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The Springfield herald., 1907-04-05
Proceedings of the
Board of County Com.
miSSiOnerS.

Springfield, Colo, April 1st, 1907.
Board of County Commissioners met
at o'clock p. m. Present C. H. Davis,
chairman, Lucius McAdam and v. M.
Shannon, county commissioners and
Geo. Erwin Konkel, county clerk.
The official bonds of county and pre-
cinct officers were examined and ap-
proved as follows, to-wit:
Geo. Erwin Konkel, county clerk and
recorder
Herbert E. Homsher, county treasurer
Edward Emerson, county assessor
N. Conner Jones, county superintendent
Ernest P. Mcfarland, county sheriff
David G. Greathouse, county surveyor
w. A. Thompson, Justice of the Peace
Precinct No. 2
R. o. Nance, constable Precinct No. 2
M. M. Myers, justice of the peace, pre-
cinct No.
Lee L. Knox, constable precinct No. l
John Yol,um, justice of the peace, pre-
cinct No. 3.
Samuel E. Squires, justice of the peace
precinct No. 4
Tax sale certificate No. 81, sale of
1899, on nw3 s-32-42 is hereby ordered
redeemed in name of Baca county on
account of erroneous sale.
On npetition of Mrs. j. P Jones, Treas
urer is hereby ordered to refund $3.50
from Ordinary County Revenue and 80
cents from General State Fund to j. P.
Jones on account or erroneous assess
ment.
Tax sale certificate No. 9, sale of 1906
on set 2s-2S-43 is hereby ordered re-
deemed in the name of Baca county on
account of erroneous assessment and
sale.
Tax sale certificate No. 81 sale of
1906 on lot in block Ia in the town of
Springfield, Colo, is hereby ordered re-
deemed in name of Baca county on ac-
count of erroneous assessment and sale.
The following claims were examined
and allowed on the road fund, to-wit:
Charles Chenoweth, for road work 5 900
r. G. Cotton, 10. w
James Copenhagen F" 1900
Charles Vogel, 1000
The following claims were examined
and allowed on the Contingent fund to-
wit:
A. A. Denney, for mdse S 10
Eugene M. Whitaker, postage 200
Geo. Erwin Konkel, postage, ex-
press and expense 1888
Elmer E. Alexander, petg, express .s5
Edward Emerson, pstg 2.O2
N. Conner Jones, pstg and express 3.O9
H. E. Housher, postage l03o
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Teacher and pupils of Blaine
sold beautiful Washington but
tons and secured fine framed
picture of Washington to be hung
in the school room. That is COM
mendable.
Jewell and Gerald Kemper
withdrew from Springfield school
this week. Their home will be
in district No. 35 where Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Thomas have moved.
Miss Marsh, teacher, and her
9th grade pupils are working
hard preparing and reviewing fog
the 9th grade examination wnich
will be held soon.
A picture of Miss Katherine l..
Craig, our State Superintendent,
graces the front page of last
number of Normal Instructor.
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Telephone co,

Sprlhgneld-Lamar Ielephone co,
for rent on co telephone 5.83
j. F. Harrison, work and lumber 6.26
S. E. Speckmann, prntd stat'nery 1885
The following claims were examined
and allowed on the Ordinary County
Revenue fund, to-wit:
F. Regnier, for slection services $50
Out West Printing co, for supplies 81. 10
H. E. Homsher, Treas services 1924
E. Emerson, Assessors salary 10000
E. P. Mcfarland, Sheriff's serv 24.5O
N. Conner Jones, Supt's salary 125.OO
E. E. Alexander, Judges salary 1880
S. E. Speckmann, co printing 1873
Geo. Erwin Konkel, clerks serv 7l.S0
Lucius McAdam, CO com services 14.0o
v. M. Shannon, I" 1920
C. H. Davis, CO com services, mon
ey expended for statutes and
atty fees 1910
Minutes read and approved and Board
ordered adjourned until 10 O'Clock a. m.
April 10Th A. D. 1907.
Attest:
Geo. Erwin Konkel, C. H. Davis,
County Clerk Chairman
sn,,H7S STATE OF &c cGh0RADo' R.as IS.
l, Geo. Erwin
Konkel, County Clerk and Recorder in
and for the County and State aforesaid,
do hereby certify that the above is
true and correct statement of the
proceedings of the Board of County
Commissioners, as relate to the letting
of contracts, allowance of bills, and the
granting of rebates of taxes or assess
ments, at the regular quarterly session
April 1st and I'd, A. d. 1907.
In Witness Whereof have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official seal
this 4th day of April, A. d. 1907.
GEO. ERWIN KoNKEL,
[sEAL] County Clerk and Recorder.
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Read THE HERALD.

