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Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-16
The ICivn Service Commission.

We have a question to PROFOUND. Is the
Civil Service law strictly observed, and is
II honestly administered? We are almost if
not quite justified by answering the ques-
tion ourselves and answering negatively.
mo, " in other words, and we might with
propriety add it never has been. It is
huge bureau, grown almost into a depart
ment, keeping at work lot of officials with
graded salaries, some large and some small,
hectoring here condoning there but never
letting up on the main chance, in drawing
their pay with great regularity.
It is amusing to listen to their denuncia-
ton of spoils and spoilsmen and the spOils
system, all the time drawing blood them
selves and looking with profound contempt
upon any citizen who desires to get into
the public service The commission. as
now composed in the city Of Washington
is a close corporation with some few men
Of ability, and the majority who, If turned
adrift could not earn their bread at any
decent calling. They look with supre me
scorn upon any man or woman who dares
aspire to position outside of their own con-
umdrum code, yet but few of them left TO
themselves with all their learning could
make practical business or professional
men, Some of them may know theoreti-
caifv some things, but we venture the
assertion that not one Of their examining
lawyers could make a success in the trial of
a ten-dollar case before a justice Of the
peace or even make a respectable showing
on the losing side. Yet it is their province
10 pass upon the qualifications Of trained
lawyers An arrant humbug.
Again, the Civil Service is no protection
to a man or woman no matter how efficient
if their places are wanted and It matters
little how indifferent clerks may be if the
head of department OF a member of Con-
gress wants them promoted it is done in
defiance Of Civil Service rules. Moreover
if the President or a Cabinet officer wants
TO make appointments waving examina-
tious that can be done and has been done.
It was done by SPECIAL order Of the late
President soon after his induction into Of
fee when the places Of two Democrats were
wanted The Civil Service Commission
made no protest, or if It did, the protest
does not appear Of record
II was charged by the lHiyyoy in this city
not a great while ago that ex-Secretary
Gage. that colossal fraud and mugwump,
had appointed clerks on the temporary rolls
and then transferred them to the regular
force in the classified service without ex-
animation and without requisitiOn upon the
Civil Service Commission. The Secretary
was offered the columns Of the paper to
deny, or if true, explain. He did neither,
hence the charge Of the Mirror went uu-
challenged. If untrue he could well have
afforded TO deny it, and it would not have
been beneath his dignity to have given a
hat denial 20 what was lbelous If not true.
We suspect the trouble was there was much
truth in what was said. The person was
pointed out to him but he made no sign
Whether the commission knew anything ol
this fagrant violation Of the law we are moi
advised II would have made no difference
If il had, because when policy Is deter
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-16

the enemy's most vulernable points1 No dead
or experimental issues will be permitted to
afford cover for Republican bushwhackers
toinhlade the solid phalanxes Of Democracy
ON their march to meet, in square stand up
night for living. breathing principles the
lmperialiste and Trust captained hosts Of
that party which has devoured and fat
tened on the substance of the masses, until
Democracy or Revolution is the alternative
solution of the imposed burdens under
which the people groan and sweat, from end
to end of the Republic
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-16
MAJOR SYLVESTER'S ORDER.
A Defense Of the Male Biped and
Some side Wipes at the
Female Species.
Editor SUNDAY GLOBE;

