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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-15

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-15

Aud the following named twenty
nins subscriptions OF ten cents each:
Geo Olsen, uhas II Olsen, Annie l. OIL
sen, Joseph " Olson, N T. Parkinson.
Maria Luuucn, tthoi lapworth, Settle rau.
worth, sOtus Larsen, I ilr uoWu, harah 1.
ilToWn, Imna u THROWN, Albert q liruwn,
Lucy l. bTuWn, Viola q brown, WA u f.ir'
burn, EDWARD taIrhufn, y Jensen Jr,
Annie W . .uHcH, iaNid % haumCr, fitner
urimer, hTa rpguCer, lhus spencer, Annie
spencer, D. iausuu, 20 NhrtmAu, Iom
" hegmun, Id Han aud alra scuneidcr...s,. 70
And tie iollnUius named eighteen
subscriptions % five cent? each:
Helen Olsen. John 70 Olsen, John T.
smith, thas T. smith, ollie iHpNOrth Elmo
pApWOrth. Lgana itTwoflh, jos u Jensen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-15

In the matter Of tho osiste OF John I
burton, deceased
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12

POLITICAL PoISrs. The colunb;a
Ohio, Press publishes story in expiana
ton OF the recent visit of Charles il.
kurtz, chairman Of the Ohio Republican
executive committee, to Senator Quay ~
fittsburg. The substance of it is that a
coalition is being formed between Messrs.
Foraker and Quay in behalf Of MI Reed
OF Name, as candidate fol President, in
consequence of the work If William Hahn
OF ohio, who has been Id New York the
last Two weeks il the interest ~ cover
nor Mckiniey's Presidential boom II
the Republicans carry Nmo tAs tall as
they expect to MI Foraker viii lie ii full
control in that state and Mi kurtz is
said to have reported to AIr Quay that
while the OHIO delegation Will be nominal
II lhein will gote hin +n the ti,t opros-
TNnitY
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12
Tne ,iry Ordinances.

A NEW EDITION ~ BF iSSt ED TO fNrIGpE
RECENT CHANGES.
City Clerk Murch lnder the direction OF
a jont special committee Of the City Conn
Gil, is having printed a book of City
Charter and Ordinances the old supply
having been exhausted There Will NV sey -
eral changes from the vld book The law
abchshnl the school districts does away
with the ordinance def fialng tile bounds Of
the districts. The Law establishing the
School Committee and Superintendent and
the contract with the Belfast Water Co. are
10 I've printed Some of the or,li nances have
been amended and some new ones passed
since the former book was Published Tie
ordinance relating to buildings within the
tire limits II reads AZ follows:
NJ building, the walls Of which shall be
wholly or IN part Of Wood Shall hereafter be
erected in this city without permission Of
the city Council within the territory bound
ed westerly hy Church street, southerv by
Spring street, easteriy by Cross street and
Pleasant street, and northerly by Cross
street and Market street, nor upon the W est
trly side ot Church street from Market
street TO Main street, excepting the norther-
IN side uf Spring street from Church street
to High street. PROVIDED, however, that On
loJs now occupied IVY wooden buildings said
wooden buildings may BE- replaced with
Wood, except III eases where such buildings
are destroyed by fire.
The ordinance defining the duties of the
Sections is amended by requiring these of
tieers 10 lS.er 4 record Of the range and nuln-
Der u lets n whirh hurlals are made Tie
ordinances relating to fireworks ann to slid-
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12
Meeting Of the Waldo County Veteran
Association.

ASSOcldLlOn.
The Waldo County Veteran Association
met with Dana B. Carter Post of Freedom
Sept 9TH, and the Post has the satisfaction of
knowing that it the largest and best
meeting the association has held with any
fost in the county. All an early hour the
comrades and their families began to arrive
and the committee We're Oh hand To take
care Of the teams. At Il o'clock nearly two
The President of the Assoel ation FL r.
Dawson of Monroe. called the meeting to
order for the transaction Of business. The
Secretary was absent and cumrade Alfred
| Stlussn NJ Searsport WAS appointed secre-
tarN pro tenn. After seine introductory re-
marks hy the president, DI. n Y Billings,
Commander N tine Post, spoke III behalf of
permanent home fer the Association and
recommended that one he built at Wn,ler-
mere Park, nifty. Cemrade u. .. Bowen
oi Morrill, and others followed III was voted
tilat 4 eautnHttre ot thrte be appointed NJ III
Nv tie FaEk, looK the ground av-i, estimate
tile rgst anl relort IA tht neNt meeting
aa PRESIDENT alttointea tliaF routmittee
o0nrades br A j Hlliug7 Fre4dolu WI
Y Eow+, Bsooks, ann \ Atfred stinsou Sears
port IAt eol-niittee 'n tim ana Place Of
meeting reported as fnl!a#s Time, Thurs
day, Oct Sd rlace with George C. Davis
Fost. Hryoks Should Tile day appointed be
storm the meeting vii NJ held tAe neNl
Thursday
ftlt.il NtitI SNORT
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12
Eoston's kIg Fire.

