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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-17
STATE HOUSE GOSSIP
Mentioning Wichita Men. and Mea-
sures of Interest to wichita

H. -
house judiciary committee tonight recon-
mended for passage the labor bin by John
Adams which was printed in last Sundays
Eagle. The measure gives laborers a lien
on the property Of their employers.
Syl Dixon has been down for two days
now with his second attack of grip and
this time is very sick. The man who can
keep his health and work in legislative
halls must have the constitution Of a steer.
Clarence Smith, Joe Brubacher, Thomas
Wilson and q number Of other Wichita
people were in the house this morning Tor
side view Of the legislature, on their
way home from ths FraternaI Aid grand
lodge at Lawrence.
The senate yesterday afternoon decided
that there should be TWO more normal
schools in Kansas but both OF them sub
ordinate 10 the one az Emp0ria- The En-
poria lobby, headed by President Taylor.
fearing the situation would get away from
them, then took up the proposition Of two
subordinate schools.
The Standard OIL people have taken up
the fight against the Cole bill in the sen
ate and will probably kin il or seriously
cripple II. The Cole bill provides for dupli-
cate receipts from dealers. and shuts OF
posi- bili,ies of the inspector.
Governor Stanley this morning received
the following cable from Manila: Twenty
seven wounded. They VIII al recover
There was no signature.
The last bill introduced this morning
was by the ways and means committee,
providing FOR state house marshal. giving
him ful police powers and making him
chief Of the state house force The bill
is No. ST.
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spaniards to be Court MartiaIed.

Madrid. Feb. 16.-AI the surviving cap
tains OF Spanish warships destroyed in
the naval battles of Santiago de Cuba and
In Manila bay BY the American fleets VIII
be court martlaled.
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Washington. Feb. 16.-The department OF
state has been informed in a cable from
Consul General Gudger. at Panama, that
compromise has been effected with the
strikers at Colon and that work mas been
resumed. Recent advices from there said
that the situation was critical and that a
revolution might he a possible outcome II
the strike continued.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-17
Moutero Rios Forced 20 Resign

Madrid, Feb. 16.-Senor Montero Rios,
who was president of the Spanish peace
commission. has resigned the presidency
Of the senate, owing TO the popular cutlery
against his defense OF the commission
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in his palatial grandeur and accepted as
a kind OF younger brother OF European
royalties. EMILY CRAWFORD.
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san Francisco. Cal. Feb. Is-The repre-
sen'atives Of Kid Mccoy and joe Caoyr-
ski today signed articles for a glove cod
test on March p, under the auspices II
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Gilpin observer., 1899-10-26

EVERYONE knows that duriug an cleo.
ton all sorts Of rumors, both false and
otherwise, are always being circulated,
and this election seems to have more
than usual. But, nearly always, il ru-
NOR is denied by the party interested
his opponents have the manhood to let it
drop. and look around for something new,
but this time is the exception.
When Thomas Cody was first nomina-
ted his opponents circulated the story
that II elected he would appoint John
Nichols as his deputy, and have him at
tend to the duties OF the sheriiT's Office.
This was Immediately denied by Mr.
Nichols By card published in the pa-
pers Of the county, and afterwards de-
MED by Mr.. Cody in the same manner,
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-26
ELECTION NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that n general
county election will be held in the County OF
Gilpin, State Of Colorado. on Tuesday, the sew
enth day Of November, A. ID. 1880, and the officers
then and there to be elected are us follows;
One County Clerk and Recorder.
One County Treasurer.
One County Sheriff.
One County Supcrintenden of Schools.
One County Commissioner, for the third con :
missioners district.
One County Assessor.
Ono County Coroner.
One County Surveyor.
Also the following precinct officers for the sew
eral districts;
One Justice Of the Peace, for the First Com
missioners District.
One Constable for the First Commissioner g
District.
One Justice of the Peace for the Second Com
missioner's District.
One Constable for the Second Commissioner g
District.
one Justice Of the Pence for the Third Com
missioners District.
One Constable for the Third Commissioner =
District
In witness whereof | have hereunto set my
hnnd and affixed my official seal, this seventh day
Of October, A. y. 1899.
lsg.LJ j. y. UPDEGRAFF,
County Clerk.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-26

