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The Grit-advocate., 1902-03-14
SUMMONS.
State of Colorado, GO
County of Sedgwick %

State of Colorado, e.
County of Sedgwick
In the District Court.
f. b. House,
Plaintiff,
John Cowell,
Defendant.
The People of the State of Colorado:
To John Cowell, the defendant above
named, Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff in the Dis
trict court of Sedgwick county, state
of Colorado, and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after
service hereof, If served within this
county, or, if served out of this county
or by publication, within thirty days
after the service hereof, exclusive of
the day of service, or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you accord
ing to tine prayer of the complaint.
And if copy of the complaint in the
above entitled action he not served
with this summons, or if the service
hereof be made out of this state, then
ten days additional to the time here
inbefore specified for appearance and
answer will be allowed before the TAX
ing Of Judgment by default as afore
said.
The said action is brought to obtain
ii Judgment and decree OF this court,
declaring the plaintiff to be the owner
in fee simple as against the defendant
herein and quieting his title in the
Mountain Chief lode mining claim,
United States Survey Lot No S534,
situate in Park Mining district, county
Of Hinsdale, and state of Colorado, and
for judgment and decree against the
defendant herein, that he has no title
or interest in the aforesaid property
or any part thereof and forever barring
him from asserting any claim or inter
est whatsoever in or to said property
or any part thereof aS against this
plaintiff and for such other and furth-
er relief as to this honorable court
shall seem meet and agreeable to
equity. and for costs of suit, as will
more fully appear from the complaint
filed in said action to which refere ace
is here made.
And you are hereby notified that if
yen fail to appear and answer the said
complaint as above required. the said
plaintiff will cause your default to be
entered herein and will Immediately
thereafter apply to the said court for
the relief demanded in said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of
said District Court of Sedgwick coun-
ty, Colorado, at J Julesburg in said coun-
ty this 24th day of February A. d.
1902.
(SEAL) c. Nj. Harris,
Clerk of the District Court of Sedg-
wick county. Colorado.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-03-14
SUMMONS.

State of Colorado
County of Sedgwick
In the District Court.
F.. B. House,
Plaintiff,
The Gunnison Silver 'u'n'lo'is
Mining Company,
Defendant,
The People of The State of Colorado:
TO the Gunnisou Silver Mining
Company, the defendant above named,
Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff, in the district
court, Of Sedgwick county, state of
Colorado, and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the
service hereof, il served within this
county: or, if served out of this county
or by publication, within thirty days
after the service hereof, exclusive of
the day of service. or Judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you accord
ing to the prayer of the complaint: and
if copy of the complaint in the above
entitled action be not served with this
summons. or if the service hereof be
additional to the time hereinabUve
specified for appearance and answer
will be allowed before the taking of
Judgment by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to obtain
Il judgment and decree of this court.
declaring the plaintiff to be the owner
IN fee Simlie a> against the defendant
herein and quietlng his title in the
Cashier lode mining claim, United
States Survey No. $50 and the Gun
nison lode and mill site, United States
Survey Lot No. 79l A & b. both stu
ate in Park Mining District. County
of HinSealc, and state of Colorado. and
for Judgment and decree against the
defendant herein. that it has no title
or interest in the aforesaid property
and premises or any part thereof, and
! forever debarring it from asserting any
claim or interest whatsoever in or to
said lands and properly or any part
thereof as against this plaintiff, and
for such other and further relief as to
this honorable conrt Shall seem meet
and agreeable to equity, and for costs
of suit, as will more fully appear from
the complaint filed in said action, to
which reference is here made.
And you are hereby notified that if
you fail to appear and answer the said
complaint, rs above required, the said
plaintiff will cause your default to be
entered herein and will Immediately
thereafter apply to said court for the
relief de handed in said complaint.
Given ,slder my hand and the seal
of said District court of Sedgwick
county, Colorado, at Julesburg in said
county this 24th day of February A. D.
1902
[sEAL G. M. HARRIS,
Clerk of the District Court, Sedg-
wick cpuptv ('nltrnIn
The Grit-advocate., 1902-03-14
NOTICE Of REDEMPTION
SCH OOL o. ORDE RS

