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North Park union., 1902-03-21
Items From Port
Collins Express

q. F. eturdevant, Esq, OF Walden
has been in town this week on legal
business.
The Union Oil Company is fitting
up its Office in fine shape. 1t means
business and will spend $4,000 in
this locality whether il strikes drop
of oil or not
The adoption, by the Cattlegrow-
ers' convention, at Denver last week,
of resolution favoring the leasing
of the public lands was somewhat of
. surprise. The fact is, with the In
terror Department compelling the
taking down Of all fences, and what
with the conflicts between those in
terestsd, it was felt that the situation
was rapidly becoming so acute that
something would have to be done
soon.
at a fire in Fort Collins last week
it was discovered the building was
we'll filed with "wet goods" We
thought Fort Collins WAS q temper
anoe town-what use have they for
stock Of such goods?-Evans Oour-
isr.-[Why didn't they use the net
goods to put out the fire7
North Park union., 1902-03-21
va,uAy. MARCH Fl. 1909.
OUR TICKET.

AYTER MucH THOUGHTFUL delibers
htion tho temperance people of Wal
den concluden TO put ticket in the
held this spring, and ask that 1t may
receive the endorsement Of not only
the law and order pant Of our COM
munity, but the unqualified support
Of all temperance people And in &c
bordance with that plan, the caucus
WAS called to meet at the school
house last Saturday at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
Rev. 9. A. Spence was elected chair
chairman, and Miss Clara Daley was
made secretary. The object of the
meeting was stated and it was agreed
10 call the ticket, The No License
Party. The following nominations
were then made: For Mayor, Mr..
George Newcomb. Trustees to servo
two years; Fl. P. Butler, A. j. Math-
ewson and Mrs. Lena Fischer. Trus-
tee for one year, Mrs. Lulu Snalr.
Treasurer, Miss Clara Daley. We
will have more to say Of our nomi-
hees next week. But here is ticket
all people can support with a clear,
conscience. II the above ticket
should b. elected, the people can de-
pend on not only an orderly town
government, but that license shall
hot issue to the saloons. And il club
houses start or anything Of that kind
they will have 10 keep mighty mum
or they too will be abolished AS to
\ fund on which to run the town that
will be provided according to the law
The success Of the no license tick
ct will also mean at the earliest posi-
BILE moment q high school for Wal
Hen, greater inducement for people
70 come In and build in our town and
establish business and permanent
homes here. It would seem that
very much depends on the result Of
The election and now is the chance
for all who are not satisfied with the
nay things haye been running to
turn the old Walden down and estab-
lish new order of things in accord
ance with the progress Of the real
gOth century Idea. The other fellows
nominated q good ticket and we real
" believe that if Harry Baugh
should be elected mayor decided
Improvement will be the result in our
municipal affairs.
North Park union., 1902-03-21
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
TO LEASE STATE LANDS

Office Of State Board ofLand Commissioners,
Denver, Colorado, March 18th, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that there are on flo
in this office several applications to lease the
following described lands situate in Larimer
and Grand Counties, oolorads, to-wit:
West onc-hah OF west one-half section 3;
southeast one-fourth OF northeast one-fourth: :
Q 1-a of SO Ia section 4 east onc-half
OF Aorthoaut one fourth and northeast
one-fourth of southeast ono-fourt til
section o; west onehalf of northwest one
fourth; northwest onc-fourth of southwest one
fourth. section 10; southeast onefourth of Sec
tion %; southeast one-fourth; southwest one.
fourth OF north west one-fourth, section 28;
southwest one-fourth Of southwest onefourth,
section 28; east one-hnlf of northeast one
fourth of section 20 all in township north,
range Twest; north one-half of northwest one
fourth; south east onefourth of northwest
one-fourth; south half OF northeast one-fourth; |;
north one-haf and southeast one-fourth OF
southwest one-fourth; all southeast one-fourth,
section l7;' section 3S; north one-half Of south
one-half; north one.half OF oection 20; west
one-half of section 81; southwest one.fourth Of
section q; cast one-half of west one-half and
all east one-half OF section %; north one-half
of northeast one-fourth section 80; east ono
half and northwest one-fourth of northeast one
fourth; north one-half Of northwest onefourth
section 80; northwest one-fourth; west ems.
half OF southwest one-fourth section 81; south
west one-fourth of southwest one-fourth of sec.
tisn %, township north, range 7s west; west
one-half Of section 9, township north B IS
west; south on~-half and south one-lalf OF n 1-2
section g.; all Of sections "a and Is; mort b.
east one-fourth of northwest .one-fourth and
northeast one-fourth of section 26; wost one
half of section 30; west one-half Of section
81, township 8. north. range IS; all of section
10; north one-half Of northeast one-fourth; ;
north one-half and southwest ons-fourth OF
North Park union., 1902-03-21
WALDEN AND ITS FUTURE,

