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The Lamar register., 1893-11-11
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sell The psvtuires above dascfite.i for tiis plst
pfiee ti,e safae uiii bring IA cash and Apply ie
nHtcs and tho laisrssf due tlrrt-m a. D. tlir
OF sale and the expense of ezerutinE thss if-.i-
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TRUSTEES SALE.

UHEREas. Elwyn II. Slater and Zilpha "
w slater. husband ard Wife OF tlc Aoauiy
certain decd q trust dated tho Hrst tas q June
A. u. fsce which is daily recorded im tssos tast
- Of the records of said PruSers Nogntg and
Statc % olofado, cguFcN 90 the understgfe'i
Henry J. Page a. trustee The follcE ine de-
zcribed real tsr1fr situated in tlle t1uatF u4
ProweF~ and state Of Colorado. nAfaslY; Lots
oue .il and two % aud south bait of t5r
northeast quarter lheins; the northeast frAc-
uonal quarterl section thres q township
west q 9th P. NJ. tsssther with one and
half full pAid wxteF rights derived from tha tr-
kansas River Land. Reservoir and Canal Com
pany. which couvcyance Was made In trust t.
secure TO The kansas Loan A Trust tuurguy
the payment . certain pfolntssorg note 81 - q
Hundred and Eorty lsssol uuliars given b. the
said Elwyn NJ Slater and LilpAa N. slater and
payable in ten equal ins;alincuts; and
Whereas, the said trust deed protidfs that In
lnstallfucslt 81 the same accoritnE 80 tile tcner
and effect Of said nosn it nhaH b. lswfui suf ltlr
trustee 20 scll and dispose u said above de-
scrihed premises at publie auction NJ tie north
door. beng the Irefuaut strnet rntrance 81 the
Courf House in the city nf henyer. County %
ArHpahoe and state uf Colorado. fog cash. fiFsf
terms and place ui sale and uf tho rEupsrty t.
be sold hy advertisement printed ard published
Whereas, default has h.-en made ia the PAR
rnuuf Of the insfailuant of sl.a above dEscrlfcd
note due Jnnc first, lssl
Now. Therefor. al the requcst Of tho legal
holder of said mote. / Henry }. Pace. trustee n-
Aforesaid, hereby rise public l9iicc that / vii
on Wednesday, the 9Th day Of Nuyef1ib bssF 4 ID.
lS.-, at ten o'clock ia the fnrenoon of said day,
At the north, being the fremont street door ~
the Court House IN the City q Denver, County
OF Arspahoe ard State of Colorado. sell to the
highest nod best bidder for cash in hand, the
above described real estate fer tho purpose oi
paying and satisfying thc above dc@crihssd note
and tho interest thereon, and all cusfs. reason
able attorney fecs sud commission of said party
Of the second part and lli uthcT expenses uf e1-
eoufinE said trnst. subject however 70 prioF
trust deed for One Thousand SIX Hundred
81 .59Ql Dollars covering sAid above described
premises.
Dated this 18th day Of October. isos.
HESRI J. PAaE, Trustee.
W. b. LowEAScE, Attorney
Bank Heck. Denver.
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NOTICE OF pIssoLurIoN.

NOTICE is hnreby given that AZ meeting of
IN the stocihulder- Of The Midland Canal.
Reservoir and Land Company regularly calieti
for the purpose OF considering the proprirty of
dissolying such corporation, held on the -lrti
day of October, 4. D. isl1. more than two-,hiriis
Is Of the outire stock Of said corporation vot-
ing IN favor Of dissolylnE said corporation, and
it appearing that al debts owing by the eorpo-
ration had been fully paid. II was ordered that
said corporation BE- dissolved.
In witness whereof we have herauuto set cur
hands and affixed the seal of The Midland Canal
Reservoir and Land Company. this 2ard Of Oc-
tober. a. ID. ls9a.
tsEALl U. H. NkSORsDALE,
Attest President.
G. G. GooDALE, Secretary.
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TRrsrII.s ~