Otiice of County Treasurer,
Sedgwick county, colorado,
March II, 1902. J
Notice is hereby given that | will
redeem at my office in Julesburg. all
school orders numbered as follows:
No. Date Of Issue Am0unt
The Grit-advocate., 1902-03-14
pIsTHicTNo. 8 SPECIAL.

interest will cease on above warrants
after April 4, 1902.
B. A. VAUGHAN,
County Treasurer
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SUMMER COMFORT.
Get Ready for Warn, Wat,

Get Ready for Warm Weather.
by complete change In breakfast. NJ
this time Of the year, one can put tic
body right TO 90 through thr summer
comfortably.
heating foods, nnd use the fnod thai viii
nourlsh the body aud give reserve force
TO the brain and nervous system
\ most nppctiaing and henlthfm hrcnk
tHst can he modc on Grapc-Nuts and cream.
seine truit aud perhWS two soft boiled
eggs this meal will furnish fun strer
ana nourlShmcpt mp 10 the next aud has
a remarkahlc effect on the body during hot
weather. Rcmpmhcr the cells Of the hodv
you are now building win last cou into
summer SO he sure and build the Kind that
iNNu 20 keep cool body and level head
one pound of Grape Nuts has moro nonr.
lshWeni -that the system viii absorb -thnn
Ten pounds or meat, without any uf the In.
tcrnol heat 81 meat tha, pcrson vishr,
10 avoid during tho warm season. IT'S rich
nutiy favor added to the delicate SWEET
OF the grape sugar makes dish pleasing
TO the most critical taste
Neu receive Grape-NWts from tho ercpp-
fa6ly TO serve. as II has been thoroughly
cooked at the factory by food eNprrtI
anu this saves heat from cooking and tilae
AID ekeriion necessary In preparing ordi.
"A change from the old hrcakfas, IN ope
Ike this VIII refresh and lnrlg0rate me
system IN q surprising manner and pprn,it
you 20 enjoy the pleasures " summer III a
COOL, comfortable fashion when your neigh,
DORIS Inherently fed, win be "hot"
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WILL PERFECT SYSTEM
PLANS FOR IMPROVEMENT or HoUs-
TON STREET CAR SERVICE.
President Baldwin Determined TO Make
Electric Car Rides a Pleasure as
Well as Necessity.

