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The Washington herald., 1912-03-03
INDUSTRIAL PEACE is
/ CIVIC FEDERATION IDEAL
Governors and Business Men Of National Power Will
s 81 Assemble Here. This Week.

an IDEAL -one. Is the opinion of both sides
to the, agreement, and II win be discussed
as q model for, imitation by other trades.
The contract anodnts practically to vol
untary compulsory arbitration. paradoxi-
cal as thei term, may be- II provides
against all strikes by the arrangement
that, wbsn- any local walkout may oc.
cur, the places Of the strikers win be
filed BY the union instead of the en-
pioyers, and a general national arhttra-
ton board is maintained. as also spe-
oial local arbitration committees
The problem win be considered as to
whether II Is. best to have In. all cases
contracts between employers and eni-
iiioyess OF public utilities Just as with
nrivate concerns. Strikes during the last
tew years IN street railway express. and
railroad ccrnpanies have emphasized the
need for, settling the question
The same Is true of employees OF the
government, whether national. State. or
municipal Just at Present the postal
Employees are agitatins Tor asbiii IN Con-
grsss TO give them the right TO make ap-
peals in a body for higher salaries. and
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reform in legal procedure, Alton B. Par
ker, chairman: the wonlan's welfare, Mrs.
John Hays Hammond, chairman; and the
employers welfare departments w. r
Wilcox. chairman. devoted to interesting
employers, whether public or private, In
improving the conditions under which
employees in all industries and in all
occupations work and live.
Governors to Como.
The governors whose acceptances OF In
vitations have been received, and who will
participate In the work Of the conven-
ton are Gov. Robert p. Bass, Of New
Hampshire; Gov. w. Hodges Mann, OF
Virginia; Gov. Aram ]. Pothier. of Rhode
Island; Gov. Chester H.S Aldrich, Of Ne
hraska; Gov Albert ". Gilchrist. Of
Florida: Gov. W. W. Kitchin, OF North
Carolina: Gov. Emmet o'Neal, OF Ala
hama; Gov. John A Mead. of Vermont:
Gov. Lee Cruce, OF Oklahoma; Gov. Chase
s. Osborn, OF Michigan; Gov. Joseph ~.
Carey OF Wyoming: GOV. Eugene z.
Foss, OF Massachusetts,; Gov. john Bus$e,
cs North Dakota; GOV, John A. Dix, OF
New York; Gov. Judson Harmon. OF Ohio;
Coz. Charles S. Deneer,, ct lllino!S; GOV.
o. Z. ColQuit:, OF Texas.
The entire discussions Of the convsn-
ton will center about the general sub
1ecC CT the TeiaIlOns. or el1lpIoSSE dIiu en-
p.oye, and will bs divided into three parts
-t.e private employer 10 MS employees,
the public utility company to irs ern-
picyes anG the government, Federal
state, and municipal. to its enIployes.G Y,
Prominent among the matters 20 be
considered under these heads are tie
practical operation OF the trade agres-
iae.,ts between the railway systems OF the
country end the brothsrhoods OF c--
rinee.s, l.emea. conductors, trainulen,
ard ether employees; the successful oper-
alton of three years contract betveeu
tts National. Association .of Newspaper
Publishers and The International organi-
zatton OF printers. pressmen, and stereo-
tvpe-s as well as the,conuacts in many
other trades, srth as street railways,
building trades, coal mining, and brew.
ing.
That tie contract between tie pub
ushers aad Their enlploye5 IS practically
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Items, General and Personal,
OF Interest to 6. P.O. Workers

