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The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03
VIM. LIPTRAP
MEETS DEATH
Seized with Cramp and
browns while bathing
in Stream

In plain sight OF his wife and children
VIM LiPtrap son Of MIR Lee Liptrap an
old pioneer of Ebert County, living near
Ramah was drowned in private lake on
his property about 400 o'clock Tuesday
May 3lst while he was bathing, 1t is un-
derstood that he was seized with a
cramp shortly after entering the water
and sank. Bis wife went to the rescue in
Iat and nearly drowned in her efforts
to save him, when the body was recover
ed life had fled.
VIM Liptrsp was 81 years of age, we'll
known and highly respected. He leave
to mourn his loss a wife and four chill
dren.
Coroner Law who was notified OF the
tragedy drove to Smla and after an in
vestigation desided that an inquest was
unnecessary. The funeral was held at
Ramah.
The Tribune extends sympathy to the
bereaved family and to the aged father
who is well known to the people OF Ell
bert County.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

FONDIS NEWS

Mrs Mayme Allen was called to Den
rev Monday morning on account of the
serious illness of her son Kermeth, but
on arriving in town she found him very
much improved.
Mrs c. II. Burnett and little son of
brighton are visiting friends and rela.
tives in this locality.
Miss Blanche Baltis of Kansas CITY
Is the guest this week of her friend Miss
Marie Cox.
Mrs Alice Remus recently made Wis
Il to the ranch.
Mrs S p Goodrich and son left for
their home at Independence Kansas
Monday morning. Mrs Goodridee has
spent the past two months with her
laughter IL l. Eord, and her son came
a few days ago to accompany her home
Mrs Andersons little grandson of Den
yer came out last Tuesday and expects
to spend the summer
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03
POSPERTTY
RIDGE ITEMS

Mrs Kinney of Denver and her son
George of Colorado Springs came out To
her ranch last Saturday and will prol
ably stay for some time
Lambert aud Williams came from
Denver Saturday and returned Monday
n Short is now working for VIM
Oittemore
Miss Edeth Bovine visited at Eliza
beth for few days
Mrs Roddy returned to Denver last
week
X johnson and Ad Raber spent three
days in Denver last week
School Dist No held their election
On Tuesday 81 and elected two officers,
Joe Smith treasurer and Mr. Phillirs
5ecy, levy Of @ mills was also passed
MIR and Mrs Q + Wight paid visit
TO the Ridge Sunday
In street car in Denver the other
day man was telling his friend that
his wife had gone to the country when
Ia young man commenced singing 81
wander who is kissing her now"
Elder Haines was here Saturday and
sunday, he preached Sunday
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03
Surprise Party

Life, with all its stern realities, oc-
casionally breaks out in a halo OF light
and joy so resplendent the clouds van.
ish far in the distance and we dwell in
the relms of ecestacy for a time. Per.
haps the pleasant event at the Corn
forth home last evening might have
been the counterpart of this when q
score OF friends announced their pres
ence at the door to spend social hour
with them in their beautiful, cozy home
in honor of the event Of Miss Evelyns
return from Denver where she has been
attending the Wolfe Hall school. The
visit was very pleasant to all, games
were played after which refreshments
wers served, the crowd then started on
their way home bidding their host and
hostess pleasant good night
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03
ELIZABETH SHUT-OUT

Last Sunday the Lzzies came to Ell
al game, and they ment businrss too, you
could seefirein their eyes. Ebert had
given them good beating the Sunday
before SO they we're seeking that sweet
revenge; the score was to so the boys
kept the money at home. The Lizzies
will come back when they can plsy ball
The White Sox love to practice.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

The state Engineer is advertising for
bids for a thirty two foot steel and ce-
nent bridge over east Plumb creek at
Lark Spur, this bridge has been badely
eeded for years.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

Gfeat excitement was caused near
Castle wood dam, in Lake Gulch, last
Wednesday afternoon by cyclone. For
tanarsly no dam ge WIS done besides
caring down fences and uprooting trees
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

One million dollars will be expended
by tie Rail roads running from Denver
to Pueblo as result Of an agreement
entered into between the roads for the
joint use of tracks, The roads conserned
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

