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The state herald., 1897-04-30
slERiffS SALE.
STATE of COLORADO
COUNTY orpIIilLipsS

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of d,
special execution IN attachment to me direct.
ed from the oiiico ~ the CLERK Of the District
Court OF the state 0f Colorado IN and for rhii.
lips county, against the goods and rhnitois.
rights and credits, lands md tcnnnnents Of
j, McKibbcn, |, 4, Y, uuthric sheriff OF
sid county have this day levied upon the
following described roulcstutc the property
Of the -nid j. ". Mckibhoni
\" Y nj rec 2! twp q n Of r ~ " Of the pm In
Phillip- county colorado, and that will sell
the said land on the -th dny OF May lsW NJ
the hour OF one o'clock IN the afternoon Of
the snld day NJ the front door Of the county
Court House ~ the town of ilol,olso IN said
county nj public auction TO the hiRhest and
bvst bidder for cnsh NJ 30 much OF said land
~ may ba necessary "a satisfy the sum of
ilii damages nnd the additional sum Of tsIO
costs and arcrulng costs, where nnd when dur
attendance will bc given by the undersigned.
Dated nj HolJo Colorado this 18th day OF
April i-p;,
Ar urfrntr sheriff.
lip " q iitLL.Nn Under ~hrrin
The state herald., 1897-04-30

Tho slcvepth general assembly appro.
priatcd s25.tOO out Of the internal im
provement fund for the erection Of an
additional cottage ut Pueblo for insane
women. Governor Adams seems TO have
questioned the constitunonulity OF tue
appropriation and nsked the supreme
court 10 pass upon the constitntionnlity
of the bill. The court has handed down
m opinion TO the effect that the appro.
priation wns unconstitutional and tn.
appropriation fails. There are In the
state vt tho present time about fifty In
sane women for whom there Ia no room
In the insnbc asylum nt Pueblo and they
arc kept in county iails md hospitals
where II N Impossible TO givo them that
caro- and treatment which tho rtnt. owes
TO those poor. unfortunate women, II IL
u disgrace ~ the fair name Of Colorado
,ba, such state Of affairs should he per.
mitted 10 exist. AZ u member Of tho
senate finance committee, We a-ked for
and Bnnlly secured, against considerable
opposition, q recommendation for MI APP
preparation Of s2o 900 for the erection ol
cottage Tor these insane women and
the appropriation pHatcd the assembly
NJ recommended by the senate finance
The state herald., 1897-04-30
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.

Annual school meeting next Monday.
The Inter-C County Teachers Associa-
tiou OF Sedgwick and Phillips counties
will be held at Julesburg Saturday Muy
10, 1897.
Since the beginning OF the year an ap-
peal was taken to the State Board OF Ed
ucatlon by one OF the teachers Of our
state asking that county superintend
ent be compelled to issue him certiti-
cate, being refused on account OF the ap-
pllcant being user OF tobacco, the state
board overruled the county superiniend-
ent and ordered the county superintend
ent to issue MIN certificate, claiming
that the school board was the lawful au
thority to judge. This is what the Rock,
Mountain Educator says:
SMOKE?
Should teachers smoke? or course
they should. Principles and superin
tendents, with bur few exceptions, smoke
1t Is seldom that a gra ie to.cher in
dulges iu the habit, but hs (or she) Ger
tainly ought to do SO, because OF the ex
ample set and the undisputed beneficial
effects upon the digestive organs, and
the innumerable diseases which are re
lieved by the fumes OF the weed. Then
the grade teacher is expected to teach
"the effects" not the evil effects, Of the
use OF narcotics, but Just the effects, un-
biased 10y the opinions Of any physician
temperance agi,ator, clergyman or scien
tist. Why not teach by practice, then.
and not by preceptr Give au object les
son before the class After the first ies
internal disturbances there are no evil
effects! Oh, no! And then that insIg-
niticant struggle gives one mastery over
billions stomach and prepares him to
undertake long sea voyages. 1t makes
him manly. He can then make HE de
but into polite society, can engage in pol
tics and other noble enterprises. A CT.
gar just before the recitation on narcot'
les or in the presence OF tho class would
give an eclat to the exercise that could
not otherwise exist.
Yes. Let every one smoke. Lady tea
chers, get Your dainty meerschaums and
be fashionable. We suggest that II you
have occasion to indulge in the presence
OF school directors, it might be consider.
sd immoral, as that is the only "lawful'
authority upoa that question.
At school recently the following top
ic in history was nnd.r discussion, Sa-
lem Witchcrait. The following question
was asked by an innocent pupil. How
did tho children act? Whereupon the
teacher, who by the way very often
clinches mis- remarks by example, replied
'iust like children do when they get OF
the grass on Sunday"
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sUrI,lrrsALE

