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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-18
CANADA DEEPENING HER
CANALS AND HARBoRs.
Another Evidence That An Future Ocean
Carriers VIII Have Large
Bottoms.

MONTREAL. July 1.-the work Of
deepening the ST. Lawrence canal which
has been going on for many years Is
now about compIeted and Il Is announced
that by September at the latest there
will be channel fourteen feet in depth
from Lake Ontario to Montreal Here
tof0re some Of the canals were only nine
feet deep and for this reason the lake
freight steamers have had TO transship
at Kingston With the deeper channel
rhey will be able to come through a..
rect from Port Colborne, on Lake Erie,
the bead q uhe weHand eanai TO Mon-
treal and here trans-ship their cargoes
to ocean going steamships. Several sup
plennentary steps toward the building
up Of this transportation route are now
to be taken. The work is to begin forths
with Of dredging out the harbor az Port
CoEborne and extending this 80 that ths
large frelghters plying upon the upper
lake viii be able to enter the harbor and
dischargecaryo as easily as they can now
at Buffalo. AT Montreal, It Is said the
government has decided to erect as a.
public work. an immense grain elevator.
As the reward for all this capital out
lay. running high up into the millions,
Canada expects to defect large amount
OF grain from the Erie cana. -
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-18
BRITISH LAW FOR -
AMERICAN SAILOR MEN.
Crew Of Transport Tartar Mutlny But
Return to Work at Instance OF Brit
ish Consul.

SAN FRANCISCO July 1T,-sixty.
seven members Of the Chinese Grew OF
the transport Tartar have been on
strike for several days having demanded
double pay for the voyage TO Manila.
The vessel was acquired by the govern.
melt from the Canadian Pacific Railroad
CompanN and the action OF the men rem
dered chem liable to six months impris-
oument when the vessel reached Brit.
ism port Through the intervention Of
the Chinese consul general here and the
British consul the matter had been ad-
jnsted. When the seriousness Of their
5ffense had been Impressed upon the
mutineers they gave in rescinded their
demands and in return they received
assurances that they would not he
prosecuted.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-18
THE FEARLESS CHARTERED.

SAN FRANCISCO. July H.. The new
tug Fearless recently bnilt for the
Spreckles Bros. has been chartered by
the United States government. She Is OF
steel, 100 feet in length. with breadth
OF 2is feet and indicated horsepower OF
GO. For the present she will be used
in attending especially to the docking
cf transports The terms of the contract
for the new vessel has not been agreed
upon as yet but IL will no doubt be kent
az hong as It is required
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-18
sEYsArToN AT wAsHTNoroN.

DAftNlAAA0st NJ " HANNAN A@NtFAN NFa"t
WASHINGTON. July i7.--The pubIica-
tion Of me war correspondents formal
Indictment q General Gus managemenc
of the Philippines caused q sensation IN
the department here. Generally there was
a strong disinciinatlon exhibited BY Of
feiais 70 discuss this last Round R0bln."
General Miles. who was acting secretary
Of war IN the absence Of Secretary Al
ger and Assistant Secretary MeIklejohn
would not commen, upon the Dispatch
AdJuiant General corbin said:
'Yes. these complaints have been
brough to my notice and word Of ez-
PLANTATION Is perhaps due to tae country
no less than 20 the department. censure
Of the so-cailed censored press Is without
just cause; and evidently made under q
mIsaprehension OF facts.
There has been no Information re-
ceived from General oas that has not
been given to me press promptly Oh the
bulletin board in the hall OF this once
and every fair minded representative Of
the press win bear witness to rhls state
ment.
"wbst would the manager Of one OF
the complaining papers say II inforaa-
ton concerning the business OF his pas
per was inquired for Of the printers ras1-
er than at the business ofice7 This b q
case exactly IN point. The standing In
ssrsctiOns OF the president and me sec
rstary of war are that the public shall be
given Az the Information we receive. THIS
has been done and VIII continue 70 Be
done.
'Of course plans OF campaigns chat
would be Of help to Asuinaldo and other
rebels have not and will not be prcmui-
gated. but all facts Of events transplring
have been given in full"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-18

Country Produce Bought
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-18
REAL EsrATE rRANsrARs.

