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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-03

Mike Harmon who is of far seeing
philosopher than humorist accounts for the
tlusiasm and unanimy with which the senate
passed bill to discourage traffic in cold storage
eggs. They're right" said Mr. Harmon. It's ma
tural that when they go back they'd all
the eggs in their several communities as fresh and
sweet smelling possible / wonder
Der didn't offer amendment making it felony
throw antique egg at fellow ON his
return from his arduous labors the capital"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-03
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHl

WASHINGTON, March 2.-Dispatch-
es to the Carranza agency from Vera
Cruz announced the garrison at MeXi-
co City yesterday repulsed attacks
from three different points by Zapata,
Gonzales and Cara forces
The message as made public follows:
''Reactionaries met Il severe defeat
yesterday when they attacked Mexico
City from three different points. name
ly Churubusco, Penon and San LaZaro.
The fighting was heavy and the reac-
tionaries were repulsed at all points
with great loss.
General Iriartc a Zapata leader, was
killed Documents found on him show
cd the attack to have been ordered by
Zapata. Gonzales and CARA
Several trainloads of food have ar
rived in Mexico City and the water
works are being repaired. General Al
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-03

Commission. $500 per annum.
The State Mine Inspector. $1,000
per annum
The members of the Tax Commits
sion. $24o0 per annum.
The Chief Justice and Judges of
the Supreme Court $4,000 each per
annum.
The Clerk of the Supreme Court,
$1,000 per annum.
The Reporter of the Decisions Of
the Supreme Court $1,000 per an
mum.
The Judges of the Superior Court
copa, Pima. ella and Cochisc, $500
per annum.
The Judges of the Superior Court
of Greenlce county. $4,000 per annum
The Judges of the Superior Court
Of the counties of Apache Navajo.
Coconino. Mohavc. YUMA Pnal
Graham and Santa cruz. $500 per
| annum.
! The members of the state Land
Commission. $1,000 per annum.
The House in the Afternoon
executive session of the house ON
a subject concerning which the
members of that body were imme-
dately reticent. one thing decided
upon early was that there should be
a night session hut there was u
div ersitY of opinion. It was the
conviction Of some that the mem
ocrs could do seven dollars worth
i of work in->a day in the day time.
F, But it was finally decided TO hold
session last night. The house
would not consent to the continuance
of it as regular diversion.
| In the course of the session the
following bills were passed.. An act
providing an appropriation for the
! Northern Arizona fair
An act appropriating the ncces-
sary sum for an artesian well near
Winslow
| A bill for the relief of Paul Thorne
reporter for the supreme court.
| joint memorial was offered by
Mr. Flanagan urging congress To
order the appraisal of the lands at
| Parker and open the surplus lands
of the reservation to settlement. \
concurrent resolution against tho mi
Sratory bird act was presented.
The house concurrcd in the senate
amendments to the bill authorizing
superintendent of Indian schools
and Indian agents to issue marriage
licenses and to perform marriage
cercmoics
Mr. Graham poved for the consid
GRAFTON of one of the pending mine
tax bills but the house was unWil-
ing to take the matter up. 1t was
, at this point that Mr. Pinlllcy moved
an executive session.
In the committee of the whole the
bin for 4 revision of the game laws
was laid over for a day. The next
bill considered was the one provid
ing for a department Of labor Great
ing a commissioner of labor and Il
board of arbitration in labor dis
putes. Mr.. Christy opposed the meas
urc on the ground that the governor
was given the power of appointment
and he said that it thereby CON
templated aiding the governor in the
commission of political offenses. The
passage of the bill was recommended.
Favorable action was taken by the
committee on the bill making APP
rropriation to enable the state to av-
all itself of the Smith-Lever act of
congress to provide for agricultural
extension work in the various states.
The house manifested its antipathy
to the emergency clause by striking
it off of several bills in the course
of the committee session. When
the committee rose. Mr.. Shirley in
vain renewed his protest against Il
night session
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-03
WORKING THE SYSTEM

