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a CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION.

One question before congress at this
time is to determine as TO whether or
no. congress. In legislating for the reeent-
ly acquired territories, Puerto Rico,
Hawaii ana the Philippines. would be
bound by the plain terms OF the cpnsti-
tuition of the country The question was
submitted 10 subcommittee OF the ways
and means COMMITTEES OF the house com
posed of Dalzell Grosyeuor. Hopkins,
Richardson aud Newlands.
According 10 the report OF this com.
niree' the term United states in that
provision OF the constitution declaring
that all dues, imposts and excises shall
he uniform throughout the Nation refers
emily to the States constituting the Eel
'ral union. and does moi cover territory
merely belonging 10 the United States.
This opinion OF the majority OF the sub.
committee Is directly contrary 20 the de.
vision Of the United States supreme court
IN the California case, delivered in 1858
u Is further declared in the report ''that
congress has the power to govern Puerto
Rico and the Philippines independent OF
the limlfaticns Of the ccnstltudon." Rep
fesentatiyes Richardson ana Nswlands.
democrats. presen. minority report TAX
ING directly the opposite view.
The questions, suggests the chicaso
Record ultimately must be passed on by
The Unsed states supreme court. In view
OF the disagreement. by the members OF
the COMMITTEES. II would seem that the
sooner the court was called upon for an
authoritative declaration the better. Should
the contentiop OF the minority bs up.
held by the supreme court, congress would
be much hampered In the admisistratiou
OF ahfairs III the Philippines. in Gaze thos,
Islands are retained. The position oI
the majority OF the Subcommittee mean,
that congress, while possssslsg only dele.
gated authority " home. Is vested wiz
absolute powers In territory he.onginc !,
the unIted States. For insSaurc res,
dem q Manila NIGH. he deprived a
life Liberty cF prcpewy without due bro
eess of Law. ana private property miga
be taken tor ppblie use sishont just CON
rensst.op raN opIy check upon lpjaetic
Or abuse Of povsr. 10 ether words.
the seneTolencs ~ congress
y IA ccntisry 70 our iisss that goystu
- suEaeritsss should pszssss such a.
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COFFEE FROM RIO
Il In TO he UnIoaded at asm
aud shipped by h

Especial 10 Inc .,x f,-t'
Port Eads, La, Feotaa's ri,
French steamship Carolina, ' ~ Nc I
Jsneiro, with a cargo Of I'VE ~ i,
coffee has arrived in auaranu.' 4, u
infection and fumIgation. Ins'. IA v
no sickness during the yoyst Il Hs'
crew is the same that ships JPN soAx y
Thirteen thousand bags o. ssss,nsuls 2
consigned to- New orisars srioj o. ~
'io@ Of 70 tS SSiy vessel viii ;sss
the meeting OF the state ps ssss ont : =
on Tuesday. AS there has s,s arfks y
case Of plague in RIO over over s sfi 3 ~
It is probable that the snip ?" i.
without further deteation nsfties Z q Z,
The coffee consigned 70 xss o' 3,
S Ssd semi wi 70 Texas S BY rail- As S N
with that portion q ~ x.s 1srs''
cargo contracted for y 's5
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San Francisco, February Five ind "
MISREPRESENTATION, Beautiful Bill, lssFn
Time los
Three-q quarters OF mile--Fausturo. cs'en
lnVerary, Time l:li.
Three-quarters of a mle-Jennie RED "
Ledi. Genua. Time 1:l3ii
Mile-Geyser, zoroaster, Potents. fr'
1894.
Seven sixteenths of mile-M. J. li7t
Sofala, Intrada. Time 42.
Tbree-quarters Of mile-W atsfvick, Hlq
Thatcher. Gusto. Time 1:14h.
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Shreveport. La. February i2.--captain
! c. sospe. sged s5. cx-postw,.isr and
a m'ss prominent citizen diei hare LOST
ESQ The Fsmains wera escortsi q ths
aepot by the Masons 10 be osrriaa re
center Texas. at which town the f,ni,v
residence is located. ''
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WALKING MATCH.
Hart Lost the Lead, but Is ~
Second.