rroofroom. among them VIII. Mattocks.
Marsh Bodenhamer. sam Briscoe, Alex
Watson, and J. A Marsh.
John p. Murray. Of the proofroom. has
the good fortune TO be selected for spe-
cial duty at the White House,
Frank A. Everts Is the latest addition
to the night proof force, transferred from
the monotype section
william J. Harris has been transferred
to the War branch from the monotype
section as a compositor.
Hoyt A. Holton has been transferred
from the job to the monotype section
A new daughter recently arrived at the
home Of Thomas A. Healy. Of the Job
proofroom-
J. N. CJinimy1 Weaver has accepted
position as Instructor Of printing In the
Indian School at Lawrence, Kans-
Tom FitzwiIllam has announced his
candidacy for the once Of delegate to
represent the downtown forces. Fitz''
has been member Of Columbia Union a
good length of time is web and favor
ably known, is frst-class printer, and
mas many 1rienus.
n Y. Brooke. State examiner Of ac-
counts for Alabama. stopped over be-
tween trains both going to and from
New York during the week and renewed
acquaintance with the Government Print
ing once. Harry Is q candidate for the
nomination for Congressman-at-iarge
from Alabama, and says he believes his
chances are as good IL not better than
those Of either OF his competitors. his Of
ficiaf duties for the past six years having
given him wide acquaintance through
out the State and brought him In touch
with prominent men In every county.
Capt. ". R. Ramsey has returned 10
duty in the day proofroom, after three
weeks OF illness.
Fred A. Barker. the "prossessive"
candidate for president OF the Interna-
tionaI typographical Union, II Is re-
ported. will make tour OF the principal
cities Of the country IN the interest Of
his candidacy.
Hines Terry. Of the guide force. Is put
ting In part OF his spare time learning
to ride horseback. preparatory to joining
the Rough Riders in the event OF a Ger
tain contingency.
Felix J. Belair, president Of the Book
binders Union. will be q candidate for
deleeate to their next convention. with
a good chance for election.
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ca. atStale. never. before undertaken by
the y ninent men. OF The country. prob
ien u Industrial peace and progress
Wit ee discussed at the twelfth annual
convention OF the Nationai civic Feeera-
ton, whichSwiIl be In session here three
days, Beginning next Thursday.
The Eiect.ngs, which wiIl be held in the
peace hail of the Pan-American Building.
VIII be presided over by Cardinal Gib-
bons on the FIRST days and by President
Taft on the other1two days, and rhe
leading men of the nation win be In at
tendance. including governors Of seven
teen States. -.a-.i
IN addition to,the regular sessions Of the
convention. special meetings VIII be held
simultaneously by subdepartments OF the
federation on regulation OF industrial
corporations. Seth Low, chairman; regu-
iasion of interstate and municipal utin-
ties, Emerson McNiliin. chairman; COM
pensation for Industrial accidents. Au-
gust Belmont chairman; pure food and
drugs, John Hays Hammond, chairman;
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by his parents and brother. @. Marc
Phillips. was conveyed 10 his birthplace,
Houston. Va. and inferred IN the Epis-
copal Cemetery. At the time Of his death
the young man was chief In charge OF the
magnetic observatory at Porto Rico.
yey.
Comrade william McFarlane. the vet
eran imposer Of the document, section. re-
turned to once on Monday. after his re-
cent two weeks illness.
sergt. John Waller, the grand old
ports the first robin for 1siz, UP IN Lin
coin Park.
During the week Arthur G. Brown. Of
the Carlisle Indian Training School. Car
Isle, Pa, favored his former associates
| In the document room with attractive
publications issued at this popular edu-
cationai institution
Two weeks ago william E. Lewis was
transferred from the document night side
TO the day. and last Monday Clarence
Lewis, a fayorabiy known employe OF the
Government Printing Once, came over"
from the linotype section night TO the
document section day.
Col W. r. Ashley, recently resigned.
In the document section with q card OF
| suggestions"
Frank Haysiip. probationary compost
tor in the document section the past six
months, has received an absolute appoint
ment Mr.. Hayslip Is q well-known print
er OF Columbus. Ohio.
william z. Lewis. Of Pennsylvania. a
recent transfer to the document section
day from the night side. has been pro-
which he has satisfactorily filied.
From advices received it is assured that
George Berry won out handsomely for
president OF the international Printing
Pressmen and Assistants Union. thus as
suring two years more OF good manage
ment to that organization
y. C. Hawiey. a well-known eompositor
in the document section day, mas been on
this weeks sick list.
pelos NJ. Carter and Edward J. Hall
are on the sick list from the night proof
force.
Big BIZ silI, Of the night keyboard
force. says he has withdrawn from the
race for delegate.
Howard Ferguson. q clerk in the quar-
| termaster's department Of the Insular
Commission. died February Il. at the
Ancon Hospital, Colon. from nephritis
and lung abscess. He was well known
here, having been employed In the Gov
ernment Printing Once. as q compositor
for several years, leaving the once TO
accept a cierkship in the Pension Once.
He was q cousin OF the late Charles W.
Otis. and a native OF Cambridge. Ohio.
at which place a brother still resides,
and where the remains viii be taken for
inteTment-
Washington, the banquet OF the knights
, OF Monus (''the Knockers'D, VIII occur
, tonight at Rauscher's, with Fred N
Whitehead. the famous toastmaster, at
the helm. and Uncle Joe Cannon and the
usual number OF other good fellows from
NJ on the Hill as added attractions. The
demand for tickets this year Is said TO
have far exceeded the capacity OF the ban
quet hall. and those who are fortunate
| enough to have got In on time are sure
! to get more than value received.
The demand for operators on the hno-
type has necessitated the detailing of q
number Of men who have been following
other branches OF the trade for some
years, seven being taken from the night
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The demand for operators on the lino-
type has necessitated the detailing of q
number OF men who have been following
other branches OF the trade for some
years, seven being taken from the night
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The body OF John 4. Phillips, jr., son
Of John a. Phillips, property man In the
document section, who was drowned at
vicques, Porto Rico. November 5. 1911,
having been dlsinterred and placed on
board the steamer Cavina, arrived IN New
York on Monday. The body, accompanied
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Leyden-Ralston Items.