HER DfAvrlfrl. MASONIC rEMrlE N Ruins
Boston, Sept. ). The beautiful Masonic
Temple on fremont street, tile pride of the
craft in Boston, and the object of the admit
ration Of the visiting knights TeMplar dur
ed by fire yesterday morning. ~ WAS a ttr-
riby destructive re, ami Nery little Of the
splendid furniture, valuable rsgalias AND
priceless documents and enhenls were sav-
ed- What the flames spared WAS ruined IN
engines. The entire interior of the structure
must be rebuilt. In disconnecting the wires
used for the gorgeous lluminatons Of
Templar week cross occurred somehow.
and this started the fire on the third floor.
Several circumstances gave it a tremendous
start. The total loss is roughly estimated
at 5000 So, 600 on tile building and SO J.
900 On the contents. The building il fully
insured, the contents partially, but no IN
Surance can make good the sentimental
losses
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12
NUMBER b.
Personal.

' Yi-' S"h'nS VIII icie-
VlNes ~ Deiias''
w. 9. Small, Esq, Of Nashua, NJ H.. was
in town last week
j. B. Penileton of Rostnn ,nad. hriaf
visit to friends here last week
Herman woo1 of Narr;,
Friday ~, lis u,x =, Na,+
a.,
'-'4' s.'i't'' 4aS' frp'ay
- ''"i 20 ''r'
n. Y. MHreh arrived home from Boston
last thursday for Ten days vacation.
Mr. Fred Fletcher ,f Buston 4. yisitjuo
his parents NH ana Mr., I.ereu Fletcher
GO. +. Tho,,,as ,yept VI f,aar r-l.. ea+.,,.
d:v to worIs ,n .s,iIs I'll. H.. lt,.1-.i1 .l+
>
fn,,,..,.;
i's '' 1A' il4e n l'eila~' WAS ih
mis-, Mabel Y Wlllis returned IoMu Satur-
,l;tv fr3nta threp we4ksf yfs4+ jr E4..,.l,,
90u1a
Capt t5ll,.rr n fIart ,rriyed N,.,... f,-t
Il "i :" '-il' w. i'a9S 'iPo' 'i'N 'l''"-
lls
Nr.,a w.. Mean t,..., e,.3 t.,,
4asr,r Ns-x -isit., rs.,s.- t~..
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12

Frank and Ferdinand Peterson are spend
ing the week in Boston
Mrs. Francis Whitmore left Monday for
Massachusetts to visit relatives.
Miss Annie Penaleton want ~ 1slasharo
Tuesday y visit her grandmother.
Miss Flora Carver " searsnort v.s o,,e.t J
of Miss Annie PendIeton ast week.
"Wednesday morning for J short rac.tion
,,.
NJ, nls' =" in''ie" D. "erSlii Oh winthrop
~" eh"'e'on'
r;.,+.a ,lra E, ' u IT. 1 Au''''in' III
,.i. NM '''V
I'M hoooihs has eiesed ont hls nrhol-
I, 80
" II y. i-"r" an" aangifei' Mss Geor-
s!e = i'of''' "en' " hestoh Mon"ay Tor q
|
''' oNste iiaa' aliiNeu hqiiV
| S77teilas ihoih'n4 liNin Nlsit # fAeir sis-
'li i'9''o"
'''iiei M -laa0h MhH -na'tl.'t M i'aN iH-
s"n hANe 'el''ine' " 'ileit s'N''les '' Rates
''eN '''S'i'
NJ and Mis-. Ndthdlltl Haskell Of Port
'a"0 ~ El9itnS - "7eN MfS 4 ;
nh 9'l 77iig
InemaS Elte lrfT Monday iQr " vis- tp
reiaIiYes in Worcester, Marlf oro anl other
| Massachusetts aities
| Miss lillian Leydecker Went ZIP Boston
Saturday, where she expects to $ SIend the
| winter with her sister
! Mr and Mrs Frank Clement Of Newton
| Centre We're guests of Mr md Ni- Albert
| Gammans the past week
| James Gammans ana daughter Edith ot
\ Newton Centre, Mass, aFv visiting MI. 6s \
\ brother, Albert Ganlmans
| br. u swan ana wifa IL P,i,4y.,,.ot.r
Mass ana Mt Maurice HerVey are visiting
| w. an" His' lNiil 1efNeS.
| DR.. Z. y. Perkins Of Washington, u. g..
was guest last week of his former school
| mate, Norman " ardwell, ESQ
| Mrs Charlotte Young of Lynu Mass
who las been visiting Hell daughter Mrs b,
| M ROWe. returned home Monday
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12

