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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-18

Loan, Min tulfaa fuitenfin lostenne
tdbben. N~iotelfoa, teibdn IopIenue
tefewat obterasti tp6td barioteqeSs
Iaan obieImaa ia totwowot. ettd be
ipptNtpat iuorittaa obielmonia by
min pleiiDn ebesfd ia Iitte Putin on
julian oita be iuurefF pettpmptisf.
ienid ndfemdt ettei fitd ole tullutfaan
tuulemaan iuuri fetddn muita tuir
ne lapfet. ioiben faneia be otpat Oh
ielmanfa moneen fertaan barioteleet
ia tuSfin nefddn faifti. Wtttd hru'
lette Zen tpaifmttaman lastenmieleen?
Miattelette ettd ne eimdt Ritd mitd6n
pmm6rrd, paon Min ei euitentaan
ole. Roettafaa p~alouitaa muistiinne
omia lapiuutenne aitoia fuinfa I'll
loin pmmdrrettiin o%iioito, ioita man.
bempanne et luulnt teibdn pmmdr
tdmdn ia fuinta Tiuoin pienempifin
buomion oioitus antoi teilIe uutto
wotmaa ia robteutta. Cite iuinfaon
oiattele ettei teibdn IapIenne moi Nh
I'd bpwin pmmdrtdd fuin tefin oil
lesianne lapiena. Sos lopienne I'd
eemdt ettette te ammo fen ipertaa CT
woa beibdn usfonnolileue obieIm |
len1a, ettd tulifitte fitd tuulemaan,
Min moi Qua m%abbolista ct ei be
tddn iunnuntaifoulua lafottuoon
fdpmdStd tule fitd antamaan. Siaoir
tietenfin olette nalmiit nolitta
tutnfa nuoriIo bplidd triton ia fai
Zen usfonnon, maan cite tabbo teb.
bd mitddn fen eStdmiIeffi, cite len
tpertaa ebes ettd t%ulifitte ioulu iltano
firttoon beibdn fonSIania, iltano
iofa On oinooStaan terran puobes.
ia. Sanotte ebtd ettette moi pddetd
naon mind uSfon, ettd ainatin tot
men, iofo IT'D toi diti MOT pddStd Joe
maau on baIua. Woi fpud QUO
mabboQista. ettd perbeesid on pie
nempid Iapfio, ioita ei moi miebd
iuhlaan, iouoin tdptpp iidn tai dibin
iddbd fotiin niiben fansia. Woi
tpad ioisiatin topautfsia oIo mob
botonto fumn,anfaan pddStd, moan
mieimmin fe iobtuu n6linpitdmdtiD
mppbestd. Eoinon, ettd MT beit6tte
mdlinpitdmdtt 5mppben pois ia tulet
te iublaan. 9ulfaa lastenne tdbben!
Sloista SouIua ia onneaista nutia
Wuotta Nuttaian toimittaiaue ia |,
IufiioiDe
toimoo autuaS isfonne
Maria Wdfeld.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-18
,,&Gmem fGmt beta
iaalifii."