Alvin Stepp of the Croak canal
will move to his fathers place
soon.
w. G.. Stepp will go back to
his mines as soon as the snow
will permit.
A. F. Bedwell is going into the
chicken business in the spring.
We wish him success.
c. T. Baker of the B. r. |.
Co., expects to move to Golden
in the near future.
= A fine boy arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Harmon
last Saturday. Mother and babe
are doing fine.
Ernest c. Williams and Miss
Lottie Nolin, who were married
last week, will reside near Perry
Crossing. They have the best
wishes Of their many friends.
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pen for breeding hens in the early
spring. The house is 7l9 feet by II
feet. 1t is built on runners four inches
square, extending lengthwise Of the
building. Pieces of by inch ma
terial are placed on edge for joists
feet apart, and the floor is then laid
before the frame work is constructed.
The studding is then toenailed to the
floor, being feet long in front and
feet in the back, and placed three
feet apart Two by four inch pieces
are used as plates. The door In the
center ia 2 feet 6 inches by feet.
On each side of the door is a nine
light 8 by 10 inch glass window, hinged
at the top to swing out and fitted In
a way to permit its removal In sum-
mer. The house can be easily hauled
from one location to another, largely
eliminating the question Of yarding
young chicks, and making the summer
care of growing chicks comparatively
easy.
Simplicity of construction, economy
of building material, efficiency Of VEN
tilation and lighting, with due regard
to location and dryness are the essen
tial points to be considered In build
ing poultry plant. All fixtures
should be movable and simple In con-
struction, being so placed as to utilize
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spending all their time planning
to win a second term and give
them a better opportunity to
serve their country instead of
their own ambition. This plank
may be Incorporated in the Dem
ocratic platform atBaltimore next
June and we believe would prove
very popular with both small and
large business men, as presiden-
tial year is always such a check
on business.
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Wheatride Items.

There is almost an epidemic of
sore throat on the Ridge.
Mrs. Bruce, who lives with
Grandma Everett, has been quite
sick the last week.
The Grange held short meet
ing Friday night, after which we
were royalty entertained by Maple
Grove grange.
Most vegetables are very high;
fine cabbage brings &c per lb; par
ships 2!c, onions &c. Celery is
also bringing good money.
The gardeners are getting
weary on account of the extreme
cold weather preventing them
from making their hot beds.
If we were going to make a
guess as to who the "Dissenter of
1909" was we would say that it
bears all of the ear-marks of the
Sun Man" himself.
Howard Bunger and Morey
Martinsen were down from Boul-
der over Sunday. They haveth their
spring vacation from the 22nd of
March to the 1st Of April
Some of the fruit-growers claim
that their cherries and plums
were damaged by the heavy freeze
the 10Th of October killing the
new growth before it had time to
mature.
The Normal girls did not have
much of a spring vacation as they
came and went in a terrible snow
storm and the thermometer was
down to zero most every night
while they were home. We hope
it will letup before they get home
in June.
Fred Bunger has unloaded
another car of the State Coal
Company's coal to k-holders
in that concern. When this COM
pany gets on its feet it will prove
a great blessing to the farmers in
northern Colorado, as the coal is
worth at least $3.50 more than any
coal in the northern part of the
state.
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The Wheatridge Entertainm-
ent.

The Wheatridge Dramatic Club
gave a splendid entertainment at
the Bank hall here Saturdayn night.
The program opened with a selec
ton by the Martensen orchestra,
and was followed by a number of
other musical numbers that were
all worthy Of special mention.
The duet by Ruby Conway and
Clare Southland was exceptionally
good and was heartily encored.
Mr.. Southard also sang a splendid
baritone solo and came back for
the encore with that popular Mis-
souri, song, You Gotta Quit a
Kickin' Ma Dog Round" He
was given the second encore and
responded by repeating a verse
of the same song.
The next number on the pro-
gram was that laughable one-act
comedy, Engaging Jeanette. y
The cast consisted Of Ruby Con-
way, Ethel Colt, Lily Brownson,
Lillian Moorhead and Edith South
ard, and each one took the part
assigned to them in real actor
fashion. There weremany mirth-
provoking situations in the play
and all were well received and ap-
preciated by the large audiente.
Last, but not least on the pro-
gram was the dance that followed.
The chairs were moved back and
in a few minutes the orchestra
started and the balance of the
evening was spent with Waltzes,
two-steps, etc.
The proceeds were applied to
the Wheatridge grange building
fund. .s..
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collapslble Coop.

