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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-08-08
Congress-Burton L. French and Ad

Congress-Burton L. French and Ad-
ison T. Smith.
Governor-John NJ Haines.
Lieutenant governor-Herman H.
Taylor.
Justice sureme court-George H.
Stewart.
Secretary of state-Wilfred l.. Gif-
ford.
State auditor Fred L. Huston.
State Treasurer-O. v. Allen.
Attorney general-Joseph H. Peter
son. 4
Superintendent of schools-Grace M
Shepherd.
Inspector of mines-Robert N. Bell.
Democrats.
Congress-Perry w. Mitchell and
Edward M. Pugmire.
Governor James H. Hawley.
Lieutenant governor-Edward HI
Moffitt
Justice supreme court-Arthur M
Bowen.
Secretary of state-Freeman Daugh
ters.
State auditor-John l. Overman.
State treasurer-RObert w. Faris.
Attorney general-James r. Both
we'll.
Superintendent Of schools-Mary
Harper.
Inspector of mines-George A. Lam
brix.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-08-08
HAINES MAINTAINS HIS LEAD =
BUT RESULT Is UNCERTAIN
Official Count VIII be Necessary to
Determine Who Will Head Republi-
can Ticket in Idaho.

No, reports have come in since Tues
day that affect the gubernational
situation and none can come in now
until the official canvas of the elec-
ton results is made by the various
boards of county commissioners, says
the Capital News. According to the
most accurate unofficial returns cover
ing perhaps two-thirds Of the total
vote of the state, Haines has lead of
approximately 200 over Clagstone. 1t
is conceded that Clagstone will gain
over Hainees On the second choice
votes which we're not returned by
many counties. Clagstcne is likely to
gain by delayed returns from the nortt
ern counties while Haines will gain by
returns from southeastern counties.
canvassera Meet Aug. II
The statee board of canvassers shall
meet on August IA and canvass the re.
turns from each of the counties and
certify the successful nominees, The
law relative to the state board Is as
follows;
For the purrose of canvassing the
result Of the primary held as herein
provided, the state board of canvassers
shall meet at the office of the secre-
tary Of state at 10 o'clock Of the fore.
noon Of the fifteenth day thereafter
Saia board shall canvass the votes for
the candidates for congress, state and
district offices, and shall certify the
nominees of the different parties there
for to the secretary Of state. not less
than thirty days before the date OF
the general election ensuing"
The candidates who now stand in
the lead upon such returns as have
been received, are as follows:
Republican,.
United Statetes senator-William E
Borah.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-08-08
MONTGOMERY WINS
IN AUCTION CASE.

The case of TIE city CT Blackfoo' We
NE. Montgomery was heard this week
by Judge j H. Stevens, and a deci-
sion WAS rendered in favor of Mont.
gcn,er! The trial involved the auc-
tioneer's licnese and it was held by
the court thai the ordinance govern
ing it was rot constitutional
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-08-08
MISS GLENN SWEET ENTERTAIN

Monday evening Miss Glenn Sweet
entertained about twelve couples at
her home with a chatting dish party.
Each couple was given a certain thing
to prepare for the lunch, which proved
to be a great success when finished.
All guests reported, spending very en-
joyable evening
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-08-08
WILL MEET WITH
COUNTY SSiONERS

George E. McLain and John A. Sell
srs of Sterling, arrived in town last
nieEt and went to Pocatello today, to
confer with the BannOck county COM
missioners, relative to the repairing
OF the Tilden bridge approaches.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-08-08
WILL ENLARGE
cAPIciTY OF DITCH

State Engineer Robinson, and the
board Of directors of Corbett Slough
ditch comany, viewed that irrigation
project Tuesday with the idea of put
ting headgate farther up the Snake
river than the present one and thereby
increasing the capacity of the ditch.
This ditch covers large part Of the
state land located in this county and it
is probable that the work of improve
ment will be done Immediately.
There are only eight more days to
work in the pony contest.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-08-08
WORK COMMENCED
ON CARSON BLOCK

