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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-11-17
CHAPTER xx.-(ceutinu.e)

-Yozi pzpe-.- he Inquired co-rte-
o-sly-
VI. Grimm ~zs sin gazing dream
fly ont C, the window.
= beg pardon Insisted The new
coos- pleasantly. He folded the -
Per ouce and rsTlaost Il q the tzb.s-
o7e hand fingered for 3-zt tie frze-
tto1 of Z ucueas above NJ GTi1ns
cc1eecup-
Aroused b. the remark. NJ Grim
glanced around
oh. tAark yen he zpoiozir=d
hastily ! 6ida't hear Eou al n-st
Thank you
Tie rsE-oo1e- nodded. smiled ard
rAsed O. tzki-E ! seat tao @ three
tshlss dova
Apparently this trI6IzE courtesy lad
e-okea the sreIl O. -evsrse. fcr Ny
GRIM squared z-Du1d 10 tie tzh-s
again drew his co=e%cEp toward hl-.
E-d t-oPpsd II the single LAMP ot
szCE he iEIT stirred l. fo- = 10
-e-t- as h.s syes turned zgz-a toward
TIE oPsa Ein5o=- then as Etts5 re
uay cup and enPcisd l.
Again Re s1t no-io-less fo- 4 lo-g
u-s. ard thrice tie uev-oc7e-- only
te- feet away. E.azce5 zt hin u2-
-oElE- AID nov. Il seemed re
ezliar drowsinsss Eas oys-Iakl-s NJ
Grim Once Re caught hiEseLf loo-
ding ard rziss6 his head with = .s-E
Ihe1 hs noticed tAzr tLz arc lights =
TIE street Es-s vcbSIEE cuT5c-sly.
a.d lie feu 70 wondering Ehy tEat siu
gle fame spzrkled at the a1sI ot the
capitol done Things around hi-
-eE hay. yEgus. unreal and then
As Z realizing that something Ezs t5s
matter with hiD. he cane . his feet
Ee took oas step tc-~a-d !z;o ihs
Erace between the tables Tssle5, s.
tenFtsd 10 s;ezty himself oy EoiSi1S
O. 10 = chair. tEz1 eT5rT-si1E E-sz-
black about hin ard he pitc1ed to--
vzrd o. the doo=- His face -zs dez5
White his fingers moved It.,e. nerT
oosly, weakly. then lhsy Esrs still
Several people rose AZ Tie soId
- the falling body. and the zzz-cozs.
buried forward E.s coz- sleeve
cauEh. the empty dezi-tasse. IS %
EuuoPet. and swept IL 70 the 5oc-
where &; Ss sE--rs-s1 he had
waiter and z-olLe- cane. Fel-UeL
E15 those diners =ho lad risen cane
=o-e slowly
what's the natter asked The
head waiter znLously-
Already he newcomer -zs su7qo-t
Ire NJ grimm o. his knee. zls tick-
ing Sste- Il lis lace
Nothing ss-ious. fancy hs Al
sEs-ed shortly Hes s1b3eet 10
tAsse li-tie attacEs
What are theyr Who IS he:-
Tie stranger tore - NJ Grimm .
collar mil L cane loozA thsa he
fsll 70 eA4anE tie stIn han5s-
he is = Nj. Grimm. 4 government
s-Floye-I k1oE hin Ii zzsEs-ed
GEzsu- ! zzEin- it-s nothing Eo-s
Ee-iu-s than 15iEssuoa-
A little kzo, hzd gathered zhoz'
thsz. with c5z-s O. assistance
Waiter. hzta't yo- hst.s- send to-
Ezysi-iza-- sozs oae s-Es zced-
Tz physician, -hs stranger rU'
Z f-paus--lF- Have z-ze one czI
caA AID II SEE tAat hes ;zke-
ho-s i ksFps1z tszz re Lire II h'
Ez-s arEtzszt Ao-ss- sE- fe-
hlocks tro= hs-s-
ObezLeuI 70 tie e-LsPly-s spokaa q
recLo-s. = cab vG called. and 5Ti
1-s-rres Lzts- II. G-izz- sSiu I-ss-
yIhzs. vas utts3 into Il he strange
loox : szzr sssszs Xix TIE oA5ai
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sat. E1.n,insr Reports irregularities

