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The Lamar register., 1912-03-06

tabIshed as follows: 1850
For Precinct No. !. at the dwelling
house Of C. G. smeItz d LOCATED on the
of the 9Th p M.
In Precinct No z; at g tent to be be
erected on IN the h; ,s sw y, Of Sec. 3d. T. %
In Precinct No. 3. at the Ford residence
on the sw x. Of a. Sec e. T. % S. r.
The boundaries of said divisions and
all of said election precincts as here
tofore fixeh by the Board are as fol-
lows:
PREcINTc NO.
All that part of the said District
lying west OF the east section line of
Sections 22 and "a. T. 20 s.. r. A w.
of the 9Th p. M.
PRECINCT NO. 2
All that part of said District lying
X. A. w. of the 9Th p. NJ. and Butte
Creek.
PRECINCT NO.
All that part of said District lying
between Butte Creek and the state
tine between Colorado and Kansas.
Resolved, That the following named
persons. being electors OF the said Dis
trict, and of their respective precincts.
be and they are hereby appointed cleo
tion judges OF the several precincts
For Precinct No. /, Marsena J. Nc
Millin. Henry Nassau and Z. q. Smeitz
For Precinct No. 2. Zoa B. Merrill.
1. j. House and j. N Cherry.
For Precinct No. 8, ]. II. Snyder. II.
b. Fortney and w. J. House.
That the polls at each election pre-
cinct shall be open at o'clock A. NJ.
and remain open until and be closed
at the hour of o'clock p. NJ. the
said day appointed for said election.
NOTICE Is Therefore Hereby Given
in accordance with the said resolutions
and orders. that the said election will
be held in said District at the time and
places. and in the manner and for the
purposes in said resolutions and orders
and notice set forth. upon to-wit: SAT-
URnAY. THE 23FsD DAY OF MARCH.
A. ID. 1912. upon each of the questions
hereby submitted.
BY order and authority OF the Board
Of Directors of THE GRANADA AND
HOLLY IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
THE GRANADA AND HOLLY IRRIGA-
ZION DISTRICT.
By w. A. MERRILL.
President of said
Board of Directors OF said District
W. A. MERRILL.
S. J. HIGBEE.
W. J. HOUSE.
Board OF Direc-
tors Of The Granada and Holly Irriga-
tion District
C, G. SMELTZ.
Secretary of said The Granada
and Holly Irrigation District.
First publication Feb. rs, 1919
Last publication March 20. 1912.
The Lamar register., 1912-03-06
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

Estate Of Nestor Ochoa. Deceased.
The undersigned. having been APP
pointed Administrator OF the estate OF
Nestor Ochoa, late Of the County OF
Prowers. m the State OF Colorado. DE-
ceased. hereby gives notice that he
will appear before the County Court
OF said Prowers County. at the Court
House in Lamar. In said County, On
Monday. the eighteenth day OF March.
a. p. 1912. at the hour Of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ OF said day. at which time all
persons having claims against said es-
tate are notified and requested to at
tend for the purpose of having the
same adjusted. All persons Indebted
10 SAID estate are requested to
d0ragned.
Dated at Lamar. Colorado. this 18th
day Of February. A. ID. 1917.
r JNO. W. SHIREMAN,
Administrator OF the estate Of Nestor
Ochoa. Deceased nos
CRANKY Hiiiyer. Attorney.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE

Notice is hereby given. That on Sat-
urday. the 30th day of March next.
forenoon. and 6 o'clock in the after
noon Of said day. ut the corner north
OF Huddleston,s store. at Lamar. Coun-
the following personal property
consisting of one ~ wagon. one 1)
black mare. six sl years Old. weight
~ pounds two El cows two hogs.
ness. one saddle and bride and other
articles. will be sold at public sale. in
accordance with an order OF Court.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash or bankn bic
notes hearing eight per cent per an
mum due sixty days from date.
JNO. W. SHIREMAN.
Administrator.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior
g. Land Office at Lamar, Colorad,

Department OF the Interior
U. 8. Land Office at Lamar, Colorado,
February II. 1917.
rast n, Israr Eo,nsadn VIZ %,
uary 8. 1911. made Homestead Applica-
tion. Serial No. 0se25, for MEX Sec
ton 81. Township % s.. Kange Is w,
sth Principal Meridian. has filed notice
Of Intention to make Final Communication
Proof. to esta blish claim to the land
above described. before the Register
and Receiver. U. \. Land Office, at
Lamar Colorado. on the 9Th day of
April. 1919.
Claimant names as Witnesses: James
Dodson. Guy N. Cowen. Sam J. Higbee.
Henry Nassau, all OF Carlton. Colorado.
BU0ENE u WHITAKER
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CONTRACT
X. E. Messenger and The Granada an,
Holly Irrigation District.