Editor Sunday Globe;
Mr.. Sylvester seems to have been greatly
annoyed of late by feminine complaints re-
gardiug the conduct of immature male
Willies making loaifng place and corner
on the market for superfiuOus non. com pli-
mentary remarks concerning the female
passerby, especially as regards to F street
and the theaters after nightfall
have had considerable business on +
street during the past several years yet
have to find the specimens referred to and
evidently complained about In fact articles
of the male persuasion both young and
old (barring number Of funkies who wait
on female aristocrats and in and out bust
ness stores seem to be way down below par
or almost entirely absent. To the observer
it seems as if there are only women and
women and more women, and of all ages,
compilations, colOrs aud creeds and every
where and in everybodys way.
In time past have seen shopping women
approach two or more busy men, engaged in
passing a few hurried words, and like
some persons falling down steps, break into
their conversation with a stream of ques-
tious that would take considerable time OF
a city guide to answer, after which they
would bundle themselves Of like a mass of
disgruntled feminine anger - without
provocation because their questions we're
answered rather abruptly.
The theaters I know nothing about, but
from past observation in other quarters,
believe that the male youngster scarcely out
of knee pants is more sinned against than
SHINING. in fact considerably maligned.
Washington young men, as a rule, are far
better behaved than those of many other
cities throughout the country, especially
when compared with those largely engaged
in manufacture
OBSERVER
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-16
The Empire Democracy and Leader.

BE UAAG DCNAOGAANy anu AEAAEAs
Judge Elton B. Parker will lead the EN-
pire State DEMOCRACY to victory II he is
houored with and accepts the guberuatorial
nomination. The present Republican Gov
ernor Odell will not be renominated unfort-
uuately; nevertheless the Democracy will
triumph against any candidate brought for
ward by the Republican machine of New
York David Bennett Hill will be in the
saddle and this will ensure victory for the
standard bearer Judge Parker has a record
as a successful candidate before the people
and tremendously recognizes the natural
leader Of the party in the sagacious and
eminent statesman whose name he will
present in the National Democratic Con-
vention for President Of the United States.
In fact Judge Parker has declared that the
one condition he is tenacious of exacting in
accepting the gubernatorial nomination is
the high privilege Of presenting the name
of David Bennett Hill TO the National De-
mocracy in convention assembled.
When such an admirable spirit Of har-
mony exists in the Democracy of the Empire
State il may we'll be accepted, not only as a
harbinger Of victory but an indication as
certain as the revolution Of the planets, that
the old line, rock-ribbed aud Unterrihed
Democracy is stripping for the battle Of
1904 in every state. city, hamlet and school
district. Who can doubt the result with the
sagacious aud brilliant leadership Of such a
masterful intellect as David B. Hill plotting
and directing the assauiting columns upon
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-16

Nobody who has read the able series of
articles on the Pension Office, appearing in
these columns, need be informed that the
writer is thoroughly conversant with PEN
sion Office law and rulings. Nobody knows
who the writer is and nobody shall know
Our able correspondent need have no fear
that either Evans or any of his spies can
penetrate the secret. We open our own
mail and correspondents are fully protected.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-16

It is possible. indeed, that an infant of
five or six months CESSATION born apparently
without life would deceive as experienced
a practitioner as Dr. Hagner. Such things
have frequently occurred. But dumping
the body in garbage can is carrying
chivalry too far. The doctor is certainly
guilty of-neglect
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-16

St Elizabeth's hospital is becoming de-
moralized, if we are to judge by the num-
Der of communications reaching this Office
criticising the management. 1t is impossi-
bic TO notice or print them all, but briefly
summarized they charge DR.. Richardson
with mismanagement, favoritsm and III
treatment of the employees Where there is
so much smoke there must be considerable
FIRE. II may take Congressional commit
tee Of investigation to out the confagrahon
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-16

Any able bodied man ont of employment
can find a good paying temporary job at
the--office. There is a clerk employed in
that department who wants to hire some one
to lick his wife's lover
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-16

Ex Governor Altgeld was sincere, homes
man and the friend and champion of the
masses. He was hated by the vested in
terests and Imperialistic classes. The Re.
public lost a faithful son and patriot in the
death of Mr. Altgeld.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-16
Thought He Went TO the Philippine
Islands

Editor Sunday Globe
Why is there nothing in your paper about
the Government Printing Office. You
promised to rid us of Mcfarland. 1t would
be blessing to us if you did He is awful
to work for. Brooks helps him to make
lives miserable. Please help US.
ONE OF THE HELPLESS
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-16

Shl Mr. President-we are acquainted
with not less than half dozen temporary
War Department clerks who are red hot
Democrats
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-16

The GLOBE hopes that write-up of Re-
corder lDancy did not drive him from the
city permanently. II is two weeks since
he has been at his office.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-16

The sudden demise of Doorkeeper Glenn
was quite a shock to his many friends in
aud outside the halls of Congress.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-16
Notice Subscribers.