IHh Hills htkhi' - t'oANf0Ns, WARDS AND
CROSS AND 3AcksoNs AND MINERS HAVE
THEIR ANNUAL MEETINGS
HrRr1,-K Re~xrn, III. uur;,, f,.,;,.
-. 'oM i''i''S
reunion was hetu AZ the nome "t Mr. and
Mrs. II. 4, Herrck, Northport, Sept. ith
EnIlowino II tha ,,,..,,r,,, 1r, l., ,
\, '
III Fs Heieh Htrrlek; duet, Mrs' Mabel
Miller and Mrs. Cora Herriek address, Mrs
Ida Mabnpav -l., NJ. u-is+l ,i+a+;a,,
ra,,, r,,..~,.
''e''' ia'asN Heoiea'ioh Alberta raflhain
recitation, Edna Griffin duet. Mrs Miller
and Mrs Herri,l. ra,frs,t,,,n st.,, Pla,l,
teNi''V'''''' -h"'''' 4i9N oiaeerSlor tle en-
snlug Sear Mere inly elected. n follows
50selh H herfitk, Ine5 h j. Taher Bos
- t..
A''fl IN i'''i''H, 'i'Fr'
hAHtte beFNi6k R#gkiand, seG'Nt AirS II,
A Mi-@n beIfasr treasiIr.r. txecntIv,
4s,.ti+- ,r <l tt,
Rti, h 'll43 Nts' NNIa fisH9lsN oi bf}last
FuHoNjng Is tile is4idless II lyeh,elns bl-
/ Nh. Is.4 st.,s...,.7
t'f VI 'lGi itVdN''iAt> H t.N7fti WG
.'i'sA'A An 4sSr' eiF i'fT lo-
W it1,di lMiAil Afttt
GfsS fhi Na9t N9t1 SNAtll1&te lA
' 1T1 ts M,a III i'fg7~tl' R,es-
ih1 kElf t'a74&A M18iiA NTi-
'M,'tR wlsi. Tasit a''ifI l-Hl IA payTfs
, .- ..'+'.N wi'+ 'h. \ "ulY W III
'A' 34' N'iN ~ Ii't I -. litlI'ss tln MiliGt
We tit surrounded. fi"M Blessed is tH4n
isi fN liul~Dll ilUW weak Has ne NOT .t4N el
'' '"l4i'E a5f ~ ililaheHs thr lfia-
stA-tA ''-ilt4ii'itA aNs' tAe lilehfll1 ol 0iN
fa hgtNtS" and eN4i N1afhrd i2fi flit eWuil-
l rei tllNi 7N1tRlA N ailA@IS i-unE htlore II IN
9,,Ii ..r, fn,. iis ,affI,4 WI .'rr.47s
ta deuenq oll lrr lafei hew .ss4elitiaI are
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12

LIBERTY Mrs Tufts and Mrs. Hovey Of
Lynn, Mass, hare been visiting Mrs. L. T.
Hurd for few days. Sunday evening,
Sept. 18th, the Y ?. S. {: F. will have Sun
day school eve1ing There Will be short
talks from the PRESIDENT Of the society, Mrs
T. T. Hurd the oastor. Rev. Fl. N. Abbott
the Supt., DR.. F a. Porter, and VIM. III.
Moody. Miss Blanche Moody ~ also % the
program. Some special music Will be given
and it ls hoped hat all interested will Ne
present.
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12

CHINA. The first passenger ear of the
". q q. X. Il. to reach China village came
here on Sunday at $50 a. m II contained
several officials If the road who avaled
themselves q the first opportunity after is
completion to this point TO pass over II on \
tour of inspection. They We're pleased with
the manner Of construction and the smooth
ness of the road About three miles Of rails
TO be laid will carry the railroad to Albion
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12
0F THr wErh


