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Daily camera., 1898-02-10
WALL STREET EXCURSION.

A Company of Prominent Denver Men Will
| Visit Boulder County Saturday.
The first passenger run on the Colo
| rado & Northwestern will be made on
Saturday next, when the excursion in
charge of w. c. Amos tor the Boulder
County Mining and Promoting company
will run to Wall Street camp. A number
of prominent citizens of Denver, includ.
ing Governor Adams and other state
officials, Mayor Nc Murray and the prom
lnent Denver newspaper men. have sig
nlhed their intention of accepting the
Invitation to join the party. A special
car conveying the guests will be attached
to the regular morning train Saturday.
At Louisville junction the party will be
met by Mayor Ricketts, and committee
of Boulder citizens, and under their es-
cort will continue to Boulder. Here a
narrow guage special consisting of one
passenger coach and several fat cars,
will await the party and convey them up
beautiful Boulder canon to Wall Street
camp. There the party will be met by
a committee and shown over the camp,
and will later return to Boulder in time
for the afternoon train.
Daily camera., 1898-02-10
5 News
DELOME RESIGNED.
The American Governments Prompt and
Decided Action Leaves no Other
Recourse,

Washington, Feb. Io-DeLome's res
ignation has been cabled to Madrid, but
has not yet been accepted. Senor Saga
sta has given Minister Woodford assur.
ances tha, DeLome will be peremptorily
recalled in disgrace for his dlsparaging
criticisms of the chief executive. Spain
will thus humble herself to emphasize
her entire disavowal of the sentiments so
freely uttered by her minister. The step
is believed to have been taken at the
suggestion of Minister Woodford, who
was instructed in no uncertain terms by
Judge Day that nothing else would salts
fly the dignity of this government. The
Spanish government was informed that
if DeLome is not recalled the gentleman
would be provided with passports, and
publicly warned to depart with the least
reasonable delay, or the government
would not be responsible tor his safety.
The Spanish were not slow to recog-
nize the eno,mlty of DeLome's disgres-
sions and his course reflections upon the
president His frank confidential ad.
mission Of the weakness of opaln's Cuban
policy was also cause for acton.
Daily camera., 1898-02-10
Anderson-Kear. A

One of the prettiest home weddings Of
the season occurred last evening at
o'clock at the elegant and spacious resi-
dence of the bride in University Place
Promptly al o'clock Mrs. E. c. Kear
and Phillip o. Anderson were united in
marriage by the Rev. M. D. Hornbeck
Only the most intimate friends of the
bride and groom were present, the rel.
atives of both living in the east. After
the ceremony the bridal party went to
the dining room where an elegant sup.
per was served. After a most delightful
evening was passed the guests tade Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson good night and many
good wishes for happy future were ex.
tended to the newly welded pair. They
will be at home to their friends after
February 18th.
Daily camera., 1898-02-10
The Noble rroupa

The Noble company concluded the
third nightapt its engagement at the
Temple Eht with its usual crowd
and an its pleasing entertainment.
The play hted was the stock piece
of the conPany's repertoire, Reuben
Glue" 1t is also familiar to the Boulder
audience as one of the company's best
pieces. Last nights production of it was
no exception TO the uniformly clever
work Of the company during the prese nj
engagement and the audience, as usual
was delighted from start to finish, The
week so far has witnessed greater sue.
cess for the Noble troupe than for any
other company that has appeared in the
Temple this season and they certainl,
deserve = continuation Of the same.
Daily camera., 1898-02-10
STAGE FROM SUNSET,

Frank Little Gets the Contract to Run a
Sunset-Eidora Stage Line.
1t is understood that the contract was
closed this morning between the Colo
rado & Northwestern company and
Frank Little for the maintenance of a
stage line from Sunset to Eldora in con.
junction with the railroad. the line will
be opened on the 18th of this month and
be continued unit the Eldora branch oi
the railroad is completed. Transports
ton will henceforth be sold direct from
all points through to ElIora. This will
be the quickest method of getting into
the great gold camp hereafter.
Daily camera., 1898-02-10
Bushnell Came to CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb. Io-Governor Bushnell
OF Ohio arrived today to attend the we'd
ding of friend and to stay couple of
days. In an interview he states that the
trouble in the Republican party in Ohio
had been greatly exaggerated. There
was strong senatorial fight, he said, but
the differences were political and not in
principal. The Ohio Republicans. he
declared. would line up for gold in 1000.
Daily camera., 1898-02-10
A Fatal Kentucky Feud.

