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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-12

Edpcate Your Lowell With ~ear
CANDY cathartic, cure Constipation forever.
t0c. CSC. II &. &C. fall, druggists refund money
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-03
CITAPTER Ssh. F. NO. GIL.

CHAPTER Ssh. F. NO. gu.
AN ACT to authorize an investigation as
to whether the State of Minnesota is
entitled to any land now held adversely
to it by any party or parties, to au-
thorize suits to be instituted for the
recovery of any such lands so adversely
held, and appropriating moneys for the
purpose of such investigation and litiga-
ton.
Whereas, a controversy has arisen as
to the validity of the grant made by the
State of Minnesota to the Duluth and Iron
of the state in and to the following de-
scribed lands, to wit: So of the swA the
swA of the sell of section 80, township SO.
range 10; lots numbers three and four
and the swA Of the neA Of section 8 and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-03
CHAPTER so1-H F. NO. 1o15.

AN 4 n rina c'tT- 6 to nrevent
fighting, brawling. assaults, batteries,
disorderly noises and disorderly con-
duct, and to provide for the ret and
punishment Of persons guilty of the
same
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
state or NJ mr. sofa:
Section 1. That every city in this state,
whether Incorporated under general or
special law of this state, SHALL in addition
to all other movers and authorities now or
hereafter given such city by any law Of
this state, have power and authority by
ordinance to prevent any fighting, brawl
ing, assault battery, disorderly noise or
disorderly conduct within such city. and
to provide for the arrest and punishment
of any person or persons who shall be
guilty of the same
Sec 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
ApproYed April % 1871
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-03

For the relief of Henry Dillery for per-
onal Injuries sustained by. him while In
ne performance of his duties as a men,
Ter of the national guard of the state OF
minnesota. while acting under orders and
n the line of his duty, whereby he was
INJURED and incapaciated from labor, and
hat the state auditor issue his warrant
herefor in favor of said Henry D1llery.
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approyed April 23, 1897.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-03
cuAprER 2as-H u. NO. 726.

AN ACT to l. galze sheriffs' certificates
issued on r,orteaea foreclosure sales
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
Section /. All sheriffs' certificates here
tofore issued on mortgage foreclosure
sales, whether the same be upon foreclos-
ure by advertisement or by action, where
in the seal of the sheriff or deputy eXecut-
ing the >are has h. n omit 49, which
in all other respects are properly exc
cuted and conform to law are hereby le-
galized and made effective for all pur,
noses tbe same as if such certificates had
been duly sealed by the officer executing
tn sane.
Provided, that this act shall not apply
to or affect any suit or action now pend
ing.
Sec q This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage.
Approved April 3d. 1897.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-03
CHAPTER &c

CHAPTER 18Th. F. NO. 4o4.
AN ACT for the relief of Henry Dillery.
and to appropriate money therefor.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. That the sum of six hundred
(600) dollars be and the same is hereby
appropriated out of any money in the
state treasury not otherwise appropriated,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-03

CHAPTER 31O-H F. NO. 1857.
AN ACT to amend section six co., chap
ter two hundred and eight cos, gen.
eral laws 1887-to provide for biennial
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-03
CHAPTER NO. 31s-H. F. NO. ese

CHAPTER NO. 31S-H F. NO. 6S2
AN ACT entitled an. act to create a board
of state drainage commissioners and
prescribe its duties.
Be 1t enacted by he Legislature of tha
State of Minnesota:
Section l. There is hereby eated a
board to be styled a board of drainage
commissioners of the State of Minnesota.
consisting of three (3) members who shall
be appointed by the governor of the state
and whose terms of office shall be three
90 years. Said board shall serve without
compensation other than the actual ex-
penses incurred
Sec. 2. Said board shall have the care
custody, control and supervision. excenf
as herein otherwise provided. of all drain.
age bitches in this state constructed MIR
suant to chapter two hundred and tweppt nv
one CID Of the general laws of eightesn
hundred and ninety-three QS93) and chan
ter one hundred and sixty-four 0e4I ~
the general laws of eighteen hundred ana
ninety-fve dso5). Said board shall cause
all of said bitches to be inspected ~,
nually by competent engineer to be an n,
It employed. and shall make report ia tbs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-03