"HopE SPRINGS ETERNAL in the
human breast, man never is; but al
ways to be blest." There never was
moment in tho history Of Walden
when more auspieious prospects were
held out before her, than now. A
man is the architect of his own char
acter. That Is true also of town.
Az the people make it, so tits.
We shall use no invidious language
about what Walden has been. Let us
one and all look toits future. A railroad
will build into the Park inside of two
years. Walden is the only town that
win give it greeting. Will the road
come to Walden and push the town
rapidly to population Of more than
: thousand or will itrun up the Platte
and force Walden to move to it9
These are questions in which we all
feel q deep interest. In the first place
2 railroad company sesks for its route
on the best ground for the track. II
p town happens to be on that line, all
right II not the town must throw
put sAtisfabtory inducements to get
the, road or 1t gets left As TO loca-
hon Walden cannot know just how
abe stands until at least . preliminary
survey 10 run. II she Is on the line,
,sslL II not, then is when the fine
work TO be sucoessful must be done.
Mach of our future depends ON the
g4estion. Gan We stay or will We
ave 70 mover The larger and more
pafxDansnt Z town 10 the more infiu-
3eee \ caa bring to, beas on : nil
scad eonpsny . bald 70 II But
North Park union., 1902-03-21
About North Park
People And Other

Events From The Fort Collins
Courier.
James Taylor of Hebron, is in the
city attending the district court as q
witness. Mr.. Taylor was delegate
to tho convention of the American
Cattle Growers association held in
Denver last week, and is said to have
been the tallest man present.
Messrs. Andrew Norell Of Walden,
Andrew Peterson Of Hebron, and D,
A. MoIsaacs of Spicer, we're welcome
callers at this Office last Saturday.
They report an exceptionally fine win
ter in North Park with but little
snow in the open park, but plenty Of
it in the hills.
Hubert Chedsey, one of North
Parks substantial stockmen and
progressive citizens, IS in the city
this week An observer of district
court proceedings.
The case of the People vs.. James
McFarlane, Andrew McFarlane, Hugh
McFarlane and Daniel McFarlane
is set for today (Thursday) and will
probably be called on time. Msssrs.
II. F. Sturdevant of Walden, Judge
e. A. Ballard of Denver, and L. r.
Rhodes of this city, will appear for
the defendants, who are charged wi tn
the larcency of live stock.
The sugar factory builders were in
town last Thursday and Friday, and
after q drive through the country,
accompanied by Messrs. B. +, Hotel,
P. Anderson, q. r. Welch and Jesse
Harris, expressed themselves most
agreeably surprised over the extent
and productiveness of the Cache Ia
Poudre valley and its resources and
advantages. just as soon as con-
gress gets through da!lying with the
tariff question they will begin work
on sugar factory for f. Collins.
North Park union., 1902-03-21
Hay Held Responsible
For Continuance
Of Boer War

