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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-13
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lino 5ablreide M0n6e un0 Monnen
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The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

1,6OO per year from the state
tax under Mr.. Ferris; but if it
isn't honorable for d farmer to
drive half Of his stock over the
hill out of sight and then say TO
the assessor, Here is NV stock
before you count them yourself, -
is it honorable TO keep reducing
the assessed value of a county
when her people are prospering
ard increasing in wealth and
numbers? While the people are
inviting capita and new settlers.
Dragging on the resources and
advantages Of the county, is it
Just and fair for the assessor to
cut values and advertise to the
world ty statistics of his Office
that the county is in nreality re-
trograd ng? At any rate, Jetler-
son County with three state in
stitutions ought to be the very
last to take this stand, as we get
back from the State Treasury
many times more than we pay
INTO it. Under Mr.. Ferris
the state levy amounted to SIT,
300 .l3 and the last year under
Mr.. Gregg it was $14,934,62. In
1909 the state levy amounted to
$23, 372.74, but during the time
that this amount goes from JEFF
ferson County to the State fTea-
ury the county receives back
from the state more than $500,
COO to suppo. t the state schools
N the equity. When a man in
an important Office has thus low
cred the financial standing of the
county is it best or can VIC afford
, to elect the same man to another
important county office?
q A Taxpayer.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

The vaIu.Uo of tn previous year,
so in his case the schools made
!. i. I.yI. $ al uucOI ciOuS of any
change OF values; the following
year (I.JD 4 districts raised
,her lewis, one doubling and
j, htLolc ttan doubling their le-
jicS. hLt tho total tax levied
in 1871 on a sill lower valuation
vas SlG1, ,J4Zt1 or $3OO.36 less
than the total levy in the last
ear OF Mir. Ferris term. Mr..
regg in the LIST year Of his term
reduced tie valuation Of the coun-
ty to SO, 4Z3, $50 or a reduction in
our years Cf $tC4,1 ,161 and tn.
lax lCvica fyr.that year was $13s-
,..4,.G1 or l-ss than $500 less
nan in the last year Of Mr.. Fer
ris term. And So our beautiful,
prosperous eff rson county grew
under the era ty hand of one who
20. 20 long years has fed out Of
the pucic crib and now asks for
another turn atouT County Seat.
So far | hay, shown you that
the assessor h, S no control what
fever over the amount Of tax lev
lied. and he cannot by any posi-
| bic mCar S s..ye The taxpayers one
ccnl on thin taxes except on the
/ levy l. adc by the state. Their
levy is made BY $ atute to A mills
except 10. war, insurrcctien Oh
somctLi g Of that sort. In the
last year o. Mr.. Gregg, = tern
they IA soa three t,nths q one
mill alb, c the regular 4 mill levy
Possibly the var was on Gregg
anyway IN the four y als tha
Mr.. Gregg was Gss ssor the stat
tax was dec. ,ascd a total of S.
CAB. O0 Or an average OF abou
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14
aIc.e Refuses to Print Following L6.toT.

says 1T shall not be lawful to
use the moneys belonging to an%
fund for The purpose Of paving
warrants drawn or which pro
perly should have been drawn
upon some other fund.- Please
tell me what does it mean,
am more than surprised that
a has been lawyer and school
teacher could possibly stop t.
such low political ca.raaerT
as this. Anything as long as III
helps your cause.
4 You state further that You
were under The Impression thaJ
the county commissioners were
responsible for receiving on daily
balances. Since when, how, and
why? viii you tell me how It IS
possible to increase the surIlus
funds from 1915 in 1908 to $l.luO
in 1909 with an increase Of on'v
81. 1000 on the tax roll which
means an average of 2 per cent
or $340?
You seem to be very willing to
blame me for the things that are
not going to suit you, o. r-.r2r
anxious to make political capital
out of something that is a0sO-
lutely according to law.
| kindly ask every voter Of .jcf-
ferson county to carefully ,ook
into the foregoing statements so
that your verdict on November
Sth may be just.
Very truly yours,
F. A. EICKHOFF.
Co. Treas.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14
Editor GLOBE:

LDtT, K lLOBE.
You still insist that | should vi
0Iatc my oath Of Office and come
3ut in bold print and ask me to
use the molcys belonging to one
fund to pay o.ders drawn on an
other. If that is not violating
the l@w what isit?or what is the
law rcgllClg G tie haI ding Of
.hcsc funds? md furthermore,
who are the parties that are so
very anxious to have these war
rants without registering them!
4-tSr-i4aye cceniu that office twenty
one months and have failed t.
find a single person who was an.
XICus to hO.d these warrants as a
medium of exchange.
1t is true that people will ray
ne per cont premium to get
-hcsc warrants (if they are reg
stored buIEoL o,herWise.) Even
he editor Cf the Globe will not
al to present his warrant and
lsk for the coin Or a check.
ALcJhcr GU SION. Mr.. Editor,
.Wh%t variants shall | pay
aitA thi. !, on ~ County war
ats? Sch oil rd RS? if school
lGcls, o.. NE&t d suicts, ,2-6-8-2l
.5-44--l or 10? While the Re
ubl.c&ns were n power they fa-
tovcd the HidoWs or Orphans
What aEs"cr could | give if |
aid ord IS N LIST. 10. z and al
owed orLc.s on no. AZ to stand
neither one having any money tc
heir cEldiD?
Further, if section 1924 which
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14
Clark Greene's Home BurnS
to the Ground.