''I clean the snow Off walks fer quarter"
why, just paid quarter to have il cleaned
'"rain't half done"
Come. That isn't nice way to abuse
a fellow worker
oh OATS all right-he's pardner" -ACleve-
land Plain Dealer
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-03
TOO MUCH

How about that popular BELIEF
She is not so popular now that she is married..
oh she had make choice The disat,-
pointed suitOrs should forgive her that"
Yes, but she furnished the flat with tobacco
coupons she inveiged from the unsuccessful suit
OrS"-Judge,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-03
RUSSIANS ARE NOW
CONTINUED from Page One)

to make counter attacks in the Trans
Choruk region were repulsed with
heavy losses to he enemy. We also
had successful engagements in the
Olti region. Elsewhere there is no
change" SO
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-03
GIBBONS GETS DECISION

ASSOCIATED PRESS DisPATcHl
HUDSON. Wis. March Mike
Gibbons was accorded newspaper
decision over Eddie McGoorty in ten
rounds. They are middleweights.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-01-29

The 81. Joseph Western League
Club sold George Watson. outfielder
to the Oakland Club Of the Pacific
Coast League.
Tom McCarty of Lewiston. Mont.
defeated Terry kellar, the Californti
light heavyweight, In ten-rount
bout In Brooklyn, N. Y.
The University Of Colorado basket
ball five defeated the Colorado Agri
cultural team In the opening game o.
the intercollegiate season at Boulder
Colo.
Averaging l,103 In the Northwes
Bowling League tournament at Chi
cage. the Littau Ryes bowlers BE-
lieye they have broken the nationa
record
United States District Judge X. N
Lands at Chicago took under advise
ment the prayer Of the Fedora
League for q temporary injunction
against the leading bodies Of organ
ICED baseball to restrain them frosn
interfering with it, players and from
prosecuting the several suits asatns
them.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-01-29

The Indiana Senate passed. q to 81
q measure to abolish capital punish
ment. The bill now goes TO the House
Louis d. Brandeis OF Boston teatt
fled In New York before the United
Staaes commission Of industrial rela
lions that he believed the great cor
porations tended 10 degenerate the
type Of labor.
Lorlys Elton Rogers. fascinator Of
women, remained In the Bronx county
jail In New York. while his attorney
friends and the three women whose
lives he has no tangled sought $500,
necessary to obtain his release.
The Federal Diatrict Court Of New
York appointed walter c. Noyes 70
ceiver Of tho Chicago. Rock island 4
Pacific Railroad Company. the lows
corporation whose stock was sold q
public suction two weeks ago.
At Ia Pax. Mex, five men we're
killed and eight seriously injured o.
board the armored cmiser San Diego
when . boiler tube blew out after .
steaming trial Of four hours had beeu
completed.
Treating" In saloons et Iowa viii
be prohibited, and the practice Of per
sons living In dry" territory carrying
home well filled suit cases will bs
stopped II the General Assembly 81
acts laws proposed In the Senate
Four bills designed 10 further restrict
the sale Of liquor In Iowa appeared.
The best possible solution OF the IN.
employment question lies In govern
meat encouragement or cooperation
In the restoration Of railroad con
struction and the opening Of nes
lands. said Benjamin Y. Yoakum.
chairman Of the 81. Louis 4 San
Francisco Railroad Company, In .
speech In New York before the Re
publican Club.
A former beaver man II named ~
the bandit who held up the bingham
state bank. ntngham. Utah. thres
weeks aso and stole eI6.soe. after
locking the cashier. assistant eashiet
and clerk In receiving vault G. j
Smith. Denvsr manager Of the w. J.
burns Detective agency, returned r.
Denssr after identifyinx the rohber q
Burt Hsaeon Of Denver.
Mayor Joseph A. Hermann -
nouncsd q Roosevelt. n. T.. that war
rants had bssn issued for the arrest
OF twenty-five deputy sheriffs Involved
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-01-29
FoaGioN.