Second.
ST. Louis. No.. February lz--frank e,
the wonderful negro pedestrian. osf w e
this afternoon in the six-day go-as-yop'ps' !.
in progress at the Natatorlun Oa!
o'clock .anlght was only lap ben'na p's
man. who succeeded him in leadersslp ~. "
in the day. The terrible GRIND ~ "a 4. 4
nine OF tho eighteen men who slatg ~. N
race Saturday night to succumo. M wv IL
at IL O'Clock tonight stood: HAT . Z, ~ XXI
gelman 20S.5: Click 20o.l; Cox Apis, Nc.
206; Dean zoos; Day cool; canp,'' NJ
Graham 175.4 ~
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soiutc power over human beings any
where. and It is doubtful II the American
people desire to clothe their representa-
ttves with power over distant people
which It is unsafe to permit them to
exercise at home.
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Anti-Campaign ls,n, n,,,

washington. February ls.--Mf. vandi-
yer OF Missouri introduced a bin prohib-
i'lng corporations. trusis etc, from con-
srihuting to the campaign funds or for In-
huenelng or intimidating employees.
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THE COCK FIGHTS.
Georgia and Texas Threw y 7
GAnnuc.

vickshurg. Miss, February ia I.
opo.bird cooking main was pl''ss ~,
this city, beginning YESTERDAY and esg ,..,,,.
day, between Mississippi chickens aes n IN
and Texas cocks. Mississlpps ,,rss 10 d
fights straight. when the otne,,s, IA "a sissi 7
each fight
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nn.shaIl Meeting Poslpoa'a,,

Chicago, February l.,-Ths raseus '.,,.s
promoters OF the American Assu 49,,
Baseball Clubs called for tnis viIsssi
Acting President Harry Qulhp u rs,rIrI
wac postponed until tomorrow prst u !
organization OF the new leasus -
other day
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TopAY's ENTRIEs,

Seven sighths of a mile. seiing-Cayii, h
lnlook. Siddarth 1902. Prince Leonard, ri W
ran 10l, Aqua 90, Lampwick, Right Bost;
Matt Simpson IS, Iyen Hayes 81.
Three quarters OF mile. sslling-E
Walmsley liS. Judge wardell los, TON Hipl
ley 100. Aston. lmproyident, Clarence g. 81
Howell Red Gidd 10i, Junaetta, False III
Meddlebome 10l. Leila Smith 49,
Two aud oue-sixteenth miles, ssll.ny-t
bert Vale, Elkin los. Banquo II iol, Jos NJ
JS, Monongah 96, Teutons "a.
Seven -eighths OF mile. handicap ConM-
sation los, Strangest 10S. limp 100, IA Dr.
land II 101, Frelinghuysen %, Forbusn
Three quarters of mile. ssliinsrlfke
Reggie l0.. Eva Wilson 102. Old Fox iQl Ss''
fish Grit, Palarm 92, Filtration, Bsnnis y
Mile--Judge Qnigley 1i0, Bright Night y
Fewness 107. Elidad, Geo. B. Cox, julu Ce9
sar i05. Forensic 10S. FTuk. Wagner, M
Regal io2, Nilmah 100,
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Rccsport. Texas f'' ',.'.,3rs ps
johnson. souns ssiieI' ~ I, he ~ "
He was fermsrly ~, nlfp ~ sssu ~ 4
IN. since that vessel 81 Srs<1H
Ms4issn eosst aud hsr fr'
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THE RACES.
Mosher's Stable Suspended Pepdv.|
Investigation.

New Orleans, February l2.--The sttv,,.,
today suspended F. C. Mosher and hl, s,u,
pending an Investigation Of the mare Esslr
Byrd. The mare was hot favorits ii a,
second race-and finished poor third.
the weather was rainy and the track b,sr
AVIATOR and Alvin ". were the only wusI,r
fayoritss.
Six and half furlongs, selling-Ben INT
Judge Wardelle. Lord Neville. Time l:.s3
Mile Maidstone, Major Mansir, Evtis
Byrd. Time 1:47i5. go
Mile and siyteenth--Judge Mases, Johr,s
T.. Swordsman. Time i:55is
Mile aud sixteenth, selling --Goosthya
Kushhelds, parakeet. Time l:Ss,
Sevon- elghths of mile. selling-Avtt
Dissolute, Lonond Time l.2iia.
Three-duarters Of a mile, sellIng-Alrlr NJ
Dad Steele. Dom:nls.
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with Lsdysmith on the point OF capltulaticn
and Kimberley reduced to horsehesh the sit
uation in South Africa looks ominous, even 10
pcssimistic London.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-13

