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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02
CLEAN CITY GOVERNMENT IS
THE ISSUE IN THIS CAMPAIGN

publican party should vote for
hnuillon
George Olson Speaks.
Olson said. y am going 20 vote
for the man who has The principle.
and ! believe that GIN 10 not the
man for the chair We must con.
slider the character Of those who
support en-. for birds % a feather
flock together. And In the First
ward we know the gang. the name
OF which IL a stain upon The city
the gang which "a supporting III
CHI. and what fort The gamblers.
saloon keepers. aud keepers Of
opium dives who walk along be
side him with ono hand upon his
shoulder and the other behind him.
saying; Go after them. H. Well
support you. 80 for them You
should look before you leap and
choose someone who stands for
morality. principle and good citizen.
ship"
Pastor Denounees Gill.
Reverend c. Ling hansen. Of the
rwesian- Danish church. spoke IN
bis native language lie denounced
~ GIN and the things for which he
stood He paid high compliment TO
Boulllon aud Erickson.
oliver T. Erickson. the demo.
cratic candidate for mayor. address.
ed his fellow countrymen al length
upon bis policies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02

TThe question ~ whether u shall
~ nouiiion or Erickson. Tor they
both stand for what is good IN the
city government but Gill does not :"
Theee words % Reverend Freder
lex l4creon. ~ the Bethania Nor.
enKlan Evangelical Lutheran Free
church. az a meeting Of the comblu
"a Scandinavian church clubs held
last nlEhi in che Maccaboc hall
we're greeted with thnndrroua np.
plaaae from tho 600 persons that
crowded the hall
The meeting was made up OF
representative from all the Scan.
dinnyiRn churches in Seattle The
pastors % the churches we're pres.
ont and the tabernacle choir sang
aoulllon Well Received.
A v. noulllon was given an ca.
thnsiaatlc reception when be was
introduced By Rev n 1. Larson. Of
the Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
church. Bouillon pointed out shat
be would do % -. that the taxpay.
crs got full value for shat they paid
in taxes and the stops he would
take to better the moral conditions
of tho community iiouillon was
repeatedly cheersd by his auditors
George Olson. a lawyer. gave a
short address. laying bare his roa.
sons for his belief that every Law
abiding. selfrespecting Scaudinav.
ian in Seattle belonging 10 the re-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02
LABOR
COUNCIL NAMES
NEW OFFICERS

The Central Labor Council rep
resenting over 100 unions In the
vicinity ~ Seattle and over $4,000
worklngmon. has elected the follow.
inF officers Tor the ensuing six
months
President. W. L. onstoti steam
nuors. vice president, Hugh Villa
han. coopera. financial secretary.
Miss Alice Lord. Mattresses, record.
Ing secretary, James \ Harris,
cooks. scrEeautat.arms. z X.
Mohr. bakers. treasurer Robert r
Orchard. painters. reading clerk.
Fred q Mccullough. carpenters.
Trustees IL Bolton. Alice Lord,
r p Orchard. J Il Harris. George
Elder. Robert q Hcsketh
Executive Committee-W v
pfan ID Kug0r. r J Lindberg. w
Helpin. W. II Smith. J T Day w
vs. Richmond. II Kinney 7. X.
Mohr
Organization Commlttee-R NJ
MeCuiough. Charles Lyle. John
n0wnle r. r Gritziuger u. n
Hathaway ; W Blaine. " Boil
ton
Legislative Committee y X.
Rfohr. n. n. Morton. II Willahan.
ID Hengat D. r Gritzinger J Ken.
NEEDY. y Jefferson. J. T Day. G..
Cameron.
Board of Control OF the Union
Rccord George hstman. II Bolton
h s. Mccullough n e orchard, ID
Kilenr. r. Cotton. r. Il. Heskoth, r.
rlcngat. George Harrison, f. NJ
Hathaway, h r. Grtzlnger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02
ALL NECESSARY
IMPROVEMENTS
WILL Be MADE