Ira Taylor was awarded the con-
tract for the new Carson block on
North Main street, and work will be
commenced immediately Harry Broc.
er has the carpentere contract on
he same building.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-08-08
BULL FOR SERVICE

Thoroughbred Jersey, $500 for sea-
son, Hansen's livery barn. If
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-08-08
592.736.3s
LIABILITIES

b92, 1858
We pay per cent In our savings
department. One Dollar will start an
account. Interest compounded quarterly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18
LOCAL and PERSONAL


Becker Co. Opticians rneno zoo.
Dr. scIlwentker, osseopatn. Armilo
Building.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Luth-
eran church win give their monthly
coffee az the home OF Mrs. j. 4.
ksefer, si9 Granite avenue. on We'd
nesday afternoon,
Lawrence Lee, former student
Of the University oF New Mexico, now
student IN Yale university, New
Haven. Conn, has returned TO his
home in Albuquerque for the vacation
months
Special communication OF Temple
Lodge No 8. a. +. and g. NJ, this
evening az 5 o'clock for work in the
r. a. and II. G. degrees All visiting
brethren are welcome. By order OF
the w. NJ. Harry Braun. secretary.
Messrs Crow and Faulkner 81 Los
Angeles. stopped By q broken bridge
al san Antonio, N NJ. on their trans
continental trip east. decided today
10 ship their car here by rail and
VIII leave tonight or IN the morning
for the east
Justice OF the Peace w. w. Me-
clellan held an all-day session OF the
Justice court yesterday, hearing tho
case OF 7. Chavez and Pedro Guruie
versus Toribip Archuieta and Roman
Nelasco. Il al, in which the plaintiffs
asked 500 each. for damages alleged
70 have been sustained as the result
% the defendants action in turning
looae tho waters OF an acequia on
June Attn, which II Is claimed, de-
stroyed considerable property. Wilson
and white represent the plaintiff and
Modesto G, ortia the defendants.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18
LIEB CONTEST CASE
DISMISSED
State Supreme Court Declines
Jurisdiction in Petition Of
Reed HOllOman, Intimating
District Court is Proper
Tribunal.


lspcCaai Telegram % tlie Herald,
Santa fe, N. A., june ls-'fhe
state supreme court has handed dow n
an opinion Diminishing the petition
without prejudice and declining
Jurisdiction IN tho contest case
of Reed Holloman vs. n. -.
iieb, an election controversy In
volyiug the iudgeFhip ct the Eighth
judicial district
The supreme court merely declines
iui lsdiCtion iu the Lieba Holloman
contest, maintaining. as la the owen
Van stone contest that u would
take Jurisdiction only 81 emergency
cases, aud iniimatinR that the
district court is the proper tribunal
before which 90 initiate tho contest.
The opinion is By Associate Justice
Parker and an the Judges assent TO II.
only one more important case re-
mains "a be- disposed OF. that iuvolv-
Ing the receivers sale - the l4as We
gas Electric Power aud Transit COM
pany. which has been In the courts
for "a long time, before the court VIII
be- in vacation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18
BAPTISTS CONVENE
At CLOVIS
Two Conventions Will Gather
Tomorrow and Effect Con-
solidatiOn; 200 Delegates
and Ministers Expected.

several representatives OF the First
baptist and the Central 49, ptisf
church Of Albuquerque leave today
FOR Clovis % attend the annual Con-
vontion OF the denomination 20 be-
held Ia that city tomorrow The
northern and southern conNesltiOus
viii he dissolved az this joint gather
ius and new Organization effected.
Preparations are being made by the
people of Clovis 10 accommodate
over 200 visitors. las delegates aud
ministers. and ID h claimed that thia
VIII hc tho largest single church
gathering ever held in New Mexico.
T.. q. Rice and a. w. Hockenhull
are la general charge OF arrange
menta ai Clovis
The REORGANIZATION plan follows
The recent action 90 the northern
Baptist convention "a pcs Moincs
which Withdrew from supcrf lslou &c
The New MeNlro Held in favor of tut
southern organization.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18