Notice Is given that by virtue of special
execution or lien foreclosure issued out Of
the county Court OF Philip. county Colo. dat.
ed Apr. II, 1897 aud 10 me as sheriff directed
m favor Of James orr plaintin aud against
Samuel II shrinor and Kat. shrincr defend
ants for the sum of s6is o. damages ahi ,9i ~
cost and ncerulnR cost
whereby AM commanded 10 sell the fol-
lowing described real estate towit Lot u In
block In the original town OF Holyokc rhii.
lip. county Colo
To satisfy -gud amount shah On Saturday
the =! day of May isW Offer The above do-crib
ed promises for sale nj public auction Mt the
hour OF o'clock pm Of said day at the fron,
doirof the court house In iIoiyokr Colo to
ih. highrs, and best bidder therefor.
Dated this % day VI Apr i-s7.
Al. GUTHRIE sheriff
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committee. Taking into consideration
the fact OF the most urgent necessity for
the erection of building tor the insane
women and the further fact that there
was not dollar in the general fund for
such an appropriation, in our Judgment
it WAS a mistake to insist upon a strict
construction OF the constitution on this
bill. There are plenty OF precedents for
such an appropriation and these, taken
in connection with the facts surrounding
this appropriation, would have fully JUS
titled the governor in signing the bill
without asking Tor an opinion from the
supreme court. Sometimes there are de-
mands made upon the people Of state
that should be regarded as Of more i'm
portance than even a strict construction
of the constitution OF the state and, il
there ever was case OF this kind IN Col
orado, it certainly was the demand made
upon the eleventh general assembly to
make some provision for properly caring
for these insane women who are now
kept in jails and hospitals.
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SHRliIEE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF
execution for cost issued out of the county
court of Phillips county Colorado dated Feb,
1897 and to me rs sheriff directed in favor
OF burlington Missouri River RAN Road and
against Z. n. Harmon for the sum of twenty.
Ave dollars and nifty cents cost and nccruing
cost whereby Ihave levied upon the follow
ing described realostntc towit
Lot No. II in block No. II of the original
town of Holyoke Colo. with all theimprovc'
ments on said lot.
To satisfy said amounts shall on saturday
the day of May 1897 offer thenbove dcscrib'
ed premises for sale at public auction at the
hour of oclrck p m of said day at the
front door of the court house in lIolyoke Colo.
to the highest and best bidder therefore.
Dated this day of April 1897.
GUTHRIE Sheriff.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

Ex-Governor John L. Routt has re-
signed his position as member OF the
state board OF capitol managers. Gov.
ernor Routt took position On this board
in 1885 and has done most faithful and
effective work for the state, giving his
time to personal supervision OF the
work OF the construction Of the capital
building. No man in the state takes
more pride in our splendid capital build
ing than he does and to no one member
Of the board are the people OF the state
moro indebted for the excellence of the
work done on the capitol building.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

