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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
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zAs yo,.r,.as bserea~. 1soo',. 20. ros
Washington, july %. Brother Austin
OF the treasury bureau of statistics is
Responsible for an addition TO political
npmenclatn :rba cont iguous% territory
Of the United States''% is the way, he
speaks. That avoids much Of offense.
Colonial POSSESSIONS never did sound
WELL and might be the undoing Of a
party--for catchwords are tremendously
important in a campaign. Neither have
Territorial possessions or subject ter
lritories"s been entirely satisfactory. But
quite satisfact orily. It Is non -committal,
non-po1t tical5and quite inclusive. 1t takes
IN Alaska, Hawaii and Porto Rico, as
we'll as the Philippines.
!. No Visit, to Littlefeld. j.
President Roosevelt has decided to cut
out his visit to Rockland, Me-, the home
of Representative B Littleleld. This is
rather hard on LittIefeld, who was the
author of the presidents New England
trip. But it, is oneaof the penalties of
fame. The president thinks the Little
field anti trust business is getting too
much notice He fears the effect of a
pilgrimage to Rockland. So much has al
ready been written about the choice of
Littlefeld as the champion octopus
fighter, that the old politicians have be-
come envious. III +S:5 . = "
Officers and Their: Clothes.
There is one tailor III Washington who
does nearly all the uniform work forsthe
army. He has their measure and sends
clothes to all parts Of the world. Eeahaa
in his safe notes amounting to over $20,-
900 owed him by young officers for uni
forms. The outfit required by the army
regulations for second lieutenant costs
$700, which is half years pay. The
tailor secures his debts by Insurance pol
icies. The young officer takes out pol
Icy for $4,000 and makes 1t payable to
his estate. Then he turns this over to
the tailor who makes al 1.-The clothes he
wants and let's the bill run, at per cent
interest, for as long as the officer pleases
If he dies Of cholera or is killed in ac-
ton, the tailor pays himself out of the
policy and turns over small balance to
the, widow He gets az good price for
his clothes and "a good interest onshis
money; and he, is well. secured. But It is
hard on, the officer, especially when a
board sits every other month and
changes the style for his regalia. .s
+ ~. Wv. w, Jermane.
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AN AMERICAN ARRESTED,

Mangua, Nicaragua, July 23.-Presdent Ze-
laya says DR.. Russell Wilson OF Ohio. who
was arrested at Bluefeds, is compromised
with the revolutionists. He is still there.
No news has been published here regarding
the Bluefelds flibusters.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23

SIfamer Hamlin's stock Of fine fur
nish1ngs at Soc and Cocoon the $500, Thurs
day room. 426s Nicollet avenue. sss
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23

& Carey Roofing better than metal or pitch
and gravel. VS.. Mott Co. Tel. 37s. (.
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It was 4-year-old. Kent Jewett of Sparta
Wis, who, taking his first ride in rail-
way train. and while standing upon one OF
the luxuriously upholstered seats in one
of the home- comfort sleepers on the sixty
miles per hour Pioneer Limited Of the
Chicago, Mi1waukee & st. Paul Railway,
that exclaimed. owing to the ease Of car
and srnooth th7roadbed 'tsee the trees and
fences get away Thus did child
voice the feeling OF his elders who travel
over this old and reliable railway.-Farm
Stock and Home.
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A ehiId,s iDeIusion.

Do you want a roof that will never
leak? See VS. Mott Co. Tel. 376.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
SUN Bonnet Baby

Fans free for the ladies at new office
of Omaha. Road. Pillsbury Building.
Nicoflet Ave and 9Th st. Office opens to-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
A MILLIONAIRE NOW
Wonderful Career of Ex-senator:
! i Pettigrew. .,5cG@ss.<.:y :;
COL. HEPBURN's< FIGHT IN IOWA
Minnesota, and the c.. A.: r.: Week
Talk Of Littiehe1d for
Speaker.
Front Tho journal Besreon, Room H6, Posi-
Wu oh =.