u HEREAs, Flusa N. slater ana zslrha A.
w slater. hushaad and gfsie. 81 tba uuu5s
certain dfssd uf trilsf dated ti- Lrst ilas q Naa
4 D. ls,s, which is tiuiy rucaf,ial IA taas i1r
- q tlse recoff,s q said fsipers telsss. hnf
= = Ate - es1fAio. convey - tiic uaaefsialat
Henry j. fase a. trustnc. taas f,ltnusni- hs,-
scTtt-d real sistate sltlNted 10 The Coanig ~
Fruscff and state 81 folosato. namely Tf.a
northeast quarter of saefion 10. fau fli f.ss -
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seYep n sfst q sth ~ ~. 4 setiler utth oe9
Artnusas River Lanti. kessfs stir andi ahai -
uafy, which ecaFfyaiire Uas made in trust %
the payment of certain Trfsis ssigY usatf. ~ st
Hundred and furfy 1-aQl noiiafr gwen as ffa,t
sad ttisYn ~ slater aad Zllpha VI. slater Alsl
~ 9nle "a ten eilg ~ fist-illlis uts afld
Whereas, the said trust decd r-uridss that "a
case = defAnit q p24u ct said uote. or ans
and effect % said note Il shall 4, issfui f,-tis
frustnr to sell add dfsrtee - said ahs.rf 49,
scrihcd premises At public auticn ~ ths fnrtE
door. beng tlle fremont slfayf eatrauF- 20 til4
Court House in the CftY II Denver. IIf.sf,,t, ..f
AFapshqc and state ~ COLORADO ior cash. fras
terms and piace u sale aud % tho frtreft5 t6
o. sold ~ ADVERTISEMENT printed aai Fuiiisfsrsf
N y, ~ .olnty sifff ths preHtses are fitrated
W MheTeas, default has bs.an made IN tho uay-
ment Of the installment of said above dtssrils.,
note due May nrst ls.a
Vow. Therefore. AZ the ras4ssasf ff the ias-.f
holder Of said note. /. Henry J. PaEr trssts-- ~
az aio,,s'iih. lereb3 give public ngiice that VII
issti, az ten O'Clock In the forenoon ~ s4ia dsr
at the uortl being the Iretnant street door III
the Court House 10 the City II Denver, Counts
nf Arapahoe and state Of Colorado sell 10 tilr
highest and best bidder for cash ia hand tls
above described real estate for the purses. ~
paying and satisfying the ahove described not
aud interest thereon. and all casts. reasonable
attorney fee- ana cnirfiissiou Of said farty Of
the second part and all other expenses of OK
ecuting said trust. snblect however 10 f,rior
trust deed for One Thousand Sfz UunIred
premise
Dated this 18th day Of October. lsq7.
W. 3. LowEAScE. Attorney.
Bank Block. Denver.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-11

Republicans the state over viii re
joice at the success of the republican
ticket in Arapahoe county. The al
lance between the Republican ano
News was not from principle Thai
it was aimed at our senators, and es
peclally Wolcott, there can be d,
doubt That it was defeated is mat
ter for general congratulation- Sen.
ator Wolcott is indispensable to tn
state in the great fight for silver tina;
is yet to be made.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-11

The election in this state on Tues
day will result in giving the right o
suffrage to women. The amendmen
carried most of the counties, and tn
majority Will be about 5000. Tn
change viii be important and fa
reaching upon the politics of th'
state. 1t viii result, we believe, no
in lowering the standard of the wo
men of the state but in the elevation
of its politics-a contamination de
voutly to be wished,
The Lamar register., 1893-11-11

81 am particularly gratified at the
esult of the elections in Colorado.
/ did not believe the people of this
state would do anything to injure
5ne cause Of silver The defeat of
he republican ticket here would
certainly have been looked upon in
she east as evidence of dissatisfac-
lion with the work of her senators,
aud as presaging the retirement Of
senator Wolcott in 1895. 1 do not
mink Colorado can afford to dispense
with the services of Senator Wolcott
inless man can be found who can
10 more for silver than he, and no
such man has been found as yet.
>" My own reelection Is too far
away to be considered at tins time,
out 1 tdink that of Senator Wolcott
vas proper thing to think of this
year. H. NJ TELLER.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-11

The Sparks correspondent "Carlo''
who was SO thoroughly squelched by
Flem Hover bobs up again this week,
He was this fall an ardent '.reformer'
and has great admiration for ''honest
Sam Higbee." If he fails to get that
appointment of road overseer he will
sing another tune. His enthusiasm
and admiration has string attach
ment.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-11

The election in this state resulted
favorably to the republicans. They
carried Arapahoe. Pueblo, Ell Paso,
Lake and Las Anirnas counties, the
latter for the first time. The party
will be upon its feet next fall ano
will elect not only a republican state
government, but legislature that
Will return L o. Wolcott to the
senate.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-11