Dsnvs--Coloszdo-s public examiner
has checked over 5hs accounts aad
nzuner of dol1E business in several
Of tha COUNTIES Of The state. and r@
ports that h has called the ztte2-
tsun o. district attorneys 70 many II
reE-Iz-i,ias- 1l1n1=z-nz eou-sy o-tl-
ea-s zre Tie l1st TO fall under his &lz-
approval. and ne county trszsu-e-
tAers. he says. has placed himself il
had light The etu1issio1=rs o.
that eouu-y zutho1iEsd ta= naming q
a deputy 10 assist zEs treasurer II
azs vo-k But ths 7-blsc examiner
says hs has dzscovsred that tAs Irazs-
E-z- did not name any such deputy,
instead drzEtag ths salary Of $50 to=
azzzslT. Tbs : Tut o1s Q. he II
rzEulzr5rlss ne eIz2iner says have
existed IN he c5un;y. zut 70 wh-c1
Ii has called lie attention ot the Dis
tr5ct attorney Somz oo1.iss Eksrs
he ezzm-1s- las declared Irregular
Iss exist have taken 70 zeIiol -
punish lhz o11ez-s eu-Glziued O. tAs
safe officer stating ihzt zaeh fz1,ur=
: tue 10 tn refusal q uazuli-E1ass
9 district attorneys % tsza 7rusz-z-
uuzS
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or C--t-@

he lz,e Cont To-z-ci lsz-hed ply
sssss-s- z51 n 5--ue- Il TzshizS-
to-. 3 RcssI11 Etr-c-1-
-You -z-e--=- .uE T7lsto5 -s1icuies
revst-szas f. War and Peace W-l
! ssz-E hin Tid5c1ls tA-es q hen 10
tzes- aces over Tssstz--E- dinner 81
Taz-syz Pc,yz-z
PaFziclz.z-- as zz5d- b.--E-lr- iook-
t-E --r f-o-z q p-sre @ is-rfls -2zy -
siridz5 ta-s r-o -izszs-las rz5icz,s
VIC KIN Tcr- z-5 tzs coEzs-vztiveh
rao lst vuu cis
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-11-17

up hope of recovery. There were de-
cided dropsical symptoms. my heart
palpitated violently and the pains in NY
back almost drove me frantic. After
docroring wi -hout benefit, began tax.
ing Doan's Kidney Pills and when I
had used two boxes, was as well as
ever"
When Your Back Is Lame, Remem-
berthe Name-DOAN'S." soc, all stores.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, n. Y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-11-17
VIE Animal Earr, . Success.

Canon CIty-The farm Of ". H
PigE. thirty miles northwest Of here,
Is one OF the most remarkable IN the
country. Elk. deer and other S!ld
animals are reared within . fen ed
enclosure Of 500 acres and thrive as
10 dcmesticztsd animal can Pigg
raises them for mzrEet- tor their
hides and anilsrs and a. specimens
for zooloefeal gardens throughout .he
United States
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-11-17
Aged Man conyictsd.

Las Animaz--W. 4. Zimmerman,
sixty years old, a pioneer OF this sec
ton and former toxin marshal OF Las
Animzs. in District Court pleaded gull
t. TO statutory crimes committed
against his two young daughters, and
vas sentenced by Judge Hunter &c
twenty 10 thirty years in the Canon
City penitentiary-
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American Apple Congress-

Denyer.-The eyes Of the country
are on Denver The leading apple
growers OF the country are here 70
attend the annual meeting Of The
American apple Congress, and the
finest apples grown in the country are
OF display. 10 command the 2drnir2-
ton CT all and challenge the world
for beauty and general utility among
fruits
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-11-17

neys. Neglect Of
I b e s e warnings
may prove fatal.
Begin using Doan's
Kidney Pills. They
cure sick kidneys.
Mrs. N. A Gam.
bin, Russellville,
Ark, says: 81 was
in such bad shape
from kidney dis
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-11-17
seo.ooo.ooo Baby in Denver.

