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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-15

An enthusiastic meeting Of music
teachers was held in Hartford the
other day for the purpose or forming
a state Organization to be known as
the Music Teachers Association of
Connecticut. Meetings are to be held
in Hartford, October. January, April
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-15

Aided by six engines borrowed from
the Pennsylvania, Rutland and Lacl%
awanna railroads, the New Haven raib.
road company is at last beginning to
see away outsof the freight congestion
which has been causing so much trou-
BILE for the last few weeks.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-15

titled that, plans are being made for
the Connecticut Consumers league an
nual conference in New. Britain, Feb
ruarY 9 and 10. A feature will be a
conference- in domestic service
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-15

!. William T. May Of New London,
state president Of the A. O. IL, met
at Middletown Wednesday with sew
eral members Of the executive COM
mittea Of the parade and convention
Headquarters have been definitely ar
ranged for at Hotel Arrigoni
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-15

Mrs. Philip Simino and children, of
Packer, recently visited Norwich
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-15

A short time ago the Woman's Re-
lief corps presented Sedgwick Post,
G. A. r., a handsome new flag and
Friday, Quartermaster Sergeant Philip
Spelman had the flag flying. in honor
of the meeting of the Relief corps at
buckingham Memorial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-21

bajada Y Su personal en- los. terribles
dias de ia "semana ~tragica". La ad-
ministraci6n Sc sentia segura de que
4 no haber cooperate con tanta acti-
vidad Ell Embajaior en- los trastornos
cue acababan de pasar, las relaciones
entire Mexico y Estados Unidos du-
rante la crisis. no lutheran quedado
tan satiSfactoriamente.
"El miSmo dia seis, a las cineo de
Ia tarde. Bryan me envio otro tele-
grama. refiriendoSe a mis- recomenta-
clones en- pro del reconocimiento dc
Huerta, dirigidaS a Secretario Knox,
afirmando que apro5aba ell curse dc
Ia Inca de conGucta seguida per e!
Embajador Y que "a considerable IA
question del reconociniento.
"Pero apenas habian tenido tempo
los anteriores t~elegramas de Aagar al
lugsr de 81 destino, cuando la nueva
administration americana Gambia de
modo de pensar y los revoco 0 un
nuevo telegrama en- Ell que Sc aseRR-
ba que los aateriores deSpachos ha-
5ian sido firmados Y enviadoS sin ha-
berse Ie;do."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-21
Ia TERcEERA| DEcCL A|RAcIM DEL Ex.EEAHdaBAJA10R
AMERICANA EN- Mexico, Mr.. H. |. WILSON
Detalles mas anplios de las revelaciones que hizo el mencio-
nado diplomatico relacionadas con los nnaneJos del
Presidente Wilson en- la poEtica mexicana

No obstante este incidente deSagra-
dabilisimo, ell Embajador declare que
insisti6 Ell el reconoCimiento por con-
siderar que palpablemente era la uni
ca manera de evitar una cataStrofe
en- Mexico. Pidio instrucciones V no
Sc lie contest0.
"Luego-continua Lane Wilson
sigui6 ell famoso telegrama que Bryan
enwio a Huerta en- condensation del
que este puso felicitando a Wilson
por su toma de possession. FL teiegra-
ma del Secretario de Estado iba diri-
gido a Huerta como general Y no CO.
mo Prcsidente de la R~eplblica, Huer-
IA Sc ofendio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS por
esta ofenSa Y aqui Sc inicio la larga
Y desastrosa controversial personal
entire Wilson Y Huerta.
Bryan no me envi0 nuevas instrnc-
clones: Sc !imito 4 remitirme un pc
QueIo extracto del ceiebre diScurso
pronunciado por Wilson seain e.
cuaI yo deheria haber roto con Hue
Ia"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-21
Van a fnrmsr Una socIedad
Iiteraria en- {! Pz-
so, Texas
Ell general Salvador r. Mersado
realiza las propiedades que te-
MIA en- las cercanias de
dicha -ciudad
Corrc>eondcaaia "a Especial para-LA PREN>A,

Corrc>eondeEoia' al Especial para IA PRENeA,
Ell PASO, Tex, Agosto 17.-El
microbes por Ia noche Sc reunio cn
81 salon social de IL Y. VI. c. a, Ra-
ma Mexicana, un rrupo de entusiaS-
tas jovenes COZ ell noble propositO de
orgauizar una Sociedad Literaria.
DeSpueS dc que e. Prof. j. l. ESQ
bar dirigio 4 Ia juventud preSente
hermo>as pa.abras de aliento Y dc
belleza. Sc nombro la Mesa Direcriva
cue regira Ia nueva Sociedad. ouedan-
do intcgrada por las personals 81
guienteS: Sr. Jesus Rivera, presiden-
te; Sr. Manue. Amparan, ~secretario:
ST.. Leon Castro, vicepresidente; ST.
Luis E. Rosales, ~tesorero. e presi-
dcnte nombr6 en- segUiua las diferer-
ties com:Siores.
Desde Ia proxima session, que sera
cl microbes siguiente, Ia naeva Sc
ciedad contara con Ia presen"ia de Sc
noritas amantes de Ia literature, H.
mus;ca ' Ia poeSia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-21
NOTA INGLESA EX2LlCANDO
COMO EXAMINAN LA Co
RRESPONDENClA INTER
CEPTADA.