The WASHINGTON SUNDAY GLOBE will
be delivered in the city at the rate of
twenty cents per month, payable in advance.
c. T. HUNTER,
Circulation Manager
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-16

The chairman on invitations Of the EN-
NETT anniversary made error in over
looking an invitation to Congressman
Wheeler Of Kentucky.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-16
The sugar debate beets us.

The ship subsidy bill has pension money
behind il.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-16

Obstetrics is sure enough developing into
a peculiar science when aecouching ply
sicians chuck babies into ash barrels
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-16

If hot air could be financially utilized the
SUNDAY GLOBE would be daily with a
big ten-story building on the Avenue.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-07-10
efinns Jnlls, afiih- -pnIsntn nrn TO- a,lt 1902.

ten ipielten am 4. in Montroie. .-Ser=
mann uno 9lugiit SAME Iino auF
berlen bel Wluttern 5u 8eiuh. - g.
Turner, Der hieiige Wfiller, bat feline
Sanpfmiible nit elmer Jarm psr=
taulbt uno 6err 3. Heeo BON Sutton
1T Der neue eigentbiimer. -gei 4altor
5. Smith tlappfrte Der .Gtorh uno
binterlleB Elm biibihes MdOel BON
regularem 8afOta gewiht. llnfer
btellger Barber bat lid einen @ehiilfen
pnn Wtinneapolis impprtirt 9tamens
8eo. 8eorihe. - Sci &. 9uncan er=
id)ien am 2. Elm itrammer Gtammbal=
ter. 3pei Salopns miro es bon iebt
ab bier inSpeneer geben anItatt eineri,,
mie bisber. Sie 6irma 2uetb & sabs
1T nidt mebr. 0err 2iit6 bat it'd qe=
lunoheitsbdlber suriifoesoqen ii. Serr
Sabs tDirb oas ejeid)dft allein meiterz
fabren. -8a Sduifer 5rib aurb nidt
mehr YlaB genug bat, baut er uno
Wuquit 2inoetugel cine neue GeIioens
I'M ihOniten Stabtbiertel bon Spencer.
Garolus.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-07-10
= aoiipn Gountp.
(Special=G siponosus.)

WttfneH, .. sSull I9UZ
2aut geihluB oes Staetratbs uuroe
Der lebensgefabrlihe 8urgerIteiq, Der
bon Der Siioleite nabe oes Rounohauies
nab Der eigentlihen Staot fiihrt, als
semeinihlolih ertldrt uno oelien ges
niiBung Derboter.-AlIo nit benz Sau
elmer Staotballe iou heutr thaildhlih
begonnen neroen. - Shantaerehtiame
erhielt 8. gB. Spang nahtrdelit be-
.pilligt, oa oeien Qnnalt Dem Staotz
rath Die 8eriiherung gab, oaB iein
Client in 3utunft niht nebr Die lleber-
tretung oes Qiqu6rs8eIeBes ouloen
ueroe. - 9om 8lib eritlaqen muroe
geltern Worgsn auf ieinsm 9lnlpeien
Der Garmer Sohn 6olomann. 9urd
einen siueiten glisStrabl puroen bier
Stiif gieb getDotet. Giplomdnn tam
i'm NdrS BON @Ienr 2ate, Sa., bier
on nnb faufte 500 gtdtr 2ano in 8eu=
Lab 5opnihip, no er etae MuIferfarm
anleste. -6rau Satpb gHier, Die me6s
rere gBO1en llnter GrStliher gebuno=
lung itano, lit Iopeit pieoer beraeftelIt,
uno bat ihren alien guten Sumor
ipieoer gefunoeu. - 6roBtapitaliit s.
Wiomann lit bon ieiner Reiie naa Dem
Often suriidsetehrt uno ertldrt, oas er
elm Sotel in Nlithea errihten tperse,
tpie faum eine sleihsroBe Staot in
RoropeIten zines auflpeiien fann
9lmfortas.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-07-10

