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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-01-19
SURVEYING A ROUTE.
ing San Francisco, HoaoIuIs,
Guam and Luson.

Washington. Jan. ls.-Ofscial re.
ports received by Rr. Adm. Bradford
chief Of the bureau Of equipment.
from Lieut.. Commander II. NJ. Hodges
commander Of the Nero, announce
the feasibility Of cable route across
the Pacific, connecting san Francisco
Honolulu. Midway islands, Guam. Lu-
ron aud Yokohama.
The Nero surveyed between Guar
and Luzon, and then ran back &c
Guam, pursuing a zig rag course. IL
order 20 sound along the route Sc
lcctcd. with a view 20 obtaining the
best possible location Of the cable
Then she ran a straight course 90 Yo.
kohama. She returned. zig tagging
TO Guam. and viii zig rag across the
line TO the Midway islands aud &C
Honolulu. when her work viii be
completed
The Nero Las found a depth OF less
than 1000 fathoms between Yoke
hama and Guam and Luzon and
Guam. Three thousand fathoms Ia
the extreme depth the authorities
were willing 20 lay the cable.
The cable between Honolulu and
Dongala bay, which 10 the Luzon
terminus Of the cable line. viii be- g..
SIC knots long. Only two Offsets
from the projected great circle route
between the Midway islands and
Guam were found necessary 20 avoid
obstacles 20 successful laying and
operation Of the cable. The first
was n submarine mountain a short
distance west Of the Midway islands,
and the second an abyss more than
forty-nine hundred fathoms deep.
found about five hundred miles east
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-01-19
Near uats cr.atas...

A louisville woman who spent the sum
mer az a famous mountain rrspft in Var.
gina declares that. Ike al other places
of the kind. Il has ,ts star hoarder. This
one vas a young southern SRI. She uAs
not PRETTY. yet FAR from being homclyf
there was no special fty.f about her. and
che was a. heavy On hand as iog, ard.
lat 81 az. shf was not particularly rich.
Bot she lordfd t over The place. ard az
the other hoarlfrs walked behind Ike she
SISTER Of gdiy "Dode.' TIE i.ouifvii'e
woman lost s.tfp-trstrs o. ind che kfy 10
this social mystery. one laY she chatfrd
with the female potentais. They talked On
and on until finally the subject turned on
the navis family. Did you know any q
them she asked
NO" replied the girl who walked l-.forr.
rrafdy. "Dut met misstd tratclns On the
tlair once with Winnie DAVIS
And then The other women from The eouih
gartd rrvcrruiiy st the "iusi mi s~cd. and
fhe i0lIsViile lady exclaimed. suitlyi
"Egrska! Louisville Times.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-01-19
Good Results of Arbitration.

Washington, Jan. 13.--The indus
trial commission heard Joseph Bishop,
secretary oSthe Ohio state board Of
arbitration. He gave the commission
the results of arbitration in Ohio ana
the recommendations he had made 20
the Ohio legislature. He said that
whenever employers recognized com
mittees representing labor a settle
ment without a strike was the r.
suit.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-01-19
Assaulted ON the stock E.chanEs.

London. Jan. ia disgraceful
scene occurred on the stock exchange.
When Maurice HerzfcldeT. OF the big
stock broking firm of Kahn a Herr
fielder, doing considerable New York
business. appeared on the exchange,
he was mobbed. knocked down and
kicked because. as alleged. he had re-
fused 10 keep open the place Of q
clerk employed by him who had vol
unteered for service in South Africa.
Mr.. Her<felder was SO severely, IN
used that he tainted, and When he re-
covered he was again maltreuted. Fl
nally he was rescued from his assail-
ants.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-01-19
thief Quickly Captured.

Hartford City, Ind, Jan. IA
thief giving his name as Ed Harris
and his residence as Cincinnati was
captured in the Panhandle freight
Office just after having robbed the
safe. The stolen money was found
on his person. lie was bound over TO
the Circuit court.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-01-19
AUTOMOBILE vehicIea in Nv York.

