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Decorah-posten., 1902-09-26
Grtra 9pnaresicsiipn.

StAtu o"S'NNIs~f r@ y -
ppIaes BEN 5Sbe 8ongres, % bpts
gaIget faIber no til Republifanernes
Soroel, agter SrGiibenten at inefalbe
3ongresien til en- Grtraiesiion ira
4be Rarts 1908. Store Eager lore
Iiseer. Eaa 9agsorbenen itaar Sruit.
Spsrgsmoalet, Solbrepificner, Sor.
boI6et til Cuba oip. Oct er umitliat
for ben 57be &pngres | Ben forte Ses'
Iion paa fnapt 8 Waaneber, iom ben
bar igien, OF pptage bisie Saaer og
gibe bent en- tilirebsitiGenbe gebanb'
ling; Sen bill babe Spnoerne fitloe
meb at Srsfte Sc forifieniae SorTIag
iii 9epilgning at Senae, Tom bebsoes,
for at bort Itore Statsmoifineri fan
holoes igong. Goa Ben anben Sibe
er en- nh COB ON &egulerirg at 9or.
porationer 6siit nebbenbig, ba De
truer meo at boise Solicit oner Sone-
bet oa bersoe BET Susbonbsretten | lit
eget Stem. BrPiioent Rooiepelt i'm
Ser, at Sogen life fan uoiRttes til
@interen 1904, men muq bebnuoIes
iuareIt mllIie, nemIig allerebe pud
gaarparten 1908. 2ieeiaa batter
oct meo at reoioere 9tugIep.2ooens
.SoISiatier. Solicit er u~taalmobigt
oper, at 9eifptteIien ofte misbruaes
al SruitS, iaa gnrer, iom tilpirfeS
/ Dor Ribte, er bprere Der biemme
eno / ltStduoet. 8%eciprocitet meO
Guba trpnser ogiaa I'll en- burtig gf.
gierelie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-26

Vo1ep1tne motifs, ZIG
- Carroll ct, groofIgu. g. g.,
ifriper:
"Beruna er Ell iortrtrIig Weoictu
at toae poa bOIlfeniombelit Sio al
garet. men ieg bar iunoet oct iPrIig
npttigt, naar oct ainloer at mo6itaa
SoGffclie % SIio / set parme 8eir.
Seq bar M taget sen / to Somre. oa
ie9 fsler, al 6en bar holOt nit Spitem
frit ior RaIaria % Iigeioa reSSet mig
fra oct uSiliote, uomoieoc llSiernoe.
JON iaa mango 9ptn0er bar.
Seq betpnfer mig Serfor life pda of
itse. at ieg ipnes, oct er ben prPgtig.
Ite Comic | 8eroer.~ Soiepbinc
Rorris.
Reruna bruges bpopiat til at op-
bGoe girtningerne al oct pnrme gcir.
Spab ct BAD er for Suoer er Rerlrna
for SIimbinberne. gaSnira boIoer
Sroen fritz. Beriinn oisr SlinDin0er.
ne rene % iriife. IteS SuSen %
SIimbinberre / gob SrSer fan mar
moOitaa oct onrmc geir meo Iioet 9e.
iopr.
Sppptg @aSning o. I~eiIigbe0Soi3
BRIG al Reruni oil iiffert ioruiI0e
Def oorme 8eirS RGbler. Rungc
Gamer bar opOasst, at oct oarme
geirS BInger, og 6e 6ebergp8uiuger.
iom De Bar plciet at ttIifripe Ralaria,
burtigt foripinoer, nnar Be bruger ge.
NINA. 8ette er @rrnSeu til, at Be.
rrtna err iad popnIpr bIonbt Dem. Ee.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-26

Ten tpffr spISlsp. Gen tpife Hiss-
bags SoIofomite bar MI besunot poa
"anoen 9Rsnins@ al Set npe SoIS-
Iopsforilas. lIoiigten for 6~orilagets
enbelise geotaselie blir imioIertio
msrfere og merfere, ba Der er itcre
ltooerensitemmelier melleht Migsoo.
gems 5Iertal os @egierinsen cg inseit
al Barterre pil gine efter. SociaIi.
iterne bill benptte ~aae Mioler. JON
itaar til oeres RaahieheS, forat iaa
Sorilagets geoiaselie forpurret ! ben.
ne Rigsoogsiamline o. Sagen iaaIe.
ees bIi siort til gaIsprogram peo
nRite IaIa. De bill neb nnhre Orb
bane Sngen foreIngt Solicit til gfgis.
relie, % hois bette Ipffes Dem, nGrer
Sc ineen Spil ON at &egjeringers
SoIolopsiorTag oil faa ~orSentlist
geiiepas.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-26
pebermcen

