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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
A LABORATORY TEST
Chicago HsAlth Department Takes
ii Hand Ia tbe GREAT tDs
supane1 tWindle,
HAD KNOCKOUT DROPS
mals1aug
Detective I,pDWD pveDAvp1 lDv All
IIMpvwpnpIps VIII Try W
Oh lbp Wv,

DhlengD, DoL lIH@A pnvnlnI inBl NJ
lhe 1DntpDlb ~ lly1 bottles ~ np1lell1
pOnN1 lOlny IN lhp room D1AnDlnJ by
MDpin DuRnnbnDb N Ibn ltWa NJ Inn
dnDtj), VIII bn Dln1n IN llln lnhDpnlYpS
! ~ lhn bnDllll department l0WOlp0Wi
| pnpllNNDAp DlI0nllgN VIII bn gwen ~
lbp bottle pDppDpllDH ~ n0DInlu moi
VIII bo ndDllDialhyod ~ u gum NV
for lhD puvp0pD w Watching Nv nlyedlp,
'Iho nOlllnOlB W bVlllh lnAan ypDnl
IIlp pult pAao NJ VI Wugland Brown
whom upppbIp1 VIII DlHD bo HnnyliNn1,
u w nHHnpIpd lbnl llla llQvld lDnDD ~
lhD DDllln among ljpowlpB nlInnlB II
WhDI Nv nDlDnIDllly kHDWll NV nkJlDnA
Out 1vDDe, y Two lonppDDDhlnl IN Wlllnll
HgplI Ordinarily gallee lontlh
Mr., ", A. p'NlIIDAep, fDpDoplS MlAH
l1IbNl JOlnADD, npNOlUpuDlon wv llnp
buebuDd 1nNle np fpDJU HOAnneD0pI, w
ltnNN, nDJ Ind nO intnpvlAW Wllll
UnDlnln UOIlnrAll, gbInr Op nnln1Il yAH,
lOOlghl ylle dDnlnd lhnl bln hnd
ever met Brown, when lnhpn ~ llln
pOUDly Jnil w MN him, Brown nlsO
InnlAvo1 lhAt lD llnyDv INV llln woman
bpyOpe,
)UleiaIs NJ tIp Nav fOvk Iife lng
Hnpnll0o company, Ihe MOgDny Du1
jjDlnnl 1pIlgllyn AHnngy, nIln fllN HllH
police Hny tllb NllDWpl W NOllllnNl ! lIh
llnlllup NJ many women WIN llA
D0l1nbupl onH1 Nv pl1l0nIDnA, W IN
npped lIlnl Brown VIII pAlhhp n WY
bOlhOvio, bnt All lhe ppruOnA lnlnpNHl'
p1 W lln ppDH1gnljDll, nAe0pI llnl ND
woman Nv llhely w bn brought 1llNOllE
lDID LIlH ppnAAnl gnHn W developed
lDDl4bt lhnt Irene BUlN0p, mentioned
IN II possible yi1Iln 0R Brown, WnH
an nolnnlnInuo1 whom ho Ind nl0l bnI
oman
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
IN AMIN ALNNL

0IlapHO, Oaf, lluwganlDRldar M
lhiai RNAaIaHy 0f tha 0land Army N
lhe NGpnblla, IN N HanNrnl nldAp tAVnNa
l1dagt nllnHHllNaa llfH dlIiaial hlnK nnd
lle n0lDMlflaaH Whiah WIN llnyN
NllnrHe IN lhn ynvlnDA bpanallaa M fIlA
(paAnlMfl0u,a W0pk darina lIla nlhl'
inH KGng, IlG AlaH aRIaiHimenla mn
udnIand npat lllaIaaL0p RpLlarpl,
lqpV NJ, aIMak AaW Ilaven dpWl.I
lNdHe Adg0aAlG HNneFAl, dglnAH W.
WAlN, li0AEAnt aAni0yt AidA M HnlllII
Hld MiN M alaY, kdWnfd NJ KNf'
GhHii, lialvAHfAN, f'GsRk
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
A V0OSIEl, WELCOME
RO0REyELT RHgBlyBs A HOUSING
RBgEPTI0N AT INDIANAPOLIS,
The Gapilal CIV of indiana TuIDs Dnt
ED Massa t0 Grset Teday and
0Ieets Him Royalty,