M:ddlesboro, KY, Feb. 1o-News has
reached here of bloody fight at Hub
bardsville, Clay county, in which A. L.
Baker and John Barker were killed and
Jim Hall was wounded. Barker and
Baker had trouble with Hall and man
named Campbell and the latter ambush
ed and killed them Halls store was
burned down and a mob is looking for
the perpetrators to lynch them.
Daily camera., 1898-02-10
soULDER's FREE DELIVERY.
Congressman Shafroth Gives Assuranc.
That 1t is Fact.

Csngressman shafro,h Gives Assuranc.
That 1t is q Fact.
Another letter has been received from
Congressman Shafroth concerning the
free delivery system for Boulder. The
letter was written on Saturday, before the
order tor the improvement was signed but
the dispatches from Washington on
Monday showed how successful Mr.
Shafroth was on that day. The letter
reads as follows:
House of Representatives, U. S.,
Washington, D. c., Feb. 5. 1893.
L. c. Paddock, Boulder, Colo,
My Dear Paddock: Your letter of re
cent date received. Today l called at
the postofice department relative to the
free delivery system at Boulder. found
that the report of the Inspector had just
been received. That report states that
as to population and receipts of office,
Boulder is entitled to free delivery
system and recommends the establish.
ment of the same. saw the superln.
tendent of free delivery systems and he
told me that he would recommend to the
trst assistant postmaster general that
the order for the establishment OF the
system be made today. l called at the
office of the first assistant but found that
he had not been at his office today, but
left note for him to issue the order as
of today. will see him on Monday and
if he adheres to his promise, he will sign
the order for the system. 1t will take
some time to hold examination for car
rers and otherwise have compliance
made with the order, but am assured
that there will be no de4ay other than
that which is necessary to the establish.
ment of the system. Trusting that it will
not be great while before Boulder re.
ceives the benefit of the system, I re-
main, Yours truly
JOHN F. SHAFRoTH.
Daily camera., 1898-02-10
Enhances Anglo-American complication,

Enhances AngIo-American complications.
London, Feb. 1o-The St James Ga.
zette in an article assuming the resigna-
ton of De Lone to have occurred, says
this was the right course for him to take
whether he wrote the letter or not. The
incident is bound to increase the Anglo.
American trouble, which is already
greater than many believe.
Daily camera., 1898-02-10
DAYS STATEN ENT.
De LONE Has Terminated His Usefulness in
This Country.

Washington, Feb. Io-Judge Day said
today:
General Woodford was telegraphed
yesterday in substance as follows: There
has appeared in public print letter ad-
dressed by the Spanish minister to Mr..
Canelejas. This letter the minister
admits was written by him. 1t contains
expressions concerning the president Of
the United States of such a character as
to end the minister's usefulness as rep.
resentative of the Spanish government
in this country
General Woodford therefore is m
structed to remind the department of
state that De Lome's recall is expected.
Daily camera., 1898-02-10
Rev. q, O. Brown Honored.

Chicago. Feb. Io-The resignation of
the Rev. c. 0. Brown of the CoIgrega.
tional church, who recently confessed to
immoral conduct to the Bay conference.
vas refused today by the Green street
church. and resolution Of confidence in
him vas passed.
Daily camera., 1898-02-10
MORALES is PRESIDENT.
The Man That Plotted Barrios' Overthrow
Succeeds Him In Power.

IHe Han THU fIOtteU bAff1OB' OV6ftnrOW
Succeeds Him In Power.
City of Mexico, Feb. loft is stated
that General Trestero Morales, former
secretary of war under President Barrios
ard the leader of the recent unsuccess.
full insurrection against him. has been
proclaimed president by his partisan
leaders. Morales has issued proclama-
ton condemning the assassination of
President Barrios. He will start at once
for Guatemala.
Daily camera., 1898-02-10
ClOakmakers Strike.

New York, Feb. Although it was
decided that the cloakmakers we're not
to strike this season a strike involving
1000 was begun Yesterday. The trouser-
makers to the number of $500 are also
Daily camera., 1898-02-10
De Lome,s Letter Suppressed.

Madrid. Feb. Io-Senor De Lome's
letter has been cabled to the newspapers
here but the editors have refused to pub
lish it. not believing it to be genuine.
Daily camera., 1898-02-10
Silver uuntarinn.

New York, Feb. Io-Silver is quoted
at 5oH today.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-16
District Court.

