schools series.
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a CURIOUS ACCIDENT.

A Red Hot Stove Overturned Upon Two
Children, Burning Them to Death.
Special to the Register.
Ashland, Ky, November 13.-John
Mead, a Greenup county farmer, hoisted
his feet upon hot stove, dislodging
"a broken leg and overturned 1t upon his
two children, playing on the floor. The
red-hOt Goals tumbled out upon them,
fired their clothing and burned them
fatally before the stove could be re-
moved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14
BUSINESS CHANCES.

INCREASE YOUR INCOME BY CARE
full speculation by mail through a respon-
sible firm of large experience and great
success. VIII send YOU particulars free.
showing how a small amount Of money
can be easily multiplied by successful
speculation In grain. Highest bank ref
erences. Opportunities excellent PATTI
SON & CO, Bankers and Brokers. 81 Oma-
ha Building. Chicago. noleb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14

In the matter Of increasing the bur
de1s Of taxation and in ingenuity IN
invmung special taxes the present adj
m.n.srarou Of the city Of Wheeling
seems DESTROYS Of emulatlug the policy
Of the Spanish monarchy in Cuba.
Cuba is rebeIing. Wait till the people
Of Wheeling have an opportunity TO say
their say. The revolution in Cuba
won't be o Circumstance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14

Increasing city taxes % per cent
doesn't satisfy the present insaiao.e
Council. 1t mus, also raise tax Vaiua-
cons and levy special taxes. Even the
b.cycle doesn't escape the taN-ga-herer.
What's TO De done with all this money Z.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14

According to statistics we are now
abreast Of the Germans as beer drink
ing people. But these figures are mis-
lending. Americans drink q great deal
Of beer. but the per capita consumption
bv the Germans is still undoubtedly
much larger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14

Leaupgue of the West Bridgeport NJ.
E. Church gave reception compliment
airy to their new pastor, Rev. S. Stahl.
Frank Bumgarner has secured a posi-
ton at Bellaire.
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DIED.

TAYLOR-After a short illness Wednes-
DIV Nocerber i3. 1898. at % o'clock p. m.
Martha. wife of Geo. r. Taylor.
Funeral notice hereafter.
FREFSE-On Tuesday, November y
1896. al go p. m. A. /. Freese, son oil the
late Captain John Freese.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14

Index to New Advertisements.
SECOND PAGE.
Stoves for Cooking and Heating
Benjamin Fisher.
FOURTH PAGE.
Vqnted-Baker and Cook.
Cor Rent-Three FOur-ROOm Houses.
Wanted-Boy in Barber Shop.
Grand Opera House-The New Cap
tains Mate.
Musical Instruments - John C..
Haynes & Co.
FIFTH PGAE.
Help Us Celebrate-A'eXander
Fancy Wooden Dress Goods-Jo s-
Horne & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14

A member Of Council resigned Tues
5av uight. The good work ought TO De
kept up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14

The better the times the better the
hopes Of the Democracy.
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WgSTYIRGIEIA PRINTING COMPANY
PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIEToRS.

The REGISTER. embracing its several
elitions. Is entered at the Fos'oi-ice -
wheeling. W. Va, as second-ciass i--.'e-.
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Dany have one producing well and one

pany have one producing well and one
dry hole. Ill
Ramey & Fairfax have a fair well
On the lot OF Nancy Hays. The same
firm also has well on the j. E. Morgan
lot that is a small well and a dry mole
on the Hayes and Morgan lots.
On the J. C. Parker farm a well
drilled south of Nos. l and in an ef-
fort to extend the field south, is in and
drv. The we'll on Adam Williamson
farm north is producing a very little
oil and the producers are Of the opin-
ion that the field is only about 10 acres
in length and width and that the pool
is rounded up. All the wells are in the
Keener sand.
The oil well on Col. Sehon's farm,
near Point Pleasant IS now down about
900 feet, and work Is being prosecuted
night and day. II is expected that the
Big Injun sand will be struck this week,
where they expect to find oil. If they
fail. they will continue until they strike
the Berera grit sand. Tn company
will give this well a thorough test, and
are impressed with the belief that this
will prove TO be a good one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14

FOR sALE-ABoUT 200 FEET OF Steam
heating pipe. Apply at this Office. my2Sh
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rOR AIEMfsCELLANEOUS.