New York, Jan ia recently or
ganized company will put nto public
service in the streets of this city next
week 200 automobile carriages and 100
automobile omnibures. The Charge
for cabs will be 25 cents a mile and
zs-eants an hour.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-01-19
0 Panama Canal scheme Favored.

london, July 12.--rhe Times, com
menting editorially upon the posi-
biiity of the United States building
the Panama canal, says: "Since the
Venezuela boundary dispute has been
settled and Anglo-American friend
ship has been sealed, the Panama
scheme is more likely TO be carried
out than the plan for Nicaragua ca
nal. England would certainly not be
jealous of America il the latter com
plete the Panama canal, being salts
fed that the United States would
treat British shipping in a liberal
spirit"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-01-19
sensational Developments Expected

Sioux City, Ia, Jan. 15.-The re-
mains OF DIR. Gustave Maize, whose
body two wives claimed, We're buried
by wife No. 2. Although wife No. l.,
who is in San Francisco, demanded
,he remains, the local official decided
to issue burial permit to wife No. 2,
and she lad charge of the ceremonies
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-01-19
CounterfeLter. Arre.ted.

Newport News, Va. Jan. 13.-S. w.
Smith and Thomas Pagan. of this city,
were arrested on the charge of maxi
ing counterfeit quarters and niekels.
Smith confessed. The arrest was made
by a secret service agent.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-01-19
Residence Robbed.

New York, Jan. 13.-Diamonds and
other valuable jewelry to the value of
about $1,000 was stolen from the home
Of Mrs. Joseph Wood, in East Thirty
third street. II is thought the thieves
entered the house when the occupants
were AT dinner.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-01-19
Confessed THIEF sentenced.

New York, Jan. l3.-Lewis Z. Cold
smith, cashier of the Port Jervis (N.
" Ne;,oaal bank, who confessed 70
the theft If slt1,OOO, has been sen,
fenced 70 eight years Imprisonment
n Sing Sing.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-01-19
Dynnmited az a cbnrIvari.

Muncie, ind. Jan. l3.-Iewis Beu-
hett and wife we're given an unusual
char1yari, the serenadeTs using dJna-
mite. The explosion broke every win
dow In the oosFle's house.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-01-19
meath Of ManiIo GaritaIdI.

Rome, Jan, l4.-A dispatch from
Bordighera, on the Rivera. Saturday.
announced the death of Mauilo Gar
ibaldi, q son of the late Gen. Carl
bpldi
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-01-19

IS local appAcationa a. thfy cannot reach
the diseased portion ui she ear There 10
- fsnatIfutio,tsl rfnriiirs u.nfresa ~
caused iY an inhamrd coalition ui The mu-
cous lining II the Eustaehiau lube. When
this tube rcis infarirl sou have a rumlling
sound or imperfect hearing and when a y
entirely closed deafness b. the result aud
unIcfs The Inflammation can IT, taken cut
and this tubc RESTORED 90 b. noutal con
dfion. hearing vii he destroyed forever.
nine cases 81 81 ten arc caused ~ rafaffh.
which h. nothing bat IN inhamrd condition
Of the mucous surfaces.
We viii give one Hundred Dollars for nnv
case 81 DCaiucss icausrd Us Caturfh that
cannot be- cured hy Halls Catsrrh Cure.
Send for circulars, free.
p J Cheney A Co. Toledo, ..
Sold BY Druggists. 7ic.
Halls Family Pills are the hcrt.
FTar. rN..rl.e J. IT,. ,...4aMtt... "a "A 4.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-01-19

Clam chowder = otter productive 81 the
deepest melancholy .-thieago Daiiy News.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-01-31
LIEU LAND-NOTICE FOR PUBLiCA.
TON.
( United States Land Oniee,