49, -
The September term OF the district
court for Morrison county opens
next Monday at the court house,
with the following calendar OF cases:
CONTINUED CASES. -
Brooks & Co VS. E L Siebert. FW Lyon;
Taylor, Calhoun & Rhodes :
CE Beale q Co VS. Little Falls Improve
ment Co. T C & R;Lindbergh, Blanchard
& Lindbergh, Clapp & Mccartney.
VIM Peaver VS. Jas and VIM Ramsey
L, B &L;J H Warren. &.G
Curtis & Lawrence VS. S Dover. T. c &
r; L, B & L. :stSsSs *.&f
Caroline b. Dimond vsN PRysCo. E S
Srnith;C w Bum. Z T Chamberlain &.
Mitchell Jr. . 4
John Meyers vs.J d Boyd and wv
.Bouck. G w Stewart and r S Clarke; J
81 Rhodes. s
. Mary Meyers VS. ] Ds Boyd and G W
.Bouck, G w and r SC;J II =.
B Walter Sharon vs. Pine Tree Lumbe ( Co
3 S Smith; T. LB e =.
Ben Lambert VS. Pine Tree Lumber Co
E.S Smith, =, B 81
. Z F Imp 60 y Louie Vasaly. Z, B.ds q =
III r.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-16

the department. represents $s62 profit Of $2731 The
city of Luverne Mnn made $500 above operating and
fixed charges and had IL street free Falls City, Neb
made $3.50 above all operating charges and had $50
lamps free Rockdor Me- made 5000 above all
ating and fixed charges, and had 65 lamps Free
These figures from muncipal light plants If Little
Falls had municipal light and water plant which just
paying expenses the city would still be several thousand
dollars ahead each year, because it's light and water
would be free and whatever light and costs would
the amount of it's profit the plant only paid
penses. Thus the city could run behind $500 to 1000
and be off than because that the
of light and water. There is apprehension of
loss, however, the experience Of cities which their
plants shows the contrary There u.s. moreover the
anticipation of profit the city, which be dstrb-
ued among the people either by reduction of rates lower
ing of taxes j..
In Swanton, VT, 10 candle power ncandescent lamp
10 30 cents per month"; in Brantree Mass Is IS
per month"; in Clyde o. 80 to 50 cents in Indanoa
Ia 80 to 50 cents in Wilson Junction. Ja IS cents; in
Fulda Mnn rs to so in Albany No. % to 50 cens
in DeGra o., two more lamps cost Is cents each in
Newark De lamp alone costs SO cents, but where IS
used they cost for stores IS each, for
residences cents each. These are all public plants
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-16

Milaca Times: We note from cor
respondence in the Little Falls Her.
aid that the Dunkard colony which
moved from Goshen to Morril a year
ago are prospering finely since NOV.
ing to that locality. Already
they have organized hall
dozen church societies and as many
Sunday schools in that con munity,
and the scrapping over the fine points
of their varied beliefs goes merrily on.
Each faction has opened special re-
vival services to run by the montb,
and the wilderness will howl with
various interpretations of holy writ.
Itis not likely that their arguments
over the whereabouts of Moses when
the lights were extinguished will
prove any more effective in clearing
up farms at Morrill, than it did at
Goshen. The one redeeming feature
of their religion is the ceremony al
washing their feet once q year, and
if this practice should become general
throughout Morrison county none
could say they labored in vain.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-16

Journal Press: The drive OF logs
that was started from Brainerd by
the boom company the first of the
month had reached a point below
Fort Ripley Wednesday and was
coming along as nicely as could be
expected. There are about 100000
600 feet of logs in this drive and the
crew in charge were cleaning up the
river as they came along. There is
another drive at about Elk River
containing 150,o00,00o feet OF logs
and the foremost logs of this drive
are running to the mills in this city.
The last drive Of this seasons cut OF
logs is now in the hands OF the
Northern Boom Co., somewhere be.
tween Pokegama and Brainerd.
There are. between forty and fifty
million feet in this drive and it is
made up OF the logs that were slow in
getting out Of the streams because
OF low water. j.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-16
Many People Cannot Drin1

q '-- - - =
coffee at night. It spoils their sleep.
You can drink Grain-O when you please
and sleep like top. For Grain-O does
not stimulate: it nourishes, cheers and
5feeds. Yet it looks and tastes like the
best coffee. For nervous persons, young
people and children Grain-o is the per
5fect drink. Made from pure grains.
Get q package from ) our grocer today.
Try it III place 81 coffee. is and 25c.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-16