President George J. Baldwin OF the Hons
ton Electric Railway company. arrived III
the city yesterday morning from New or
leans. When asked concerning lhe diner
elces between the city aud the company
President Baldwin said he had nothing as
yet to give out, but he expressed 4 sincere
nope that much good would be accom-
plished by his visit.
hr Baldwin has a realizing sense OF the
Importance and the possibilities OF HouS
tos 'lie expressed positive determine.
ZION TO make tho street car system NJ Hous-
ION the s~st In this section OF the United
states. improvements are being considered
ara plans are under way for the attain.
ment Of Ais desire.
we we desire to 50 perfect the system IN
h9qston, said Mr., Baldwin, that the
puzzle VIII patroni2e the cars as means
OF conveyance because it is a pleasure as
wen as a necessity. III the patron pays
his nickel for ride slpiply BECAUSE he 4,
compelled to do 20 10 orIcr 10 reach his des
tlhnuon, we wish 10 mgkc n ride on the
cnrs so pleasant and tho accommodation
80 excellent that he viii ride whether he
Is compelled TO or not.
president Baldwin was In conference with
iOcnl officials during the day and Is making
an exhaustive study OF the needs OF the
company He said that the Houston sys.
TEN already outclassed and was far sI-
pefiof TO that Of any other Texas city, and
that II should soon be the very best in
the Southwest country.
Mr Baldwin accompanied By H. L. Mac
Greeor, Vice president OF the Houston E'ac.
trie company, cailes on the mayor and city
attorney yesterday afternoon and iufor-
mally discussed matters IN allegiance be.
tween the city ohd the company, and Il j.
understood that conference VIII he held
between the city attorney and the attorneys
FOR the company today fof the purpose of
ARRIVING at a basis fot an adjustment. Mr..
Nfs.1. fstrH a
AL his company fairly owed the city ant
had always bern ready 10 do SO. but that ne
mad never before been able to get the rep.
resertnthcs OF the city TO tulh business CA
the sullcut.
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larity, dries Weakening drains. heals in
flanimation and liberation and cures fe-
male weakness. II makes weak women
strong and sick women we'll
rYour medicine almost raised me from the
dead, - writes Mrs Edwin X. Gardner Of Egypt
Plymouth Co, Mass, BOX a, nMy urine was
like brick dust, and had paiu all over me and
such dragging feeling Il seemed could not do
my house work. had 10 sit down 10 wush the
dishes, even. IN the year 1897 was 50 sicl,
did not care TO live and prayed lnany times that
God would take me, One dayAI found little
book, read Il and wrote 90 % Pierce aud in
. few days received an answer decided 10 trv
his medicine. and to-day | am well woman /
have no backacle, no headachc no pain al all
J used always TO have headaches previously TO
the monthly period and 81 N poin that would
roll on The door in agony | took three bottles