ingenious features of the whole af-
fair. however, is the front Of the
coop. This has n revolving circular
plate pivotetd to 1t, and in this plate
are three holes-two large and one
small One OF the large holes is COW
cred with wire netting. In the lower
part OF the front of the coop is a
large hole the size OF two on the
plate. when the old hen and her
chicks are to be kept in the coop the
plate is turned so that the acr2enod
opening covers tho door. When the
hen is TO stay and the chicks are to
have free exit the small hole Is turn.
cd down. When the whole family
can go out the large hole is moved
in front Of Its mate.
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rreasurer's Notice on Request for
Tax Deeds

To every person IN actual possession or oc-
Cupnncy Of the hereinafter described land,
lot or prrmiScs,nnd to the person in whose
name the same was taxed or specially uS.
scsscd, and tOnll persons having an inter
est or title OF record in or to the same.
Notice is hereby given that on the 2ith
day of December A. ID. 1906. the following de-
scribcd property, situHtc in the county Of
Jefferson and state of Colorado, to-wit;
Lots S and ~, Block Ill, Edrewntcr were
sold for the taxes for the year 1905 and pur-
chased by W. T. Reed.
That the -uid W.T. Reed has duly assigned
the certificate OF purchase issued on account
of 81 vh purchase to G. II. Rich who hath
made request uDOn the Treasurer OF said
county for deed.
, That tho sHid promises were taxed for snid
year 1875 In the name OF WV. Provost. That
the time Of redemption of sale real estate
from such tax sale will expire on the eth
day OF juno A. u. 1912, and unless redeemed
on or before snid dny deed will he issued
therefor.
Dated this sth day of March A. u. 1912
NJ. BAKER,
Trcnsur OF the said County OF Jefferson.
FIRST pub. March Z last pub March 81.
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"A Suggested Ticket.

I We would like to suggest the
following ticket to the Progress.
sive voters of Jefferson county
For District Judge
WALTER M. MORGAN
For District Attorney
sam JOHNSON
For State Senator
B. F. CARVER
For County Judge
A. D. JAMESON
For clerk
(To be filled later)
For Sheriff
{ (To be filed
For Treasurer
| , CHAS. PIKE
For { Coroner
: JOHN DAVIDSON
For commissioner
H. R. RAINWATER
For Commissioner ns o., s,,.n
Supt. Of Schools
Ito be filed =
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

In the matter of the estate Of Foster l..
wright deceased.
Notice n HUrpby given, Tint on Monday,
the s5th day of March, A. II. 1919, at the
hurr OF 1890 O'Clock q. m. Of said day, the
same being uur ~ the ruUulur days Of the
Nurph term A. u. 1912, OF the county cou".
OF Jefferson county, In the state utColpmdu,
l. EIlu W, wright udmiui>trntrlN Of sHid
estate. viii nppunr before the Judge Of ,nid
CouT'. prc,.ui my unul settlement ns such
ndmlul-trntriN puy the approval OF the
same. nud Will lhun psl, tu be- discharged ns
such ndmiuiVmIrIN. Al which time and
place any person In tcrv,t muy npponrnnd
present objection, 10 III" rumr iinny there
be.
=nutod no Aryudu. Colo, February q, 1919.
ELLA W. WRIgHT.
AdWIuIstrUfriH ~ thr Estate ut Foster l..
Wright, Iueyu-pl.
PrrSNIug a rltsWurth, Atty-,, Denver, Colo.
first pub. Feb. ~, last pub, March 81 1919.
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Treasurer's Notice on Request for
Tax Deed.