lulIauapolla Ooh lwlDdiAllAp0lie,
which IN now holding Nv niAl rall foaI
llyal, HAVA ll00Afynlt l0lHhf one M
IllA HgnAloHl renaplinnh Aynp nAlnndnd
Nv llia CIV ~ n lnndldntn Wv prest
d0nllHl h0nOpH, Fp0m Ll0 apqsailH NJ
ROnlhaHAlnpll nVAnnn np lfnhl WnHllillH'
Won HlpnNl, illphAE0IlnplAVA M N lnllH NJ
llA a0npt hGAHa Where lla sp0kA, lho
Sidewalks nnd lh0pnnHhfnlnA .WnlN
gp0Waa WIN " lnnAH M ngllnatpHliO
humanity llp0pHll WhlNl tlle Wlnnl'
pllnllt IIp0epHNi0n moved Wlll dlltl'
Gnllgi
The oOurt house HQnapa nlld Hlounde,
ADn llH BlpaHlA AllrpOlpnlnH " WgVll
o0nAaHlol Win thA thpolH Whl0ll
4vadlpd lhe HOyopnpp'A arrived Win v
Al0pll M cheers and I'M I'M nlighlnd M
lIl0 aOllpt house Alllvanan, nannOll
bO0mnn MlntaH pIW H0ynvDOp'H
allaGell WAA ppeaadan wv gn lnlNdngl'
Opy Addp0aa by gnplnil EnaIiah Vhe
0vGnlnH Win dayOlad M " pnpgdo
which WIN more tllal nll ll0np lntalgE
tIe Reviewing Annd w fp0nf M Nm
nDnpI IlOllH0,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
GyBAHs AND CAVALRY COLLIDE,



A Wnym N,apup uplnnnD Nubuu vDllpH
pDn AmnpiNpn snI0lnpA
ll0vnDn, ONf llHwAf MNllu1nB yAe.
lnrlny II lnbnn pOIi0nupNll tulnyVNrnl
Will tWD mamlHvp w lhn sonOnl
Unilpd HlalnA UavOlpgl Vhn 1nNvpal
nn|ninol0d w " Hnlppnl ngll b0lWooll
fhn pOIi0a Nnn tOlllnvH who Avplynl
llD0n lllo sg0IlD Hlnnllnnn0Dslgg Aflnl
tlln police Ind AhOl VroOppy Vnvey, W
hDu lv0Op, one OlhNp beldlnp NM llln
llviliAll, II number nv lvOOp0vH NJ HDu
lvOOp tplnd M bvaAk lnlO VIM HLlv09nl
IN BAt lhnip WonllpyA, bul llln gulaA
nallOn M ljnplpin Vp11evlNk v, NNllNl
N nD', trOol, IN forming ,lvooM, v NM
M IN AklphltNll np1nv, nlnhn W inlIDnV
MbIp fOp lIlN 0ANilAJ navnlpsneD w
lvlAA ldNnN0Dagl WlllNh N taid w
lnyN haan AllAhlly hnpl WhllA nll'
dnNvOptuH w 0nt0t llln mon Vhn
p00IarA d0glarn lhNl llNN VIII IlNva
vAvapNn, nlld llol0DNI H0nvy ", h0vaa
IuA ordered oil IN lIlnm confined w
bpppnakA Yba holtng " vepg AtpOnH
hnlwNAn llnlylls 1ud Nm NpynlvHuoIL
Yhn nuIhOvinna llNn0 lODk mon lhn
inNidVpl lsn my INV nHhl, INV tul
illVnNllHnilDl hnH M1HN t,pnNvNn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
Fastest In ll,s ward,

HMiln lluvbapn, UaI, ONf, llawThN
bnllloalltp WISCONSIN bnjho WI gao0rda
Oll nov lllnt tpip here lOday, 1nd IN llN
fualoat Hllip M lnp 0lnAn IN lll0 world,
Itpp l,Hiaial average f0p ltle four hours
plH IN announced I'M lTlgh kn0lA, IN
pppnvd nlude by tlle AlgIAlnn TlA
tpiAl lQok plnde over illa raHulat
NnnvHn In AAlltA llivlNpn ellanlall NM
lll0 conditions Wnpn. 0llk fnlpl VtlaF,
WIN " fpaal bpeaHe fpOnl llle AaHFwAtll
but lllA Mn WAH comparatively Hnlh0tiIi
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
Nc. 30.