Forecast 49, might fair:
WARMER ~ north nortlor; We'd
ucsday fair and warmer
Local weather report for "a
hours ending at 5 e.. m.. June
Maximum. 70. minimum.
~; range, 32; az a. M. So;
southeast winds; clear.
with "a few more nights a.
cool NJ last night Albuoueroue
viii pat thu klbosh on every
other summer resort In the
country.
Todata Calendar.
EAGLES meet tonight lB X. OF
r. hall.
Temple Lodge No. g. A. r.
and A. NJ meets in Masonic
Temple at 5 p. m.
OSCAR says;
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18
TODAY AND
TOMORROW

Hydro aeroplanc fligntA with views
Of New YORK city taken from the
plane.
First appearance IN Albuquerque OF
'The KatzenJammer Kids" IN moving
pictures
Sequel to "The Burial Of the
Maine" Taken az Washington. ID
G.. under auspices oil T.. $. govern
nicnt.
4 swell comedy by the telegraph"
CO.. which recently worked here
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18

IunF HlHU TOT UUVNIUHlnH UUIII YOU
see what cifculntiuu you got Tor
your money We have 221 signed
contracts Tot our cit Directory for
ltla. Why not kcop thlf "a huae 2
Ward ~ Anderson and y % Newell.
editions and publishers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18

got Der Joke on elm Aibu-
kcrA gentlomans Wat Use trying
u Kick niciu dog hcrum. Hn
iss a dgchshund, set, und built
low on der grund. Und dor guy
misses him und kicks u a holes
yet through a sefenty-iife tollar
plate giass windows Der eie-
fation OF der dechshund iss not
great but would not sell das
dog 90 shamp CLARK fur vier
hundcrt tollar yet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18
ATTENTION, MOOSE!

Special called meeting ~ Inn
u0riauce tonight Tuesday
evening. june "a. at $3.50 nt
lodge rooms.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18

Bilious half.slok feeling. loss OF
energy and eonstlpated bowels can
be- relieved with surprising prompt
ness by using HERBINE The first
dose brings Improvement, d few doses
puts the system in fine. vigorous con-
dition Price Soc sold By an drug
gisls.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18
ADJUTANT GENERAL HAS
HOPES OF SENDING
GUARD TO CALIFORNIA


tHNfcIHI IrIfHFHm :" NVfnInH HrFHldl
SAINTS Fe 81 N. June As -Ad-
iutant Gen. A. s. nrookes received
unal word tuduf from Adit Gen.
vs. A. simpson of the Central division
that no United States troops WIll hc
sufficient funds are aVHilahlD for
transportation However. Adlutaut
General Brooches is nili dscussing
win the wnr department me pussi-
hility 0f acndlnf New Mexico militia
t0 he oncnmpmeut iu Cnliiurnia.
JaAn's trrad H. Best.
nFyagt's MessengeIs Phope soi.SO2.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18
The June
Bride

WIN find not only the RINK itiia Diain
hoop of goldl that Is % unite her In
tcsiaratiY. "iet ua hope" with tlie
man she adorcs. but also those other
useful ard matty things that 50 60
make up the modern home. Our
splendid, well selected stock az DiA-
AfONDs. WATCHES. Jf3kk EI.lgY,
sTsvERwARE, ctr GLASS. esc.,
make ID easy for tire brides friends
81 select those meGncntus Of friend-
ship which an are 80 willing 20 give
&c liils particular milestone on HES
Journey.
We have been with yOu 10 long that
there a no need 10 teIi sou that tnc
word Of EvEHTrr about any article
q our bond. ana our cndeavnr u "a
be PURE GOLD, ~ carat, through
ard through.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-24
7. J. cibbs Dead.

