The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1909-04-30

william q. Melton sas IL Chaepoll
Tuesday getting some repairs for his
large gasoline pillow. He hes several
large orders for breaking 70 do this
sessOn.
Government stock inspector Jscks0u
OF Sidney WAS here the first Of ~
week looking 1t several herds Of cattle
near here. He stated that there Wos
large amount of itch or mango n
most herds In this part Of the stsas.
District court convened In Chapfell
Monday and commenced work "a oos
Of the largest dockets that Deuel. coua.
~ has had for several years. A largo
number OF witnesses are here who we're
supoenead on the various cases.
s. S. Groves recently ordered . ~
of John Deere engine gang Of mo0l.
board plows which he expects to arrive
any day. 10 the future he will do most
Of the breaking with same and use the
discs for blowing old ground.
County Treasurer Roudebush moved
all Of his Office furniture, books, safe.
e C.. in fact everything belonging to
that office, including the Official title,
TO the front room OF the new Odd Eel.
lows hall from the old bank building
on the corner last Saturday. The
treasurer's Office has been located In
this building for about fifteen years.
The other room in the new hall 10 70
be occupied by the county superin-
tendent and is being finished and will
be ready for occupancy within the next
week.
\ Arrangements are being made to re.
model the interior Of the upstairs
room of the school house, aud also
install steam heating plant The
upper room will be divided into two
rooms and a basement will be placed
under the building for furnace, etc.
Two additional teachers will be added
to the teaching corps this next term,
and with other necessities added we
will have one of the best schools in the
vicinity.
state warrants are being issued for
wolf and coyote bounties by the state
auditor since the appropriation Of the
legislature Of $50, 10000 Less than
half of the claims will be paid on &C.
count Of the insufficient amount sppro.,
pristed. The claims will be paid in
order that they we're filed and Is the
law for this act was repealed the fifth
Of this month no more scalps will be
accepted for animals killed after thst
date.
An extra local east bound train has
been placed in service between Sidney
and North Platte. The train leaves
Sidney at about $40 .. 10. bat has no
scheduled time. We hope that this
service will be . little nore reliable
than the west bound local which is sup
posed to arrive here about p. NJ, but
cannot be depended upon at all, as
sometimes it arrives here on time,
while at other times it is forced TO tie
up at Julesburg for the night on &C.
count Of the sixteen hour law.
Tuesday morning jurors were drawn
for the case of the State OF Nebraska
VS.. Merrett G. Remington, in which
the state charged the defendant with
shooting with the intent to kill, Henry
Waterman being the person at whom
the shots were fired. All Tuesday after
noon and evening was spent 10 exam
ing witnesses and Wednesday morning
the attorneys plead the case. The first
thing in the afternoon session the
judge gave his instructions to the jury
and sent them to the jury room to
render their verdict. After being out
about fifteen minutes the jury returned
verdict of not guilty
The new game laws laid down by the
recent session of the state legislature
are as follows: Ducks and geese, Sep
tember 10Th to April 9Th: chickens and
grouse, October LIST to November Both:
snipes, September 18th to May LIST:
plover, July 18th to August 3lst: no
open season on doves. All fish April
LIST to November 18th, except bass and
trout, the former being June LIST to
November 18th and not less than six
inches in length; and the latter being
from April LIST to October LIST, and not
less than eight inches in length. The !
above dates are for the open seasons.
In certain town are two brothers
who are engaged in the retail coal
business. A noted evangelist visited
the town, and the elder brother was
converted. For weeks after his con.
version he endeavored 70 persuade his
brother 10 join the church. One day