The Springfield herald., October 15, 1897, Image 4

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•jrilE SPRINGFIELD IIERALD. i
County Officers. <
County Clerk and Recorder.. I.. F. Mathews. I
*• Treasurer Jesse F. 11 mil son.
“ Mmlge" Ins. Herbert.
District Clerk... Fred K. Mathews. ,
Sheriir j. Want. .
• eliool Superintendent Mary F. ("ole.
Assessor .. Thus. F.Milligan.
County Attorney —
. Jifsimr... K. K Curran.
Surveyor 1
County Commissioners——Tlios. II. Godwin.
-••lu gene Wallis unit John W. Lewis.
M. E. CIIFUCII—W>1. N. Mitciiki.i., l'astor.
— APPOIMTM ENTS
JMyniouth, 11 a. in. 1st. Sabbath Kapli Montli
\V. II. Konkel’s liruo p. in. 1st Sabbath
Vila*, 7:80 p. in.
Minneapolis, II n. in. 2nd. Sabbath
Hear Creek, !1:S0 p. in. ** “ “
7:::o p. in. Saturday before 3d. Sunday
10:00 a. in. 3d Sabbath
t Vilas, 4:00 p. in ** '*
Springfield, II a. in. and 7 p. in. 1th. “
Sin art's 3:30 1>. in.
Local and Personal.
Dr. Milligan was attending to
•business here Wednesday.
Luther Thomas went to Lamar
Tuesday alter freight for liomsher
& Co.
l*uett and Milton of Oklu
homa, were doing business in town
.yesterday.
Jesse F. Harrison recovered one
of his strayed horses, Wednesday
evening.
Candidates Whitaker and Har
rison are at Carriso tins week
seeing voters.
The Sunday School Convention
and Quarterly Meeting will be
held at Springfield, Nov. 4 to 7.
J. W. White and Air 13. Allen
went to Carriso Tuesday to shake
hands with voters in that vicinity.
Four teams from Liberal, Ivans,
passed through town Monday on
their way to the cedars for post.
Miss Clara Darby returned here
last Friday horn Oklahoma, to
make her home witli Mrs. L. F.
Mathews.
L. F. Mathews is plastering and
otherwise repairing his residence
in town. Sam Squires is doinp
the work.
Z. W. DeOamp and family left
.Sunday morning on a few days
visit with relatives in Stevens
county Kansas.
Otho Cole is at the Christie
yanch 12 miles southeast this
week looking alter the 300 head
of cattle at that place.
J. 11. Christie passed through
town Monday on his way to La
mar to meet his wife who is re
turning from a visit in lowa.
E. K. Curran took his horses to
his Cimarron ranch this week.
Dud Tanner, Crit Allen and Mr.
Wilkin went along to assist him.
Mrs. L. F. Mathews an l little
daughter and Miss Clara Darby
are visiting at. the M tliew’s ranch
this week, live miles south of
Vilas.
Candidates, White, Shannon,
Ilall, Florey, Allen, Gordon and
G. E. Konkel, attended the meet
ing of the county central commit
tee here Monday.
.Jap St’alnaker has left a sample
of nnlo maize at the post oflice.
it shows ho>v solid the heads can
grow, and with what profit it can
be raised by the farmer.
We are under obligations to F.
C. Stalnaker for a supply of veg
etables. lie has grown a large
patch of onions and beets, and
has onions grown from the seed
that will weigh nearly a pound.
Jas. Quirk, of California, a trav
eling photographer, who has been
operating in Western Kansas for
several months past, paid Spring
field a visit Wednesday to look
over the ground with a view ol
spending several davs here in his
business'. He made up his mind
adversely and returned to Rich
field the' same evening.
W. J. Dear, of Green City, Mo.,
is spending the week with J. T,
Allen and family three miles
southwest of town. He is an old
acquaintance of theirs. He is
making a visit to friends and
relatives in Prowers county. He
also spent some time in Baca
county several years ago. He
will visit the mines at Carriso be
fore returning as he lias worked
considerable in stamp mills. He
is well pleased with some of our
ore.
W. 11. Konkel has sworn out, a
warrant in the county court for
Iho nrrc«V ofw.m. M Thomson
and Zeb Nicholson for making an
assiiit on linn last week. The
case is up for hearing] today with
three ex judges on hand to repre
sent the parties, Judge Nowels of
Lamar has the side ol the defend
ants and Judge Stewart of Min
iieapolis assiste l by Judge
| Doughty ol Lamar, lias the prose
cution. From appearances the
case will consume considerable
lime.
Southeast Jtacft.
F. E. Lamport and sis‘or visit
ed friends on the Cimmaron last
week
R. 1). Nance and wife have re
turned from a six weeks visit to
their children in Oklahoma. 'They
saw many Baca county people
while gone.
B. F. Lamport killed six blue
cranes at one shot, a few days
ago.
Fred Twyford and Torn Gaskell
are working for S. J. Konkel.
