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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-07
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GortIebitng bon Der 3. Seite.)
ploslib in Dem Oidiht elm YierO (allt
aufpieberte.
.Glter Sdpnar5erl gr fenmt Gllf,
Serr!" rief Gbob5fo. Ser &leine
lhl1ft entlpe0er o0er Itebt nit Der
Yiitole in Der Snt0 allf Der Snlter,
neil er Cure Gimme niid)t erfennt.
Sd mill ibm Elm b%clleres Sid)t aulf'
itcfen, banit er nidt montoglih Ell.
mem Scr Satnren Gin 2od in Den fol.
lhen 9nllernfittel brenlt."
@un5 lalt ricf er ein pnarmal:
nGpril! Gpril!"
Nlber als Nntlport pc~rnubnter lie
MIR oos Stampfcn nn0 @ieberIl oeS
Gappen uno eines 5lueiten Tferoes.
n@artm eltgeglet er nl6ts?"
mltrnelte &orbomsfi unrubig un6
brd1g eilig III Oos 8ebiiih ein, BON
ieinen Segleitern gefol8t. &
9tod) ebe oieIe iid iebod) hrrd bas
lebte @emirr bon S%trGlldJern ullb
@eIten neutrality-suspicious. bntterJ err
tonte Elm laltter Sdrci, uno beim
Iitstritt in Oie Sid)tltng inben JIG ben
Sdlaftid)ib itarr ltno iteif mie SIT
Stein gelporoen, nit porgequoQcnen
Iltgen oaite6en ltn0 nad cinem
Tu1fte "Iticrell.
'Sier, gart5 llnhe Dor ieinen SiiBen,
lag neben Dem 2eihnnm bon Gbpo5.
fo'S Saul r%egelln9aloa ctn Wlonl nui
benz Giiden ollSgGltreCft, Deiien I'M 30.
OeSfampf fllrd)tbar per5errtes 8cIidt
&arOolpSfi'S lharfer Bid trob Scr
b%eginnenoen 9unfelbeit iofort nls
oos Gpril's crfanntel Gon Dcu NtGo-
den aber 5eigte iid feline Spurl
Ser alte Satar begriff 5llerit.
,Sdmcirt, 'perillldtca! Gr
id)dumte Dor @iltb unO poftc, bepor
Slai lid, On5miiden merfen fointc,
Den @lltsberrn BON Seletp binten am
&ragen ieines @an'eS. Sum Nor.
rem bait On MIDI gebulten! $50 iino
Nun 9einc beioen @ciber? Shafi
mir Die @eiber Der ooer-!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-07

Itpl5e Spr00c. ,Nie I'll mid 10 lon0e'
nidlt crt0rt, cnolid) mcin!"
EloBlid) crhiclt sic icltiunrc n1dt
lidie S5cllc al Oicicm unhcimlid)clI
Srtc ltodj eitcn 3eltgeL. Gin 5|lurittr.
NcItcr mar ufbcmcrft olti Dem mcis.
den 8rasbooen herolgerittcm iun0.
blidtc ltinm nllf Die @rltppc. WtitI
eiilem SeliSer. bcn niemano deb0tt,.
lellfte CT Damn Den Saul berlim llll0I
nerlfpanO ebenio it'll in Der Sinittr.I
nib. IS mar 9oberis.
.sSiir INNER porbei, murlneItc CT.
ourd, Die 5llinnmeneebiiienen 3Gbnc.
Nah Dem, mas er eben aeIeben.
batte CT neben @ore5af enbgiiltig
nltsgelpielt, gub cs fiir i'm feline.
Sottnitrg mebr!-
Dgber, Serr aa5imier6, nun iper-
oct bod enolif mieoer perniinitiI
unO oenft 6orar, Dob bier nod, ENC
ut, Der eS mabrlid( ebenio i6ledt er
9orgen lit, nie Scofilo," rief Sc
lena NIT nod tbranennaiien @anget,
aber bereits red]t i~d)alfboftem Gone,
User bate eS Cub bisber 5llgetroilt,
Dob Sbr gltf 10 Inn Cecilia gebabcll
nilroetl" llno fur5 cntidloIien padftcI
lie Den iingeitiimen Siebbober am ga7
bogen. p8ie FAINT SIR Der? Seio
SIR a1ein?"
20 hIltR foInt1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-07
Siebentes &apitel.