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Miss Nellie Watson, one of the
9Th grade class in Blaine, is out
of school, owing to her mothers
being i'll.
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Representative Parrish looked
after Baca county's interest in
the legislature as we predicted
he would. Not only is Butte
creek to be bridged but Clay also.
And at the expense of the state.
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Gleanings and Comment.

The 18th assembly did far more
for the state than any previous
one. The reason is it was
strongly Republican, hence pa
triotic.
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TOO n. m., arrives At Corrizo ! O0p.
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Friday at 700 a, m; arrive at Springfield.
7:00p.m.
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All malls closed i've minutes before leaving
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County Officers

Clerk and Recorder. Geo. Erwin Konkel
Treasurer. Herbert E. Homsher
Judge, Elmer E. Alexander
Sheriff ................E Ernest P. Mcfarland
Assessor Edward Emerson
Sup't. of Schools IN. Conner Jones
Surveyor. G. Greathouse
Comnissioners-C. Fl. Davis, V. M.
Shannon and l.. McAdam.
Health Officer. DIR. T. F. Milligan
Clerk of District Court Observation-Disclosures.
-..........................E Eugene M. Whitaker
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School News
by N. 6. JONES
County Supt.

o what glory doth the world
put on
For him who with a fervent heart
goes forth
Under the bright and glorious
sky, and looks
On duties we'll performed, and
days we'll spent!
-Longfellow.
The Springfield herald., 1907-04-05

Miss Maud Waldren, secretary
of the school board in district No.
80, or Stonington, was in town
Monday night and went north on
the stage Tuesday morning.
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tiful visitor in their home IT

tiful visitor in'>thcir home. It is a
bouncing boy,
Prof. N. S. Bell and his choir of
we'll trained voices rendered charm
ing music at. the 1st Baptist church
Sunday.
Rev. VIM. Jackson, pastor Of First
Baptist church, of Union, was at his
post Of duty and preached three times
Sunday and baptized six persons. At
night he administered the Lords sup
per:
A large crowd from the Salt Sui
phur Springs worshiped at the First
Baptist church Sunday
Sunday was also Ralley day at the
First Baptist church and the amount
OF $40 was raised, which was divided
between the invalid members of the
church.
We anxiously await the coming of
Mrs. J. w. Hackett, Of Covington,
Va, who our pastor announced would
give one Of her lectures for us on
Monday night after the second Sun
day in July.
Miss Rosie Bailey has gone to
spend the summer at the Old Sweet
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Whitlock have
returned home again.
Albert Brown, of ThurmOnd, is
stopping with his mother for a few
days en- route to Old Sweet Springs,
the Summer.
Mrs. Jessie Wright closed her
school on the night Of the~7th and
q
5. Bell presided at the organ. The
program was:
Chorus, America.
Quotations, School.
Invocation, Rev. J9"ksOn.
Recitation, Charles Pocket, Frank
Simpson.
Recitation, Outcast's Return, Al
lie Mills.
Recitation, What We Learn At
School, Five Pupils
Chorus, Let the Sunshine In.
Recitation, One Little Act, Willie
White.
Recitation, My Troubles, Ned
Smalls.
Recitation. The Soldiers Rcprieve
Julia Simpson.
Chorus, Red. White and Blue.
Recitation, Qadroon Girl, Harriet
Triplett.
,r,, K Re. n Little Boys Chance
Recitation, Lead Kindly Light
Five Girls.
Recitation. Only One Apple, Chris
Campbell.
Song, How 10 Make a Shoe, Seven
Pupils.
Recitation. Saved by a Song, Skip
with Campbell.
Duet, jesus, Loving Shepherd
Horace ana Nova SmallS
Recitation, Unknown Grave, Eva
Patterson.
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CONVICTION, VA.