Uniform distractions DMDNR thn dnlep
Hnlps, Iho nhADooH Df a settlement by
ibls convention Arp lplbap SLIGHT, ~
N the Impression NJ pnynpAl labor
lnndarp tllnl ni lnbal \ pnpDDJ nDDyaDp
lion VIII have i0 bn bnld before my
doHniiD pottDD VIII ba lDkpD l0DIiiDg
toward Al naply nDding Df lhn nDDinsf
pppsj1eDl Milohelt's pomDrlA At ynsp
iapdAy's Dlasp mneiiDg. iil which be
iold mine workers ibnl lbo ion Dpp
cent tu1pnAAn wnp DDt satisfactory, nD1
lbnl tbey ought ~ Rel n0D1AaaiDng IN
other Rpinyaliaap, N iphoa by many
persons Nv u bjDl fD The minors iO pns
joet tho Dwnnps' DltnR MjlDhp)l, bow
ever, denied Ills, md sDid he bad 30
Intention of llnDpnDiDg lbn men ono
way Dp lbp ether ~ aaij hp WAS
merely yDlelDg thn sentiments ~ bins
self, hjs oyllnngnos, aD1 llnDy ~ Ibe
strikers WITH whom bn bn1 nDDp IN
eDnlaot during tbe pusi wnpb,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
BILLINGS YELLOWSTONE COUNTY MONTANA FRIDAY OCTOBER ~ 1900

aone NJ tIa property alleged ~ hnyo
bnan purchased by William Hnbvebpp,
dafAniiinp easbinp, by suing Dnt wyjlp
Of Fnployin aaainat Amin tlnpi j,
Dpaipnp nnd Sous, jewellers ~ l'iylh
avenue, nDd Jerome md MaplDs j,
MaDboimnp, owners W the Colorado
livery Stables, fop FlhDoO Tha bank
Raye tba bond ~ u surety gDlDpuDy w
ihe Annl NJ 100000, The horses ADd
nnpplnRes IA possession NJ Mnnlntmnp
bpOlhppp Aye mid ~ bo worth w, ODD,
pld j, Dppianp md Sons npe plaiuad w
llnyn jowolpy lori by Mrs, jIart ynlned
M more lInD tlln sum nlnDIlDDnd W
lha wriIr The wits NJ pnployin wopo
NJ Dnon lNld in thn binds NJ Deputy
hlnpjlf ljDll, who ppOnandnd ~ pnvyo
lhnnl 0p llJn defon11Dla nDlDnl,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
FIGURING MILL REORGANIZATION


Thp UnIlun hlnlna MllllDN ON Aunnnn1n1
Dt nm STANDARD MlIjInH Nm
Nav YORK., Ooh llam'ph1 AnnOnn0a5
mems Nv made lllnl lhe Standard Fl0np
Milling company ~ nOW IN lp0gv1AA Of
organization I'M lllO Hll1nNAbOp Nh llln
Ulllled AlnIeH FlOuv MilllnH company,
which WIN p0gnDlly IN lll0 laD1a NJ u
reorganization nDlDlnlllNN, w. lhn
l)lnlls Oh llllH comm llnu, lil0 man, Nv
papenC eOnpnIly VIII depend i0p ilH
lneOlno enllvely on lle nnInla NO.
Delyen fpDlIl llH proportion Vll0 lnlllp
At Buffalo nnd MllWnIlk0N npN reported
lO llNve boon lnaBed In lll0lp OliHlnnl
owners, nnn lhls plan, N N nIiday
STOOD, VIII bu A1Oplnd WIN ,Ina NILS
III HyvAenHe, Superior, Dnlnlll md
Other plnoeH, W w eApoelod lhAl A.,
Il, llOpNn VIII be lnndn IpNHldeDl M
the Northwestern ODupOllIlatnd Flour
Milling company, Vine Hnehor'JOlInAr
Jewell MllllnH company VIII Gavgy Oh
n!ln operate llH own ppOlVpllnA lepef
HhOulH,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
DISHONEST JUDGES
gsfragHHg
MANILA NA0IBTHATEs ACCUSED
Nv CORRUPTION,
Easaaszszs5suf
Tbe Tan G0WmleHlOD VIII MaAa \
General Reorganization NJ the
Philippine judiciary,