ytdin ianotaan SeeiufIesta. &an'
ialoumat Sdnen ebesiddn olipal
Sdnestd, maan bdnesti Putin paine
nettomat lampaat. 9dn Dtfin buo
maTi f~anian bdodn; muut, parbaar
faan eipdt iitd ndbneet.
Often tue fddli ilmeni? appue
leiSIdf1? ytiisIdtin.
6dn itfee ibmispolon fomaa Fol
taloa 2%atIaruflen baubaua. Seru
Ialemin muurien ebesid bdn nmo'
battaa fnpneleitd mibouiStenia on
nettomuuben t6bben.
Wutta poin pari fertaa pubutaon
Seefufien tppneltstd.
Sdnen iddlinId iImeni uIeim miten
tp5sid.
Run onrinfo oil laSfenut" ia lie.
mon alta oil tulut, ytuotiin bdnen
tpfDnId foiifi iairastamoiiet..... 10
bdn p~aranf.....", rFad bdnen PANT
beta iddIief."
rSa norbain aamuQa, Fun mieId
oil pinned" ia uni olifi maistunui
mpDbdiien tpoltponnan idIfeen, rbdn
noufi, Idbti uIos ia meni autioon
poiffoan, ia fie0d bdn %rufoiIi", pm
tden ueutpoa, miten motif auttaa,
vRua bdnen fdmi beitd IddIifR."
nSa bdnen tpfDnid tuIi ipitaaIineu
mics. .....N Min Seeius armabH bantd
......ia ianoi bdneIe; ,Wind tahbon,
pubbistu."
r2ulfieSIaan eteenpdin bdn ndfi
2ewin, Mlfeufien poian, istutpon tut
liafemaIa@ ibmisten firoomana bal
p%efiimono, ria bdn fanoi bdnelIe:
,iemraa minua' ......Sa Fun bdn ote
rioitf bdnen taloSIaan, aterioiti
mpDs monta publifaania ia fpntistd
Seeiufien ia bdnen opetusIaStenIa
tansia", rfad bdnen tdmi beitd fad
litF."
ytuo opot poimintoia Dtorfutien
toiiesta lupnsta. 9dpt tofo etpon
teIiumin motif melfein iofa mdrsfpn
idIteen Hidta ionat: ,fiqa bdnen I'd
mt beitd fddIitf."
MsieIet ebfd opetusIasten tamoin
emf tpuofia Seeiufien idIiisia. Diet.
eos tebnpt fen bopoinnon, mintd
oppilaot tefindt, ettd Seeiufien tdpi
iddIi f6pbid, rampoio, fuuroia, Ipt
%ioIifio, ipntifidI Sdnen idIiisidan
fuIfiesiomme pitdif FImien ofuia
ndfemddn nio faifft.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-18
@eafleet. Masi.

Muttaian nimen mutton 1ubteen
olen iitd mieItd ettd lebbeQdmme on
EIdlt1n5d mutoinen mimi. parem'
paa mined emme moi file faaba
peltddn. eta Jos mimi mnutetaan
Min i0oin plan mumttuu ffdlt6ein,
iota ei Iaifi tapabhao.
Olen mnSs bensesidni ilotnuut fiitd.
et,a npfpifin on min poIion firioitet
tn ia toipomutfia lauIuttu tirtfotun'
tain pbtpmiiestd. Gif5 huon totpo'
mullen toteentuminen oliIitin aiman
fuin p~oiStaus eteenpdtn menosIa!
usfosia eIdwdt fpeliet Ia fioret ru
toilfaa not ia pdipdt Sumoloa, ettd
6dn antaifi tuon totipon toteentiia'
@ltD6n mitfddn a~ineeuiiet ebut. ioito
marmaan idsidtin aiiasia tulee ole
maan, oIto esteend tdsId ndin tor
peeuiIesIa a'iasia.
Eoinon hauStaa ioulua Mu,taiar
toimituf'eIe ia fen lueiioiue.
Goipon ettd faiffi bpndt aia
Sumalan armon amulla tulifina
toteentumaan. SIZE 8 benfiien per
been 6itind en- moi mifTfadn bp6
bpfIi oua tduoifiSIa aIioiSfa. mute
en- tabbo mabinsofHfuan Qua.
Sisforne 6errosfa
lususta 9bompion.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-18