Fhe NJ tle annual meet
saie state Agricultural secIe
sept. ath she old officers
rs follows President, ;.
}rndaSkeag Secretary & n
Hseiista' tIeaSuieI- f. N.
sA rllslee~. AlonIe LIBBY
IN AHs7all Belfast, III,
Es AupAHn- a. \ LIBBY
tIetstlfstHs ieNort showed
-AHe Of WI gG9 more NV Fo
lF th@ t9f 1lie correspond!
Motions tp iIglease the
NNiniiei -ilp liekets iahea 1t
i'kt''s Aeld OY WIDOWS ol
elAaln IA fNlee So lons H.
Nili9NN # MAS N0Jrd tlistt
3eteetra ii abA~in- tAe
lsketF pH ~A9penaed iiYe
tHN r9ilii lAaS @NeFttled
AeN f5lAi NJ tAa aaSe Ft
aaisfami hc aeyiop eStl
assa Haim tu wbifH NH.
tlA1 l.ofa retained an sin-
mN66 taf A. Sorgices lA
asifen+ ia4.i tsQN stsls aa,
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12

WALDO. Edward Evans has been % the
sick list for the past week. Lawrence add
Marcia Simmons are attending scluoi IN
pi1tsteld Sam Cunningham of Hudson,
Mass was in town calling on friends last
week lbert Smith of Boston and h. &.
Chase Of Bangor were at J, !. Cha~e's last
Sunday A. j. Clary is al home from
Lynn for a two weeks vacation DE- NJ.
Luce Of Merrimac, Mass, spent sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Mites Luce.
Miss Nettie Wentworth, who has heen
at work in Taunton, Mass, is AZ home On
account Of sickness
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12

EAST SEARsMoNT.' Frank Arnold and
wife of Boston, Mass, have been spending a
week in town Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Mckenzie spent the past with week Mr. and
Mrs, Lewis y, Morse Lizzie Hunt has
gone 70 Belfast To work, The East Sears
mont Cemetery Association will have 4
soeiable Az Mystic Grange Hall, Belmont.
September 18th.
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12

ilrles At the Calais driving
\ ll1l'rsday, Eudora won the 2. 45
X ~ Z.32. Rose L. won the -
tte, n \ 2.,-. Pilot, Jr., the sensational
N, Y nnaewon the ,. 10 class at the State
.s.a nay, has been in eight races this
'ud as won in every contest.
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12

Capt stephen O. Hart, aged 50, Of Ten
ants Harhor, Me, died very suddenly Of
heart disease Sept 9TH Capt. Hart was one
Of the wealthest am, most respected men in
owned several large sclooners, and WAS in
terestel .n many others.
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12
I;.pllul,@an ,Jol1rnal.
.rIt.|saa Journal Publishing Co.

Circulation in City and County.
gHH TAPER toy Nojue sea-
NJ peHpte.'
The Lamar register., 1895-01-19