La OHande. oregon. January 10. 1900,
Notice Of selection Of land In lieu Of land In the
forest reserve.
Notice Is hereby given that {. W. Clarke, Of San
Francisco. California. has made application under
and BY virtue o the provisions Of the Act OF Con
gress Of June 1907, TO select the SEX OF se OF sec
twp oS. Bsn e. W. N. OF the ianis subject 10 sale
Al Ia Grsnde, Oregon. In lieu Of the ne4 Of SEA Of
70 twp n ~ e. N. D. N. Of lands n the Stan
isaus Forest Reserve and that the ID applicant will
offer proof 10 show that the said ianis are nonmn-
eral In character and unoccupiei on Thursday, the
8h day Of March 1000. before the Register and Re
eeiver Of the u. s. Land Once. at la Grande. Ore
gon.
Any and all persons claiming aivers Nv the above
described lands any portion thereof are hereby ad
vSet to fle their adverse claims with the Register
and Receiver. before the SAID 9Th lay OF March,
lynn. they will ne barred by virtue Of the statute
Z. w. BARvluIr. Register.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-01-31
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Frank Wheide: You are hereby notified that
Samuel May and {. Y. Konkle. your co owners In
group, consisting Of the Queen Bee. King Bee and
Blue Bird quartz claims. situated In Grant and Baker
Counties near the Granite road. have performed the
hereby required within 20 days from date hereof to
pay youS proportion Of the expenditure upon said
claims.
Signed; SAMUEL MAY.
c. K. KoNkLH.
Sumpter. Oregon. January ~. 1900
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-01-31
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.
I United States Land Once.

La Grand.. Oregon. January IS. 1900.
Notice Is hereby given ,ha, William smith. whose
81 Ferguson. ~ S" % Fuller. n K sseRs. and 't%%s john
J. Sul'y.n IA, filed .n apple e, p pssn, 70. the
siiui,ed In no organized mining district In Baker
county. Oregon and designated by the field notes and
oheial pa, on file In this office as Mineral Survey No
Jsy In section township Q $. range 70 E. w. NJ. said
Mineral Survey No ,so being described IS follows
variation. magnetic. being 10 degrees IS minutes
eastD
Commencing Tor description Of the exterior boun-
daries ot the Bunker Hin quartz mine At Corner No
which corner IL post In. 50 "a feet long set -
W. ~ .hs g'ouna xn noun, o. n earn se.Sea 10 c,, :,
In township =. " 70 East bears No. ,olo East uSs
chains iis'ani thence ~ degrees IS minutes East
post in 81 ~ II long set Is IN. in IN. ground with
mound of earth >erited 's?. thence 70 degrees IS
mlnule. v ,s%n!o Co, No: , apos, ~ sa AZ q
sou. ."tss % " ,s w. ds % ps |" H" q. t.."s sSs .s Deg
dist Jared and seribed $3.50. thence N - de-
gfres IS minutes W ,uo II west center END post. oao
ound with mound OF earth serbed =; ,so; thence
degrees IS minutes 1900 n To cor No. .. the place
beginning and containing soco acres.
The presumed course oi the lode Is nearly east and
west The number OF Tee, claimed on the lode Is hf
teen hundred iee' extending roo u 70 degrees IS
minutes W TO W center end post. ,Ao u N 70 degrees
snsiL Tne surface ground claimed is three hundred
tee, In width the north side oi the Lode and three
hundred ier' In With on the south Side Of he lode.
The notice oi location ot said Bunker Hili quartz
min. !, OF record In the oee Of the recorder Of con-
vryanc.s II Baker county. q, Baker City In hook Of
ioes,ons OF quartz mining claims At page .o,
Adjoining claims On the east Gone Case quartz
mine. AMI On the ives, the Lilac quartz mine
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the mining
ground. vein. lode. premises OF any portion thereof
ss,sSS "o,.s ina, unless their "sysans claim. are
duly filed In the u. =. Land oee a la Grande. Ore
g"n. and within the oo DAY period Of publ'estion
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-01-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department, ot the interior.
lana OMes q L. Gfanie, Oregon.