Last Sunday evening the Meth,
odist church bell rang a few min;
utes before the hour of the En
worh league service, 6:30 p. nj
and instead of it being the usu4
call to worship twas d call to th
the fire which had already gotte1
considerable headway in R. e
Greene's home.
Only little fire from kindli1f
was started in the stove, and. the
family had just commenced to 81
their evening meal when a perso4
waiting for the car ran into the
house crying Your house is M
fire. :" The fire must have start
ed from defective flue near It's
roof so thatthe inside Of the hou&
was ablaze in the upper story i
little while and in one hour frdh
the time the bell rang there was
not a stick left. .
Neighbors and friends rallied
and took all the furniture ouis
from the first floor except sonle
dishes and a few articles in the
pantry.
The house was situated out OF
town SO far that town watel
could not be used on it apd tn
lire had gott too much headwal
20 be eXtinguished by the ChennF
cal engine.
large attic. -,
Fortunately there was h4 dlYa
breath of wind and what thert
was came from the northwest
and blew the sparks where ther,
was no danger to other property.
Had the wind been from the
north with a fresh breeze, thel
the fire would probably havt
spread to other buildings.
We regret very much to say
that the propertywas not insured
The most of the wearing az
parel and everything on the up
per floor was destroyed with tn
house.
Several bof the citizens imnledi
ately offered their homes to th,
family and showed a spirit OIL
DTother.y love e thsas sxsssss;! Ia,
neighborhood for more than twent
ty years. 7
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14
Golden, Colorado


Editor Arvada Enterprise
Some misleading statements
are being made in regard to the
stand taken at our Democratie
convention on the Pass issue.
| would prefer that the tax pay
-ers be not deceived as to my po,a
sltion also as to the Democratic
nominees stand and the Stanc5
taken at our convention. q
The sheriff had shown to tho
satisfaction of a majority of tha
convention that he had saved the
taxpayers money by riding on {.
pass and while a great majority
of that convention was strIctly
against the principle the resOlu-
zion was voted down by a small
majority as was we'll exc implied
IN convention for the purpose Oh
exonerating our sheriff who is
the only two years Dema rat can
didate that rode an in ch on q
pass, neither do they WI sh or in
tend to if reelected. No SIr,
MIR. Taxpayer, | stand. squareIy
where did two years ago.
| will never vote for any pub
lie servant who rides o a pass Oh
intends to, if | kno W it unless
shown las in Sherj fl Heater :
case) that he is sa sing money
Tor the taxpayer wi llout the de-
moralizing corruptn1a effect as
shown by the recent S tate DENT,
cratic andRepublicanc conventions
where it cost the r. J &. corpora
lions $4,000. in passe S and cos1
the state nearly " that littl(
| political honor it had ! eft by try
ing to turn down Gov. Shafrotl
the almost unanimous ,~choice o
the people for a secon, 1 term.
On the other hand, IN, UNI seem
to be the word of most /. 'andidate
on the Pass issue. I wonder l
they are afraid to tax e the pee
PIE into their con'iden ce. | al
thinking some of them will get
chance to answei yes or no
before the camy ,aign is over.
hope SO, if the taxpayer fails
ask their would-be servan, s the:
important gu estions then | mu
say ! will Mlve lost all conf den!
IN the political welfare o. Il
people.
In conclusion | must say tn
II we had the majority of Il
state with the moral honest 0
sclencious stability of the edi !
OF the Aryada Enterprise, t
time would be short ind eed tn
the r; R. corporations woul
dare offer passes.
! u. A. Ferris.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

Mrs. Albert Wolff has left for
Ariola, Colo. to visit her mother
and her brother and family and
will be away about two weeks.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

Mrs. w. A. McGill Of Monte
Vista has started to build a new
home south of the high school and
expects to reside in the same as
soon as it is ready. W. M. Brad
ley is doing the work.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Staley came on
Friday from Nevada, Mo. with
the intention of making Aryada
their future home. They are the
parents of our bankers Wesley
and Daniel Staley and Mrs. Len
hart.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

For a real -up=to=date meat
market step in and see George
Muench.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

Get your fine cigars and can
dies of Ullery the druggist.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

Mrs. Cagley moved last week
into Mrs. Parft's house on West
End street.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

The Waterman Ideal fountain
pen, nothing better. Ullery the
druggist.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

Rugs and carpets at Burton &
Chinn's.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

The very best remedies for
coughs and colds. Ullery the
druggist.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

John P. Graves of Broomfeld
left for Long Beach, California
on Saturday where he expects
to remain for several months.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

have four corner lots in Reno
Park for sale. R. Graves.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14
Our Gala 3ay.