CHAPTER 300-H. F. NO. 1913.
AN ACT to amend section ninety-four (94)
of chapter thirty-siX $50 of the general
laws of 1873, as amended by chapter
eighteen QS) of the general laws Of 1898,
relating to Independent school districts.
Be it enacted BY the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section ]. That section ninety-four C94)
Of chapter thirty-siX $3.50 of the general
laws of 1878, as amended by chapter eigh-
teen (1S) of the general laws of 1895, be
amended to read as follows:
village or
school district or any two or more school
districts where each consists in whole or
in part OF portions of the same incorpo-
rated city. now or hereafter organized,
may be organized into and established as
an independent school district, in the
manner and with the powers hereinafter
specified provided, first, that this title
shall not apply to any township. or school
district containing less than five hundred
inhabitants, unless said school district or
school districts consist in whole or in part
of one incorporated city, town or village;
provided, second, that the territorial linn
its of no Independent district hereafter
organized shall exceed six (6 miles
square; except that all the territory with
In the limits of any city in the state may
be included in and constitute one school
district.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 3D. 1897.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-03
c1y,prEp ooo-H r NO 3a4

L
AN ACT to amend section one a. OF
chapter seventy-four (74) of the general
statutes of the State of Minnesota Tor
the wear eighteen hundred and seventy
eight QS7S), being section hye thousa an
seven hundred and seventy OTTO OF the
general statutes of the State OF Mime.
sofa for the year eighteen hundred and
ninety-four $3.50, relating to actions
for the partition of real property.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. That section one % OF chap-
ter seventy-four CD of the general stat
year eighteen hundred and seventy-eight
ISIS, being section five thousand seven
hundred and seventy OTTO of the general
statutes of the State of Minnesota for
the year eighteen hundred and nlnety,I9 our
OS9i), be and the same is hereby AMENDED
SO that the same shall read as follows:
Section 1. When two or more persons
are interested in real property as JOINT
which one or more of them have an es-
tate of inheritance or for life, or as own
ers in any form or manner OF. land lying
within the bed or meander line OF me-
andered lake, the waters of winch nave
receded, an action may be brought by one
or more of such persons against the oth-
ers in the district court OF the proper
county for a partition thereof according
to the respective rights and interests of
the porsoos rtsr I d u Tor a
sale of such property. or a part Of it, If
it appears that a partition cannot be had
without, great prejudice to the owner:
provided however, that when the bed OF
any such meandered lake lies within the
limits of two or more counties. then the
district court of the county having the
largest portion of said lake bed within its
limits shall have jurisdiction of such par
tition suit.
Sec. q This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April %, 1897.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-03

commissioners as provided in section Of
this act, shall affect the validity Of such
change of boundary line; and any ottcer
who shall willfully neglect or refuse to
perform the duties herein required of him
shall be deemed guilty Of misdemeanor
and may be removed for malfeasance IN
Office.
Sec. g. All acts and parts Of acts incon-
sistent with this act are hereby repealed
Sec. g. This act shall take erect ana De
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April %, 1897.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-29
Finest Fashion. ~ Europe.

There Is not n woman In the land
who does not have ycorning Tor the
latest lnsbons OF Europe, but the dit,
terence In time between the opening Of
the Seasons there and here makes II In,
possible Tor the receipt Of tho styles I'M
I'll after they have been worn by the
lenders of The fashionable world on the
other side Of the Atlantic To be sure,
all the great dioIalols Of fashions mike
up their styles six months IN advance,
but 80 oolously have they guarded
their secrets that no inkling Of them
can be obtained by the outside world
until after they have been worn Al
great expense arrangements have been
completed with Felix OF Paris, Dreooll
Of Vienna aud twelve others Of the
most famous court costumers, by which
u weekly photograph viii be published
by the Boston Sunday journal, accom-.
panied by a signed description by the
famous designer himself, No other pm.
per In Boston can be within four
months Of the styles Of these famous
designers and the readers Of the Boston
Sunday Jounol will BIO able to obtain
styles the same day that the beautiful
dresses arc being exhibited TO the pub.
lie for the first time.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-29