January 70. iVup
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has tiled notice Of his intention 10 make 6aal
ooi In support oi his claim and that said proof w,
10 made bs(oss county clerk Of Baker County. q
RAkes City. On March .. sysp, VIZ N. z. ooso ot
HENRY SnAUlDiNG.
VI Sumr,ss Oregon. ios the AZ sw "a and .w ~ oi
So ~ and 10, ot sec ~ ~ est ., I. w. ~
Ne names the following Witnesses 10 Prove his con-
tnuous rssiasnes uvon and culuvatioa Of saa laad.
via
ps,ss d. Estes. J. 3. Shelton. c D. Gcss. Isaac
Williamson. all OF Sumpses. Oregon.
z. W. BARvtsry. Register.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-01-31
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF.-NOTICE FOR
PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office.
La Grande. Oregon. January 5. 1900

Notice Is hereby given that Boyd c. Elliott. Of
Unity, Baker County, Oregon, has filed notice Of In
tention to make proof on his desert-land claim No
s4s for the lot sec q y E. W. ~; lot sec
tpr,S,r e. w. NJ, before county clerk. Baker
county, at Baker City. Oregon. on
Friday. the spd day Of February. 1000.
He names the following Witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation Of said land:
Thomas J. Whi,ed, Michael Rouse. George VIII
CATER, Patrick Mc(ilennon. all Of Unity. Oregon.
E. W. BARTLETT. Register
The silver star., 1900-01-19
OUR NGoheoRs.

The Pagosa Springs News reports
two cases Of smallpox on the Lower
San Juan.
Sister Bloom, ofthe Hooper Press,
hit a poetical streak last week and
told Of two marriages in rhyme.
I.ui Paluselli was instantly killed
by a fall Of ground at the Smugglef
mine near Telluride, last Friday
night.
The shaft house at the Little Jane
mine at la Plata, Colo. was entire
ly destroyed by fife last Sunday
hight at midnight.
Vim. W. Anderson, a Denvef at.
torney. entered the private Office 81
the Denver Post last Saturday noon
and shot H. II. Tamnen and n. G.
Bonfls, proprietors Of the Post, hit.
ting each of them twice. Tam
.men'h wounds are not Necessarily
dangerous but Bonfls' tiay prove
fatal. Anderson was arrested. The
trouble grew out Of 4 disakreetnenl
regarding the Packer patdon ease
which the Post ID advocating.
( ban uutshaii, an 4. q. S. brake.
man. narrowly missed Besng Killed
at Vance Junction this morning,
He was caaght between tnr ,ut,pefs
anil his thighs were badly pinehed.
He yas brought t. Rico Vp Np. ;,
and. is.receiving care fHosh pf. pAN.
Scn. .--News.Snn.
The silver star., 1900-01-19

The supreme court denied Judge
Hallet a fe-hearing and he must
now pay the tax assessed against
his notes by Assessor Amcs. The
precedent is now established and La
Plata s assessor should make an ef-
fort to dig. up many notes, credits
and loans among Durango tas
dodgers.
The above from yesterdays Dem
ocrat. also applies to the assessor
and tax dodgers Of Montezuma
county.
The silver star., 1900-01-19
DOLORES MoN7EzMA COLORADO FRIDAY JANUARY TO- 1900
URANIUM CLAIMS
BEING EXAMINED
A Part Of Thsm VIII bs Purchased a. Men.
toned in Former Issue Of
The Star
CHARLES PouLoT AND AN
EXPERT NOW ON THE GROUND.
Tests on Orc Taken From the Mines Last
Summer Went Much Higher
Than Was Expected.

THE STAR was informed last
"Wednesday evening, from reliable
source, that Charles Poulot and an
expert are now OH Disappointment
creek making thorough examina-
tion of the uranium claims located
at that place. Mr.. Poulot has de-
cided to take all of the claims now
located on one side of the creek but
has not come to definite conclusion
as to which side it will be, how
ever, he will include most, if not
all Of the claims bonded last sum-
mer. He is highly pleased with
the outlook as a result of last sum-
mer's examination.
The ore taken from the claims
last summer and tested in France,
instead of running only per cent.
as was expected, gave returns Of
from a to per cent. of uranium,
and it is now thought that some of
the ore will run even higher. The
examination now being made will
determine this and result in the deal
being finally closed.
There is rumor, which is not
vouched for, that machinery is now
enroute to the claims for the treat
ment and mining of the ore. THE
STAR sincerely hopes this rumor is
true and that the mines will soon be
in operation. 1t is a tremendous
proposition and one that means
mitch good to this section, and es-
pecially to the present owners Of the
claims and those who may be for
tunate enough to own other claims
near by.
The silver star., 1900-01-19
To ti's Point.