Ven gaIIlle YIgt pllI ulS iuilCtli8
giort iaa meeet mn icm fsr. ifrtner
2ebofteren for ct am. glao. Oct
fommer maaIfe bernf, Of be er blit
fprre / antaI, og at beres pirfeIise
Serb oe S~ortieneite berfor bIir beore
foritaat. Den iibie SolfetGling pi'
Ter, at Ser er langt Here Wpro emo
9pinoer | bort 9anb, og oeraf fan
mar bel trngt trrffe ben Slutning,
of Bebermeernes antal er formino.
Ifet forbolbspis. Der er Iangt beore
Marfeb paa gruoe END ior ii gor Il.
ben, og bpis life altfor mango Rano
faor iiinbe at Iebe og be iom Bber'
Ipenbe, bar bore Siger iiom9rfet
gobe llbiigter til at faa Jig Ell "2oro"
= en- seetemanb, foritaar fig.
90 mems Ser blir forbolosbis
f9rre 8ebermser, blir pi mer, pe rler
operbepiIte ON, at De er obermaaee
onroiflIbe og iaa at Il uerItattelige
for BET mooerne Samfrnb. Sfal oct
fortiette Tom bibtil meb at fomnle
fler @uttebsrn END 8igebsrn til Der.
ben, bill maj mart bli mot til at ia
for FIG fslgenbe Spsrgsmaal: $pao'
ifaI Ri gisre for at faa fpIbt ben
aIaos, seberm'en iu0t1s sdmfH'''
oct?
Gen ganIe Biae eIler Gebermsen
bar life % err life ialmtnoeIigbeo Zig,
iom SumoriIterue ffilbret benbe. De
pilbe inbbilbe os, at bum par iitr,
fnarporu, arg lei os maubbibf, fart
i9tff pg fremfor alt latterlig / ale
5enieenber. Bar be ilige iom &e9el
Be garnle Biger, ot msote | 2ibet?
Ieil Sen gamle gtae bar iont &cgel
gobbiertet % UNDER Soriagelie CO
SeIpprspeIie giort up meb lin Stjeb.
ne. Sum gant life meb Nag | Sier'
tet til noeen for fin Sitting | Cant
funbet. Sois on bill ititbere beube,
ifal on finbe, at bun bar mer 2ige-
negt / &arafteren, mer Weofslelie oe
nter Saft / i'm Sptr9oeu END De al.
.lerfleite at os. Ger er en- forfriIfen-
De, bebagelig gtmosifGre runbt ben.
De, tempereret peb en- abiolut nor.
nal Spnpati for belle Renneifebes
ben, men melt bog for Dem, l."
bunbne til benbe peb 9lobets 8aa1o,
og Dem, bos bpem bun opbager Sp.
Der. Der tiltaler benbe.
Den tppiife 8eberms er en- ianb
geIiisnelie for ben Samilie, | bbis
Sfiso bun tor SpboIS. Sum er oltib
til Hptte % paatar iig eierne andres
Blieter 90 Smiorg iaa lanai bun
epner. Wangen en- gift apinSe piloe
ioort fomme til at iapne lin Slegt.
ming gebermsen. Wangen en- Ting.
bonn piIbe 10 enbt iom et mislpffet
Sl,bieft og fanIfe gaat / Suuocne.
ON set life bapoe p9ret for en- ielo.
opofrenoe SsIter, Ser oaIgte at bli en-
aammel Sige, mems ban giftet fig og
bleb rig. 90 for bpormange Smna-
bsrn blep bum life "8ubmor". ooer.
eite bum life meo r~enbierte6e 8eliis.
neIier, mems bun lepetl ga bum osoe
eiterlob bun fig fanbpnoe oginn Ell
materieI grp for Dem = ct Seneebs-
lob, iom me6 Smtanfe og Selpfor.
ne9teIie bar Bit til beb at triGe
Smaaifillinger iammeu!
@i ifitlbe lore os til at iptte Bris
paa BEN eamle 8ige, mems hi bar
6enbe iblanot %. Sun er mart noe
al Sagoen - iom en- 8losie. Sen
iibite Germs peaer / ben 8etning.
Der err life Longer 9rliSe nof for pc.
hopet. DC ur1ge Bigger. Tom liaeiom
err ififfebe til at 6li ge6ermser, bar
til at bIi Suitruer berefter. Ter blir
alligepel oltfor mango enslise Nario.
iolf / Samiunoet.
Alack the day!
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-26
anOr fommer tiIbasc. slttl

