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The state herald., 1902-12-12
ADAMS COUNTY
is ORGANIZED

Denver. Dec. "a News special from
Brighton last night says:
The commissioners OF Adams county
yesterday approved bonds Of Treasurer
George NJ. Griffin. Assessor Charles h.
Cook. Judge Rice w. Means and Shcr-
III NJ. X. Bromley.
A resolution was introduced by Com
missioner Watts resembling the action
OF the board taken Thursday In the
fixing of the salary of County Attorney
Charles II. Pierce at $4,000. and Attor-
ney Pierce concurring. the salary was
fixed at $1,000 per year for attendance
at all meetings of the commissioners
and the regular legal business of the
county litigation or arbitration with
the city and county OF Denver to be
paid for by the county at rate to be
determined by the commissioners ut
time of such litigation or arbitration.
This motion was carried unanimously.
A resolution was adopted directing
Assessor Charles X. Cook to call up
Assessor Alexander and ascertain first
II he will be permitted to make n copy
OF the assessment rolls in such portions
as they apply to Adams county: second.
the time II would require; third. the
expense.
Temporary quarters have been en-
gagged In private houses for Judge
Means and Clerk Lunney until altera-
tions are made on the opera building.
which IL TO be tho headquarters OF the
county Offices.
The state herald., 1902-12-12
SUPREME COURT
WILL DECIDE

Denver, Dec. 9.-All preparations
have been made for testing the kush
home rule amendment, The Supreme
Court yesterday decided to take origi-
nal jurisdiction of the suit brought by
County Treasurer c. S. Elder against
City Treasurer Sours.
According to the order of the court.
the procedure In testing the Rush Dill
will be as follows. the respondents hav-
ing waived the issuance of the alterna-
tive writ OF mandamus:
December 13-Respondent file an
swer to writ.
December l5.-Petitioner file plea to
the answer.
December 2O-Respondent TO file
opening brief.
December 30-Petitioner to file an
swcr.
January Correspondent to fle final
reply.
January I0-oral arguments TO be
made.
January l5-Opinion handed down.
Progress may be more rapid than
outlined. The order above Is made
from the extreme time limit placed for
the moves on the checker board. For
instance, the respondent Is to file open
Ing brief ION or before December IA" p"
and the petitioner is to file answer "on
or before December Goth" or ten days
after service OF copy" and "thc re-
spondent Is to reply within seven days
after service"
Chief Justice Campbell made the an-
nounc.mcnt that the Supreme Court
would take original Jurisdiction at II
o'clock yesterday morning. All the ut
torncyB Interested In the proceeding
were present.
Since the burden OF proof rests on
the opponents OF the Rush bin they
were given the opening and closing by
order OF the court. Harper N. ORA
hood. attorney for City Treasurer
sours. announced that he and Attorney
Charles ]. Hughes. Jr.. would attack
the conslitutionality of the Taylor
amendment OF 1893. which will raise
the conatltutionRlity Of all six amend.
mcntH submitted to the people at the
last election.
by the agreement the Montclnlr case
viii be consolidated with the former
and thus hll questions VIII be lncorpo'
rated IN the test caBe. The Montclnii
ease IN the proceeding to compel Judg,
Lindsey to try the Thomas insane nay,
lum suit. and II will nccosaltnto the NJ
ing Of separate briefs. but tho under
standing iA that the arguments IN tn,
two suits will be practically consoll
dated.
The court instructed the attorneys I,
permit every lawyer with n real con
troyersy and interest nj stake to pnr
iicipnte In the arguments. but advise,
against tho admission Of lawyers wh'
might Almply desire 10 speak.
A summons served yesterday h,
Chief of Police Armstrong, No shorii
Of the new city and county OF Denver
and signed by Chief Justice Campbell
indicates that the Supreme Court rec
otnlzca the necessary rule of 1nsider
Ing tho amendment valid at present
The state herald., 1902-12-12
RECON- MENDATIONS MADE BY
COLORADO BOARD OF PARDONS