Denyer.-Baby vinson Walsh Ne
Lean. heir to s2o.00o. coo. several
new spapers. besides other things, with
his nurses. his private and most ex-
elusive OF detectives. not 10 mention
his helrsss mother, Evelyn Walsh
Mclean. and his paper. Edward B Nc
Lean, are in Denver.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-11-17

daughter Alice, who
was restore d to
health by Lydia :.
Pinkham's Negeta-
bic Compound She
was pale, with dark
circles under her
eyes, weak and irri,
table. Two different
doctors treated her
and called it Green
Sickness but she
grew worse all the
time. lydia EPink-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-11-17
MRS. SELBY AND PRIZE BABY

= have always used Cuticura Soap
and no other for my baby and he has
never had a sore OF any kind. He
does not even chafe as most babies
do. feel sure that it is all owing 70
Cuticura Soap. for he is fine and
healthy. and when five months old,
won prize in a baby contest It
makes my heart ache TO go into so
many homes and see a sweet-faced
baby with the whole top OF its head
= solid mass OF scuTi, caused by poor
soap. ! always recommend Cuticura,
and nine times out OF ten the next
time ! see the mother she says: oh.
I am so glad you told me Of Cuticura.'
CSignsdl Mrs G. A. Selby, Reiondo
Beach. California. Jan. Is. 1911 a
Although Cutieura Soap and Oi@
uent are sold everywhere. a sample
Of each. with S2-page book. will be
mailed free on application TO -Cuti-
cura.- Dept 20 L. Boston
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-11-17
Durango Has Big Blaze.

D1rzngo.-Fire. originating from a
spark in the casting room Of the Ball
Foundry and Machine Works, guttsd
the main plant TO the extent OF $4,000
Last summer : large addition vas
erected, which doubled the capacity OF
the plant 1t was almost totally de-
stroyed-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-11-17
WhIskex esddIer Fined.

Colorado SpE.ngs-A jan sentence
of thirty days in addition TO a fine
OF ss00 and costs was the punishment
usted cut 10 E E Eeheman By Magis-
rate CLYDE L Starrett in Police
Court. kcheman was convicted OF sell
ing liquor without license.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-11-17
-. - Ia -.

Tas ts-z -zo- @ sea coz IS -s
-o-Es- fitla e Tsp-ozrA lie highly
uzss specialist zso p-szs5ss ever -As
Ei.chz1s s a caet viz a. irIs--z:1os
= -s,ztEdSl
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-11-17
DANGER SIGNALS.

Sick kidneys give unmistakable ~
aals of distress Too frequent or scanty
urinary passages. backache, headache
and dizzy spells tell Of disordered kid
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-11-17

hams Vegetable Compound was rec
omnsnded, and after taking three bot
ties she has re-ained her health. thanks
TO Jour Deiicine- ! can recommend it
for all female troubles. Mrs. L. \.
CoKKRAS, IIoS Rutland Street, Bald-
more, Md.
Hundreds Of such letters from moth
e-s expressing their gratitude for what
LYDIA Z Plnkham'S Vegetable Com
pound has accomplished for them have
ben received by the L LyJlia E. Pinkham
Medicine Company, Lynn, Mass
Young Girls, Heed This Advice.
Girls who ara troubled with painful
q Irregular periods, baekaehe, head
ache, 0rzCEing-down sensations. faint
ing spslls or indigestion, should take
immediate action and be restored to
health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Nege-
table Compound. Thousands have been
restored 70 health by its use.
Write to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn,
Mass, for advice, free.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-11-17
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
.s-a New.sase- ua.sa Neas s<rrie.-
CouING ENENT>.

November .7-.s-coIorado Teachers
Associatica-Deav
Jan ls-.S-Seventh Annual Nation
a. Western Stock Show. Denver
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The public has an ineonsiderate way
OF remembering the prophet when the
prophecy fails. and OF forgetting him
when II comes true
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touched his horse WITH s whip. and
the vehicle fell into the endless. nov-
Ing nne-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-11-17

a wife" says the sage brush sage,
has 10 have lot more patience TO
let the cat in and out than she has for
her husband. because If she didn't the
cat would leave"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-11-17
MY
DAUGHTER
WASCUREQ
By Lydia E. PiakhaNs Is
Vegetable Compound

Baltimore, Md send you here.
with tie picture Of nv fifteen year old
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-11-17

There are still a few legitimate ways
Of acquiring wealth
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-11-17

Ten smiles for a nicIle Always buy
RED Cros- Bag Blue; have beautiful clear
white clothes
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-11-17
-L-E -l4E-
IS sEE- TE0PNE