E. L. Mitchell and wife to John II,
Smith, W d, April p, 1895; tract OF
land adjoining Burnside donation
land claim ......................... 4
NJ. ]. Kinney and wife to the Will
annette Pup & Paper Co, q c. July
II. 100 acres in section IS, tp 8 n
r9W .....,...................
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-18

Herald: "a 8. Resne. scfippa- -8fcfsae As
sociation; Richard Little Chicago Trib-
Inc"
The state herald., 1899-01-20
AGIsrEg'ssALE .

Notice Is hor.bg given that under and by
virtue OF nm ngisters lien against the proper
~ ofto-eph u Guernsey Tor the sum OF O.. q!
and Against thu property OF q II Moore for
the sum OF 81 " and against the p opsdy OF
4 G Rett- tor the SUN OF s16s aud against
the property of james A Lnmplng Tor the
sum Of 81 10 and against the property OF
james 4 n irphy for the sum of asa " and a.
salnst the pr rperiy Of oliyf Blown tor the
sum II fg'ti and against the property of
.eirTo iiul for tho sum OF So ~. the undcr.
.igaei viii on tho -. day Of Jan INV al the
hour Of i0ocloek n M Il said diy sol at pub.
III anctlon 10 THE highest aud brst biddo ior
ca'h IN hand on the pnani.esof the under.
signed In the county Of Phillip. and stat. OF
Colorado. the following desoribcd animals or
- many Of ihe sam. As may b. necessary TO
sAiify the said amounts against them for
horilng and pnsturinR.
Tue following animals properly Of the said
Joseph n Guernsey, one bay mafc 10 rear.
old. ono hay roll year OH. one bay Rrlding
Q year old
The following animals the property Of q n
Moore. one dun horse 3 years Old one bay
mare iycar' old one bay mare years old Z
The following animals tho property q l. &
hrttA, ono lay mare ! years did. ono grey
mare years "id one grey horse year. old
lhr folloNlFR animals tho property Of
james iamplng, one so.'rcl marc ~ year.
old
The folioNinK animals The property Of
james lnrphy. one groy mara years old
onc bay horse years old. one rrey mare :
years old, onu bay MARI . years OH, ono bay
mifH years Old. on. bay mare years old
one black mare byoar. old. one nroy horse h
years old, one black horse D years old, ono
Aofrri mate years old. one brown hprs. 6
years old, one black horse scar. old, on.
bay MARI years old, On. bay horse 4 year.
old. one 'ny horse Year, old
| IN. following animals the p,oper,yof ol.
lVtr Brown, ohH hay mare years old. on.
BAY horss years old. one brown horse years
oid, ono sfcy mare 10 icnfs old
Tho following animals IN. property Of
Geors. Hall one Hrry horse yeafs old, ona
grey mate years old
Said property may BE- redeemed before said
-yle by paying The amount OF the lien n.
Eainsi The same with the cost. ALREADY &c
pfned
Dated nj iioirohe Phillips county Colorado
this ~ hHy u januhr, isso
Lc Niihcfhee. Agiatar.
The state herald., 1899-01-20
Subscription LAWS,

Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary are considered as wishing to
renew their subscriptions
II subscribers order the discontinuance OF
their periodicals, the publisher may contin.
to send them until all arrearagcs are paid
lfsubscri bers neglect or refuse to take their
periodicals from the postoillce to which they
are directed, they are responsible until they
have settled their bills and ordered them dis
continued.
IL subscribers move to other places with.
out infoi ming the publisher, and the papers
are sent to thu former ad ,ress, the subscrib-
ers are held responsible,
The courts have decided that to take period.
a ais from the Office or removing and leav-
ing them uncalled for. is primn facie evil
dence OF intentional fraud.
II subscribers have paid In advance, they
are bound to give notice at the end of tbr
time, If they do not wish to continue taking
I, 9th rwise the publisher is authorized to
send 1t ON. and the subscriber Is responsible
until express notice with payment of all ar
! rearnges, is sent to the publisher.
The state herald., 1899-01-20

