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The Springfield herald., 1897-12-17

Or. Millgan spent Wednesday
and Thursday i'll town.
Harry Hall of Horse creek was
visitor to Springfield, Sunday.
Mrs. Bray who has been ser
iously sick is now able to be up
part OF the time.
Ed Shields of Villas came over
Wednesday TO witness the pro
ceedings in court.
". NJ. Myers and Sam Squires
made the drive to Lamar yester
day after he coffin.
VIII Bray was home the fore
part of the week on account the
the sickness of his mother.
Win Denney is putting in a
we'll. Sam Squires is doing the
drilling for him.
w. 4. Graham took load of
household goods to Lamar, Wed
nesday, for G. Il. Copeland.
A. 4. Oenney and Elmer Alex
ander are hauling hay this week
from Suite creek, ior =. w. DE
Camp.
Ollie Bray with his wife, came
IN from Rocky Ford Tuesday
evening on visit to his parents
and relatives.
The attendance at the teachers
examination is small. There be-
ing but two applicants, Anna
Watson and Henry Blanchat.
Luther Thomas, Henry SteIgel
man and John Reichenbach went
TO the cedars the fore part of the
week after wood and posts.
Crit Allen went to the Arkan-
sas, near Lamar, Tuesday to assist
Tat Breslin home with 200 head
cattle that he purchased last week
A. j. Williln the trapper came
in from the cedars the fore part OF
the week with one gray wolf and
two COYOTES scalps dangling at
his belt.
Eldon Allen has winter con
tract with the Casey Il Tower cat
lie firm to trap wolves. They are
to pay him So per scalp and allow
him TO get the other bountles. His
place Of action will be near the
Butte mountains.
Robert Maley and Mr.. Potter
Of the Cimarron country passed
through town today on their way
home from Lamar, where they
had been looking tor some cattle
belonging to Mr.. Maley.
L. Il. Lamport, G. b. Waldren
and Eugene Wallis of Stonington
precinct. We're here two days this
week attending court. Mr.. Wal.
dren went on to the cedars yester
day while Mr.. Wallis and Mr..
Lamport returned home.
Fat Breslin stayed over Sunday
,t, fnI MorIn,-
morning to a point 10 miles north
west OF Lamar, to get 200 head Of
mixed cattle that he purchased a
,, few days ago. Pat has bought
this bunch of cattle to keep, and
viii be back on the ranch with
f, them in the spring, settled down
for another period OF stock grow
ing.
The county court held session
Wednesday to try the contest
case. The argument on the dem
urrer was heard and the motion
e,verruled. The defense attempt
I'D 10 file an answer and consider
able discussion was had over that
The court however ruled, on con
,ening Thursday morning that
he answer be permitted to go on
le. Court convened at 10
7'clock Thursday morning and on
ccouut Of the death OF Judge
tewart, who was attorney for the
efense, 1t was adjourned to Jan
lry 3rd. This will give the de
nse tune to secure new aopsel
The Springfield herald., 1897-12-17

"COLORADO'S CLIMATE AND
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wonderfully beneficial effects OF
the dry climate of Colorado on
those suffering from depression.
pulmonary troubles, asthma, etc.
1t also tells of Colorado's great
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OF stock in a gold mine to eyey
tenth subscriber. Or it will send
a handsome specimin OF gold ore
to those WHO prefer it, Only so
cents a year. Address "Colorado's
Climate and Minerals" Z. o. Box
392, Denver, Colo.
The Springfield herald., 1897-12-17
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Prairie Cattle Co, shipped four
cars OF cattle to Maple Hill, Kan
sas, yesterday.-Las Animas
Leader.
The Springfield herald., 1897-12-17

W. Il Curtis of Horse Creek
was in town yesterday.
Or. Milhgan spent Wednesday
and Thursday in town.
Harry Hall of Horse creek was
visitor to Springfield, Sunday.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
EARNINGS OF THE BURLINGTON.