Yanttpn. aep. Sobn WiQiam-
ion lit nuh Wianitoba abgereilt, UNI
bort Die Siour Snoianer, tpelde iitb in
Der 9lnsahl pon ettpa 1000 gerIoner
nad benz Snoianeraufitano in Neinne-
iOta oabin fliitteten uno bort perblie=
ben, IN Nfillionsangeleaenbeiten auf.
.Suiuhen.
0lennp. giOolpb gdert, Der 10
Sabre alte Spbn Don Senrp edert,
plroe ourt Die porseiti0e Grploiion
eines 6ellermerttorpers Ihmer i'm 8e=
lidlt oerbrannt. @3an bort, Isin guz
genliht 3u erbaltsu. 3. 8. 9reBler,
Der in Der Ndbe mar, erbielt ebenfaus
8erleBungen.
ateranorta. q. gg. Qedbam
bat feline 3eitung, Oas ,gileranoria
Sournal al ~. u. Samion, einen
practiiden 3eitungsmann aus Beooeg,
g. o., bertauIt. 9eBterer piro Die
3eitung am /. Qlugult iibernebmen. -
Rep. gater 8uren lit ebrenpoa bef0r=
bert tporoen unD lit nah 9lberoeen, 9.
D., Ieinem iteuen gBirtunestreis per=
isBt. Sein 9tahfolger bier iii aep.
0ugo 9ictor.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-07-10
(Spesial eiponoens.)

9urou, b. sSuIi 1902
9as Wetter 1T ieBt gut fiirs Rorn,
es maht CUTE 6ortfhritte. - 6aael=
ihauer ftno an Der Sagesoronuna,
aber 5uroH uuo llmsegenb 1T big iebt
ned oaDoH oerihont seblieben.-Wenu
oas beige Wettsr 70 anbdlt, miro bic
9ogseuernts balb Beginner. - am L.
Suli lieB Iih Der Gtorh in auierer
Jtahbaritaft bliftn uno butterflies BEL
Serrn uno Jrau Grip Seller elm se=
iunoes S6hterlein. Neutisr uno Qinb
befinbsn iia mobl. - gs lift als elm
Wunosr gu betrahtsn, oaB auf Sim
Wartins l20 Afer aornfelo am 81.
SUM- aud niht cine ein3iae 5taube
erfroren ilt. - 9as pienie am 4. sSuli
in Robert Simn's port mar gut Be-
iudt. Shreibsr oieies tonnte niht
erIheinen, neil sr Die Trsunolihe Gin
labuns erit am 5. Suli erbislt, aber
Nobert, mir MAIDEN aaes mieber gut.
Wdre gerne oaeetueIen, oenn es giebt
bier ia niht ale Gage Elm reht oeutidt
semiitblines jelt. 6. Waeoiger.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-07-10
5[11tttt1tFr SO.

lSpsitaI sGorrei eiponosn,.l
gpipbann. z. sSu[i 19O2.