The results of the county election
are told in other columns of this pa
per. All of the men elected are re
publicans except MIR. Higbee. The
entire fight on the part of the little
gang who manipulated the reform
move, has been to elect the commits
sioner, and in this they have sue
ceeded. The campaign they made
was one of slander and falsehood.
By shouting loudly for reform they
drew the attention of the voters from
their own records and real purposes.
Whether or not they will be permit
ted to control and carry their plans
to finish remains to be seen. The
successful candidates are all good
men.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-11

1t is an open secret that the posi-
tion of county attorney, in case OF
the election of Mr.. Higbee, was prom
ised to l.. f. Blodgett. The place is
a sinecure. Two of the members of
the new board will be experienced
men, and thoroughly competent to
manage its affairs without advice
especially such advice as the gentle
man would be able to give. There
has been none for the past year and
there should be none for the coming
twelve months. Mr.. Higbee was
elected upon platform pledged to
economy. Let the people see that
those pledges are carried out. The
gang soont to be in control will run
riot unless they are closely watched
The Lamar register., 1893-11-11
NoTICK roR ruHLlcAfIoN.
LtNp or9icn AZ LAutr. Coio.

LNSp oFsacE At LaNkE. Cnto.
Sept. -, is5sl
NOTICE l. herehy given that that faiipsins-
~ nhiuasi settler has Eicd notice o. his inies-
tioa e make iinal prosf in rupsofr - h.s elali
st4u that said frfsrf VIII be made hsinre "
hol-ister or Receiver al Lamar. Noirrale. 20
Nsselnher =, isisi, VIZ Martyr NyurH. u. p Ae
500, ier The nwk seetion -, township 2 soaA-
range ts west.
He names the following Witnesses 10 prove b.;
continuous residence uf.oB snd cultts alton g q
sad land, viz n J. Davis. George W oi1ss, F.
Colorado.
oCt7- -uoFii q ID. Fonn Register.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LASp orr1oE AT LANAn, co1o.

LAND OFFICE AT LAMAR, CoLo.
Oct. 10. 1sq3.
NOTICE is hereby given that tho following.
~ named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
uon 70 make ilnal proof in Support OF his claim.
and that said proof Will be made before the
Register and Eereivcr at Lamar. Colorado. on
November i. i1s viz; William Z Vincent II. Z.
No. Esd for the sis sc and sif swt. section -.
toHusiiip Il south. range a. west.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuou- rgsidence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz: Charles +. Robson. u. ).
Robson. stephen Y. Garfield and Ira Fish. all
of Holly, Colorado.
ocfit -novls c. d. FORD, Register
The Lamar register., 1893-11-11

Ohio has gone republican by over
$4,000, Pennsylvania by more than
100000, New York by $4,000 and
the legislature, Massachusetts, by
$4,000, Iowa by 30, 900 and Nebras
ka by 5000 New Jersey was car
ried and Kansas is again in the
republican column.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-11
NOTICE roR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFIcE At LANAr. CoLo.)
x-o.r,er October - tss1.
NuiI1 ~ hereby given that Willis Butler
proof before the lseglster or Receiver al their
office IN Lamar. colorado. on Saturday the ard
day oi lecemher. ista, on timber culture 1t,tlii-
cation Nc; sli. for the W. neA and 81 nv ~
section ;. IN township - south, range u west.
lie names a. witnesses: Harry CrittenIen
Frank Criftenden, 4. NJ Hokem ana p-,ryt
Moore. all OF Holly Colorado.
oct-s-dec- {. D. FoRo. Register.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-11

The landslide on Tuesday was q
surprise to the republicans. The re-
suits far exceeded the most sanguine
expectations of the party. 1t was
sweeping and thorough, and demor-
alizing to democracy. Ohio, New
York, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Kansas,
New jersey, Massachusetts and Ne
braska, have spoken in way that
cannot be misunderstood. In Ohio
the question was the tariff McKin-
ley being the greatest living exponent
of the principles of protection. His
endorsement by majority never but
once exceeded in the state since 1860
cannot be questioned. 1t is a rebuke
such as has seldom been delivered
to a party in power 1t places ohio's
governor in the very first rank of
presidential candidates for 1896. and
draws sharply the lines upon which
the battle will be fought.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-11

The full returns show that 1. b.
Barnes, the republican candidate for
urveyor, has been elected over F. E,
irwin by eight majority.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-11

There was 800 majority against
woman suffrage in Las AnirhHs
county.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-11