General aror er fommen biem til
8aibington. Som man oil erinbre,
reiite ban / CONNER til 8aris for al
~unberisse, ON Oct frantic Yauama-
aompani iom piI ledge no til Sc
Spreneoe Stnter, bar flare Eapi.
rer", iao Ri fan pRre fri for @fterfrpo
al oct gamle frantic aompani, Der
itifteSes af 6erbinano be 2esieps. 5
Sisie ltnberisgelier bar Wr. 8nor
fanet SipIp al Ir. Susiel, 90 alt er
er bragt paa bet rene; men 1armere
geifeo pil life blioe mebbeIt Sresien.
Ir. 8nor snar itror igang meb of no.
arbeioe en- SEAPORT til a~ongresier,
% 8iibIifitm faar beute, til bennc
anbnes / December
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-26
GnaIans o. Venezuela boiler

GnslanS o. @enesnela boIber M
paa at fomne paa en- ippnbt 6oo meS
binanOen - ia, efter bou6 Der meIoes
ia 2onhon ipsser BET enOog meo of
Ben bipIomotiife Sorbinbelie menem
benz biz bli aibrubt. Get er angaa.
enoe gienoomsretten til en- Iioen .
gatos eGer @aaiesen, De er fommet
/ arangeI, og ENGLAND hcpoer, at 81
tilotionen / genesuela MI er blet iaa
broget, at oct er umltli9t at fsre sr
tilirebsitinenoe UNDERSTANDING meo
ben urolige &epublif.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-26
Wooiatte MnTmelier.

en- Surp ifuIbe neoiGttes / an!eS.
ming al Ell WoroiuJ.
anflageaonotltcs ipnra.c go. 1:
"Sar Oh uoget irloS GenSitrai?"
~ao, FIR
~Soao er Din Gorretairg?"
Seq err Sl1It'r
5uren fom til Go, 2
"Soao er DIN gicuiug on Ssos.
itraf?~
Seq er abioIrt imoo SshSitrail"
uor Sparet.
"Spao er Din Sorrs.nirg9"
Seq briper meo 2insnSiurance. .
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-26

ben samle 2ibertiners Sierielssbeo.
Gronningens DOB ipnes life at bare
siort BET minofte Snotrpf pao BAN ;
ban er Iise uforionlis ION fsr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-26
Gm tapuer 9ame. ssra aoIfutta

Gn tapper Tame. Sra 3alfntta !
SnSien mebbeles. at en- amerifanlf
Game, Mrs. Snnnp 9uIof @orf.
man. bar beiteget 2oongma.grGen !
SimaIapa os oerpeo 'fIoret ben ori.
Itiaite Sinoebeitisnine, iom nogeriin.
Sc bar pRret uoisrt ! Ssiaiien. Sen.
bes georift bar forbouiet ale brittle
autoriteter / Snbien, Der, inoen bun
orog aiiteo, forisste at ooertaIe ben.
De I'll life OF gipe fig | 9ait meS ct iaa
bmmoriitigt Soretagenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-26
Sra anore Canoe.
Csiaa ! Tern, spSomerifa. Be.

Csiaa | Bern, SpSomerifa, be-
gpnosr M 8nlfaner at pnagne. Src
Gina meloes, at Moinnt Gbnlapatl,
| be iibite IA Gage bar uoienot p9l'
oise Wnsier al Hsg os aife, og | Sra.
teret er Der ct Grsn OF en- gilr, Der
fan bsres 80 WtiI bnrte. Resionerns
omfrins gereet bar i BET ienere pGret
biemiset al poIoiomnle Soroifirip,
% gerset ieIp bar ilnaet tore 8epner.
Snotil M bar man aIbris tsr piolt,
at bette Berg Dor en- 9ulfan.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-26

Ranae Tat for ben os tiIisustc cape.
Set par pirteIie en- i~torartet os oeiIis
greient. -ssoielsonesbcseu" er DIR.
.eiig at enbefale for buemiombeiit.
Sati q. 3. Saeeug. GpbnbI 9. O..
Rariban Co., Rtnu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-26