0plp9uNU, q. aSull l3DZ.
geBten Sonntag, 80. sSuni, enbete
Die Stdgigs Miliion; Den Sflub eer=
telbe1 biloete Die einmeibuna bes
gfihionstreu3es auf Dem Stirf,hoFe.
8aiIelbe puroe BON unierm ebemalideu
Yfarrer Groeger Der @jeineinbe aeihentt
rno nld6t Dem @eber olle Gbre. IS
6rau Sena qaraDies, meld5e fir einios
Woden In @iscuniiil auf 9eiud mar,
tit pieoer ipo9lbebalten suriidaetebrt.
- gSie bereits In leBter DRUMMER ae=
melOet, mar Serr gaid. Saoler in
WsinneIUtd, I'M 2ano su tQufen, tehrte
aber unperriateter Sahe suriid. sSebt
bat oerielbe ieinen Shpieqerlohn,
Serrn Sobann Grips auf ben 2arios
banoel geid)ift uno siuar nah g8af6-
tll9ton; honentlit miro Spbn belier
Slid baben, als fein Shlpieaerpater.
- Die aernfeloer, melhe ODE uno leer
bala9en, fangen tpieoer on, grin All
peroen, uno faas tein su fritber Serbif
eintrltt, onrfteu mir nod auf cine
3ornernte re6nen. Wie mir perneh=
men, miro Vater Groeger fir einiae
3ett Die 4=RaD Walhine ruben lalien
lino ssoentt er ii6 ielbsr aud einige
gBohen Der Rube Su g6nnen. Gorr.
(Spe3ialseoueiponoens.)
gnlerp, 5. Suli 1902.
). 5. Jfolan mar am Wpntaa in
Alerdnoria. - 6rl. Qnna Waltsr mar
einige Gage gu 9eIub bel ibren gltern
III Siour Gals.-6rl. Gina GiIemann
perbrahte ben 8isrtsi bel ibren gltern
IN Scotlano. .-Serr uno Ssrau 8. Ble=
der iirlo nat aoon, g. 8. gereiit su
gelud bel Sreunben. - Trl. Uean
greeolppe bon Salem lit oieie Wohe
Der 8ait bon SRI. gtbeI Sablpr.
S. y. gboie BON golman 1T bier III
BeIuh bel ibrer Sohter Ssrau r. g.
Saunoers.-Srau Segries uno Sod
ter fino IN i6re Seimatb, Orange @itp,
Sa., suriifgetebrt. - Die Jamilie @.
3eenan lit mad Wtinneapolis abaereiif,
ND he ben Somnter nerbrinqen piro.
S. y. 9lren0 llno 6amilie fubren mad
Yarflton, um 8erpanote su beIuher.
-6rau S. 9B. Stntlep uno seinoer
ltno na9 l1ngerem 8eiub babier nadb
suriifgetebrt. Daniel
Desmond bon 8aiton, Sa., lit bier
auf geiua bel ieinen Sbbnen 3. g.
uno y. u. uno 56dtern Grau S. s.
Sdilg unb Sri. Rarp DESMOND.
Corr.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-07-10
i0ps,lal .@orrelppnbsn3.l }

g peHter, z. SulL 1902.
Ser A. Suli perlisf lsbr rubis in
Speneer. Sine 6eier tuuroe nibt per=
anitaltet uno Elm Seber, Der 3u Dauis
geblieben mar, iudte iih elm tiibles
Yldbhen uno trant Elm tubes Sier-
den, BON Derrn Sobn Sennsr gelie-
fert, oenn Sobn bdlt INNER bas Bette
pon allen 4. Suli Getrdnten porrdttis.
3arolus mahte einsn AbHeter mad
Napls, nm lih bort Die Geaeno angus
ieben, nnb oa Der 4. bort aud Qefeiert
nliroe, mar natiirlid aud bort Elm
Yler1en 3u haben. ST traI bort unter
onpern Deridieoene Gentlhe, 10 gum
8eiipiel perrn Baniier Dalter uno
Antticndr 8ia Shulbs, tpelne bafiir
forgten, bob Qarplus llnterhaltuuQ
bate. lks III obtr aud cine prdntpolle
0t9esb Mt lauter reiden Cutie
ft<rn. -unitrt bitfstu Gtaotmuiiian,
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-07-10
Deuel. Gouutg.
ISpe;ini=g =gorreip iponoeit5. !