This AGREEMNT. made and entered
INTO this 26th day OF February, A ID.
1919 by and between X 4. Messenger
of Denver. Colorado. party of the first
part, and The Granada and Holly lrri-
CATION District, a municipal corporation
organized and existing under and by
virtue of the laws OF the State OF
Colorado. and for convenience herein
after DESIGNATED as 1.-THE District" party
of the second part, WITNESSETH, that
WHLREAS. the said District has been
organized for the purpose OF acquiring
and reservoirs TO provide for the irrl-
cation of the lands embraced therein.
the said District being situated In the
RADIO. and It II necessary for said Dis
The Lamar register., 1912-03-06
NOTICE FOR PueLicAT,oN-IsoL At.
20 TRACT

Public Land Sale No. O10si2
Department OF the Interior
U. 9. Lard once at Lamar. Colorado
January Is. 1914
Notice is hereby given that. as d.
rected by the Commissioner Of the Gen.
eral Land Office. under provisions Of
Act OF Congress approved June "a. 1906
ga Stats. 617l. We will offer at public
sale. to the highest bidder, at 10
o'clock a. m. ON the 7th day OF March.
1912. at this office. the following de-
scribed land: sen OF NEh Of Sec.
80. TIP. 81 s.. Rye. 40 W.. 9Th p. NJ,
pursuant to the application OF Harmon
NJ Stark. of McClave. Colorado. No
Ol0S42.
Any person claiming adversely the
above described land are advised TO fiie
their claims. or objections, on or he
fore the time designated for sale
EUGENE NJ WHITAKER
JOHN w. BENT,
ksccsvsr.
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ponds at par; and in case of such sale
ii said bonds by the District, the mon
eys derived therefrom shall be deposit
ed with the sah Trustee for applica-
ton upon the payment as provided In
| lhis contract.
such bonds shall only begin to draw
| interest from the date of the certificate
OF said Board OF Directors of the Dis
| trict directing their payment or de
Trustee shall make proper endorsement
upon uhe interest coupons fixing the
date from which the interest shall be
computed.
1t is further agreed that the consid-
era ton Of this contract to be receiv-
ed from the said first party includes the
bonds Of the District, and that the
coupons representing same to the extent
OF the said first years interest. or
rendered and Cancelled.
Said first party further agrees TO COM
herein provided to be done and perform
ed by tlhe said first party, and in the
manner and form Aforesaid. within
eighteen months from and after the
date of the final acceptance of this con-
y agrees to turn over and deliver to
the District the same, and all there of,
upon final completion, free and clear
Of and from all liens and claims OF
out of or form labor done or perform
ed upon said work. or supplies Furnished
in and about the construction of the
said work.
1t is further agreed that as part
OF this contract. the said party OF the
first part shah. from time to time. dur
ing the life OF this contract. as the
same Is needed for the acquiring Of
rights of way by the District for the
survey OF iateIals. and for other ex-
n
by the District In and about the COM
pletion Of the Irrigation system. under
the provisions OF this contract. and for
advertising. printing and other pur-
Of the best interests OF the District
the. sum of seventy thousand dollars
$7osO0ol In cash.
II is further agreed that any after
acquired rights or titles pertaining to
said irrigation system shall inure to
the benefit Of the District herein
without any additional cost to the Dis
trict. and II the same be in the form
OF real estate. the proper deeds of
conveyance shall be duly made and de-
iivered by said first party. or his as
said District at or before the time II
the completion OF work under this con-
tract. And that all plans. maps. data.
made in and about the carrying out of
this contract shall, upon the Compilation
thereof, be the property of the said
piStrict ana turned over at said time.
This contract shall be binding upon
the heirs. assigns and successors in
interest of the parties hereto, subject
TO all the conditions contained therein.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the parties
hereto have caused these presents to
be signed. said first party acting In his
individual capacity. and the said Dis
trict by its corporate name. by Its pres
dent and Its corporate seal to be here
unto affixed. attested by it's secretary,
the said officers being thereunto duly
authorized by the Board of Directors
II the said District.
X. z. MESSENGER (Sean
THE GRANADA AND HOLLY IRRIGA-
TON DISTRICT.
By w. A. MERRILL,
President
Attest:
c. @. SMEI.Tz.
Secretary.
=. J. HIGBEE.
w. J. HOUSE,
Members OF the Board of Directors.
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me boaru also adopted the following
resolutions:
RESOLVED. That a special election
of the legally qualified electors OF The
Granada and Holly Irrigation District
be and the same In hereby called and
shall be held In the. said District. and In
she various precincts thereof. on SATURDAY
the s3rd day OF March, A. ID. 1919. at
which election the two following ques-
ton and Second Question" shall
he subsmitted to the electors of the
said District. having the qualifications
prescribed by law. to-wit:
FIRST QUESTION
shall the bonds Of The Granada and
Holly Irrigation District of Prowers
County. in the state Of Colorado. be is
hundred Thousand Dollars fy2. 100. DOOR.
under tho provisions Of an Act OF the
General Assembly OF the state of Col
to Irrigation Districts. Approved May
!. 1905 and the acts amendatory there
to. payable in lawful money OF the
Act. beginning at he expiration OF
eleven years. after the date thereof.
and In series as provided by law, and
to bear interest at the rate OF six
nually. forSthe purpose OF purchasing.
constructing and completing supply
and irrigation system for the said DIS
irict. including the bitches. reservoirs.
necessary and proper works and struc-
lures appurtenant thereto: and acquir-
ing the necessary rights Of way there
tor. and for the purpose Of providing
ior the first years interest upon the
said bonds. and Of enabling the Board
Q, directors pr ,. to carry out the provisions
relative to irrigation districts.
SECOND QUESTION
Shall the contract bearing date Feb
k.f,. Il
= Messenger and The Granada and
Holly Irrigation District. relating to
tile purchase. construction and compile
ton OF nf Irrigation system for said
district be authorized and ratified.
And Be II Further Resolved and Or
tered. That each elector voting on
said first question shall vote by bal
lot. upon which shall be placed the
words; Bonds-yes: Bonds-no." and
shall indicate his vote by placing
marginal cross on said ballot for or
words Bonds-yes; or Bonds-no" re-
spectiveiy; that each elector voting
upon said second question shall vote by
words ..Contract-yes; Contract-no."
and shall indicate his vote by placing
a marginal cross upon said ballot op-
tract-no." and opposite thereto: and be
1t further
Resolved and Ordered, That for the
purpose Of said election said Dis
snnh pe anu u ~ herepy DIVIDED In
10 three election precincts, the said
election precincts corresponding to and
being identical with the three divisions
OF the District as heretofore establish
ed; that is to say. Division One shall
constitute precinct one, Division rive
shall constitute precinct Two. and Di-
vision Three shall constitute precinct
Three And be II further
Resolved and Ordered. That for the
purpose of holding said election as pro-
vided by law. voting places in said pre-
cincts have been and are hereby e.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-15
MINES NEAR WILCOX
 ARE CHANGING HANDS
Mrs. L. K. Mitchell Buys Musk Hog Claims; Mas
 cot Future Is Good