A terrible famine exists In Indla aud
natives are dying by hundreds from
actual starvation. Coupled with this
comes The plague peculiar to TINT cOun,
try. Bombay Ii the center Of this
fearful visitation An English officer
stationed nt TINT city gives this vivid
description Of this horrors
"l'be native are 40 wasted by starry,
alton, aud hOve no power to resist tho
plague, but, panie.slrickon, They lull u
prey TO the horrible death, IN tho out
lying districts found bodies numeroui
IN tho road, On the banks Of th,
Ganges, were the ghals Ore oil located
hundreds Of bodies are lying WAITING
their turn 10 be buried. The CHAT
are small, raised, burning piles made
pf stone, The victim IL brought to III,
river " possible, before death, TINT h
may die by the sOeIed stream; then
when he dies bis body IL dipped IN tn
stream, taken out IN lnd on the gbn
with n pile Of wood under aud above II
mud Is soon reduced to ashes, which or
swept of into the river
"rhe natives look upon The plngu
rs n scourgo Of their god That oanuo
be helped, aud they will not TOLERATE
any interference with their religion
rites
~ look for some outbreak and ii
not expect to more lhnn reach hom
before being summoned back to N,
post, The situation Is becoming alarm
Ing, The proposition IA seriously be
Ing considered TO aet fire 70 the enlir
native quarter OF the city, IA well n
the barracks Of the nOlive troops, II
the hope Of thereby burning ont tn
conlagion.
u don't know what will be done
Tor The whole earth seems laden wit
tho poison, and II Is carried by rats nm
other vermin everywhere, Nolhin
except furnace heat can purify til
quarters whore the plague has uoged,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-29

George NJ. Iienis, general mer'
chant nj Ilend,boro, has mndo M n.
sigumenl for The benefit u biz creditors,
lilo called y meeting Of his creditors
aud offered them 80 cents on the dol,
lar, which they accepted, aud the bus.
ness will bo continued. Ills liabilities
we're about 10000,
A new game club NJ Sharon has
Just erected new aud elegant club
house. The club owns aud bas com
pleIed pond covering 90 ocrcs Of
land, which Is well adapted 10 trout
culture aud II Ia well stocked with
young trout, some Of them from three
10 five years old. The house Is 0Ox4O,
three stories high and IL hnisbed elabor,
aioly In handsome woods.
Charges have been made against q,
u. Collins street commissioner aud WI.
tor superintendent Of st. Adams, aud
| tho office has been declared vacant
by The village trustees, from and after
February #, lie Is 10 have n hearing.
II now expected that the next anou'
al meeting Of the Vermont conference
Of Methodist churches will be held NJ
Barre during tho week beginning A.
pHl 20. The presiding bishop will be
John NJ. Walden Of Cincinnati,
George y. Barker Of IIrotilebor'
shot n wildcnt on the mountain Thurs
day that weighed ~ pounds, though
very poor, and measures III inche
lronblip to Tip. Mr., Barker was o.
| the mountain hunting rabbits, whoi
his dog corncrcd tho cat In the foot 0
u tree,
| The following statement Of Yer
monfs FIRE losses Tor 1896 aud 1897
given out from Bellows Falls
VermoD's fire record for the yen
| 500 shows that while IN 1895 III
number Of fires was $40, deslroyin
Sl,2Gb,25 worth Of property, IN 1870
800 fires destroyed property valued 4
s62l,07L The insurance paid !
1895 WIS SSO5,72D, n Il IN 1870
1907 $50, The records Of the lw
years show 1914 fires from uulSnow
causes, 1906 from clllmneys aud pipe
O3 loeeudIory, 90 from Lightning, 3
from exploded lamps, 81 not rcporIe
and 30 from stoves, ranges aud fl
nuces, IN 1896 the largest numb,
i ClbO) occurred on farms, with n lo
. aggregnIng $3.50, 1862, which Is eousi'
cradle larger than III 1895. The ne,
largest class Is mercantile, the loss,
aggregaIIug 100000, or about 1880
less thun IN 1895. During the pa
year more care WIS shown by citizen
aud there was very material improy
mcul IN the fire protection In many Il
, eaIlieg,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-29
Joid and starvation.

Intense cold IL reported In the
NortI,.wcst aud an appalling picture
u suffering IL Chicago WAS telegraph
ed Sunday, ~ follows
The suffering among The poor Is 10
tense aud tomorrow The mayor VIII 10
suo u proclamation calling Tor bread
Tor tho starving. According TO 70.
ports made TO the mayor by tho bu.
reuu Of charities and other commit.
tees that have applied TO him tho
number Of destitute families IN 10.
creasing each day, until the coodI
tons Ia some parts Of The city are APP
pnling, Immediate relief IL ncces-
sory or 1t Is expected many will die
OF starvation aud cold The police
stations oil over The city are filled
with dodgers, Hundreds OF homes
arc without fuel OF food, and skilled
worhmen are begging on the streets:
Committees from charitable institr
lions aud many individual pbIlaollro.
pists have called upon Mayor swift
10 urge him 10 make ap appeal 10 Vi,
public for immediate help for the euf'
fofUrB.
No actual cases Of starving hay,
as yet been reported, but many per
sons are suffering with hunger, Dis
tribulIons Of fuel and food have beer
carried on by the bureau Of charities
but they say they are unable 10 TAXI
care Of one'0,lb OF the people VII,
beg assistance, County Commission
or llmly reported TO Mayor Swif
yesterday that the lists Of needy or
growing ~ The rate Of from 800 I,
900 families day, These arc no
The families Of paupors, but Of me-
who are unable 10 get work.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-29