M0ujlu, RDlnydpy, DpL y, wv llDDK
bpDh D0i / llHwVho DdWllisCyollop Dv
MnuilH'A nlyil eOQl bg Filipino IlnHls'
lppl1s when lnp loDn hpnll spnlllnlDna,
N nDW nllvnoltDR pnbllp attention
morn IDAN nynvJ nnl lllH hpnn Drought
ID lIln UOtjnn Nh lbn Vnll nDllnllArlDll
WIN II pNgpnsi NV pnnlilnpllDn Vhe
gDDpls npp pppei1nl 0vOv bg four pplg
DDnvy jDdgne Vhn nlpHiHIrnl0s npn wv
ViDiulDDs, nDJ Developments hnve
uvovpD lDal lbe ippnDbaDls nye nltev
fatlnpnp NV ndDllnlalgplDys w jnallnn,
DinHNltsyynliOn WIN, NM uOnlIlAlllH
lAninHI lhn existing nDnpls MN Vlnlns
tDN hnllyAa MN f0yet4Dprb ,nppW
li0HutiOu, hDOwlUH lhe fnnlA NJ ilW
auHp, ljInpHnH llnvn bupll ftlpn Alln Hvig
dNDpe Nv lD thn Ilnll1s M lIle HllhDvS
iIine, which, N " Nlnlne1, VIII NOV
Ihnt llln DlHHiHlvnlpH hllvn bp0ll Altlly
M lIlD HvOHHpAt corruption AD1 nNb
fQnepDaH iU once, DDn lDnHlHlpalp
WNH pnponlN AnHpondNd OD AnAplolDn
NJ Aplulnll nbnHe NJ. power, nln ND wv
lGDlDl tO dnfpaud Vlln monthly g0E
lnaHDn M lilna NJ fDnp Hnllv0 jnAllnps
IN anIIDnlnd M $4,000, Vhn nlnOllIlb
oOIHglpd wv lllo ppinupy H0nvls ny lDn
AlipN lVvlO1 N ONDnl lll9 Hllllp, HlHll
nlugiHlpplnH lVyHlslnnIly lBn0rn Ille
vaEnInnOlv nHlNbliphnH by lho nplllgN
lNNs NV fha HnppppHslOll ~ commit
lloDlp, Dua Nm NNnonnlnDllltH NJ mon
NyA ,phng dNp0all lnas llNn " hnll,,
dpnd Jo|lavs n0Dlllg, nnd lrn allAHan
M nppvOlvlnln lhe bnlnuon,Of ulAlp lQl
l0lliUN nhp ulnfl nDlDullaAl0n " 1ls
guslnd WIN tlW condition M lln
NVnvlA Nnd lnlNnds NJ nnbsllilM
bOvaHl nlNn rv0W Nm UuilA1 hlalAA gOv
l0aal pagiHlralaA AnlpyinanH hAsinE
kUOwlndg0 M EpalllHll Avn ppAfNplnd,
bDf lll0V nm lIlp hAllaal WI mcguire,
Th0 COMMUNICATION VIII llnn lnHtlfntA
dppsHN pnrnfnpA nandnd w AsNA NJ lllA
nnllrN iNdiniapH,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12