Iltamont, ben Z. sJuli 1902
Qerr uno 6rau g8m. 2smte nebIt
5Dbter Dlarie uno 6rau Witttpe
Giunstp alias 6rau Sin,e, parsn
iiinglt bel Shpauottes, in Der Gdbe
BON palmer, CUR Qohssit; es parsu
aud oerihieoene rbehte@ bort, Die
serne ang.biHen bdtten, Die .Wain=
noms" tuaren isooh fur lie unerreih-
bar.--g 3. Suli itarb Die 10 Sabre
alte 9ohter bon Wiilan Nnberiou, 5
Weilen norblih bon bier nobnbaft, on
Der inspar;en Dipbtberitis; nod orei
anbere ainber oerielben 6amilie liegen
an Der 1urhtbaren arantbeit oarnisosr
uno am 4. Nahuittags muroe 9r.
pernep bon oen Mettrennsn in @lear
Gate fortoebolt, oa Die Rranfbeit nun
aud Die Ulutter ergriffen bot; tpie er
uns ieoo4 beute oeriihert, bort er Die
iibrisen our&subrinsen. - Nm Abeno
bes 4. Suli tam Elm tiihtissr Gsmittsr-
idauer nit 3iemlihem Sturmpino;
oerielbe mari zines bon gBm. Hob-
weoers Garmbduiern um uno bemolirte
oerItisbene Stdls. Nuh Ihlug Der
8liB in Die tatboIilhe Girbs in aran3-
burg, obne ieooh gu siinoen.
W. 8runste.
(Spe3ioIs sGorreipouoeus.
8ooonin, z. Suli 1902
Ser 4. Suli puroe in 8oponin be-
lonoers feflih begansen. 3u bepun=
bern 1T, oaB tein llngliidsfal portam.
0as Wittugehen uno Supper puroe
in %. Eobmeoers neuen Qaoen ierpirt,
no bunoerte perionen bon ben lutb.
0eutihen in auseeaeihnster Weiie De-
pirtbet muroen. Wdbreno oes 2ages
berri1te ih6nes Wetter, absr am Nbeno
fam elm ihperer GepitterIfurm, Der
orei Weilen norolih BON bier Elm 9aus
uno mebrere Stalluusen 3eriiorte. gs
lit sliidliherpeile tein MsenIbenleben
su betlagen. - Ser aroBe 2eihltail oes
Qerrn 6tanmooo 1T an 90. Mubtpeber
nertauft tporben, Der osnlelben bereits
ilbernommen bat. 8. W.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-07-10
Minnebaba gsuats.
{Spesials rreipoubens.)