ETERY day the prospects become more
brighter for the election of the entire
fusion ticket, and no wonder, for by their
own con fession the McKinleyites have
acknowledged that they will try to win
by foul means il it will make votes for
them. Their attempt to foist silver
Republican ticket upon the unsuspect-
ing voter was shown up very neatly last
Saturday. A party that is willing to re.
sort to such fakes is deserving Of defeat
and the gold bugs are surely going to get
that hard, as the voters will not forget
that the Mckinley forces tried to de-
fraud and deceive them by placing the
nominees on the gold bug ticket on an
alleged silver ticket, and 30 get the vote
through the mistake OF the voter. This
party OF gold bugs in asilver lining don't
go with the voters and should be showed
under.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-26

but It seem . though the other side has
its only hope Of gaining support, and
stopping the landslide of votes for Mr..
Cody by sticking to this lie, contrary to
all denials. Do the voters think for
minute that Mr.. Cody, who for years has
been working as hard as any man, SHOW
cling quartz and coal and driving team
for years, will appoint deputy to do Of
flee work while he himself goes out in
all kinds of weather, working like a
slave, getting up at or 5 o'clock in the
morning and rot getting through with
work until or 8 o'clock at night Not
one man in ten would do it, and Mr..
Cody isn't the exception. You need not
fear for a substitute in the sheritf's Of
flee, and should brand every person who
says to the contrary as wilful faisitier,
for we all know, and especially those on
the opposition ticket, that it is false.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-26

II you were working ~ to 16 hours
hours every day for several years and
then would be elected to a public Office
with good salary attached, would you
appoint n deputy to attend to the Office,
or would you hire man to do the hard
work? 1t wouldn't take you long to de-
eide the question, and Mr.. Cody, who is
placed in just such position, has said
that he prefers the office. No man will
make mistake voting for him for sher-
if, as he is most competent, able and
pleasant man and will serve his constit-
uents most faithfully.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-26

ARE you registered? See that you are.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-26
To the Voters of Gilpin County.

1t having come to my knowledge that
some person or persons, either being
misinformed OF through maliciousness,
are circulating the report that il elected
Sheriff l will appoint John H. Nichols
as my deputy and have him perform the
duties Of t is office. wish to state
such are not or have not been my inten-
tions, and that will attend to the Office
myself. Hoping that this will stop any
more of such FAKE RuMoRs, | remain,
Yours obediently,
THOMAS CODY.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-26
a GARD.

1t has been commonly reported since
the conventions OF yesterday thatin case
of the election OF Mr.. Thomas Cody |
would be selected as under sheriff to at
tend to the duties of the office. wish
to say to the citizens and voters Of Gill
pin county that there is no truth in the
report, and under no circumstance would
accept such position; and, further, il
Mr.. Cody is elected, he most certainly
will discharge the duties Of the Office OF
sheriff himself, personally.
Central City, October ~, 1899.
JOHN ii. NICHOLS.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-26