Die bcioen @Gdter begonnen iid)
iiber bo5 Mllsbleibell &ar0onSfi's
lalit an munoern. Seofilo Saro5fi
ad)tete inbeB Iniangs nid)t oilf lie.
SSSbr Ser5 mar 10 ifmer55erriiien uno
boffnumgsleer mo ibr aopf 10 miioe
lulO piiit, Dob ie fem DIR mo sluge
mehr fir lire llmgebrng bate. Sic
belt Die Sioer geihloiien rno Slpong
lid innerlid 5ilm inbriinitigen @e.
bet, aber imnncr wieoer 5pgerl Die
idredliden Siloer oil lDr porilber.
Sic iob I'M 8eiite balo sic Milltter
mo Die SGDeltern an Der Scid)e be5
ermoroetcn Saters, bnlb nabnlinlig
burh ben nod groBeren INN ibr, Der
Sod,ter uno Sdiueiter, entleslihes
@eid)if; balo tar,d)ten Die per5meiiel-
ten @eIi6ter ibreS grlloers rnb
Sdmagers, ibrcr Srcltnoimnen llno
Sreunoe Dor ibr allf, unO lire Grit
nerilng ~itreiite fliid)tig Oen blonben
9eutiden, beiien SiihOame lie Ourd)
Oas Coos geDeIen.
@erm lie ale Die gliidlid)c Itol5e
Cecilia bon porgeItern iett bier
ibolelt t0nnten: GuBerli6 perpobrs
lott, beid)muBt, ieeliih mo forperlih
abgeiponnt, Elm mebrloies Spiel5eug
in Der &nnb Srpeier gemeiner &nchte!
Gs OurdyIfoierte lie ieoesmol int
beimlidL iobol0 Die id)rile Gimme
DcS fleineren Der bci0en IN ibr @cbor
Drang. Gem tiidiidcn lnO robcn
9uriden gegeniiber empfallo lie Die
9lnlueienbeit OeS 6lteren mo rubige-
rem Gboo5fu mie eilen Sdnlb.
Suber ifraf lie unmilfiirlid) 5ll-
iammen, ais oieicr oui einnal in be-
ioratcm Gone ingtc: sd, bate i'm
nid)t ollein aebcn laiicn iolcn. On
geniigteit ols SG6tcr bier polltom-
men. Gin Gin5elncr muB iid id)lieB,
siG auf Die Gntoedung Der Eicroe be
idrdnfcn, mGbreub 5mci leid,t Nerr
iiber Die Sirten mer0en lpilrocn mo
Die @Gille gleid) mitbrGhten. 9oB
CT oaS nid]t lelblt bcood)tl"
,Gr Fat eil groBca Molll, obcr
nidt lopiel &critano I'M SdGocl mic
Srpc5et i'm fleiucn Singer" cntgcg-
netc Gpril uerGdtlidl. oWtcInctmegclr
rem linn nod obpobl cS chen and
fem 9roBer Sd)aoen mdrc. luenn or
nic mebr 5uriidfebrtc-Oum bliebcn
Bic @cibSbiloer iiir ms nllein. Mua
nenflt Su, mas fir Elm id)0ne9 Stild
Gclo mir iiir Die beiOen frie8en mir.
Denl"
Nber in Den gugen bc3 NroBcl
Slldte eS auf mo icinc Stinme or.
flallg iharf mo oroDen0: salts oo3
fem Dummies 0eifnudb lit, fannlt Oh
Sid in ad)t nebnlcn. Sd lU0". Der
critic, ser Dir OaS Wiciicr 5Iuiidcl Die
Nippcn jagte. ipem Sn 0icicn Gin.
fua auSiiibrcn ipoatcit. Gici On.
9Suae Gid rnlr nit 0cn MiGOdcll
o6nc ms aus 0cm @ui6 bernr9;
nlorgcu nm oicie Belt bit Oh Damn
iidcr lGngit nlnuietoOt o0cr jlm min.
ocIten gefan9cil!"
Gr cr6ob Iif ans Dem boben 8roS.
iporin or gcieiien. mo mari elnell
priiienoen @lid nuf ole regungalolell
@cltolien ser @eianaeneuL Die ibnell
ben Hiifen SufcGrten.
sd mil bod, ipcIiaiien$ nod
ihauen, nad) welher GIdltlulg cr lld)
aenan0t bot. Bin ipnbridcinli6 III
ciler 6olben Stlulbe wicoer bier.
aiiibr lid 10 lal9e nidt bonn 6Iedl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-07