a. ~ ", .. xSukl lCVG
I'm 4. Suli ging BIER alles pie am
Shnisy4en. Moraens bel Der paraoe
|ging es Sdou lultig gu. QDir baHen
auh bas ih0nife gDetter Bis Mbenbs,
oa muBte Der Regsn Die Bemiitber
etuas abtublm. g5 fparen lebr piele
9eute bier, aEss bunt ourdeinanber
Die preiie lino ale rihtig bertbeilt
moroer, uno 70 ssmiltblib 1T es nod
niemals aeweieu, mie oieles sSa5r unb
i'd bOffe, baB lih slGe gut amuIirt ba=
ben. s.. 4ingsberrp psrihDnert feline
Helioens, uno ldbt oisislbe anitreihen.
befomnt nun audi Gement=
Jublteise. - peinrih 2ltb lit mad
Siour SAILS, er uirb oa als Glert IN
einem Shublaosn arbeiten. W}. 8.
(SpaiaIs sGorrsiponosB.)
grano Meab z. eSuli 1902
Jrau 0einrid Brandt, tuelhe sur
Jeier oes 73. 8eburtstases ibrer Mut-
ter mad Aibton, Soma, sereilt mar,
tsbrte am Dienitag b. SO. in peqlei=
tung ibrer Nihte, SRI. yangtrt, su=
rid; am Gonneritas fam aud nod
eine Shpeifer BON SRI. Yangert Bier
an. - Der alte Qerr Winters 1T in
Siour 9itp, mo- er gum 5irsiten mai
operirt muroe iusgen zines Grebslei-
oens.- Anl porisen Sonntag fano Elm
pienie Der lutb. Sonntagsihule in
slusut 3lud's Orooe itatt. Charlie
Brandt mar Sonnabeno in Gtour
Jaus. Corr.
$5umb bplot, s. SuIi 1902.
SEQ. W. Wtaribaa, Der neue llbr=
NADER maht ale Gorten ll1renrepara=
tllren prompt, billig uno gut. 6iir
ieine Arbeit giebt er ein Sabr idrift-
lihe 0arantis. IA auq
Or. Carl s. Selmep, prattiiher
9lrjt 9raouirt auf Der Gbieagoer llni-
periitdt; jeoer Ruf bel Sag unb Natt
PROMPT beanttportet. Gprtbt fir ibn
IN Delmeps &potbete Dor. l7iEl
@6rift Ra<bl. b<r mooere bierfioele
Birth. bdlt pdt-enb Der GommtrtaQe
ois til9lfen 0strdnte cui Eager.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-17
Sowder Won Fairly.

In the "broncho-busting' con
test held in Denver last week
Thad Sowder again won the cham
pionship belt presented by the
managers of the Festival Of Noun
tain and Plain for the best rough
rider. With the belt went a cash
prize of $500 in gold and a two
Years contract with Col. Cody's
wild west show. The relatives of
Sowder in this vicinity and his
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-17
Notice of Election.

ing precincts of Sedgwick county, in
the state of Colorado, on Tuesday. the
Fourth a. day of November A d. 1902.
That on said day the following officers
are to be elected, viz:
One Representative in the 18th Con-
gress of the United States. at large.
One Representative in the 5sth Con-
gress of the United States, for the
First Congressional District.
One Governor of the State of Colorado
One Lieutenant Governor of the
State of Colorado.
One Secretary of State.
One Auditor of State.
one Attorney General.
one Superintendent Of Public In
structon.
Two Regents of the University of
Colorado.
One State Senator, Twelfth Sena-
torial District
One Member of the House Of Repre-
sentativeS.
One County Commissioner, within
and for Commissioner District No. |.
one County Coroner. to fill vacancy.
Justices and Constables for the vari-
Gus precincts.
i he qestion of organizing Sedgwick
county into one school district for high
school purposes will be submitted to
the qualified electors Of the county.
The question of voting bonds for
building a county court house will be
submitted to the qualified electors Of
the county.
The following proposed amendments
to the constitution of the state Of Col
orado will be submitted to the qualified
electors of the state, as follows, viz;
An amendment to sections six, eight
and eleven Of article fourteen Of the
constitution, relative to changing time
of election of county officers.
An amendment to sections twenty
one and twenty-five of article six Of
the constitution of the state OF Color
ado, relative to changing time of cleo
tiOn of district attorneys.
An amendment to section one Of arti-
Gle seven of the constitution of the
state of Colorado, relative to qualifica-
tions of voters.
An amendment to the constitution
of the state of Colorado. by adding
thereto article XIX, relative to the city
and county Df Denver
An amendment to article five of the
constitution of the state of Colorado,
by adding thereto new section to be
known as Twenty-Five A % A relative
to the hours Of labor in underground
workings, blast furnaces, smeltcrS, or
other branches of labor the general
assembly may consider injurious on
dangerous to health. life or limb.
Amendments to article ten 'of the
constitution Of the state of Colorado,
relative to changing the tax system of
the state.
In testimony whereof have hercun-
to set my hand aud affixed the official
seal of said county this 10Th day of
October, 1902. H. c. McNew,
TSEAIl County Clerk