Chicago Oct. pa highly satisfactory statement
Of earnings for the month 81 September and for the
three months ended September 30 was issued by the
Burlington road to-day The statement for the
month showed gross earnings Of 81 ili2i2 - against
s316l 40 Is for the same month last year an In
crease Of 81 1855 80. Oreratrg expenses for the
month we're q sSi69 s. against i94SS u last year
an Increase OF S5S6 ,Si H. After providing for all
fixed charges there remained "a surplus tor dlVi-
dends for the month OF 81 ~ ~ ~. against Si53.-
iso Il las, wear an Increase Of $3.50 fI For the
three months sine, july tho gross earnings
amounted 10 81 2il2ii s5 against e "l2l6f H. an ~
crease Of g. 20 ~ - Operating expenses Tor the
carto~ vor1 vir,8 s., e. AGAINST $50. IS 95 last
year an incr-a. = yLlEo2s'. TIE. surplus Tor
DIVIDENDS - 81 fir three month OF LOO ~ .res-nt
corrcsponding period ast year. an increase Of Aos2-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
TRUSTEES SALES.

o.
trustee unt.- said deed OF trust. and tns
Dnectors =. the said The Austin p.un
LAM and Water Company have. as IN sa
decd Of trust PROVIDED r.lHest.' =. -
Luat a Judge OF the L.sdIS.
the Judicial District OF when the 'ounv
OF 81 PasO constitutes a part. the appolnuS
ment ~ successor in trust to the ss's
Hsgerman At,
Dc An: T ne .ad Lan IT, Motley. q
Successor in Trus; to the -aid J. HAserS
mar with all the powers authorities anc
duties IN sal deed % trust eonvey~d up""
and vested the sail Ilassrman.
And whereas. the lesaI h..es,s OF NOR
than cne-fodrth "a OK said bonds nave. "a
writing. requested toe uaiers.sn,, -
successor in trust 40 aforesaid, 70 ssi III
above granted estate. property. ris.ts 81. 49,
franchises " the sad company Tor IN
purpose % paying the amount due uYon
sad bonds. with Interest as IN said "ees
- trust provided
Now therefore BY reason OF the prem
tees and nv virtue " tho suth0, ~, ~
me vested under and by virtue o. ,ns
terms and con litiCns II SAID dssl I .'",..
J. F r. Morley. Successor In TrrN az
s'0resad VIII on Monday. the nrs' day
Q, Noyenber rex' ensuing; y ~ ,r,,,,
@! twelve O'Clock No. =. ~ the 'front.' ,Essu
door Of the Cour, House On Nevaaa
Avenue IN the city OF Colorado springs,
IN the County n, = Peso and State %
Coi raio sell as an entirety. at putl'
auction. al, and singular the above ne
SOU 81 lands. prem az. real ert1ir, p''vp,
er'v rights md franc i.srs irrlnih; ~
and any Of ire sad rights acquired py
said The Austin N'nT Lard 11f Wa'Ns
'omosry siac- the execution ~ saif deed
- trlSi as ~f0issaif. whether ne sans
he water rizl's privileges or dfcrfs nc
CURED In. under or y, virtue 81 the pur.
erase 81 ssif real estate above f1srr''p'
0r As a0pu~;cnant ''oret'. or 'n'err-s.
rights Or privileges sccurcf q tho .H'1 ms
tns'ln 2iu~ ranI ari Water 'nnipsn.
'Ni-ugh urde- or by virtue ~ elmer or
s1'' r1rfr1rf- 'as' nhrre 'N@,iffoD"r. -
Vel 80 any r'.r, acquired hv si'f t.e
tusii1 n'r~ iArt nd water '7rnpany IN
and - sail e1l ssflt' 20 Qr-cnas~d -
such. ar' a. r'r'' tie hereht ana
s0r.iv - rs'-mp'' , - fh" sa'h THE AUS
tn "'n~ Lari M Water Company. ts
sucr~~-0~s ~ se4'r-s - ~ and rrher
he same. al o7ci - 'her'. ~ casn N
hand 90 'he rr--0e. - paying no
amount - sa'f hr~is and u7ra'A coupons
thereon. togetao~ with all costs. charges
ard expenses n' ovs "rfing This trust.
FP-DE1T~-S r. N0R' ~.
Successor N T-'ist.
Dated ?. oi--afo sn-i1gs ~ Psse
County Coio~r - fhis i0th day or sep
'e''Nor \ n 'eaT
~ cor 49, = a-h ~ 0NFS G. ARNlT.
So ~ r,.o~ss--- - T-is'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
rAPL cONPTONS SUCCESSOR.
Joseph WALTON ELECTED TO PARLIAMENT IN
THE WEST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE.