1hs democratic strength in Las
Animas county has at last been
broken. j. Garcia has been beaten
for county clerk after holding the
position for 20 years
The Lamar register., 1893-11-11
THREE-MINUTE TALKS
ABOUT
NEW MEXICO.

ehes, farms, mines and towns OF New Ms1ise-
INC proffs 'i9 fruit raising aro set forth 10 =.
tan also facts relative to sheep. cattle anu - ~
era inrirliug. No other country possesses, 80 ~
desirable CLIMATE all the sear round nHF
70 . I. NIcHoLsos. q. p. & 7. A., \ l. \ > =
H. H. Topeka, Has, for free copy,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-02-10
"The Eelp Yourself Hotel.

American ingenuity and enterprise
have invaded the staid old town OF
Frankfort on the Main, Germany. A
syndicate has purchased several lots op-
posite the chief railway depot with the
intention of building 4 large hote', which
will be conducted on a unique plan.
There will be 1916 compartments, all
equally large and furnished in the same
style. An excellent name for it would
be 1.-THE Help Yourself Hotel" Each
guest will be required to attend to MS
wants in person, thus doing away with
fee hungry servants, walters and others
Of their ilk. As the hotel is intended
for the benefit OF those who are not
blessed with financial plethora the guests
will have to brush their own clothes and
shoes in a spacious courtyard, or, II they
so prefer, they may have 1t done for
them by paying the small sum OF ten
rfennies. On the ground floor will be
a restaurant. containing one large cir
cular table, where tea, coffee or chocolate
with cake may be obtained for less than
fifteen cents. The hotel is now IN pro-
cess of construction, and will soon be
ready for occupation New York Press.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-02-10

out "They shall hunger nc more, neitass
thirst any more neither shall the sun light
on them, nor any heat, for the Lamb which
is IN the midst of the throne shall lead them
TO living fountains Of water, and God shall
wipe away all tears from their eyes"
%, unglove your hand and give IL TO me
IN congratuiation on that scenei / feel SIS IL
| would shout. | will shout halleluiah
Dear Lord. forgive me that | ever com.
planned about anything. If all this is be-
fore us, who cares for anything but God and
heaven ani eternal brotherhoods Take the
Grape Oft the doorbell. Your loved ones ara
only away for their health in, q land am
hrosial. Come, Lowell Mason; come, Isaac
Watts, and give us your best hymn about
Joy celestial
What is the use of postponing our heaven
any longerf Let it begin now, and whose
ever hath harp let her thrun 1t, and who
cosver hath trumpet let him blow It, and
whosoever hath an organ let him give us
luli diapason. They crowd down the air,
spirits blessed, moving in cavalcade of tri-
umph. Their chariot wheels whirl in thu
Sabbath sunlight. They coma. Halt, ar
mics OF Godl Halt until we are ready to
join the battalion of pleasures that never
die.
Oh, my friends, it would take sermon as
long as eternity to tell tho JOYS that are
coming to US. just set open the sunshiny
door. Come In, all ye disciples of tbs
world who have found the world mockery.
Como in, all ye disciples OF the dance, AMI
see the bounding feet of this heavenly glad
ness. Come In, ye disciples Of worldly
amusement and see the stage where kings
nre the actors and burning worlds the foot
lights, and thrones the spectacular.
Arise. We dead in sin, for this is Jnv morn
ing of resurrection. The joys Of heaven
submergs our soul. pull out the trumpet
stop. In thy presence there is fullness Of
joy; at thy right hand there are pleasures
forevermore.
Blessed are the saints beloved OF God;
Washed are their robes in Jesus's blood;
Brighter than angels lol they shine,
Their glorles splendid and sublime.
Ny soul anticipates the day,
Would stretch her wing and soar away
TO aid the song, the palm to bear,
And bow the chief of sinners there.
Oh, the sunshine, the glorious sunshine
the everlasting sunshinel
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-02-10
WORK AND WORKERS.