WlLLCOX. Ariz, March 14.-Smeet- eu and C. N. Roberts have deeded 10 the Home Run Mining company claims Nos. I, ?, 8. 1, ,. 6, z, s and 9, all situated in the Yellowstone min ing district.
 Mrs. L. K Mitchell has purchased the Musk Hog mining claim in Silver camp and Jeremiah Lucy has taken over the Daddy Wilcox mining claim in the Dos CabeZas district, and the Rggs's Cattle company, the Collord lode mining and Collord mill site claim
 The Mascot copper camp has en- tertained during the past week q party consisting of James Dilla.d, Louis Hansen A Leoni, A. B. Buckner, J. W Belknap and C C. Mayer, also d mining expert. Paul F. Brown. who made a careful examination of the property and after doing so made the prediction that it would make one of the biggest producers ever developed when fully Opened. J. N. Gillette presi- dent of this company has arrived from California and will be a visitor at the mine for some days.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-15
LANKY BOB' SHOWS
 HE GAN COME BACK
FitzSimmonS Meets Vile Affinity and Displays
 Old-Time Form

CHICAGO. March 14-'Lanky Bob F.tzsimmcns. former heavyweight champion, sSsayed a comeback this afternoon and made good. He encour- tered Jack" Taylor. the winner Of ike affections of Bob's estranged wife, Ju- lia Clifford, and when the brief bat le was over, Taylor was a sad looking object Fitzsimmons has been separ- ated from his wife eight months Most of this time he has been lSoNlng for Taylor. He arrived in town q week age. This afternoon he met Taylor in a lccaI office building and invited hiEl outside. Taylor refused 10 go and Fizsinmons bounced upon him and trimmed him in most proper shape.
 And I am going to beat yOu up every time I see you, said Fitz, Gs he glowered at the prostrate, bleeding form of his adversary.
 No complaint was made to the DO lice by either Taylor or Mrs. Fitz- simmons.
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THIS DATE IN HISTORY"
 MARCH A

