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Sharp County record., 1912-05-31

Walter Wells of Imboden is the
republican candidate for congress
against w. A. 0ldfeld. There is no
law against man running for Of
fee. And by the way If there was
any show for republican for an ell
ective office, we would just as soon
see Walter Wells have a good fat
office as any republican we know Of
Walnut Ridge Blade,
Sharp County record., 1912-05-31
In The Sanctuary And Out

We have just a few women in
our community who talk much
about heaven in church and much
about their neiehbors on the streets.
Just give your neishbor q rest dur
ing the remainder of the year and
see if you do not enjoy yourself
better-Des Arc Guidon.
Sharp County record., 1912-05-31
Blk Times In Salem

Marble playing has opened up at
Salem for the season, Some of our
citizens are getting quite good
deal of practice and 1t is expected
they will soon be able to put up u
splendid game.-Salem Banner
Sharp County record., 1912-05-31
Hard On Rev RichesOn

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Sharp County record., 1912-05-31

If God saves such perverts as
Richeson the place commonly call
ed hell will have a For Rent" eign
planted sQuorely between the dew
lis Observation-Disclosures Times,
Sharp County record., 1912-05-31
People And Hogs Part Company

The town really looks better,
smells better, and blamed if we
don't believe 1t is better since the
hogs have quit associatine with
our citizens on the streets,-Wal-
nut Ridge Times Dispatch
Sharp County record., 1912-05-31
With The Exchanges ::
Same Over Here

The News is opposed to sending
mission money to foreign countries
as long as there remains poverty,
want and ignorance right at our
own door.-Beebe News.
Sharp County record., 1912-05-31
Because They Arc Used Otherwise

A model road has just been COM
pleted out from St. Louis to a large
club house. 1t Is 100 miles In
length and was built at cost of
$S5,0O0 Less than four years road
tax would build over 100 miles of
such road In Independence county
Wonder why our road funds are not
used In building roadSH-Batesville
Guard
Sharp County record., 1912-05-31
And In His Phra,so,o,y, Too

Mary a man shows the effects Of
his wife's cooking on his face
Mountain Home Bulletin,
Sharp County record., 1912-05-31

The Hoxie brass band has reor-
Ganized, q
A Baptist revival is in progress
at Sulphur Rock.
Merchants at Tupelo are selling
corn for $l.50 per bushel.
The Newark postoffice has been
made a postal savings bank.
A picnic and barbecue will take
place at Walnut Ridge June 7-8.
j. W. Miller, a good citizen of IL
ard county, died at Zion a few days
ago.
The Odd Fellows have organized
at SYCAMORE and will build a lodge
hall.
An addition to the high school
building at Pocahontas is to be
built.
By an ordinance of the town
council Yellville is to have concrete
walks.
Charles Beasley fell dead at Nam
moth Spring from heart disease
lately.
Sweet potato plants are shipped
from Jacksonport to points all over
the South.
The seasons first car of alfalfa
was shipped from Newark a few
days ago.
The Iron Mountain will begin the
construction of a round house at
Newport soon.
II. P. Boiling, aged 80, good citi-
zen of Randolph county, died at
Pocahontas last week.
The annual district conference
of the Metk$JiSt church was held
at Imboden last week,
Cut worms are doing considerable
damage to the stands of cotton in
the Oil Trough section.
Diptheria has developed in the
vicinity of the place known as the
Island in Jackson county.
Ed Pankey of Oil Trough was
kicked on the knee by mule and
severely hurt one day lately,
DR.. Strobe of Yellville picked a
strawberry from his berry patch last
week which weighed one ounce
There is an epidemic of the dis
ease known as sweeney among the
mules in the Oil Trough country
John Weathers, a merchant of
Violet Hill, was severely injured
last week by the kick Of a mule.
DR.. Thomas Toler, one Of Jackson
county's earliest settlers, died at his
home at Swifton several days ago,
The question of building concrete
sidewalks is being considered by the
property owners of Mountain Home
The ladies of Salem recently gave
supper to raise funds for the heauti-
flying of the cemetery at that place
The Calico Rock town council has
put the ban on the selling of cold
drinks at that place on the Sabbath
The bankrupt stock of Ussery Il
Co, at Salem was sold recently for
S5,s55, W. M. Castleberry being the
purchaser,
One day last week the residence
of l.. B. Henson about 3 miles east
of Calico Rock was destroyed, to-
gether with the contents
c, /, Young, wanted at Little
Pock on the charge of stealing a
horse and buggy was 0pprehended
near Mooreheld last week
Miss Luna Pearce, an ehploye OF
the pencil factory at Cotter, had the
bad fortune to get the end of one OF
her fingers sawed off recently
The farm residence of Whit Pick.
Sharp County record., 1912-05-31