T.. T. rernsel had a message last
Tuesday from Mrs. rernsei. who left
here At two O'Clock Monday morning
snroute to Greencastle. Ind. stating
that her uncle. Thomas J. Gibbs. who
had been hopeiessiy III for more than
year and In whose home In Green
castle she is 4 guest with her III.
tie daughters. passed away last Sun.
day evening at s:&5 O'Clock.
Thomas J. Gibbs 10 well known In
La Jun,a having made his home here
for nearly twenty years. and having
removed from here tn Gr-encastie for
residence less than eight years ago.
and the sad news has been received
with sincere regret
Mrs. rernsei intended returning.
accompanied by Susie and Grace
about the sixth Of September. but her
plans viii probably undergo some al.
teration because Of Mr.. Gibbs death.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-24
Treasurer oa~isy's oirthdsy svrpris,

Mrs. H. A. Da~icy. with tn. kind
assistance of her friends. consummsi.
I'd \ charming surprise Tuesday ev.
.ning TO honor and to please her
husband on his forty. y.s.venth ami.
verSary. She made ready for n sumI
tuous four course. s O'Clock dinner.
and invited twelve OF Mr.. Dawley's =
friends and business associates to
attend him at its service.
Mr. Da~ley had = great going away
notion that day and It Vas with
real difficulty that he WAS detained
from making 4 business trip TO Rock,
Ford. However. u successful ruse Was
worked by the assistance Of the per.
son with whom he felt he must tran.
sact business upon that particular
afternoon. and about O'Clock he
vas taken upon = special mission to
North La jun'a by his friend. 8. y.
Rose.
When he reached home just b.for.
6 o'clock h. found the guests a..
scmbled and the board Of bounty
spread. and proceeded TO tn. enjoy.
m"nt Of the pleasant surpris. with
greater sest than any.
Before the evening Was over. Mr..
y. A. SAbin. In behalf of IN. gues,
company. presented tn. honor.- with
handsome watch charm mad. of
an Elk's tooth studded With dis.
monds.
II y the Wish Of his friends that
Mr. Da~'-y may live To enjoy birth.
days many and long" and ths,
each may prove ~ full Of sunshine
- are the bright stones In the
Eik's tooth charm.
The following gentlemen were In
attendance: Judge A. y. wallis. A.
b. Corbin. 3. N. Rose. :. ". r,sh-r.
=. A. Brown. =. A. sabin. Jo.cph
I'oss. Charles Helm. n. p Schuyler
y. ~ B,sbs-. Carl Thorne. e. A.
b~erbohm and B~rt and Starr pax.
ley.
Mrs. Dawl~y vas assisted in s,.
tending To the comfort and pleasure
Of the party BY Mrs. Katherine Lin
By Of Rocky Ford.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-24
Glad to Get Sack.

On last Sunday morning. In resum-
INK his pastoral duties after vacation.
Rev. Otis G. Dale opened his ser.
mon with some very hearty personal
remarks about his home coming He
said In part:
1T 10 good indeed Ia get home.
After visiting the homes OF other
days In various parts Of the middi.
~rai II IL good to Eet off At this
place. which seemed 80 strange to
us but eighteen months ago. and call
Il home. II 10 good to get back To
the splendid air and glorious sun.
shine Of the valley. You p~opi. who
live here all the tim. do not fully
appreciate H. II 10 good To get
back 10 our comfortable home which
you have provided Hut best Of all
v II To look again into the faces
Of those Who have 10 soon become
such faithful and true fricnds-so
kind. thoushtfui and patient After
renewing friendships Of other days.
We find no better anywhere than
our friends here.
I'VE have BEEN refreshed by the
change. ! never felt more fitted for
work. nor ever . DEEPER desire Ia
come near tho lives whom, I may
help. crave mor- and NOR. TO M
of help and inspiration TO all whom
! am able To reach. The most strik.
Ing Impression Of the trip W. took
vas that os tho marvellous resources
~ this country--the wonderful crops
q this sesson. surely there should
be enough for sil-f u were more
equally passed around"
NJ. Dale also aah In pcrsonai con.
vefsatboa that. fos cleanliness. we'll
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-24
F'ee'sss os'os Wonders.

