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Evening journal., 1915-07-23
a.19 Trnt.-Pnrse shnn.
MACK SIGNS ENRIGHT.

Jack Enright. who pitched a no.
hit. no-run game for Easton against
St Michaels, at Easton, Md, yester-
day, has been signed by Connie Mack
on the recommendation OF Jack Nc
Gowan. Enright comes from Texas,
and has been playing for Washing
ton College He is a big lad, and
once before this season pitched a
tWo-hit game.
Evening journal., 1915-07-23
CARD PARTY FOR CLUR.

A card party for the benefit OF the
building fund of the Washington
Heights Century Club will be held in
Miss McClafferty's studio in Pythian
Castle Friday afternoon. July 80, at
2.SC O'Clock. Mrs. William Inderlied
IS chairman Of the committee.
Evening journal., 1915-07-23
MANY ON RIYFR Ride.

One Of the largest moonlight excur-
sions TO leave here this season was
that Of the City Union, Epworth
League. which carried 517 persons on
the Wilson Line vessel. leaving here
at Z O'Clock last night An enjoyable
river ride was had.
Evening journal., 1915-07-23
AH. HA! pREXEL. ME ROYsl

The Drexel Biddles Of Silverbrook
will play Rosedale at home tomorrow.
Drexel Biddle is out for the indepen-
dent championship and wants games
with other teams to settle this much
mooted question. Address J. S. Man
nering, No. 1901 West Second street,
city.
Evening journal., 1915-07-23
OVERBROOK VS.. CHEsAPFAKr

The Overlook Baseball Club will
go 10 Chesapeake City tomorrow TO
play Chesapeake The team is now
under the management of r. Emery
Shaw. The players are requested TO
report at Fifth and Harrison streets
promptly at ! O'Clock sharp.
Evening journal., 1915-07-23
sullivan RESIGNS AS
SANTO DOMINGO MINISTER
Rv The ITnited Press.

WASHINGTON. July 23.-James NJ.
Sullivan. minister to Santo Domingo.
has resigned and his resignation has
been accepted. il was learned today on
authority. He quit following an in
vestigation of misconduct and misfit-
ness for the position. No successor
has been chosen.
Evening journal., 1915-07-23
TRACTION COMPANY SHOOT

The Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company will hold an open
shoot over their traps at Front and
Union streets this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1915-07-23
IODAY'S BASEBALL chances
National League.

National League.
Pittsburgh at New York. clear, two
:ames.
St Louis at Brooklyn, clear.
Chicago al Boston. clear.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia. clear.
American League.
Washington at Detroit, clear.
Philadelphia al Cleveland clear.
New York az Chicago. clear.
Boston at ST. Louis. clear.
Federal League.
Baltimore az Chicago, clear.
Brooklyn al ST. Louis. clear
Buffalo at Kansas City, clear.
Newark at Pittsburgh. clear.
Evening journal., 1915-07-23

Don't you know that the Want Ads
have come 10 be such a potent factor
in the real estate worlc that they are
known as The Best Real Estate
Agent ADV.
Evening journal., 1915-07-23
RETURNS FROM EAsTON. PA.

Guy Ilin. foreman barber fof Jo-
seph +. Flanagan, northeast corner
Fourth and Shipley streets. has re-
turned from two-weeks' visit TO his
father and sisters al Easton, Pa.
Evening journal., 1915-07-23
S c R APS

NEW YORK. July 23-Johnny Dun
lak and Joe Rigers will get together
o4ight in their once-postponed ten
'dhnd battle at Ehbets Field A lash
NJ bout is expected. Dundee is ia
rofed in the betting
Evening journal., 1915-07-23
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