N made OF the same material mn tho
wedding gown IL comes nearly TO the
knees and In lined with palc.ycllow silk,
IL In trimmed with white ostrich
feathers and In edged with u double
plating OF the velour and silk. II h tied
at tho throat with broad ribbons Of
MORE.
Tho 'going-nwny" gown In tailor
made costume OF royal blue broad.
cloth. The skirt IN round and very
wide NJ the feet. where II In finished
with narrow band OF Persian lamb,
The bodice, which Ia sllgbtly pointed,
In braided down over the bust In black.
Tho coat 10 be worn with tl,ls II u
Fronchy little box affair OF blue broad.
cloth. II In trimmed In mnrten tails
and Persian lamb, and the latter fur
lines the great rolling collar.
Tho whole costume, gown and coat,
Ia lined with n green and blue broeado
Tho hat 10 be worn with this In small
md cloec and In trimmed with paradise
feathers which droop backward over
tho ears.
Among tho other gowns In the trous
scau aro dinner dress OF pale.greer
satin brocnde, American Beauty velvet
and palo.ycllow mouaselno dc sole. The
bodice OF this has q modlsh bolero, Dor
tlered IN silver bullion trimmed, Gnt
auaintly pulled sleeves which meet thu
low-out shoulder, Tho skirt OF thii
gown IN cut with u short train.
This Inauguration ball gown, whicl
In matter OF interest comes next 10 th'
wedding gown itself, IN OF white moir'
velour.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-29
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. 29, 1897.


Harvey baldwin. OF birmingham,
Aha. has lived for nine years with a
broken neck, lie wan formerly an on.
rlnem on the Louisville a. Nashville
railroad, In on accident near lirmlng'
ham ho was horribly injured, Several
Ribs we're broken, botli-lcga and one arm
wcro crushed, his skull wna fractured
his watch wns driven into the abdominal
cavity and his neck woa broken, Despite
MI these injuries ho recovered and In
now sound and hearty, but suffers
from tho Inconvenience Of having 10
wear a steel harness 10 hold his head up,
IIo has travelled all over Europe aud
America exhibiting himself nj medical
colleges Doctors are unable 10 account
for his condition and hin seeming de-
fnnoe Of all laws Of anatomy.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-29
Coy. Bushnell isn't tho first mao

Gov. Bushnell isn't tho first mno
who bus been called upon 10 give
away something be would like yely
much 10 keep for himself,
The Miois'ippl widow Of ~ who O.
Ioped with giddy young fellow OF 70
aud married him, has our sympathy
senator Lodge il said to have been
the lirsl Senator who was Informed by
Maj. Mckinley that senator sherman
would bo Secretary Of State, and be
mnde use Of The information 10 lile M
application with the Sergeontai.arms
Of the Senate Tor Tho seat occupied by
Mr.. sherman,
The newspaper man who found M
alliance In behalf Of tho Monroe doe
Irlne III that arbitration irealy with
Great Britain ought 70 be able 10 hud
hi. salary without troubling the busi,
ness office,
A real pbilantroplsi was the man
who pnid tho postage on all Christmas
packages held At the Boston Post OF
Iicc for insufficient postage lie prov
ed II by refusing 10 give his name.
Congress appears TO have lost inter
est IN the Cuban question, but the pub
lie has not This isn't the fret time
however, that Congress aud tho public
have not agreed,
That dirty seeley dinner, In New
York, h0s already causcd one de0lh
but II wns that Of The man who cause,
the dinner TO bo raided, Had II been
TINT Of the brute who conceived the nj
fair II would have seemed more II
keeping with the fitness Of things.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-29
DEAFNESS CANNOT mo ounED

by local applications, ns they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear, There IL
only one way to cure Deafness, aud that
IA ht constitutional remedies Deafness ~
caused by nn lnilamed condition OF the
mucous lining OF the Euslooblan Tube
When this tube gets Unframed you have n
umhlng sound or impcrfcc, hearing, aud
when u Is entirely closed Deafness Is the
result, aud unless the Inflammation can
be taken out aud this tube restored TO It's
rormal condition, hearing viii be dc.
sroyed forcyeri niue eases out of ten are
caused ~ cutarrh, which Is nothing hui
an Unframed condition Of the mucous sur.
faces
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness Caused by caiarrh)
that cannot be cured by ilnlrs Catarrh
Cure Send for circulars, free.
y, i, CHENEY & Co., Toledo, q.
M-Sold by druggists, 700,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-29