T. B. Fairfax and Z. THOMPSON
left Tuesday for Powellton, w. Va
MRS. Mary Pigrom is quite i'll at
this writing
George Hutchinson, Of Hot
Springs, was in town last week he
left here for an extended trip East.
r. N. Smith is little better at
this VII ting. after several days of
illness.
Mrs. S. II. benson, Mrs. @. Jack
son and Miss Annie Pollard have re
turned from the East.
All parties having items for pub
LEGATION would piease give same to
.neWsman when he calls.
Miss Fannie Gerly left tuesday
5th instant for Ohio, where she will
spend the summer.
A: Wright~is home visiting his
family
Mr.. Bachus, on Lexington street.
Is very III at this writing
, Rev. r. Johnson preached at Dolly
Ann, Sunday.
Albert Garlih and Rev r. Wash
lngton, Of Sprtngwood, were visiting
III Wrightsville Sunday.
Al. Harveys baby died Thursday
9Th instant was buried Friday.
Mrs. Lucy Owens baby is very
sick. '.-.<
Rev. NJ. Robertson, Of Stanton
stopped in town Monday and preach,
ed sermon at Wrightsville.
Mrs. G. Il. Beale spent a few DAYS
last week in Goshen visiting her
mother
John Hutchinson IS sick. He /!
suffering with paralysis.
! Mes2rS Linsy; Kempt and Wright
! were IN town last week in the inter.
est Of the loan and charity organiza
tiop.
Deputy r. II, Bfaady, II. Broadly
and AIDE Goldin we're IN town Thufs
DAY, 9Th instant, to Initiate sevefa
candidates in the order Of True Re
formers ~
Several candidates from Gosher
were initiated in the K. OF P's.
Rally at the Pine Street Baptis
church, Sunday, 18th instant. Rev
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S here the guest Of her parents

Isadore Lincoln and Lawrence
Seettles left last night for East
Liverpool, Ohio.
tors Freda and Maybel left last Mon
day for their home in Moundsville,
after several weeks visit the guest
Of her mother, Mrs. M. l.. Jordan,
and other relatives. She was &C
companied home by her brother,
James NJ. Jordan.
Joe Alexander, John Adams and
Jacob Settles were Sunday visitors
in Huntington.
Miss Lena Jackson, Of Fa1rmoit,
arrived Monday, juno 3d.. to be the
guest Of Miss Bess Jordan.
Mrs. F. II. Jackson returning
from the D. G. l.. at Keystone Satur-
day stopped at PIT. Pleasant to- be
the pleasant guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
G. II. Jordan and family.
Mrs. F.. l.. Morton, came down
Srom PomerOy, Wednesday, May
10Th, to attend the commencement.
She was accompanied by Miss Fran
els Morton, who returned to Pom
erOy, Thursday.
Prof. e. L. Morton was the guest
of his wife Sunday, June I'd.
Quite a crowd viii attend the
commencement at Institute.
w. l.. Clendenin, Of Galiipolis,
was the guest of Miss Hattie 6. Jor-
dan, Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Colston entertained at
dinner Sunday, Rev. E. Venture and
Mrs. Kelley
Mrs. G. H. Jordan entertained
Mrs. J. H. Campbell and two chill
dren at dinner Sunday, June I'd
Prof. l.. r. Jordan wife and baby
left for institute to be the guests OF
relatives.
J. f. Henderson and wife were
visitors in Gallipolis Sunday
Little Misses Leola and Grace
Kelley entertained number Of
friends last Thursday. Miss Lena
jackson being the guest Of honor
Miss Ida Alexander spent Sunday
here with her parents.
Mrs. r. w. White is the guest Of
her husband in Huntington.
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CARBON.

Rev. T. Fl. Christian has sold his
farm on Loup Creek and will move
to his old home in Virginia next
week.
-, Winston Railey received a very
painful wound in the mines Wednes-
day.by stepping on a nail.
II. G. Agnew has been out for 8
days on account % slate falling on
him last Monday in the mines.
quite number Of our people at
tended the Red Mems supper at
West Virginia Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peakes came last
Tuesday night. They will make THIS
their home for while.
Rev. G.. II. Carter was out on the
river on business last week.
T. T. Page was on the river on bus-
mess last week.
Herbert Taylor and wife arrived
from Virginia last Friday.
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MIDDLEPORT, o.