TTS M COTPTS or -r1Ir
Il wealth Of Pennsylvania have granted an
absolute divorce 70 Blanche Milliken Green
from John =. Green. iy23-3t
w ANTED-GAs wELDER 10 WORK
w on steel. Apply Sheet Metal Con
tracing Co, No. 21s 1-2 French street
iy23-1t
ROR RENT - FURNISHED ROOM
It private family. Address RPS, Evening
journal Office. jy23-3t.
T osT-s O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
~ Pearl Sunburst Pin. going from Eighth
and Franklin 10 Eighth and jefferson streets
Reward II returned TO No. 521 West street d.
jy231t.
L ARLY BIRD. THOROUGHBRED ENG.
lI lish setter puppy, II months old. Price,
$50. Apply !. r. Davis No. 702 West
Twenty second street iy23-3t
Evening journal., 1915-07-23
GOODALL WINS.

Goodall defeated independence yes
terday, to 2. Grant was in fine form
allowing Independence but one hit
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Evening journal., 1915-07-23
RHE

Goodali 6OO O OOoe A .
Independence 0 5000 % s
Evening journal., 1915-07-23
HARRY ]. S. Wins
2.12 WESTFIELD RACE

Harry j. S. owned by Harry J.
Stoeckle, Of this city. which won the
2.12 event in the Bay State Short
Ship Circuit race meet at Springfield.
Mass, last week. again won at West
field, Mass. yesterday The trotter
was entered in the 2.12 trot for a
purse of $500 and the first heat was
won by James w The local horse
was driven by Herman Tyson. Of
Newark, Del. The summaries of the
race
sI2 TrOt.-Purse $500.
Harry J. s., blk, h.. Tyson ..2111
James w. TO. g. Dore .....1 5 2 3
The Expose, b. m. Hyde ..3 8 8 2
Jack London, ch. e.. Carmich-
ael ......... ...........4 2 8 4
Centreville and Rafles also started
Time. 213h. 217h. 21Sh. 2.12h.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-07

all holiday buying at our dow display See what wonderful suits bought notice patterns then inside feel the materials examine closely the fine tailoring strict attention the Things and slip you'll see the wisdom of buying suit The with the proportion aving-and be fabrics
 lengths and models
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-07
1 $9.50 l for SIP. 50 and $500
 suits and overcoats

HAT price right here the heart of the
 this particular te the beginning of December and poac the holidays will give saving that will be helpful permitting extend buying other departments supply needful furnishings hats you'll find that underpced make
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l0-For Sale Livestock

BIG AUCTION SALE
70 cake Ptsre NnudaY Npferatsf eau
sisfirE - o. head 20 horses srd niarss
RIt sides AHd ktnds ffaw Eeata dfafi
ta uEht uanisa plous sresnt band
harnesses stnEia ard dnnhis puftnE
aat iuntsf saanns ais4 st reNs ffrsh
ard rasn5aH frsah 8sHfllnE hrlfefs
frsr nif helfrrs allen ie ~aes Z Go
Years old fresh ard rafnina frssa
Any one hattux hafess COWS NHEnns ~
harness n bfuuFht 60 - ear fispas-
- saaa on rswuissian AuffiNn Co
taks rtaes rain ~ shins Takr Hnafn
seattle rar frnu Second God rsster
49, nff al Nairats 81 waia ahs. barr
hiaFk sauth tH kentarkf AaffiHn sales
NfHhirs Watr 1859 Main tRsa
i hffFEW Ard : estfa Enaa rq~ Z
Qnsgs atf unfh rnruinH N fresh ir
fntddie - December Fef saie tr
Andrew Wifann. q. y y Ne 4. HFt
ia fsanfsHa Ma
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CARPENTERS
CHATTEL LOANS