P 5 Tie prince ard I lsfi re
steamer a. Mozrs-k Point o1 tug-
boat
M-- Grimm kissed tie ao-s twice.
thea h---sd e
20 " coN-IN-Epl
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sYNoPS SIS.

c-Syrrzi Ss ~ ne ssss-As=--1 cs=S-=..
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-28
paresnster of rradsk

smlI0s iFfAdiated tho noofWA WAlkof'0 face. Business had been poor, but it VII pfcking ID for that dAy. How did he kn6w3 Women w3ee s1I6pp1aE IT psi1 md trios. They alWays buy 70 much moro" he said, *When they como h bunches Whsn ' wpman xhops alone she buys only what she needs or can afford, but whom sh1 shops with fr1ends she buys what sho wanta them b think she on afford. {
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-28
lvlalne staoe Properttos.

Min Lucine Finch. who entsrtained the F0rtnightly cluh IT Bath. reQneeef ed tho committee to have IT staBe properties m old-fashioned chair . table and candles Her request was compiled with, the chatr contributed being 225 years old, tho table moro than hundred years old. and the brass candlestick nearly as old as tne table. l-ewfstoD Journal.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-28
Dsatlne tlhe oaoh 6t4l

n 6iclly tho IT tree n III M M as { Uhristmas adjunct. but the verz ludicrou1 eaton of beating the bachei ei6s IT obssryed by tho women. All of tha unmarried mon n the VI. laxe ate driven Into tho church aftef u1aas by tho outnumbering women ana run &b01k tho sacred edt6ce and beafen until they declare (often false ly) that they will wed ere anothef ChrIatmAS come around
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-28
T)e)slos tho clorI<a.

Your clsrks seem to be in | sood humor." remarked the friend of the qfeat merchant ''Yss,s replied tho oxeat merchant 'lfy wifs has just been in md 1t ticklea them to doath to seo somebody boss mo around s
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-28
IIcI AIN = JAl ON, LocaI Den
 fl,one 2os Pncs NEWPORT, ARkANSz
NEWPO OR K AE E ! |||||

When yol ! yiaitin lsIll Y [
 sry atable: a . x U |||
Graham guardian., 1911-05-19

J. M. Howell, a popular druggist
of Greensburg, KY, says: We
use Chamberlain Cough Remedy
in our own household and know it is
excellent" For sale by Stafford
Drug Co. l-4t
H. s. Boice, of Pasadena, CAL,
manager Of the Chiricahua Cattle
Co., was visitor in town Monday,
attending to business in connection
with the sale of the company's s
ranch north of town.
R. S. Patterson is agent for Aetna
Insurance Co. Insure your building
with him. 4o-u
! Mrs. M. A. Williams. representing
the House League Orphanage, OF
denver, Colo, arrived here Sunday
evening on her annual visit in the
Interest of the orphanage. Mrs
Williams left for Globe Monday
afternoon.
Graham guardian., 1911-05-19
Mrs. George Coleman, of Leban-
on is visiting in town this week.

Mrs. George Coleman, of Leban-
on is visiting in town this week.
Theodore Moody and family are.
visiting at the flume camp this
week.
w. A. Moody and family, and Il.
E. Lee Wixom and family returned
from the upper fume camp Monday
evening, after having spent ten
days there.
The Lee girls entertained about
twenty-five of their young friends
at their home Monday evening, in
honor of their friend, Henry Furge-
son, who was visiting in town. A
number of new and most interesting
games and contests were played
with much enthusiasm during the
evening. Cake and punch were
served and all pronounced it mos
pleasant evening.
The Mount Graham Co., is es
tablishing an extensive lumber yart
lat the Thatcher depot. They ex
pect to do great deal of shipping
from here, also to furnish to tn
different lumber yards in the valley
The company has just received
new boiler, which will be taken t
J the mountains this week. They ais
have en- route, a new second trim
, mer. The company expects to q
:, an extensive business this season.
Graham guardian., 1911-05-19
THATCHER NEWS
Z II II .