Fror. The Jo,sr''as Bssreoss. Room fS, Pos
Building, Harrington. /
Washington, July 23.-Every little
while ex-senator Pettigrew drops into
town. He does not Hnger long; the at
mosphere Of New York is more saIubri-
was poor; New York is where he took .
chance and got rich. He Is rated 'as .
millionaire. He Is a factor in fsWal
street, and has fine house on Fifth ave
nue-or could have II he wanted 1T
The turning point in his business. career
seemed to be the moment of. his leaving
the senate. He was poor when his tern
first train for New York, and began. tc
plunge. 1t was about the time THE
Northern Pacific corner. was run., Ed
Wolcott of Colorado was there, and Steve
Elkins. and a number Of other senators
Grandpa Cockrell thought he would take
fling, but the boys gave him the wrong
steer and he burned his fingers: But Mr.
and it is more than likely that Hill gave
him a tip. Anyway, he ts financie,
now. * i. = = :2<tE.tts.<
Col. Hepburn's Fight.
The report comes from Iowa that Col.
onel "Pete" Hepburn is to have hart
fight for reelection to COM mress this year
He will win, say the reptvts, by a muct
smaller margin than usual and after 6
much more determined fight. Two years
ago his majority was 5000. The chile
argument against him, strange as II may
seem, is that he has been in congress-
eight&terms, and 1t is time to pass the
honor, on to somebody else. In the east
a membership of eight terms would be
considered one Of the strongest CONNER.
cial assets a congressional district coult
have
Minnesota ON G. A. r.. Week.
Eighteen states have selected headouar.
ters for the G. a. R. :encampment insOc.
tober- Judge ; Torrance, - commando
chief, and his staff will be housed at ths
| Ebbitt, where, also, Minnesota will stop
Illinois wi1ltbe at the Regent, Indiana al
the Riggs and Iowa at the Barton.
During G. "A. r. week there will be ar
elaborate display of fireworks every night
The ground around the monument site
which will be selected for this purpose, IL
said to be the best In the United States
for that purpose. It slopes back gradual.
ly to the foot of the monument and ar.
rangements can be made to seat 200 00(
people. The program will be Of an un.
usually varied nature: The climax, viii
in which several hundred Washington
young men will participate.
- LittIefie1d as Speaker. A
/ Talk OF Representative Littleneld o.
Maine as candidate for speaker against
Mr. Henderson Of Iowa is ingsrevived
in connection with the talk of him iassthe
mouthpfece Of the president on the trusts
! question: Henderson as speaker was moi
an unqualified success, and the only thing
that will e-elect him .iwi II be the scarci;
" OF ayailab bles ma tertal to put into the
field against him, J, s: : $50 - s.
5s'E's5s;s . Ss.fg, y u WV Jermane. s
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sr KILLED BY HIS, FATHER :.
A ct. PEul Nun Named Edgar Bake,
->T Fatally Stabbed. =. =, -

Morrow, Ohio, July 23.-Edward Baker a
farmer living two miles from this town. last
night stabbed to death his son, Edgar Baker.
The elder Baker had been to town to dis
pose Of load Of wood and returned home
intoxicated. He quarreled with his son, and
in the encounter which followed stabbed him
TO death. The father was arrested and taken
to the Lebanon Jail.
Edgar Baker was at home temporarily.
being convalescent from an attack Of typhoid
lever. He has been employed at St.. Paul.
Ninn., as manager OF several groceries,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23

|: MeMette, S. D., July 23.-Barley and rye
are about all out in this vicinity. The
crop is good. Some farmers this week
commenced the wheat harvest, though the
general harvest will not begin until next
week. Rains have only been local, and
in some places moisture is needed. Corn
and potatoes are making a rapid growth.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
Salt Rheun2

q You may call 1t eczema, tetter, OF milk
c1ust. S..sE> I'D ], ~. . l..,
But no matter what you call 1t, this skin
disease which comes In patches that burn,
Itch, discharge watery matter. dry and
scale, owes It's existence to the presence OF
humors In the system. b, sey;3.s
Il will continue to exist annoy, and per-
haps a9onize, as long as these humors
remain. s.a
II Is always radically and permanently
cured BY .5.,s
Hood S JdrSapQrilla
which expels ell humors, and is positively
unsQualled for all cutaneous eruptions.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
Sum bonnet Baby

Sum bonnet Baby
Fans free for the ladies at new office
of Omaha Road, Pillsbury Building,
Nicollet Ave and 9Th St. Office opens to-
day. .5.s. " 80 -
25c Hose, 2 pairs for 25c, at 426 Nicollet
ay. Thursday noon. a.a ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23

25c4 Hose.S2 pairs for 25c, at 426 Nicollet
ay, Thursday noon.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23

passed by the Scandinavian league was |
considered important. This movement |
has been led in this state by the Grand
Forks Herald. and its endorsement by a
representative body Of Scandinavians will
assist its promoters materially.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23