and referendum are making merry
now The law officers are having
some difficulty in getting the lnltla-
five and referendum off to a sood
start but there's nothing so strange
about that fact. Legal compllca-
tiops are arising over the operation
Of the new method of enacting leg
isIation that can alf~be speedily
settled and a thorough and com
ple,e understanding Of its workings
can be had by all the people. II
the initiative and referendum as 1t
is proposed in Arkansas is defective
# can be perfected. Well may
those who oppose the initiative and
referendum make their merrlest
now, while it is a brand new thing
in this state and before it has had
an opportunity to prove its merit
The next thing they know it will be
in successful operation, and running
as smoothly as the rule of the poll
ticians and grafters has been run
ninG in this state for years.
In certain quarters, too, the OBJ
lection is raised against the initia-
tive and referendum that it re-
Quires so much money to publish
all the proposed laws in the news
paners. That is indeed calamity
of monstrous size. Whenever
some of the money which has Here
torore been drifting around promis-
cuously in the channel Of politics is
diverted from that course and Civ
en- to the newspapers that through
them the public may become in
formed of pending legislation LETT
to the better judgment OF those al
fected by such leeislation-right
then has a great calamity happen
cd But the calamity has happened
to those only who have heretofore
been receiving the money through
the channel of politics. The initia-
Tive and referendum may appear
over-worked right now Whose
fault, pleaseY What of the lesisla-
lures that have been for years re-
naming in session from one hun
dred and twenty to one hundred
and forty days without answering
the unmistakable call of the folks
back home? There's where the
demand for the initiative and refer
endum had its birthplace. Yes,
the initiative and referendum is
going to throw some money to the
newspapers, But, let us call the
attention Of those who are sympa-
thizinG with the state treasury on
account of that fact to this one
thing; If the people ratify the law
proposed by Attorney General Hal
Norwood restricting sessions of the
legislature to sixty days, and the
people certainly will do that,
enough money will be saved from
the next session of the general as
sembly to pay the newspapers for
publishing all the proposed laws,
to say nothing of the savings from
that source in future years, Get
thatY We have the notion to re-
mark that, granting the initiative
and referendum Is a humbug,
which Is not the case, the public In
general had as soon the newspapers
should Get a slice of the states
funds as for the whole amount of
waste to be absorbed by the legis-
l0lure, A great many newspapers
0re always on the job, fighting the
battles of the state, without price
Or peeuniary reward. The legisla-
lOre Gcls salary for fighting the
Nir,
D.
The democratic state convention
will convene at Little Rock next
week, AT present there seems to
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Sharp County record., 1912-05-31
And Still They Want More

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Sharp County record., 1912-05-31
DoRtb HRRansas