LIVERY STABLE FOR sALE-A FIRST
doing a GOOD business and with first-class
undertaken. Good reasons for selling.
Address GEORGE WEBER, Martins
Ferry. .. oclbeQn
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SDeciaI to Che Register.

DUoCIdI % IIIV --IttVI.
Parkersburg, w. Va, November 10
A splendid showing of oil is said to have
been found in the well on the Marsh
farm, about two miles east Of Parkers-
burg, on the Little Kanawha river, the
drill having been sent through the Cow
Run sand last night.
The well is owned by the Murphy Oily
Company, of this city, and the showing
Of oil is reported to be increasing at
every screw, which is indicative Of a
good well.
The report has caused no little am
cunt of excitement hereabOuts, and the
well may open up an entirely new field.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR RENT - THREE TOUE-ROlv
houses On Wood ST., alley d. luqur I
p. SEYBOLD, sos Main ST. uollc.y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14

DOR SALE---SALOON.
For Sale-Saloon. centrally located, with
established trade Can be bought cheap.
s. o. BOYCE.
oc27edh 400 Chapline Street.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Nearly every ono who ran TO the fire
with the hose carts Monday night com
planned OF feeling bad from the effects Of
the running. II is not strange that this
is SO. For the last year the lire company
has had no regular practice aud in fact
has very seldom been out except when
called out by lire and OF course when
called to fire, not being accustomed to
running. tho members of the company
feel the bad effects OF fast running.
There is no good reason why the tire
company should not praetice n, least
once In two weeks aud practice running
as we'll as handling the fire apparatus.
With n regular practice Of this kind tue
company would be nblo to do better
work and do |, with perfect safety ia
the members.
The state herald., 1895-10-11
FAIRVlEW.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Money and Mr.. Reed
OF Ill, father OF Mrs.. NJ. attended church
at Fairview las. Sabbath.
Preaching at Fairvcw Oct. l3, at 3
o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. n. worlcy left the
first of the week for visit with friends
[ at Fort Collins.
Prof. johnson and wife visited with
the family Of IL. Norris on Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Scott of Nebraska is visit
ing relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Anna Stout is postmaster u,
wakeman in Mrs. Worley's absence.
airs. Shol-- viii given dinner to thc
little folks on Saturday in honor OF her
Oldest sons birthday.
Tho grand old pnrty is swelling its
ranks this fall, Judging from the votes
cast at the primaries. some were SO zeal.
ous ne 10 threaten bloodshed il prevent
ed from voting will, us.
NJ. aud Mrs. n. Woods left Tuesday
for Lamar, Neb., where they will farm
next year.
Mr. aud Mrs. Laws Of Julesburg visit
cd over Sunday with air. and Mrs. Hull
man.
Mir and Mis-. Cramer aud MIR. aud Mrs.
j II. Zoll visited with Vim. Stout and
wife one daT tho past week
Wltt IFNntt, uu.f a Irurtu ,.ars. ...,, -,
The state herald., 1895-10-11
wAYslpE GLEANrNGs.