West Seattle will get the i'm.
prosemeuta Il has long been elan.
.oring Cor u A. v Boulllon la elect.
I'd mayer This was the declara.
ton made b. nonilion az a meet.
iug AZ West Seattle last night
Necessary improvements are be,
Ing retarded. said nuuiilon. be,
cause money 70 being expended IN
unnecessary improvements Money
j. being frightiully wasted When
the taxes are dissipated the tax
payers suffer with economical
management the same amount 81
money thar we are now cxpendius
ucule furnish be- with many mere
improvements We are not getting
what We pay Tor. thai IL the cutlrt
trouble
West Seattle Needs Tressle.
You people 10 West Seattle
should have n treaile across tho
bay This city ought 30 help pay
Tor e. AZ y q an Improvement that
uill benefit tho entire city you
VII newer. howoYsr. get ID under
lhe present management ~ city
Affairs. contluued nouillon
Boutwell, Makes Speech.
William Boutwell,. candidate
Tor city comptroller. and Repre-.
sentative Ole Hanson. Klit Could
and Austin Z grifuiha aiso spoke
A. YounEataun. ole Hanson and
Allen Brandt spoke nfandt sald
For "a months ting Rtpllngsr AZ.
iaieafion waa hidden b. Comp.
trolisr Carroll Il IL time that
aofae one else than the gangs
bookkucpes bad charge 0f the eliy
books hoihaeli viii Ice nght In
on che city accounts
oiiTs Record Against Him.
Hanson declared that Cula ten
years IN the city council was SUI
fieient 20 disausiiiy him for mayor
Never has a measure been Ia the
council but GIN could b. found on
the side 81 the special interests.
opposing the welfare n the poo.
pie Tic and his gang attempted
20 faaten garbage collection mo.
nppaiy GA the people GIN him.
self admits that be has appeared
before the board o, public works
as the special pleader for mem
bera ~ the contractors' trust who
aeFe charging oxorbitAnt prices for
The city improvements The gang
that f. onr.chlnE itself ~ the ex
p9nEe of tho taxpayers has always
found GIN its chief supporter and
hacker Thia WAS hia record In the
council In che mayors chair he
win be found IN the same place. n
ie full time 70 clean out the city
hali gang and start anew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02
HAI1lE BUILDING
SIDEWALKS IN
GEORGETOWN

w 'as ADOPTION Monday nlsht
e sitg council o. Georgefawu
!. resolution Of thanks 10 d. eltv
a''le i developed lat night
Y, s.slte is laying plank walks
~ ~ people IN every part ri the
- fa.t are clamDring hi vain FOR
I ~ q sone kind q enable them
~ 2 and from their homes
saH Nadiag through mud aome
=. nee deep. TIE city has lald
~ q yak along ,ho cedar
pe line rightofwav. and ne
* .'iEs part u Il is ihat this
-. lappena 70 BE- a great con.
y. 49, g Councilman Hlnoq. who
south Park. just beyond
eis4'oFn boundary line
~ ,ss'eNn ia thankful for this
49,. s'sa Il the residents n Conn.
'- hines ward are not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02
POISON AND FIRE
TO KILL FAMILY

wAsHBURN. Wis. Feb. g. Both
poison aud fire were used by nm.
known asaaesins In an attempt to
destroy the family OF p Behrants
here today The Rehrauts home H.
In ruins. three children are dying
OF poison. and Mrs Behrants and
another Of her children are dead.
Behranta escaped with His life bat
e. suffering from the effects OF the
poison.
Neighbors who responded to the
fire alarm found Behrants. clad IN
his night clothes. running about the
yard. apparently crazed with pain
ReBcners entered the burning
home and found the body Of Mrs
Rehrauia. Ia her arms was the
dead body % her child Neither had
been touched by the flames
Three other children we're found
ln their bedroom unconscious and
dying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02
TRIES TO
KILL HODGE