bosses OF Denver might probably oonds-
sc-nd TO allow the appointment OF u few
deputy district attorneys outside OF
Denver but, II 80, this would be the only
recognition that the people OF the out
side COUNTIES would receive. This is a
nice proposition to originate with Den
yer senator. For several years tho Den.
YER press has been demanding what 10 is
pleased to call "home rule" and u Propo-
sition, such as Senator Thomas bill, to
deprive the present country Judicial dis
tricts Of "home rule" in Judicial affairs,
certainly comes with very poor grace
from representative OF Denver in the
state legislature, The members Of the
legislature from the country districts
should sit down on Senator Thomas bill
and sit down on it hard too. Tho voters
OF this Judicial district are forced to sut-
fer enough from the political methods oi
Denver politicians as matters now stand
and they do not care to have any closer
political connection with the capitol city
and they will expect their representa-
tives In the legislature to carry out theil
wishes IN this respect.
The state herald., 1899-01-20

The Denver Republican is not only
opposing any form Of ballot that has q
party emblem but is opposing any form
Of ballot that permits the voter to vote a
straight party ticket without making a
mark opposite the name of every candi-
date voted for. We have as yet seen no
good reason offered for taking such po.
sition as that. 1t is not any bad result
from the voting Of straight party tick
ct that has caused the present demand
for aboishing the party emblem. This
demand has been made because the vot'
ers are tired of submitting to the polin-
cal trickery and abuse OF the party EN-
biem that has heen resoried to by de-
siging and uppripcipled politicians un-
der the present law governing the use Of
emblems. The Republican says tina,
the voting OF a straight party ticket "car
ri-s with it votes for undesirable candi-
dates Admitted that 1t does, but how
does the Republican propose TO prevent
this by requiring the voter to make a
mark opposite the name of every candl-
date voted for? II the voter knows a
candidate on any ticket to be an undesir
able man for the Office, he eau under our
present law exercise his right TO make IA
mark opposite the name OF each candi-
date voted .or ana avoid voting for this
undesirable candidate But the Repub-
lican says: "In.vitabiy men will avoid
the trouble Of making out long ballots
when they eau get rid OF the whole mat.
ter by making a single cross next to u
party emblem" We do not believe that
Colorado voters are SO lazy and SO little
concerned in tho election oi good men TO
Office as the Republican would have its
readers believe, but even II We admit
that we have such class o. voters az
represented by the Republican, the
change in the ballot proposed by that
journal would not insure the removal si
the objection to straight voting II a
voter is 50 lazy or has so little interest
In the elsction Of good men 10 Office that
he will vote a struigh, party ticket, know.
Ing that he 10 voting for unworthy can.
didates, insiead OF marking at the name
Of each candidate, then il stands to res.
sou that, II be was voting under the pro.
posed law, he would simply vote Tor a
few candidates IN whom he Was person.
ally interested, while other worthy can.
dida,ss on his party ticket who were en-
titled to his vote, would not receive II.
Thnt class Of voters in fact are very liza
bic to pick out the undesirable" candi-
date and vote for HIM TO the exclusion o!
the worthy candidates on his party tick.
Of. There is nothing whatever to Nv
gained by taking away from the voter
the power TO vote n straight party ticket
and II is n convenience for the voter and
a means OF expedi,ing the work at the
polls on election day that should not be
parted with without some very good rsa-
son for SO doing. There is no necessity
for abolishing the party emblem for 9TH
er states have II aud the use OF it is
not abused as Il has been in this state.
The law could DO 30 amended M to pre-
vent this abuse OF the emblem. What.
ever change may be made In the law,
the power to vote a straight, party ticket
should net be taken away from the voter.
The state herald., 1899-01-20


