The Arvada enterprise., 1912-10-24

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ing business within the state.
We favor the creation of a bureau of
assay and the appointment of state
aSsayer to be the head thereof, who
shall umpire all control ASSAYS of ores
between the purchaser and the seller
in case of disputes between them: his
assay and determination to govern ell
settlements between them.
We favor the enactment of law. pro-
vidiug for experimental stations at ap-
propriate points in our mining sections
for the purpose of testing ores, rocks
and metals as means OF expanding
and developing our mining Industry.
Iiiities Commission to Fix Rates.
We favor a public utilities court or
commission, with fun power to fix Just
rates and to make regulations FOR the
control of all the public utilities In
this state, with express provisions reg
issues, and providing for physical val
uatious, together with effective anti
pass and anti-frank provisions.
We plcdEg ourselves to n just and
fair reapportionment Of legislative ju-
diciaI and congressional districts
We advocate n coal mines regulation
law along the lines of the bill recon-
meudcd by the commission named by
Governor John II. Shafroth.
In dtpositing the public funds of the
state, we favor an equitable distribu-
tiOu hereof by the treasurer among
banking institutions as practiced by
the present treasurer
EDHISing Code for Protection.
A sound and comprehensive banking
code is an imperative requiremeyt Of
.hr times, Such code, insurins the
greatest possible safety and protection
tu.thc doDusitors, should be enacted by
IHc next General Assembly.
We demand a state law whereby all
state banks shall be required to cStab-
'lish guarantee fund to be used for
the prompt payment to depOsitOrs of
any deposits in suspended state banks.
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to- the growth OF local combinations
which have destroyed competition. The
recent unanimous decision of the Court
cot Appeals delivered by Judge Tully
scott. has condemned them and pointed
to the remedy We pledge our Candi-
date for attorney general If elected, to
enforce tuo doctrines of this great de-
pisIuu without fear or favor.
Rap Domination of Cont Counties.
The domination Of The counties of
IIuorfano and Las SImus by Hgrcat
Industrial auIputailuu through It's al
lance with aud control Of the county
governments, huT Iouu a long con-
fiuupd and iuiuIeIHhIc condition. Under
Na sway, the risuts both of iudivid-
uu's and rommUuitiua have been made
subordinate To- company interests and
purposes. Pub Iu nIiuiuls instead ot
being public servants. have become
company agents, using their great
out1 rlsard t.. he na''r, wcliara. are W W"
Under the primary law. candidates
Tor nomination submit their claims 10
IHa Judgment of the people, whose YER
||uf. lawfully expressed, should be
UnuI II not lawfully expressed, ann
pI. provision Is made for summary
contest 600 the courts so candidate
for q primary nomination who is de-
fDHtUd cam therefore, consistently or
huu.rahIE disregard the verdict of tn"
people and uOIwltt ttuullnE the same
H.uuwu am independent candidate by
petition or Otherwise.
mHEwu.h ua contributions from cor
unrrfr interests 10 campaign funds Inn
mm". spuudlug obligations upon
OBJ. recipients thereof, we shall ldUuIlUu
.fn solicit or receive them.
>hnTruth Admit .istrntIou I~ Endorsed.
IEo administration 0f Governor John
o. SrHlrntb haas been wise frugal anu
0.Eu..n. Iu uH respects. We give II
uUr hearty Endorsement aud Iuuss with
confidence ln II- approval by the peo-
pie 'H tho election uf Elias VI. Ann
mons .s Hls successor
I#u .usuuW Ut known as the three
year homestead .aw Wna fUtherpH bv
honorable Edward T. Taylor and en-
Hripi NE the present Congress largely
through nIH efforts We commend him
md hs work 60 tn" voters ct the
suto.
", pledge our Democratic nominees
foo a Hu .#-ss' |llu and Druuuui NJ adj
ADMINISTRATION. iu ruHrNTaE, tho develop
mruI H. H.r r,suur rH. IU give Eru.r-
..H unurr. iu our educational ana
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