ARE you tern pcrartiy enf rrasrra W
ready rncn.y % NEE, year current eeh,
gss,onsr WHY worry over numerous
email hfiiss Oct them All 'osstns.
80 mi advance yea the fnoney 70
pay them eff -
VIZ win loan ron FROM We - We
your rurniturs piano. heasshold goods
livestock etc THE loan can % refsl.
IN small rnaatAiy tnsfsiineats arrange
10 suit your eenvenienes
A liberal discount Will - anowef ~ az
isans paid before maturity. FREE 81
tsrsien % tfrns In case of aeknees ~
tsss 81 employment CALI WRIT
on PHONE ard eur representative MI
E cali at your Residence ara explain cor
rn.rseA % feinx Business ALL trans
actions wifh us are held strictly psfNN's
ard esnra~rtisi
GERMAN AMERICAN LOAN co,
SUITE io0s-i l.. c. SMITH BLDG.
ELLIOTT 1859
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44-Houses for Sale
sS-Farm Lands for Sale

iiorsE. iss5s ~ float East Waterway.
parry furnished. 5000 Address All
star
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VITAL STATISTICS



Frederick .. tfaidsnan and Annie
wsett Portland Or
glus Gust Biork. &c. Seattle ana ~.
ran Eisern jacobson. ~. t.smein
tarry q Vsnsma. 30. and Esteiis y.
Auckland ~ seattle.
claude r johnson ana Mae Bsrbaa
ToWfsY. Seattle
George william nofnshaw and aafis +.
fatonssiis DaNsOn. r
ssuton y crandeii snd Edith Craig.
Everett
Alexander \ Bfuuu and DaEnsr
x. HsFita. -. and Tayo Arai. =. 40.
hbsi , Holt sad Mar " Kssies. IA
coma
iiutehinson. Hsaiils 49,.
Psrikles Hkariatos and Eta hefsrtH
Seattle
victor Yoss %. ana Hiima ssndbs-
-. pouisb0
COY u. short ana Matilda T. wfiSht.
clinton y Sanders. g. and Rose "
aehuaufsr Seattle
Gus Pstsrsen. q. ana ida Hsria 49,
son. 20. seattle
M"''on Seattle ,.,,.
Mrs and M =. ~ KINNEY. iii' kdfy
~ daughter
Nrs and Hr ~ williams. i2is i'ih
ssH a. son
-.
NJ, ana NJ " 4. Scott. sssa wst.aa
sFs sgn.
NJ, and wr vs. W Harper. So SINH
Hvs -. daughter.
Mr. snd ~ y J. BsusIs 5es w
Prospect sf daughter
Mr. and 8f Thomas Papison. 5oes "
tafh son
Mrs and NJ. John ,. T.ouEhran. t7zs
THilfnan ave. daughter
afs and M Geo. q Bracket 2iPs ~
! Broad way. son.
nfs ard NJ. +. r. Sterling. III iifh
ave ~. daughter
M. and NJ Z c HnL 80 :tth Az.
r. daughter
Mr. Sarah Thorpe. So itb Ds~son -,
Oct Il
patrick murphy. -. King county hos
plfai October 20.
Robert AaEsii. 81. King county hos
pltai october ~.
4 Divorce D~eys~-
| Gladys Bro~n from John q BFoen.
Caroline l. JAnsft from jos Jansit.
Johanna Harden from r Harden.
| MayHne J Cook from Wiifref = -
Rose Lille from Edward Llttis.
Emma Y. Townsend from Harry
I Turnssnd.
B.rnardins Lee from Geo Lee
MARY Alice sumg,er from VIA. H.
l suupf~r.
! sophie Fsrsen from liver Psrssn.
| Julius e. Berens from Lucy Bersns.
Fife Barns from nobt. Burns
/ Martin ~. Lee from Grace T. Lee.
John i4vsFuaors from Alice Lirerruors
olive De Force fro fnDonaid De Forc.
ora Msrfisld from HARM u. Nsrfieid-
Mary NORTH from " NORTH
Auie Daniels from Frances Dsnieis.
] Louise sckaitz from Rudolph schultz
Divorce Complaints
| Beatrice MADDEN John Hadden.
eru.ifF.
] Jossphlns nsiandsr - Sells MslAndsr.
I cruelty.
Mari. Prsniics ". Thomas p Pfsniic-.
] non support.
/ MAbei A. Van Every ". Harm c Vsa
l Every. non-sgppoff-
william stephen ". Ninnis stepbsH.
I dasrrfian
sarah Assrbseh vs More, Assrbush.
| cruelty
samantha l.. Cook - John Cook DE-
/ ssrfiou
Jsnni. Y. Grimm - George G. on,-
fth d.Hefffnn.
Esther carlyle 70 John = carirls.
ron support
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Autos Wanted.
s-For Sale Miscellaneous