Washington, March 13.-ln the
house OF representatives today Mr..
Cochran of Missouri made fervent
speech denouncing the administra-
ton relative to the war against the
South African republics.
1--WE have ignored the rights of
those republics he, sald, "and We
have trampled upon the law of nations
In doing it. We have an Angloman.
lao in the state department who
could ses nothing in the cause of the
Boers and everything sacred in the
unlawful pretensions OF Great Brit
ain. At the outbreak Of this war ev-
cry question OF international Law in
volyed ~ decided adversely to the
Boari By the secretary Of state. And
North Park union., 1902-03-21

now It has come to pass, when the
walls Of the suffering wives and child
rem Of the heroic Bosrs are provok-
ing . responsive chord in the hearts
Of sympathetic people, that our sec
retary Of state discovers some rule of
International Law that shuts the
mouth of mercy and pasies the hand
Of charity. Democratic applause.) }
Shame upon this farce! Shame upon
this hippodrome by which the Ameri-
can republic is yoked in the COM
panionship of this infamous power
and made TO seem to be a conserva-
tor Of the brutal hand of this con-
quering army."-Rocky Mountain
News.
North Park union., 1902-03-21

snall towns have little effect IN that
liaa Our disp atch tfom the Lara-
nie Republican, printed on first page
indicates that the survey will rnn up
the Platte. II 20 Walden will Be out
1t must hustle to get the road OF
failing in that move to the road when
It is finally established. Then We
ought to get county organized, and
have a county seatin the Park.
North Park union., 1902-03-21

northwest ono-fourth; northwes. o,s''
and south one-half OF soutl.w,s, a's'az
southwest one-fourth of soutbess. coe'a
of section 20: east one-haV andsGihrs'
fourth of northeast one'fourth Of 'c'@a
rll of north one-half OF section q; aa
half and southwest one.fourth o' S.
one-fourth of section Is; west eeau
northeast one-fourth; northwest 0,ess
south ons-half of section % nofheas
fourth; eass one-lalf OF west cnehAa'
one-half of southeast one-fourth o' sea~
north ore-half of northwest one'onA
tion 30, township 10 north range : Se,
ons-balf of southeast onc.tourih q 7'u''
west ono-half of northwest oae''4'-
southwest onc-fourth of section W q"
one.fourth of northwest ore-fJafh ava
one-half of south one-hai Of set'l0a %
west onc.fourth OF southwest one"-
section "a; east ouc-hali and no''a's'
fourth of northeast ono-fo1rhi SN
holt and northeast one-tourih o' an-
Ia; IL of Sc -; " i-ioi selnS
of section 26; IL Of NV IL; nora
sec. %, NV Il of sec. 25; twp 81 n
s l.2 of sec. 10; IL and pc IA Of 'eH ~
of sw Ia and IL OF sec. g; all o. ~
of sec. 81; sec. -, twp. snrNTi ri III
sc IL OF sec. 81, : n rs0 wi'w IA
wi ~ ofnwt.l seI-io ot &c. -, iWp'a h
all of soc. 2, 5 and sw IA OF Sc '''.' 4
of cI.2 of sec. a;ul.2 ai ne iioi ''e
and SO IA Of sec. o; ali Il soeiion,
II and % ne IL OF sw l. aud n" - ,.,.. ~
IL and NV fl Of ne II OF sec q .
IL ofnw i! and aw LOT nei1 ~" Il
In. 81 ". sw i. orsec. g, tvn 3GH
X of SO A:s io' swAt OF 'N n
OF sw IL ana l-4oi l. ., ~ y.
of 50 Ii of sec. 30 o L. ofei-- o''<,
of secs. RI thirly-four, 81, .wp!n ~
OF sections one and Two ;nor'heA,,'. !,
a IL OF NV Ia and nw III OF sc i-'v
ands, 3, A and !, 6 and I; ae /! Of net :,
~ or sw !. NV y of Sc !, OF see. { on on, "
sec. 7:n a and sw Il ot nc ~ ,.ioi ii
and he ii OF sw - Of sec. IL nc -
n l.2of So l., and L. Of sec. l: ''sr
W.. wIsand sol-i OF SO / j and VIZ"
Sc @ ii Of sw ii of sec 20 i.soi g ra ~ !
sw IA and IL OF ne IA and i,'u ~. ri
of secs. %, 81, .26. 81 ~ 'iae '.'' 4
"a and W l.a Of sec. u; VIZ Of e., i, ,afr
II ofpw Ii and sw i-i Of sec ~ .a,x a 4
and 81 sw IA OF 81 c l.soi VI, anls ~
l.4of sec. s; all of sec 99 az. psi4t
1-i;se j.; and NV IL; lots -an s,u
ia and SC IL OF sec, 50, twp VIZ. ~
Tho boara will meet ou Aena',; =
1907, at the hour of ten O'Clock a, ~, ~, !.
er any and all objections thas "a. and
asninst the leasing Of sad iAa VA for y
pass upon all applications LIS"
ing thereof. ~ AZ.
Any persons, corporations oa'ss,iss.,ioa, :,
obiecting to any OF the app, .hay. \
leasing, leasing Of any of the lands ,',,,ics. aep"
nhall file valid and specific oO'to ~ ~
Register of theland beard Is 'a,il. ~ -
on or before the 10th day .. ..,ns spd
oh otiections @ to be made in wfi'ins .as
fod by the person maAi"s Joss
p.,;.tor State Board of Land c''
North Park union., 1902-03-21