Of DIR. pierce's Favorite Prescription and three
Of Golier Medical Discovery and three yials
OF Or. pierces Pleasant Pellets, and wns COM
pietely eured.n
Accept no substitute for Favorite Pre-
scription.p There Is nothing Just as good.
Dr., Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Advissr-scnt free on receipt OF stamps
TO cover expense of mailing oHiy. Send
al one-cent stamps for the book in paper
covers; or 81 stamps for the cloth bound
volume Address DR.. r. V. Pierce,
Srfiale, N. X.
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BURNED TO DEATH.
Fire in q NEGRO Cabin Caused Orc Fatal

Fire in Negro Cabin Caused One Fatal
ity and Serious Injury OF Two Others.
The home Of Jim Dixon, colorcd, vt Hons
ton Heights was badly damaged hy tyC
Sunday night aud his three children, who
were asleep In the house. were terribly
burned As result Of the Injuries re.
eeiNcd the eldest hoy. aged 10, died yes.
terdoy mornlog aud the ether two, lccd
ana g, arc IN a critical condition. Dixon
aud his wife left home about o'clock IN
the evening 10 go to- church and left the
children playing in the yard, There they
remained until O;a0 o'clock. vhea they be.
came tired and decided to 60 10 he'd Act,
Ing upon the advice Of his father the eldest
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&c on the Alert.

consumers Of Budwclscg. brcwed OK.
,'uslve'y by the Anhrus,r Rnsea irwin,
ass are wGruod against ot,or h,,,,. ,,,',..
iHs Jhs sGme nume or a .i1liiar loi,ai
,G.''fy Dqtlle Of Budweiscr h ur"vii,l ' W.
6 ra EG' InoTa IaDcl aud each cork tx *
llonS 10y examining tbosa f"",,r vi uni.a'
n Sisl ., Tpon Budwoiscr being ope IN ~" yl, M
AnheuscrBusch Brewing Assn
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/ ened the bridge. We recommend on this
matter Of follows;
]. That there he made such repairs on
said bridge as Nv the oulnlun Of the city
engineer Is necessary nnd proper.
2, That the present Waterman on Sad
bridge be INSTRUCTED not Ia allow more than
one street ca on the bridge at Que time
and not to eliow more than one heavy
wagon on the bridge al one time That "
necessary mo- ordnance be drawn 10y the
city attorney making II an ofIense FOR d
heavy wagon 10 20 on said bridge when
warned by tho keeper not to do TO-
With these recommendations II ls. In tho
opinion Of your committee, proha,lc that
the bridge can he used for some time or
untl such time rs a new one can be
erected. Edgar Watkins,
Henry Pulls
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chief Of police be required to give his ren-
sons for not hling cnnrges against dis
charged policemen was tabled BY vote of
motion by Alderman Miller requiring
Congress avenue to be swept at least ohce
every twenty-four hours and tae accretloas
removed was tabled
Adjourned
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street and nrIdge CommlI
THE MARKET HOUSE..