Joseph WALTON ELECTED TO PARLIAMENT IN
THE WEST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE.
ronAon. Oct 2s-The election held yesterday in
-. parnsev Division Of 'he West F'fi~~ - - ~
.h,ro for A member 90 Parliament to succeed Earl
corn,on who on me death Of his ta,Ger Ie e...Iy
.ucceedsd 70 the latter's seat in the House Of
ror,s as Marquis Of Northampton. resulted in a
liberal victory The polling was follows:
ossnh Walton C,lbsra). g IA
tC3nse'Nat iJf
p.ier ,rran INDEPENDENT Labor Party .i0bi
At the last election. Earl Compton G:beraD de-
,eated Captain Ronald Greville Conservative. by
,s7 votes in total poll OF 1.473 the being
mainly miners Mr.. Walton favored the Miners
Eight Hours 5ill. Home Rule and all other issues
,hirh appeal 20 workingmen. Mr.. Byth opposed
ne Miners Eight Hours bill aud Home Rule. and
supported the Government also favoring the Work
mems Accident Conpens ton bill. Mr.. Curran;
,vho was me chief organizer OF the Gasworkers'
and General T.aborers' Union. was put forward by
.he miners who were disinclined 10 support cap
iallr.@" The Bsmctaic League also took part
IN tho canvass Messrs. Blyth and Walton were
ciassed as international bimetallists. while Mr.:
C1,rran was dubbed "bihnetall.st on all points.
AIR Walton the successful candidate. owns a
larse co.iiery at Sa.tburn. Cleveland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
CITATION.

>>>>~~~>~>~>~~>~o
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF MY
YORK BY the grace % God. free ana
independent TO Robert Watts. Sarah =.
kssrry. George H. Kearny. John watts
Kea~ny. Evelina ". Strong. Catherine
nruN Alfred K"a-ny lnskeeD kesrny. sis
=. Harfie. Anns Is. Ggeeor ard James
Whereas. Roher, Watts and George n:
Kearny. Of the Ci;y Of New York. arg
Brooklyn. respectively, have lately appned
70 the SUIT gates Court ~ cur City ana
County ~ New York. - have certain
instrument, in writing. bearing date the 80
and pefsonal property duiy proved az no
last Will and tesiamen, y Edward Kear-
ny. late II the city and County OK New
York deceased therefore. you. and earh
rogate of our cry and County % New
York. A, his Office IN ~. civ of New
York On the sixth fav = December orc
tioussni eight hundred and ninety-seven.
A. ha'f-rast ten o'clock IN the forenoon
~ hat sav. then and thsrs n attend ne
probate Of tie said last viii AMI testament.
Ard such = you a. are hereby cited. -
are under The age o.. twaD'y-0re Years.
are required {, appear by your guardian.
IL YOU nave one. or II you have none. ~
appear and anply FOR one % be appointed.
or in the event = your neglect or failure
20 30 50. a guardian Will he appointed By
the sur-oga.e - represent ana az; Tor YOU
In the procr ding.
rr .esfirnap- whereof va haze caused the
seal of no Surrosate's Court 1t
Sad CITY AMI county q New
York 10 he h-reunfo affixed.
Witness ifor Frank 7. Fitz-
gerali. a Surrogate 90 cur said
H.. s. city ard County ~ the city -
New York. TIE i'm Jay ~ OctD-
Der. n fhe yea- II cur Lord one
thousand eight hurt Cd and
rirer,-crfpr
J FAIRFAX NcLArGHITS
Clerk - the Surioga''s court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
PiTLPOID INTERESTS.
GETS THE BLAIR LINE TO KANSAS CITY.

GETS THE BLAIR LINE TO KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City No oct. 29-The deal by which the
ST Louis ard san Francisco - to take charge OF
the Kansas city Osceola and Sou heIn. and thereby
secure an entrance into Kansas City. is reported
practically closed All that remains, it * said. Is
for the St Louis and san Francisco stockholders TO
vote formally on proposition tGke possession Of
tho road All prchWiLarics are said to DE ar
ranged. and 4 IS ocli.ved tnat within zen Gays lie +,
,.i.1ol,nce The ABSORPTION The Kansas CITY Os o
ola and Southern IS popularity called the Blair
Line and Is practically owned by John l. Blair. a
--IersaY rnilLInnalre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
FOHENLOHE AND THE MILITARY BILL.
. DECISION SOON TO BE REACHED REGARDING
TIT CrIAvrrrJOp.S RESIGNATION