rrd)ta, nm sic felri9cn Nllgcu I'M
Bebilld) nod red)i6cltig auflclld)tcn
81 icben. Wtit DEM ci1cn mlir6e lie
lid) ia lpobl nod Mnth ifafien, on lie
IN 0eS SattrS ober ScS3cf'9 Neicl-
'faft friibcr, freilid) inter gol,j an0e-
rem &erbdltniiien id)oh mcndlen
Nolf crlegt batte. 8enn Is nm
uber Elm ganies 9flioel mGre? 9luf
&elcnn'S 8eiitutb fonntc lie fuitlrl
nod 5ablen. Aad) Der o~lIerGuberiten
notwithstanding orpbte oielc Jest
5ltlommen5ubrcden. Haid) Itiibtc lie
Die Sreutoin mieoer nit Dem Arm.
ygdnr nod, ieet lei itart - MIR
0httb, 9~enus5fa. @ieQeidt meroen
binter Dem @Glod)en Die Sihter bon
Sopolc5a ~iid)tbar!"
IIs Die MGoden iebod enolid) I'm
oas @dlofen berrmgefommen ma
rem, breitete iid ltitr troItloIc Suntcl.
heit Dor linen aus, in DER rDeit mo
brett ntd)tS 81 erfcnnen mar. &clls
heno blieben lie iteben; Seleno la.
itete ifiuer auf Dem bilfereid)en Nrnte
Der Srernoin.
yWobin nun?" mllrmelte Cecilia
fat ner5meifelt.
YloBlid erldrnd lie beftig. Snrt
anl &anoe Oes @ebol5eS begann iih
in umbeitimmt groBen llntriiien ct.
mas 81 bepeeen. Gin mGd)tiges I'm
tbier?-Sber mar eS Elm Geiter?
Sic itanb nod pie eritarrt, ols
cine Itarfe ltnb bod 10 moblbefannte
liebe Gimme barih unb brobeno
%olisrief:
n@er bort? s(ntport oSer iA
ifieBe!"
Cecilia talrmelte, lieB sic Giitole
faaen uno grill nod Dem Ser5en, oos
81 idllagen ailfboren polte. llnmog.
lidl nnmoglih! @elfer Spltf Der.
iii6te bern id)on nit ibren Sinner
Iein Spiel Su treiben2 9lber bereitS
rattle ii6 Seleno 5itterno olif:
80 SeIus! Seofila-Oas lit id
bas lift"
nSalt!" erflons es nod einmnl
lharf beriiber.
llno MN aab es feinen' 3meiiel
mebr, uto nit einem glufl6rei, mos
rim Snferl nno @einen 5ualeid, NOR,
tp%ieoerDolte Cecilia INNER mieoer
MIR ben einen, IN Der Stllnoe Der
boditen @efubr ibr plotlid 10 tbeuer
gemorbenen Hamen:
n&a5io! an5io! &a5io!"
,Scofila!"
Cine ganSe @elt bon SSiibel lag in
Dem einer @orte-oann fam es IN
elm paar SGsen mie elm Stltrmpino
berangebroliit, unO ebe oas balb obn-
mdhtige, bebenoe 0eib linn nod Die
Sdnbe entgegengeitreft, mar Der
Wtonn nit cinem Sprunge bereits
bonn Yferoe berunter, ling Die lpan-
fenoe 8eitalt in ieinen ~itarten Irnlea
alif ltno beoedte NIT itiirmilfen, abge-
r%ilienen 3Grtiiffeitsmorten Mrulo
uno IntliB Der 8eliebten NIT beiBen
&iiiien.
.Mein Ser5, meinc Sonne-mein
2eben! SD ndre ipabniinnig gemor-
oen-lpenn ib Gid nibt-ipieoerge-
funoen bate. Sect bit Su mein-
uno bleibit mein.-S GROCER 8ott,
mein!"
Sic pebrtc Jim niht, ionoern
iiberlieB lid, NIT eeihlolienen Sioern
uno balb seoffneten Sippen ielig lei.
ner Siebe. 2aut neineno Dor SreilOe
uto Slid ltano Selena babel. Niln
mar Die Gotb ST .Gnoe: @arc5af sur
Seite, fiirftete lie feinen 8olf nno
feinen @erfolger mebr!
80 ao5io!" baufte Cecilia. Gid
ididte ms Die quite M~uttergotteS!
@ie famit Sli-geraoe DIT"
Seine ifmtrrb1rtigen 9ippen Der.
iflpiie ibr iebof iogleid) mieoer Den
Mltno, unb in Dem Tauid)e ieines
@liideS mpQte er gar ni6t ~aufboren,
lie 81 rnarmer.
rSebt bolte id) did ieit-rmO laiie
Gid nie, nie nlebr BON mirl Sn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-07
Sitte, pcrseiiet bic armen Smbianer