A few drops OF l W Harper whiskey
will take the chill out Of glass OF ice
water 1t will improve the taste and
aid your diagestion. Careful people use
no other whiskey except w Harper.
Sold byD K Burnside
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

Why not brighten up the appearanc,
II your house and outbuildings? Sher-
wins Williams paint will do the business
Il properly applied.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

Grsndfathsr knows god whisky and
since he wrs boy HARPER has been
his choice. Its good enough for me, and
for YOU too, in short its the best-Buy
Harper from d. R. Burnside.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03
GENERAL NEWS

Eighth grade exercises were held at
Castle Rock last Friday, beautiful pro
gram was rendered.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

When in Colorado Springs stop at the
Spaulding House. Electric cars from
depots and to all parts of the city. Rates
81 80 to $500 day; special rates by the
week. Opp. court house, South rejon st
J. HIMEBAUoH, Proprietor.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

FOR RENT 200 acre ranch, six
miles north Of Elbert; pleanty Of wateI
and some timber; small Dash rent on
easy payments, Address A. w. Spark
man, Calhan Colorado, "a
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

MIR and Mrs Aulsbrook went to Den
yer last week to attend the funeral of
Mr Aulsbrooks brother.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

The Body OF A p Fredricks, former
Post Office inspector, who died in Den
yer sbout month ago from injuries re
ceived in a runaway near Kuhns Cross
ing, is to be exhumed in Denver and an
autopsy held; Fredricks carried heavy
accident insurance, and the Insurance
Physician believed that Fredrick was
nnisnnad
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

DON'T you want some lases for your
shoesg II you do, Billy Davies keeps all
kinds: Wbang leather for boots, long
and short, black and tan laces for shoe,
they are cheap and good
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

There is no substitute for a good
pump but poor one. The Mayors
pump is the good one. Others aro sub
stitutes. X, q. Mer. Company.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

The w. of w. have q committee out to
make arrangements for basket picnic
on July 4th.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03
w. O. w.

Elbert Camp Woodmen of the World
will observe Decoration day Sunday
June 9th. Woodmen will meet at tie
nall at two o'clock and from there march
TO the cemetary and decorate the gray
OF fallen neighbors
Woodmen you are all invited to al.
tend
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03
Agent, for B. L. James. wall paper

SPECIAL ROUND TRIPHOMESEEK
ERS RATES TO POINTS IN NEW
MEXICO AND TExAss DURING 1910
On the first and third Tuesdays of
Every month during the entire year, the
Colorado and Southern will sell round
trip homeseekers tickets to great many
poinnts in New Mexico and Texas a
eately reduced rates. Final limit 25
days. allowing liberal stop over privilege
es. For detail information, rates cts. cal
on your nearest Colorado and Southern
Agent or address L. f. Fisher, General
Passenger Agent Denver Colorado.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

Hill Top is booming, two creamery
companys are now competeing for the
cream there.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

ORSALE:- Old news papers 20 cents
per hundred.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

lO&A
We handle all kinds Of fresh fruits in
| season, also pay cash for butter and eggs
Jones & Harding
Summer dress goods in endless variety
at the Gates Store.
The quantity is right the price is right
On the dress goods at Gates.
Have you seen the new style washing
machine at the Gates store!
h. Gatewood is prepared to dI under
taking at all times. Phone him.
Ceder fence posts at The Gates Go.
Jones Il Harding handle Veal and
hides
Fruit and vegetables every day in the
week at the Gates store.
That spring neckware at Gates is
stunning.
The handsomsst line of Spring suitings
yer brought to Elbert at Gate s
Have you looked over our stock OF
magazines. The Tribune Office,
Both oil aud gas stoves at the Gates
Co.
Money Loaned-On real estate secur
,ty. Lee Ramsey, G5 Empire Building,
Denver.
Jones & Harding keep fresh fish Fri
days and Saturdays and smoked Finn
Haddy all the time.
We have the largest assortment OF
postals in Elbert. The Tribune Office
The best of seed oats at the Elevate
The Myers pump is the best. For
sale by The Gates Co.
Garden seeds the Kind that grows, at
Gates.
Building material of every description
The Gates Company.
E-R-E-S-H that's the vav von .x,li
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

There will be services at Sidney May
10, HOO a. IN. Bijou Basin May l6, 800
=. m. Bethel church May Sth. at HOO
jase school house. May Sth, at 300 p. M
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