l7i3-Ff-st town-meetng held in Fan, euil Hall 1870-Don Bernado de Calvez. Span ish governor of Louisiana, cap tured Mobile from the English. 1T94-Patent for the cotton gin grant ed to Eli Whitney lS3l-Pacliame ntaTy Reform Bill iR- troduced in the British House or Commons. 1$i4-King Humbert ]. of Italy born. Assassiuated July 90, 1900. lS62-Federa, expedition under Gen.
 Burnside captured Newberne \. C. 1S64-Sir Samuel Baker discovered Lake Albert Nyanza IS66-Alexander Graham Bell ex- pounded his system of "visihle speech" to the London Society Of Arts. 1SS3-Karl Marx, founder of German Socialism, died. Born May ,, ISIS. 1S9l-Eleycn Italians accused Of the murder of Chief of Police Hen messy lynched at New Orleans 190J-Lord Roberts entered Bloem- fOntein.
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A CONCEALED SALUTE

l love to near the sleigh bells ring,
 and zip across the snow. Behind the good old piebald mare,
 as fast as she can go. l love to have my gal along, I drive
 with one hand See? Because whenever 1 do that the other arm is free.
 Hank Purdy took his sweetheart out
 one winter night to ride. And he was proud of the fair girl
 asettin' by his side. They got out on the country road ; it was q dream of bliss. With no one near, he got real bold and asked her for a kiss Of course she acted back ard like and chawed the rag a bit. But Hank had got his courage up, there was no doubt of it. So Hank he grabbed her round the waist; it was so doggone cold, She didn't have the heart to scream, and cen forgot to scold Of course she wanted to be bossed, as most all sweethearts do, But still she couldn't let Hank think she ever wanted to. So after rasslin' round while, Hank kissed her on the nose.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-15
MINING
 MEN ARE NOW AT GLOBE
Special Train Chartered to Bring Some Related
 Ones t) Camp

GLOBE. March l4--Several of the leading copper men in the United States are holding series of confer ences at the Dominion Hotel this week which promises much for the entire Globe-Miani district. Among those at present iu this city may be mentioned W. Thompson, president of the Inspiration Consolidated Cop. Der company ;- W. II. Aldridge, man aging director of the same company {; George F. Gum. of the Gunn-Thonp- son intesests, w. D. Thornton, vice president of the Inspiration ConsCl- dated Copper company and Dr. L. D. kiCketts. consulting engineer Of the Inspiration Consolidated company
 The importance Of the meeting can best be judged by the fact that las; Saturday when W. D. Thompson, pres ident of the Inspiration Consolidated Copper company found that trains No. l and No. z or the Southern Pa cifc had been annulled he chartered 6 special train from Lordsburg in or der to make connections with the Ar! zoDa Eastern train at Bowie so as not to miss a single days attendance upon this particular conference h Globe
 All Of the officials interested in the meeting now going on at tine DomiE ion Hotel decline to make any definite statement Eeyond the fact that they are looking over the situation, but it is known that plans are being dis cussed in regard to the Inspiration laerger and the introduction of broad Euage economics into the copper pro duction situation in the Globe-Miann mining district.
 important Deal Is Closed
 Another large mining deal has just been consumated by D. R. Williamson, of Globe, who has bonded the 2I claims known as the Needles group, to w. F. Kennedy of New York. h addition l. claims adjacent owned b. Trimm and Elliott and the claims known as the Hobbs Daily and WarA lave also been bonded to Mir. Ken nedy. MT. Williamson said yesterday that MT. Kennedy had lett for tha east and that upon his return to Globe, which would be within two months, active wcrk would be com menced upon these claims, COnsit erable force of men being placed at work.
 The Needles group is four miles west of Miami and is in close rroxim. ity to the Barney group.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-15
JOINT WAGE CONFERENCE MEETS