tCcneiudsd
my home. shriskod the woman
And then tbs anger died from her
eyes and she fcil 10 singing soft
love songs and crying out for hor
husband
The Drake brothers iefi the lit
ils woman in sole possession for
the night
sheriff Hodge was notified. yes.
terdAy. ~ the beiiIrerent poaseHaor
% the cahin iiopping into q taxi.
cab the sheriff rode a. close %
The scene q the trouble a. pos
alble
Tries to Kui Sheriff
After wadinF through nearly two
miles u suoM and awamps. Hodge
arrived at the cabin The woman.
apparently exhausted. ihy in bed
bat when Hodge and 5 G. Drake
forced open the door. Mrs HicaF
sprAns 90 her feet and awunR NJ the
sheriff with an a1s
Hodge wrested The weapon from
her While RathrriuE up portions
of her wearing apparel. Hodge turn.
"a bis back 90 tho woman. without
word abe snntchpd up n hammer
and Was about % brain Hodge from
behind when Drake threw her 60
one aide Even then she ieaped for
butcher knife and fought like a
fiEress before oyerpowgrrd
Mrs Slrar refused 70 walk. and
threw herself upon the snowy
srouud ThFuwing her over one
shoulder. the brawuy sheriff ioilSd
through the anow and swampa II
took two hours 81 hard work 10 SO
two miles
The woman was then placed IN n
taxicab and taken 90 the county jail
ti0N she wandered unt into the
lonely woods she would not tell.
Has Loss Husband.
II want my husband. abe ~.
piled this morning. when asked why
she was 80 Ear from her home he
~ q Creek and h what you call a
huckRier You have police sYH
tem ard u Is your duty 10 find ray
husband
"Ie IL constantly calling me from
afar. she went on. dreamiiy. and
he tells mo be - coming it's been
three months now. but whore Il he7
want him so much and you must
find him"
No amount Of inquiry could 90.
duce the woman % tell hor Seattle
address The only clue 20 beF iden.
tits Is that abe came from Boston
Mass. two years aE0 To all other
queries she politely tells jan at
tendants that u II none ~ their
affair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02
aIIlE DAY At THE
CATHOLIC CARNIVAL

e.,..... aay. The big day Of the
q All Nations being held
4 " h.ammoth skating rlnk for
6sA,..' siH Of The Edwin Brlseoe
~ 80 aoys Home. Is ln progress
hr.. .ae Seattle booth. with wra.
sss,s, = Ah'ierson IN charge IS the
pr,,a attraction at ~ bazaar
csI',~ ''Aa Afonson. manager of tbe
~ ~, lap and perhaps one N the
til,.. -''lerliies IN Seattle on NJ
lee assisted b. chef M ~
ess,n, are eemonalratlng ON an
s81so,... siiehenette how easily
ee,ss deiicaciea can b. con
asns', A,innsOn II also telling M
* ~ about the art Of COOL
s,sl 4 re- ior queen Of ,be ,,.,,y.i
Gate q be close. Tbe canal
W. haze not been raei., ta'.,,,
esy2 aarlng the pagt few
HI @aluug for he cloaing
frlaay night Miss Ham
isl slightly 10 he lead Ves
~ N. w Miss Gllda siarlbe,,t
Closely. 'iV"n' pushing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02

IhA y safe senator Iotham r
Aacs president pro ten Of the New
tlg4 Nats senate Senator Aids
! h,tazsf x being a CRATER This
y dsnisz 1aisnangly. bat has been
Niested. neserihsleaa and Ia.
lass 4 hozt q lauyeFa 10 aefsnd
IA
ssal AIDS accepted a bride Of
NNe 'pr Ais failure 20 press Ger.
lsEislaisoa. IL the presence q
seai'1s bea Ccnxer. vas formally
aafEed b Coneef before an lavsa.
sAliak eoEnmlfiee this week
Asasosss q TIE ~old guard AZ Al
~ ar fearful lest the DAYS 81
/. 4ssinnee scandals and ANDY
~. ~. laa e fesurrected AZ the
'''al n Aida
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02
Law FIRM Meves.

The law firm Of HIlggns Han a
Haiveratndt today opened their new
offices at st7-s2a Alaska building.
after occupying their former quar-
tiers In the Boston block for five
years j. G. Higgins. senior mem
Der NJ the firm d. special prosecutor
of the Seattle bar association in
dlsbarmcut proceedings. and Is "a
member OF the new charter revision
committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02
IS BLOWN TO DEATH IN
new Mine DISASTERS
r tttttttttttt+4+t++++
THE TOLL or THE MINES.

