The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14


home just west of town and has
given the contract for the job tc
| Mel Rosander. See Mr.. Hale's
ad in this issue.
For sale The following goods
must go at once. Make me an
offer: Double bed; 2single beds,
with mattress and springs, A
tquilts, double wool blanket,
spread, pair pillows, commode,
oak stand, Roman chair, lsmps,
pals, flat irons, curtain poles,
Coal buckets, clothes basket, etc.
R. r. Carr, West lst tst. Arvada
A gentleman boarding at Mrs.
Widemans' just north Of town,
was among the first to discover
the fire in R. c. Greene's house
and after telling the family in
side climbed to the roof, threw
his coat to the ground and began
to work to stop the flames. In
in the coat was 500. in currency
in an envelope with some receipts
and a business letter, when he
again got his coat the envelope
was minus and the probabilities
are it dropped outof his coat and
was consumed by the flames but
if it blew away from the house
and has been found by any one,
| it will only be necessary to say
that the owner is boarding at
Mrs. Wideman's on the hill.
In the Transcript of recent
date, mention was made of our
county treasurer having received
on daily balances two per cent
since the beginning Of his term,
the aggregate sum of 81, 500.0 90.
The Globe stacks, this arrange
rnent stating that about $50, 0O0-
would be a necessary amount on
deposit to accumulate this fund
and also if it is wise to collect
Gwo per cent and pay out six per
cent.
now listen! 1t is required
md has been the custom to carry
a balance of from five to eight
thousand as an emergency fund
against fire or, water.
If the Globe wishes to make all
intelligent criticism let them
date back to 1907 when there
vas a balance of between one and
Two hundred thousand on de-
.)osit and no interest either.
The two percent interest on
Ill daily balances is one of the
good results of the allied Demo
crat and Republican vote of two
Years ago.
\ 1t is crime for any editor to'
busy himself by trying to mis-
lead in place of educating the
public
One of the Independents
In view of the fact that Frank
Greene, one of Colorado's popu-
lar young men is making prepa-
rations to leave us soon, a very
pleasant surprise was given him
iast Wednesday night by num-
Der of his friends.
A crowd of about thirty young
people knowing when Frank was
coming out from Denver, met
him at the Tramway station and
escorted him to the home of DR..
| Greene where presentation
speech was rendered by Miss
Hines in behalf of all present and
Frank was presented with sig
net ring which he is to wear as
a gentle reminder that he always
has friends at home.
Various games were played
and a good time enjoyed by all,
after which refreshments were
served and at a late honr all left
wishing Frank all kinds Of sue
cess and good things in his new
position and surroundings.
Those present were the Misses;
4 Mehafy, Pearl Lamoreaux, Pear
Watson, Emma Watson, Viola
Hines, Carrie Bates, MaudPierce
Helen Lawrence, Eta Gilmore,
Mary Schultz; the Messrs: Ward
Watson, Isaac Hines, Nelson VIII.
liams, Edgar Watson, John
. Schultz, Theodore Lamoreaux,
Harry DeLand; Mrs. Joering, Mr.
, and Mrs. Frank Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Robinson, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Clayton Greene.
Frank leaves US next Sunday
: for Washington D. G. where he
has accepted position in the U,