A DECISION SOON TO BE REACHED REGARDING
THE cIIANCELLoRs RESIGNATION.
Rerljn oct 2a-rt Is currently reported that
Prince Honenlohe the Imperial Chancellor declared
al Yesterdays session OF the Bundesrath that he
was unable 20 shoulder any longer The responsible
;,y Of the failure to introduce the Military Trial
Reform hin.
II Il seml-offcially announced to-day that the
BunGesrath opening its plenary sittings VIII
discs the Military Reform bill This
me bill being presented 70 the Reichstag.
Emperor William will next week 20 20 the Eulen-
berg es' ate al LlebcntcIg. where he VIII meet
Count Philip Won Gutenberg, the German Amoas-
eador 20 Austria Hungary. whose name mas been
mentioned frequently as the probable successor OF
Prince HOhenlohe. IL is learned here that Ills
Majesty's decision in regard TO the Chancellorship
and the resignation Of Prince Hohenohe under
stood TO have rendered several times will be
reached there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
LECGER FINISHES HIS SPEECH.
STORMY SCENES ~ THE REIcHsRATH ALMOST
Cr1NrISI'Or-e

STORMY SCENES ~ THE REIcHsKATH ALMOST
CONTINUOUS.
Vienna. Oct 29-Herr Locker at $50 this morn
ing was still delivering the speech whch. after
battle OF words with Herr Wo'T. the German Lib
eral leader and uproar ous scenes in the heichs-
ratn. he was able TO resume az 1919 o'clock last
night. \ little earlier this morning The Social
Democrats supported by the members OF the Lei;'
demanded an adjournment 0: the House. pointing
out that the senographers were overcome WIN
fatigue The suggestion. however. was greeted
with another uproar AMI repetition Of the tu-
multuous lasting half an hour which have
been witnessed In the Reichsrath ever since the
present session began.
The Nics-presidenj and Acting President Or
kramareZ. thereup.n adjourned the House Tor ten
minutes. after which Herr Locker resumed MS speech
amid Interrupt ons from the i.et. ana cl.9d As
at o'clock amid continued turbulence. Two ei-
forts adjourn We're then defeated ana the - ems
tner confinuous. members taking simultaneously.
After series OF violent scenes. the acting tresi-
desire Of the Reichsrath that they attend the ses.
sion, A motion to 20 into secre, ses1'on was 'Aen
carried. and the galleries were cleared.
surned at O'Clock this even.ng and the public was
readmtted :? The galleries There was an i 5!oT-
der The v.ce-presdcnt became involved IN a turl-
Gus dispute with the members o. nc Len, Wno
Finally the. sitting was suspended. 80, 49,,
Immediately on 'ts resumption the tumllt pIoke
president called on Herr Jedrzeiowiez one OF The
Polish leaders 70 speak on the Compromise oi.i.
set up a terrible din shouting and banging the
desks that the speaker was quite maud! bic.
NM and ~onfi,son nat the vice president again
suspended the sitting. When the sitting was resumed
being greeted nv re members Of the Left with tr!-
The meme hey separated after session Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
SURROGATE NOTICE..

SOLNYNS HARRiETTE In pursuance
~ an order = Hon Frank r Fitzgerald.
Surrogate ~ the Ci'y and county Of New
York Notice is hereby given - all per-
sons having claims against rarrsete L
Soivvns. late Of the city q London. Eng
land deceased 40 p-cseni The same with
vouchers thereof 70 tho subscriber. at bic
place ~ transartirs business. No. -
Broad street IN he city ~ Now York. %
or before the 2o'h dav Of Auril next.
Dated New York the 18th day Of De-
tober 1907
FRANCIS T. GARRETsON.
WYATT e. TRrNBLE. Exccueor.
Attorneys for executor
"a Pine street.
New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
IN MOURNING FOR THE DUCHESS OF rEcK

London, Oct. 2sAs a result OF the death OF the
Duchess OF Teck. on Wednesday the court Will so
into full mourning until November H. and will be
in half mourning Until November IS.
Berlin, Oct 29-The German court has been
ordered to go into mourning FOR ten days mark
OF sympathy for the relatives OF the Duchess Of
Tacl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
DUTIES ON PORK N FRANCE.

Paris. Oct. 29-The Customs Committee OF the
Chamber OF Deputies has decided 10 recommend
that the Government maintain the previously adopt
ed du;ies pork products. including lard. with the
exception OF reducing Inc duty on salt pork, hams
and bacon from 80 TO % francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
WILL NOT ACCEPT REDUCED WAGES.
ENGLISH COTTON OPERATIVES PREPARING nc
MAKE A FIGHT AGAINST THE CoMBINA-
TON OF EMPLOYERS.