Or. Philip Newton. one Of the Aner
loan Red Cross surgeons In charge ol
this ESiev hospital, married Tho Prfn'
cess Helene schahofskaya II Pstro
grad.
Large numbers Of the Germans and
Austrians who were placed IN dstcn
tion camps IN various parts OF Eng
land during the early days Of thu
war. are now bsing released.
The Rumanian legation II Berlin
has not received officisl confirma
tion q the Swiss and Italian reports
regarding Rumanian mobilisation. fos
which. Il In stated, the recessars
royal decree has not been iasusd.
A group Of well known Italians haf
addressed = letter to Secretary d
State Bryan conveying m appeal thai
the United States take some action
to tho end that the monuments Of art
IN the belliGsrsnt countries be pre-
served from ruin.
General Joffre. the French com
mander.in-chief. was decorated with
the Cross u St. George BY Maj. Gen
Prince Felix Youssoupoff Of Emperol
Nicholas' suite. who went to France
TO confer the decoration on behalf o.
the Russian emperor.
Imports Of foodstuffs. raw materials
and other commodities at LiverpOO
continue on an unprecedented scale
and the congestion, which was al
ready acute. has been accentuated b.
the arrival Of twenty-One more car
goes from various ports Of the world
King Victor Emmanuel has placet
the royal palace At Gaserta at this
disposal Of earthquake refugees ant
wounded Notwithstanding the ex
ceedingly stormy weather. snow and
freezing rain falling, the King
motored to Ayexxano. Balsorano
Isola. Belliri aud Sora.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-01-29
wAsA,saro,s.

Ssnaeo Democrats Ia caucus reached
q finai agreement on the administra.
tisa clip purchase bill and adopted .
resslnttsa making Il party measure
The reported dlsappearsnce Of thoa.
sanAs a dollars os public works
fan1s 10 8anto Domingo occurred BE-.
for any Il the happeninks which led
up 70 tbs present Investigation In
New York Of James n. Sullivan.
Americas minister 10 Hanto Domingo.
sccordin& 10 Secretary Brysa's I'M.
derstaMdtng Of the situation
President Wtisoa vas charged with
seeking 10 bsiId W . psrsoaal NJ.
chims To secure remomination and niso
With Violations Of The platf0em ple1ges
NJ NJ party ~ RepfesentAttve MANN.
nAnsrity leader 10 N aAdrssa IN The
House.
A record cotton crop for The
1Dil.i3 SEASON was Indicated n tbs
esnnus bsseaU's rspeet showing ~.
oe5,o19 rsaaiag baiss hsl besn gtnnesi
prlor - Lea. 10. 0ianin9s fToa Ian.
/ y Is amonnts1 . 1oo.tte 1slos 80
eneoo1o1 49, q that pssie1 h Asy
eftviees -.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-01-29
EXPENSE BUDGET CUT
GOVERNORS CONFERENCE TO
SAVE rAxpAvGRs sf4,s33.
Az oepartmsnt Heads Aid Executive
In Making Rsdueeiers.-Shert
Apprepristlen olii Paced.


western Newspaper '"i'n news
Denver.--A conlerencs he'. ~.
tween Governor oariso. A"u -.
heads Of different state deps'''n'"''
saved Colorado yls,S3s.
y am more tnan pssaseu "u ~.
ready response the stase o'''coIs IN.
department nesos save 70 my i.s"oss
for . general cut In expenses s.'u
Governor Carson. nops tuoy my
BE- gwen fnii cred's lot tne ".nn. . ~
wnlcn tney nave mst .n0 s'eu. ~. :.
Ano J especially w'sn 70 slso o.s ~
W. p. fraser, i'sn IN. sA"s !.
sioner. VINO mas msterMny s'ue. ~ ~"
our eifort 70 reouce expenses " '"e
minimum. 49,.
The cut OF Sis,o"s = msue - ..s
short appropriation oh' pAsseu ~ ."s
Assembly. Inc 'o's' "'ou". 49, ooo
Tor IN the measure was s"ou' e'oo,v.o'
among the reouc''ohs "eue 49,"
Sl,zo" from tne soserno' .o"
iuha OF sl'ooV msue W. ~" - 10,
OF "oSerhor an'no"e ""' 80 80.
SIX "eeAs VI us 'e, e'o.y -
Governor oar'son e'n'. '" ~ -
sz'ooo ior tne per'ou uo. ' -.
April = WV 'ioM ~. ~ a.,,,,.
pehse Iuna ol s.,sv' .o a,s,...
eaai''ner :" ,"' So w.. "a eooo
s'Vo no"' '"' - s.na ,or
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-01-29
BRITISH SINK
GERMAN SNIP
DAMAGE TWO cauleGae III
CLASH Or eLGErs IN NORTH
SEA sArrLg.
123 SAVED OUT Of S85
kAisgR's CRAFT FolLoWgo wv
TIL MINES MeMAcg ADMIRAL
oGArrv's vGsssLs.