Denver. Dec. 9.-The report of c. l..
Stonaker of the Board of Pardons pays
considerable attention to the indeter-
inmate sentence law, and makes rec
concentrations that the time limit in
certain cases between the minimum
and maximum period should be in
creased. For the crime of larceny and
burglary and larceny, such Offenders
usually being habitual criminals, the
report suggests the period of parole to
be at least one year or longer. 1t says
the parole law is particularly appli-
cable to such cases and urges the ex-
tension of the time to a year. Mr..
Stonaker pays his respects 10 the
courts in this way:
IF the judges pronouncing sentences
were to observe more carefully the
spirit of the indeterminate sentence
and parole law. and il they would oc-
casionally visit the prison and confer
with the officials regarding the effects
of the sentences they impose, there
would be no reasonable ground for so
many appeals for executive clemency.
for appeals will continue so long as
unfair. improper and ill-adyised SEN
tences are pronounced
He further declares that menace
10 good prison discipline is caused by
the lack of proper time limit between
the minimum and maximum period.
saying the. short time between these
two terms does not make strong in
centive for good prison conduct, for
the prisoner knows that the final dis
charge must soon follow.
The report says that the average
The state herald., 1902-12-12

, term of Imprisonment for prisoners
under life sentence in this state is six
and ten-elevenths years. and that few
life-termers have served over a twen-
ty-year term, counting time allow
ances.
The board began the biennial period
with an appropriation of 500. and re-
turns balance of $60.65. In the two
years 800 cases were considered, twen-
ty-fve pardons recommended and for
ty-four We're recommended for commu-
tation of sentence. Clemency was re-
fused in 1856 cases. Parole was recon-
mcnded in $50 cases and refused In
1876.
Twenty-three percons were pardoned
in the two years, including one life
termer for murder and three for as
sault with intent to commit murder.
The report further says:
Since the indeterminate sentence
and parole law went into effect there
have been paroled from the state pris-
on. up to November 80 1902. total
of 2i3 prisoners. OF these, 1888 have
reported regularly, 105 have earned
final discharge. 1l3 are reporting to
date. ten have returned. forty-nine
have violated parole and disappeared,
five have been pardoned after serving
part of their time of parole.
''of the paroled prisoners, one who
forfeited parole has been killed in the
act Of committing another offense. two
have committed suicide. It Is evident
that seventy-nve per cent. Of the per-
sons paroled have conducted them
selves satisfactorily"
The state herald., 1902-12-12
State Board snIoIned.

Denver, Dec, a.--Aii the mcmbern of
the state Board of clnynnscra arc In
n qunndary bocauac Judge Palmer yea
tordny declined 10 dissolve the manda
nius compelling tho beard TO certify
tho returns In the Ban Juan county
controversy In favor Of G. A. Cooper
tho Kopuhlran candidate.
Attorney r. J. o'Donncii. of counsel
for the board. said yesterday that tho
decision would not bc allowed ,d
stand without further action on tho
rnft NJ the board. II ID understood
'fnt the care will be brought before
iho Supreme Court.
The state herald., 1902-12-12
COLORADO LAND BOARD WOULD
HAVE ARID LANDS RECLAIMED

Denver Dec. 9.-Register Joyce of
the Land Board makes three very i'm
portant recommendations in his report
to the governor They are for a sys-
TEN of reclamation of arid lands be-
longing to the state like that under
the federal reclamation law. with state
aid; non-partisan Land Board. elect
ed by the people, and the adoption of
the leasing system on school lands.
The report shows the total area pat
ented to date to be 4,232. 1888. AZ acres;
area sold. 90112 .SS; unsold, 3,742. .S26, :
64; under lease, LISA. .954 81; Unbiased,
1857 ISL 81; total increase of leased
lands. 533 3,203.S4 The report says:
Outside of she losses of sections 16
and 36, on which settlements had been
allowed by the General Land Office, the
state has acquired title to school Sec
tions amounting to 2,S32 1907 acres,
and there has been patented to the
state as school indemnity selections,
1887. % acres. making total of g.
512,5S6.97. There are now pending at
Washington school indemnity selec-
tions amounting to about 200, 900 acres,
which, together with a few thousand
acres of land left to select. when ap-
proved, make the total area of school
lands 3,720,000 acres, in round numbers.
OF the leasing system the report ad-
vocates that the maximum statutory
rental period be raised from ten to
fifty years, or even longer, with ten
year periods of re-appraisement Us to
value of land and improvements to as
certain equitable rentals, also as to
lands belonging 10 the state which lie
within or adjacent to corporate limits
of cities of the first and second class,
that the maximum rental period be
fixed at ninety-nine years.
Mr.. Joyce advises against the pro-
The state herald., 1902-12-12

