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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1907-11-29
Commissioners Proceedings.
VI MOnday, Nov, II. lyO-

~ Si'Sh Il. III. ilH' CciniHlSSIpieFs
met in adjourned session with all
members present: also W. II. Pound,
co unity attorney, and Norah b. Red
ford, clerk.
The following annual appropriation
resolution was offered and read, to-
wit:
Be it resolved by the Board of
County Commissioners of Sedgwick
county, Colorado, that thee be and
are hereby appropriated for the next
fiscal year out of the money in the
county treasury of Sedgwick county.
and not otherwise appropriated. the
following sums. or 20 much thereof as
may be necessary to defray all neces-
sary expenses and liabilities of Sedg-
wick county for the fiscal year begin
ming january lst, l9OS, to-wit:
For the purpose of paying
the county officers fees.
cOurteNpenses, and all other
ordinary county expense
items, out Of the Ordinary
Fund : $500
For the purpose of main
tanning roads and bridges
and building new bridges,
out of the Road and Bridge
Fund Il. 600
For support of the poor,
out of the Poor Fund 600
For court house expenses,
out of the Court HoNse EX-
pense Fund $500
For emergencies and un-
foreseen contingencies, out
of the Emergency Fund 600
For the purpose of main
tanning a county high school,
out OF the County High
School Fund .. 400
For the purpose of main
tanning the sch OILS of the
county, out OF the General
School Fund 2.OOO
On motion Of Commissioners Sher-
man, seconded by Commissioner
johnson, the foregoing annual appro.
priation resolution was adopted-all
members voting yes.
BY further resolution the board of
county commissioners levied upon
each dollar of annual valuation of
property within the corporate limits
of Sedgwick county, Colorado, the
following levies, to-wit:
For the Ordinary County
Revenue fund 6 Mills
For the Road and Bridge
fund ) Mills
For the Poor fund t Mills
For the Court House Ex-
pensy fund p Mills
For Emergency fund Mills
For County High School
fund . Mills
For the General School
fund > Mills
That there be levied military poll
Tax of 81 upon each able bodied male
person in Seugwick county, not ex-
empy from military duty.
State levey as certified to this board
by the secretary of state Mills
And that there be levied upon each
dollar of assessed valuation of all
property within each of the several
school districts in Sedgwick county
the following levies, as the same APP
pears upon the certificates filed with
this board. as follows, to-wit:
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1907-11-29
To Sleep RestfuiIy.

Train yourself to 80 to sleep think.
ing OF your happiest experiences Have
your muscles relaxed, your mind at
peace and on your face the expression
of happiness.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1907-11-29

Johnson, which carried, said resolu-
ton was adopted.
Upon motion of Commissioner
johnson, seconded by Commissioner
Sherman the board adjourned to meet
November Is, 1907.
Norah b. Redford, Clerk.
November IS, 1907.
O'Clock a. IN. The board of'coun-
ty commissioners met in adjourned
session with all members present.
The clerk was directed to advertise
stationery proposals: also for pub
fishing delinquent tax sale list.
The following claims were audited
and allowed:
Ordinary Fund.
Out West Printing ~ Stay Co.
supplies $ l55.9l
G. Nj. Harris, clerk district
court 40 l5
y. L. Hart, stenographer dis
trict court 20 90
salary 10 90
w. I. Vail, jury fee 10
G. w. White, com'r 81 30
w. L. Johnson. com'r 40 20
+. w. Sherman. comr 81 60
Norah b. Redford. clerk 65 90
Road Fund.
i John "a - | nm hon ~, l,,,n
ber. etc. 492 Sc
Z. S. Buzz x Co., lumber 81 35
Frank Herfert, road ogerseer l6 90
+. j. liertert, road work 90
WIN. Loves Jr., cement ill 2l9 90
G. a. Woodruff, road work 26 GO
John G. Mowbray, road wo,k 32 90
Aug. Polzin, road work 81 so
J. o. Thistle, wor k on state
bridge 10 90
f. w. Sherman, freight 5 20
Clyde Epley, road work Is rs
Court house Expense Fund.
Harry Entr!ken, district court
janitor 5 90
Fred Fender, county drayiug 10 so
Vaughan " Labaree, jail sup
plies 6 G3
John Cass Lumber Co, coal
for county Offices l27 55
Poor Fund.
John Cass Lumber Co. coal
for poor SOP
There being 10 further business to
consider the board adjourned.
Norah b. Re,lford, Clerk.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1907-11-29
What Ia a Baby?