WANrnp- 10 buy ford passenger from
owner taA dawn $40 uer month
ramly. use only Addlgs. y. sta
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l6Agents Wanted
I7-Salesmcn Wanted


i7-Salesmen Wanted
HAlEHMEA rnskst eide line nes i've
proposition au merchants Boz taens -
700 Gee and uudsf want it paws o. 90
tummtsninu ou each sale uu rpiiertiHg
$50 fsh to merchant W. take haet
pusoid euads Fastest. hisaesi raNinE
slide iinc ever offered Garfield AIS
go. fos Hisei 49, ctleaso.
LANGh kuittins mi. insiirs towespun
uenfe atth vamen'desirnua ~ earning
mnnef fait time or spare hHurat %
pefiause unnecessary anad pas 40
drrss International Nuis Ice Dept 10
,-,S~-U,,.S-s.,~,S.i>>,.-SS>c~~cs~~~N~~~~~~~
l9--Male Help Wanted
ORIGINAL aoLEn bAHnHn cot
t.EGE ias Main 49, pays wages 20
men and nnweu shiio learning barber
trade assists faa securing Positions
90 colleges Eafd rear ia business Cat
aInaua ffse.
Il % VAtIE trousers o. tisa upstaifs
iunauafst A t.lfr ursfatfs clothes shuu
Joshua arssa uiaE Fauffh and l1Ae
fnr nAHtsiN stoHn -sss Occidental
CORNER MAIN saves hard rash an mes
snd second hand goods iiafgaips 10
salfs afsfffafs. fainfnats .. 90 90
shoes watches suit rasss tte ~
naY. cell exchange fhans ssin ifti.
rno-rtstun- learn asss1tHe tu enc
mnHth az sssi Eiilei ate tAmphlrt
IS ANrEn ruaiia tender CAT Zee
central mas
unlutNAL MnLER HARDER SCHOOL
gGs uftidehtst Ave
Mrn aaa euuRsn w teach thn barber
trade thnrauEhtg wages nhts irarn
ina. assist o. securing qosiii"ns4 over
81 YsaFs iu seattle
kAVANRrait :. 81 has' iaet ia ave
Mf nutSo urAtN Asa arstalfs ffsris
srtis mrus 80 saits Zoe ttt Nfaeis >
,.s.--S.@-~.@s-- s>s1e>ss---se~~-~~-~s
20 Male Situation
MkN ANp WIZ nant lasiiiaa IS
ranch anis ia tahe sasd care ~ same
have baA experience in hsfft Nafa
ean sttr assf - references Address
IN ti. rfstan o. nfrmefinr. Wash
NANNfEr MA& uants eafs bahd4
ui,h toais rhaus hataisf fffw
ENpERfE~E rapus man and aifv
uaut aufA un fanrh t'hens Eiiinti
~.~-~-~-e4~~~~-~~~~o-~~~~
~ E~..eat~ Hal. NNnussi
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46-Houesteads

80 PEn ACRE takes is acf~s home.
stead near Auburn. Finsst Kind river
front bottom land does not aF@rfioH
1890 worth ~ cedar shinKis bolts on
place. very easily cleared one mile
ffom maeadamiSsd hiEhNay call 1897
FIRST ave
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Sale Poultry

iidur nuAuMA puilots. thoroughbred,
aud rafkafeia Tor sails. chaa nNisfna,
aith ave. o. and lard a. hasenna
car
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A HOAE and an Income Dandy litile
ranch. near sumner trade for city
property james =. Kelly % Downs
nidF
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and Found