fsi,no, dollars dee and par able On the hrsi = A. ..
D,e,r, tsr Iss with interest Theresa .te w ~ ~
date thnrtDf until maturity a tte a. ~ X,
,,,-r cent fer hnnnm. payable semi ~ ~
no firsf isys ~ June and Deeerii tr q eaeh ai;
a. evidenced by interest eenir.n NOTE = -,
said PRINCIPAL note anu y ',,-iS.i re,.
after its maturity at the rate q -. " N''''
per AnnuIl, payable seuii-anHnaiil aHl 49,.
Wbcrs.ts Il i provided in said desd et sf NNsf
that IA cnss q default in the rayfnent - ssia
promissory note. or any part thTfsSli - sys
trrssst thereon according 70 illf tti''t sd ,,,
~ MD srs,s1iis.ory note the trtstca siitAt u4a
the Rns,iie1tion II the lrSai holder u s4it n9ir
ell and dfstsr-e uf said prsantss= Ahh - -
right. title. beneni and equitl 81 81 ~ $500
th,.ir Ir- sf,d assts-us thaEein a. put2ie aii1tl
At the place IN tisr manner sii'i log 'tls 49,
Ia sqii trust decd stated, aftcf hEsi stfiliE tstt
Wrcks public notice, A. psftiealafl lr,.s 4.
for in said dessi Of trust, rcferenen 70 = nieH y
hereby made Tor srsatsr s-yiaintli % am -. -.
kghsraa- tlufaalt hgs hsea nt1a IN tas ~
,,,.1t "a sii note and iu the pas rif Il AZ an
tfry-t which has sccrusi iberrsfu sllser sA. ~.
4 D. iSsl. and said note Aad Interest arr pAsi
Niare.s ,irfanli la. also bea made in the
payment % taxes on aid prvlasssa for tio years
w No. ~, - sid FraaE X. Atkias has rssinri
ss Trustee and rssiuses 20 act - rtleiis l3
the undeTzis;net 1ohn Y. h1SrfIt..ns eF,..,5 ~.
sheriff Of said fruvcTr eppnt3s has tsas'i'-.' s1i
j. successor In trust: ,..t.r
the under-is.ncd John 2 Hagrlil..aa aeiip- sl,cf-
IA Of PruNrrs cvuniy, state of uiofat., -,.s
,,..ss.,r ia trlls; AZ the request q the Frs-ena
l.zsl holder and owner q said note ard 80, Z
and hy virtue % the authority y me- fs ii - nc
terms o. aid deed q trusi. sill @ Ns-tf.siAi
the bth dAF - February. 4. d. isss AZ t,is bfivf
~ ,, % cif--1 in The asferuull - ssst day ri
the above dfscrihei urpIcsty. and al tn r+@.t
.i,ie b.ureit ard s,iulty - rudrrrpfiQn - III
aid Ela1n " slater And Zilpha ". -As'cT ttrir
heirs and asstsus therein II public apctdt.n taf
the hizhss; and bs-t prsor tie .tsas Nill
bring in cash A. the fruat do-'r II thr cQ1rf
hngi-s IN the tozrn % Lamar. c0uutf 81 isu-F-s
and state q Colorado, for the Futf--e
due fharv-sa up TO tho ttu1e u sale. Nlia All
tr,.ts And err,-1sss of exrcutins this trissf-
JcHN y HNgEnuss-
Acting Sheriff - PruvrTs county, ssiuEato, S'ie-
cs,ssor IN Trusz And ne~ Trustee
The Lamar register., 1895-01-19
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Elwyn n. slater aad Zilpha
w NJ. Slater did. by their certain deed
of trust, dated November 18th, A. ID. iss9.
and recorded on November ed. A. D. lsss. in book
at page Is of the records in the office Of the clerk
aud recorder of Prowers county, in the state Of
Colorado convey to Frank X. Atkins trustee.
and in case OF his resignation or refusal TO
act. then the acting sheriff Of Prowers ooun-
ty in the state of Colorado, successor in
trust the following described property. situate
in said County of Prowers in the State Of Colo
RADIO, to-wit:
The northwest quarter % Of section num-
bered seven CIl. in township numbered
twenty-five f2el south. of range numbered forty
five ti5j west of the sixth principal meridian.
except the east half ~ of the northeast
quarter (kl OF the northwest quarter ~ of
said section seven (7); the said land conveyed by
said deed of trust containing in all ono hundred
and twenty-five and so-it0 acres more or less, in
eluding Herewith fun paid perpetual water
right for two and eighty-eight one-hundre-iths
cubic feet Of water per second Of time in the
Arkansas River Land. Reservoir and Canal
Corupany's ditch. being the water right to said
land. which said conveyance was made in trust
70 secure TO the order Of the Lombard Invest
ment Company the payment of the said FL
wyn NJ and Zilpha NJ. Skaters one certain
trt,ftsisSory note 81 even date with said deed Of
trust for tie principal sum Of fifteen hundred
The Lamar register., 1895-01-19
Consultation Free.

Drs. Ricketts, & Bogat of the Med
ical and Surgical dispensary, Seven
teenth and Champa streets, Denver,
will be at the Lamar House from
Monday, January Z, for two weeks
only. They are specialists for dis
eases of the eye. ear, nose, throat
and all chronic ailments. The doc
tors carry with them Edison's new
electric Illuminating battery, and by
means of small incandescent lamps
which can be painlessly introduced
into the ear, nose. throat, stomach,
etc, all cavities of the body can be
lighted up and any morbid or di-
seased organs readily examined. The
doctors have been very successful at
Las Animas. The following are a
few of the cases treated: From Mrs.
J.E, Horn of Caddoa they removed an
ovarian tumor weighing forty pounds
They also removed a tumor from the
The Lamar register., 1895-01-19
Notice..