O X Oliaker VS. JOS kobetich. L., & L;
E Pa.
Raphael Veith VS. Henry Gaernt. EsS;
L. B & L.
Frances Lrtes rs G W Bouck, w
Bouck and Jas Lonsdale. G w Stewart;
J H r.
Swan Akerson VS. Nels Olson ES S; L.
B & L.
Singer Mfg Co VS. G F Moeglein, MI
Bracke and J A Olson. L, L;EPA,
Moses Lafond VS. Ry Co. LIB & L;
L Chamberlain and J H Mitchell Jr,
A K Hall VS. L Imp Co and Miss &
Rum River Boom Co. J H r; L, B & L
and B Atwater
Continental Savings Loan and Building
Asso VS. IL Wright ct al. Jayne & Helli-
| we'll; L, B & LII HR.
Thomas Mfg Co VS. T J Mathieson III
R;FWL.
Cornish, Curtis & Green Co VS. H Rus
sell. E Cannon; L, B & L.
FEancis Rogers VS. P H and Mary Gross.
L, B & L and Calhoun & Bennett; G w
Stewart.
Anna Johnson VS. A B Johnson. E S;
L, B & L.
OW Sylvester VS. A Child ct al. JHR
| for plff.
VIM Renick VS. Barney Gross. JHR;F
WI.
r Neillvs Miss & Rum River Boom Co.
H r; J Atwater and L, B & l..
Fred Kowitz VS. Fred and Wilhelmina
Zeng, J H RI A Sem.
| Alex Riendeau VS. Augusta Perkins ct
al. J H r for plff.
| Oscar Ha1lam as receiver VS. Kate G.
Wright ct al. A Tighe; bal.
Mrs Louis Steltner VS. S c Vasaly. FW
| III HR.
| Matt Ruff VS. w Blake and H A Rider.
! L, B & L: WI. :,
| il Case Imp Co VS. Lauerman and N
Maurin. L, B & L; FWL. :
Jos Paquin VS. L Imp Co and Miss
Boom Co. H r; B A and L, B 81.
CD Auyer VS. H Rider. L. & L; F
WI. - +@. **E =.
CRIMINAL APPEAL CASES.
| State VS. Saml Mills. FWL;E p A.-2
State VS. Walter Jackson. F w L; Z,
&L. @..>
Village Of Rovalton. VS. N Rassier-2
cases. =: ~.:<sz ~
City Of Little FAILS vs. Wilson. EPA;
L, B g. L
State Of NJ Christensen. F WILL, BAL
/, State vs. G H Robbins. FW LIB AI-
Use Royal Best Patent. .
flour that Is always in the
market.
It was inadvertently stated last
week that Chas. Barnhart was bny-
ling wheat for a. Tanner. II should
lhave been, for the Mimi. Milling Co..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-16
Letter from George ,Kiewel,
at Dawson City, N.
w. r.
District court WORN
About Sixty Cases on the
: Calendar for the September
Term.

From letter received by John R.
Kiewel, of Fergus Falls, from his
brother, George, at Dawson City,
under date of July 20, the following
extracts are made:
"Dear Brother: l received your
letter at Lake Tagish about six
weeks ago, but have not had time to
answer it till now. 1t is quite hard
to get time to write when. one is
wandering around. *** We crossed
the summit in good shape about the
7th of April. That was just after
the big snowslide. We put our time
in at Lake Linderman until about
June 1st, building boats and wait
ing for the ice to go out. Now Will
son-one of the party-and l are at
Dawson looking around, while the
rest of the boys are up on Indian
river. We will be going up there
soon, across country about fifty
miles, with a little forty-pound pack
on our backs. 1t will take US abou
three days to cross over that way,
as the trail is hard to get over.
Things are not very bright mere in
Dawson. The people are in an aw
full state, there being about $4,000
people here, all waiting for some.
thing to turn up; and lots OF them
are selling out and planning to 60
back as soon as the first boats get
up the river. The government here
is pretty tough. The miners have
asked the government to move the
head offices here, as the local men
run things in a very poor fashion.
A new man hasn't much show just
at present, but they are going out
fast. and I think there will be a
chance to make some money this
winter and next summer. The
country is not as rich by any means
as reported. There is lot of it on
the streams near Dawson, but it was
all staked long ago. There are some
places up on Indian. river which
ought to be just as good, and we
still think we can get hold of some
thing this winter, one way or an
other. Business is not very flush
here in Dawson, although there is a
lot of gold dust floating around and
more or less spent, but there are a
lot of men in business here. l have
seen few places that are making
money. One is II. Ash's saloon, and
it is mint; it is big place, and
full from morning till night and
night till morning: taking in abou,
So, 900 a day; but the other saloons
do not seem to be doing much.
The weather is hot. I think it was
about 100 in the shade here during
the past three days. We generally
travel nights and sleep days. W.
are all in the best health, and yor
can tell the prople that we still
think the country is all right, al
soon as about one-half of the people
20 out, which will be this fall" "
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-16