L0sr sssinss passhoob No iae3f
FINDER return 90 DEXTER hoitfnH
TUUar AND SAVINGS HANK
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AAEn ANp pnuNs
Ia a good Investment 20 has snug
ftttnr windows and handsome doors
- ~ Williams sash and doors are tho
test that can 10 made We make cur
own sash doors snd interior trim.
own Oct own mill and sell direct &C.
any pne % factory prices tefs dvlis-
eFY guaranteed
ufss. frars Observation-Disclosures. . rs
panel doors as sises t.tsst ..tsas 70
same fer painting ..st.ttttttttstt 10
uunaaiaw sash .......t st-t.tttt-ts %
Cottage trent windows ..tttt+tr ~
standard esitEht windows .s..tttttt ~
Craftsman cupboard doors ..t.t,,t -
Hefheh sash as ..+-t t.s.tttt.ss. %
Gold seal roofing s.a..- t.ttttt-... 70
Frames uouiainEs hutifsfs hardware.
paints and stains send fpf free com
pistc ehfaiesus'Ne a a ~ Williams
CO ias rtrst ave = sssttie Wash
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Female Help Wanted

1889 GHAatC tiNaP "@hhSb
faAutEf- Eaas refined rrHia~l aufk
haia 90 har fimr sac go 49, aess ID
seiitns asU adasrfisrf hNfTrof
fnfau mites peffirHats ana CABLE
rp%a made go. inrasafe ats r~ffifesf
anH aaisfs EfurffsnH1 unref sssaff
we traH Yau haa Wufs tefsf Hrria
fnan k Cn uanufa efurrfa eff Nsf
hrs cnirhxn
S. ANrEuaa fssrsans fH Hnirf art ririures
or hnfnr easF unra na rhHrFienrs
good paF HaHaHie free Gleason
whsstsf fig Msfisen rhieaFn
WYE WANTED - Affrrfianaie usfis
mnfnau 81 need ~ hHsar fst na
Hat
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HOTELS

1nE VutaiNUg norEL. vHrinia y and
EiEhth ave. Use any ears Via Wesiiahs
ave Modern elegantly furnished
rooms Transynt. Gee 90 ~ weekly.
e. 30 to ~ Kitchen privileges
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LOANS on furniture pianos all kinds
% security. 20 iatiss and senNeussni
cufek ssrxte-! discreet. aud lowest
rates fes-s Eplsr Blk, si1 s~eeai
AZ. Nsin i.ss
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COAL AND WOOD
CHIMNEY SWEEPS

w1T<wRidHT A Nrt.Eop-E liio,t tsiI
Prrmps. rsiiasls delivery al KIDD. ees
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Mr. sarah Thorpe 81. 1886 Dawson -.
Oct ~.
Patrick Murphy. TO- king county hos
pifai October 20.
Robert Harsr. 81. King county hos-
etrtaf.af
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14
Wheauidge Notes.


The officers of Wheatridge
Grange were installed by worthy
master of Arvada Grange, Bro
Their APPEL assisted by Mrs. Hal
Ioway in a very impressive man
ner. after which a short literary
program was rendered and lunch
was served. A large crowd was
out and everybody had a good
time.
County Supt. Miss Burger ac-
companied by a delegation Of 80
or more of Semper and Broom
field residents visited the La
porte school north of Fl. Collins,
This is consolidated school of
three or four districts in one.
having a high school besides all
the grades and children who have
a mile to go are hauled in a
wagon. Six wagons are used
for this purpose. This is a great
thing for rural children and it
should be practised wherever pos
sible.
The Mothers Congress held a
we'll attended meeting at the
school house Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Nixon and family are ex-
pecting to 60 to their home in
the south soon.
Mr.. Dennis of 10Th Ave-, is
agent for the Alladin lamp and
is meeting with quite a success in
the sale of them.
Mr.. Binkley is improving and
unlesa he gets a backset will soon
be out again.
The married men of the Grange
are going to play basket ball as 9
preliminary for the High school
team at the Armory Saturday
night this will sure be some
game.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14
Mex Bank has Substan'
stantial Backing.