The following is copy of the protest
which was sustained and which shows
up the McKinleyites in their trSe form.
The protest was sustained.
To the honorable j. S. Updegratf, County
Clerk and Recorder or Gilpin county,
| Colorado:
Your petitioner, Newton d. Owen, res
pectfully represents that he is a citizen
resident and elector of the state of Colo.
RADIO in the county of Gilpin and is also
chairman of the county central commit
tee of the Silver Republican Party OF
Gilpin county, Colorado.
| Your petitioner now comes and objects
to the receiving, filing or placing upon
the official ballot to be voted at the en-.
suing general county election in this
county to be held on November 18th, 1899
of that certain certificate of nomination
lately filed in the office of the county
clerk Of Gilpin county containing the
names of candidates as follows, to wit:
For county clerk and recorder, Robert
n. Lewis: county treasurer, William job
county sheriff, William Mitchell; county
assessor Richard Williams: county com
missioner Thorvald Crook; superintend.
ent of schools, Oca Cushman; county
surveyor. George w. Schneider; county
coroner. j. A. Richmond; Justice of the
Peace, 1st district, William L. Warren:
| Constable. 1st district, Stephen DAVIS:
Justice OF the Peace, 2nd district, A.
Stephenson: Consi able, j. L. Gray; JUS
tice of the Peace, Sd district, n. S. Ale
| baugh: Constable, 3d district, Vim. r
Backus.
That said nomination certificate con
tanning the names of the above and fore
going candidates and is not entitled to
use the name of the Silver Republican
Party and was not done or made by any
order of the chairman of the Silver Re-
publican County Central Committee of
Gilpin county. Colorado, or by anyone
authorized or empowered by said party
SO to do.
And your petitioner further alleges
that the certificate of nomination now
objected to by him is not the ticket of
the Silver Republican Party, but is in
truth and in fact the ticket of the Nc
Kinley Republican Party OF Gilpin
County, and which is hostile to the prin-
ciples of the Silver Republican Party,
and all of the nominations OF candidates
to be voted for on the Mckinley Repub-
lican ticket were endorsed by the alleged
Silver Republican nomination certificate
against which this protest is filed, that
said ratification or endorsement above
stated your petitioner charges was done
and obtained by members of the McKin.
ley Republican Party, otherwise known
as the Gold Bug party of Gilpin County,
pretending to be members of the Silver
Republican Party of Gilpin County, to
deceive, defraud and mislead the voters
of Gilpin county at the ensuing election.
Wherefore your petitioner prays that
the said certificate OF nomination may
not be certified 10 and that the same
shall not appear on the official ballot to
be voted at the ensuing election to be
held November 7th, 1889, and that the
same may be rejected and held for
naught and this protest sustained.
NEWTON d. OWEN,
Chairman of the County Central Com
mittee of the Silver Republican
Party of Gilpin County, Colorado.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-26

The question now is by how large a
majority Joe Updegraff will be elected.
The people will Lot forget the many IA
vors Joe has done for them, or helped
them when they needed help, and filed
papers and recorded deeds when a man
was broke and paid for it out of his own
pocket. These little things are not for
gotten and reap their own reward.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of Mrs Mamie Bowden Decedsed.
The undersigned having been appointed nd
minlstrstor Of the estate Of Mrs. Mamie Bowden
late of the County Of Gipin and state Of Colorado
deceased hereby gives notice thnt he will appear
County Court Room In Central City at the Sep
tember Term. 1890 OF said court, on the last
Monday In November next, being Nov. 9th, 1899,
at which time all persons having claim against
said estate are notified and requested to attend
for the purpose Of having the same adjusted
Ali persons indebted To said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this 10th day of October A. u. lhlN.
WILLIAM HARVEY.
First Publication Oct ~
Last Publication Nov 2
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-26

The following is copy of the protest
which was sustained and which shows
up the McKinleyites in their trSe form.
The protest was sustained.
To the honorable j. S. Updegraf, County
Clerk and Recorder OF Gilpin county,
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-26

A PARTY and it's candidates who at
tempt to stand on gold bug and silver
platform at the same time, can surely
not be true to themselves nor their con-
stituents, and should be voted down ac-
cordingly. The Mckinley Republican
party attempted such freak and should
receive the reward of defeat.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-26

Mr.. STEVENSON, candidate for justice
of the peace, and Jas. Gray, candidate
for constable, 10 the second district,
have resigned from the Mckinley Re-
publican ticket, and have been placed on
the fusion ticket.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-26

KIT TREzlsE will be reelected by a
larger majority than he has ever yet re-
ceived, as he most assuredly deserves, for
he makes a splendid official and is enti-
tied to reelection.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-26
stockhoiders' Meeting.