That which makes home happier.
love stronger, patience greater, hands
buster, nights longer, days shorter
the past forgotten. the futures brighter.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1907-11-29

Chapped hands are quickly cured
by applying Chamberlain Salve
Price p cents. For sale by all drug
gists.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1907-11-29

Always keep box Of Ayers Pills in the
house. Just one pill at bedtime, now and
then, will ward off many an attack Of
biliousness, Indigestion, sick headache.
How many years has your doctor known
these pills? Ask him all about them.
Mnda hy tho j. c. Ave- Co. lowell nsss-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1907-11-29
She Smacked Of Books,

"They tell me you kissed Miss Son
net. the poetess. on yesterdays auto
mobile excursion"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1907-11-29

find her."
Miss Sonnet has marked literary
Mste"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1907-11-29

NN. ITHtI' lS IIHt.
-Indesd, And how AID you-sn-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21
TRAINMEA DEgoUNCE
UNCLE JOE CANNON
AS A FOE To LABOR
BROTHERHOOD ADOPTS REsoLu-
TON OPPOSING HIS RE.ELEc
TON, ACCUSING HIM or
WORKING AGAINST UNIONS.

Atlanta, Ga. May 20.--Among the
resolutions adopted today by the
Brotherhood 81 Railway rrainmen
was one densuncing the action Of
Speaker Cannon Of the national house
.9f T representatives., In his attitude TO-
ward labor and opposing his re cleo
lion.
Az ground for tals the preamble
scites that. We have reason 10 be-
iere Joseph G Cannon has. as speak
Of the national house Of repFes enta
ives used the influence aud power
10 fthat great office to defeat the pa
sage OF legislation sought by the rail-
road employees and other wcrsing
classes. 10Th in the way Of appoint.
ing, as menibers Of committee 20
mich such legislation was referred
men who were known 10 be hostile to
IS nactement sind by the use 81
threats. intimidation and force com
ceiling members TO vote against our
egislat on, contrary Re their own
onviction.7
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21
THE HEAT cR0

TIL 1901 tan wheat crap reaehe
Tas 4FloBA bushels. Since then + HAY
range from 1 600 tn 1914 "a
Gga .g7sa, in lg05 THE figures faf
1865 HE hat Immediately available.
Ailf Fle crop WINS above THE average os
sne preceding i've years Il il est
mated that the winter wheat crop has
lon ct sllar 100000 900 bsshels
That anlDanf from an average crop III
nof d calamity III d IL to eaHse AIN
pfefansiOn All the New York Times
sass Dollar wheat Is the mos
stimulating thing upon the sprina
wheat crop which /. II possible to
Imagine, and II II 4 trade maxim that
when winter wheat promises badly at
thsH time the spring wheat does as
ccpsIonally well. whatever the fash
ionable form ~ Gran destroyer m that
year When the winter Wheat prom
ise III good, the spring yield falls off
Id less than halt tile winter outturn
bur when the winter promise ii la1
the spring yield Jumps uR to 90 or 7N
Der cent Oh fuE ibtdA Via HaaAS klUF5
that the damage To crops done before
July or August III rarely alarming, l..
IL only the too forehanded who viii
do much real worrying about the
quantity 0f wheat-which Is some
thing different from worrying about
prices Of wheat-until etween. say,
Fourth OF July and Thanksgiving
And he the facts whatever they may
there are circumstances already al.
hiled 10 which win mitigates their
financial significance
Rarely 40 both The winter and
spring wheat crops yield equally we'll
Tie passing OF the dollar mark in
paices can not affect Che crops. ana
wnile it is a good thing for those who
have wehat 10 sell not many farmers
are among them. ANA the harvest viii
find the price again below the dolia
mark. though good prices are likely t.
he maintained Excitement in tho
wheat phi need disturb only the specu
laiors
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21
BEES AND MATHEMATICS.
Winged Workers Skilled In Practical
A Use OF Numbers.

The, construction CT geometrlcally
perfect celis Il not the only mathe-
matieaF operation performed by bees.
according TO Abraham Meter, VINO
reAa an Interesting paper on the sub
Iset before the Paris Academy Of
Science The Revue ScientidqVe re-
pcrys that he lsought cut the follow
ing facts
'Not cl.ly IS thu construction of the
cells carried ON by mathematical rule,
but many other operations OF the i'm
ser.s also; for instance. the collection
Ok the maximum amount OF honey in
the maximum time, and the division
Of the workers among the plants pro-
portionateN to the number OK plants
of the same species. In the hives the
number Of bees engaged in ventilation
il almost vigorously proportional 70
tie daily increase Of weight OF honey.
exc Facts 5f this order relate to
arithmetical proportions. while those
having 10 do with cell building relate
70 the aebnetfical rations-"
NJ Meter Is Of the opinion, how
ever, ia spite IL this show Vt appar-
emit intelliseace on the part al the
bees. that all their movements. with-
out exception, are Of the nature Ut
reaaXes that Is, performed without
cons ioGs action, just as we close our
eyes iasti4ctiFeIy when a motion Is
made toward them,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21