NEW YORK, March 14:-A joint conference met in this city today to consider the demands for increased wages made by the engineers of the eastern railroads. The conference is expected to last several days. The engineers are represented by a com mittee appointed by the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers. \ commit tee of executive officials appeared for the railroads. representing all of the important lines east of the Mississip- pi and north Of the Chesapeake and Ohio, and including the Grand Trunk railway 0. Canada. The engineers ask for an increase in pay ranging from 15 to 20 per cent and the standardiza- tion of wages.
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cused of inconsistency. However, it appears that the league under any other name would have smelled just as sweet Ito Mir. Works, who had nothing to do with the naming of it and was using 1t merely as a means to an end, without having changed his opinion regarding Mir. Roosevelt Mr Works was after a toga. Not long SEQ, when his chief associates were preparing to desert Mir. La Toilette for Mir. Roosevelt. Mr. Works pro- tested that the latter did not stand, and had never stood, for progressive principles. The consistency of the Cal ifornia senator with regard to Mir Roosevelt is further shown in his re. marks on Monday on the introduction of his bill fixing the presidential term at six years without reelection.
 He said Tt was a sad day, when one Of the distinguished candidates for this great office inaugurated the GUS tom of receiving delegations at his own home, ostensibly for the purpose of discussing the questions of the day with them. but really for the purpose of having his views spread broadcast That was the begining Of the wholly inexcusable custom by which the great office of president, of the United States was brought down to the level Of self-seelying politicians and per sonaI appeals for office"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-15
MEETING OF MINNESOTA TEACH
 FRS

ROCHESTER, Minn, March H. Every arriving train today brought delegates and visitors to the annual convention of the Southeastern Min nesota Educational association. The convention has it's formal opening to night and the sessions will continue over tomorrow and Saturday Among the noted educators on the program are President Vincent Of the Unlver sity of Minnesota, President Maxwell Of the WinOna Normal School, Pro lessor NJ. V. O'Shea Of the University Of Wisconsin, and Dr. Nathaniel But tier, dean of the department Of ed ucation Of the University of Chicago.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-15

Anse tried to form a bucket brigade. but his wife had soft soap in all the pails around the house and wouldn t allow 'em to be distruned 1t was a turrrible condaggeration while it last cd and one life was purty nigh lost. When the fire was at it's height. it was discovered that Uncle Ezra Pet er's was inside and had been there three days hidin from his wife He didn't dast come out then for his vie was in the crowd watchin' the fire. but was dragged out unsensible and unconscious. having lost his self re- spek and most of his whiskers. Uncle Ezra is nov on the rud to re covery, but will not be the same man again until his whiskers grow out
 Hank PuTdy says the cost of Twin surely must be gettin higher in Washington as congress is receiving so many bills lately
 HOd Renlrew was appointed a com. mittee by his lodge 70 buy flowers for a singer who app ared in our midst recently, and the hothouse fel- Ter sent the bill direct to Hods house and Hod is doin' more useless eX- plainin' than as though he had dis covered the north pole.
 l see they have finally broke all lhe flyin' machine records. If they would only break all the talkin' ma chine records there would be some class to it.
 Iii Huggins has had an anker tat toed on his arm, which shows that Hi has reformed and is goin' 10 lead a gtraight life and never be a fugi- tive from justice.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-15
THE CONSISTENCY OF MIR. WORKS.

1t is not so long ago that United States Senator John D. Works, of Cal ifornia, denounced in unmeasured terms, Theodore Roosevelt as a fakty. Therefore, when some months later, Mir. Works became a commanding fg- ure in the Iincoln-Roosevelt league of California, he was quite naturally ac
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not be treated, but in this connection the dry plant can he, it is said. tr2ns- formed into wet treatment without much trouble 10 reduce by water pres sIre any solid substance that may be encountered.
 The machine is driven by power and is simple. in connection and easily operated. The. ones to be placed or tho market weigh two and one-half tons, and are gauged to handle tweri 7 tons of dirt per hour. either by the wet or dry process Mir. Wishart wiil remain in that field to work over va~- ioIs channels for several weeks by both the dry and wet processes.
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AND THEN HL FOUND IT WA9 50 GOLD THAT KI5 5 SsriI NUPs AND FROZE,

And then he found it was so cold that
 kiss just up and froze. Hank couldn't get away from her
 she couldn't shake of Hank. And all that they could do was sit
 and yank and yank. So finally it got real late, 'bout 9
 o'clock at night.
 And Hank and her both knew that they were in an awful plight. With his free hand Hank turned the team and headed back fer town. He drove right to the parsons house, the parson helpsd them down. You see Hank couldn't use his mouth, so he talked on with his hands. And told the parson: Go ahead and tie the weddin' bands The knot was tied The parson. who
 had quite a tender heart, Let Hank and her set by the stove till they had thawed apart That happened quite a spell ago when him and her were we'd That frozen kiss was Hanks good luck, he many times has said. It was a happy marriage and Hank surely struck it right
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-15

This is King Edward WIT. Mrs. Anita C. Brooks royal Persian cat, probably the most remarkable cat in America T. was owned by the late King Edward. who presented it to Mrs Brooks when it was a kitten.
 Mrs Brooks is a well known New York society woman, president of the Gotham club and other exclusive She first saw the cat at Buckingham palace, where she was