MA~s~xu ss~~.ra a.r ryutnr N..r. a.rvtn.
$500. - a. <. ....-.-. =.
1880 -. so S. ~
~. ' 1890
- ~ ,,eS. y 49,. - 49,. 49,.
~ $3.50 - s-....S~.~s g..
y. s .u 1870. ..u,,.". 49, ~
80 - ..u .. s -. ~. c. S.
.s go. p,,..ss. - 49, "a
~. ~"s s...,. a-..,.s.. 49,. ...s
49, .,.s .a".".ss
ny n.....ss u.,. .,... -.
.u.h, ,r.,,.n o. 80 =. = sno.r 80,
~. .,.."s,, - - 90. -,
$3.50 - 80
- . ,...- -.
~. ..,,,.a.. "a s...ro.a.- 1900.
s...-. ~. s.-.s. 80. ~. - ~
-. ~ s.....-... ... 80 -,
1890 ~. .d,.,r.,,w rh. p-,,,.h
- s...s... - ~. ....s ,,.s.h,
- . s "a $3.50 .nS ~. MEN
:. ~. Ca...,.n mo. ,,,,,, ~. ,,,,. -
sn,.,.r,n. ir,..,.d s,aId ros.,h,v
ss..S .hsr, ,-o,r ,,,r,her ,o.ss.
tn. n,..ch.- ,v.. . c,m,uar ~ * kho
49,. a,.n,.o.,r.n. ana aI,non-h com.
,,,,.s,orad 4, ,oos ~.s cor,niet.,v 70.
rs...d ,as, VAR she IVA. M, cIa ...d
:. h.,,,. or,,,..r hrt v.. 8 ths
n.,. c,... a. ,ho.. ,orm,d. h,o sssht.
-. ws.,, a. go ,ho n.rs,trs.,
C.rmanv.s ,.t.,, hattie cru,ser which
h.a ans, Ief, tho builders, b.nas. ana
IN, hst,Ie cruisers seydlitx and
Mo,tre the latter s,ster shin Of the
coeh.n former,v of the German. lint
now M the Turkish fleet which was
recently reported damaged nv the Rus.
slams IN the plack sen.
Tha british SQUADRON. commanded
nv vice ADMIRAL Cir David Beatty.
WIN a,so was IN command Mt the hat.
a. oss ue,,oI.nd last AUGUST. cons,st.
al NJ the hattie cruisers Tiger. Lion.
Princess Roval New Zealand ana In.
dom,tah,e The first three of these
crmi..rx mount e,.bt Is5.ipch INNS
ara avon tho N.w yaa,.ra ana INDIAN.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-01-29
COLORADO LIVE STOCK
INCREASE or ef2,22S.too SHOWN
IN REPORT.
Every Branch 81 Industry Has aren't
er Value Than In tSt3-oairy
Herds Gain e2,222, 900.