Mr. and Mrs u. c Robin .os. the
florists. are doing wonders With the
little spot Of ground In sront Of
their place of business ON rhird
street. snd the pretty no~.rs they
have planted thcrc--gcrnniums, Aah.
l'aa. sweet clysum and the like. 0use
b. seen TO be appreciated.
There II = pretty moon viae that
opens iis white. sweet scented b,ss.
.ouls only under the moon. and <A~re
10 Japanese morning glory thal ID
displaying upon It's iururiant ten.
drills nnnumbcred clear blue. hanl.
some blossoms.
In addition TO ,h-s. and e2hers,
they have planted some rel cot.
ton plants tina, are fiour,shire aal
promising to blossom aud u yjeD1,
In spite Of being N Tar fvun ~
land Of summer ,ha, they ~
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-24
3Nltmkn9LnuT8

Mrs. d. c. Robinson is At home
from 4 short stay In the capitol
city.
Frederick Beerbohm went to row-
Ter "Wednesday and is the guest OF
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elzie Teetcr spent
Thursday In Lamar In attendance st
the fair.
Miss S. +. Pitts returned last
Saturday from a business trip to
Kansas City.
b. A. Smith leaves today for Chlca.
go expecting TO be there on business
for . week or more.
Mrs. n. S. Larsen and Mrs. Van
Der Schouw spent Thursday In row-
Ter. the guests Of Mrs. G. 4. Wander
Schoux. OF that city
Regular preaching services nj the
First Presbyterian church Sunday
morning and evening. Preaching by
the pastor. Rev. o. @. Dale.
Miss N. @. Humphry In In Chicago
buying her fall stock Of millinery
and spending her vacation time. She
VIII be gone two or three weeks.
The Y. r. Society Of the =. =.
c. enjoyed a hayrack ride Thursday
evening. accompanied by the pastor.
Mr. Dale. and Rev. Church ot Pueblo.
Mrs. Katherine Libby. Of Rocky
Ford. spent the first Of the week
here and WAS the guest Of Mrs u. A.
Dawiey.
Rev. orson Jones. Of Johnstown.
Colo. will preach at thu baptist
church tomorrow. both morning and
evening.
Mr. ". d. Anderson. of Las AMI
mas. vas In the city from Thurslay
Of last week until Tuesday se this
and Was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
y. ~ Stark.
Mrs. ". Goodman and three child
rem 'cSt last sunday going to Pu-
cb'o. where they Will b. the guests
OF Mr. Goodman's mother until af.
ter the first Of September.
The bsptist Mission Circle will
meet with Mr. {. W. Bomxardner
next Thursday afternoon a, s:so
O'Clock at her residence. go nsi!r!sw
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Hsry Anderson. of
Las Animss. spent the first part Of
the week In Ia junta. the guests
OF Mr. Andcrson's aunt. Mn. r. ~.
stark. They were snroute 10 Port.
'snd. Oregon. wher- they expect to
make their home.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-24
Knights Of Columbus Dance.

The knights OF Columbus gay- the
first Of a series of dancos In Wood
man Hall. Thursday evening. that
they propos. giving In Connection
with. or rather following. their reg.
ular monthly sessions.
Nearly one hundred v.re In attend.
anec to take par, In the dancing from
? until !. O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. $. 4 Mcdonald were
the musicians for III. evening.
The next Of the series will b. CIV.
On on the evening OF scp,.mbev eth.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-24

by the oidt timers OF La Junta. being
associated with the present editor
OF the Tribune In the publication OF
the great family Journal In 1888 Har.
ry has evidently changed his political
coat since h. l.f, La Junra. as h..
Was one OF the few and far between
In La Junta In 1896 that voted for
Mckinley.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-24

kept streets and lawns. and general
comfort Of living. Ia Junta compares
most favorably With the larger cit
les he visited. such ss Topeka. Des
Moines and Minneapolis: and that
the Arkansas Valley was not one
whit behind the general appearance
OF prosperity in the country. and
In crop yield per acre is away ahead.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-24

the various school districts each
year the provisions Of tn. new Law
ourh, to prove much more satisfac.
tory.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-24