Miss Cora Nance will leave soon
for Manzanola where she will
spend the winter.
13. F. Lamport is engaged in
building lencc.
A. A. Vow'ell is hard at work
making sorghum. He is assisted
by “Sorghum'’ Brown.
The “tally pull” at YowelTs a
few evenings ago was well attend
ed, and all who were present
unite in saving that they had a
pleasant time.
Commissioners* Meeting.
(Continued from last week.)
Adjourned to 1:00 p. m.
Met as per adjournment.
The board proceeded to consider
appropriations lor the year IS9S,
and the following resolution was
adopted: Be it resolved by the
board of county commissioners ol
Baca county that there lie appro
printed from the ordinary county
revenue fund of said county, that
there be appropriated the follow
ing amounts for the purposes lu re
inafter given:
District Court Expense S4OO
“ Attorney fees 25
Justice of the Peace 50
County Judge 40
" Clerk 400
“ Sheriff 300
“ Treasurer 350
“ Superintendent 300
“ Assessor 300
“ Coroner 25
“ Commissioners 250
“ Printing 250
“ Elections 350
“ Books and Stationery 75
“ Fuel and Light GO
“ Miscellaneous 250
The following levies were order
ed made:
For General County purposes
24 mills, to be divided as follows:
Ordinary Co. Rev. Fund 15 nulls
Scalp Bounty 2 “
General School Fund 5 “
Special Contingent 2 “
A poll tax of SI.OO to be assess
ed according to law.
For Payment af Interest on
County bonds, 1G “
For Payment of Interest on
Bonds School Dist. No. 1.7 mills
For Payment of Bonds School
Dist. No. 1, 8 mills
For Payment of Interest on
Bonds School Dist No. 4, 12 mills
For Payment of Bonds School
Dist. No. 4. 15 mills
Resignation of Gabriel Crill as
Justice of the L’cace, accepted to
take effect when his successor is
duly qualified.
On motion L. L. Knox is ap
pointed constable, Precinct No 1
Baca county.
The following claims allowed
and clerk instructed to draw war
rants on ordinary Co. Revenue
fund in payment ol:
Tlios. H. Godwin. 32.00
E. Hall. 9.G0
L. F. Mathews Co. Clerk 10.00
Minutes read and approved and
Board adjourned.
Special School levies as follows:
Dist No. Mills Dist. No. Mills
1 3 25 5
3 5 2G S
4 G 31 5
5 10 33 5
12 15 35 8
14 15 40 15
18 2 41 10
20 15 43 9
Board visited jail and reported
cells in good condition.
County Treasurer instructed to
pay a bounty of 50/ on coyotes,
and $2.50 on grey wolves. Same
|to be paid from the revenue of
1597, according to the law created
by legislature of 1897, said coyote
and wolve-- « hill, } }n !’• •
i:i.i:ct:ox noth
state of ( olorailo, I
( utility <>f liuen, i ’
l*n r.- it aii t to tlio provisions of Section Twenty '
one (21 1 of Chapter Thirty four (31; of the Gen- |
rial Statutes of the Suite of Colorado entitled
•• Election.-,"" not’.ee Is hereby given that a Gen- i
oral Election will he held in the several voting
preelncts in said County of Buca in the State o
fore-ald,on the Tuesday sueeccdlug the first
Monday In the mouth of November, A. 1). 18)7,
to- wit: on the second (2) d of November, A.
l>. 1817.
That on said day the following olllecrs are to
be elected, to wit:
One .Judge of the Supremo Court of the State
of Colorado.
One District Attorney, within and for the 3rd
Judicial District of the Statu of Colorado.
One Comity Clock and Recorder.
One County Treasurer.
One* County Sheriff.
One County Judge to fill vacancy,
fine County Assessor.
One County Commissioner within for Com*
inlsuionor's District No. One
One County Commissioner W .ldu and for j
Commissioner's District No. Two, to fill vu- ;
coney.
One County Superintendent of Schools.
One County Stirveyoiy.
Ono County Coroner
One Justice of the Peace for full term forencli
Precinct In Comity.
One Justice of the Pence to fill vacancy for
each precinct in County.
One Constable for each Jtudlce precinct In
County, for full term.
One Constable for each Justice precinct in
County, to lill vacancy.
In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto ret my
hand and olilelnl seal, at Springfield, Colo. this
23rd day of September A. I>. 181)7.