The lives OF az least So who labored deep IN the
f Tor ther daily bread have been anuffed within
last three days
~ addition, NJ least &c I'd missing
they are dead III miners have 20 their deaths,
Flhytwo chhfred and twisted bodies been taken
from the Coiorudo Fuel compnnya mine az Prmero
At least "a ntii IN mine
Ihftyfhrco bodies have been raised
az Drakeaboro KY where there explosion yester.
day
Two hafsuocatod we're rescued from the sholl
mine ne South haronayic H. last evening whore a fire
While the bodies are being
death holes men searching long
a. cherry. ~, whore than dead ontombed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02
REGISTRATION
CLERK JAILED

fconsiudsal
Of william r Prosaer for city
treasurer Ia his pockets Fastened
TO one 81 the registration sheets
with q pin waH pr0Aaer's card
AZ present the grand jury has
lists in See possession showing that
scores 81 names have been forged
90 the registration books by work
orH In the employ " the GIN gang
and that many more have register.
cd Illegally
Although the grand Jury may
not have time 70 dispose Of
each case before primary day.
deputy sheriffs will be sworn
In and as soon as any floater
or Illegal voter attempts 20
vote he Will be arrested,
The fact that a man of Win.
chester's character should be- select.
ed by Comptroller Carroll az Judge
OF election upon orders from the
GIN headquarters lays bare the
whole scheme 20 count GIN In aa
mayor
Winchester a Gil Worker.
Winchester made no secret of the
fact that he was n paid GIN worker
While Detective Marion was
searching for him. w r. Fling. OF
1909 First av, a former roommate
OF Winchester. told the detective
You viii probably find Winchester
az the GIN headquarters He told
me he ~ working Tor them and that
he hangs around there an the time.
William Hurley. who was arrest
ed last Friday and who confessed
that be forged bis brothers name 20
the registration books and illegally
registered himself. IL sim ln tho
county jail Witnesses aubpOenaed
before the jury To tell OF the higher
ups who have paid the men for the
false registration, have fled from
the state Efforts viii be made to
bring them back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02
SAN ANTONIO. Tex.. Feb.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. 2.-Fifty-two men
were killed and six injured in a mine explosion at
Los Esperantos, Mex, according to dispatches re-
ceived here today The mine is the property of the
Mexico Mining Company, and several fatal explo-
sions have occurred there in the past
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02

MODESTO. ctl business
block IN TuiSack was destroyed by
fire today Ten business houses
were wiped out The probable
loss is estimated between $4,000
and $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02

Beatrice Mcclure. who o. recog.
nlzed az one Of the most dlstlng
ulshed readers both ia the east and
west. and who is also well known
as a capable and charming actress.
will appear al the performance
which Is % be given 10 the Lola
theatre on Friday afternoon for the
benefit OF the Girls Industrial
Trades school. ia a clever one act
play called The Billl0naire
This win be Mrs McClnre'g first
appearance on the stage ia this city
since she was seen here with Max
Fgman in "Thc Man on the Box
Grant Churchill q we'll known San
Francisco actor. who happens 10 be-
in the city, viii be- associated with
Mrs Mcclure co. the presentation.
MANY prominent society people
have subscribed Tor boxes for the
performance Among them arc
Mrs william PIT Trlmble. Mrs.
Eliza Ferry Leary. Mrs. G. ID Slim
son and Miss Loretta Denny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02

Chicago got the cramps and
felt SO had that let the business
80. was John Dickengou's explana-
ton OF the failure of HIS million
dollar brokerage business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02

SAN DIEGO, Cal-Two robbers
cracked the safe IN the National
city postoiiloo early today and got
about 5000 IN money aud SIS worth
OF STAMPS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02

pRAkEsBoRo ~ FEB. 2-Thriyt missing
and ~ injured
miner hs furnished
BREEDER, late yesterday afternoon
OF tho ~ Injured will die All Of the
fully mulatsd Identification possible The
disaster repetition Of the Cherry disaster and the Prmero
Cole
mothers Of the hn
o. children ahriesa o.
q s believed the explosion
into abandoned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02