Npt Eitd toaS on Somlu ldbend
iofaiieaa on Fire ioulumnlmistafIier
tdbben. Onban ioulu f%ristitaniar
iuurin iubla. 2oniat iublimat faiff
iaoin, mutta moi, fuinta bartpat
omat ne, iotfa nafewdt ioulun ienoi
fen tapobtumon muietoiublana, iolt
eli IDpbp mertaa TOTO ibmiSfunnar
bistorioSIa. SbmiIet iublipat ulfo
noiiesti, muita ipbdmisId ct ole iub
Iotunnelmoa, ei iublaraubaa. iofo
iobtuu {iitd, ettei rauban rubtinas
Serra Seeius ole iaonut antaa rau
baa, iota fuitenfin iofaiien ipbdr
taipaa.
WitdtDn on iouiuiublatin, Jos 1T
ben Ell NOT Ipbdn ottaa oIaa. Wntto
los Ipbdn moi lolita Seeiutien ipntp'
mastd, Jos NOT ndbbd 9dnesid tdp'
beuiien Sumal ibmiien tuleena tonne
maailmaan meitd napabtamaar
ipnnin, fuoleman ia perteleen mol
Ian alta, iobon olimme ioutuneet Ia
iosto emme oltTi wotneet pddstd
wapoaffi Jos Ell Seeius oliii ipntpnpI
moailmaan meitd mapabtamaan
min Fuoin noimme niettdd ionluo
tobeuiena lion ia romban iublana.
Eddud Marquettesia ieuratunto
ia raittiusIeura piettdmdt iouluiub
Iaa pbbesid tdnd muonna famoir
fuin ebeuiFnd muofinafin. 2osto
miime tpuonna iubIiitiin fireosia.
Min tdmd muonna on pmoro mennd
raitiuStoIoue. Siis faifft aattoilta'
mo-, Ie on "a pdifpd, raittiuStoIoue,
ObieImaa tulee oIemaan %runiadst
ia monipuoIista, ~tpdlioiaua on iaa
totpona papaast fobmia .. NJ.
SouIuiItana tulee olemaan ~iunnun'
tai.f oulu Stem iubIa firfosfa. SieI'
Id huiee mpos runfoostt ohieImoo,
iota Iuorittaa funnuniaifouIuIopiet.
Sinnefin toimomme tulepan run.
Iaasti pIeiIDd ia etenfin toimomme,
ettei Iosien t%panbemmat iefifi niin'
fuin mdIisid ennen etta iddwdt pots
Iosten iubIosta. Sos cite poifaan
arwostela meiban TunnuntoifouIu.
ipDtamme fen orpoiietfi ettd noifitte
ontaa fiue %ieIaifen tunnushfien ettd
tuIiiite. Iastenne fansia tdbdn iub'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-18
Rirftautta Iuurta, ~bdmmdStpiwdt
N6btpdnid Qerran enfelin.

Rirffautta ~Iuurta, bdmmdStpiwdt
N6btpdnid Qerran enfelin.
.9llfddt peIidlfS!1 bdn ionoi betue.
.S,lon Iuuren teiae ilmoitan:
Hdn6 p5nd iputpnpt on teiae
aristus. WapabtaIo mailman.
96m' on merritt: lapii pienofoinen
RapaIoisia mafoa Ietmesfd.S
Siad IaiIa Sseius eaunot
spntpi nellie VetIebemisid.
Sotoioutto Iuuri. loistowoinen
Robta ndfpi BELLE riemuiten.
Y!istpstd ioutto taiwaboinen
Sumalale lauIui lauleuen:
0unnia NIT oltoon Smmolaue
Railroads.&c., torteubesfa, =
NaasIa rauba. - Toto mnailmale
SymG tabto taiWaan 6errdlta!
r9aaeluia, tiitos, poima, tpaito!"
COTTON Seeiutielle moitostoan!
:SeeIus taitioi oban fuolemalta,
Rantoi ipnntt taifen mailman.
uston fautta pddae SeeiufIemme
Smpi meiqd rouba Sumolan.
rMmen, baueluia", 9errauemme!
| SeiufIeae romen" ainiaan!"
Watti Sacfio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-18

50 fun ne oufeapat = mieid
muobosfa IddIintunteeni iImenee9
2ppneIeisiafD ia moIitufFsia? Ne.
Elm owot paitououn. Wutta ne ct
mdt npita onnettomta p~oIionfaan
outa.
Seeiufien idIiisid fuIiettaesia iou.
bumme fDpbien tupiin, iairoitten
muoteitten ddreen, fofei0e Iutemaon,
ipntiTid neumomoon.
2dp6s niitd poIfuio!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-18