work of killing the cattle tick IN IL
ard is going on without the slight
est opposition in any quarter.
A successful religious revival has
Just closed at Portia. The meeting
was held by the Methodists and
there were about 100 converts.
While riding a fractions mule
about his home near Pocahontas a
few days since James Ellis small
boy, was thrown, sustaining brok-
en- arm.
The residence of X. r. llix at
Melbourne caught fire one morning
lately, but the flames were extin-
Guished before any serious damage
resulted
H. L. Ponder of Walnut Ridge re-
ceived $500 for a tWo-year-old filley
last week 1t is said that stock in
Lawrence county is fast improving
in quality.
Through the forest service the
government placed 100000 pike
perch in Coon creek and 100000
rainbow trout in Turkey Creek,
Stone county, last week.
Pat Aydelott, who lives near Oil
Trough, accidently cut his leg with
knife several days since The
cut was an ugly one and required
the attention of a physician
The three Baptist congregations
of Batesville will unite in conduct
ing a protracted meeting at that
place, beginning June9. The meet
ing will be held under tent.
1t is said panther is running at
large in the vicinity of Diaz The
animals screams can be heard
most every night and the older cit
izens declare it is regular man
, eating panther.
Viree Garner, who carries the
mail between Salem and Viola, suf-
fered intense pain recently when a
bottle of carbolic acid became brok-
en-, one of his legs being badly burn
, ed by the fluid.
AT preliminary hearing at Pow
hatan Frank Cfaveas, a negro
who killed another negro at Straw
berry recently, was bound over and
placed in Jail to await the action Of
the grand jury last week.
A meeting of the rural mail car
riers was held at Batesville Thurs
day of this week. Among other
things good roads were discussed at
length, the oVerseers of lndepen-
dence county having been invited
to be present
The reunion of the Blue and Gray
of North Arkansas and South Mis-
souri, will take place at Mammoth
Spring on the dates beginning Aug
ust 10 and ending the Oath, The
girls band of Melbourne will help
furnish music for the occasion.
A boy about IS years of age giv-
ing his name as Bryan and St. Louis
as his home was arrested at Newark
one day recently charged with
stealing pistol from q railroad
man at Cotter When arrested the
stolen article was found In the lads
possession.
6. p. Perryman, a farmer resid-
ing several miles west Of Mountain
Home, killed a large wild cat on his
place a few nights ADO, The ami
nal showed fight when Mr. Perry
man discovered 1t, and the timely
appearance Of his dogs probably
saved the farmer a painful eXper-
ience,
John Adams of near Yelville
was very seriously and probably
fatally injured as the result of a
runaway at his home lately Adams
Sharp County record., 1912-05-31
A FEW THOUGHTS AS WE PASS

song," will easily win the Arkansas
delegation to the Baltimore conven-
ton, although both Gov. Harmon Of
Ohio and Gov. Wilson OF New Jer-
sey have organizations in the state
that will make a fight for their
favorite candidate. AT this time
Champ Clark seems to have a de-
cided advantage in the contest for
the nomination on the democratic
side of the house, and will no doubt
90 into the national convention
with more instructed votes than
any other candidate. 1t seems GER
tain also that no candidate will
have enough votes to win the NOM
ination on the first ballot, which
makes the outcome Of the contest a
matter of decided uncertainty.
o
The Sharp County Record re-
marks that Sharp county has five
banks, something that not every
North Arkansas county has. By
reading the Record one discovers
that at least three of these patron
ize the paper regularly, something
that is not done in about one other
county in North Arkansas.-Mel-
bourne Times.
And if our delinquent subscrib-
ers would come across" this paper
would be able to patronrze the
three banks that patronize these
columns regularly. We wish it
were so.
o
This week the Record gives its
readers all the general measures to
be voted upon at the September
election under the initiative and
referendum. In a recent issue this
paper gave a list Of measures sub
mitted to the people and they will
all be found in the supplement with
the exception Of the act to regulate
bank and trust companies, which
was not referred on account of a
ruling from the attorney general,
The attorney general declared that
the petitions asking for the submis-
sion of the banking act did not
comply with the law in that the
exact purposes of the measure
were not stated in full at the head
of each petition circulated among
the people Mr., Norwood said he
was sure those who signed these
petitions understood thoroughly
what they were doing, but that
he could afford to make no "suppo-
sitions" in a matter in which the
law is concerned. The banking
law would no doubt have received
the endorsement of the people. 1t
was proposed by r, S. Warnock of
Columbia county, who is a banker,
and also representative from his
county. Twice has Representative
Warnock been able to pass this act
through the lower house of the GEN
eral assembly, only to see 1t killed
in the senate,
o.
Last week Roosevelt carried
Ohio, the home state of President
Taft, by $4,000 votes in a preference
primary, II would seem that this
result In the presidents own state
would be the end of his candidacy,
because II Is now a plain fact that
the rank and file of the republican
party does not want him nominated
again. Taft has not received the
delegation from any of the twelve
states holding preference primaries,
The only strength he has so far
been able to develop is In states
holding conventions controlled by
the bosses, On the democratic
side Gov, Judson Harmon carried
Ohio, his home state, although there
was much opposition to him. Vim.
}. Bryan made d canvass of the
state In the interest of Woodrow
Sharp County record., 1912-05-31

