The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18
Official Count.


We hope to furnish it to our
readers in our next issue so that
they may see how each precinct
voted in the county.
Tho official count has made
very little change, it increased
the majorities justa little of the
county Republican candidates, all
of whom were elected. Charles
Easley for assessor, ran the high
est on his ticket having been de-
feated by only 10 votes. The
Republican party has nothing to
brag over and we hope the close
vote will put them on their best
behavior during the next two
years. The same board of com
missiorers as in the last term
will still control for another two
years, they have done well and
we expect they will still do bet
ter.
Governor Shaft 9th carried JEFF
ferson county by lit votes, this
is a high tribute to the governor,
coming as it. does from a nor
mally Republican county.
Kenehan carried the county by
fourteen votes.
These are the only state Dem
ocrat candidates that received
a plurality of votes in this county.
Miss Dier, who conducted the
Union Depot" play supposedly
for the benefit of the Presbyte-
rian church will hardly get an
other invitation to come to Ar
vada. 1t would appear from the
report of the young people that
$40. as. was taken in at the door
and the Christian Endeavor got
$40. In addition to the receipts
at the door, the merchants paid
about sixteen dollars to adver-
tise merely on the program. 1t
locks as though Miss DEAR was
dear at any old price.
: H. S. Burton for county coro-
ner came off with flying colors
and received the handsome ma
jority of 184 votes over Mr..
Sweetsers DEMOCRAT. This svss
'notra majority .d all the vor
cast, as there were 2O5 for the SO.
cialist candidate. Mr., Burton
feels deservecly proud over the
ecord made at home where the
majority of 219 votes gave him
the election by overcoming a
small Majority outside of ArvaGa
precincts.
All is quiet after so much ex-
citement last week in prepara-
ton. for the Union Depot" play
given under the auspices of the
Y. P. S. G. E. We all wish to
extend our thanks and apprecia-
ton to the members of the E. l.
and others for their kindness in
helping us in our undertaking.
C. E. NoLEs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Schellenger
f. ON Cherokee, la. are on their
way to Los Angeles, Calf. and
are stopping over a few days
this week with their nephew and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L.
Schellenger. Like many other
visitors to our town they are in
love with beautiful Arvada.
C. M.Rutherford has purchased
the brick house on West Third
street, formerly occupied by the
Rev. E. G. Judd, and moved into
the same last week. The Rev,
Judd has moved to Manzanola,
he docs not intend to take a pull
pit for nearly a year, it is too
much on his nervous system.
We regret to lose this excellent
family.
A new street has been graded
from the west end of Grand View
ave. to Mr.. Kimbro's. This
street opens up a number of good
lots which are placed on the
market at a low price.
The Independent Republicans
met at the court house in Golden
last Saturday and had a great
meeting, and are very much en-
couraged over the election re-
turns. w. w. Wilmore was
chosen chairman and his election
to that position means business.
VOLTS capital hams, the best
on the market, at George }.
Muench's meat market at the
same old stand. A trial will
convince YOU.
The grocery firm of Smith and
Gray wishes to announce that
the store will be closed all day