The Colombo session laws are to
be translated into Spanish and
printed in that language for the
benelit Of tic Mexican citizens Of
the state. Of whom probably not
more than twenty. 1--we can read their
own language. A more economical
and vastly better pldn would be to
beach these people to read and write
Engiish. Telluride Journal.
The Journal should have added
that the Best way 10 teach them to
read and write English is to deny
the right to vote to all who cannot.
The silver star., 1900-01-19
NEW BRAND LAW.

One of the state officials is author
ity for the statement that the brand
law passed by the late legislature
will cat,se more litigation than all
the irrigation and mining laws ever
enacted In the history Of laws and
legislatures. All brands not re-re-
corded by January +, TOGO, nre sup
posed to bc dead to the owner and
dead to the world-fhc property of
any stockman who may desire to
reGotu them as his own. Many Of
the owners of these brands have,
through neglect, ignorance Of the
passage Of the law, or more extenu-
ating circumstances, lest their day
in court 10 hold the brand. Here
Is q plain illustration Of what might
result: A owns 900 cattle In El-
bert county, branded A. He has
had the brand for number Of ytars
but failed to have It re.rccotded by
the first of january. 1, lives down
In Kiowa county, adjoining fsibeft.
and has but few cattle. He takes
a notion, however, that he ought to
have q brand and COCA 70 the score.
,afy IF states oflcf where he files
Of record his, ,fishts TO to .heietter "A"
IL A Brand ,fpt hiA stock. The two
herds may mix aud hpss are they 10
Be distinguished *. i4.ntiiiedl Or
B nay ro.inti up aud. lay claim 10
roo Eesa ofA's sassts ard tc~ l.
The silver star., 1900-01-19
ieIsskss.

.
He who fights and runs away may
live to-draw a pchsion.
J.. A poor Sunday dinner often spoila
the effects Of q good sermon.
The man who ID able TO keep his
mSsth shut never has to eat Crow.
Fortahe usually Hil gloves On
when shs Knocks at . rsaii's door.
I. When you are buying poultry
remember that the good die young.
|, Some ihen become such chsonie
,iiass that Il suftivss their death
land sppesss Oh theif sosAbstones. :
Ezcha6se.
The silver star., 1900-01-19

Who asked for the passage Of the
finance bill which substitutes bonds
and bank notes for greenbacks and
treasury rotesi Was it the people
or the banks!-Monte Vista Journal.
We godsl what question! Do
you suppose any request would
have been granted had the people
asked it?
The silver star., 1900-01-19
BIG OUTFITS GET
STATE LANDS.
The Open Range cIossd 10 Small ssttisr
and Stock Growers. Offensive
Action Of the Colorado
State Land Board.

No better illustration of the way
state cession of the public lands
would operate to the extinction of
the small settler and stock raiser
heed he looked for than the recent
action Of the Colorado State Land
Board in leasing 1000 acres to
Senator William H. Adams and his
friends. The next scheme on foot
is said to be the leasing Of $1,000
acres to The Swift Company, the
big Chicago packers. There are
scores of small cattleinen who will
be heavy losers If the open range is
turned over to the Swift Company.
It is no wonder the small settlers
and farmers in Colorado are organiz-
Ing for defense against state cession.
The chances of the man Of siiiall
means 10 take Horace Greeley's ad-
vice and 90 west and grow up with
the country will be gone forever If
the public lands are ever cetied to
the Atatcs; and the small fanchinen
Of the west, who nre NOW the bone
and sinew Of the country, would
rapidly be frozen out by big outfits
with d political pull like Senator
Adams and his friends, OF cattle
trusts with headquarters In the east
like tire Swift Cattle Company.
The silver star., 1900-01-19
AabeiIa Lee.