The electricians of late have been
making some most interesting expert
ments in the matter of high-tension
electricity, using only a very high
voltage storage battery and system
Of condensers. The apparatus gave
ont a four-foot spark. Nothing could
insulate il, rot even vacuum tube.
II proved satisfactorily the futility of
endeavoring TO insulate a lightning
rod. The great spark represented over
million of volts tension. For a light
ming fash a mile long this ratio
could give something like a thousand
million of volts. The experiments
are Of special interest, as the absence
Of an induction coil enables the volt
age to lie more accurately estimated.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21

lis II possible for the perpls ~ thf
Irycr p pairon!ze itg on ihe4 nns
hand tac necessities of the world bld
lfor their prod ce; on the ether the
n liddIng.is confined 10 ths people alors
Hue hanka III ;tle waterway. II js
mot thcn the fault NJ NE people that
tihc ttaac uf thc riycr ialls into decay
iit IA hot the faut os Dc railroads,
bit IA ate totally w. natural Ia y
Regulating gl necessities WI nan
ikind which seek fuihllment aloeg eas'
Nest anu most economical lines WIN
Ithu railroad active IN providing he
inclns tor satisfying Iiie necessities
uf tbe world ma che I'm ! taking na
sicp6 whatever toward playing rar{
iin this larger ana iar create fell, we
iara f5rcGI NJ taa conclusion that hess
ldifecting tbe affaiis of Inc rgilrai
hape ea d1A@ Their ttty toEarl
.Aelt Medium OF transportation whi,e
lthose controlling the desrnies NJ heI
river have sirply heen dereict in
thpir daty III III as sucb me iilim
sIenc tlc Aecadance river trade Il
aace2he directly IA lhe sscrtooming
and lata I'll progress Te epergY In
these e9ntfollns tae destiny 0f theI
river la other words, tae cavern
Dent ball. not dom its duty by tae
river IL has set slim declining tal
#lya The river The advantages mat (
pfiya ea.eiprise has given the raiI
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21

|, Havana, May 20.-Ths flfsh ami
ycrsary 81 the independence of ba
and Of the iLaaguratlch uf Tomas
estrada Palma az nrst president 81
ne republic was cclch,ntea today
The day was observer ass public
holiday aud public hnlldieas ana bust.
ness houses cf Havana geaarally l'is,
played the nngs 81 Cuba aL,s the
United F'aics a pNbne reception
was ksla Ihis afternoon AZ the gov
orncr's palace.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21

Interesting figures of the relative
agility Of hares and rabbits are given
ia a recent volume by j. q Millais.
When running at ease" he says, 1.-THE
length of the hare's stride is about
four feet. but under conditions OF
fear its leaps extend to ten and
twelve feet, while some authors claim
that it can jump fen bitches 20 to %
feet In width Perpendicularly hare
can jump on to a five foot wall, but
seems to be nonplussed by one Of
about six feet The stride of the
rabbit is about two feet horizontally.
About three feet is the highest that
rabbit can attain to even when
helped by the asperities of a stone
WALL
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21
The Earth-s nnYelo 81, ent

The hypothesis III world develop
ment from sriral nehplae, which was
widely discussed about twenty years
aao. bat which Dc late years has been
seriously questioned, has been
strengthened somewhat recently BIZ
the explanation that worlds are
formed not by THE condensation Of
riags gradually solidlfed from teau-
GUS nebulae, but rather by great
masses thrown Off OF detached from
the parent mass Of nebula by the
centrifugal fierce of the rotation, Pho
tographs of rehnlae disclose such
masses Id process of detachment. and
most astronomers are now inclined to
The belief that this II the way i'll
which planetary bodies have been
formed Tie heavens show thousands
of SPINAL nehulae which arc evidently
iii state of rotation In central nuclei,
and which indicate that they will
'plNhaulg tie consolidated into suns
and solar systems similar to our OWN.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21
RIVER AND RAILROAD.