| miscuous sale of state lands In large
tracts, but does not believe the salo
OF lands in small tracts for certain
purposes should be entirely prohibited.
He recommends law relative to the
sale of school lands preventing the
sale of areas in excess of 100 acres;
that no tract be ordered sold for other
than homestead purposes except
where the purchase is sought for re-
clamation of arid lands or in the in
terests of industries. The report de-
clares the laws relative to mineral
leases defective and suggests the es-
tablishment of a mineral department
in connection with the land Office and
the appointment of an appraiser
Close observation for short time
last year resulted in the collection Of
over $4,000 in royalties, apparently
lost
Mr.. Joyce suggests better land
record system and improved laws rela-
tive to the classification of lands, with
an appropriation devoted to the lat
ter. He suggests that the funds &C
cruing from sales of school lands
could be used to better advantage II
the land commissioners had voice
In their investment. Timber lands
have been sold to the amount of $751;
$3.50 and the register advocates
amendment of the law so that the sale
of timber be prohibited or the cutting
done under proper supervision.
The report recommends the organ
ization of state land board of four
members. the superintendent Of pub
lie instruction to be member and
the other three to be elected by the
people. one every two years. 1t sug-
gests that the salary of the register
be raised to $1,000 year and that
he be made the actual as well as the
nominal head of the Office.
The state herald., 1902-12-12
Cattle Man pardonct.

Denver. Dec. ?.--Goycrnor orman
yesterday granted n pardon to Ed. II.
Reid, the wealthy cattleman who re
cciycd n six months' jail sentence for
violation OF the state cattle inspection
laws.
Reid brought bunch OF ss2 cattle
Into this state from Texas. and nj the
instance OF the National cattlomcn'a
Association. declined to pay the In
apcction fee to the state In order 10
test the law. lie was convicted and
the case went to the United States
court. In which the sentence wns af
iirmod.
The state herald., 1902-12-12
ul,lms,umr 10 vrnrrusia.

London. Dee, a,-Groat Britain and
Germany hnyo presented ultlmntums
to Venezuela. which will he followed
up by tho seizure of the customs un.
less n satisfactory settlement IL forth.
coming within n brief period.
The ultimntuma have n tim. limit.
but tic oxact date cannot be asccr.
tninod here.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

Many women and doctors do
not recognize the real symptoms
of arrangement of the female
organs until too late.
al had terrible pains along my
spinal cord for two years and suffered
dreadfully. l was given different
medicines, wore plasters; none of
these things helped me. Reading Of
the cures that Lydia Il. PinliEam's
Vegetable Compound has brought
about, l somehow felt that it was
what needed and bought bottle TO
take. How glad am that did so;
two bottles brought me immense re-
lief, and after using three bottles more
l felt new life and blood surging
through my veins. 1t seemed as
though there had been n regular house
cleaning through my system, that all
the sickness and poison had been taken
out and new life given me instead. l
have advised dozens of my friends to usc
Lydia Il. Pinl.ham's Vegetable
Compound. Good health is indis-
pensable to complete happiness, and
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has secured this to me-"
-MRs. LAURA l.. BHEMER, Crown
Point, Indiana, Secretary Ladies Relief
Corps. 5000 Jo,fei. n original Of esoue letter
p,oping gcnulnsness canno. be produced.
Every sick woman who docs not
understand her ailmcnt should
write Mrs. Pinllham, Lynn.
Mass. Her advice Is FREQ and
always helpful.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