daughter Mrs. Fischer on the NO LII
csnss Ticket ahd his son Bert on the
other. Well 80 long as harmony pre-
walls no harm can come from it and
in most any event, some member OF
the two familids will be on the town
board.
"One Way Colonist Excursions"
will be sold daily, during March and
April, 1902. Special one-way Sec
ond Glass Colonist tickets will be
sold from Laramie to Butte, Ana
conda and Helena, Montana, $4,000.
Spokane, Washington and intermedi
ate points, e22.5O. Portland, Ore
gon, Tacoma and Seattle, $500.
For further particulars apply to
E. r. BRIEscH, Agent
Laramie, Wyo.
A delightful social gathering was
held at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Fischer last Tuesday evening, the oc-
casion being the observance of the
sixth anniversary Of their marriage;
and also the anniversary Of the birth
of Mrs. Fischer's mother and her
cousin, Erne Butler. About two
dozen old friends of the family were
invited and the evening was spent
playing games, singing songs, chat
ting and fun making, and later dis
pensing lths delicious cake and ice
cream prepared for the occasion
which all enjoyed to their great salts
faction. The joyous crowd dispersed
about midnight wishing the kind host
and hostess much happiness through
the still untravelled road of matrimon
ial bliss.
Saint Patrick's Day in the evening,
was quietly celebrated at the
home of the editors family by
small party of friends. TheEe were
present, Prof, Mrs. and Miss Clara
Daley; Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. shippey
and family; Mr.. R. B. True; the Mis-
ses Nellie and Mary Riggen; J. NJ,
Smith; Arthur Shupp; Miss Pearl
Slack; Mrs. Annie Riddle and child
ren; Arthur, Harry, Manley and Ell
la Capron, besides Sophia Brocker
and the editors family.
A few hours were spent in gleeful
chat, music and singing, when re-
freshments were served and al!
seemed to enjoy the repast; after
which few mirthful games ended
the fun of the evening. We hope
oil the people went away of the opin-
ion that those happy hours of social
mirth form at least, part of the dear
est links Of earth. Come again.
Co me often.
North Park union., 1902-03-21
noTlcEroRPusL,cAr,on.
Desert Land. ei.a, p. OF.

United stntes Land oflce at Denver, @ oio,
March, 4, 1909.
Nstice is hereby given that David W. Tib.
belts Of Walden, Lariner County. Colorado,
has filed notice OF intsntion TO mako proof on
his desert land claim No. 1so, for the l.2 Sc
IA Sec. e and NE ~ NE IA seo. q TON, R 70
", before Henry L. Baush, United States G om-
missioner, District Of Colorado. Walden,
Colo, on Saturday, the 10th Of April. 1907.
BE names the following Witnesses TO prove
tho complete Irrigation and reclamation. Of
said land:
william Jones of Walden, Colo.
Wuliem Knoz {"
North Park union., 1902-03-21
Program of w. L. S.