Sitte, pcrseiiet bic armen Snoianer
nid)t!
Tic @,iiiiouarc Der ct. Sraneis'@ ,iiiipn, z.
Z, bitten bic antcn Srennoc Der Snoianer,
ibnen bel Der AIebreitnmg ocs Heidies Sbriifi
inter ben 6tnotrn Der erairte pebiiilidl 80 iein.
Eic 5anienoc inter nnicrer Aniiidt itebrn'
ben 3noianer ipubnen S~eritrent ani cincr SlaGe
pun 1000 Snaoratnitiien SniplaebeNen mhiien
bic Uliiipnare ipid1e INSTRUMENTATION nnitel'
leu, bic briabtat iino, anocrc 81 untcrridlten,
Sciebrte oprbnbereiten niu. &aS nHS nm mel.
iten %nptbtbnt, itno Wiittel, nm oieie 3atedeten
6u beSnbien. Sbmc bieie nnten Snoianersebiii.
leu tnnnem mir nnr ipcnia c%rrciden,
@tr bctei tnlltdl ftr nnicre @ohitb1ter. Cine
intereMante Nniihtsppitfnrte nnierer Wiiiiton
lpirp jeoem Weber ppn einem Collar pber nteDr
uOn ben Diiiipndren Mo 0mpiauaSbrtdtigung
ingeinnoi. Waben mpsc man icnbcn M bic
GatBplic 1%rtnting g., SmpnaGe,
2. a. 81. 5roneie. z. tat, MA erection,
Mprasfa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-07
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a1S@ Wan persefe nift, iein gbun
nentcnt rehtseitig einsnienben. gmd.
Der 3eitungsmGnn fann ubne 8elf
nidt criitteren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-07

Gortiebltng bon ser 3. Seite.)
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-07-10
Fondis and Vicinity