western Newspaper Union News Services.
Denyer.-An increase Of 3l2,224.l0o
In the value OF colorado's livestock
industry In the las; year II reported
BY the department Of agriculture. the
greatest Increase was In horned cat
tie, Mich cows increased In number
from $4,000 to 205.000. the average
value increasing from Ss3 to sos.
The total value Of the dairy herds
rose from S11.71s,Oo0 to 3iS.s40.00O.
making q gain Of )2.322.000 over the
previous year. There are $4,000
other cattle, - against $4,000 year
ago. The average value rose from
$40 to 1870, and the total value from
937, 1850, 900 to 943,s25,200, . gain Of
$4,000. 900.
The horses In the state number
$4,000, averaging SS5. The previous
year there were $4,000. averaging SSS
each. The gain 10 1000. The total
for this year Is S2S, 900, an In.
crease of 32.275.0Q0. Mules increased
from 1900 to 10000. The total value
Of this stock Ia $500 900. an increase
Of $4,000
The number of Colorado sheep rose
from 1865, 900 to 1,75l,000, the aver
age value increasing from $40 to
$40. Total values show a gain OF
$3.50. 400, 1914 figures being 3s,l7i,-
900. and 1915. S7,704,40o.
Swine increased $1,000 during the
year, from 2o5.O0O to 256,00O. Their
value increased S535,500, from $685.
600 to $2.l52.5O0.
Figures for the entire United States
follow: Horses. total. 2l,1sb,o00; val.
NE, averass, 3103.33. Mich cows, g..
10000; average value, $3.50. Other
cattle, s7,067. 1000; value. each S33.3s.
Mules, 4,47S.000: value. 1895. Sheep.
4s.S56.00O average value, $3.50. Swine.
64.61s,O00; average value. S9.S7.
Colorado mich cows, cattle and
swine are Of higher average value
than those OF the nation; but the gen
eral average of horses, mules and
sheep Is lower.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-01-29
wGsTGaN.

Elias r. Kessler. n Nebrsska
Yancher vho went To Denver 10 At.
tend tle National Horse Show. died
SHddenly from acute indigestion.
mAsniftcent spectscular demon
styntlon vas siven a Reddlng. Cal. by
IAs.sm peak. which bruke forth In
What Z probably the most violent erup-
.t,oa ~ the ssr,es that began last May.
cr... n....s. =. !. =. ,n.r.., a.,
!, .os ~ $3.50. .ooarn,.. - : .....
.V .."....S - -
fnw over n. market 81 Butte. Mont.
.tcnx,a.A nov has 400 ooO horses on
hand
r~...~-,.,.A
... ...~" - p0.. =,
. ..S-. -. ~. -. " ",
n..a-,. -. ...s -1. =.
- 49,. ". wy 49, s.so"
.s
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-01-29
Men.ress Quits state sseeksrewsrs.

,,,,, 49,
peh'er'-ah ne Mnui".t =, ne
Mon,ro,e S.oehsIowe Assoe'', W.
numbering ~ neuS, uo .ue
coioraoo o.oc.sro~e Assoc'.'ivu
because Oh 's iA'iurs 70 supper. 'ne
oii'' now pehains IN oonsress, sutaW
,Amk Tue ieoersl 'eAs,ns VI puo''c
isnds, mafred .he closing session o'
tue s.ate organisation IN nehSer.
IL Is UNDERSTOOD tnat iohoWns .ae
beshlOn private OiISTS WcIe MAUc W
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-01-29
eNoM yole0AApnlc AGp0Nro
YnAv covgA rms Wgak1
avgMrs.
Of MOST INTEREST.
keEpsNo TMg NgA0gR eoeY0o
on MOST lMpoArAMr
cuAaGMv ropice.
western kewspsper Union Ness sssvtns.
ADoUT tine WAN.

,rsn .A- - ~-aca v,.ova-
-. !. ss'vs =
'
~ we Af.onpe we ns"u.s
uhned ~ ni9nt = Fon'a'ne Ms...
ana -. stuDer1 Al .1s ss'elpss y.
me ehs6y Wcss repu
me sttacAs Iront -
nave krOWn less Irequent snu "pp.
ENTITY are NO. De'hs puuneu Win s.c
same determ'n4t'on ~ p.es 'ous.s. -
.ne Csrpeta'Ans 'ne A''es sio sas
pouho.
While German airm0n were drop
ping bombs on Dunkirk, one Of which
damaged the American consulate. two
british aviators paid . visit to Zee
brasee and succseded IN damaging
submarine and Killed OF wounding the
rrews Of the guns mounted ON tine
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-01-29
Senators Alter Workmsn's Act.