Gr66 farialaiiS tamme, metloNo'
mics l~ouftaantui tdsid biIiattatn
metidsid puuta f~aotaisia. Sola"
5ddriluu oil mennpt peifti. Wttnua
Fin fobtaF t%opaturma. 9emofeuo
oioestani beworen piaastui Ia mind
putoFn farrpiltd Ia ioin pienempid
mammoia pittin ruumistant. pdd
Ioi pobimmat mommoi, tuli baawo
jain, mutta iotfa fotona boioettoes
ia MT owat biliofieen parontuneet.
Rdrrpistd ptii pn5rd iirfpi, mutta
yuurempato mabintoa 81 tullut.
Npt on taos MbWentti, tuo ooo
tusaita Iopusia Ia Dapobtaiamme
Ipntpmd m~uiStoiubla on eobta Nidl
la fobeisIamme. WalmiSmtfa iou
Iuo mostaan ottamaan tebbddn fatt
fiola tomauoan. Yefiu Sumola tie
txd Ia ndtee miten tuSfafin fobiSia
woImistutaan iuurta mierasta mas
taan ottamaan ia miQd mteleld
Sdntd obotetaan. pppbdn iotoista
ndiben rimien lufiiaa fddntdmddn
oiatufi:nia oman itieenid ia fpip
mddn rebeuijeSH hieltddn: Wltud
mieIeld iouIuo obotana Sos obo'
tot Iiid ainoastoon ultonaiien tntpon
musaan, min fiaoin ct tee oifein.
81 riitd iefddn, ettd oiiot tptettdd
ioulud iipistpreen funnon fanialat'
fen tamaua, mdltden pl6nfp6miStd
ia. iuomista befumaa ia trstaiiuut
ia. Siqointin mield iotpeltuu finuun
See{uiIen Ianot: rTe ulfotunatut
SeIaias ennuSti teiStd oitein: tdmd
fonia ldbestpp minma iuuuonia ia
eunnioittaa minua buuliuania. NUT
-ta beibdn ipbdmenid on fantana
minusia." @ltddmme ultotuqaiiuu
besia bommoilfo iouIun naImisiuf,
fia, moan olfaamme ~benseaifid.
SeeIus ~ionoo: Isl faitfi, iotea Ia
nomai: bsrra, berra tuIe tainaan
moltatnntaan, poon iotfa tetendt
minun Sidni tobbon, iota on tai
naasEa.~
Edptpp eniitfi QUO tooeainen fp'
bdmen ofia 9eroa fobtaan, ioto
ilmenee Sidn tobbon tefemiieSid.
SIdn tobbon tefeminen taas maatfi
enFmmdiiend ebtona uSfoa SeeIuf
Teen. iosta iaas ieuraa Sumolan tab
bon ieuraaminen uubes5d fuuliai'
{uubesfa.
Seeius tuli Sidnid tobtoa idpttd
mddn, ionfa 6dn tdpbeufesti tdntti.
Sofa MT ndfee Seeiutien iannsia ia
fofromenteisfd ia ipbdmen usfoIo
luottaa 9dneen, bdn tefee Sidn tab
bon ia on autuas, Seeius fanoo:
rIuiuaat otpat ne, iotfa fuulepat
Sumalan fanan ia fdttemdt ien."
Siispd teboitan teitd tpeIiet ia rs
Cot taos tdndfin iouIun aifana oh
fe%roitiemaan Sidn tobbon tdpttdmi'
ieen nilpitt5 mdqd ipbdmen ustoun
ia totiielIa JUN tunrustamiieqa Su'
malan ianan milielemiIesid ia ioulu
t~pirfien tpeiiaamiiesia. &lfo1n tdmd
tapabtuto ainoastaan pIeifiSId ia
pbteifis1d fotomffiefanne, maan nie.
Idpd ptIindtisfdein p~aitoisfo, teibdn
perbeisidnne. rSlon ia autuuben
didn't f~uulufoon nanburSfasten ma,
ioisto." Siis Fndtin. iofa ct padie
moiostof pbteiieen fofoufIeen, lDp'
bit Wapobtoion ieimestd (. o. raa.
matustaft, testamenttStaTi, fatefis'
mutiestai, tpirfi. ia IauIufiriastaIi
Olet mp5s tiIa~iiuubesia Iabioitta.
maan SeeiufIeue uSton f%uItaa, ru
foutTen ppbdd iatpua ia fiitoflen
mirbamia ia ndin %pitdmddn iubtaa
WopabtoioFi ipntpmiien m~uistoffi.
Spbdmenistd iouIu.iIoa ia onneI
IiSta nmita Wuotta totpotan faifiqe
Muttoian Imfiioiqe!
2dbetdn tdSid erddn mdnban iou.
IuIoulnn, iota ei endd uufmmisIa
IauIufirioisIa ole ndfpnpt:
.SonInna.
(Sdmel: 2aafioisfamme Ioppmi
iaIpen malta |. n. e
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-18
Slmoitms.