Notice is hereby given that the firm Of
Vanorsdale & Everett, composed OF U.
H. vanordale and A. Everett. has been
dissolved by the death of u II. Nanors.
dale and the partnership business will
have to be closed up. All persons having
accounts against the firm are asked to
present them to me for payment and all
persons indebted to the firm are re-
quested to call and settle the same
Dated January 8, 1895:
A. EVERETT,
j12-f2 Surviving Partner.
The Lamar register., 1895-01-19
Me. Drug store.

The room formerly occupied by the
postoffice has been rented by n. n.
Mclean, of Baca county, who will
open up large stock of fresh drugs
in there next week 1t will be known
as the Palace Drug Store. Mr.. Nc
Lean comes well recommended as a
business man and citizen, and will
receive fair share of the patronage
we predict The prescription depart
ment will be in charge of Harold Day,
OF Canton, Kansas. Mr.. Day is a
graduate of the Kansas State Univer-
sity and is we'll known to some of our
citizens, who speak highly of him.
The Lamar register., 1895-01-19

There has never been a public of
ficer in Colorado whose record was so
full of corruption and extrayagance
as McClees, ex-pop-secretary of state
Yet he is the very huckleberry whose
sense of propriety was so. shocked
two years ago, because Governors
Routt and Waite rode to the inaugu-
ration in carriage.
The Lamar register., 1895-01-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

EsraTE or URtAH H. yASoRspALE. DECEASED.
U,HE Undersigned having been appointed Adj
1 fnini-trafor of the estate OF lriah H. VAN
orsdale late OF the Coauty of ProwerS IN the
State OF Colorado, deceased. hereby gives notiee
he viii appear before the County Court OF SAID
County. at the Court House in Lamar IN saia
County, at the February Term. l-so, On the lASii
persons having claims against said estate arr
notified and requested Ia attend Tor the purpcso
Of having the SAME adjusted Nj icrsf1ns m
,lcf;s.l to said estate are requested IA make inn
mediate payment to the undersigned
January. \. b. Iss5. ..-,.,,,--,,
ANCIL EVERETT,
iis-fa Administrator.
The Lamar register., 1895-01-19
sHsnrrrs sxtr As rRusrrr

M HEREsS. john ~ Loxna. hr hi. or,4,i,
w dsi e sss,s :. s.sr.a e, ,ss 81 asy e jass.
of Dcesis within ami fortir County * Prossrs
state of Coiornx1ss. "a the lrth DAY II june lss3
coaseycsi 10 Il.rsacs A. farks as trustee sp.if,
assigns or trust he prt-,rty In -
deed Of trust aad tierrtn sster dc>esit 10 sssfs
to tho Couanossw wealth Lean & Trns; t'arlta-1
the tayrnen, of one c~sfaia FIRST Inorssasv ~
rstars note leo called for the sam u TueaiI-
thrsse Hundred lsessisi Dollar, dated ~ rs
s~f1i-annoelly uE1 the III days - Juns Al ID.
resatper as eritienctsi'ts ten ttli ouufsi-s ~
ischs.i t., pNisi note ansi 81 a,ra date thsrcufs.
,rsss. mere rarsieelarlr = irrerit-ssl
Ard Whereas. firfAsi's hos bsea made Ia ,h.
%I9slsI % .,,s q , y , ssi ~ ~" 3. All, nh ,n, ter, ~ =,
arcafsiin4r 10 the terms shsfv-sf. = due ~
rsf-ains uupaid. SID riz1; hath srissa % lafs
AID dsssi q trust foseese-ssi. and ths usssf
Nes' TnSsSsoEn. NOTES l. hereby give IA,
AZ the election II the lcSal "~per and ho.isf Z
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WILLIAM n. III Rfstil NELL.
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The Lamar register., 1895-01-19

The Colorado legislature this week
re elected E O. Wolcott to the q. s
Senate for the ensuing SIX years.
There was no republican opposition
to him and never has been. The
campaign for members of the legis-
lature was fought on this Issue, and
the decisive republican majority on
Joint ballot was due to the universal
desire of the people of the state that
he should continue the fight for free
coinage. The Legislature only regis
tered the will of the people.
The Lamar register., 1895-01-19

State Canal No. l is occupying a
very important place in Legislative
proceedings. The senate special COM
mittee made an adverse report on 1t,
Pueblo senators are working to have
new committee appointed and the
fight now is over that question
The Lamar register., 1895-01-19

shoulder of Mrs. G.. W. Shearer, for
merly of Lamar. George Copeland
was operated upon for fistula, and
they removed caaract from the eye
of NJ. W. Eddleman.