Jm McFarlin spent the Fourth in
Denver.
Budy made a business trip to EIberi
Monday.
Mrs. Leidgen Of Denver is visiting
Mrs. X. W. Olsen.
Mr.. Duffy made business trip to Ell
bert Wednesday.
Herman Rrmus wss hauling grain TO
Ebert last week.
Joe MclFarlin celebrated the Fourth
at Colorado Springs.
Joe Janner aud family made trip to
both Kiowa end EIbert Monday.
Bert Meader aud Ross Howard were
trading in Elbeft last thursday.
Miss Lucy t'orlew and Mrs. Chez n
we're tracing in Ebert Wednesday.
H. A. Bi-sell visited his sister, Ms.
Collins, last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hale aud Mr. and Mrs.
Stills visited at Il. W. Ulsen's the 4th.
y. NJ. Narron purchased nineteen hesd
Of yesrlnRs Of Gus fuches, paying s3s
per bead
DR.. Chandler was called Wednesday
noon to attend Mrs Geo. Polster who is
quite i'll.
VIM. Duffy sold TO Ben Maroon twelve
head Of yearlings at s3s per head and q
male at s75.
Wm. Hanna and family and }. S.
Gheen and family spent the Fourth at
Bert Meaders.
j. S. Gheen and family, James and
Leroy Hinkle, and Warren Good spent
Sunday at r. W. Olsen's.
j. w. Good and family, Joe tanner
and family and james and Leroy Hinkle
took in Kiowa the Fourth.
Miss Eliza Corlew returned on Wed
uesday from Colorado Springs with a
visit to her cousin, Miss Rainey.
George Conarroe and family, Miss
Louise Harper and Roy, Sammy and
Daisy Mct'aflin attended the celebpa
ticn at Remah and Simla.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-07-10
TO THE DEMOC-
y RACY OF COLORADO

DENVER, Colo, June II, 1914
In response to requests recently made
10y number OF my friends, take this
opportunity Of announcing my candldac,
for the Democratic nomination for the
Office OF Secretary OF State. l have re.
sided in the state OF Colorado for thirty
seven years, having come to this state in
1877 from my native state OF Kentucky.
From the tune l cast my first vote 1 have
been associsted with the Democratic
party, having spent thirteen years in
active work in connection with the State
Democratic COMMITTEES as Assistant Sec
relary. l have always worked for tht
benefit of the Democratic party and Tor
the benefit of the candidates nominated
by the party, and have not heretofore
called upon the voters Of this state to
vote for me for any Office.
For the past i've years / have been
Deputy Secretary of State, In that po-
sition l have naturally become familiar
with the duties of the Office to which j
aspire 1 think can claim with some
pride that have been largely instru-
mental in placing the office OF the Secre-
tery OF State upon a thoroughly bust
nesslike basis without attempting to de-
tract nything from the credit which be-
longs to the Secretary OF State, Mr..
Pearce. l am sure he will agree that
have devoted myself entirely TO this end
during the time that have been his
deputy. l have proceeded all the while
upon the theory that this office should
give prompt, adequate and efficient serv-
ice to the public just as though it were
private enterprise seeking the good
will OF its patrons, and have worked
with this in view without days vaca-
ton during the past five years. The
present Secretary of State, Mr.. Pearce.
while properly remaining neutral owing
to the fact that two OF hif subordinates
are candidates, will testify to the cor
rectness of what have just.said.
II elected to the Office promise the
people the continued businesslike ad
ministration of the office that have as
sisted in giving in the past. This is pri-
marily my platform. Insofar, however.
as the duties Of the office relate to gov
ernmental matters, think 1t should at
all times aid the. constituted authorities
in the strict aud impartial enforceme t
OF the law of the state. and IL elected /
pledge my support to this end.
Respectfully,
THos. +. DILLON, JR.
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The Elbert County tribune., 1914-07-10
Biiou Valley
tFrom Lazy Bid

Mira. George polster is seriously i'll
again.
Edison Gould autoed up the Bluff
Sunday. ~
Robbie Timson helped VIM McCauley
hay Thursday.
Miss Hattie Allison came home Fri
day and visited until Sunday.
The picnic and dance at the Rubeck
home the Fourth was greatly enjoye
by all present.
Mrs. g. w. Griffith aud Mrs McCauey
were visiting Mrs. Otto Fuchs and the
new baby Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. john McCauley came out from
Denver to spend the Fourth with her
brother, James Irwin and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed DIETRICH and children,
Mr.. and Airs. Gus Wheeler and children,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wheeler and Miss Cor
lew were entertained at the Buckeye
ranch Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Monez came home
from Denver Wednesday. While going
down the Perkins hill they met with
very bad accident. The tongue OF The
wagon came out and the team became
frightened aud ran away, throwing Mr..
and Mrs. Monez from the wagon and
iDjuring them severely. DR.. Denney
Was called and dressed their wounds.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-07-10