Bids will be Received up to the first OF
June. For the painting Of the Schco
louse and wood house of Dist. No. A.
Best linseed oil and white lead must be
Used. both houses to get two coats OF
paint. f. j. McNamar, Sect.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

Hansen's tobaccos always move quick
y-that's what keeps them always fresh
Hanson's tobaccos are fresh - that's
by they keep moving.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03
Church Serviess

Rev N Hanes who was unable to be
here last Sunday. will preach at BetreI
Nay 20 at ii a m and at Sidney at 3 m
No Services at Biiou Basin Sunday
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

We sell Smiths Hams and Bacons
fresh from the smoke house.
Jones & Harding
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03
Ebert Cheese Co.

Leading dealers in milk, sweet anc
'our cream. Also agents for the old I,
!able De Loval cream separator.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

We handle all kinds Of fresh fruits il
season, also pay cash for butter and egg
Jones & Harding
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

TO TRADE Solid gold watch for D
4ood horse or anything / eau use.
Room 8. l315-16th street.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

Garden seeds the Kind that grows, a.
Gates.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

Building material of every description
The Gates Company.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

Summer dress goods in endless variet
at the Gates Store.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

The quantity is right the price is rigb
On the dress goods at Gates.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

Ceder fence posts ut The Oates 20.
Jones Il Harding handle Veal and
hides
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

Have you seen the new style washing
machine at the Gates store!
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

h. Gatewood is prepared to dC under
taking at all times. Phone him.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-06-03

Fruit and vegetables every day in the
week at the Gates store.
The Boise citizen., 1910-07-22
Candidacy of Mr.. James II. HaWley
(Lewiston Tribune. }

The Boise Statesman prints dispatch from NaPa say
rousng meeting held at the chamber OF commerce ~
mS evening at which J. j. Walng was chosen chairman ana n
Ao7ner secretary and committee composed OF Attorney wv"
0Coor Fred Barnes and Mr. Mcahon appointed 10 ara"
resolution asking James H. Hawey become cadldae or E
asnocrac ticket The resolutions will be drawn ana sent u WI
hawey tomorrow
This think is the first time meeting has Spota
ad upon citizen become candidate for governor ldi9
cause candidates do be called upon but party a
S case because Mr. Hawey represents type OF ldaho
uat appeals strongly many people The human equation ~ m
snc believe is that Mr. Hawley feels like the average
M with respect public affairs and not like the oleSSo"
anS m he should be nducted into office ne would couu
Se IN accordance with the convictions he had formed d.
uuzen and sufferer from its misguided operations anu no
@ng the chronic oicehoders swollen and perverted Coe
N OF public power The difference is wide ana Fild1
t OF recent years has been largely framed by ue
S and the interest the holding class Inc ne" IL
M enters the cotere from time time is merely aDSoIoe'S -:
Y en m and is unable if willing to change te POM 4
take It. however that Mr. Hawley is perneated WIN - tts
N and would organize the government IN the
uuzenshp rather than in the interest OF the So ol
now IN the saddle The indications are too td NJ lf
III dh OF the resolution and courage to run on ms o ~
would be platform peace with all the Wollu home
dud corrupt ofciaism The democratic opportui liens
m government that brings peace to the state ana Nav
H. md happiness in their way, not IN SoeuOO - ont
b no democratic opportunity in hanging onto
a oubdding the main privileges and pe1aes d. w ,st
F.de lie, Such war be Waged must Ue c,-
& ncompeency and dark anternism in goVernlTIh 8 - rs
% at which stalks about under the better to noouN Of
h. increase its power and prerogaive lnele y G minority
ar more than enough, occupy all the elelg tizens
Inv, on now until election day. meanwhile reHeNi lit have
u SANDERS, the straight jackets and the pe"d search
b upon them by the governing power ana ent
Il upon this governing power for the exposure ana ny come OF
WHY grave wrongs against the state committed by tie IL IN,
en,;u e known but go unctaenged, others OF VIM i
dy known but cry aloud for ventilation and red'eS
The Boise citizen., 1910-07-22
Senator AldriCh as Thrifty Patriot