A New England fcicntrt was
Knocked scnselcss by the burrtinE Of
An ostrich cgg. This Incident occur.
rinE right In the midst of The hunting
season. may be classified along with
the other caSea OF didn't know Il was
loaded"
The state herald., 1902-12-12

A St Louis millionaire has been
sentenced To three yeau In the pcnl.
teniinry for bribery, He hasn't nm.
nouneod whether he will write a play
during HIS stay or merely permit him,
self To be forgotten.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

The code OF morals Of the most ex.
cmplnry man II ofitmcs distorted by
the tclcgrnphic code, Detective Frank
Virtue wrete this measnKe TO Newark;
Il have s,illman locked up at police
headquarters In New York" The mos
saEe as received by the county prose.
rutor read II have Etlll on. locked up
At police headquarters, New York"
Not 30 yirtuous'
The state herald., 1902-12-12

They are building forts around Lon.
don for the protection of that city.
Can 1t be possible that John Bull
thinks u hostile force might by any
means land on his shores?
The state herald., 1902-12-12

There. Is trouble at For, Sheridan
over harh. Accidentally soldier saw
the cook making this mysterious artl.
Gle OF diet Scme things must stin be
taken on faith. and hash is one o.
them.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

When u Gotham gentleman tries to
rnisc money on 100000 worth 81 old
masters, II Is called negotiating n
loan" but II he gets SO on n watch the
fact is described as ''pawnlug" what'r
the dlncrcnccy
The state herald., 1902-12-12

Tho discovery OF female repeater
Mt tho polls in Denver opens the eyes
TO tho perils Of woman's suffrage. 1t
gives n woman a reason for changing
her costume half dozen times on
election day.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

wcyicr claims he could have KEEP,
tho Americans out OF Cuba IL he had
not been recalled. These claims arc
cnsliy made. Kruger might claim
that he could have defeated the brit.
ihh In South Africa II he had bcon
there.
The state herald., 1902-12-12
They Know a Good Thing.

The number of new settlers going
into the Sunny San Luis valley this
fall is remarkable. II you want to
get some OF our choice lands, with
gilt.edged water rights. you will need
to be about It.
For particulars write to Zeph. Chas.
Felt, 614-616 Majestic Building. Den.
yer. Colorado.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

A New Yorker who had been post.
master for seventy-four years, died
the other day at a mature age. Your
Ohio man is not the only patriot who
has an unshakable grip.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

Statistics show that every third
man is afflicted with appendicitis. 1t
is presumed that the other two have
horstofore parted with their vermi.
form appendices.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

King Edward has deprived William
Waldorf Astor of his title OF honor.
able" The best thing that Willie
could do would be TO resurrect his
title OF American citizen.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

It is not so strange. after all. that
Prince Cupid has won In the election
for congressional delegate in Hawaii.
The mischlevous chap he Is named
after is noted for his winning ways.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

Tho Count de castcllane has beer
told to go way back and sit down. but
he will not care. for he has been nc.
eustomed TO receiving hints that he
belongs to the superAuous class.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

II the opera libretto left by Zola is
anything like the dead novelist's
works 1t ought to attract the bald
heads when it is produced at the
theater.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

ST. Louis will sell It's exposition
gold dollars at So apiece, That puts
them in the game class with porter.
house steaks.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

John L. Sullivan is reforming again.
1t is now claimed in his behalf that
he doesn't begin taking nightcaps un-
til after sundown.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

A misunderstanding about religion
has upset a wedding in Codus, n. Y.
Better so than to have it turn home
topsy-turvy later.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

A man carrying six bottles of beer
fell down the courthouse steps in St.
Joseph and never spilled drop. The
guess why is easy.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

Two members of the Austrian reich
srath have come to blows. but the
government still declines to charge
admission to the sittinss.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