Both Taft and Roosevelt declare
that they already have more dele
Gates than is needed to nominate
Yellville Echo
Sharp County record., 1912-05-31

And Keep An Eye Skinned For Microbes
Swat the fly and poison the tick
Calico Rock Progress,
Sharp County record., 1912-05-31

The democratic state convention
Will convene at Little Rock next
week AT present there seems to
be no prospect 0! Z. contest of any
Importance coming before the con-
Vention unless 1t should occur In
the matter of endorsing d candi-
date for president or over the SO.
lection of delegates to the national
convention, 1t Is believed that
the Missouri candidate, Champ
Clark, made famous by many deeds
OF valor for the democratic party,
Sharp County record., 1912-05-31
No Chance For Wells

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The Delta independent., 1912-08-30

climbing prices Is the apparent fact
that the average income Is not
keeping up with the necessary out
go. The extra profits which come
through the rise in prices and which
ought to go toward swelling the
average income have tendency of
going to few individuals and
swelling their bank accounts beyond
what they are Justly entitled to in
their legitimate needs and beyond
what they are justly entitled to in
consideration of the service render
ed. Cut out the unreasonable prof
Its to the few and Distribute
them In way that the many will
enjoy an increase in their income
commemorate with the increase in
their legitimate expneses and the ex-
treme high cost OF living Will not
appear In the same unwelcome light
In which 1t now does.
The Delta independent., 1912-08-30
WARRANTY DEEDS.

Revised by the Grand Mesa Abb
stract company. Delta, Colorado. for
the week ending August 20;
Edward ]. Tippins to Luther Will
ley. 40 A. Cedaredge $11.
T. T.. Wood to Il. l.. Howard. 2
lots Crawford s75.
II. C. Getty to Lille e. Wilson.
2 lots Delta $500.
f. j. Parker to Roy Nicholson.
tr. Cedaredge 81.
Josephine f. White to Asbury Pike
&, tr. Welcome. $4,000.
{ G. 8. Pike to Asbury White G. tr.
Welcome $1,000.
Samuel Pike to Asbury White &,
tr. Welcome $4,000.
F. ]. Pike to Asbury Pike &. tr.
Welcome $4,000.
Susan p. lockwood to Asbury
Pike g.. tr. Welcome $1,000.
G. II. Cheney to Minnie II. Pull
ham, 40 A. Paonia $40.
J. w. shreeves to Bert Srheeves.
100 A. Eecalante $4,000.
J. w. Grigg to James zaninnetti.
3 lots Delta. $11.
The Delta independent., 1912-08-30
NAMES

WILLIAM r. TRAVIS
JAMES TEESLINK
THOMAS E. WOOD
SILAS B. RIST
w. B. OSBOLDSTONE
CHARLES MORGAN
JOHN C. MURPHY
WILLIAM WESSELL
J. A. FEELY
WALTER SORENSEN
HUSTON DAYHUFF
M. A. DAVIS
A. e. PENLEY
AMALIE PORGES
WILLIAM HOPKINS
CORA e. HARSHMAN
HENRY E. WELBORN
INEZ G. BROWN
H. v. WILLIAMSON
F. w. CHILDS
ROBERTA r. BRIGGS
J. A. DEWAR
MRS. M. A. DAVIS
FRED S. HOTCHKISS
H. e. MAXVILLE
MRS. w. ]. AFFORD
B. P. JAMES
MRS. E. L. JAMES
GEORGE w. REED
MRS. JOANNA COLLINS
The Delta independent., 1912-08-30
PRECINCT OFFICERS
OFFICE TO BE FILLED

Justice of the Peace, 1st J. p,
Justice of the Peace, Bird ]. p.
Justice of the Peace, 3rd ]. p.
Justice of the Peace, 4th ]. p,
Justice of the Peace, 5th ]. p.
Justice of the Peace, 5th J. p.
Constable, 1st Justice Precinct
Constable. 1st Justice Precinct
Constable, End Justice Precinct
Constable, 4th Justice Precinct
Constable, 4th Justice Precinct
Constable, 5th Justice Precinct
Committeeman, Precinct No. l..
Committeewoman, Precinct No. /,
Committeeman, Precinct No. 8.
Committeewoman, Precinct No. a,
Committeeman, Precinct No. 6
Committeewoman, Precinct No. 5,
Committeeman, Precinct No. 6.
Committeeman, Precinct No. 7.
Committeewoman. Precinct No. z
Committeeman, Precinct No. 8.
Comftteewoman, Precinct No. II
Committeeman, Precinct No. IA,
Committeeman Precinct No. 15,
Commiiteewoman, Precinct No. 15.
Committeeman, Precinct No. 16,
Committeewoman. Precinct No. 16.
Committeeman, Precinct No. II.
COmmftteewoman, Precinct No. II,
The Delta independent., 1912-08-30
ADDRESS

