The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-04-02
4 STRONG TICKET
FOB MAYOR.
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FOR TRUSTEES,
zINA n. CLEVELAND
CHESTER c. GOULD
ANDREW ]. WALRATN
FOB fREASURERs
CHARLES PETERSEN

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The Taxpayers Party has nomina-
ted five strong men for town OfIice.
Each and everyone Of them is heavily
interested in Julesburg property.
They are representative business men
of our town. They believe that Jules
burg should be beautiful and prosper
Gus and should to that end make the
best and biggest use of It's improve
ments and equipment: they are we'll
aware Of its financial problems and
are well able to deal with them. They
will give Julesburg a clean, economical
and fruitful administration II elected
to oifice. They believe in the future
of Julesburg.
G. A. Reed is business man of abil-
ity. He will give his time and energy
to make our public utilities furnish
a maximum Of service under a strict
and economical management He be-
lieves in beautiful Julesburg. He
believes that our pumping plant should
serve those who would beautify their
homes and grounds.
Zina N. Cleveland deserves re-elec-
tiOo on account of his past record
No one who has ever held town ONCE
can point with better grace to his re-
cord in the Office to which he asks re-
election than can Mr.. Cleveland. He
is an independent thinker, and work.
er who will spare no energy in his ef-
forts to solve the many problems that
will come before the town board. His
past experience has equipped him to
deal intelligently and justly with the
problems of Julesburg.
Chester C. Gould is solid and ex-
perienced business man; he will give
the questions that confront our town
careful consideration and study. He
will take time to see that all of the
public interests are given the best OF
care; that Julesburg gets value re-
ceived for the money it spends.
Andrew j. Walrath is one of the old
landmarks. He knows the story OF
our town from its very beginning. He
was here before man began to think
it necessary to grade tile streets. He
has seen the establishment of each one
of our public utilities and knows its
history. All of the years he has spent
here have well equipped him to take a
part in the management of the affairs
of the town.
Charles Petersen has given good and
faithful service in the past; is man
fully equipped to perform the duties
of his office, and is altogether famil-
liar with the details of the work OF
that Office.
Each and everyone of these men is
aware of the many and important
problems that will fall upon them tc
solve if they are elected to the town
Office, and they believe it is of great
Importance that proper rates and
charges be maintained for the product
of our water and light plant. so thai
the service may be furnished at the
lowest rate possible, consistent with
good business management.
The electric light lines should be ex.
tended to reach all parts of the town
! as such extension is requested by
those desiring to use the service Ex.
n,>~nses should be miDimiZed and the
money going into the various funds
from taxation should be regarded as 9
sacred trust and wisely expended. In
the purchasing department large a.
mounts of money can be saved or lost
in years time. 1t is of as great i'm.
portancc to buy wisely for the power
plant as it is to sell its product for the
right price.
These candidates approve of the wis.
dom of our present board of trustees
in giving their personal attention and
supervision to the purchasing of all
supplies and coal that has been used In
the power plant during their term oi
Office. During their term the cost Of
production at the power plant ha:
been greatly reduced.
The purchasing Of supplies is toe