9 Dana Gatewood, who is employed
AT Langsyille, Ohio, spent Sunday
with his parents.
Misses Bertha Houston and Wyona
Davis, Of RendVille, were Sunday
guests Of Miss Cassia Bess.
Misses Blanche Allen and Jessie
Hale were calling on Pomeroy friends
Sunday afternoon.
Arthur Morton, a clerk in the pos
tai service at Cleveland. passed
through here Sunday en- route to
Pomeroy, to spend his vacation with
his parents.
Among the Sunday excursionists
from Columbus were Mr.. and Mrs N.
Lewis, Messrs. George Guthrie, Willie
Carter, w. B. Thompson, Sam Jones,
Reeves White; Mesdames Carter,
Thompson, Bates and Anderson.
Prof. Artis Topsey will leave Mon
day for Wilberforce to attend com
mencement exercises, also to meet
the alumni, Of which he is a mem
Der
The Young Men have organized a
base ball club which is under the
management Of James Johnson. They
anticipate giving the people of this
vicinity some very good games in the
incur future. ANY team desiring to
cross bats with them can commune
cate with the manager.
The sad news of'the death of Miss
Ethel Hickman, youngest daughter
Of Prof, J. =. Hickman, at Jackson
Ohio, was received here Monday. The
news came as shock to her many
friends here, who were not aware
that she was so seriously III.
nj ~ La
the past winter at Ceredo. w. Va
returned home Monday last. having
finished very successful years
work.
James Hickman, Of Morgantown
w. Va, Passed through here on his
way to Jackson to attend the funeral
OF his sister. He was accompanied
from here by Misses Georgia and
Amanda Sutton.
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SYLVIA.

Wednesday about O'Clock Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Harmon's beau.
tiful home was destroyed by fire
The fire started from the attic. An
effort was made to save the house
but 1t could not be done. The furn.
iture from the first floor, articles
from the cellar and smoke house
were the only things saved Many
valuable articles were lost, including
furniture, trunks, clothes, gold
watch and money. White and col
ored friends are helping to replace
the loss. Lumber and money have
been given and in short time he
hopes to see the house rebuilded.
The family has the sympathy Of all
Miss Mabel Anderson is visiting
friends at Raymond City.
Rev. c.. G. Booze is conducting a
meeting at Fairmont
Mrs. Ben Green is reported very
i'll this week.
Miss Pinky Jones, who is teaching
at MabscOtt, spent Sunday in the
town the guest of Mrs. Robert An
derson.
Willie Lipsc6mb and some other
Young man spent Sunday in Stana-
ford.
The literary program was success
fully carried out Saturday night and
the participants did credit to the
town.
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League presented the church with a
baptlst Hymnal for which the
church extended vote of thanks.
Haywood Williams spent Sunday
IN HuChestown, the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Woods.
VIM. Brown, }. NJ. Blaney in COM
pany with Rev. ID. ID. Davis visited
Handley Sunday evening.
Rev. E. D. Allen was called to
PoWelHon to preach Sunday.
. II. b.. Arthur and James Tates,
of Thayer, were callers Sunday
VIM. Prince visited friends here
Sunday.
Mss Minnie Walker. Of st. Adams
spent Saturday night and Sunday
mere guest Of Miss B. r. Booker.
Charles Patterson made a flying
trip to Ironton, Ohio, and returned
with his brother. Robert, who has
been confined there with typhoid
fever. Mr.. Patterson is much I'm
proved at this writing
Misses Alien and Chancellor. of
Pratt, were visitors here Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Brown is on the sick list
this week
Miss Anna Oatmeal is visiting Miss
Eula May Whitlow
Charles Rollins. Of Handley, was
seen in our town Sunday
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PARK ERSBURG.

Herman Brown spent Sunday at
home, having come over from Ath-
ems. Ohio. where he is employed.
The ChildreD'S Day exercises at
Logan NJ. e. Church last Sabbath
were a grand success. The music
was excellent. The children per.
formed their parts well. A large
crowd was In attendance and all
were well pleased.
The mass meeting" .ostensfbly
held for the good (?) Of the colored
schools, but really for the purpose
Of "doin' up the principal. was held
last night at the Rink on 9Th street
amid much noise and confusion, and
the energy wasted might have been
enlisted In better cause The re.
suit Of the meeting took thu form Of
Il written protest against the reap
Continued on Page Three.
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UNION.