Senator Burton received body
blow from the Memphis Comm rcial
Appeal yesterday. His strongest ar
gument 10 Justify government neglect
Ct the rivers has been thai the bust
ness Of the rivers has dsclined or
Is not up 70 what Il should be under
The circumstance. The senator's ar
e ment is dangerous because z seem
Plausible, bur lis utter lslacy as an
excuse for not improving ii rivers
or any part of them Is pointed oui 10.
the Commercial Appeal a. follows
Suppose st Louis had only one
railroad line. ard it running along he
river bank to New Orleans. which
would get the freight. the Hsfer OF ID
"a lrsalg We are incllns5 TO think
she railroad would be put estt OF busi
aces Bat what if the railroad es-
fabiished othor connections eonnec
lions making It easy fos shift it,
freight to 9th. lines. many heT
lines. all other lires and each q
fhese leading TO mars Of commerce
greater tnan any upon the river? d.
The meantime the owners Of tn VET
content themselves win pulling
snags and mendiag banks With never
a Thought of eonnecting the ream
win these other and great marts OF
the world Enaer thfse changed cor.
aiiions what IS iiaeiy 10 happen
Eariiy re rislrasd pa be r.F on
81 business. for tie fiFer is stFici iy
! Hsse1 shlie re rai'fgad chers the
sfs1acsion ef tae markets Of tie
+ I'd.
Under a coadition Ike this hoN
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21
{ pense of snow Ir Loalon.

A snowatorm In London involves
tile expenditure Of big fortune to re-
store the streets 70 anything like a
passable condition. After the snow
storm OF January, 1895, which APP
proxlmates TO the present visitation,
Nisbet Blair. the surveyor of st. Pam
eras. stated that his authority ex-
pended G2,472 on snow removal.
There are twenty-eight boroughs in
London and. taking st Paneras as
an averaga-sized borough, the total
expenditure would he close upon
10000 This sum makes no proy1-
sion for the City Of London. and the
total cannot fall far short of ft00,-
900. Half an hcur's rainfall at this
stage would be worth its weight in
gold provided, Of course. that 1t
was not Immediately followed by a
frost.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21
shoemaksrs as ereat Men.

Cermanys now famous captain of
Koepenick comes Of a calling which
has given the world some very great
men. One authority asserts that the
majority Of cobblers have exceptional
brafns-that their attitude when
STOPPING over their work tends to a
craniai Development in the part where
the intellectual faculties are seated.
some one has written a book on illus
trious shoenakers. In il are SIR
Cloudasley shovel. Clifford the Terri
BILE. Bloomfield. author Of the we'll
known farmers Boy" Carey. the
OrsenialIst, Admiral Ayngs. George
Fox. founder Of the Society CT
Friends: John kitfo. the Biblical
scholar. sturgeon. the electrician. Tie
l.st Of iIiustrioas sAoemakers runs
into scores.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21
LAWYER SHOOTS MAN
WHO REFUSED HIM
oi HAND OF HIS GIRL
LAWYER Tries TO KILL POLiTi-
CAL LEADER ~ TULSA. Z. T..
FlGHT-FATHER STAYS HIS
DAUGHTERS LOVER.

Tulsa. J r May z0-Haskeil p.
faley. LAWYER and politician today
stpt B f Pettus. cessiu Of Senator
l.F itus 81 Alahams and lesIer iu
q iahoma Democratic afairs Tae
looting occurred on The n1a~inal
ayeet conner and was wfues-el by
s. dozen persons IT is ALLEGED that
= feeling he's existed Ter several
wears growing ont 81 Pcuus- refusal
70 ACCEPT TaHer as sutton f9r the
band Of his DAUGHTER Petfus en re-
cover
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21
ro, FoacE aGMovAL OF FENCES

Chey me WE. Hav 20-Ac.i0n
wa h-omhf ln f8e United states dis
Eict cont to-day bv fbc federal gov
eminent aga'nst The Wyoming ca ge
end lave fuerf company and the
Fedora Land ana Securities cem~any
70 compeI them to remove fences
arwni 1890 acres of government
and 90 miles east o. Cheyenne.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21
CHEER UP.

sodaen ansrg Skies III Slate
Clouds of inkr hue
sueh Aas heen oar soEnbeF fate
AN Title winter thr0'
Rain and Hail ana endless SNOW
Ashen days all gray
NM have mad enough of hose
Smile d little May
we had better hopes Of spring
Slowly nos they fade.
But az YET VIZ staunchlF ling
To the tickle jade
After Aplifs seowiiag reign
Pattern not. we pray
Let til have the sun asain,
Smile d liz ie, May.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21

Joplin. so. BIAS ~ Ar S1urhwes 81
city. Mcdonald countv. a A. Note
bee Lest lishi SLOT and killed Ce--re
0yier aged q. z1n Of a prominent
merchant. 0gler bad bren Eep8lue
,o-apany Ri % HcGebee's daugs tef
AGAINST The fathers wishes TIE zIrI
ieit horne lo mee1 Ogie- her fataer
TO loving ana Khsn Oyier aad the
sill net the father shot him through
The head.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21
s. CADETS DISMISSED.