The new army wnsheta are raid
20 have passed satisfactory .enta. mt
the old ones have done such first.ciass
~oft II 's . pity to throw them away.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

A specialist advertises red noses
destroyed by electric needle" II you
don't like your red nose have it taken
off.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

The kerosene habit is the latest.
Kerosene may taste better when you
drink 1t voluntarily than when you
absorb little OF 1t by accident.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

Skyscraper prices will doubtless he
a feature of New Yorks new twenty
story hotel.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

The man who is expelled from the
Chicago board of trade for ''uncom-
mercial conduct" must have allowed
an unfleeced lamb to escape.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

Great Britain is overjoyed to dis.
cover that the hostile mullah is not
addicted to the kopje habit.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

The sultan of Turkey is said TO be
an accomplished pianist Wonder IL
he is responsible for the Turkish
patrol?
The state herald., 1902-12-12

Kentucky has new feud which
was started at a funeral. 1t is likely
to end at several of them.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

Numerous experiments show that
tea can be grown at Manila This
ought to settle 1t with Boston.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

Carrie Nation going on the stage?
Say, she doesn't look it.
The state herald., 1902-12-12

"Goot mornin'. Have you had an In
junction served on you to-day already
YETI"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-05

Firmy wniosly do sadu podauie o
uniewaznienie skargi. Ale sad
wyzszy stanowy odrzucit to podanie.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 5 czerwca. =
Do Granite City przybylo 25 mu-
rzyn6w sprowadzonych ma miejsce
strajkujacych giser6w W tamtej-
szych fabrykach stall. Strawberry
zatrzymali ich zadali, by wrocili,
skad przyszli, kiedy ME usfu-
chali, obrzucili ich kamieniami.
Murzyn Bell, uderzony W glove,
wyjat revolver, strzelaf, j ranif
trzech Biafych, kt6rych jeden,
Cunningham, smiertelny otrzymai
postrzaE. Murzyni pedem wbiegli
do fabryki stall. Postarano sig o
rozkaz aresztowania Bella.
ALLIANCE, Neb., 5 czerwca. =
Sad przysiegfych W procesie
Augusta Jahnke, oskarzonego o
zamordowanie farmera Kniesa, wy.
dat werdykt skazujacy podsadnego
ma dozywotnie wiezienie karne.
Wspolnik zbrodni Olson, ktory sic
przyznaf do why, zeznaf, IL Jahnke
on szesc razy usitowaIi zamordo
wac Kniesa, MIN i'm sic udalo eel
osiagnac. Try razy probowali go
otru6, raz chcieli go utopic, a diva
razy strzelali do niego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-05

dynie arcyksiaze; kawalerowie no.
norowi naleza tylko do jego dworu,
a ME So niczyimi reprezentantaml'
Arcyksiaze wybraf sobie czterech
wedlug wEasnego upodobania, i ce-
sarz zgodzif sic ma jego wyb6r. Od-
powiedz ia ME zadowolila delega-
tow opozycyjnych, ale us?okoita
stronnik6w rzadu, po dalszej, ma
10 juz zajmujacej rozprawie, komi-
sya zatwierdzita cafy budaet mini
stra.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-05

= Albert j. Danisch pofaczyf
sic wczoraj zwiazkiem maizenskim
panna Amelia Slominska, corka
nanego przemysfowca.
= w drodze cd akuszerki do
mieszkania umarla W doroace lS.
letnia Mary Lowe. Uwiadomiono
koronera. akuszerke M. Schuert
aresztowano.
= Ma bedacy W biegu pociag
kolei North western chcial wsko-
czyc A letni Jan Janski pm. 445S
Wood st. Nieszczesliwy dostaf sic
pod kofa, kt6re mu odciely obie
nogi W kolanach.' Skutkiem uply-
WI krwi grozi Jahskiemu utrata
aycia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-05
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 8 czerwca 1902.