The eleventh general assembly passed
bill making an appropriation for the
purpose of making arrangements to EN-
ploy the coDvicts in the peniteutiary at
Canon City in some line OF manufactur-
ing. 1t seems that the officials upon
whom falls the responsibility OF deciding
upon what lins OF manufacturing the
convicts shal be employed are having
considerable difficulty in deciding this
question. No line Of manufacturing is
suggested that hns not met with opposi
tion from the labor organizations AMI no
line can be suggested that will not meet
with opposition. Heretofore the people
Of Colorado through their representa-
iives, Welding to the wishes Of the labor
organizations, have refused to provide
for the employment Of convicts in any
line OF work that brought them into COM
petition TO any extent whatever with free
labor. II costs about 100000 year to
maintain the state peniten,iary aud it is
now simply n question whether the pso-
pie OF the state will continue the policy
OF keeping the convicts in enforced idle
ness and continuing year after year this
heavy dram OF 100000 on the general
state revenues or adopt the policy OF 9th
er states and employ the convicts in
some line OF manufacturing. Enforced
idleness IN cruel and inhumRn punish
ment for convict and from a humani-
tartan standpoint should not be permit
ted. Other sta'es have adopted the pol
icy Of employing their convicts in manu-
featuring, and the articles 81 manuiac-
tllred are sold in the Colorado markets.
Furniture and other manufactured ar.
ticles made by the convicis in the peni.
teniisriss OF the New England states are
sold in Canon City under the very shad-
ow Of the Colorado state penitentiary
and the fact that Colorado refrains from
employing her convicts does not by any
means remove the competition of convic,
labor with free labor. Some states have,
by judicions management, made their
psnitentiaries self-sustnining and during
the year Of 1896 the peui,entia.y. of Kan
sas brought into the state treasury II
large amount Of revenue above the ex'
penses Of the institution. The eleventh
general assembly thought 1t the part Of
wisdom 10 make some provision looking
to the employment Of tho convicts. OF
course no line OF manufacturing can be
selected that will not to some slight de
gree come in competition with free labor
labor, but some line OF manufacturing
can bs selected that will interfere very
little with the free labor OF tho state as
there are lines oi manufacture that are
as yet represented to but u very limited
extent IN the state. In making this So
lection the interests OF the free labor
OF Colorado alone should
be considered aud any objections tina,
may have their origin with labor inter
es,B outside OF our state should have nc
weight whatever. II judiciously hand
led, the state penit-btiary can, within y
few years, be made seli.sustaining md
that, TOO, without injury TO the interests
OF tho free labor Of the state.
The state herald., 1897-04-30
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NsrUEis'S
ALIAS SUMMONS.

ALIAS SUMMONS.
state of Colorado. "a
County Of Phillils.
In tile oun'y ourt.
The American Mortgage Trust Limited, pinin
,ilf VS. Robert l. Oliver and Henry Marshall de
fendants.
fnE PEOPLE fTiIE STATE or COLORADO.
To Robert l. Oliver and Henry Marshall the
defendants above named greeting
You are hereby required to appear In an
action brought against you by the nbov,
named plaintiff, In the county court of Phil
lips county. state of Colorado, and answer
the complaint therein within twenty days af
cr the service hereof. il served within tiis
county; or, II served out of this county, or
by publication, withia thirty days after the
service hereof exclusive Of the day of service;
r. Judgment y default will be taken agnins
you according TO the prayer of the compliant;
md If a copy Of the complaint iE the above
entitled action be not served with this sum
mons, or If the service hereof be made ont of
This state, then ten days additional to the
time herenaDoye specified for appearance
and answer will be allowed before the taking
Of Judgment by default Us aforesaid.
The said action is brought To recover the sum
u tlsIit lHil uDliufr tue upon
non bond and mortgage 70 secure the same and
To foreclose said mortgage on the south .ast
quarter of section twenty eight in township eight
north Of range forty three west of the G u IN Phil
lips county Colorado said coupon bond and
mortgage having been duly assigned to this
plaintiff by Pierce Wright aud Company before
iuc for valuable consideration in the due cours
Of business and to Subject lot No 10 block 10 oyig
nal town of Holyoke Colorado to tho payment
II any balance due plaintin on said foreclosur
aid last mentioned property being attached 70,
said purpose as will more fully appear from the
complaint in said action To which reference IL
here made
And you are hereby notified that IL you fail Ia
appear, and to answer tho complaint as above
required, the said plaintiff will take Judgment
against you as prayed for in complaint
Given under my hand and the seal of our said
county court at IIoyoke in said county, this 10th
day of Apr A ID 1891. CO SLATER
lsLAL) County Judge.
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made free, by Clerk of District Court.
NEW COAL YARD