SmOrsen Dil Der bIipe boIoi Cubs.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-07
Excitement

means to be aroused, getting into state of agitation, etc. Well, our good citizens are getting all they want or excitement with the smallpox epidem- ic, our tax bills higher than ever De- fore, the summer right at hand ana no Hamilton park, (Only in name), the beef trust raising the dickens with the price of meat and the latest slap Ill the face we've got is from Bridgeport Our Waterbury baseball club went down to what is known as the Park City and Jim O'Rourke's pets didn't do a thing but give them an unmercl- full walloping to the tune of II to Z Oh, what a shame! The first game of the season, to get beaten by Bridge port. We'll, we hope the Waterburys will follow the motto, "do unto others as they do unto you" Now, when excitement lands at your door you should be very careful that it doesn' t knock your nerves into sssmithereens." Remember, we sell the kind of tea and coffee that is known as the real nerve tonic; we sell only the good quality and if made properly and pag- taken of freely, three times daily, we guarantee that no excitement, no mat ter how fierce, will bother you ill the least We are selling our finest quail ity tub butter (and there's none bet ter) at 27 cents per pound. Buy pound and it will prove to you more than our space in this paper will per init us to say.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-07

May devotions are held in St Ce- elias church every Wednesday and Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 The altar boys of St Thomas church would like to arrange a game of base ball with any team whose players are under thirteen years. Games may be arranged by calling on Walter Casey at Al Summer street.
 At meeting of the board of mana gers of the Brass City Amateur league last night at the South End Social club rooms the following schedule was adopted for next Sunday: South Ends vs Pequots, Oakville; North Ends vs Eagles, Riverside park; Sec end Wards vs St Josephs, Long Hill.
 The fourth annual sociable and dance of the Washington Hill A. c. will be held in the City hall tonight. This sociable will surpass any pre- vious efforts of the club in this line. That is saying good deal The best of music will be furnished for danc- ing. The price of admission is only 25 cents.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-07

We will place on sale Thursday morning at o'clock 4000 YARDS OF SILK, plain and fancy weayes, in remnants of from l to 12 yards. These goods are absolutely perfect, from this seasons stocks and will be sold at prices that will command your at tention, in many instances half the usual
 At 29c, remnants of Cheney Bros Fig
 ured India silk, regular price soc and 59c.
 At 55c. remnants of Plain and Fancy Taffetas and Wash Taffetas, regu-
 lar prices 75c to 9Sc At 49c, remnants of. Cheney BrOs Best
 Quality Foulard, regular price $100 At 59c, remnants of Black Satin Duchesse. 24 inches wide, regular
 price S9c.
 At. 67c, remnants Pure Dye French Taffeta, guaranteed to wear, regular price S9c.
 At 75c. remnants of Tucked and Hem
 stitched Silk in black and white,
 regular price $100 to S1.25. At eSc, remnants of Black French Taffeta. Peau de Soie and Peau de
 Cygne, regular price S1.25 and $1.5o. At S1.25. Black Peau de Soie, pure
 dye, guaranteed to wear, regular price $1.50.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-07

Special offering in Fine Lace Cur tains, Upholstery and Shades, all at going out of business clearing prices.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-07

Ladies' Finely Tailored Suits,
 bought to sell for $500, going
 out price $5.5o Ladies' Fine Venetian and Broad
 cloth Suits, fine tailoring, silk
 lined jacket, Eton and bolero, value $12.50, going out price S7.9S Ladies Very Fine Tailor-made Venetian and Broadcloth Suits, all the latest colors and black, $1600 value, going out price $10.9S Ladies' Extra Fine Latest Design
 Tailor-made Suits, graduated flare founce, finest workman
 ship, real value $1S00, going
 out price $12.5O
 JACKETS.
 Ladies' Fine Broadcloth Eton
 Jackets, neat designs, value
 $7.50, special S5.5O Ladies Solid Tucked Taffeta. Silk
 Satin Lined Eton Jackets, val
 tie $500, special $5.50 Ladies' Fine All Silk Moire An
 tique Eton Jackets. white sat-
 in lined, real value $1000, going
 out price S5.75 Special offering in Ladies' Fine
 Wool Silk and Moire Antique
 Capes at s4.5o up
 SEPARATE SKIRTS. Ladies' Fine All Wool Cheviot
 Skirts, graduated flare f1ounce,
 fine quality, value $5.50, going
 out price S3.75 Ladies Fine All Wool Tailor
 made Skirts, in Venetian, broad
 cloth and unfinished worsteds. latest designs, flare founce folds and tailor cording, value S75O,
 going out price S4.5O Ladies' Extra Fine Cheviot Skirts
 several designs, real value $9.OO.
 special S5.9S
 WAISTS.
 Ladies' Fine Percale Waists, 25c up Ladies' Fine Lawn. Dimity, Mad
 ras and Silk Bingham Waists
 at 49c up Ladies' Fine White Lawn Waists. special this week at 45c up CHILDREN'S DRESSES. Children's Fine Sailor Blouse Suits, white pique, inlaid collar, with three rows of fine trim ming braid, sizes 4 to 12 years,
 special 9Sc Children's Fine Chambray Sailor
 Blouse Suits, white. hand trim
 med, real value $1.75, going out
 price S1 25 Children's Fine Madras French Dress, latest designs. white.
 hand trimmed, cheap for $2.O0.
 special S1 40 Handsome Plaid Dresses. cash
 mere yoke and belt. soutache braid trimmed, special S1.25 All the above dresses run from 4 to 14 years.
 LACE CURTAINS. Special offering in Fine Lace Cur tains, Upholstery and Shades, all at going out of business clearing prices.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-07
M. gin&S Sons UNDERTAKERS. and PRACTICAL
 EMBALMERS,