Alderman Miier's resolution provlding
for nn Issue Of 100000 Of bonds to re-
build the market house and city hail came
up on second reading and Alderman Gaston
offered the following substitute therefor:
That the mayor he authorized 60 adycr.
tise Tor bids for plans ana specifications
for rebuilding the market house aud city
hall practically AS II was before It's de-
htructlun by fire" Both the resolution md
the substitute were referred to the market
committee.
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cept for the fact
that in such dire
distress many a
W O M ar ha s
found a way
back to health
and happiness by
the use of DIR.
Pierce's FayoFite
Prescription.
This great REM
edy for wonanly
ills has we'll been
called IA god
send to weak and
sick women. y II
establishes regu-
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THE RECEIVING BASIN.

inns h0sln X located IN commerce ovn
"U'' ""'uO MY I'et o'rN "i me 5iplon
manholc, aud contains the outlets Of the
Commerce avenue and Milan, street. inter.
| ...i "' ''. we NV
| ,'p''"s St"''e' ana "Stn'IseS from htfe
1" Tue Siphons
The constructIouol datrlls nf thig ro,ol,,
Inc nesin o, ..,.a,t.r, t,,,,', ,",' ,,,,.
'"N ""HlI "ie 'N'tflh%S lhul}N on account
Of me construction az a cross wall in the
| tH7lh OF a heiEhth equal Go the upper IN
I vert OF the lntcrcepiiug sewers terminating
( or puiSgn"rPlnH INTO the basin.
before the scNag" coming down In the
commerce avenue lhtercepthg sewer begins
I" dIsvhatSc over this wal II 'uuses the
| sewage 20 BACK NJ yer 2uop feet in this
f. aeWrr, the grade dt which Is very fat nee
can he demonstrated by simply ufting ;ha
covers OF manholes at intcrscetiug streets.
ihe same detect Wlll Apply 70 the Milan
street intercept but to very much smaller
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for an Issue Of 100000 Of bonds to re.
build the market house and city hall came
! up on second reading aud Alderman Gnston
! offered the following substitute therefor:
Tint the mayor be authorized Go adycr.
| tise Tor bids for plans ana Specifications
! for rebuilding the market house aud city
! hHll practically AS II was before It's de-
! structon by dre" Both the resolution and
| the substitute were referred TO the market
| committee.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS
! petition from the Houston uumunc
] society asking that special officer 10
/ detailed to look after the enrofccm MT OF
tao humane ordnance was referred TO Jhe
| police committee
petition from Chlef Arto Of the Hrc
department asking u. tho Converse build
ing, located at 105 and l0I Main street,
he condemned, was referred to the clty
attorney und the pre- committee
\ petition from citizen. rtsldhe along
Sosale avenue asking chat mlmcdiatv stems
n' taken 10 gravel that uvuuu, I'm t6n
i8lr Nruund addition, as promised by inc
/ old council was referred 10 the street
and bridge committee
peulun from the Bc,iug CrrtcS Hurd-
, Wa'e company asking for relief frnm dam
uke uohc ~ tue sewer aud catch basin
[ corner First ANA Girurd 4irc.ts wis M,
engineer. w ''''
!. 4 pctitiop rr,y, in, h,,t,..
lux chat the Jum.if Of ri,bnro. an T,
/ SulcEHst pruptttr. udiuiuiDu nek ~ ~, Ia
/ stoppcd, Wu, r,fvutd' ,0 tht hosnitni ,r,r
mlttcc and tho rnnvor '''"' -''''
4 pctitlru frrn, InL, v-.r6
pay for spttutr.r ~ 49, uNAiitE I've
! tAfrais lpido nv rx ,bI' ~, W,.g"Isf OF
I in"nl HussoyJ was referred to the Are
a petition from citizens N tie, Second
W"la, asking tina the excessive Blowing Of
limits be- stopped, was rcfcrr,fi tn tbs cii,,if
gplsnnao VIVA instructions io aiIatc rae
monte Creilt 5 ~ non oi assess
mcnis, dupcate 59yin '@ ,Tr tIs ,mpr@H owe,
reeiton al da,l fr,r, ,L 'D'' wv
r6ferrrd ia ror,ptitt"s f'y ,t,i We're
other no tlc.,s "t nine, 1,T,,,a,n ',sai' 3s,,
disposed .4sin hkc manner. "''o
REPORTS AND REcpuNf1.Vn ,,rtoNs
, 4 report from the hoard OF public work.
Z Informing the council of the completion cf
the yitriaod brick payiu. an Co,,,,,.,,',
u,o ,.,.,.,.,, y" r"'"h''Iee ave
t,,, ,,,,,l. NY an estimate OF the
tractor, was adopted nftcr ch,r.c. ro, y,
tras amounting 10 over sion b,i coI
our by the contractor.
'i' '''9uh 'rhcer Rrmby reported that
"' hnd n"ih'd tine proper authority TO dis.
"'""' '"V "l'"'he uut ht Texas and New
o'"""' 'n'sn' pol'erS on Leona and Chase
erN owners 10 make s,,yG, ,,n,.E, l9E prop
per resolution pNs.od ot IN, '.nns MS
Of the cly council Ibr rtnnr.s n nr, '.'n,ss
Inform the health officer as 10 his !"
In the latter matter. ""''"'''S
Inc mayor announced the appointments ~
luls ON thI o coI nNn,IISr, |aston. CaNY and
,'lI'seht4tNes OF the street ear rompnmv
MN. MN view TO, II possible, adjusting Ike
W"''vn'VS p'lWVon th0l corporation aud
NV CIV
rcrci T ~ a'pprt OF the GUY sealer for May was
nj1tG S;o,,nnn,.,t,.' 49,.
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A W()MAN'S PRAYER.