Bryan. Texas, February i.--'Sr. ~. ~
of this city shipped thiFty-sssss'. ~ .slpst.
to the city Of Mexico today. ~ e,sts w
makes s61 he ihss shipped 10 'p'' ~
last October.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
lspscial 10 The Post,

especial 10 The Post)
washington. February 12.-Texans
granted pensions today: Original salmon
- Burrows, Arlington. so. Widows. Be.
linda bearing, Decatur. IS.
Robert q. Cannon was today appointed
supsutnte carrier In the postoifjce at
Greenville.
postorloe has been established al
small van zandt county. with William II.
Luster as postmaster.
The postoffice at Mona. Hardin count,
Texas. has been discontinued: mail viii
90 10 Kounte.
comptroller Dawes today approved the
H I, Laolede National bank of st.
National Of Laredo and the National Bank
o. Commerce OF Kansas City and for the
FARSI National of McGregor. Texas.
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terest Of politicians and partlsap fsyorites.
What they desire. and what they are going
10 have after next April. is a strictly busi-
ness administration OF their affairs.
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This commercial world stands TO attention
when Houston proceeds to do few hand
springs with King Cotton" Well Houston
is the metropolis OF the greatest cotton pro-
ducng commonwealth 10 the entire world,
and she must he respected.
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Kentucky democrats might DO worse than TO
have recourse to balloon Of observation, with
which to locate Taylors disappearing guns AT
Frankfort
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Telephone Numbers: s ss.,ss:. IL

The city.The Post Is delivered to any part OF the
City BY carriers, per month $500; three months
5000; six months 5000; one yasr Siz.oo
Mr. Theodore Berine has charge OF the city
circulation and collecting. Messu, Theodore
Berink. Chas. Lou and Paul Hobby are the su.
hiorlted collectors Of all city bills both a5vertis-
leg and subseripiion) and no money should be
paid 10 any one other than those nance, unless
special written authority signed by the business
ransaer Is shown Al accounts Of any size
should be paid by check In favor Of The Hous-
ton Printing Company.
Subscribers falling 10 receive The Post regularly
ell please notify the office promptly Every
paper is expected to be delivered not sater than
6;;o,o o'clock a. m.
Under no circumstances will orders given by
employees on the office be recognized and
raid, or accepted In payment Of accounts.
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Frankfort.
Making the Puerto Ricsus nav protective
tariff rates on their shipments 10 this ooun-
try and sending goods to them at our own
sweet will Is benevolent assimilation with
Vengeance but that is tho only brand the
average Hannacrst wants
Puerto Rico Is not a territory OF the United
states, according to the republican Wow, hut
merely dependence or province TO be plun-
derod aud oppressed at leisure and pleasure.
While Lord Roberts is devoting some ntten-
ton to an attempt to destroy Boer lines Of
communication in the vicinity Of Ladysmth
II seems that the Boer is retalistpg on the
British lines OF operation in the neighbof-
hood Of Rennesberg,
Meantime, It Is TO he hopsd that those poor
people who have been sold out for taxes took
the time TO read the mayors annual message,
and have found consolation in its really glow
ing paragraphs.
They said the democrats wouldn't show
their hands in congress for the free and UNI
limited coinage OF silver What do they say
now? This question rs propounded to repub-
Leans who are dodging their own currency
reform measure.
The New York World very truthfully re-
marks that 1t matters nothing whether Goe-
bel was in tho right or wrong when legis-
lature is adjourned az the point of the bayo-
net aud the unwilling Legislators are chased
away by troops.
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waller county farmer who has been diver
sifying makes n showing in Tho Houston Post
which should put tbs exclusive cotton raisers
to thinking lilo dNersifes In way which
brought him out far ahead Of past years, and
but little cotton was raised.Waco Chronicle
liberalization will DO the rule and not the
exception with the successful farmer Of the
future. Everything that grows can be grown
In some portions Of Texas. 1t Is folly to only
depend on one thing. Plant cotton-and other
things,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-13