The best equipped house in Connec- ticut. with everything needed for the business to be shown in warerooms, from the plainest line of goods to the most modern. Experienced and gen. tlemanly help to attend to your wants day or night. Modern Hearses in black and white; rubber tired Hacks; rubber tired Ambulance on call. Night calls answered by Thomas F. Bergin 75 South Elm street, or District office 5 East Main street, or at residence 1O2 Walnut street. Telephone at store e03-4, at residence 333-2.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-12

COLDS aud hoarse people are the rule
aud not the exception these days.
Spring can come on If it wants to
make warm friends Of every one In
town.
A THIN batter covers the roads of
the county 1t is deep enough to allow
of navigation by liver packets but it
is not very favorable for any thing in
the way Of wheeled vehicles.
ANOTHER and mark has gone
from Morgantown. The old Vernon
hotel is now nothing but a tradition
having been RACED on Thursday.
THE snow has LETT us heritage of
mud that is about the slickest thing
that has struck the town lately. The
streets are in terrible condition.
WHILE that convention of railroad
officials is in session at Pittsburg it
might make some arrangements for
running trains on schedule time or at
least to make the schedule tune just
about an hour later for all trains. Any
way to make them harmonic a little
better.
ALL the towns 10 this end Of the
state are good towns. Among them
Morgantown takes high rank and it
is bound to go even higher during the
next few years. This state is the best
place for young man to locate if he
wants to be in the push and be close
to the head Of the procession.
IT Is probable that the Varsity lads
will give the Wheeling boys all they
care for when they meet in a game at
the Nail City next week
DURING March 27, 620, 600 bushels of
coal went through Lock No. 4 on the
Monongahela river, the largest amount
in any one month since free naviga-
tion went into effect.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-12

Capt. Oberlin NJ Carter, who is
in Fort Leavenworth Military Pris
on, serving a sentence for robbing
the government, passed the danger
point of his attack of typhoid fever
suspiciousIy quick. The sympathy
dodge is a very old one, and the fact
that Garter's former business part
ners are fugitives from justice may
have caused him to try it on.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-12
4 NJ 8

is not benefited by the occasional use Of a RI
PANS Tabule. Fer sale by Druggists The
Five Cent packet is enough for ordinary occa-
sion. The family bottle, 60 cents, contains a sup
ply for year.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-12

Paper mill workers in Wisconsin
are on strike for shoItor hours.
If this sort Of thing keeps up news
paper workers will be striking for a
day of fourteen or fifteen hours.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-12

Senator Quay was inclined to be
humorous when he proposed an
amendment to the Chinese exclusion
bill excepting Chinese Christians
from its provisions 1t would be a
waste OF time to enact the law if 1t
were SO amended, as it would not
keep out single Chinaman.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-12

A Maryland negro used crowbar
to lamp dynamite charge. A few
mutilated remnants of him were
found.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-12

Skifs for Rent.

/ have number OF skiffs for rent.
The rates are % cents an hour so
cents for half day Inquire at the
the wharf boat or call me up over
Peoples Phone. Harry Williams
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-12

The toadies OF the New York
chamber Of Commerce will invite the
Prince of. Wales to attend the dedi-
cation Of their new building. The
Prince habit is catching
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-12
Will take Contracts.