Hard and soft coal for sale by James
Young L Co. II you need anything in
that line give Young & Co, n call. Or
ders can be left a. C. NJ. Mowry's hard
ware store or see Young on the transfer
wagon IL you have any transferring to
any part Of the city call on James Young
L Co. II you want to feed yonr team
where there is plenty Of hay and grain
put up nt the East Livery Barn. II you
want good driving team leave your or
der AT the East Livery Barn.
JAMES YouYG & Son.
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For anlc or Trn,ie.

l have n newspaper outfit consisting
of paper press, job press, paper cutter
type and everything complete which |
am not using and desire TO sell or trade
the same. It,s the outii, ,ha, was for.
merry used In the publication OF the
Phillips County News. J.H. PArSrPn.
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Denver will expend a halt million
dollars in city improvements during the
next year. 1t would be very difficult
matter to find another city Of its size
tina, could make as good showing in
the line Of public improvements. Times
are hard, but the Colorado business men
arc not disposed to sit still and wait for
others 10 bring about good times.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

The farmers Of Kapsns have had such
satisfactory success in raising broom
corn that the acreage in that state for
the coming crop season will be much in
creased over that OF last year. Ii it pays
the Kansas farmer to rnise broom corn,
it certainly will be profitable crop fol
the farmers Of this county.
The state herald., 1897-04-30
COMFORT TO CALIFORNIA.

Every Thursday afternoon. a tourist
sleeping car for Salt Lake City, San
Francisco aud Los Angeles leaves Omaha
and Lincolu VIA the Burlington Route.
1t is carpeted, upholstered in rattan;
has spring seats and bncks and is pro-
vided with curtains, bedding, towels.
soap, etc. An experienced excursion
conductor and uniformed Pullman por
tor accompany it through to the Pacific
coast.
While neither as expens,voly finished
nor as fine to look at us palace sleeper
it is just as good to ride in. Second
class tickets are honored and the price
Of berth, wide enough and big enough
for two, is only IS.
For II folder giving full particulars
call at the nearest b. Il NJ. Il. II. r. tick
ct office. Or, write to j. Francis, Gent
Pass'r Agent, Bu -ington Route, Omaha
Neb. ap2517
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WANTED several faithful men or women
tc travel for Responsible established
house, In Colorado. Salary $780, payable &la
weekly and expenses. Position permanent.
Reference. Enclose self addressed stamped
envelope. The National, star Bld'g Chicago,
ILL.,
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WASTED:--scvcral faithful men or women
" to trnvcl for responsible established
house in Colorado. salary $50. payable els
weekly and expenses. Position permanent.
Reference. Epclosc self-addresscd stamped
envelope. Tho National, Star Bldg, Chicago,
The state herald., 1897-04-30

Denver has ak business blocks IN
course OF erection.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

Cripple Greek is producing gold AT
the rate OF nearly million dollars per
month.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

When you desire to make final proof
on land filing, call on Judge G. j. Sla-
ter.
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1fyou lave anything to sell, advertise
1t in the STATE HERALD.

For making final proof go to Clerk OF
District Court.
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Demorest Cut Papar Patterns are the
most practical on the market. They are OF
any size that any member of II household
could require. In zach copy OF the magazine
Is printed coupon emitting the subscribci
or purchaser, 10 II pattern worth aud regu.
larly sold Tor 81 c. or any number of patterns
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J. p. Clelnnd of Holdrege, Neb,, spent
Tuesday IN holyoke locking after busi-
noss interests,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-26
MILFORD.