" pgDHDlNij w tbo paIanlpg allq lht
Ia Wpnillpp ,DNrnnlb, Dlll Dln fglniln lllllI
n kbhplk ylsllpp, Mpl Junb VIDHi, VIII
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DHDgl pHlDlle VI BDDW, ,lg1, pplu All1 DllNI
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HOW y ,gDlr WhpapDDnY TD llDnl llld
gllap'H nDlHlDN,, ,HDll llnAt W Wnplllg plDillpn
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n yoip 1pWI WIley l Undss,Ygu' gsnsy u WIZ 'SulnU.ys,o o'
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naptlppl pallpH lhat EDll ,yluiD llB lhfppN
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vaunIl, n1 lIi DUpl dp0sgHVa III Billlpla AlN
n thsT TyS"tt VII v|lGsp' lalp"l pnd GSsp ilIlHIs
llla lllavEpt lifDpdp 4Hd II yOll huy your
YOlI WIT lnyu 'llu HullptnUllDD Dl hllDWlnN
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ypll Hep YOU tnhg llD rIph llnP14glll!l " llli
wv ,Wnilt kDll iD fAyDp I'M Win " Dllll, WI
plAll nspbel bD,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
MINERS, CONVENTION TO-DAY,


NOulluuNn WnE
Scranton, W., OqL llTrIpha pOlyan
Hon M llle nllllraNll0 mlnntH INV M
HlrikN, VIII NynyN,,N IN llllH attg t0lpOp,
INV M NlulNdNr th0 nm lAy sapIlf llel
lnapNllrn tv WHICH proKatad tlAem Nv
nnnlIK MI lhN UllnA nWllnps M fNl
NHi0lh WhN tle 0nlGplpn WI ny "
NIL N IlGilW M AppNnlallinl, NM, lllf
lIdDlAN AaIrnAHnd llWiHhf NV lhh !nMN
lAndarA npd Wildly divergent l,elA'
EVIaH m ila convention VIM haHAll nv
Hvine ti,uislt lWgN NV AprtaM luHiyllp'
HEM fyllp lhalr lNRAl MlNN M nln
IN0p0HiugH N Nm lLNlpfNyh Y wns
lAafnNd lhpl ni0st M Malp INV M flln
Er,HIld VIII gQtN NJ WlnW fhp lhn JMf
aant t1prAAM RulpAF Mn !yMlA'i,pss
lDnkG farther flillqahslllln MALF M
VIM nlnQfs WIN mn fNvW fha Alvnilae
Hllfaa HW pI3iiHfdfk ,HlYa.R NitAilllllNe
ltlat HlR ipagiNYAR WIN IN kfM M hillf
M n hsNd hnElb M n,nH, Yille
0fllffs wRnf nm HVlpn .fAG0NhiNp1 nv
f8pe fllRg WIN RaReW NM W0NmlHRn
hM N INV lnflsf mn faiaRsalfpA. M
amer HrteHRihaIlfRHt UNI Mlhf N
seIegAi ihM IN fhe Ht'Aslief M Rlty
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
WbDpps IDsipupl UnlpHDins,

Wilbnpbupvo, pn, Dpt, llnyybe
WjllnHbavpn assemblies NJ lbN UDlInd
Mine Wophpps held lnpijUee to-day aDd
iDslpllnIod lbn dnlpRnlps 40 tllp HnynlS
lOn convention ~ lnsisl nDop llln fDls
lDwjDpp dDWnDdsI lBI, vpnoRDjtloD NJ
lbe nDloDj ~, powder peJDpad ~
TLbDi W, ieD pep epDi ppnppal M
ynH1nj ND lwO w1nEb poy Oh,
obnpb 1DoblDn bphs BIl, 1ODlvDoI
slgped by lb1 pompallipa nHppoiDp W
ihn above t0 bold good lop Dno yony,
g'he instruction ny lDlu IolnRnles
pOlnpe IN llle DAlDp9 III u pDpppjsp, ns "
was nEpooloJ meg wDDlJ bo allowed
w upo lhoip DWD judgment nflnp lDhr
lDR llojp snnlH ~ tho 0ODypNllDHt nDd
barntDg DE sentiments ~ ibp other
dnlnVUiDh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
Ylnnn llANnpa or Nulns,