Denver.-Important ana Tar reach
ing alterations in the proposed indus
trial commission act to be presented
to the Twentieth General Assembly
and originally drafted by committee
Of attorneys working under direct in
structions from Gov. Geo. A. Carlson
have been made In q redraft Of the
measure by the Senate Industrial COM
mittss. OF which Senator william r.
Eaton of Denver is chairman. The re-
draft was made after the Senate com
mittee had considered the administra-
tion measure from all angles; had
considered communications and criti.
cisms submitted by employers and en-
ployes, and had made careful study
Of possibly conflicting constitutional
provisions and statutes and similar
laws in force In other states OF the
Union. These changes modify the
measure to a considerable extent.
70 PVnish Fake Advsrtissrs.
Observation-Disclosures for fraudulent
advertising IL provided In bill intro
duced In the State Senate BY Senator
Robert r. Winbourn. The measure,
according to It's spousor. Was designed
10 put an end TO fake medicine and
other advertising and compel mer
chants to tell the truth In appealing
TO tho public to purchase their wares.
70 Improve 'rspses'sa ss Nest.
Dsnver.--A bill requiring that the
state meat Inspector shall be = sradu'
ate veterinarian Ii being prepared BY
the attorney general at the request oil
DR.. W. w. Yard. state veterinarian.
asd will be introduced In the I~gts'
lature.
osvsensr PesblN0 I've state ossres.
Denver.--Investiga which have
been carried on by Governor Carlson
into the affairs Of the State Board Of
Health and the State BOARD Of Capitol
Managers may result In the resiGns.
tion Of several members Of these
boards.
Glenn Named Assistant Examiner.
Denver.-M. W. Glenn Of Pueblo
was appointed assistant state ex
amincr by State Auditor Mulnix. Thts
Il the third appointment which has
been made by the auditor since he
took office.
gxsssaltsa On Forgery Charge.
49,
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-01-29
American eslley 10 Outlines.

washingtoa. - The United States
government issued lengthy defense
of iss Interpretation Of the rights and
duties OF . neutral In the European
war A document 5000 words long.
prepared BY President Wilson. Hecre.
tary Bryan and Counsellor Robert
I.ansins Of the State Department after
several days Of coasnltation, WAS made
public In the form Of q letter from
the secretary Of state 70 Senator Htons
oe Missouri. cAAismas Of the eenass
cemmlttse On fersien relstioas.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-01-29

prssensr VIII d Arrslsnsd on indiet
msnt Tor Conspiracy.

mont Tor Conspiracy.
New York.---Hsrry X. Thaw Ia again
In the Tombs. Brought here Sunday
morning from Boston. his only stop
over on the way from New Hampshire.
he WAS locked up In the prison which
he left almost seven years ago when
he WAS committed TO the state asylum
for the criminal insane Al Matteawan,
following his Acquittal Of the murder
Of Stanford white on the ground Of In.
sanity. He will he srraigned TO plead
10 the indictment charging conspiracy,
based en- his sensational escape from
Matteawan seventeen months ago.
iloston. X. Thaw, Ell route
TO New York ~ \ surrendered fugi.
tive from Justice. met u cheering wei.
come from tens Of thousands Of com.
mu.srs here. When the bcaming face
Of the man who killed Stanford White
wan seen. there WAS tremendous
cheering. and the crowd swept an ex.
trs detail Of police off its feet.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-01-29

Denver.---charles II. Leckenby Of
Routt county has entered the lists
M candidate for United States mar.
shall Of Colorado to succeed Dewey &.
Bailey. Republican, whose term 81.
pires nest month.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-01-29

Glenn Named Assistant Examiner.
Denver.-M. W. Glenn Of Pueblo
was appointed assistant state ex
aminer by State Auditor Mulnix. This
ID the third appointment which has
been made by the auditor since h.
took office.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-01-29

osvsensr PesbiNO rWs state ossrds.
Observation-Disclosures which have
been carried on by Governor Carlson
into the affairs Of the State Board Of
Health and the State BOARD OF Capitol
Managers may result In the resiGns.
ton Of several members Of these
boards.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-01-29
gxtrseIteA On Feeesry chares.

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