MILFORD, Del, October 25.-The north
easterly storm prevailing since Friday
night is the severest the Oldest residents
can remember. The tide in town here
has submerged some Of the streets and
people are rowing in boats. The shirt
factory had to shut down on account OF
the water having submerged the engine
room. The Mispillion river entirely
submerged every thing from its mouth
up to the town, distance Of twenty-one
miles.
At Cedar Beach the hotel and all
buildings are entirely overdowed, and all
the farm lands, including the best farms
on the bay shore are entirely covered by
water. The corn and fodder crops have
aoated away. There were also severe
losses in live stock.
The schooners Ella r. Simpson and
Pierce Simpson are dragging their an
chors and may be blown on the beach at
any time.
Ocean City, Nd, is reported entirely
under water. Part of the hotel Congress
Hall, the new board walk and several
cottages are entirely destroyed.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-26
DELMAR.

Especial to THE SUM-
DELMAR, Oct. 25.-Thc scverest rain
and wind storm of recent years swept
over this section last night ynd to-day,
causing much loss to property and delay
to traffic. Trees were blown down and
houses partly demolished in their fall.
One Of the narrowest escapes reported is
that Of tree uprooting and falling upon
the dwelling of Azariah Phillips. Of this
town. The sleeping inmates were awak-
ened by the crash, and had not the tree
struck chimney in its descent, divert
ing its course, it would probably have
crushed the dwelling in ruins.
Traffic on the New York, Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad was seriously in
terrupted by the storm. The exceed
ingly rough weather experienced on the
Chesapeake bay caused delay to their
boats, and consequently all passenger
trains were late. No freight OF any de-
scription has yet been moved across the
bay. A heavy electrical storm following
in the early morning rendered the tele-
graphic service helpless, and for time
we were absolutely cut off from the out
side world. At this writing the storm
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-26
before daylight and was searched.

before daylight and was searched. A
miscellaneous assortment of baggage,
gold watches, diamonds and clothing
was found. The engine, which weighs
more than forty tons, lies far down at
the bottom Of the river. Besides it
there are three cars still submerged.
the laggage car and two sleepers. A
professional diver has been secured by
the New York World to search for the
bodies after the wreck has been removed.
At last reports the total number of
dead was 2l; injured II. 1t is probable
that the number who lost their lives is
near 40. The scenes about the wreck are
distressing beyond description and the
apprehension and terror of visitors who
clearly expect to find relatives among the
dead are pitiable.
The work of wrecking and repair is be :
ing pushed forward day and night.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-26
Franklin City.

FRANKLIN CRY, Oct. 25.-At Franklin
City the train men OF the D. NJ. d V.
Railroad were compelled to leave their
beds at midnight and seek dry quarters,
the water having reached the second
story Of their lodging house, and at the
departure of the train the residents were
preparing to remove from their dwellings
and seek shelter at Grcenbackville, abont
q mile distant.
The material being used in the con-
struction Of several new buildings at
Franklin City was washed away. The
storm is said to be the worst in the his
tory of the place.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-26
Poor Old Fool.

TRENTON, Oct. 25.-For several years
Thomas Fox, aged about seventy, has
been counting the Widow Elizabeth
Browning, who lives in Roebling avenue.
OF late Mrs. Browning has been giving
her suitor the cold shoulder. Last night
he called as usual, but Mrs. Browning
refused to admit him. Fox said he
would "camp OUT on her porch until
she changed her mind, and Policeman
Hammill, at 5 a. H., found the aged
lover there, true to his threat. Fox said
he had right to be there, and dared the
policeman to lock him up. Hammill
took the old man to Jail, and this morn
ing Justice Crossley, after blaming Cupid
for many foolish pranks, discharged
him.