Gbatbamin Gm. 2utb. 2aniaais
1eurafunnon puofifofous pibetdan
tirfoSIa tammif. l p:nd Flo 2 ip
tpuonna 1914, iobon tutiutoan Fate
Ieurafunnan idienid iaapumaan fes'
tusteIemaan ia pddttdmddn ieura'
tuntaa foSfepista afioiSto.
Niilo Wdnsfd, 5. 2uoma,
e5imieS. firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-18
SlmoitmS.

Watefielbin Gmant. Xuih. RanIal
IisIeurafunnan tpuoFfofous pibe'
tddn 5%euratunnon tirtosia emf tam
mifuun 4 pdimd 1914 alien feuo 2
ipp.
9lIbin Werdips, Sobu Mboneu,
clinics. firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-18

(Samel: 2aofIoisfamme Ioppui
taItpen malta |. n. e
WeIiet, fisfot, fatffi IauIafaamme
SIoifesti iouIulouIuio!
Seeiustamme notwithstanding
GnfeIien fansIa riemuIo!
See5us ostli toitpaan funniasta
Meiue tdnne WapabtoiotR,
Spnipi neitipestd Wariosta
SeeIus nellie WeIiefs, DlidfIi.
Ndfpi 9etIebemin poimeniae
y5ud iuuri 6erran firffaus,
pieniIe ia pffintertaiiue
Sbanainen tuIi iImoifus.
Suuresti be enfin peIidstpipdt
2oiIeaesfa fiImin fuoIepin
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-02-21

regardless Of whois guilty, they
deliberately made q present of
three hundred dollars Of the peo-
ple's money to these two papers,
for purely personal reasons. and
these reasons are Of such a ma
ture as to preserve their guilty
caution, in the nest careful and
silent manner,
Now we leave it to the people,
are these bids competitive. or COM
bination, and do you believe the
commissioners who appropriated
$300.00 of your money, that they
do not get a scratch of q pen for,
had guilty knowledge of it and
aided and abetted these grafters
in robbing you Of this sum. The
people can see some things and
this is one of them.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-02-21
ARAPAHOE.
S. s. Fash left for Dodge City,

S. s. Fash left for Dodge City,
Kansas, Monday.
Harry Bogert is spending this
week with John Wyant.
Misses Dora Loster and Lillian
Walker are on the sick list this
week.
w. +. Wyant left for Omaha
last Fry6ay night where. he will
join his wife, then they will de-
part for Cedar Falls Iowa.
Will Tuxhorn arrived home
Friday morning, after spending
a number OF months in Illinois.
Mrs. Sawyer and Charlotte
Abernathy were guests in the
Fred Faulson home Monday even
ing
Mrs. Delno Sawyer is spending
a few days this week with her
parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. Joe Aber-
nathy and sister, Charlotte.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-02-21
Society and Solitude.

AS for the dispute about society and
solitude. any comparison Is impertin-
ent. 1t is an idling down on the plain
at the base of the mountain Instead
Of climbing steadily to It's top. Of
course you will be glad Of all the so
ciety you can get to 60 up with? WIN
you go to glory with me? Ii th,A
burden Of the song. It ID not thatS
love to be alone. but that we love to
soar, and when we do soar the com.
pany grows thinner and thinner till
there is none at all. It IL either tte1
tribute on the plain, q sermon on the
mount, or q very private ecstasy still
higher up. Use all the society that
will sbet you.-.Thoreau:
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-02-21