A large meeting of representatives OF the
different railway brotherho5ds were held at
Lehighton, Pa. The question OF federation
was discu sed, but 20 action was taken
THE Schuylkill Coal Exchany e issued
circular fixing the wages of miners OF that
region for the st two weeks OF Janu ry
and first two weeks OF February at live per
cent above The 81 80 basis.
THERE was no trouble at Dunkirk, New
Yorx. growing out of tbestrike in the Brooks
Locomotive Works and no troops were sent
there. 1t is said that the strike is broken
many of the old men having returned to
work.
A NEW wage scale was posted at the Edgar
Thompson Steel Works, OF the Carnegie
Company, at Braddock, Penna. 1t reduces
the wsg of all employees in the converting
and booming department. about 5Ooln num-
Der.
THERE is great excitement in Mckeesport,
Penna over the striking of natural gas
we'll in the heart of the city. The well mas O.
ct adily increas ng pressure, great enough,
il Is calculated, to supply the entire town;
The gas was struck at the depth OF Z-VV
feet.
The striking boiler makers in the Chicago
an Alton shops at Bloomington, ILL.,, have
snrrend, rel Internationally and apple
individual ~ for reinstatement. OIly one,
half of them obtained work, the places Vi
the rest having been filed some time ago.
TWENTY-FIVE br, aker builders employed
In the const uction of Otterbaln a. Gum
mipg,s large coal washery at Phoenlx rarK,
near Minersville, Pa, are on strlse: que VI
their nunlt er had b. en- dischargedfo r iuncn-
ine between meals and to have him rein
stated al went out.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-02-10
frAnnl.;xa Alaskan. Customs.

uThe natives of Southeastern AlasSa'
said ex- Governor A. ?, Swlnior', VI
Alaska 10 the Star representative "are
ranidly falling into the customs Oh
Americans particularly as to their dress
some Of the better class of natives dress
inc even better than the American resi-
dents. It was formerly the custom IN
Southeastern Alaska for the women 10
wear slabret' or short piece oil Done OF
steel in their lower lip by way OF orOa-
ment. Now one observes it only among
the old women. Along the Boring sea the
men thus puneture their lips; iney
begin with a small piece of steel or oone
no larger than a needle and gradually
increase the size until it measures nearly
an inch In diameter. The bigger the
'labres the more pleased and important
feels the native. Men and women a'iSe
master their faces with thick coating
of black paste obtained from grinding
sort of soft rock. They say it keeps the
features warm in winter aud protects
them in summer from the attacks OF In
sects and troublesome flies. AS race
the people are under size aud not per-
sonally attractive, though at Sltka one
may see some splendid specimens o.
muscular development among the mer,
while some of the young women are
good looking. There are now four
newspapers published in the Territory
and Ii is progressing satisfactorily. My
,tay there was very pleasant and | made
many warn friends. Washington
Star
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-02-10
DISASTERS AND CASUALTIES

The twenty-ninth victim of the oil ex-
plosion at A lton Junction, Ill.,, is dead and
three more of the injured are at the point Of
death.
A leaky service pipe causel all explosion
o. natural gas In ULYSSES S. Brunson's house
at Anderson, Indiana, and Ave persons were
seriously In .ured.
WHILE Dennis Sullivan and John nix
were charging the gas pant o. parlor car
In the Lake Shore Depot, at Toledo, Ohio,
an explosion occurred and both men were
probably fatally injured.
A FREIGHT train on the Chicago end East
ern Illinois Railroad fell through bridge
crossing Spring creek. near Atherton, Judi-
ana. Nearly every man OF the train crew
was injured,
An explosion occurred at the Delhi fire.
works plant at Reading, sui erb Of Cine n
natl, and Henry Horne, aged is, was hi led;
Gus Girwin, "A years, fatally injured, and
other employees seriously burned.
STEWARDS factory, at Pontiac, Michigan,
was wrecked by the exp csion of the boiler
and four employees were injured. The fac
tory had not started for the day or the loss
If life would have been great.
A COLLISION between a coal train and
work train On the Chesapeake anC OhioR1i,.
road, near Augusta, Kentucky, caused by
an engineer falling asleep in the cab, re-
suited in the death Of one man and serious
injuries to eight others.
w. B. SMITH, bookkeeper of the st. Louis
Car and Foundry Company was killed by
being thrown from the drivers seat o: a cab,
by the sudden starting of tie horses, cius ID
by him stri King them with whip He ives
drunk at the time.
A DESPATCH from Peru, indiana, says
that moving &c caused break IN the main
supply pips of the natural gas company in
the mid le of the Wabash river. The town
has to depend on small pipes on the bridf g
all large consumers are cut off, and there is
lit prospect of the break being repaired
short of SO days.
JAS. BOYD, aged 10 years, an James
Moore, aged 10, OF Latrobe, Penna., were
killed. and VIM Moore was probably ia ally
injured by being struck by west bound ex-
press train on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
They were walking on the track With q
party on their way to dance.