Manchester England. Oct. c9.-All the meetings
OF cotton operatives throughout The North Of
England last evening instructed their delegates 70
inform the employers that the operatives would
not consent 10 the proposed reduction In their
wages. As - per cent or the employers nave
combined with the object Of enforcing reduC-
ton the situation IL most critical. About 10000
operatives affected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
wB1TEwAY's VICTORY ALMOST 4 DEFEAT.

81 Johns " F.. Oct. 2e-The results OF the gen.
eral election for Members Of the Assembly. which
took place yesterday. coming In SD gly They n
cicats III 1t the Whiteway Government will have a
much smaller majority In the new Assembly.
] r Woods. Surveyor-General member OF the
cabinet has been defeated l. 2 Morris. member
of the Cabinet without portfolio and Solicitor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
THE CAR RETURNING TO ST PETERsBURG.

Darms,ait Oct 2e-The Car and Czarns, who
have been visiting the Grand-duke and Grand
duchess OF Hesse started to-day their return TO
ST. Petersburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
THE YANTIC ~ COLLISION.

Quebec Oct. 29.-The United States steamer Yantic
vas in collision with the Government steamer Cam
adienne In a fog this morning. smashing the lat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30

Constantinople. Oct 29-An imperial irade' -
sued to-day authorizes the ottoman consuls to r.
sumo their dulles in Greece. The Ottoman Minister
VII return 10 Athens Immediately after the peace
signed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30

WAITRESS. &c.-By colored girl as wat
rsss ard assist with chamberwork IN pr.
Friday. sa,u-tl.v. NOONAN. 239 West
dlstst
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ters plates and breaking her foremost The mast
fell on a forccastlc in which three sleeping sailor
had 4 narrow escape; The Yanuc backed out a'l,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30

NURSERY COVERINGS. by an Ameri-
caA. teaches English 70 beginners. is
good rurse in Illness. thoroughly under
,,ands the care u children. having had
.everal years experience. II desired can
AXE entire charge 81 those between the
,ges IL ard .. excellent references. II.
T. iOJ West Jfth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
HARD TO GET BREAD ~ NlDRID.

Madrid Oct z.-The strike OF the bakers has be-
come general and Il is difficult 20 procure bread
IN the city to-day Soldiers are being used bak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
Turkish cONsrLs TO RESJuE Duty.

General barely carried his seat. All the Govern
nent puraliies have been largely rednccd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30

STwNOGRApHTP TYPEWRITER good
hrg'ruer desires position with god
house. best rrfcrri.re from last employee.
node-atr salary. FRED. BrGAScH. 100
Zabriskie-s'.. Sc-sey CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
FIERCE EXPLOSION IN A MEXICAN NINE
THIRTEEN MEN KILLED OUTRIGHT AND NUN
Der SEVERELY INJURED.

Der SEVERELY INJURED
Torres Mexico Oct. ga disastrous explosion
n : occurred In the Amarillas shaft Of the Grand
{ ntral Mine al Minas Pries;as Thirteen men
were killed outright and three sustained probably
fatal injuries. In some undetermined a
large quantity of giant powder blew I'D in the
fourth level OF the shaft. SO great the force
Of the explosion that Of four men who were sta
toned fully two hundred feet distant from its CEN
tire three were killed instantly. Six OF the recov
81 ed bodies are total unrecogniZable The Grand
central Mine recently purchased for 81 900 600
by an English syndicate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
THE COMPACT proi oNGED FOR A YEAR

Budapest Oct. ,9-The House OF Magnates today
adopted without debate The bills proonEinG ,or a
year he Austro- Hun Earian compact and providing
for the financial arrangement with Croatia. The
provisional budget was also passed by this House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30

COACIfMAN.-B nrs:-c.as, man. un-
dersianis the business thoroughly. nrs'
class go references. COACUMAN. 100
West iOSth-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
STORAGE.

CONTIN ENTAIL Storage Warehooss'
3l3 3lS Vest 43d-st..
One short block from Brosdwsy.
New. light md airy rooms for the s,ora
o. furniture. pianos, baggage. csrF'as..
works ~ art. &c Telephone call. -."S'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30

CONCHMA% Married no family: aged
81 nrst-c,a-s personal reference. wife
frs.-clas. cook 4 required. city or coun-
try Gail or address \. n. care Mrs
FrsnIlyn 1873 East 3sfh-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
DESKS & OFFICE FURNITURE.
MACHINERY.

AT REDCCEU PRICES. -jOO second-hand
wood and ron working machines fuiiJ
guaranteed. machinery bought ana 81
changed GEORGE X. EDDY. 3Ss Aa'i