The weather man had promised
reased showers and cloudiness
October 18th but it was wisely
z lered otherwise by the Ruler
q Eall things and a more delight
II 'day for the celebration Of our
Il Rter plant opening could not be
lp4ssible.
! Bright and early our business
men began 70 stir themselves
and the decorations were in keep
ifsg with tthe-hotiday- the event.
ali joined in gladly, and
the few who did not, We're con-
spicuOus by their absence,
BThe splendid luncheon provided
by the Baptist nuion vas all that
could be desired and went far
beyond the expectations of the
most Of those who sat down to
enjoy it and many were the com
Biiments heard from cur visitors.
The banquet was spread in the
bank hail andthe floor spaceoya
well covered with tables that lii
orally groaned with good things
and were also tastlly decorated.
Plates were Sc for 15G at the
irst table and a number who
came in late had 20 wait.
A. j. Recht the president Of
he commercial ciuH presided as
0ast master. 3--.c.les We c
made by visitors representing 6
garious towns, also by local
speakers on the interests of Ar
yada.
The town board WIS eulog gsed
or their arduous work in bring
.ng to such a successful consuma-
ion the water plant. Refer
ences were made in regard to our
future growth and it was even in
imated by a county officer that
he county seat might come t
Arvada. The service OF the Den
.er Tramway company was alsl
discussed and it was shown by
?arious speakers how the tow
would be helped by a reduction
If the fare, and the use OF an ele
Sstar at the station.
After the speeches the visitor
rwept to view the immense waite
sassAx a1d the punlp pllsls elrgfr
nd to sample the water, then [
/ demonstration by the fireme
of the pressure of the waite
which showed up in fine shape.
The water fight was uniqu
md caused much merriment CN
ept for the participants VIII
aced the full force Of the waue
1t a distance Of fifty feet frOr
,he nOzzles.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

For sale, an eight foot F. l. M.
steel windmill and a forty foot
r.our post steel tower in good con
dition at half price of a new one.
R. L. Newton, on Bell place south
of Arvada, phone, Ralston l61l.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

Writing paper 1O-15c at the
Racket.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

If you want a real good loaf of
bread, try a cottage loaf at the
Arvada Bakery. 1t is hard to
beat.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

Waxed paper for lunches, Sc at
the Racket.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

Do not forget that we are here
to stay. Peoples Meat Market
phone Arvada 1881. +
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

To the Arvada Enterprise
Having noticed in the Denver anC
efferson County papers that Is.
/. Gregg was credited with say
ng the taxpayers Of Jetferscl
county the neat little sum Ct
200, coo during his term as IS
,essor of our county some ycm
100, | was led to investigate
title on my own hook thinking
ike amount might be saved even
in our generation if the assessor
vas put wise as to how it cQuIC
be done. | went to the the Treas
lrer'S office ia public office by"
the way with books open to every
laxpayer) and secured the taA
oils for the years Is! 5-G-7-S-@.
rhe year 1895 was the last yea
of Mr.. Ferris term Of office anc
he other years represent Mr..
l,reggs full term. Turning t
| he recapitulations of these year
| found that MIR. Fenis IN IN
last year of his term made the
assessed value Of thecounty "a, j.
7,341 which Gregg the following
year cut to 4,054, $50. a cut OF
over S27O, 600 but the total tax
levied (including military polls
against Mr.. Ferris value wa
las, ,842.97 while against Mr..
iregg's value $135, 1881 was
.evied. A grand saving Of $3,C
l9 &C? The same years Mr.: Fer,
lis returned the value OF Colder
1915. .27O and Mr.. Gregg returno(
S341, GAG the following year, a cut
Of nearly $34, 600. But the tota
tax levied against Mr.. Ferris va
Iue was 7,505.40 while agains'
Mr.. Gregg's value $40, 249. O8 was
levied; giving the people OF Gol
| den the privilege Of paying 81
q 743. 6S more under the reducct
e valuation. Golden usually makes
II her lew in October on the curren
q valuation returned by the asses
e sor and in this caes the Cit,
y Council raised the levy from 2
# mills on Mr.. Ferris val uatl0l
,e " TO 80 mills on Mr.. Gregg,s. Th
~ ~ county levy is made by theBoaT
,, of County Commissioners in tn
" W same way and in this case wa
,t raised one half mill and 2.1 mil
i more the following year. In
school districts, with one or tw
exceptions, make their levy o
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14
Local and Personal.