It is notable that IN the dependency
caused by womanly diseases, there seems
TO many suffering woman no way of
escape from pain except at the price of
life itself. 1t would be sad TO record
such story of struggle and suffering ex-
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TIE SLrlInNS.

amlned and was found 10 be totally clogged
up with sand, wood aud other debris.
-Four sections Of lsinch pipe. each twelve
feet long have been taken up ana we're
found to have settled. since original laying.
seven Inches.
There being practically no grade from the
receiving basin to the down leg Of the
sphon, this sag diminished the useful soc
tlVh % tins pipe fully 81 per cont
we naive tVand ana removed from the
b'pt, outside OF the sand and Debris above
h'uuoAed, a large piece OF scr cement Of
ana piece OF timber about SX2U inches
two lucnes thick which was 40 hrinly
Nelsed IN pipe as to require jack to dis
pace u. Ihls piece OF timber evidently
Was part Of the shectiug used To shore
aldys Of pit during excavation ana constitute
ion OF the pipe, und is difficult to imng
lhe now lhis er the cement could have got
Ten Into thc pipe, The pieces or cement and
timber nave been pr served for your in
Arrangements are now being made to IN.
sort y vertical cross at the Top Of down
reg tI rVeh siphJu, to be- Iuciostd In A
bltck monhole. thus allowing hereafter nc
cess to the siphon without tearing up the
street aSHih aud also providing uu outlet
iIi future grade eros ing und future facil.
llles for Wlshlng ont The >iphous.
AZ present , am not IN tuvur Of putting
III inns grade crossing IN arcauut of the
necessity Of having 10 go through the Two
piers OF the Milan street bridge one Of
" hinh Is slowly hut CARDINALS sllppIng inio
ga" bayou, ana the other being ciackcd i'm
TWO niates from top To- bottom, though not
necessarily unsafe.
Ia flushing the siphous air WAS found to
escape out Of the Uuttr 100 The bayou III.
l'gllN over me siph"u. showing that the
FONTS are not wateUight
nuriuB the construction of thCSc siphOns
no screens to sop large debris, no relief
onlieis aud no airarPomuts for flushing
For the White Ook bayou siphons It VIII
aus" be ne"eSSHly 10 construct a relief out.
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heDISCOUNT SAIL
went with a grand ecIat, and yesterday
tthe inaugural day of the sale) all through
the store one could hear hearty remarks
of approval. With every SI.oo purchase
20 cents back During the months OF
June, July and August the store viii be
closed at p. in. Early shopping is ad.
vised Today some interesting items or
Shoes and Mems Furnishing are quoted.
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BAD STATE OF AFFAIRS.
Many Weak Spots in The Cily's
Sewer System.
MILAN STREET BRIDGE PIERS WEAK
City Engineer Dormant Makes a Supple
mental Report for the information
Of the Sewer Committee.

CITY Engineer Dormant has made The FOL.
ioYing additional report upon the condition
Of the sewer >iphous for the information Of
the sewer committee:
hsssts Robert Jones. Chairman, aud Sewer
Committee. city.
houston, reXas, May 81. 1902 -Gentle.
mon. referring 10 an Informal report 10
you inande May II, i8O1 on the conditions Of
the city sewer system aud the statement
Ihadr IN s.il report that I had not sad
suiHclent time tu make u thorough inVesu.
shil9h or existing conditions. / nov have
tue hohor to present an additional report.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-06
COMMON COUNCIL.

The present common councilmen
from the Second ward We're renominat-
ed with the exception of Attorney H.
S. Alworth who declined to run. John
j. Henry, \ miner, was nominated in
his stead. All four nominations were
made without opposition. The vote
was as follows:
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PERSONAL.

Myron X. Green, of Flectvllle, visited friends
in Providence last week.
,,s, r,,,,o won,o, ir,orr,o,I,, on,ortoiood .
,on, ,r,on%s Nou. Veo,,s aro
~,
MISS beatrlee heeiner' OF "osheh' ihd'' Is Inc
guest OF MISS jessie Dlhmick'
Miss Cora b. Green OF Fleetyile, is the guest
OF Miss Rose Bechtold, OF Ninth street.
The Princeton men who have been spending the
HOLIDAYS here, will return to college TO-DAY
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by people having business to do with
the Scranton school district, and the
secretary cannot count ON many
minutes that are not more than fully
occupied
The major is blessed with an even,
sunny disposition and is never too busy
10 give the information his visitors
may desire, concerning Scranton fine
public school system, There are few
places in this city where more actual
business is transacted than the little
room occupied by the secretary in the
rear of the board of control rooms.
w. ii. Truesdale, president OF the
Lackawanna railroad, who has inau-
gurated so many changes in the man
agement of the road since he was
placed at the head, is candidate to
succeed himself at the annual election
of the board of directors, which will be
held in New York during the latter
part of February.
Just now Mr., Truesdale is belug dis
cussed as the leader of the anti-pass
agreement, which threatens TO result in
a boycott on the Laekawanna railroad
by local freight, passenger and traffic
agents throughout the country. This
agreement became operative on Jan. /.
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Some Men
of the Hottr

One of the popular officials in city hall
is Major E. d. Fellows, the secretary
of the board Of control, 1t is not an
office for a man who is fond of leisure,
for from the opening to the closing
hour each day, it is much frequented