James e. Victor will take contracts
to make excavations for all classes of
buildings and street and road grading.
Call on or address Jas. e. Victor. 347
Grant Avenue.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-12

Republican leaders Of the House
are showing themselves to be old
men afraid of the Ship Subsidy job
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-12

The bill providing for military
bodyguard for the President not
having passed the House, no soldiers
guarded Mr. Roosevelt during his
visit to the Charleston Exposition
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-12
Girl Wanted

For laundry and house work, usua
wages paid. To commence April II
Enquire
MRS JOSEPH McDERMoTT
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-12

Two good rooms oyer Pleaeant
corner Restaurant for Sc. per month.
Call at Weese's office.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-12

The University shoe for men, high
or low, oxfords, all styles one price
SO 80 at Hirscman's.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-12
Lettuse For sale.

The Experiment Station has some
very fine lettuce for sale at low
prices. 1t is the finest on the mar.
ke6
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-12

Florida has broken the record by
legally hanging murderer in ten
DAYS after the crime was committed
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-12

II you want good candy at half the
usual price 60 To Posten's.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-07-22
COLORADO's CAPITAL.
Denver Land onfce Report.

The business done by the United
States land office in Denver for the
year ending June Both is said to be the
largest in the history of the Denver
office since 1898. The report is as fol-
lows:
Thirty-three commuted homesteads
and timber claim entries. aggregating
4,542.59 acres; amount, S1,O6f73.
Sixty-nine excess cash entries, 292.3S
acres; amount, $7O6.73.
Fifteen public sales, S3G.59 acres;
amount. S1,1S9.55.
Two hundred and twenty-six mineral
entries, 2,6O6.41 acres; amount, $114.90.
Twenty-six timber and stone entries,
93, ,S6S acres; amount, SI,346.T0.
One hundred and twenty-five original
desert land entries, 25,S61.4S acres;
amount, $6,465.S4.
Twenty-Five final desert land entries,
aggregating S4.477.72 acres; amount,
$4,477.64.
Total cash sales, 39,555.S5 acres;
amount received, S3S ,522.01.
Total receipts from sales of public
lands and fees and commissions, S62,
367.36 This shows an increase of S25,
1928 over the receipts for the year
1901.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-07-22
Extra Member Question.

The next General Assembly is in trou-
Bile even before its sitting. Under the
constitution there can be but 100 men,
bers of the Legislature, but under the
provisions of the reapportionment act
there will be 101 members, and this
being unconstitutional would invali-
date the acts of the Legislature.
1t is declared that the two holdover
senators from the Twenty-siXth dis
trict will not resign, while under the
law there are to be eighteen senators
elected and eighteen hold-overs, thus
giving the upper house one more than
1t ought to have. Attorney General
Post has given out an opinion as to
what he thinks will be the best thing
for the secretary of state to do. He
says:
Having carefully considered the
question of a surplus representation in
the Fourteenth General Assembly, ow-
ing to the provisions of the apportion-
ment act of 1901. there will be eight
cen hold-over senators and eighteen
senators to be elected at the next cleo
ton, and as such election will be the
only election where such difficulty can
arise, l reach this solution of the ques-
ton:
''First-It will not avail for either
Senator Roberts of the old Twelfth dis
trict or Senator West of the old Eighth
district TO resign. This would leave 4
vacancy In either case, which would
have to be filed and thus more sena-
tors would be elected than the consti-
tuition allows.
''Second-My view is that Senator
West represents the Eighth district,
which Is composed of Jefferson and
Clear Creek counties. this leaves SEN
ator Roberts to represent the Twenty
sixth district, composed of Gilpin,
Clear Creek, jefferson and Boulder
counties, and that at the coming cleo
ton no senator should be elected from
the Twenty-sixth district las this will
leave the number to be elected at sew
enteen, which, with the eighteen legal
ly elected, qualified and acting hold
over senators, will make the requisite
number of thirty-five.
$50, If the secretary of state, in is
suing the call for the election of SEN
ators for the Fourteenth General AS
sembly, finds that the Twenty-siXth
senatorial district is now in part rep
resented by hold-over senator, Hon.
II. l.. Roberts of Clear Creek county,
there can arise no disability, making
the acts of the Fourteenth General As
sembly obnoxious constitutionally on
account of Gilpin county not having
had n part in the election of senator
for the Fourteenth General Assembly.
The case of Hughes against FELTON,, IL
Colo, p. 491, is authority for this po-
sition."