PRlMERo Colo. Feb 49, Lylng
Ia long rows In the improvised
morEue Ga a rude shack near the
tunnel mouth. are the bodies Of 81
% the victims % the disaster that
wrecked tbo minc 81 the Colorado
Fuel A Iron company.
keacuern made several trips into
The shattered shaft today. and on
almost every return carried with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02
ODD BITS
or NEWS

One day Or. Arthur E. Burns met
Percy Davis. a local leweler. "a The
lobby of the Hotel Lincoln. and OK.
claimed You stole that overcoat
AZ Mercer Island and I can prove
it" Dr Burns now faces a SANDER
suit for $4,000 damages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02
CHARGED WITH
immortality A
PASTOR QUITS
N. A. Casey, of Big
~. r..ouoa Church, Resigns
M;o;.sry - An Everett
womsn in the Case.

.ss Rnb. ~ foFmAl
issv y immortality have been
as.s. - 4 against Rev MeNendree
$500 $500 surmer pastor 81 the
\ ass,seflst church in Tacoma.
- Inc pastor q TIE t'rst
y ~, church Of Everett BY
,..s'.l board q the Everett
80 ...x has Withdrawn FROM
y ..sssry The charges Involve
q 49, relations Of ~ casey
y" snsux woman 81 Everett
" rs.es Iegg Tacoma jan ior
's@ Ne first took bis wife
~ r'..ssnrula last fall. returning
80 she holidays he vas
reptlon BY bis consrega
- Years pay. and on ihe
- mornlng preached MS
r,s& sermon.
q sAsery nature and ever
.msle Won Kew Casey the
y 3 ,sansAlns. and bis former
'..,se.lina can not believe thc
s.ssss vsefsrred against him
y r.sey returned bis prdlna
- ! ~ wllA the simple state
-, ~ As bad done wrons
49,. wemsn IN the Case
rTvpgTT wash Feb z Not
!. ~ several women caused che
...,s-s 4 immortality against Rev
~ gSey. former pastor az ihc
~ wmhoaAst church
y rere memhera o. aticuaan'e
- ekarrh One confessed 60 The
~..us castor apd ne church offi-
- rsulsing h TIE chargcs Tho
~ sers 90 preferred BY the
s.ssss q fhe ehurch. however bat
"a sesclal committee
fssy astsnp = being made 60
~ % she case here and none
AZ Interested people viii talk
~ czses sas probably the moef
.er,,r msnisseF Who ever held an
ksxGi pAsioaie. Tie was a hard
rwafF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02

them q charred and scarcely recog.
nizable mass that once bad betN
Ia living human body
n there were rs men IN the mine
when the explosion occurred, ard
this number IL the moet conserya-
tive estimate that has been made.
20 bodies stiil he IN the debris
filled tunnels The mine authori-
ties expected 20 recover them all
before night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02

ST. Paul.--"scared baldheaded."
This ia the official verdict IN the
damage suit Of Title Omlnsky. "a
factory girl. who got $4,000 She
had got caught IN the machinery
and the shock made her hair come
out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02

According 20 HE own sworn state
ment. 4 r. Holden Was muddled
with drink when be decided lot AZ
Fifth av. and Virginia a. valued AZ
gl8 900. 10 Miss Liyia Romano, sew.
eral months ago When he came
out Of 90. Holden demanded the
deed. but there was nothing doing.
The case is being heard IN the su.
pcrior court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02
-..llJRS

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02

AS mark Of appreciation, the
members Of the Seattle Waitressea
Union will journey 10 Black nin,
mOnd. February 10. 10 dance with
the coal miners Recently the min.
ers donated a substantial sum 70.
ward the construction OF n new
home for mattresses. and the young
women are going to show their
thanks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02

The city Of Seattle yesterday
agreed. through Councilmen Mullen
and Wardnll 20 appropriate $4,000
for the construction ~ the Oxbow
bridge The county has already set
aside $4,000 for the structure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02

RESOURCES.