To every person In actual possession or oc-
vuplncy Of the hereinafter described hind,
lot or prumi,cs,und to the person in whose
name the same wus taxed or specially MS
suSscd, nnd to all persons having mn inter-
est or title Of record in or to the same
Notice l. hereby given TINT on the 2ith
dny OF December A. u. 1908. the following de-
~crihvd property >tuntc in the County Of
jefferson and state Of Colorado, tO-wlt:
Lots = aud 30, Block 3, BuitnlO Creek Plrk
WIS sold for the taxes for the year 1915 and
purchased by W.T. Reed.
, Tint the aIid W.T.. Reed has duly assigned
the CyrtiurUtu Of purchase ISSUED ON account
Of such purchase to .. r.. Rich who hath
mudD request upon the Treasurer Of said
county for % deed.
That the ,uld premises were taxed for nld
year lnul I'm the name Of J. +. EdmOnds, That
the time Of redemption ot ,uid real u>tutp
from such tax sale will expire ON the eth
dny OF June \. u. 1912. uud unlcs, redeemed
on or before ,Uid day u decd Will he issued
therefor
uutrd thl, Sth dny Of March 4, y. 1912,
NJ. BAKER,
Treasurer uf the said county OF Jefferson,
First pub Mch T. last pub Mich q, ~
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Front View.

the least possible amount of floor
space Feed boxes, hoppers, nests,
etc, should have sloping tops and win
dows should be arranged in way to
prevent birds from roosting in objec-
tionable places. A little forethought
in planning will make the house much
more satisfactory and convenient.
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COOP is MADE COLLAPSIBLE
"knockdown" Affair, Invented by In
diana Man, Can Be Taken
Apart In Few Minutes.

A sort Of "knockdown" chicken
coop has been designed by an Indiana
man. It can be put together In a
minute or taken apart and laid away
in six fat surfaces in the same time,
The coop is of metal, and has rolled
bead edges for slidable engagement
with each other. One of the most
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Denver View.

G. A. Anderson has erected a
windmill on his place.
Last Monday evening the young
folks of Denver View were en-
tertained verv pleasantly at the
home of H. p. Schwamb.
There will be a Night Cap"
social given at the Denver View
school house by the Boys club on
Saturday, March %, 1912.
Subscribe for the Enterprise
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Z FP()()[lRl|
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PORTABLE COLONY HEN HOUSE
Early Chicks and May Be Used
on Range In Summer.

By II. L. KEMPsTER, Michigan Expert
ment Station.)
The illustrations show portable
colony house which has a universal
use, being suited for brooding early
chicks, when fitted up with indoor
brooders. 1t may be used as colony
house on the range for growing chicks
during the summer, or as special
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II f. E. Carringer isn't care
full be will not have a vote at the
pri aaries in this county. Some
on& &from the east end will chal-
lend he the Senator as a non-resi-
dent NJ
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DIR. COX'S
Barbed Wire
L.INIMENT

GUARANTEED to heal without leav-
ing a blemish, or MONEY REFUNDED.
SOC and ST. 90 sizes for fresh wounds.
old sores, sore backs and shoulders, burns
and bruises. 25c size for Family Use.
DIR. CoX'S PAINLESS BLISTER
is painless and guaranteed to cure
SPAWN, Ringbone, Curb, Sweeny, Splint.
Puffs, or any enlargement of bone or
muscle, or money refunded. Price Soc.
FOR SALE RY ALL DRUGGISTS
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understand that B. P.
Qu&ntance is trying to discour-
sg4the Champ Clark club. Per-
hapx he is afraid C. P. Hoyt is
QUITO get the postmaster job.
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Ills just like throwing at dead
ducRs, when B. F. Carver takes
tim1 to answer such letters as
AN Subscriber" in the Golden
Globe.
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Ito be hlled)

Had the Colonel thrown his
teeth into the ring also it would
loohas though he were really a
q candidate.
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If-+he gang" in this county
has dnbanded and there are no
"bo (ees" why does everyone
that wants a job go to see John
Vivian.
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Several Of our readers have
rerh rharksd to US that they would
like to see the statement read by
Horace Reno at the mass meeting
Tuesday night, published so that
they could give it a careful study.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-03-14

A number of the Democratic
congressman in Washington are
of the opinion that a change in
the constitution, extending the
presidential term from four to
six years, should be made. We
are at present suffering from
too much politics. and should
the change be made, when a
president goes to the White
House house he would serve six
years and not be allowed to sue
ceed himself for another term.
This would stop presidents from
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Bro. West of the Colorado
Transcript has discovered another
West in Jefferson county by the
name of Judge Iscariot West, who
is also a member of the board of
county commissioners. The an
cient Judas returned the tainted
coin and then went his way and
hung himself. This modern Judas
should go and do likewise or its
equivalent. Judas West should
In all decency do three things
more. He should renounce De-
mocracy. He should resign his
office of county commissioner. He
should be exiled to the land of
Chinese boxers or Mexican rev.
olutionists. Middle Park Times.
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No wonder Mr.. (Steal BRIDGE
Shelley is sick in bed, also the
Weld county commissioners. The
people of Jefferson county need
not be surprised, from what we
hear, if some of our commission
srs suddenly become afflicted
with the same malady, should a
grand jury be called.