From. me Jo.sr,,rJ B1creau. Roo,. 80. Pos
Building, Wnshtsgto,ss - ! u -
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24
(ScaI)

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that at
the general election to be held on the
Will be submitted to the qualified electors
of the state OF Colorado the question OF
amending the constitution OF said state.
lion ls found III Senate Bill No. ai5 APP
proved March p. 1901. which Is. In words
and figures. following. viz:
AN ACT
To submit to the qualified electors of the
state OF Colorado an amendment to
Sections Twenty-one and Twenty-Five
Of Article Six Of the constitution of
the state OF Colorado:
BE 1t Enacted by the General Assembly
OF the State OF Colorado:
Section J. There shall be submitted TO
the qualified electors of the state of Col
members OF the General Assembly. Tor
their approval or rejection. the following
amendments to the constitution of the
by q majority OF those voting thereon
shall be valid as part of the consiitu-
of article six OF the constitution OF the
state OF Colorado shall be amended to
Sec. q. There shall be elected by the
qualined electors OF each judicial dis
trict. nj the general election In the year
four yenrs thereafter. n district attorney
for such district. whose term OF Office
salary or compensation. either from the
fees or emoiiments OF his office or from
the general county fund. as shall be pro-
No person shall be eligible to the Office
of district attorney who shall not at the
time Of his election. be ut least twenty
five years OF age ana possess ali the
qualifications OF Judges OF the district
seam Of as oS o me disr sfsS 9
serving 10 the several Districts. at the
time Of the adoption OF mi. nmenament,
II hereby extentcd icxtendedl TO the Sec
ond Tuesday OF January. In the year a.
six Of ,hes2t6nstituiion OF the - stale a. f OF
Colorado shall be amended to real as
Sec. e. There shall be elected at the
general election In ench organized county
In the year nineteen hundred and four.
jud2e. who shall he Judge of the county
cYlrt OF said county. whose term OF Of
f.. shall LIB, be four yearn; and who shall
lh-r from the fees and cmolum.nts Of
bis ofrce or from the general county
The term OF office OF the county Judge.
serving at the time of the adoption OF
the second Tuesday of January In the
Sec. See. !. Each elss,or yonng at said
against both or either Of said amend
ments shall deposit, IN the ballo, box his
to District httorncys ana Against the
and D a1 Fea'Ga s. K pss AT IT.
Relation to County Judges" and "AgnInst
the Amendment In Relation to County
Judges" and shall indicate his choice
by placing a cross opposite one or the
other OF said groupg or words.
Sec. 4. The votes cntt for the abortion
or rejection of said amendments shall he
canvasscd and the result determined by
the laws of the state for the canvass OF
votes for representatives In Congress.
Approved March a5 1901.
In testimony whereof 1 have hrrcunto
set my hand and affixed The great s.fi
Of the state Of Colorado. AT the city of
u. 1902
DAVID a. MfII.S
(SealD Secretary OF State.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24
tScsi.)