The Commerce State and Saw
ings Bank which received its
charter to do business from the
State December goth, yesterday
purchased the assets OF the
State bank of Denver and will
open its doors Monday to do a
general banking business in the
quarters of the latter institution,
1884 California street. The price
for which the Commerce State
and Savings bank bought the
State banks business is unnam-
ed but it covers the $50, 900 La
bilities of the older institution.
The new bank will start oper.
atoms with an unusual list Of
stock holders, ten of whom are
presidents or ex-presidents of
state banks. Others are prom
inent cattlemen of Colorado. In
connection with its business, a
new cattle company will be OPP
Grated, The Drovers' Loan and
investment company which was
recently organized with a capt.
talization of $50, 900.
Among the stock holders of
the bank are J. H. Church, pres
ident of the First National bank
of Arvada, retired cattleman:
Christian Walrich, president Of
the Alamosa National Bank; G.
E. Collins, president of the Kit
Carson State Bank of Kit Carson,
an extensive cattle owner; W. G..
Schultz, president of the Chey-
enne National Bank of Cheyenne
Well; Amons Binford, Vice presi-
dent of the Littleton State Bank,
aretired cattleman; George W.
Gates, president of the First Ma
tional Bank of of Monte Vista; AL.
bert H. Barth, Vice president of
the First national bank of Arva.
da; ]. F. Church, president of
the Limon Land and Cattle Co...
A. Loehwig, Cashier of the Lit
Teton State Bank; w. E. Hick-
man, Cashier of the First Nation
al bank of Windsor; w. M, Hop
kins, president of the East Lake
State Bank Of East Lake, Colora-
do and Frank S. Moore, presi-
dent of the Union Health, and
Accident company.
The capitalization of the new
bank is $50, 900. The president
is d. H. Staley and the Vice
president and Cashier is Wesley
Staley and the assistant Cashier
E. M. Collins.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14
Ordinance IFS

AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING
FOR ASSESSING AND COL
LECTION OF THE EXPENSE
OF CONSTRUCTION OF SIDE
WALKS IN DISTRICT NUMB
Err FOUR AND FOR CERT FL
CATION OF UNPAID ASSESS
MENTS.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
TOWN OF EDGEW AFTER:
Section /. THAT WHEREAS,
pursuant to Ordinance No. 1913 the
Town of Edgewater has constructed
sidewalk in District Number -Four
in said Town, after due notice to the
owners of all abutting property in
said District and after failure Of the
owners Of the property hereinafter
described to lay sidewalk according
to said Ordinance and notice. and
Section 2. WHEREAS the entire
cost Of said improvement and of the
construction of said sidewalk il One
Hundred and FortyOne Dollars and
this Board has found that the same
was a public necessity and that said
expense is properly and justly APP
portioned as hereinafter set forth
and that the construction of said
sidewalk was necessary Tor the pub
lie safety, and
Section 3. WHEREAS this Board
has found that each of the lots here
matter mentioned has been benefit
ed by said sidewalk to the amount
hereinafter stated as m assesses
ment thereupOn and
Section 4. WHEREAS the as
sessments as hereinafter made were
heretofore duly ascertained and
fixed by the BOARD and meetings of
this Board to hear objections t" and
make corrections, If any, in said
assessments were appointed as re
CURED by law. of which assess
ments and meeting notice was duly
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14
Canadian Indians Suffer.