Chicago, . czerWca 19o2'
Niedawno Gala Belgia byta W re-
wolucyjnem wzburzeniu; ma uh-
each budowano barykady, ucierano
sic policya zandarmerya; O.
ken wywieszano czerwone chora-
gwie czarnymi napisami: MECH
zyje rewolucya!" Niezliczone pla-
katy socyalistyczne, CO chwila no.
we, podawafy paszkwile na kr6Ia,
kr6lewicza Rad. Wszelka robota
ustafa, poniewaz socyali5ci, aby
mice W pogotowiu tiumy, nakazali
powszechne bezrobocie. Urzadza-
no halasliwe wyzywajace pocho-
dy, W nadziei, re przyjdzie do roz-
lewu krwi, poczem W mniemanlu
socyaIist6w, nar6d porwie sic do
broni bedzie wojna domowa. W
ten spos6b chcieh socyaliSci terro-
ryzmem wymusi6 ma wiekszosci
parlamentarnej TAXA rewizye kon-
stytucyi, aby kraj byf rzadzony
przez jedna robotniczq warstwe,
wlasciwie ME przez MIA, tylko przez
tych, kt6rzy sic narzucaia ma jej
kierownik6w, przez socyalist6w.
2 takiem samem zadaniem rewi-
zyi konstytucyi i zaprowadzenia
powszechnego prawa wyborczego
wystqpii wkr6tce potem robotnicy
szwedzcy. Tax samo ich przedsta-
wiciele W parlamencie wnie5li od-
powiedni proiekt, W ktorym wyka.
zywali, re ze wszystkich KRAKOW
konstytucyjnych Szwecya posiada
najszczupIejsze prawa wyborcze,
albowiem W niej na kazdych stu
obywateli tylko szeSciu ma prawo
wyborcze, W innych krajach wy
nosi ten procent 27. I tax samo,
dla poparcia swego wniosku, urza-
dill robotnicy szwedzcy powsze-
chine zawieszenie robot. Trwaio
ono try dni, bo cd 5rody do plat
ku. Cd IA do Is z. m.
Lecz wszystko inne jakzeinaczej
odbyio sic W Szwecyi, anizeli W
BelgiiI W tenn skandynawskiem
kr6lestwie TRIVIAL wzorOwy spokoi i
porzqdek. Nigdzie ME gromadziiy
sic tiumy, albowiem sami robotni-
cy postanowili, re przez te dni ME
powinno bye zadnych zgromadzen,
zadnych NOW, kt6re mogq podnie-
cie. Zamarlo ma ulicach zycie, DO
ME kursowafy tramwaje, ME bylo
dor6zek, ME otwarly sic sklepy.
Nikomu przez my5l ME przeszfo,
zeby bratob6jcza walka, rozlewem
krwi, paszkwilem, nienawi5cia mo-
ana byio dobiiat sic rzeczy, uwaza-
nej "a dobrq POLYTECHNIC dla na-
rodu. Podfe drogi ME prowadza do
uczciwych cel6w.
Try dni rozpraWiaf parliament
sztokholmski mad wnioskiem partyi
robotniczej. Ministrowie dowodzili,
ze tax waznej sprawy, jak rewizya
konstytuoyi, przer6bka catego u
stroju spoiecznego zycia, niepodo-
bna zafatwic odrazu, wedle zadne-
go projektu, chocby on wygladai
bardzo pieknie. Trzeba pierwej od-
bye diugie studya, potem wsp6l
nemi sifami wszystkich stronnictw
uiozy6 proiekt zmian, gdyz nieza-
wodnie kazdy Saved przedewszyst-
KEN dba dobro swego kraju ma
rodu. W koncu uchwalono, re Rad
powinien zarzadzic odpowiednie
studya, aby m6gt W roku 19O4ym
wystapic wiasnym projektem roz-
szerzenia prawa wyborczego.
Ia uchwata zapudfa W piatek,
16 z. m. po pofudniu, a " sobote
wszyscy wr6cili do robot i miasta
zn6w przybraty swQ zwykfa fzyo-
gnomie.
Jak wytt6maczyc te r6znice mie-
day postepowaniem Belg6w Szwe-