Stockholders Meeting.
CENTRAL City. Colo, Sept. q, 1859.
To the Stockholders of the Quartz Hill Mining
and Tunnelng Company:
You are hereby notified that there will be n
special meeting Of the stockholders Of said com
pany held at its Office in Central City. Colorado
on Thursday, the Ind day of November, isN, nt
the purpose of considering the matter Of raising
means to redeem the property formerly owned by
said company from the sheriff's sale heretofore
made, and TO pay other outstanding bills for
taxes and other necessary expenses, and to ask
the stockholders to contribute sum probably
not exceeding 10 cents per share Of stock held
by them for that purpose, and to consider such
other matters as will properly come before the
meeting. IL. j. hRUSE, President.
+. ii. POTTER. Secretary.
First pub Sept 2s-last Oct %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-09
RANDOLPH-MACON EXERCISES.
Ashland Graded School - MIR. Wool
fol-, Gets a Contract.

ASHLAND. VA. June y. - spec.al. -
recommendation College commencement
o.a~r..cs begin June nth. The annual
sorn,,n before the college VIII be preach
"a nv Rev. j. r. Masun, Of Richmond.
me annual meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees Will take place on the l5th.
Iune l4th win bee class day. The salu-
,a,Crian viii be /. O.. Nickers. Maryland;
Poet r.. a. Sheppe virginia orator
r. TYLER Virginia; Historian. w. A..
Whearv. Virginia. Recommendations. j.
p Tucker. Virginia, Prophet j. ID.
ttueh ett. virginia; win and Testament D..
~ Afess.ck. Maryland Na.cdictorlan. II.
NJ. Burruss. Maryland.
contest for the southern prize for ora
ASP. VI. there viii be an address he
fore the Alumni Society 10y Rev q. W.
over. Of Chicago, H.
on June l5.h al n a. N. there will be
an address by Rev. +. VI. Bristol. j.
u 81 Washington. u. q. ana degrees
viii be conferred on 4. B. and A. NJ.
graduates.
The Joint celebration by the Washing.
ton and Franklin Societies will take place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-09
RAWLINGS INSTITUTE.
Gold Medals TO Fair Graduntcs- Con
cert AT tho Oncra House.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. June s.
Special.-The commencement exercises Of
The second session of Rawlings institute
We're inauguratod ON the morning of the
5th instant at the Baptist church by an
address before the Browning and Cos
ngeneor.um Literary Societies of the
school hy Dr. Edward 3. Pollard. NJ Coz
lumbar University Washington. ID. g..
From 9:30 90 1890 the faculty and stu-
dents gave a reception o. number OF
invited guests at tho institute. building.
At l0.D O'Clock yesterday morning n
large audience gathered 500 the Levy
Ouera House 90 witness The annual con-
cert Inc programme for tne occasion
was elaborate and the exercises ~ a
most highly interesting character.
Last evening at O'Clock the exercises
closed by dramatic recital. awarding
~ scholarships. diplomas and medals M
tho Levy Opera House. There were five
gold medals awarded. viz Music. Miss
Carrie vs.. Owens. of Crozat and Miss
Mamie Wood. of Charlottesville. They
wero presented hy tire ien. john Vs..
F.shburre. of this city. c..0lu0n. Uhys.-
cad culture and physiology Miss Sarah
49, Craddock. 9f HaifaN county. pre-
scented by Dr. W. A. Lambeth. of the
University of virginia. scholarship. Mics
Emma T. Fry OF Madison county. pee
scented by Judge r. T. W. Duke. of Char
IoffoerIIIe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-09