w. A. Moody made business
trip to Globe Tuesday, returning
Wednesday.
Gean Damron has moved his
family out to the fiume camp to
spend the summer.
Alma Sessions came home from
Bisbee Tuesday evening. he mas
been at work there for several
weeks. ......
Quite a number of Thatcher
lpeople are making preparations to
attend to attend the June conference
| in Salt Lake City.
w. S. Wooley came down from
the saw mill Friday to meet his
wife, who came in from Texas Sum
day evening. Mrs. Wooley expects
to spend the summer in the noun
tains with her husband.
/ President and Mrs. Kimball gave
social at their home Monday eve
ming in honor of Dell, who left fol
California Tuesday. The evening
was spent in music, social conversa
. ton and eating ice cream.
Mrs. John Damron has moved
her millinery shop and ice cream
5 parlor into her new building, witt
+ it's improving glass front, filled wit
a handsome millinery display, make
a pleasing acquisition to Mai
: street.
After visiting for a week i
/! Thatcher, Henry Furgeson returne
}, to the Imperial Valliy in California
e where he has steady employment
+ Dell Kimball and Than Curtis az
complained him back. They expet
y to spend the summer there.
~ The Junior and senior depar
:. ments of the Young Ladies Associ'
y ton have been contesting on the
u number of preparations in tt
< regular lessons for the past fol-
y months, and as result the losin
., class, which was the seniors, ba
=, ouetted the juniors, in the Anus
'e ment Hall Tuesday afternoo
m The entertainment consisted
ty some choice musical numbers, son
n recitations, several good games,
couple of unique contests betwe'
the junior and senior department
, and the serving of bananas, WI
y. whipped cream and cake. The
ed were eighty-six members preser
e. and all agreed that the senior ella
lie would be hard to beat in furnlshil
ds refined and up.to-date social
Graham guardian., 1911-05-19
4 MALICIOUS ATTACK

Last weeks Bulletin contained
blackmailing article, signed by II.
w. Bishop. it's editor, and was dl-
rected principally at the assessor.
although he jumps on the board OF
supervisors and mildly onto some OF
the other county officers. threaten
ing to dismember the democratic
party If Graham should become
first-class county.
Mr.. Bishop and the Bulletin has
fought the board of supervisors be-
cause the members had the sense
and nerve to establish poor farm
and provide suitable hospital Tor
the poor invalids of the county
Also because it refused to pay for a
bridge across the San Simon within
the incorporated limits of Solomon
Vile. He hates Birdno because his
paper stood by the board and showed
mn some of MIR. Bishops schemes
He hates Dave Claridge because ne
happens to be Mormon.
Were it not for the fact that ne
Jumps onto these other gentlemen
THE GUARDIAN would pay no at
tention to the scurrilous article, fol
the assessor is accustomed to the
Rulletin's threats and cowardly at
tacks. 1t repeatedly attacked hin
at the time he was making the figh
to place the mining companies OF
the assessment roll at their propel
rating, and made it a great dea
more difficult for him to accomplish
the much desired result, although
after a two years hard fight, ant
after the assessor had spent most o
his salary for two years, it was &C
complished, which has made saV
ing to the people of this county Il
taxes, up to date. in round mum
bers. of $165,OOo. This would-b
dictator has never mentioned tina
fact.
At the time of the last attack tn
assessor was in the lower end Q
the county attending to the dutie
of his office. In some way a cop
of the Bulletin found its way
that part of the county and wa
handed to the assessor by q frlent
This was shown to every tax paye
the assessor met. and he was II
formed that the things contained
the article had been rumored II
some time, but that they took 7
stock in them. knowing them
come from jealous politicians ar
the fact that Mr.. Bishop had mat
this attack without any informatio
discredited the story entirely. b
the question was asked repeated
who is H. w. Bishop?
Mr.. Bishop came to this vail
several years ago and went into t
Graham guardian., 1911-05-19