- Louis Is DOT suffering With enuui these
Jays When she Is not poinR hsr water AIS
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i fhs cscrle Of Hopstvp are tired o. hsvlns
iur city sererrnspl conducted N tbs 10
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HOUSTON, TUESDAY. Fen. 10, 1900
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intended to influence the weak-kneed To
those who are posted tho situation Is clear.
All Of the indications point TO the election OF
Mr. Browne and the defeat of the whole adj
miulstration ticket The people want more
business and less politics IN their city admin
istration. and they are going TO have 1t.
Taylor still survives by virtue OF the State
militia.
The Hay-P aunoefote argument is that the
United States should construct the Nicaragua
canal at an expenditure Of about $3.50, 900, 900
for the joint use OF themselves, Great Britain
and Germany, aud for any other power &c.
eeptable to the latter two II anything were
lacking to reveal the dangerous and absurd
anglomanla OF official Washington this Hay
Pauncefo,e agreement would be all sufficient.
Texas is in the truck growing business to
beat tho earth,
With the prolongatiou OF the Philippine war.
now apparently no nearer its end than Whom
hegun, aud the adjustment OF the p.ngley
tarin to Puerto Rico. republican imperialists
are reaping a harvest Of trouble IN measly
compensation for the eNpente ana hurdsn they
haW piled onto the shoulders OF the Amer-
can taxpayer,
Tina, double-hesder message has resulted In
q collision between railroad officers aud ihey
men of the line.
The extra session stili hangs IRE on the
TAX bill, uncertain which way TO face and
knowing that, upon whichever side tho propo.
siion i does tumble. results will be held in
painful suspense for many political moons,
This is the trouble OF mixing politics, as they
affeet the individual, with w-making, as IL
affects the state,
There's full many slip 'twixt cup ana
lip mo.ters Joe Chamberlain in tho privacy
Of lis own closter.
| Tho best sarcasm OF tho season Is contained
In Milwaukee reference 10 Mckinley as the
Lineoln of the present day. II there is any
Of Old Abes patriotism noupdering around
with Macs presidential comforts Il would
take TWO search warrants and several Alien
Pinkertens to md IT,
Give William Mckinley sufficient oppor.
tnnity and he will leave II to John Bull 10
hitch up Uncle Sam as he rhooses.
\ STRANGER in Kansas City got inglorlousiy
intoxicated, went to his hotel ana blew out
bis brains. and the Kansas city press is sun
wondering why he killed himself, Really. Il
seems that the average Kansas scny news
napef man Is waiting for 3 pork factory 10
tau on him.
- Louis is not suffering With enuui these
JAYS When she IL net boiling hsr water. shv
ils putting IN time roasting chlesgo
l.
Inv people Of hopstvp are tsrsd Of hsvlns
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\ stranger In Kansas City got inglorlously
intoxicated, went to his hotel ana blew out
bis brains. and the Kansas city press is sun
wondering why he killed himself, Really. 1t
seems that the average Kansas fciiy news,
napef man Is waiting for pork factory 10
tau on him
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-13

Give William Mckinley sufficient, oppor.
,nn'y and he will leave II to John Bull tc
hitch up Uncle Sam MS he rhooses
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Tina, double-hesder message has resulted In
a collision between railroad officers aud ihtS
men of the line
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-13

The Coleman nemoerat quotes and indotses
eu editorial In Tho Houston Post puent that
aanker, W, Bourkc cockrsn, and then adds,
Leading republican organs, such as the
,h'rago Tunes Herald and the Washington
,eocQoq democrats voted for No Kspiey ia
isas u will he remembered that lbc tspfe-
septatNes nt ibcse i.nOenoc demosrsfs wsfs
teaten more than Two 10 QUE ir tho adoption
Of the chiessp platform, % isas aud ior he
nomination Of rresidentisi ticket on the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-13

Tho best sarcasm OF tho season Is contained
IN Milwaukee reference 10 Mckinley as the
lincoln OF the present day. II there is any
OF Old Ahes patriotism noupdering around
with Macs presidential comforts Il would
take Two search warrants and several Alien
Pinkertans to md il.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-13

There's full many slip 'twixt cup ana
lip,' mu.ters Joe Chamberlain in tho privacy
OF lis uwn ciolstsr
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-23
GUY DeNNLT1's RASH ACT.
Continued from first page.

that young bennett stopped at the Gif'
fin residence here Sunday night and left
for Denver without advising the Glffin
boys. He called at the Office and asked
Mr. Rowland to cash draft on his uncle,
his North Adams ex-guardian. MIR Row.
land asked if to wire him would not be
best and bennett replied maybe that
would be best" and shortly left the OF
fee. Mr. Giffin turned over the guardian
ship to this uncle several years ago,
when the boy was sent to him, and with
the trust about $1,000 in stock and
securities. bennett became Of age last
December. Recently he has been to
Hawaii and he told Mr. Rowland yester
day that he was here to gather up his
parents silverware and other effects and
would sell all his securities and would 60
into the sugar business with his uncle
Dole in Hawaii. Recently the North
Adams uncle sent to Giffin & Rowland
ave shares OF First National bank Of
Boulder stock, valued at about $3.50. He
asked that the shares be sold and the
proceeds forwarded to him. as Gu, had
been advanced money on them. These
shares have not yet been sold, however
He must have had, Mr. Rowland thinks
$1,000 at least, when his uncle's guardian
ship ceased IN December, unless his
escapades had induced the latter to adj.
vance on his fortune.
II he went through all that in month
or two" SAID Mr. Rowland. He has been
doing frs, Class job Of money sp I'D
ing" The Giffin boys are said 10 think
that girl and not poverty IS the trouble.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-23