OTTAWA. Ont.-Indians in the north
ern wilds Of Canada have been hit
hard by the war situation in Europe.
II was announced that the dominion
government has decided to 30 to the
relief Of the Indians to prevent many
OF them from starving as cOnse-
quence Of the collapse Of their fur
industry.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14

reaching the Wyoming line.
While crossing prairie they ran
into a barbed wire which was
stretched across the road being
used for a telephone. It broke
just as it caught the wind shield
or they might have been badly
injured.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14

given, mailed and published as re-
CURED by law, and
Section 8. WHEREAS this
Board did meet at the place and
times as appointed and as stated
in said notice and as required by
law but no person interested APP
peared at any such meeting and no
objection has been made to any or
all of said assessments either Mt said
meetings or at all,
Section 8. NOW THEREFORE,
IT'S HEREBY ORDAINED that
the following described lots and
property be and the same are here
by assessed as follows. to-wit:
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14
Town Board Proceedings.

The following bills were allowed by the
TOWN BOARD OF EDGEWATER, Colo.
Jan. s. 1915:
Carl Whitehead, 3rd, quar- Salary %
=. Marine, 3rd Quar-. Salary .----..-i5 co
Hesther l.. Tautfest, 3rd. Quar- SALARY 81 %
j. w. Saunders. 3rd. Quar-. Expense y
- Marine, Lumber 10 %
s. Marine, labor on streets
and Town Hall----..-----------.---- II 81
Ernest Spicer. labor on Town Hall -. 3 -
stephen HiIus, Labor on Town Hall 90 90
W. r. Benton, hauling lumber and -.
gravel and lnbor on streets w o 10
W. b. Reed, hauling cinders-. =. , 90
Edgewater Hardware Co. boardInnils, 90
>, l.. Tnutfest, hauling lumber --.- 20
The Arvnda Enterprise, pubishi bills
and notice .,-,.-.,,----,.-.---- .---- Is o.
North DenyerI.mber Co., lumber and
cement ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ID -
r. f.. Clark, backsmithing on tool. ----- %
DR.. W. f. Sunderland, quarantine and
Humiliation --.-------.----r- ~ -
The Denver Gas & Electric Co, ,trcct
l,iRhts--.-, 10 op
Total. s2tis 80
HEsTHER l.. TAUTFEsT
Town clerk
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14

Attorney George b. Campbell
won Il suit in the supreme court
this week, entitled Davis VS.. Miller
ct al. The suit was tried in the
county and district courts being
favorable TO the plaintiff, and the
defendant being dissatisfied took
il up to the supreme court and lost
there. The basis of the suit was n
lien held by the Ralston Lumber
Company on the big barn in the
valley to protect the company in
the sum of about -, 400, for lnm-
her, purchased by Mr.. McPher-
son, who was finally closed out by
A. u. Miller.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14

Subscribe now. $1.W.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14

T.. l.. Newcomb took his father
to points in Weld county last
week in his car. almost reaching
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14
Assessment.
District total $l4l.U

Section I. That this Ordinance
shall be published in the Arvada
Enterprise, n newspaper of general
circulation in the Town OF Edge
water. there being no newspaper
published in this Town.
Section 4. That the Town Clerk
shall receive payment of said as
sessments for period of thirty 1901
days after the going into effect OF
this ordinance, and all funds 50 re-
ccived shall be paid over to the
Town Treasurer and by him deposit
ted and kept in separete Fund Of
Sidewalk District Number Five
Section .. After the expiration Of
said thirty day period the Town
Clerk shall certify in manner provi-
ded 10y law, all unpaid assessments
with legal penalties to the proper
county officer for collection as pro-
vided by law.
Passed and approved this fifth day
of January. 1913.
EUGENE BOOTZ, Mayor
Attest:
HESTHER l.. TAUTFEST,
Town Clerk.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14

Fine barred Rock Cockerels,
Ringless strain, also fine S. G.
White Leghorn cockerels for sale.
T. S. Rowan, Arvada,
X. Il. l Box %, Phone Arvada
1851.