Without doubt Arich and his standpa allies believe
the requirements of Senatorial courtesy ought to prevail beyond the
Ills Of the Senate chamber and extend to the huslngs and the
~ tor so that it would be considered very bad form even
tr to mention another Senator by name ms encton IS sus
@ b the fact that Brow OF Kansas has broken ont again and
not n has he mentioned the distinguished Rhode Island states
no I'D 9tot but has shown Aldrcs personal interest in
Last one article on which tariff boosted by the Payne
Aldrich bill - - H. 1-
t Senator exposed the following conditions mat under e
~ law there was 80 per cent duty on manufactures OF ruD
that crude rubber free that the present larih law
d fine House without any change IN the duty on either crude
rubber: Mr. Adrichs Senate committee IN
t , ON manufactured rubber from 80 to 80 per cent
I the session or Immediately after the adjournment ne
orei6n with the Guggenheims and Ryan organizes Iupoi
~ ] as the Intercontnental Rubber Company with SfoOoo
IuS' l that Mr. Aldrichs Z. b. Aldrch) became
VoV aud General manager of the company; that immediate
@ advances in the price OF rubber; that during the
y - Ss Of the existence of TINS trust It PAID dlvidends
ms s ner cent the preferred stock and tat general
59ance is TO be made IN the pElCe u 0iU'0 ' - Pr
which the trust absolutely conlroS. H., c,+ A1dr;ct
oo lres of the trust stock being the third largest holqe
owns - Licr GOO shares than the Senator, and I'd
ho' Iino IS 600 ahoug this IS believed to De 0lggei
Wad C4L ,,ooenfem stock amounts to 500Oo shares ano
ctor Adrich's son holds 62oo snaeS s H. 49, b hen
st of the increase OF the duty was thar mere mas Dee
out at IN in1portatons of rubber goods and therefore
Marked - be nation while there an increase OF more
loss IN - e rubber imported and showed that IN every
than ~ ce of rubber articles from auomobhe tires
advance made possible by the tariff increase Senator
III neronal profit Then ne asHs e 1;ed government
mace ~ d there ever in the history OF eiVli%eu s
tias nc ,sttitjon of official power? 80
more hat isn't Senatorial discouresy what "oud you eau i!
a,.oss IN town-the Orange dining room in the day
-. tle Roof Garden IN the evening =
The Boise citizen., 1910-07-22
Something as Good"

m something just good political apotecares are ne
cases every every country cross
G savs the Denver News The governor calls for Bank ar
All over the the mixers are assuring the
any, % mo no; the bank guaranty law that were indeed
Our best physicians prescribing NOWADAYS and
M e patrons will have of it. We do carry it in stock
% we have here reliable patent preparation something inst
% much better deed We call the bankers personal gqy-
2 that depostos do not need guaranty Use this through
I more anics and if does you of the disease of deposit
nv money you may for another something Just as
good
hank guaranty the victorious party prescribed bank guaranty
majority legislators promised the bank guaranty the governor
@ allied to have the prescription filled But the political aDoe-
- who filled prescription straight in their lives busy
as usual-offerng all sorts OF substitutes.
the same with the Initiative and Referendum Behind every
prescription of the bosses you find somebody mixing
bing lust as good You hear the quack apotecary cry
o NO dear people let me beg of you not the initiative and
rend-ot that 1t is too violent and sudden and extensive
asacton Permit to suggest something just good Try this
@ is warranted safe rule of the initiative and referendum
within the political parties but not in the law You will find that
works haressly s taken absolutely according label
the box
But YOU want hear the superlatve of eloquent expaaon
mon the superior efficacy of something good take your pre-
for the Direct Primary the shop of of the odne po
Itca apothecaes He has ftyeven Substitutes each bet
than the other He sympatzes with your condition. he agrees
that party delsion and boss rule but could
1--we without conventonsey the very life of free government
representative government The convention we must retain in
any prescription heal the body polite of its ills True,
mmised-he will adnthe direct primary but it novelty
the people would know how to take it, they might swallow dose
which would fatal to-to-we of most cherished
Institutions have here something just good 1t possesses all
the virtues of the direct primary, with of its dangers 1t IS
the convention with primary attachments Hold the regular party
convention and let three for each office and then let
be submitted the party voters in primary All we have
bdo to which the candidate of the boss and then vote
for either othes Simple remedy? Indeed yes And often
simple remedies the best Allow me to recommend It on
my personal guaranty political druggist Take for eight or
years. and you cured back and get something
else just as good free of charge.
goes All the bosses and nearly all the bosset are
spdng enough ingenuity upon devsng something just as good
eectuate the real thing refornand to make successful
they sincere.
worthy of note that not one in ten of these political apoe
tell publicly that he is absolutely opposed these pro
gve any effective form No. he is too cunning Tor
that But he will aid the Bosses the full extent OF his power by
Substituting for the pledged legislation something just as good
The Boise citizen., 1910-07-22