II. G. Laughbaum, OF Oklahoma
City. attorney OF the Anti saloon
L.Agu. OF Oklahoma. and author of
the prohibi'ory Law of that state.
said To b. the best Law OF that M.
'ure ever drafted. will deliver an
address at the Presbyterian church
next Tuesday evening on the subjecs.
Does Prohibition Prohibit" Mv.
Laughbaum has been making a whlri.
wind campaign of Colorado during
the pas, six weeks In the interest
of state vide prohibition Ia Colora.
do
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-24

Don't forget to remember The We
lie vehicle demonstration which IL
to take place In this city neat Friday
and Saturday. August 3oth and 3lst.
a, the warehouse OF tn. Bomrardncr
4 O'N.il Hardware COMPANY
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-24

Col. Harry !. brown. editor Of
the Yuma Pioneer. who is giving III.
citizens OF that town and vicinity
the best paper II has had for years.
cam" down tn wray last Friday ~.
"nins and remained until Sunday
morning. taking In the democratic a..
scmbly. Harry came 10 a. to see
how Il felt tn associat. With cit.
lssas Of = sistsr town awhile .---wray
Rather. Harry viii b. rememhcrsA
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-24

r. = Rockwell. principal Of the
Manxanola schools. arrived In la Jun.
IA last Wednesday afternoon. after
putting In a strenuous ten weeks VA.
cation In Greeley and Douglas. wyo.
He attended IN. tcachsrs' state nor.
NAL school In Denver for six weeks
and then visited with his brother.
Charles Rockwell. In Douglas. Wye
putting In most 81 his tim. hunt.
Ing and trout fishing
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-24

Clarence V Richards. Of Pueblo.
aud formerly an oii.tims leader OF
Wond.rly's orchestra. Who has been
connected with the Scot, School OF
Music In that city during the past
,hre. months. has severed his con.
n.ction with that Institution Mr
Richards has opened a studio In Pu.
cbio and will continue teaching pri.
vat.ly.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-24

After the Kansas republicans re-
pudiat.d President Taft by a yot.
OF abcu, OF !. Mr. Taft replies
placidly that they are not r.publi
cans.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-24

The Appeal to Reason wants i2.Ooo
year and sii hour day for .v-
cry man In Christendom No, enough
money for so much leisur. tim.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-24

Most people ar. thoroughly con.
Ninc.d by this tim. that III. great
family Journal l. strictly Hull
Moose organ. Why shouldn't II be?
II was ordained to b. thusly when
II was chris,encd the La Junta
r X -lbune.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-24

They say that everybody In Man.
zanola In a standpa',.r. but We don't
believe II. as 1t Is reported tina,
the citizens of tha, town ha,. shown
great amour, of civic prid. by an
almos, unanimous respons. To tn.
call To Gu, IN. weeds Weeds are
aimos, an invisible quantity In
that burg. and that Is III. sur.s,
sirn that IL Is progr.ssi,. com.
munlty.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-24

J. ", Gorsuch. OF Delta. Colo. who
Was formerly head blacksmith for the
santa p. at this point. Was named
by IN. republican assembly Of Delta
county as a candidate for county
commissioner for the second district
Tn" Delta independent In comment.
Ing upon the nomination says MIR.
GorHuch is splendid timber for com.
missioner. and II nominated at the di.
rect primary and elected In Noyem.
b"r. will be mosi satisfactory.
Under = new Law the county cpm.
misslon~rs viii fix N. tag levy for
the various school districts OF the
county this year and tn. icvi~s ~iil
be based on the valuations for the
year 1871: - are the tax lcvi~s for
other purposes. The school direct.
ors of the various school districts
certify the amount of money that viii
be- needed In the districts for scohol
purposes. aud the county commission
.rs have the final say In fixing the
levy. Heretofore the levy FOR school
purposes has been fixed by the direct
ors of IN. school district and ccrti'
fled TO the county commissioners be.
fore the assessment for the year was
made. being basrd on the valuation
u the year before A. there II mors
or lees increase IN the vaiuattoa ol