Melancholy daya.
The saddesi of the yeHr.
HOUSE cleaning, sluye-pipe fitting. die
appointed ambitions.
lllurtrou, company, Douglas, 1llden,
BMue, at nl
We recall IN incident Of Lincoln'u Inst
Inauguration. Gathered before and
around him a, ibe east front Of the cup
itol was On immensc asaamhlagc. Step
ping lurgurd to begin his insuEaIul,
Lincolu, for moment, WAS undecided
what To do with his hat. Douglas, who
sat rem, creeping the hosilunlion, tool, aud
hold lhe iilo during tie ceremony.
Mr GaFicfn,rul, who has been VISIT.
ing ilolyokc fricujs Tor nearlya mouth,
is lyng dangerously NJ at the homo OF
hip daughter, Mrs. ". Il shnmp. ira
GartcruICht, IN frsponfc TO q Telegram,
arrived from York, Mob Tuesday eyo.
ming
Upon hia return 10 Denver uiIcr d.
eating oar 1H,riuu we'll, State Engineer
sumner rnid to News reporter I'VE
rhali make "a thorough test at liollokr.
cyon to going down 2,5u0feet"
~ lovely county urj ouly lacking IT,
IIgnuon heillica,' was the cnmmrnt
Of II v Temple, Of LeanRton, NVD up
on the Froncbmnu valley, duHng "a fc-
cent ,iu, here. Tho gentleman reports
the Dawson county d,trb, which H. fed
from The undcfilow II the Platte, r5m'
plcto snccoru thu fnr, anJ real oltais ia
taking decided boom
The Denver prcfs 10 iRing the send
ing ot oShiLils, 10 tho coming "Fctfu.
u Mountain aud Plain, by The frgrfal
coIulics OF the state, oi their 'mu7t og
teneiye pteduels Sc aug rst d llnai.
OF politicians phllipa coauiyu "mprt
extensive pfoiuet'
That individuals shnul1 differ in 20.
ltienl yicvu o. upon nearly ul other
mundane questions 10 natural, nnd not
feprphrnmbe apd lrnla 10 o diversity Of
parties na bnsryrrr,illulrinro tho form.
nuon ol nlf government Uut tho rep
rehcnsiAe paft NJ II be- ihg ap,rIt of ehm-
inaiiun aud fecHmiuhtnn that mikes
every campHign oiOuu1unl dr AIDED by
Hll iuysn ot order Hoi peHe. MaWFfo
a,nhiiob, defamation. bflho Giving anl
bribe taking, pcsiiiQns ot responsibility
aud trust tnuahtn Md oflsu obtiiucd by
tie unjust dpariall ~ rano political ID
sal, me unsuHly ufirle American eIu-
fsnship. nad, which i1i hoBor sake, md
the haneful i0iiHuucr urun tho riaitg
generation, cihGat bp 'a1 acgoroly con.
dpmnci.
L.M,t ti
The state herald., 1895-10-11
A BLAZE

About ll.B0 Monday evening tho post
Office building was discovered TO be on
llro aud the alarm was given aud Ia o
very .hort timo water Wan being thfogu
On ia. lire from two lino OF hoae nud ~
nbout fifteen minutes the iifo had bccu
oStinguiahcd. The iifo seemed 10 have
originated In waste basket Thu III,
burned through the llogr aud then NJ
the side of the building aud caught h
the garroi. The building u one Of d
frame row OF lour and, bad IL not beer
for the timclv work which this watei
works mado II posablc TO do. tho sttonl
probabilities aro that tho whole block u
builihgn would have been burned.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

a grand display Of the resources OF
Colorado will be held at Denver, Octo-
ber lG, Il and IS, ou Tho occason OF the
First Annnai Fertival of Mountain aud
Plain. Eyory County, every town and
every mining, agricultural and fruit
growing diatriet in the state is expected
TO DO represented in u display OF such
magnitude an,ivariety that tho attention
of the entire country will bc attracted to
the uhriyalled advantages Of Colorado
and her limiticss resources. The tcsti-
val has becn planned upon lines which
Will make it tho biggest advertisement
Colorado has ever had. The eastern
press, and especially the ILLUSTRATED press,
is certain to grYc it liberal space, and
call the attention Of tho entire country to
fsh~-f~Se saa.~s- lasssrrdss AaAs-a4. -Asnlx .t.e
greatest gold and silver camps ia the
world, bur that her agricultural and hor-
ticultural resources are second to no 9TH
er state in tho Union, and that hcr de
velopment along ull linea lns becn amua-
ingly rnpld, placing her IN the front rank.
! The industrial parade, in which nlI the
exbibits will bovo n ,lnca vill oc,r,. ,r
The afternoon ef tho or.,,,c d,, Ana,
,ba n,r,an ,b. ,hs,lo, uiu ho ,,IaoaI ~.
.vb,h,io, a, ,ho Ga. p,rh Ali, ,ha
ram,mdo, nj, tro f,s,ty,l n,.,,,n,, r,.,
onon., al, Snto p,r Mimi, r,,a,,,;a,
uor,icuitrrJ sh,,, ma ,,e,a,,I nianm'
foo,,r.s Ev,ih; A,n,a na.,, .i. H.
din, ,rih,s ,;ll ,,,o,r IN ,-'ii,..,s ron,a-
The state herald., 1895-10-11
NoyICE TO ARTISAN WELL CONTRACTORS.
OrrrcE OF STATE EScrss Ell.
Denver, Colo, Sept 80. 1895.