The Democrats Idaho exceedingly fortunate in the high
standing of the aspire the gubernatorial office Rice
Hawley stand the forefront OF the czeny
of Idaho affairs of would be safe in the hands OF one
Of these men The party the spirit that being
shown bv these eenenan friendly contest and each
following his ordinary business leaving the choice to the unpreju
diced and uninuenced members of the This course IS IN
striking contrast to that which being pursued by the Republican
rivals for the nomination. and the comparison shows the genuine
Interpretation by the Democratic apans OF the letter and the spirit
matter whom chooses standadearer there every reason
to believe will present united front to the common enemy ana
nail the flag of the people triumph the dome of the state
capitol
The Boise citizen., 1910-07-22

The Boise Citizen will be any address until after the state
election for 25 Cents.
The Boise citizen., 1910-07-22

,.4,f,ces in town-the Orange dining room II
fhe cooss' osf csTden in the evening-Owyhee Hotel.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-31
WILL RIVAL
THE RAND OF AFRICA

A prominent mining engineer
who arrived in Ely last week from
Buckhorn, the new mining camp in
Eureka county, and who is not in
terested in that section or the dis
trict, states that Buckhorn is the
making of the greatest gold camp
in the world. He predicts that
within two years 1t will rival Gold
field in output and that in five
years it will equal the Rand. He
states that lead 70 feet in width,
and averaging $40 in gold, has
been prospected for distance. of
one mile, and the end has not yet
been reached. A number of shafts
and crosscuts have been run, and
it is now estimated that at least
$7,000,000 worth of ore has been
blocked out in the mine. The lead
can be worked by steam shovels
from one end to the other, and as
the ore is a cyaniding proposition,
the output can be produced for less
money than any other camp in the
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-31
world. George Wingfeld, the Cold

world. George Wingfield, the Gold
field millionaire mining man, is
the owner of the porperty, and is
spending much money in develop
ment work, which will be contin-
ued during the present year. Next
year the largest cyaniding plant in
the world will be erected, after
which the camp will be on a pro-
ducing basis. Our informant states
that during mining experience
extending over nearly fifty years,
in all sections of the country, from
Alaska to South America, he has
never before seen such a showing
of mineral wealth, or one that
could be operated for SO little
money In his opinion Goldfield
will soon be only second best" as
a producer on this continent, and
he expects to live to see the day
when Buckhorn will rival the RAND
in output of gold. The camp now
has a population of about $50 peo
pie, with stores, hotels, restaurants
and saloons in plenty.-Ely Rec
| ord.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-31

ton. The delegates so selected met
at Genoa on the 18th of July and
in ten days session adopted
declaration of rights and a consti-
tuition. The constitution was sub
mftted to the people and adopted
in September, 1859, and Isaac
Roop was elected governor, along
with other state officers
The legislature met at the log
house December, 1859, and adj
journed to meet in July of the
following year.
Thus 1t is seen that tho early
history of Nevada is closely con-
nected with this historic old build
ing and it will be nothing short Of
a burning shame If the people Of
this state let few dollars stand
in the way of preserving this build
ing. 1t is to Nevada what SUIT
ter's Fort is to California, and we
should prize its historic value with
as much pride as do the CaIffor-
mans their old building.
Four years ago Senator Mack in
PRODUCED bill in the legislature
for the purchase by the state of
the log house and worked hard for
its passage. The measure was de-
feated by some pinheaded member
of the legislature who could see no
value in preserving this building
The only way left to save it from
being RACED is by popular subscrip-
tion through the medium of the
Nevada Historical society. Gard
nerville Record-Courier.