Maeah 80. Nav % 1t bcea-e
crown TODAY ihst ~ cadets vore
ummariIf dismissed and er-e'iei
fr1m fhe Grounds 81 BIees Mu are
academy az For Biees near here sa--
-aaF. by academy authorities be
rarse of insubo- i'nst'0n resu-tiug
lmn rho efforts or agthorIfes to-
break ln craf sacfeffr4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21
Mig -four From vas,
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

BELT LINE cars due tn leave Second st. 60
ing north on Commercial Ave-, every is min
nt@s from a. m. to | D m
Goirg rorth on Walnut st every I5 rninutes
from sos m. to le.6S n m.
POPLAR ST. LIvE-Holbrnok Ave car due
TO leave Secon 1T q ing nerth on Holbr~ok
Ave. at 1851; n. 6:42; s:57; 7:I2 a, m, aud on
same inmates every hour until l0:42 and lI:l2
u. m.
Going west on Twenty Eighth Sc. at SAP:
6:i9; 6:34: 6;49; and 7;04 q. and on same min
ut,s every hour un II 1884 and lI.D4 D. M.
Poplar st. cars due 20 pass ct Mary's park
TX minutes afte leaving sec nd ut.
PELT LIVE OWL O. RS north ON walnus
1880 .. m. 1874 a. M; ~ a. M; $50 Q. M:
B.: 30 o. M; 4 40 a. m s 80 n. m.
North On Characterization p. M; I:O0,
M. 90 a m. 3 90 n. M. 100 IN. 5 a. 10.
Relt and Owl cars are due In pass West
Thirty. fourth sti-l5 minutes after leaving
$ scond ST,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21
.mFs. KAUFMAN Asks CHANCE.

Sioux Fas. s. u Nay e0.-Tte
-ase nj N~f EmTa KsuHnan. wife
~ aIoses EsaFual. re'ftv breFe-
ofargei witf ere u1r55v of SIZES
seues PORES. Ser aou site was car
"a ~ TRIAL tefcre Judee r. G. sm-th.
IL YanEi1-- il 4he state circhi- c01ri
his afternoon- The defendant FLED
an application TT chaasa # venue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21
.BANKERFAL LSFOR !.
C0LDBR|cK GAME.
WISE" NEW YORKER GETS a
$4,000 LEMON nv TIME.
HoNoaED ROUTE.
He THOUGHT IT PEACH



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The above n 4 correct sFateH1eFt q
the number Of copies printed n fhe
Cairo Bulletin for the year 1866, ami
for the month OF March 1901.
CLYDE SULLIVAN
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn III before ms
this s0ta day az April 1907.
ISeall Lll0 Y kLEB,
Notary Public
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21

Tha Bulletin 10 on saIs Al the fol
snWlnu places
ccleman'a 2fa Eighth street.
EsaItidsy House News Star6.
I Walkers. To sixth street
Rius Frors Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
cair~, Alexander County, sIiin~A
Population it.iH.


Mayor, GEORGE pAr,SON1.
Clerk. r. "A. HATCHER
Treasurer, JAMES QUINN.
Comptroller, ERNEST liORDMAAl
Police Magistrate, A. ]. ROEN
Chief Of Police, Tx. s. EAGAN.
Alexander County. Population T2~sy
County Clerk. JESSE n. MILl4nR-
Circuit CLERK. LEE B, DAVIS.
Sheriff. FRANK E DAVIS.
STATES ATTORNEY--Alex. u
Wilson.
Coroner. DIR JAMES HcMANUH.
County Superintendent 81 sycboola,
PROF. JOHN SNYDER
Assessor and Treasurer. FRED u
NELLIH.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21

Av rage number ~ complete and
perfect copies Of The Bulletin
printed daily and Sunday for
tba year 1906 ......, 202s
Average number of complete ana
perfect copies on The Bulletin
printed daily and Sunday dur
ing the month of April 1901 2f32
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21

pieces. while the foo actlye campaign
for Secretary Ian himself, az this
time, might do more harm than good
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-21

The RpIlesin = - rris psre- 9Th
In radius Of $50 miles Siih the Sc
Vice Of the Associated Press