The corporation-kept newspa-
pers have been circulating a sup
plement which was furnished
them free, giving the operators
side of the strike troubles. 1t
was gotten up by l.. G. Paddock
of the Boulder Camera, who is
tile most biased and unfair writer
on any question in which organ
lied labor is concerned that there
is in the state.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-07-10
Additional Locals
REYNOLDS makes the prices.

Reynolds makes the prices.
Len Grin was a county seat
visitor Monday.
For RENT. Nicely furnished
rooms. Mrs. z. B. KNIGHT.
II. A. Roehlipg was in town
Thursday after lumber and other
supplies.
Just what you need. One of
those big Tribune wagon umhrel-
las, $1.50.
Jas. B. Pinegar has ordered the
Tribune sent to him at Garden
City, Kans.
Rev. Hughes is at Colorado
Springs this week soaking in
some of Billy Sundays dope.
Miss Catherine Anderson of
Denver is visiting her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Oaks.
For SALE. "A long yearling,
thoroughbred Jersey bull. In :
quire of A. Josepeit, Fondis, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Harper came
home Monday evening from visit
of several days with Denver rela-
tives.
The finest assortment of Post
Cards i'll Elbert can be found at
the Tribune office. four for five
cents.
Mrs. Joe Carver and Miss Alice
Carver of Denver are visiting the
K. J. Elsner and Roy Carver fam
lilies this week.
Gus Wright and Joseph Oaks
caused the Tribune man to smile
out loud by a contribution to the
emergency fund.
Doc knight was laid up for
several days with rheumatism
but is now able to get around by
the aid of cane.
Misses Elizabeth O'Hara and
Lindell Monroe of Denver visited
their cousin, Mrs. Tom Jewell,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Corkett
went to their home at the county
seat Monday morning after two
days visit with Ebert relatives.
Miss Mary Lamont and Misses
Stella and Bessie Braman of Den
yer visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Oaks from Saturday until
Monday.
Commis sioners Ahl, Royston
and Rinker were viewing couple
of roads in this section Thursday
which they have been petitioned
to make some changes in.
Insure your crops against hail
in the Home Insurance Co. of
New York.
A. G. PUTNAM, Agt.,
Elbsrt. Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wrockloff
and family of Los Angeles, Calf.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Wrockloff
and family Of Denver, and Mr..
and Mrs. Theo. Neuman were en-
tertained at the horne of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Long last Sunday.
Agent Harmon reached home
Thursday evening from his min
ing claim, brown as a berry and
clipper as four year old kid.
He will probably make another
trip to the claim before he re-
sumes the daily grind at the de-
pot.
Dick Morgan showed his feet
under Pas table for breakfast.
Sunday morning, having returned
from a sojourn of several weeks
on large cattle ranch near Hugo.
On his way home he attended the
celebration at Simla and captured
the prize money in a broncho
busting contest.
Bijou Valley
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-07-10

The Supreme court hit Denver
blow below the belt, this week,
when they decided that the city
had no right to vote bonds for
the building of the Moffat tunnel.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-07-10

Leaee made upon condi. ton that lessee ,vSsl i'm
prove said premises and cultivBte not less than
oneeighth Of the arabic land during the second
year, and one-fourth of the arabic land during
third fourth and NTH years.
Notice is further hereby given that all other
perepne desiring to file an application TO lease
this tract Of land must fiu the In thie office
prior TO July 81, 1914. aa other applica alton
10 lease the above described lands WIN he cou.
siuered after said date.
yOLNEY T. HOGGATT
Register State Board Land Commissioners.
Fret publication July 3; laet publication,
July "a.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-07-10
ApvERTIslNo RATES:
THESE RATES ARE NET.