ObigpR0 DgL llmvtI'hp nNnnDliyn ON
aaps To-Day hb0ped Win the plOblomt
presented by ll1 nh0np yul1 0a0DpsiDll
pul IN by lln llpnnl hoplhnW md
k0plIoyn FpniDa, md wore pDmpello1
NJ Hiyo lAnm I'D, THE Northern liN'
0jO0 nNDoDunpB Nv pulfp yvDD Bt,
ppul, md npEn thN lbipaRDoBL PM
Ilnpe NJ plapp lbnm on u pppilE wtlll
lIa iIp1Dl hOpIInpU Unlnp llln pp0s'
nDI conditions lIlis WI HDJVubln1ly
bnyo M bo done,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
pvDDvs ~ iDDaj1p

BhnDDDdDab, pnHDuy, Dpl, ll~pijpDB
opnl fjDbin mn bhnpilD vDOlp lDJay
ylslloI DDetJn, flo soenn ~ ynaley,
days fplnl slptle piOt 'rbey yolnpjled
hoJa thjp eyenIDR md yepOpl every.
tblUR gDjet around Dyoidp General
OoblN, however, jgsued orders fOp the
Rpy1pUDp'B tvODp NJ naynlpy lD l0ayn fO'
DjEhf gDy Dnnt1p J'hpy VIII nvvtyD nt
OUeiIn before aDybpppIi 'pbp HeDpppl
s0ys bp dDps nOt ADUplpple my fnpIhov
DDlbpnHk NJ DDpt1n bDt lllpf thp pp0G
pI0 fpopn npo nppyppp DDl nAnitpJ since
lhp ytOliDg Oneppppd, nld w lhtllks
llln ppnsnDpn Df lbn lp0Vpg wlIl bnyD "
pDpifyjuH nHa0l,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
DlNUUyln bDyIDNnAl nm,

nhjnnpo, OeL liz During lbe r0py
days ~ lIpDDp'e lip ~ lI,A nQHbwoHl,
ln VIII make wv Hlnnol0H oud pvselblH
more, ylA pDply Nill lpnyo hppp Nv
nom DgIpb1p VA Th0 vjp N lh0vDRll
aoUtbnul Wla1DppiD, md JDou Dynp
mo hpnlIl tlpkDlH whore most NJ lhN
lilHn VIII ba sppUlt
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
liyanl A0plllpFN EslanaInni

MInnNaQ0IlA llNl, lIagA VlMnA
apnalNl fI0m vlaf0vih NJ Oty hRyHl
HlHOtlAli0pa MN now JiFlikpHHtlnH Df,
fTAan Gltg OMlalalA Auq lipHAidenF ulll
M asland lhA ltraM Northern M VAn.
e0avV ialAnd, tlaa Rlvink HNf Fl1ull
MO dAys' AdvHnlnRa IN NM Oriental
tpNde,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
lorl Wnyna AHauult py,DlDw,

Mmt0n, lnJt, Ogt l. mH Colonel
GNVlia lniId, Nv, lllf IN tha Nnap hY II
el0ll6 Nv FOpl Wngnn, WIN n0l Aafl0lav
w tlnfli NQg8pllbr lt01aagnll haKh I'M
Win not M 1ll Injured, and ganynu tlln
llIhltHF lnlHht b0 NlnBUlnah lta MID
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The daily sentinel., 1900-09-10

1t is not turning Bell down in
the least, to refuse him the con-
gressional nomination the present
year. Other men have aspirations
beside Bell, which they have as
much right to expect to see graft
fed at the hands Of Colorado demo-
cracy, as has Mr.. Bell. The fact
is Mr.. Bell has no claim on demo>
cracy whatever. He has everlast>
ingly held on to populism for
place and has persistently refused
to say he is democrat. On the
other hand his opponent ]. Mau>
rice Finn is an out and out demo>
crat, with as much personal force
and ability as Mr.. Bell. The
democrats of the second congress
sional district should find it an
easy matter to decide between the
two gentlemen, in Mr.. Finn's favor.
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-10
Not the Whole Thing.