Il now appears that Senator Hoar,
Ssnstor Mason aud number OF tho re-
publican leaders have, for several months
bssn making desperate effort to knock
down str w man in the form OF the ex-
psnsion p licy, while the administrator
and those in touch with 1t kept
quiet and did not even hint to these gen
tlsmen that they were wasting their time
and ability against an imaginary enemy.
1t would seem that the administration
has not treated these gentleman es the
trusted leaders Of party are expected
to be treated in matters Of this nature
and they must feel somewhat humiliat.
cd by tho thought that they have rsceiv.
cd such treatment.
The state herald., 1899-01-20
LaGrlppe susoessfully Treated.

LaCrippe Successfully Treated.
II have just recovered from the second
attark OF la grippe this year. says Mr..
Jas. A. Jones, publisher of the Leader,
Msxia. Texas. an the latter case used
Chamherlain's Cough R'medy, and |
think with considerable success. only be-
ing in bed a little over two days against
ond attack am satisfied would have
heen equally as bad as the FIRST but for
the use Of this remedy as had to go to
he'd IN about six hours after being
struck with it, while in the drst caes |
was able to attend TO business about two
daye before getting down." ior sale
by #. X. Noblet.
The state herald., 1899-01-20


The people residing IN the 13, Judicial
district are as much entitled to sepa-
rate judicial district as those OF several
Of the other districts OF the state. A
proposition to redistrict the whole state
may bs reasonable, but = PROPOSE
ton to simply abolish the 10, district as
matter Of economy is unreasonable
and unfair to the residents OF the DIS
trct. A rearrsneement Of the district
lines might be made that would give
this distr,c. more territory and more
business, but the people OF the district
will protest against the proposition te
abolish the district. There Is not AZ
much court business in this district N
IN some Of the other districts, but We no
tios that tho judge OF this district hos
been called upon to de considerable court
work in Denver and, this aids IN clear.
isg up the ovsi-crowdsd dockets IN tha,
county. II the Denver statesmen wish
70 practice economy, II would be well
for them 70 begin at home and not de.
vote quite 80 much OF their efforts in
this line to matters that have TO do with
this part si the state.
The state herald., 1899-01-20
NEW COAL YARD.

Hard and soft coal Tor sale by James
Young & Go. II you noed anything in
tina inc give Young Co., a call. Or
ders ran be left at c. II. Mowry's hard
ware store or see Young on tho transfer
wagon If you have my transferring to
any part of the city call on james Young
Il Co. If you want TO feed yonr team
where there is plenty of hay and grain
put up at the East Livery Barn. If you
want good driving team leave your or
dor AT the East Livery Barn.
JAMES You've & Son
The state herald., 1899-01-20
siirpigrss,Lr

Notice Ia herby given that b, virtue Of special
otecuiion of lien foreclosure i-.ued out of tho
district court e phil its county. colorado. and
To me ne shefln dlrvcie ln favor ~ IA Walton
trustue fnr tho Peoples iinllilnr L,an nnd Aay.
inas Association and asainst Dcnlamin PHILIPPE
and lnef rmllips defendant. Tor tho is-p %
roai md heefnins eosi. Whereby | have LOWED
"n and am commanded TO soll tho following ie.
scfibtd property io'wlil
All that certain parcel Of land situated In tho
town u iiolyoke county Of illlis mud siai. ~
Colorado known and iaaeibed ma loi No II 10
block No "a In tho otgrAl tuwn II iiolfoka m
said 10, is laid down o tho pla, ~ ssld town
which plat 10 recorded 10 said county
10 satisfy sald amounts shall on saturday tho
iith Hay ~ Jan istp uiiet the above described
rtsinisca for Hhle nj pebble auction NJ tho hour
ufq o'clock y m NJ sail inJ n, tho front door of
the court huuae In ilolyote. Coia.. 10 the highest
and isssi bidder lb.feit.
Daiedihis 20 lny " November iAs',
unw wIis Ahuiir
The state herald., 1899-01-20
Senator F.ral.r,. rec.nt speech in Il