Business locale osuts per line esch insertion
discount to regular adsertiters carrying displAy
ads. Advertising accounts payable monthly
Legal advertising at Legal Rates.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-07-10
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS.

STATE LANDS.
Office OF the State Rosrd OF Land CommieHIoners
DENVER, Colo. June 20, 1914
Notice s hereby given that wsltor Dttemore
whose postoiiice address lie Ebert. Colorado
has made application No. A 2lia TO lease the
following described School Lands, situate In Ell
bert County Colorado, to-wit
Kind Of
Part Sec. See. Town. Range Land County
- --i----- r. + -
VIZ Of
.sWh | 3s 10 s | s. W School Elhert
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-31
WARREN c. BOGUE
MAY RESIGN PLACE
Depends Upon Action Taken
Upon Request for Sal
airy Increase.

Warren c. Bogue. city purchasing agent.
who has held that position since It's crea-
tlon under the commission form Of govern
ment, will resign his place unless he Is
granted an increase In salary from $4,000
to $4,000.
Mr.. Bogue, 1t is said. has been offered
another and more lucrative place in the
business world and to have declared to
the commission that unless the city can
see Its way clear to meet his torms he
will have to resign,
The purchasing agents office was one
Of the first OF the several innovations
brought about by the commission form OF
government In Salt Lake. Mr.. Bogue was
selected for the place because OF his pre-
yious experience and at once proceeded
with the installation Of a system for car
Ing for the business. The Ideas OF Mr.
Bogue have been consistently In force
ever since the office was created.
The record Of the office. by comparison
with previous expenditures. shows that
thousands OF dollars have been saved to
the city annually in the purchase Of sup
plies of various kinds. In addition, 1t
has been possible to keep a constant check
on what is on hand in the various de-
partments.
At the end OF his first year Of service,
Mr. Bogue asked for an Increase In SAL
ary from $4,000. the amount fixed by he
ordinance, TO $4,000. After some discus
sion the salary was compromised AT
$4,000. the commissioners feeling that no
department head should receive greater
salary than any Of the commissioners.
Mr.. Bogue at the time served semi
offIcial notice that he would ask Tor
second increase at the end OF his second
year of service and the present request
| is said to be the result of his previous
| statement
According to what could be learned
| from several OF the commissioners last
night, il is planned In the event that Mr..
| Bogue leaves (none OF the commission
crs interviewed being willing 10 admit
| that the requested increase would t*
| grantcd) that when IL now purchasing
agent is installed the salary OF the Office
| would be reduced to $4,000. In conformity
1 with the salary paid to other heads OF
| departments in the cty's service,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-31
WOMAN IS SOUGHT
IN JOSEPH CASE
Detective WilIsie Admits That
His Men Are Seeking
Trace of Her.

Search for woman with whom Mil
ton D. Joseph, mining broker. is said
to have been intimately acquainted
is now being made by detectives en-
ployed in the case, The woman is said
to have come to Salt Lake from Cali
fornia about a year ago and TO have
gone to a downtown apartment build
ing with a man whose description is
very like that Of the missing broker.
This man Is said to have furnished the
apartment in lavish style and TO have
paid the rent for ut least two months,
Later the woman sought employment
and worked for a time, and then left
her position. This was about nine
months ago. Since that time she has
been in the city, has apparently been
plentifully supplied with money, but is
said not to have been employed.
Shortly after the disappearance Of
Joseph the surveillance of the woman
was started, but In the past few days
she has disappeared, and detectives are
now on the lookout for her in several
cities,
7. e. Willsie of the Pinkerton agency
last night admitted that woman was
being sought in connection with the
case, but refused to divulge her namo
or to give any details of the hunt that
is being made for her, Mr.. Willsie
said that no definite trace of Joseph
had been found, but he added that he
was certain that the broker would be
taken within short time,