Delta, Colorado,
Crawford, Colorado,
Crawford, Colorado.
Austin, Colorado,
Paonia, Colorado,
Paonia, Colorado,
Delta, Colorado,
Delta, Colorado,
Hotchkiss, Colorado.
Austin, Colorado.
Eckert, Colorado,
Paonia, Colorado,
Delta, Colorado,
Delta, Colorado,
Crawford, Colorado.
Cory, Colorado,
Paonia, Colorado,
Paonia, Colorado,
Delta, Colorado,
Cedaredge, Colorado.
Cedaredge, Colorado,
Read. Colorado.
Paonia, Colorado,
Hotchkiss, Colorado,
Paonia, Colorado,
Paonia, Colorado,
Cedaredge, Colorado.
Cedaredge, Colorado,
Paonia, Colorado.
Paonia, Colorado
The Delta independent., 1912-08-30
HOW's THIS?

case Of Cntarrh that cannot be cured by Hsiis
catarnh Cure F.J. CHENEY 4 Co, Toledo, D.
We, the undcrsisned. have known y. J. Cheney
tor the inst 10 Years. and bclieve him perfectly
claiIy able TO carry ont any obligations made by
MS nrm' WALDIEa. kINNAN 4 MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O
HAlls Catarrh Cure 10 taken int.vu.I,v. .c,ir~
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces 81
the systcm. sstimonials scnt frss Price. 7se
pr bottle. Bold By all DruRrists.
Tshe Haii'sFamiiy Piiis {cr cosstip,sio.,
The Delta independent., 1912-08-30
OFFICE TO BE FILLED.

U. S. Senator, Long Term C yrs }
U. S. Senator. Long Term &c y'rs.)
U. S. Senator, Long Term C yrs. }
U. S. Senator, to fill vacancy. yrs.
Rep. in LXIII Cong. at Large
Rep. in LXIII Cong. at Large
Rep. in LXIII Cong. at Large
Rep. in LXIII Cong. at Large
Rep. in LXIII Cong. U. S. I'd. Cong.
District,
Rep. in LXIII Cong. U. s. I'd. Cong.
District,
Rep. in LXIII Cong. U. s. I'd. Cong.
District,
The Delta independent., 1912-08-30
NAMES

JOHN R. DIXON
FULLY SCOTT
FRED N. DICKERSON
JOSEPH NJ. MAUPIN
ELIAS NJ. AMMONS
THOS. ]. lyman
BENJAMIN F. MONTGOMERY
BEN B. BESHOAR
HERMAN w. KLUGE
R. P. RUBIN
JAMES B. PEARCE
NJ. P. CAPP
THOS. NJ. RANEY
LEO VINCENT
ROADY KBNEHAN
CHARLES LECKENBY
LILLIAN HARTMAN JOHNSON
MICHAEL A. LEDDY
MARSHAL H. VAN FLEET
FRED FARAR
HARRY l.. LUBERS
ROSEPHA c. PULFORD
MARIE v. DONAHUE
MARY C. C. BRADFORD
INEZ JOHNSON LEWIS
SAMUEL 1. HALLETT
JAMES B. RAGAN
WILLIAM H. BRYANT
The Delta independent., 1912-08-30
THE THINKERS.

Jesse Be1l.-The worst feature. Il
seems TO me, in connection with
The Delta independent., 1912-08-30
NAMES
THOS. ]. BLACK
WILLIAM WEISER
GEO. HETHERINGTON

NAMES
THOMAS ]. HARSHMAN
w. T. BROSS
IRA B. CLINE
ED S. STONE
JOHN UGLOW
N. ]. BRADLEY
TAYLOR B. GEER
FRED H. SANDERSON
EDWARD A. AULT
ROBERTA R. BRIGGS
ADAH PRICE
WILLIAM H. BURNETT
JOHN r. CHARLESWORTH
GEORGE o BLAKE
FRED S. HOTCHKISS
GEORGE c. VICKERY
GEORGE T. WHITE
DIR. w. SCOTT CLELAND
ARTHUR KING
A. L. ROBERTS
The Delta independent., 1912-08-30
STATE OFFICERS
ADDRESS

Denver,
Cripple Creek.
Delta.
Canon City.
Parshall.
Pueblo.
Meeker.
Trinidad.
Palisade. "
Salida.
La Junta.
Boulder.
Leadville,
Denver.
Denver.
Steamboat Springs.
1886 Grant st. Denver
Manitou.
2O9 San Juan ST., Alamosa.
Fort Collins.
Las Animas.
Durango.
Victor.
Denver.
Colorado Springs.
Aspen.
Sterling.
Denver.
The Delta independent., 1912-08-30
OFFICE TO BE FILLED

Justice Supreme Court 90 years.
Justice Supreme Court Go years.
Justice Supreme Court 90 years.
Governor
Governor
Governor
Lieutenant Governor
Lieutenant Governor
Lieutenant Governor
Lieutenant Governor
Secretary of State
Secretary of State
Secretary of State
Secretary of State
Auditor of State
Auditor of State
Auditor of State
State Treasurer
State Treasurer
Attorney General
Attorney General
superintendent Public Instruction
superintendent Public Instruction
superintendent Public Instruction
superintendent Public Instruction
Regent Univ. Colo. to fill vacancy
Regent Univ. Colo. to fill vacancy
Regent Univ. Colo. to fill vacancy
The Delta independent., 1912-08-30
NAMES

ALVA ADAMS
JOHN F. SHAFROTH
THOMAS j. O'DONNELL
CHAS. S. THOMAS
EDWARD T. TAYLOR
WIN. l.. CLAYTON
EDWARD KEATING
KATHERINE WILLIAMSON
HARRY H. SELDOMRIDGE
THOMAS j. EHRHART
BENZ. R. KOBY.
The Delta independent., 1912-08-30
To the Electors of Delta County

Inaa~l ~lnswh hHep~ d PrE op % %Is notice. ntyn @,na
aDretPnm Eht wi be in lfdr polling places Nb bnh ehoud7A
d7P Mon lot d p a apf f VIII miaMna
hb fH l~ each
to dk
The Delta independent., 1912-08-30
UNITED STATES OFFICERS
ADDRESS

Pueblo.
Denver.
Denver. 1927 Race Street.
Denver.
Glenwood Springs.
Greeley.
Pueblo.
Denver.
Colorado Springs.
Salida,
Aspen.
The Delta independent., 1912-08-30
DISTRICT OFFICERS

OFFICE TO BE FILLED
Dist. Judge, 7th Judicial Dist.
District Attorney 7th judicial Dist.
District Attorney, 7th Judicial Dist.
The Delta independent., 1912-08-30
PARTY

Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Danocrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Daemocrat
The Delta independent., 1912-08-30
COUNTY OFFICERS

ADDRESS
Cory, Colorado.
Il. .I.l-i-4.
Paonia, Colorado.
Paonia, Colorado,
Delta, Colorado.
Delta, Colorado.
Delta, Colorado,
Delta, Colorado,
Hotchkiss, Colorado,
Delta, Colorado.
Cedaredge, Colorado,
Delta, Colorado,
Delta, Colorado,
Delta, Colorado,
Crawford, Colorado.
Hotchkiss, Colorado.
Delta, Colorado,
Delta, Colorado,
Delta, Colorado,
Eckert, Colorado,
Paonia, Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1912-08-30

OFFICE TO BE FILLED
Member of the House of Represent
atives for the County of Delta.
County Sheriff
County Sheriff
County Clerk and Recorder
County Clerk and Recorder
County Treasurer
County Treasurer
County Assessor
County Assessor
County Superintendent of Schools
County Superintendent of Schools
County Judge
County Judge
County Judge
County Surveyor
County Surveyor
County Coroner
County Coroner
County Commissioner for End Dist.
County Commissioner, 3rd Dist.
The Delta independent., 1912-08-30

ADDRESS
Montrose.
Grand Junction.
Gunnison.