The little daughter Of Mr.. and
airs. Bert Shibley has been veryy
sick the past week, but is ~
proving nicely under the care ct
DIR. Homer.
w. S. Moore and wife arrived
in Arapahoe last Friday and will
soon be living in their home in
the east end Of town.
While MI. Moore was in Kan
sas City he closed a deal whereby
he has the handling af 100000
acres of land in the best part of
Mexico.
1t seems that some of the req
resentatives in the capital Of
Cheyenne county are somewhat
incensed because we are getting
nice clean town.
Now boys, better do your bark
ing in thy closet with the door
closed. and when you talk to
your neighbor- boost just lit
tle-or chew your cud in silence.
No country was built up by
knocking, and we need not knoclsj
on the capital, in fact if you
grow it helps us to grow, but if
you stand still we must grow
anyhow.
We have a good country, good
farmers, and with a very fewe
exceptions, a contented people.
We are not millionaires. but we
live and enjoy life which makes
us rich.
Very few of the homesteaders z
who are proving up are leaving,
and many who left one and two
years ago are returning to make 4
stake.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-02-21
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Maude and Grace Windor de-
parted Monday morning to spend
a few days at their home.
Ethel Long visited school one
day last week. She intended to
remain but her health prohibited.
The Alpha NJ Society gave a
Washington and Lincoln'ss day
program on Feb. II, The pro-
gram was very interesting and
few of our town friends stepped
in to listen to it. Come again.
Our entertainments Of late
have been considerably inter-
rupted with unnecessary confu-
sion. These entertainments are
for the benefit of the public and
we wish to have them apprecia-
ted.
On Friday evening of last 1
week the High School gave
musical which was very well at
tended Preceding the program
candy was sold and at its close
all were invited to the Domestic
Science room where light refresh
ments were served. The pro-.
ceeds are for the benefit of the
Annual. The program was as
follows:- q
Duet, In the Arena.
Misses Trumbor and Wells,
Quintette Messrs Scheulkes
and Russell.
Pops Valentine Otklie
|Terrill.
Nightingale and Rose" Chorus
Solo, A Perfect Day, Mayb let
De Munbrun.
Instrumental solo Miss .Gudgel
Recitation. Bobby Shaftoe,
Maude WindeR
tSoidiers Chorus H. S. Chorus
A Senior,
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-02-21
FIRST VIEW NEWS.

Rev. Wind preached a fine SER
.non here Sunday.
Mrs, Jas. Dwyer visited Chey-
enne Wells. Tuesday.
Roy Atkinson returned from
Elkton, Colo. Monday.
Amos Fisk and son, Arthur,
expect to leave for Iowa soon.
Mrs. VIM. Limits went to Dem
yer to consult physician, Tues
day.
Mrs. A. A. Griffin was a PAS
senger to Cheyenne Wells. Mon
day.
Mrs. VIM. Lints is visitisg
Mrs. Moler and Dollie for a few
days.
The section crew went to the
county seat Tuesday to get their
checks.
Miss Tourmaline Kerr has
been on the sick list. but is i'm
proving.
A. C. Ohrmundt and family
returned from an extended visit
in the East, Monday.
An association to protect the
farmers from horse thieves was
organized here Saturday.
Jas. Rainwater and Guy Rob
inson attended the dance at Ben
Tights Saturday evening.
Mrs. Arthur Fisk will visit for
sometime with her mother, Mrs.
A. Griffin. before going on to
Iowa.
Worth herf, a nreman on Che
U. P, was taken i'll while at
work Sunday and had to be TAX
en- to Denver.
A. Doedens, Fred Kurtz and
Frank Prodoehl did some car
penter work OIL the Post Office
building last week.
A good program was rendered
by the Litsrary Society, Friday,
February, Ia. The negative side
won the debate. Subject for the
next meeting; Resolved; That
the nations should disarm.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-02-21
THAT COUNTY PRINTING