Nothing over 15c at the Racket
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

H. S. Burton had his picture in
the Globe Saturday. 1t was a
fine picture, if the voters want a
good looking man for coroner
they will surely choose H. S. Bur
ton, he is all right for his job
and has had considerable eXper-
ience as an undertaken and vii!
roll up a big vote in this neck OF
the woods
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

Mr. and Mrs. Mcdonald of
Boulder are enjoying a visit of a
couple of weeks with Mrs. Nc
Donald's brother Chas. McFad-
den and family.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

Every person who contem-
plates building, whether it is a
chicken house or a beautiful home
should look in and see the fine
stock of building material at the
A. L. Davis lumber yard in East
Arvada, or call up phone Arvada
TAI
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

Henry w. Hill, mayor of Noun
tain View and candidate for coun-
ty clerk and recorder, was visit
ing in town Friday. We believe
Mr. Hill is the man for the place
he is looking for, and in every
way adapted. The Enterprise
takes pleasure in commencing
him to the voters. We have
known him for years.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

Ariola, Colo. to visit her mother
and her brother and family anc
will be away about two weeks.
Get your fine cigars and can.
dies of Ullery the druggist.
:. For a real -up=to=date meat
market step in and see George
Muench.
Mrs. Cagley moved last week
in to Mrs. Parft's house on West
End street.
The very best remedies for
coughs and colds. Ullery the
druggist.
Writing paper 10-15c at tie
Racket.
The Waterman Ideal fountain
pen, nothing better. Ullery the
druggist.
Mrs. w. A. McGill Of Monte
Vista has started to build new
home south of the high school and
expects to reside in the same as
soon as it is ready. W. M. Brad
ley is doing the work.
l have four corner lots in Reno
Park for sale. R. Graves.
Waxed paper for lunches, Sc at
the Racket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Staley came on
Friday from Nevada, Mo. with
the intention of making Aryada
their future home. They are the
parents of our bankers Wesley
and Daniel Staley and Mrs. Len
hart.
If you want a real good loaf of
bread, try a cottage loaf at the
Arvada Bakery. 1t is hard to
beat.
Do not forget that we are here
to stay. Peoples Meat Market
phone Arvada 1881. -
Every person who contem-
plates building, whether it is a
chicken house or a beautiful home
should look in and see the fine
stock of building material at the
A. L. Davis lumber yard in East
Arvada, or call up phone Arvada
TAI.
H. S. Burton had his picture in
the Globe Saturday. 1t was a
fine picture, if the voters want a
good looking man for coroner
they will surely choose H. S. Bur
ton, he is all right for his job
and has had considerable exper-
ience as an undertaken and vii!
roll up a big vote in this neck OF
the woods
For sale, AN eight foot F. l. M.
steel windmill and a forty foot
rrour post steel tower in good con-
dition at half price of new one.
R. L. Newton, on Bell place south
of Arvada, phone, Ralston 1911.
John P. Graves of Broomfeld
left for Long Beach, California
on Saturday where he expects
to remain for several months.
Henry w. Hill, mayor of Noun
tain View and candidate for coun-
ty clerk and recorder, was visit
ing in town Friday. We believe
Mr.. Hill is the man for the place
he is looking for, and in every
way adapted. The Enterprise
takes pleasure in commencing
him to the voters. We have
known him for years.
For sale, 1 pr. young12OO ID;
mares, close matched, sound, all
purpose team, thoroughly broke,
Quiet and gentle, used oall cars;
One Q seated spring wagon good
as new. 2 saddles. VIM. Craig,
list house west of water tower,
south of railroad.
Last week Frank Greene re
ceiyed his appointment as assist
ant examiner of patents. He is
to report at Washington on the
20th of this month at a salary Of
S15OO.O0 per year. That just
serves him right. Frank is q
fine fellow; has been working
and studying for years preparing
himself for such a position ano
passed successfully the civil ser.
vice examination. Other young
men could do just as well II they
were not all the time going here
and there just to have a goot
time and amuse themselves
Frank is also an athlete having
played center for D. US. They
ri 49, . c,ood man whose place
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

For sale, i pr. youngl2O0 ID;
mares, close matched, sound, all
purpose team, thoroughly broke,
Quiet and gentle, used to all cars;
One 2 seated spring wagon good
as new. 2 saddles. VIM. Craig,
list house west of water tower,
south of railroad.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

For sale-I have quite a num-
Der of patent galvanized poultry
dishes which | will sell cheap to
close out. R. R. Carr, w. 1st st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-05
a. South Main Street

That wind (the old wind that would be Ill noeeo
did blow nobody good and temperature knocked
ont the railroads. nty well known to everybody also
that it meant delay freight shipments all over the country
To regular and dealers the delay in receipt OF
Overvs