In an article on Grand valley which
recently appeared in the Denver Times
the writer forgot to mention the fact
that the Alexander lakes resort and the
Grand mesa is connected with and vir-
tually belongs to the Plateau and not
Grand vallay.
Plateau valley is today the fairest spot
on the Western slope and does not get
it's share of advertising. for the papers,
in speaking OF the nne fruit ETC., of Mesa
county, always gives the Grand valley
credit for it, Now we are willing to
chow any one who is not acquainted with
Plateau valley just what we can raise
for we have the proofs always at hand.
A prominent Grand valley citizen re-
marked here the other day that any and
all fruit although perhaps not 30 large,
possesses a much finer flavor than those
raised on the Grand.
Plateau valley will raise any thing from
a strawberry to a 81 600 jack pot.
We have noticed, too, that about 20
Idmllloo nave lOCdC6u uer6 during Lu6
past three months, which don't look very
discouraging.
But very few ranches are for sale here
and no one wishes to leave the valley at
all, but instead those who left few years
ago, are returning one by one until be-
fore long they will all be back,
Grand valley is not any further ad-
vanced morally, educationally or finan-
cially than our little Paradise and the
people Of Grand valley are beginning to
realize it.
OF course the fruit crop in the valley is
limited, as most of the ranchmen simply
raised enough for their own use, the
principal industry being stock raising,
while the Grand valley people make
fruit raising their hobby.
Everyone who visits this valley fall in
love with it Immediately and several cas-
tern capitalists are contemplating moving
here soon as this promises to be ono Of
the best stock raising sections in the
great est.-Collbran Oracle.
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-10

Notice Is hereby given that at the Gem
of November, A. ID. 1900, there will be
submitted to the qualified electors of the
ing this constitution of said State.
The authority for submitting such ques-
tion Is found in senate Bill No. IL, which
Ii, In words and figures, VIE:
AN ACT
TO SUBMIT TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF
THE STATE OF COLORADO AN AMENDMENT
TO SECTION TWO (2) OF ARTICLE NINETEEN
(AlA) OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE OF COLORADO.
Be IL enacted by The General Assem6Iy
ofMe State of Colorddo:
SECTION l. That there shall be submitted
to the qualified electors of the State of Colo
rado, at the next general election for men,
bers of the General Assembly, for their
approval or rejection, the following amend
ments to the constitution of the State of
Colorado, which, when ratifled by majority
OF those voting thereon, snail be valid rs
part of the constitution. namely: Section
of article XIX of the constitution of the
State of Colorado shall be so amended as to
read as follows:
SEC. 2. Any amendment or amendments
to this constitution may be proposed in
either house of the General Assembly, and
if the same shall be voted for by two thirds
of all the members elected to each house.
such proposed amendment amendments
together with the ayes and noes of each
house thereon, shall be entered in full on
their respective journals; the proposed
amendment or amendments shall be pub
lished with the laws of that session of the
General Assembly, and the Secretary of
State shall also cause the SAID amendment
or amendments to be published in full in
not more than one newspaper of general
circulation in each county, for four success
sive weeks previous 20 the next general
election for members 70 the General As
sembly; and at said election the said amend
ment or amendments shall be submitted to
the qualified electors of the state for their
approval or rejection, ana such as are ap-
proved by majority OF those voting thereon
shall become part of this constitution,
Provided, That if more than one amend
ment be submitted at any general election,
each of said amendments shall be voted
upon separately, and votes thereon cast
shall be separately counted the same as
though but one amendment was submitted.
But the General Assembly shall have no
power to propose amendments to more than
six articles of this constitution at the same
session.
SEC. q Each elector voting at said election
and desirous of voting for or against SAID
amendment, shall deposit in the ballot box
words FOR the Amendment" and Against
the Amendment" and shall indicate his
choice by placing Cross opposite one or
the other of the said groups of words.
SRc. 3. The votes cast for the adoption
or rejection of said amendment shall be
canvassed and the result determined by the
laws of the State for the canvass for repre-
sentatives in Congress.
Approved February 18th, A. D. 1899.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the great seal OF
the ssss ss. s",c 81 nt the CITY q Dem
(SeaI) ELMER r. BECK KWITH.
sooretary II Btato.
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-10

Notice Is hereby given that at the Gen
eral Election to be held tho Sixth day
of November, A. ID. 1900, there will be
submitted to the qualified electors of the
state OF Colorado the question of amend
ing this constitution of said State.
The authority for submitting such ques-
tion Is found in senate Bill No. 1. which
is, in words and figures, VIE: