The Glenwood post., 1913-04-26

ties TO . Is per cent increase. TAs
constituGioa provides that the STATE
sasll receive mills on every dollars
worth Of property in the state, and -
difference what valuation il placed
against the property the state viii re'
ceive its I milh. If this mills On tie
new assessment would constitute . Is
per cent increase, then counties could
receive no more than they did last
year. The county mill levy is by stat
ute. BY reducing the levy which coaA-
ties can impose the state has forced
the county officials to increase the
value of the property and this in tura
will increase the amount secured from
the mill levy.-Pueblo Chieftain.
Copies of the new highway commis-
sion law have been printed by the
Colorado Good Roads association, aAd
sent to every board of county connis-
sionery in the state in order to ae-
quaint them with the provisions Of the
new law. The legislature hos aiss
passed the bill providing for stass
tax for automobiles. OF the sun thss
derived, one-half goes to the counties
in which the tax originates, whils tAs
other half goes TO the stake road fanA
One Of the benefits derived from sseA
an act i that't the automobiIe ovpers il
this state will not have to secure .
license or permit to drive his car in
every city Or town in Colorado in which
he may 60. The license 10 state wide.
Visitors ere allowed to travel for nine
ty days in the state without being re
Quired to take out = license. This bill
is also being printed by the Colombo
Good Roads association, and copies Vt
either of these acts may be had by ad-
dressing the secretary Of the sssoeia
tion, 3l2 Chamber of Commerce Build
ing, Denver.
The preacher has . hard time. Ii
his hair il gray he l. old. II he Is 3
young man he hasn't had experisaee.
If he has ten children he has too many
II he has none he should have, aHd is
not setting . good example. II his
wife sing in the choir she Is presum-
ing. II she doesn't sAe Isn't interested
in her husband's work. II . preacher
reads from notes he b . bors. II he
speaks extenporaneouay he is not deep
enough. II Ae stays at hone in his
study b doesn't mix enough with the
people. II he IL seen around On tho
streets, he ought to be ct hoas getting
up . good sermon. II ~ ealls On some
very poor family he il playing 10 the
grand stand. II he calls at tie home
Of the rich he 10 IN aristoerat. What
ever he does someone could have told
him bow to do better. He Aas fine
time living off Of do,ations which
.svef come in, and promises that never
mature. Next to being an editor Il Is
an awful Hfe.-Ex.
Ed Ksating is the oaIy member of
the Colorado congressional delegation
who b not worrying these aay.. He
nsds Ais campaign for nooinatioa and
election o. ths platform of "frss su-
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