Senator Fsraksr's recent speech in the
ssnsts must have been great surprise
70 the republican newspapers that for
some time have been assuring their
readers that the expansion policy had
been adopted by the republican party
and wsuld be the campaign issue Of 1900
After oil the noise and bluster they huvr
made In advocacy of this policy, to be
quietly informed by Senator Foraker
that President MCKINLEY was not com
nitted 10 any such . policy, must have
besn decidedly humiliating. Hereafter
It would bs . much safer plan for them
to At least secure few pointers on the
administrations policy before they at
tempt to formulate the issues of a cam
palgn two years in the future.
The state herald., 1899-01-20
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World.

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World.
The South Omaha Drovers journal,
sent out DAILY, Tn-Weskly, Semi Week,
ly and Weekly, is the largest, cheapest,
brightest and best live stock newspaper
and market reporter in the west. II is
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South Omaha live stock market, il con-
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copy. address The Drovers journal Co.,
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The state herald., 1899-01-20

AWIlERE for ''Tho Story Of the Philippines"
by Murat Hastead. commissioned by the Gov
ernment us Official Historian to the War Depart
mcn.. The book was written in army camps at
San Francisco, on the Pacific with General Mer-
ritt, in the hospitals at Honolulu, in Hong Kong.
gent camps with Aguinaldo, on the deck of the
Olympia with Dewey, and in the roar Of battle Mt
the fall of Manila Bonanza for agents. Brim'
ful of original pictures taken by government
photographers on the spot. Large book. Low
prices. Big profits. Freight paid Credit given.
Drop all trashy unofficial war books. Outfit
free. Address Il, I. Barber. Sec'y, Star Insur-
ancc Bldg, Chicago
The state herald., 1899-01-20
U. S. Land oaes $, ,rIins Colo I

Complaint having beeH entered at this Of
frc by Everett a sticsnl aaain-t George c
Devaul for abandoning his homestead entry
No $50 dated Ma, s.S upon the y y
aud = sw Il sec IL tp6nrIaw Ia Phillips
county. Colorado with q view To the cancella.
'ion of said cntry, the said parties are hereby
summoned 10 appear At the onioe OF CJ Slater
county judge on the dayof fob isa9 nj ~ o.
clock IA IN to rcspopd and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment
DC Fleming Register
The state herald., 1899-01-20
U 5 Land ONCE sterling Colo ,
naa 10 sSftg

Complaint having been entorcd Mt this Of
nee by Minerva MoCanghey ngninst Jasper
a iutchineon for failure 10 comply with law
as to timber culture entry NJ slid dated May
issd upon the NV v sec O. tp6 N i2 In
Phillips county Colo with view to the can
collation. OF said entry contestant alleging
that Jasper Hutchinson failed during the
go u and ~ years after making said entry
to plant 10 trees. seeds or cuttings any par,
OF said traat or TO cultivate any part Of said
tract or cause the same to be done that Tho
number OF trees growing on said land Is less
than 4 of the number required by law and
that said failures still exist
The said parties arr hereby summoned to
appear at the office OF ! Slater county Judge
ON the 81 day OF jan 1907 Rt 10 o'clock m Ia
respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure
Dcfleminf Register.
The state herald., 1899-01-20
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The state herald., 1899-01-20
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The state herald., 1899-01-20
u S LAND OFFICE,
srEnutNu. COLO, Alias Notice

srsstiSs, : IssD oGfiSs' ool6., Alias Notice
Dee 1898
Complaint having been entered n, this office
byWilliam u Bevnrd against ClausA swanson
for abandoning his homestead entry No SOL
dated Sept Is 1892 upon the 4 sec so tp7 N
raw in Phillips county, { olo with n view to
the cancellation said entry
The said parties are hereby summoned 10
appear atilolyokeCo olo beforcsW Beggs on the
IL day ofJan 1899, Ht 10 O'Clock am TO respond
and furnish testimony concerning sad al.
legged abandonment.
d. G. FLEMING, Register.