Friends of Ernest M, Pease and wife,
formerly Miss Mamie Johnson. have re
ceived word from them apnou cling the
arrival Of baby girl short time ago.
Mr. Pease. now a professor 10 Leland
Stanford university. was formerly STU
den, at the university here and gradu
ated in che early Sos. Mrs Pease was
.al.A a university graduate nd was
formerly we'll known Boulder girl
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-23

Miscreants have been girdling trees
on the university grounds and so incens-
ed are members of the faculty that a
special watch has been put on these trees
and reward will be offered for the ap.
prehension OF the fellows whose knives
destroyed dozen or more given by Mrs
John Gardiner 70 afford shade for the
university walk.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-23
Body of LAWtOp.

San Francisco, Jan. 23-General Shalt
e, has detailed guard 10 meet and es.
cort the remains OF General Lawton to
Arlington cemetery. Washington, d. c.
They are expected to arrive on Thursday
or Friday by the transport Thomas.
The body of Major John A. Logan is on
the same transport.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-23

Mr. Roscoe E Kennedy who is stop
ping at Col. Sanderson's expects to enter
the university next fall. and is repre-
senting the North Western Library asso-
citation Of Chicago. to attain that end.
He is meeting with excellen, success.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-23

DR.. |. L. Bond has returned from New
Jersey. where he went on mission in
the interest of the Coates estate, in which
Mis- Bond and Postmaster Coates are
There was adjustment OF
insurance upon heavy loss about the
first of the year to attend to.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-23

Miss Nellie Kicker. of Denver, i, guest
at the homes Of c H. Gordon and Joseph
Dllton, alternating between the two
houses, Mrs. Gordon being Der mother
and Mrs. Dalton a cousin.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-23

Among distinguished Denver attor.
,neys attending the session of the district
court today we're Plat Rogers, Harper
M. Orahood end Thomas Ward.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-23

Professor Charles Farnswor,h, director
of music at the university. has returned
alter long absence east in pursuit Of
musical study. Mrs Farnsworth is ex.
pected to arrive Iext week
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-23

The father Of John P. Clark. the well
known miner, died at Li,tleton
Monday. aged 81 Mr. Clark left for
that place oday TO bring the remains to
Boulder for interment.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-23

G. c, Tucker, will leave Boulder in a
a few days, to the r-gre. of hosts of
friends he has made here. 10
take charge OF his fathers business in
Pleasanlon. Kansas. the latter being in
i'll health.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-23

The family of ]. M. Taylor are NOV.
ing their household goods into the new
house of Mr. Rank. on Walnut street
next door to Charles H. Wise's.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-23

Let none forget the meeting of the
Boulder Building and Loan association
at the district court room at 7:3o this
evening. The public are generally and
co;dially invited.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-23

Undertaken Harris announces that the
funeral of L. d. Clark will occur from
the residence Of his son, John P, Clark,
at 5o7 Walnut street tomorrow morning.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-23

Mrs Barney Mallon and Mrs Thomas
Corners left for San Diego. California,
this noon to be gone indefinitely. hoping
to be benefited by change of altitude.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-23

Local oratorical contest Friday night.
Seats reserved at Fonda's. Admission
thirty FIVE cents. u St
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-23

Harvey Carr, bright young member
Of the junior class at the university, has
received the appointment as assistant in
the psychological department under DR..
Allin.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-23

A special meeting Of the Fraternal Aid
is called for Wednesday at o'clock
sharp. BY order of the president.
S. I. CHAMBERLAIN.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-23

On the End of February the Boulder
Castle No. 8 Knights of the Golden
Eagle will give their annual ball. invi-
ta.ions will soon be issued. I7tt
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-23

Examinations are on at the university
and will continue all week. The new
semester begins next Monday.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Superior Coal a, voellstt / Browns.

Charles Dittmer, Of Pueblo. was within
Boulder's gates today.