A. tho close OF business January
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02

" sHORROCK. President
ALEXANDER MYERS. Sec.
JOHN r. HARTMAN. V. Pres.
J. V. A. SMITH. Cashier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02
LIABILITIES.

Capital stock paid iu .......t 800. Gee 90
surplus ana undivided profits ltaot lg
Deposits .............t.. f4f0.tHa "a
rstat ................ ......ft.att.f a7. I'D
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-08-19
To The Public

l have my Photo studio now in run
ming order and am prepared to take a
first class Portrait. Babies pictures
and small groups specially, prices rea
sonable. Post 81 per doz. also do
all kinds of leather work. have a com
pound for soldering milk cans, seperators
aud all maner Of tinware guarantee a
first class job. one would -hink ] was
Jack of all Trades but that Is not So
Jack is in Elizabeth, the work | do un
derstand thoroughly and one glance vii
convince you it came from mechanics
hand. Let me show you.
George Mckimmie
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-08-19
YOUNG CHASSEUR

ntewill make the season of 1910 as fol-
lows: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at the Elbert Livery Barn.
Thursday Friday and Saturday a,
Fondls.
Description and Pedidree. Young
Chass eur Sr. is seven years old He is a
solid black and weighs 1850 pounds. IL.
Is IL hands high. He was sired by i'm
,urted Chasseur and he is recorded
with pedigree in the percheron stud
,ook of France. VolII, and in the stud
look OF America, Vol.II, page IA and
50 stud book OF France.
The dam OF Yonng Chasseur is Dolls
She is solid black and weight 16OOfb
She was sired by imported Percheron
Colbert, owned b, Schaab q Bartender
His Grand dam was sired by Import
d Mingn, owned by Riggs Brothers.
TERMS $40 to insure mare with
..onl. service fee due as soon ss mare is
known to be in foal. Owners pairing
With mares or moving out of the coun
" forfeit Insurance. Due care VIII be
taken TO prevent a. .cident, lui will
not be Responsible should any occnr
ssor further particulars inpu" e of r A.
Dotson, Owner. {, narroc a Cigar
Managers.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-08-19

When in Colorado Springs stop at thu
Spaulding House. Electric cars from
depots and to all parts OF the city. Rate
81 80 to 800 day; special rates by the
week. Opp. court house, South reion st.
HIMEBAuoH, Proprietor.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-08-19
Lumber for Sale

/ have lot of good lumber which
will sell cheap on months time, you
credit is good. Telephone Jake
Brazelton's. JohnBrazelton.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-08-19
NeStmOnt Heights

~ dollars buys lot in west Mont
leights an Ideal location: Fifteen hun
red lots above have been sold, paid for
nd regularly recorded. Now may buy,
tlmmsrrow cannot. This ideal addition
just north Of the thriving 6ooo city OF
,as Cruces, New Mexico. where over one
lllion dollars worth OF products will be
old monthly when the great Elephant
lutte dam is completed. The first unit
T the Elephant Butte dam known as the
ID and Irrigates Twenty thousand
,cres in this vicinity OF Las Cruces, max
ny that city the m 9tropolis of the great
lesella Valley, over fifty new houses
ave been erected In Las Cruces in the
ist sthree months, therefore one can
,asily conceive the rapid gaowth that
will take place in the city when the Ell
phant Butte dam is finally completed
Vest Mont Heights is almost free from
lust, sandstorms, and frost, has natural
lrainage and overlooks the great Mesilla
Valley. An Ideal location where over
f.een hundred lots have been sold paid
Or and recorded, Every purchaser is
yery much inthused and perfectly salts
led. Several PARTIES nave bought the
second time after having visited Las
.ruces. For further particulars write
Jonn Mussey, Kiowa, Colorado
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-08-19

There's always something missing with
out l w Harper whiskey. Its 50 cld and
SO extensively used everywhere that We
should find it hard to get along without
it. Sold by d X Burnsdes.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-08-19
Notice of Meeting

A meeting will be held on August 2lst
at Corncob Hall. All stockholders in the
hall are requested to be present, impor
tant business.
BY order of Committee