Mrs. Mary Campbell and Miss
Carolina. Clair left for Charleston
on the morning Of the 9Th to attend
the Commencement exercises Of the
w. Va. Institute.
Anthony Clair, Of Charleston, is
visiting his many friends and rela-
tivGB.
Mics Lucy Burk, of White Sulphur
Springs, is visiting at the home Of
her aunt, Mrs. Mary Campbell.
Mrs. Sarah Shelton, of Sweet
Springs, IS calling on Mrs. Luvenia
Roy
Phil Roy, who has been confined
to his bed for some time, is much
improved at this writing.
Edward Seams. OF Diamond Hill
has dug a fine cistern which adds
much to the value Of his beautiful
home.
James Clair returned to the Old
Sweet Springs for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Miller are re.
joicing at the appearance OF a beau
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SEWELL.

Mrs. l.. Jackson returned home
Sunday from Hinton hospital very
much improved.
Rev. Clayton, Of Fayetteville,
stopped over here Friday night and
preached very interesting sermon.
Mrs, Cora Agnew, of Carbon, was
the pleasant guest of Mrs. Ernest
'Vanhook and Mrs. p. j. Gibson last
week
Mrs. Fanny Cary and Miss Lizzie
Bennett spent several days at Dun
loop last week guests of Mrs. Sailie
Thompson.
Mrs. James Allen, of Fire Creek.
was visiting her mother Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. G. w. Johnson and Mrs. G..
w. Lewis were calling on friends in
Cliff Top Saturday.
Misses Maude and Willie CARING
ton Brooks Hendricks, Of Elverton
and II. e Hargrove, Of Towards
University, were pleasant guests of
MISS w A. Freeland Sunday.
Prof. l.. o. Wilson Is expected
here Saturday to lecture to Eastern
Star Lodge, No. 10, X. of P.
Mr.. and Mrs. P B. Jasper. of
Penn Brooke, were calling on
friends In Sewell Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bibb were
guests Of Mrs. Mamie Kinney Sum
day.
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CEDAR GROVE.

G.. w. Watkins, of Crown Hill.
spent the day Sunday with friends.
Miss Bessie Phillips is at home
from school.
Miss Pearl Martin, of HUNTINGTON
is visiting Mrs. T. w. Martin.
. Mrs. Joe Williams, t. of Ward
stopped over to; see MIS-. Lee Rich
mond on her way to Virginia.
Mrs. Tom Jones is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Lewis Cobbs, of In
stitute.
Mrs. G. Lee left last week to visit
her parents In Virginia.
Mrs. c. H. Jones spent day with
her mother, Mrs. Amanda Slater, at
Monarch.
Joe Hastin, OF Mammoth, was call
ing on friends last week.
ID. B. Bates, OF Mammoth, was
down TO attend his lodge Friday. .
Alex Shaver, Of London, was call
ing On friends last week.
Mrs James Copeland was visiting
Mrs. nj. Beamer last week.
Walter Jones was calling on Miss
Bessie Phillips Monday.
Miss Ashland Walker was visit
Ing her aunt, Mrs. Robert Slater,
Sunday
John Dingess spent ten days at
jamestown at the fair.
Mrs. Joe Varmes' was visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Walker Monday.
Mr.. William Beamer, Of Mann
moth, was visiting his father, M.
Beamer, Sunday
Mrs. Nathala Phillips was visiting
her father, N. .Beamer, Sunday.
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ST. ALBANS.

Mrs. Lucy Johnson, Of Hunting
ton, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
George Sutherland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Browder, Of Mont
gomery, were business visitors to
town Monday.
VIII Taylor, Of Nuttallburg, spent
few days in town visiting friends.
Misses Jessie and Josephine Will
Hams were in Charleston Monday.
M. n. Hicks spent Sunday with
his sister, Mrs. w. w. Scott
Willie Brown left Thursday for
RichmoDd on business.
Miss Theana Preston, Of Charles
ton, spent Sunday with her mother,
, Mrs. Matilda Jackson received the
SAD news of the death Of her son
Claude Norris, al Portland. Ore.
Miss Lucy Friend, Of Institute,
was in town on business Monday.
Misses Martha Washington and T..
Days were in Charleston Monday.
Mrs. Lula Brown spent Sunday
. here the. guest Of her mother, Mrs
Mary Cosby
Mrs. Will Vickers spent Sunday in
town.