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that at
~ the general election to be held on the
fourth uAy OF November. y. ID. l:ff2 there
will he submitted to the qualified electors
Gf the state of Colorado the question Of
smsndinx the constitution OF said state.
The authority for submitting such ques-
tjon Is found in Senate Elm No. 2 APP
proved March ls. 1901. which is. in words
and figures following. wiz.
AN ACT
TO submit TO the qualified electors of the
state of Colorado an amendment 10
the constitution Of tine state of Colo
rado, By adding thereto Article NN.
entitled CITY and County of Dem
ver."
Ee 1t Enacted by the General Assembly
of the State of Colorado:
Section one. There shall be submitted
to the qualified electors of the state of
colorado. at the next general election for
members OF the Gencra, Assembly. for
their approval or reiocti--i the following
amendment to the Constitution or the
state of Colorado by ailiuS to the said
constitution new ariici. TO be numbered
snd designated as Article M. tity and
County OF Denver which when r3tti-
fed by majority ii those voiin;; there
On. shall be vaiii as pare OF the con-
stitution. to-W!:
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. at
- the general election to be held on the
fourth day OF November. A. =. 1902, there
OF the state OF Colorado the question OF
amending. the constitution of said state
The authority fer & &snbmi,tins such qucs-
proved March 25th, 1901, which Il. In
words and figures. following. VIZ.
AN ACT
To submit TO the qualified electors OF the
stntc OF Colorado an amendment 10
Sections Six. Eight and Eleven OF Ar
the state of Colorado.
BE II Enacted by the General Assembly
OF the Stntc OF Colorado:
.section !. There shall be submitted to
the qualified electors OF the state or Cot
members OF the General Assembly. Tor
their approval or rejection. the following
stato ufes OF Coorado. @ whieS. 'ie When rmtaeI aaIi
by u majority OF those voting thereon.
shnIl be valid ns part OF the constltu-
fourteen Of the constitution OF the state
o.. Colorado. shall be amended to read as
Sec. q. In each county having a popu-
there shall be elected. for a term OF four
ears each three county commissioner RS
s;5n n9 a' e9 COUNTY MY Susiness az proyldea Sy
law; any two OF whom shall constitute Il
uorun for. the transaction of business.
"a at the general election in the year
instecn hundred and -four. and at the
eneral election every four years there
sloneis I shpp be % ciecled I q at '" The ees Senersi
election IN the year nineteen hundred and
elk. and at The general election every
hen the pcpnia ton Of any COUNTY county shaIi hal
eJual or exceed seventy thousand the
soar5 CT county commissioners n1a3 con-
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that at
! the Eencral election TO be held on the
fourth day Of November. A. D. leo2. there
Will be submitted to the qualified elec ora
of tho state of Colorado the questicu of
amendin~. the constitution Of said lie.
ton Is found in Senate Biii No. q, an
proved April q. 1901. whhh is. In words
and figures. following. viz:
AN ACT
To submit, TO the qualified electors of the
seetion sci one 11"o 1o of Artieie anse sevnn tvIB 70
OF tho constitution Of the state of
Colorado.
&c II Enacted By the General Assembly
Of the State of Colorado:
Section |. That there shall be stibmIt-
ted 10 the qualified electors of the state
Of Colorado. at the next general election
for their approval or rejection. the fol-
lowing amendments to the constitution
OF the, state OF Colorado. which when
thereon shall be valid az n part OF the
constitution, namely; Section one III OF
OF The state OF Colorado shall be amended
Section /. Every person over the age
lowing qualifications. shall be entitled 10
vote nt all elections; Iie or she shall be
havs resided in The stale % twelve s"% montbs s,ii
Immediately preceding the election nj
which he oners 10 vote. and IN the coun.
time as may be prescribed by law
Sec. 2. Each elector voting at ynid
election and dcsirous OF voting for or
the ballot box HIS ticket on which shaii
be printed the words For the Amend.
TO SECTION one a. OF Article seven
OVID" and Against the Amendment
Concerning Qualification OF Voters 10
Section One ~ OF Article Seven IVID"
and shall Indicate his or her choice by
placing cross opposite one or the other
Of said groups OF words.
Sec. 8. The votes cast for the adoption
or rejection OF said amendment shall bo
canyassed and the result determined bv
the laws of tho s'nte for the canynsg OF
votes for representatives In Congress.
Approved April a. 1901.
III testimony whereof. ! have hereunto
set my hand md affixed the ereat seni
OF the state of Colorado. NJ the city OF
Denver. this is day OF eeptember. a, D.
1902.
DAVID A. MILLS.
(senl.) Secretary OF State.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24
PROPOSED
Constitutional Amendments