practically for the world began 70
strengthen their positions and io demand
better prices. These developments. COM
iuv I'm connection with the general I'M
movements .n the trade of tne country
and the strong faith In the ability OF lhe
government % maintain sound currency
caused a gradual Improvement JOB pIice9'
and the largo increase in consumption jill
this and i'm other countries indlcate5
rontinuauoo of the Wid.hlng foreign
markets for an of our produces. ana tf"l
the United States Dis practically the o'.s
country that can to any great 'N'.''
furnish the increased supply urliaii'
for the worlds consumption. Inc H""
and steel trade. wiH he thinks COM .7
Co expand. and that while DO Woula n' oll-
hcult 10 predict how rapidly IL is re-
s,rablo 30 he saws. "to infer that sucn
demand VIII keep pace with any posSiD'e
increase I'm production. and thus the
n~ice Of iron and steel will be main
tanned 10 such AN extent as 20 make l".
business profitable. IL is "oI'nS
note" Mr. Bush aids. that iron ana
steel cannot always be made m TINS
country or elsewhere as cheap as az
nresent. The supply OF ore viii gradual
lessen. and certainly the cost OF minus
..4 tr,rsnortlue the same VIII gradually
ircrease This will not obtain So nu,h
a.. 49,, co,,tb as elsewhere Consequently
,ho Southern iron companies Will continue
~ ,rodlce ir0n with but little increase
i'm cost for some time 70 come save we
Increased cost Of labor Ihis pelhs '"'
case Southern iron properties peeoll's
moro attractive than ever peloi,' a.
the present prospective margin o-
6ts promises unusually sa'lslaC'ois
suits "a investors where meIl'o'''u' F'
perties can be obtained.
a.. rnssnh Rrvan president Of the
Richmond Locomotive ana Sla,.''' ',
Works. says that the enormous lhcredso
a., he usos Of iron and steel is not likelT
81 30 abated but methods or CIVILIZATION
MIN he carried into all the countries wnlcn
can he reached by trade. Il look Tor
continual increase In the production OF
iron I'm the United States, and when lo"
nrlces come again an excessive depres.
s,,, ,iu he checked hv an increase OF
consumpti0n throughout the world.
similar views are expressed by the Bald
,,,i, Locomotive Works. by the harlan
"a rtoiiirgsworth Shipbuilding COM
n,rv ~ wilmington. the william Cramp
= sons shipbuilding Company OF Phila-
doinhia and other leading producers ana
consumers Of iron ard steel
Throuehout the South there mas neen
CROFT Industrial activity during the past
week. The most significant TRANSACTION
~ tho week and as "A matter or iaci we
,,,ost signiacant I'm many months Is the
10 s., birmingham Of 1000 tons OF =
incb steel billets at s25. 70 be shipped TO
ptttshurg. this steel TO be produced IN
o., now steel works now nearing COM
nletion al Birmingham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-09

al night. Address by Rev. r. J. Pret-
tvnan. OF Stanton. Va. Orators-J. y.
Hughle,t. f. l.. S. and ]. J. Bradford.
W. l.. :.
The class day exercises and Joint cole
bratlon arc held this year FOR the first
time.
The regular commencement exercises.
delivery Of medals. etc. Of tho Ashland
Graded School will be held az SIS p. N.
on Tuesday. June 18th. Mr.. y. G.. starke
whom some Will remember as former
principal. will be present and deliver an
address. There VIII also be- a chldren's
commencement for those in the lower
departments. consisting OF Rotations.
etc. on Monday. June 18th at p. VI.
Both exercises will be held in the college
chapel
Dr. and Mrs a. G. Brown returned
Tuesday from clifton Springs " Y. The
doctor has greatly improved Oh health. but
Mrs. Brown was taken sick while there.
and &c was thought best 10 bring her
home.
Mr. Z. W. voolfolk left laet night with
q force OF hands for Hinton. ". Va.
whore he has contracted t0 build twelve
or thirteen miles of double track Tor tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-09

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