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I DIIQCI V In ml contain no mer- dren. They tasto D] PACE f \
ill rUltwLI Icurlal or other min- pood and do pood. rLCRiC Xij
I X Irral poison. They stop wind-colic nnd I \
SI VEGETABLE t < t rented las dlseov- I drive off worms, and THE CHILDREN |#
V# f cred nnd nro a scion- sell kinds of par*- _____ ft i
. k '*** * » »« • • title combination sues that live In tbo ■■ ■■•••••••••■ . i
I I never before put together lu anv form. bowels of the growing child. | ’
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IF f 1 are nntlsoptlo. That tnkeu patiently, per- I ’
\I AIITICEDTIO I means they atop un- slstentfy.arogucran- PIIRP A
1 1 I HlfllOCr IIW X digested food from teed to cure any case UUnC (P
\I I souring In tbo atom- of constipation, no _ _ .
f I LAXATIVE 5 nientatmn In the I obstinate, or rur- fOl lARANTEED #
A I f bowels and kI’I die- chase money win be
y ■ ■ •mmmm mm mm gornis of any cheorfully refunded u ® • | r
I kind that breed and feed In tbo system. by your own druggist. s
! nven ItS’.ViiISJStauSSJ H F ALTH i
| STIMULANT =ss=l >0 CENTS {<»
condition, making h?',. I !rh^lßori’tTlst delay
their action easy and natural. health. Don t risk delay. X
ot Don't judge CASCARETS by other medicines you have tried. They |
are new, unlike anything else that’s sold, and infinitely superior. .
Try a 10c box to-day, if not pleased yet V
The your money back! Larger boxes, 25cor 50c. ('
“aoworoor*” Sample and booklet mailed free- Address<•
Imitations ! CTERUNa nCMEOY CO., chicaooi Momsrat, c*n.i miwvcrk. 238 i)
r <■) Tc'ctccn Habit or ir- ncy refunded. Mnicen woalt men
f , . , r , : r w.ji a f.ti'j intari’-ntevd t y all Get booklet.
DJ-.ALEHS,
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There aro single retail shoo atorea In our largo
cities \. blc’.i sell 2.000 pairs of aboes a duy, making
le t prolil <T s2‘*o,ooo a year. We sell shoes low,
i.ut \. e sell a great umnypatra, tbo cloar prollt om
(, ir !..<!i• s', ntisnes’ nti.l childrens’ blioos Is nt laast
t -ii cee.tsa pair, atid on > r mens’nnd boys’ shoe*
| 1'• ecu's n pair. Wo shall estublish ahoo stores In
1 ci-It or the fifty largest «tlf.< nof tho U. H.,nnd If
‘ they f. H only 3-dO j«airH of ebocs n day they would
j r.i. a $ 1 <•: a y- i-. Wo should bo able to pay a
y-ririy il'.vi !• :i.l’t l 5.2’< orovrr 50 per cent.
I n voir, ii” \. C ■>, ! I tho StOCIC Bt flO
| T hv j.: it: ■ i ti: t itably l»o much mura
Ilia', i olt share. N . »:n. k has ever t>ecn sold ut
lets I’t ;i t? |::ltr, \,!:i bis Its par value. Bt'-ck
met.- . -a’ . I fur;- s.rated. Capital #1,000,000.
Wo hat ■ ' rJ,< t rtockholdcrs, and tbo nurabor
I Is liicri .i t::. : daily. Home of tho principal htock
i h'<! if- tire TB. V.a'.; •• N. Y.t I. J. I’ultiT, Botun ;
A. Jr tv ; J. d. Cam; Ik IS. Chirac v| W. At.
Ka.at uiieli. I.iPs-L, A t.j1.11. K h. Chicago:J. F.
| Tir - ■ r. 1 ilt : It. Hauling, ii. Y.; I J. I’ajrua, lUUIc
C.t-r .. Mu . ; L\ l’. IlulltUr. Arcatla. N. Y.
V, nte fer a prospoctun containing tlie names of
our stoekholdf re, ole., or send an ordtr for tU.ck,
r,., in •/ cachin '* cfin k, eaih or tnouru order.
t>i loro tdkun for one or more shams. I'noo, $lO
OEXTEII SHSE DO., "VSAXOS?
/L'cn't ll'irn/ctt
WORK FOR US
n few days, nnd you will be startled at the nnox
pcctetl success Hint will reward your efforts. W n
positively have tlie best business to offer an agent
Hint ren be found on tlie face of tills earlli.
• 15.00 profit on »75 (HI worth of business is
being easilv ami honorably made by and paid to
hundreds <>f men, women, boys, nnd girls In om
employ. Yon can make money faster at work few
us than you have any idea of. The business is so
easy to learn, anti Instructions so simple amt plain,
that all succeed from the start. Those who tako
bold t*f Ibe business reap the advantage that
arises from the sound reputation of one of tho
‘ oldest, most successful, and largest publishing
bouses iu America. Set-urn for vourself the profits
t tmt the business so readily and handsomely yields.
All beginners succeed grandly, ami more than
realist! their greatest expectations. Those who
try ir Hud exactly «•* we tell them. There Is plenty
ot' room for a few more workers, and we urgo
them to begin at once. If you arc already em
ployed, but Imre a few spare moments, and wish
to use them to advantage, then write ut at once
(for tills is vour grand opportunity), and receive
full pntficulurs bv return mall. Address,
XllfE & CO., Jfox No. 400, Augusta, Me.
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