You're royal mountain queen,
Arabella Lee,
Fairer one was never seen,
fairer could not be.
For half score OF years
All my hopes and all my fears,
All my smiles and all my tears
Have been over thee.
One great secret from thy breast,
Arabella Lee,
have striven long TO wres,;
striven long TO see
What the coming days would show,
What was hidden far below
In thy heart-if veal or woe
Thou wouldst bring to me.
others sought to gain the prize,
Arabella Lee.
Gazed on thee with longing eyes
Friitless was their plea.
Gave to them heart Of stone.
Claimed thee ever as mine own:
Thou vert mine and nine alone,
And they cnvied me.
Gave me premises galore,
Anbella lee.
To thy hearts yet hidden store
possessed the key.
Hope would fire my soul today.
But tmorrOw skies Of gray
Hid the hoi'e.star's CHEEKY ray.
Brought me misery.
o.. the doubts and fears knew!
Arabella Lee,
WOnd'ring II thou wouldst he true,
Loyal unto me.
WOndring II thou wouidsi immeies
AL my soul In Joy. or worse,
II I'd leave thee with curse
At thy perhdy.
But you proved a queen Of luck,
Anbella Lee,
Richer vein was never struck
Wealth you've brought to me .
Every shot Of dynamite
= Throws new riches Ia, my sight
Vein Of high sdc s.ivnnite--
Runs way up In a.
James Barton Adams. In Denver Post
The silver star., 1900-01-19

Tie last report Of United States
Labor Commissioners Carroll D.
Wight, places the cost Of carrying
a passenger ON the railroad at s:.e
Of cent a iiiilc in one instance and
IS in ancther instanes. Yet the
Rio otande Southern EKntses six
cents a mile. Looks like Social
DesnoctEsy; N,,dcr whith the gov
ernmsnt woaM own the !, sailroad'
and esrty passsnscrs at astisai cost
wculd Ec about the proper cspcf.
The silver star., 1900-01-19

America, Germany and Eng
land, mused the diplomat. What
a grand combination they would be
together"
lust like tugboat engine, "
said the great lumber merchant.
I'm what way, sir?"
Triple expansion. ."-Isx.
The silver star., 1900-01-19

The Denver News of January g
quotes General T. J. Tarsney on
the Philippine question as follows:
''It is bigger question than ma
jority of people imagine. For
year past 1 have done little but
travel in the principal islands ofthe
archipelago. My opinion is that
unless the president announces that
the Filipinos will receive the same
treatment as the cubans, the war
will be in progress fifty years from
the present time. Why, the very
spot where General t.awton fell was
FIVE times in possession of our
troops previous to his arrival there.
Recently when the main body of
our army was TOO miles out Of Ma
nila, the enemy appeared in great
numbers within eight miles of the
city. No one knows how many
men the United States has lost in
the Philippine war. The fact is,
whenever the United States assumes
sovereignty over the Philippines,
then our real trouble begins"
The Colorado man says he visited
the sultan of Sulu and there is no
truth in the report that the sultan
will give up his wives or liber ate
the slaves.
The silver star., 1900-01-19

Pull down the blinds, my dear
We can't always tell
Some person may pass neat
And look in, and-well-
You know the rest"
Z,
He was perfectly right,
For in they looked,
And saw his arm, that night,
Around her hooked
You know the rest.
The silver star., 1900-01-19

A, the rightful owner, to identify
them? Unless this law is declared
unconstitutional the supreme court
will be obliged to ask that it be ac-
corded commission of additional
iudges.-Ex.
The silver star., 1900-01-19
EDITORIAL NOTES.
.AAAAA.

The Montezuma Journal put war
paint on the papers it sent out to
its exchanges, last week, but we
didn't notice any colors on those
sent to subscribers. Don't see why
Sterl should get "red.headed" at
his exchanges,
The silver star., 1900-01-19

If gold, instead Of silver, was de-
monetized there would be no war in
South Africa, no Gage in the cabi-
net, and no Bynum held up for be-
ing a renegade. The root of the
evil was the election of Cleveland,
who accepted the platform of his
party and betrayed it.-Durango
Democrat,
The silver star., 1900-01-19

The Dolores SILVER STAR wants
10 know why an old maid is like an
old wagon. Probably it is because
her "felly" is poor stick, or be-
cause her standard is not good, or
because she needs a bolster, or some
other such thing.-Montrose Enter
prise.