Denver, Colo, Sept 30 1895.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the State Engineer until . o'clock, pm,
October 80, 1895, for tho driving, casing
and completing Of an a,tesihn well near
Holyoke, Colo, under the provisions OF
an Act Of the Topth General Assembly
entitled "An act to provide for tho sink
ing Of an ar,esian well at point to be
selected In the territory embraced in the
counties Of Phillips, Sedgwick, Logan,
Washington and Yumn, Coloradp,T for
the purpose Of testing the how~of arts
sian water for irrigating PURPOSES, irriga-
ting state land; & c." Approved Aprll
%, 1895.
The specifications for this work can ~
psessnsthar,a NJ * State Engina A
on aud after This date.
Each proposal shall be accompanied
by certified check in the sum OF s20O.00
payable to the order OF the "Chairman
OF the Board Of Construction OF the
State Artesian Well near Holyoke" as a
Guhtuutcc tGhi tue huCcthSluI DIuuer VIII
enter into contract and commence ac.
tual work on the well within 10 days
from the date OF awarding the contract.
Upon the proper execution of the CON
tract as aforesaid, such checks will DO
returned to the respective bidders.
Failing to enter into II contract and to
give sufficient bonds Tins certified check
shall be forfeited to the State of Colora.
do as liqnidated damages.
The contract shall be secured by sat
isfactory bonds in the sum of ten thous.
and $4,000 dollars for the proper COM
pletion of the work.
TIL. Board OF Construction reserves.
the right TO accept such proposals as it
may deem for the best interests OF the
state or TO reject any aud all bids.
Proposals will be marked "State Arte-
sian Well near Ho!yoke" and be nd
dressed to the State Engineer, Room o.,
State Capitol.
II. A. SUMNER, State Engineer.
The state herald., 1895-10-11
ELECTION NOTICE.
NJ. d. Corr, !
WM. n KirLiso,
y. NELSON
SLATE or CoiOnApo, -.
County OF Phillips.

SLATE or totOhAnO, -
County OF Phillips.
Pursuant 10 tho provisions Of Section
Twenty ono (2iD Of Chapter Thirty -four
C3D oi the General Statute of tho state
of Colorado entitled "Eloe,ions" notice
Ia hereby given that u general election
will be hold IN tho several voting pre-.
cinc,s IN said county OF phlllipa IN tho
state aforesaid, on tho Tuesday succeed
ing tho Hrs, Monday Ia the month ONO.
yembor A. u. 1895, io.sii, ON tho hilhtj)
day Of November A. u. 1895. That on
ihe said day the following ollIcere ara 10
be elected 10 witt
ono county clerk and recorder
Ono county treasurer.
ono county Judge,
One county nhorlil.
Que county aHbestor
ono county commissioner within and
for commissioners district No. 2,
One county superintendent ol schools,
one county coroner.
Ono county surveyor.
Ono justice ot The peace for precinct
No
One constable.
/ In witness ahoieoi I have hefennit
ust my hand aud Official seal NJ Ilolyohr
Colo. this 10. day of October A. y. 1879
3. W. Brpgz, County Clerk
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Hon. Peter Campbell of Wray, Water
Commissioner for this district, was in
HolyOke Tuesday. lie gives very en-
couraging reports OF the work in the in,
terests of irrigation that is being done
IN his county. He expects 10 spend the
winter in Washington, ID. o., and the
people Of this district will have in him
nn able advocate of their interests in the
line OF goyeinment, appropriation for ir.
rlgaton purposes for he has large per.
sonal acquaintance among our national
law makers and is thoroughly acqunint-
ed with the need Of such appropriations.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

The wind engine and pump at the
county well, although there has not beeu
much wind lately TO run mill, seem TO
DO working to tho cptire satisfaction OF
the most critical observer.-Yuma Pi-
ouaer