Song; recitation, Rhoda Holdrege;
recitation, Harry Stout; recitation,
Ella Capron; recitation, Irene Hol'
dregs; recitation, Earl Boston; dia-
logus, Jean sturdevant and Laurie
Kermode; recitation, Pearl Holdrege;
recitation, Ethel Riddle; short talk by
J. 7. shippey; song; impromtu de-
bate; critics report and answering OF
questions.
North Park union., 1902-03-21
JUST ArrsR WE had delivered our

JUST AFTER WE had delivered our
touching ode to spring in last weeks
UNION, the weather bureau or some
thing else turned loose and the ele-
ments gave us the very "old Harry"
for few days in the shape
of storm, wind and snow. But
now it seems they have exhausted
themselves and We are having some
very pleasant weather again:
North Park union., 1902-03-21

If PEOPLE FEEL that for any cause,
they hvs a grievance, and can ad-
just that grievance at the ballot box
there is the place to do 80. While 1t
is not likely any great demonstra.
tions will be made, the work for the
success of each Of the tickets will
doubtless be kept up until the vote is
counted on April LIST.
North Park union., 1902-03-21

WE CALL ATTENTION to the ad of
G. q. Flinlau in this issue. The fel.
low that advertises, will get the
trade. That's safe rule to tie to.
A newspaper is not the only party
that appreciates the advertiser.
North Park union., 1902-03-21

DID You ATTEND the caucus at
the school house last Saturday? A
considerable crowd of men and wom-
On were there and a more quiet we'll
conducted caucus was never held any
where. 1t was credit to Walden
or any other town III the state.
North Park union., 1902-03-21

VERY LITTLE ATTENTION is paid
to the Lenten season SO far as We
can ascertain, IN North Park. Dan.
ces. festivities and social gatherings
are IS common now as though lent
was on the other side of the globe.
North Park union., 1902-03-21

IT Is RuMoREp-this, Thursday
morning-that Dan and Hugh Nc.
Parlane have been convicted at Fort
Collins in the district court, bat as
We have no particulars, the UNION
will reserve comment until next week.
North Park union., 1902-03-21

WELL, TIE ED1roRs front room
looked much like . deserted banquet
hall sure 'nough Tuesday morning
The way the Prof. did make soo-soo
peas fly, WAS caution.
North Park union., 1902-03-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Os.er. Land. Final Proo,

I1u0 OtuC6 dt DeHVer, OUIC.,
March 4, 1902.
Notice 10 hereby that Daniel N. Hanson Of
Spicer, Lartmer county, Colorado. has fled no.
ticc of intention to mako proof on his desert
land claim No. $50. for tho Lots 2, and and
S1-2 NV III. N IL SW ii, Sc II SW Ia
Sec. 4. TON, R go W, before Henry L. Baush
United States Commissioner. District Of Colo
rado, at Walden, Colorado, on Saturday. the
10th day Of April. 1902.
He namos the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation OF
said land:
AndrewJ ]. Monroe Of Spicer, Colo.
John NJ Oochrane p" {"
Vernon E. Rich "
Clayton Rich /"
c.. FORD, Register.
North Park union., 1902-03-21

THIS WEEK WE print 4 long. notice
from the State Board Of Land Com
missioners. Look it ovef. II is
self-explanatory.
North Park union., 1902-03-21

Yoar favor of the 10th
inst at hand, and In reply thereto
would say that this office has been
misquoted in regard to the article
which was published in the paper.
The law referred to applies only to
cities Of the second class, and not To
incorporated towns.
Yours very truly,
OHAs. O. PosT
Attorney General.
North Park union., 1902-03-21
J~b Printing.

Ths NoRFH PARx UMoN is entered
u the post-ofice at Walden. Lar1mer
bounty. Colorado, every Friday as SEQ
tnd-claas mAttar.
North Park union., 1902-03-21

WALDEN HAS had license for
many years. Would it not be good
idea to try "No license" for awhile.
North Park union., 1902-03-21
Fine upland hay for sale.
Olive L. Brooker, Owl, Colo