why 90 our county ycOmmlSSlOH-
ers pay $600.00 for what they
could get done for $4,000? We
present our readers herewith
copies Of the bids of the Wild
Horse Times and the Cheyenne
Republican, and let the taxpayers
judge for themselves, whether
such action as taken by George
Mayfield, George Jennings and
Chas. Fox; our county commits
sioners. is such action as would
proceed from honest men or
whether it is such action as is
natural to proceed from dishon-
est and scheming public servants
that finally come to their ruin and
disgrace from the ravages of an
itching palm, and from a con-
stant desire and practice of hold
ing their hands behind them.
If there is any justification for
such treachery to the reople as
these men have been guilty of,
the columns of this paper are
open to them free of charge.
/ George Mayfeld was elected
on the democratic ticket by the
democratic party after he had
sworn allegiance to that party
and announces that he had been
lifelong democrat. and that he
wanted to represent and serve
that party on the board of county
commissioners; but no sooner
had he taken Office, than with
the most brazen effrontery. and
open treachery, he voluntarily
and of his desire. made the
motion to give the county print
ing to a republican paper for
$500. 90 when there was bid be-
fore him for $4,000 from the
only democratic paper in the
county. This is the way George
Mayfield keeps faith with the
party that elected him to office
and in all probability is directly in
line with all of his future official
acts. If the taxpayers ever
were confronted with an unadul-
terated and "a carat traitor to his
party it is this man Mayfield.
Petitions for his recall as provid-
ed by law should be circulated in
every precinct in the county, and
he should be publicly disgraced.
Here are the bids of the Wild
Horse Times and Cheyenne Re-
publican
Bid OF the Wild Horse Times:
/ hereby tender my bid for the
various county printing such as
commissioners proceedings: de-
linquent tax list, calls for war
rant notices, etc. for the year
1913, at the rate Of $500. 90 to be
published in both the Cheyenne
Republican and the Wild Horse
Times.
(Sigred), The Wild Horse Times.
BY T. J. McNevin.
Is this competive bid do you
think?
Bid Of the Cheyenne Republican
To the Honorable Board of
County Commissioners:
Gentlemen:
I hereby agree
to do the county printing for
Cheyenne County in the way of
commissioners proceedings, war
rant call notices and delinquent
tax list for the year 1918, to be
! printed in the Cheyenne Repub-
lican and the Wild Horse Times
for the sum of $600.00.
paeoao4f,,l1,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-24
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THE Want Columns reach to
every walk in life. Their in
fluence is felt in the counting
room. the factory, mill, in every
industry and in thousands Of
homes. The wants make it DOS.
sible to meet all business needs at
once. The Wants provide book.
keepers, trained. artisans, chauf-
feurs, demonstrators, coachmer,
walters. chefs. gardeners, helpers
for many particular lines of work,
Juvenile employees, agents, execu-
tive heads, professional men and
specialists in mercantile lines...all
are. influenced by the Wants.
Most employers use the Want
Columns in securing helpers,
knowing full we'll that the sum-
mons to come will be answered
by skilled, capable and expert
enced applicants.
It takes but an instant to write
or phone a Want AID, and the
cost is. but a trifle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20
TUOLUMNE TO HAVE
SPECIAL. MEETING

A special meeting OF the shareholders
Of the Tuoumne Copper Mining COM
pany has been called for August IS,
when the proposition OF increasing the
number OF shares from 500 600 to 1900.
900 viii be voted on 1t is stated BY way
of Butte that the officials want in
creased stock for the purpose OF adding
10 the territorial limits of the company.
One group mentioned as likely TO be
taken over, in case the increas sed stock
is authorized, Is the Butte Main Range.
While the directors OF the Tuolumne
have deemed it advisa bic 10 increase the
property holdings OF the company, IL
must not he construed that any dssatis
faction exists concerning the present
property, the Tuloumne mine. IL is mere
tors TO secure for the Tuolumne company
a much larger property to insure greater
production for greater number OF
years and TO place the Tuolumne Copper
company in q position where II Will be
one OF the greatest and most important
OF the independent producing companies.
The Tuolumnc mine today is In better
physical condition than ever in its his
tory
On the 2200-foot level the veins are
showing greater width and better values
than on the levels above. In fact, the
Tuolumne mine is just commencing to
show its real value. and there is every
rea son TO believe that from the present
time and as greater depth is attained IL
will prove 10 be a most valuable asset.
ever, can accrue to the company IN talk
ing over additional property, thus plac-
Ing IL in stronger position than ever
before.