Harriet McNealvs H a Rider ct al. CIV
Stewart; J II r.
Robt Lutes VS. H A Rider ct al. G VS.;
JHR.
Mpls Brewing Co VS. Della Schwanke ct
al: Cobb & Wheelwright; D Trettel.
APPEAL CASES.
Or O Bertram VS. VIM Wick. JH.R;
SIS.
Herman Metzki VS. A NJ Sturm. F w
Lyon.
A Ousdah1 VS. Nels Akersen. EPAdams
for deft.
Annie Eckrnan VS. Anna Johnson. E.
S S;L,B8sL.
Kerrich & Moeglein VS. Julius Newman.
E PA; r:
VS. Conran VS. Swanke & Clavin. EP
A;FWL.
NEW CASES.
Jos Otrenba VS. Supervisors of Town of
Agram. L, B & L; WI.
H Rhodes VS. c B Buckman Calhoun
& Bennett; 6 H Reynolds, L,B&L.
Sophia Tran1al VS. Joseph Nowatny. E
S S;FWL.
iAisI Ndtl Ddnk, OI FlpestOne, VS. Mark
Murphy, Cawley and c E Hyde. L, B
& L and F L James; Wright & Matchan
E Barnes VS. Shaw ct al. Penny &
Mcmillan; L, & L. @~
Eveline Hall VS. VIM Hail. ESS;LB&
L.
Louis WINNER VS. Nary WINNER. E S
S; L, B & L.
VIM Wick KS Otto Bertram. E S S; III
R.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-16

The Rev. s. A. Middletown, OF
Wasego, will preach in the Baptist
church next Sunday in the morning
at 1890 and in the evening ats7:30.
He is a fine speaker and all are in
yited to attend these sermons.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-16

A nephew of Fred Diamond is one
Of the sick soldiers in St. Joseph's
hospital, st. Paul. He is Sam
Diamond, Co. K, 18th regiment.
Robert Davis, brother of ". Davis,
Of this city, is in the Russell hospital,
Minneapolis. :. y II
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-16
The Question Of Munici:
pal Ownership.

great many people Little Falls do light and
because they cannot afford to at present rates. With
substantial reduction rates the itself
great increase in income. Even at present rates.
the knowledge that the is practically paying himself
paving that cooperative known the city, and OF
which he part would make great deal of difference to
him. he would back his share the profit through
lowering of and through the various ways in which
municipal ownership benefits the people, The outlying dis
trics the city have hope of securing proper re
protection They the main The city
in it's present financial condition. order the company to
those districts because the
of the extension with $50 year for each hydrant which
would have according to the contract to be put would be
too great Nor will the extend its mans because
there would be adequate returns from thny settled
district But under municipal ownership the city would
tend where they needed put as few
hydrants waned-and not now be compelled to put
in certain NUMBER At present the outlying districts
for what they enjoy The dWellers in the
central business part the city get return for the
taxes paid for light and water but the suburban dweers
get nothing private cannot share other bur-
dens. not in business for that purpose But under
public ownership of public utilities the hicky settled por
tons of the city and will the thny settled to
the benfts of light and water
One of the advantages of municipal ownership is the
uniform for light and water There would then be
paying for his service than
other That discrepancies exist anyone may who
studies the list in the custody of the city clerk We shall
give comparative figures from this list later.
Bulletin 100 of the eleventh the de-
ing cheapened and realization that the profits
into the public treasury prompt the people to paronze
public institution more freely than private
If the people acquire business that NJ owns the
people will get the profits that NJ gets. It pays
better pull together than separately in opposition to
each other and pays better to thing himself
rather than to have somebody else it, If thing is
worth owning it is better owned by and than by aone
better at least for A. If the farm grocery
clothing house, will pay for provisions and clothes
than he partner with B. the with electric
light If A. B. G, etc.. partners with M, O, N, in the
electric light works they will be better treated and get their
light at less expense than if NJ o. N the plant by
themselves
Alexandria, Minn, blends light and water accounts.
The latest figures have for the year ending March
1885, Interest and operating expenses for both depart
ments S., $780, The income, aside from taxes was
$685. At current rates the street lighting worth
$1,000 and the fire plugs @ that the total service of
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-16

Miss Sarah Jansen has notified the
Brainerd school board that she will
at the end of this month resign her
pOsitiOn and attend college.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-16

+Gilford Nelson, of Randall, wishes
the report that he got married re-
Gently, denied.
Monday Sept. 10Th positively the
last day of the Great Eastern Cloth
ing Sale. In the old Court House
Building.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-16

Ludwig Simonet, OF Simonet Bros,
was last week elected treasurer of the
Retail Furniture Dealers Associa-
tiOn, of Minnesota and the Dakotas.