Fine upland hay for sale.
Olive L. Brooker, Owl, Colo
Send your mail orders for Clothing
and Shoes to Woodruff and Terry
Laramie.
Temperance meeting next Friday
night. Program next week. Every
body invited.
Woodruff and Terry, Laramie;
will save you money on msn's and
boys clothing
@. X. Riggen is temporarily driy-
ing the mail from here to Woods,
Wyo., every other day.
Men or boys dressed, best and
cheapest, at Woodruff and Tery's,
Laramie.
Chas. M. Riggen has returned
from Riverside. where lie spent part
of tho winter teaming for mining
company.
German socks, Rubbers, Boots and
Shoes for man or boy, at Woodruff &
Terry's, Laramie.
Epworth League Social
Tuesday evening, March 25, at John
Riggen's. Everybody invited. Ad-
mission, 10c.
1t would seem that Mr.. True is of
the opinion that it Is not good plan
to let anything get away from you
that is within your reach.
Mr.. Chas. +. Bulls, wife and baby
Charlie, came in from Pearl Thurs
day. Mr.. Bulls is still under the
the doctors care with bis amp utated
arm.
Mrs. G. P. sayles was in town
Wednesday to look after her sick hus-
band who Is stopping with his daugh-
ter, Mrf. Hankins. Mrs. Sayles is
still unable 10 go home but is improv-
ing little.
Orley Lewis has leased Link Rid
dies ranch in the Illinois valley for
period Of years, and is now looking
after the preliminary spring work.
Success, Orley!-but are you going to
do all that alone?
Mr.. John W. Riggen will plant
oats, timothy, barley, speltz and such
seeds this spring, in all about go
acres. Just the thing to demonstrate
that North Park is good in more ways
than one.
f. +. lloldrege and wife quietly
celebrated the second anniversary of
their marriage Saturday night in
Walden. A few friends being in
vited, the evening was spent in social
enjoyment for few hours.
DIR. Snair, II. Loucks, Bert Butler,
and c. @. Fllnlau the candidates of
the high license ticket for trustee
are all interested in the permanent
welfare of Walden, and if elected will
no doubt do their best to give US an
orderly government.
George Post has moved from the
old Walker place to the house lately
occupied by his mother-in.law, Mrs.
Kaufman, and she now occupies the
premises he vacated. This gives
George more room for his freight
teams.
FOR sALE--oNE SAW
MILL COMPLETE includ-
ing planer and flooring machine COM
binsd, GUNNER and cut of saw, and
edger. For price and terms. ad
dress all inquiries to BENNETT &
WELLS, Butler, Colorado.
Pearl people have nominated for
town officers the following: mayor,
John D. Tulley; clerk, q. R. Van
Vieck; treasurer; johanna Snyder;
trustees for one year, y. Brown and
VIM. Nary; for two years, Geo. Hard
ing, Chas. Snyder, P. j. Byrne. and
Fred Law.
The town election in Walden will
present some funny family situations.
DR., Snair on One, ticket and his wife
on the otbe., n. P. Butler and his
North Park union., 1902-03-21
Do Nor FoRaEr that the afternoor

Of Taesday, April Let, j. election
day. Register and then VOTE.
North Park union., 1902-03-21

The FOLLOWING LETTER from the
Attorney General, explains his opin-
ion of the law governing elections
which the UNION called attention to
last week:
Mr.. J. X. P. McOallum,
Walden, Colorado.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-02-05
ARE ALLOWED
HIGHER SALARIES
United States Judges Granted
An Increase of Twenty.
Five Per Cent.
DISCUSSION ON MOVES CASE
marlborough Defends Alaska
District Court Judge-ssStr0ng
Fight Against OlcOmnr-
margarine Bill.

wAsHlNGTON. Feb AFTER
brief discussion today the senate pass
cd thc bin providing FOR e per cent
increasr In the falarlrs Of United
States Judges An the amendments
,,rfc voted down. Including one 90 In.
crease the salaries NJ cab.no, officers
from 1000 to $1,000 per year
During the remainder or the days
session the urgrn, deficiency appro-
"rtnilon bin va. under consideration.
'hr Philippine tnrIr measure being
piI aside temporarily
llunsbrourh made speech ln de-
r-nSr NJ Judge Noyes NJ the district
cour, NJ Alaska ana Alexander Nc
Konrlc. upon whom an attack Was
made In tho senate yesterday This
prcclpa'rd long discussion OF thc
Nowcs case. legal and technical rather
than personal
~ action could b. taken on the sub
lcct but the discussion viii be- con-
'nucd tomorrow until the latitude al
lowed whore the appropriation bills are
pending
John =. Dryden was Inducted into
once ~ surccssor 20 the laic Senator
scwall. ~ New Jersey