real estate business and paid partic-
ular attention to land under the
San Jose canal. He is a smooth
gentleman, one that would general
ly be termed "Old Smooth Eph.
He is a gentleman who never hesi-
tates to get his hooks into every
thing and everybody he can.
Through his real estate manipula-
tions he has probably taken more
money from the people OF this VAL
ley, without any apparent return,
than any man in it. Real estate
was a little slow with him at first,
so he conceived the idea OF placing
a fictitious value upon the stock OF
| the San Jose canal. in order to in
crease the value of the land. so that
lhis profits would be larger, and so
that this stock would be entirely
out of the reach of the ordinary
farmer, in order that he, Bishop,
could rent surplus water at an ex-
horbitant rate and thus receive a
fat commission. The par value OF
this stock is $4,000. Through Mr.
: Bishops fine Italian hand it was
boosted to $1,000. This shows the
! act of man interested in the wei
S fare of the people! He is the mar
who is selling land under this cana
at 5000 to $3.50 per acre (not worth
e lit, of course), and is kicking on al
!, assessed valuation of $500.
He is the man who told Mr.. Bird
no that the consolidation of the ca
nails of this valley was the bes
thing that could possibly happen t.
: the people of the valley, and agree'
to assist Messrs. Young and Birdn
: in that great undertaking and di'
:, so for a while; then without warn
!, ;, ing. in meeting held for the pul
" pose of effecting the consolidation
- gave them the double cross" an
= for time defeated the consolids
= ton. He is the man who butte
into the deal between George Olne
and the purchasers of the Bl
Ranch, and the testimony shove
without MIR. Olney's consent; the
:, because Mr.. Olney refused to pa
" him a commission of over $500, sue
him. the decision of the lower cou
ne having now been reversed by II
" Supreme Court.
= We had almost forgotten to 81
- that this same Mr.. Bishop is in tt
insurance business. and that son
;, of his transactions in this line W
: be fully aired as soon as the prop
!. affidavits arrive.
IN He is the man who has appoint
or himself a modern Moses to lead t
No people out of the clutches OF har
70 hearted set of county officials, a s
nd that is not afraid to follow the II
do in the discharge of the duties
- their Offices, Notwithstanding
,,t threats of this same Moses.
ly Although a self-appointed Mos
he did not have sense enough
lev know that it would take double
the cultivated land contained in 4
Graham guardian., 1911-05-19

county to make IT one OF Che hiSc
class, with n raise of only $500 per
acre. He says the assessor has
promised the people that he Will
raise the railroads 500, 900, which he
knew to be a falsehood, for he
knows that the Territorial board
makes the levy on the railroads. IL
is believed, however, that the at
tack was prompted by paymaster
in the shape of large companies. I'll
is also believed that it was made IN
the hope that the officers attacked
would pony up" in order to silence
this same smooth gentleman.
He knows that the assessment, as
being levied this year, is simply car
rying out an agreement OF the as
SCISSORS of all the counties at their
meeting with the governor and au-
ditor in Phoenix last winter, for the
purpose of getting more uniform
levy on property, and that the same
kind of an assessment is being made
in all the counties, irrespective OF
what class it may place them IN.
He knows that this same assessors
organization recommended that the
railroads be assessed the same as IN
California, which would place our
road at $4,000 per mile, where 1t
should be, and which this paper will
advocate, and so also will all other
papers not bought by the corpora
tions. Has the Bulletin ever done
this? He also knows that these
same assessors recommended the
raise of the bullion tax from rs pei
, cent. to 40 per cent. Will the Bulle
tin advocate this or will it be bough
by the mining companies?
Mr.. Bishop knows, and ever!
other man in the county knows
that it will be absolutely impossible
p, to make first-cass county out o
Graham unless the Territorial boar
raises the railroad companies, and
that is done it would become first
class without one cent of raise o
! any other property. ...
He says the Jail is empty, but
we become first-class county a
:, extra jailor would be put on an
: that all other officers, includin
: the assessor, would be allowed del
uties, yet there is no work to (
done in the offices. There is just
y much law for the assessor to al
'e point deputies in second as in
le N first.class county, in fact four dep
III ties are working for the assess
q this year. Does anyone believe tn
the board of supervisors would a
cd point a deputy for an office whe
ne there was no work for him to do?
d. This same Mr.. Bishop says it cos
et more to fill the demijohn now tn
wv the saloons are closed, even thou
or there is more or less bootleggir
ne How does he know? Has he go
into that disreputable business, ais
es, Now, in conclusion, Mr.. Bisht
to the assessor wishes to serve not
he on you that he proposes to cond'
he the duties of his office according
. law, and believes that the other
q ficers will do likewise, no mat
how many times Moses you N
become, no matter how much
may threaten or attempt to bla
mail, no matter how much MOI
you may be paid by the corpc
tions to yell stop thief" at Sc
one else to divert attention Fl
corporation taxation, or some dl
scheme in which you may be