Congressman Grout Ia out In n cir,
eulHr giving In detail hs plan for
choosing pOslmNsLors Ia his district,
oB follows
a caucus committee Of three IN.
irons OF the Office IL 10 be agreed
upon by the candidates, or, IN ease
tbey fni 10 pRlec, ID TO l,p 81 oscn by n
committee OF three residents Of the
county 10 which the onlcu IN situated,
tho latter committee 10 DO appointed
by Congressman Grout, The duties
aud powers OF the caucus committee
shall DO TO prepare n check Ipt Of All
the republican patrons resident with.
In The delivery Of lhe office 10 warn
u caucus Of such patrons for the pur.
pose Of naming u postmaster, 10 be
held at such time aud place as they
may determine, by posting notices In
l
lhlea conspicuous places within the
delivery Of said office, no less than
SIX nor more than ten DAYS before
said enuoos, aud The committee shall
state IN the notices NJ what hour the
box VIII bo turned on the first ballot
70 preside over the ouucus through
one OF their number, to decide all
points OF order TO decide who may
vote lllalon 10 nssort aud count the
votes aud make return 10 tho sub.
hoFibef, giving the full name Of each
candidate aud the number Of votes
each received on the final ballot, and
not TO entertain motion 10 adjourn
the caucus, except 10 some subsc-
quunt day, until some Que shall 70,
celve u majority OF Nil the votes cast.
Iho caucus committee shall prepare,
ut the expense Of each candidate, the
number OF ballots desired, aud on the
lirs, ballot the ballots Of all the can.
ddules shall bo OF uniform bize aud
OF Tho same color But after the first
ballot there shall be no limitation ~
to Size or color Of tho ballots used,
All resident republican patrons OF
any fourlh'oOss posloIllcc In tho "a
congressional dletrlot, without regard
TO town, village or city limits, who
are citizens OF Vermont, and voted,
or could have voted for presidential
electors In 1906, shall bo entitled To
vote for postmaster OF such office.
All women who are entitled, under
the laws OF Vermont, 10 vote FOL
school directors, aud are In sympathy
with the republican party, shall, II
resident patrons, be allowed to vote,
liza patron receives or sends mail
through more than one olllcc he shall
be allowed TO vote for postmaster OF
that office where, In the Judgment OF
the caucus committee, he receives the
bulk OF his mail aud after having
voted Tor postmaster OF QUE office b,
shall not In any case he entitled IL
vote elsewhere. In addition TO known
republicans those who have not here.
toforo acted with the republican party,
but voted Tor the republican prcsi'
dental ticket In the election of 1896
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-29
aa1aassaa1i 'aaa' 49, ZEE
IIoraa i,br.noloigy.

Every horse carries nn index 10 bia
temper and intelligence 10 his face
The tonehHble, tlnetnblo animal ~
broad md Hat between the eyesI the
bony ridge Of his face dhhes slightly
from the point whore the fuee narrowp
toward the noatrilA, His ears are well
net, sensitive and far apart, With well.
defined ridge Of bone extending across
the top OF the head between them. Al
ways feel for this ridge In Judging q
horse. The eye should be large, clear
and bright, with II prominent ridge Of
bone along tho inner and upper edge OF
the socket.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-29

Many merchants nrc well aware that
their customers are their best friends aud
lake pleasure 10 supplying them with The
best good, oblainnblc Az M Instance
We mention Perry a. Cameron prominent
druggists Of Flushing, Michigan. They
shyi awe have no hesitation 10 recon
mcudlng ChnmberlOD's COUGH Remedy it
oar customers, M II Is The best congl
medicine we have ever sold aud Away
giycs satisfaction" For sale at 20 Ont
30 pculs per bottle by
q, h. Richardson, Peru aud Weston
a. q, Bolster, BOndyilc.