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that at
. the general c.oction 10 be held on the
fourth day ct SoreniGtr a. d: iao2. there
will lie subn.ttc! 10 tie aualiGel e.c"'ors
Smend:ng the constitution Q. said state.
The arh"ti's foE ittiF i SHsh nTes- an-
proved March II lsl wnicn Is. in words
and figures. following. viz:
AN ACT
To submit 10 the qualified electors of the
state of Colorado amendments to Ar
tice OF the constitution of Colo
rado.
of the state of Colorado:
Section l. There shall he submitted to
the qunlihed electors OF the state OF Cotn-
iaao ees t te Of me heN ior fo
their approval or rejection, tne foitnwins
amendments TO tie constitution OF the
4 majority CT tnusc voting thereon; shall
be valid as Fart of the constitution: con, mo
constitution OF tac state of Colorado
shall be amended 50 as TO read as fol-
See. g, Once IN four years. but not Of
tener. the voters OF any county in the
state may. by vote ut G,a* general Cleo
al taxation FOR county. city, town.
school. road and other iacat purposes.
provcments on nni,: bu; neither the
whole nor any para OF he !iI c'tsa Na.ne
lie wa Ways. or Or lmni S;xcitsvc sit of Of the tn in
provememta thereon. snaIi be 50 exempt
cd; Provided however. That such Gues, ,.so
of a petition thtrfor ttheretori. signed
and swcrn to by no, less than ore hun
and, filed with the county, c,erk and re-
eorder.. not less ,han thirty, nor more
than ninety days before the day Of cleo
Sec. 8 Section IL of Article y of the
constitution OF the state OF SoLorado
lows: lows " ~ 81 NS -
Sec. II. The rate of taxt.t!nn OIL prop
erty for state purposes shall never eN-
lion: bur The provisions OF this section
ehaas eh mot m Shs pppy TO sAs or 9f nG Gf m
cash value of watch may be taxed at
such additional rate. not exceeding two
tion. as shall be provided by law. after
cxemptins all personal property and I'M,
rate of taxation
Sec. T. Each elector Voting at sail
against al! the said an,sndnisnts as a
whole, shall prepare and dsposit his bal
lot wherein glall be m printSd the words a,a5
Against AustIalasian Tax SYSTEM ana
shall indicate his choice by placing a
group of words. Any c!ector. not voting
as aforesaid. may express his approval
amendments by similarly designating
any amendment SO approved or rejected
by numS1r IN sh IN the he 2retT IL Thin hao p %
he SO prepared as t" ai.1ri the electors
the opportunity to express their choice
as herein provided.
Sec. S. The votes cast for the adoption
or rejection of said amendments. or ci-
ther or any OF them. siSii be c;;ivasscd.
and the result determined in IN. Iisn..er
provided by the laws OF tic state for Ire
canvass of votes for representatives In
Congress.
Approved March 2ISt a. d. 1901.
In testimony wh.rsa. ! nave hereunto
set my hand and ait'Nod the great seal
of the state of Colorado, at the city of
Denver. this Is day of September. a.
DAVID A. MILLS.
tScgi) -rs -Isa Secretary of State.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24
ARTICLE Xxx.
CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER.
INCORPORATION

Section ]. The municipal corporation
municipal corporstions and that part OF
the quasi-municipal corporation known
as the County Of Arapahose; In the State
Iior boundaries OF tine said city OF Den-
yer the same shall be bounded when
consolidated and are hereby declared 10
be single body polite ana CORPORATE;
Denver" BY that name said corDora,ion
Ghnll have perpetual succession. and shall
own. possess, and hold all property. real
sessed or held by. the SAID city of Dem
yer and by such included municipal cor
pora,ions. and also all property. real and
personal, heretofore owned. possessed or
held by the said ccan.y of Arapahoe md
trusts in any way connected herewith:
i..ities. and saoll acqn@e ali benefits. and
lions and indebtednes; of said city OF
Denver and of said included municipa,
hoe; by that name may sue and defend:
plead and be implicated. in all courts and
Places; and IN al ~ matters @ and proceed;
and alter the same at pleasure. may pur-
chase, receive hold and enjoy. or cell
erty: may receive bcquests. gifts and do
nations of all kinds Of property. In fec
or % other u purposes: and do J al things hing s'ap nni
acts Necessary TO carry out the purposes
q usn paer sfs ts naa1ss's se nI nnions
erw:se dispose of the same In accordance
with tho terms Of the Gift heGuest or
trust shall have tho power. within or
Without its territorial limits. 10 construct
condemn and purchase, purchase, acquire
lcase, add to, maintain. conduct and op-
crate. water works. light plants. power
plants, transportation sygtcms. heating
iiants and any other public utilities or
works or ways local In use and extent.
in wnole or in part. and everything re-
CURED therefor for the use Of said city
fnd county and the inhG Gbitarts thereof
and any such systems plants or works
ar ways, or any contracts In relation or
connection with either. that may exist
und which said city and county may de-
sire. to purchase. In whole or in part the
same or any part thereof may lie pur-
chased by said city and county which
may enforce ouch purchase BY proceed
use by right of eminent domain and
shall have the power to issue bonds upon
the vote OF the taXpnyinE electors at any
special or general election. in any amount
necessary 10 carry cut any OF said pow
ers or purDoses as may by the charter
be provided.
The general annexation and consolida-
ton statutes of the stHte shall apply TO
the city and county of Denver TO the
that they would apply to the city Of
apiendment provided, into the city and
county of Denver. Any contiguous town.
city or territory hereafter annexed 10 or
CONSOLE ated With the city and county OF
Denver, under any of the laws of this
state. In whatsoever county the same
may be at tho time shall he detached per
- frvrn suc' othes county md become