WASHINGTON, Agosto 20.-UHa
nota exp.icando como eXamina Ia CO.
rreSpondencia eI gobierno lngles, fUG
entregada al Secretario Lansing p0r
la Embajada Britannica. Esta nota
es complementaria d otra mas COM
prensiva que ell condensation 4 la en-
viada por e. gohierno americana c.
tan redactando continuamente los
Ministcrios de ReIacioncs EXteriorCs
de LondrcS Y Paris.
Los datos que apareceu en- Ia 10
Ia d~emuestran que q promedio de
tempo que Sc cmplca en- eXaminar Ia
correspondence interceptada es de
uno u tres diaS. La demora mini
ma de II correspondence entire los
Estados Unidos Y Holanda es dc dos
dias y Ell maximum de siete. La CO.
rrespondencia 'danesa Sufre una de
mora de diez I ounce diaS, Cuando
ha Sido ne~cesario sacarla DC d bordo
de I'm barco; de 10 contray'o cuat.o
dias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-21
AUSTRIA LLAMA 4 LAS ARMAS
A $1,000 HOMSRES.
ser,irio Exclusive para l., pRENsA.

SerNiriO Exclusive para la PRENSA.
BERNA, Agosto 20.-El enorme
efecto hecho en- ell ejercito austriaco
por las bajaS sufridas en- Russia y Ell
Italia, 10 demuestra el hecho de Que,
segin I'm despacho de Eiena. ell Go
bierno imperial ha llamado a las ar
mas a las ciases correspondence 4
los me de 1885 Il 1897.
EstaS fuerzas deberan e,rrrar Il
filaS Ell rs de agosto.
Tn critico militar Suizo caleu!a
que como resultado de. este llama
miento, AUSTRIA iuneria aumeutari
suS ejercitos en- 255.OG0 hombreS
mas, que son los que representa- cs-
tas r~eservas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-21
NOTAS VARIAS.

~ p.s,-:---, ,..,.c,.f -.
,. a1o a .or.,.. ~ form.
- r = aoliin ,..
perdio Uh PIC On Uu "~'c'"c,'.' gus =
r9sistro e. - de MAYO "L''h'2'
Fl .,,r,,,mi1nt, de l., rirdaa r,ri-
HID nrs nptiriir serha e gran part.
ro.. In ar,!cados buelruis,as &c Ia
romn,5;o dc rraavias locales. rara
que SUp.'"S- IDS l'"''~4S f'e .''''o'
que ga 'o% 'V'""'''''
ue Ji'"es'
ii S""'"'''ie".'' "~S'
i"'Ss =: - p'''-'g. a,,f,.,r 49,,
negative.
"
Ch ,"''''" l'- Po''-'' Il- g.a
"e d. 'o.,IS' S''1'F" ~ 49,
Jaci'Io I'd - "''' i" ''''''''" 49,
F72.''' -,
mic abrio on I'm cu,jci6n cercano. H.
r.;cdo,a JosnaIc, de vaciarIa.
-
Tn meXcanO cntru d Ia lenGd ne
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-21
ESTACION INALAMBRICA PARTI.
CULAR,

e consul carrancista local ~anuncio
aver que esta ccncluida la eStaci6n
inaiam5rica de Chapultepec, con una
capacidad para comunicarse con pun
tos Situados en- IN circulo de 3.UoO
ki.ometros de radio.
Esta estacion 500 Ia utilizara G.
primer jcfe.
Sc inform1 aver cue los feYrocarri,
les n~acionaleS a q ser devueltoS va
u svs p-opietarios legitimos, 10 cuaI
sieEiticaria Ia pcrdida de Il buena
fucntc de ineresos para e. gobierEo
de facto. que, segdn- e. consul dijc
oficialmente anteayer, eSta en- Ia mas
~depIOrab;e bancarrota.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-21
MERcADO REALIZA SUS PROPIE
pADES.

FL general Salvador R. Mercado,
quicn evacuo Ojinaga en- los princi-
pios &c u revolution de 1918 y Sc pa
! 50 al lado americana, ACADIA de vender
cl rancho que habia adqujrido en- las
cercaaias de Las Cruces, sohre 81 va
lie dc McSilla.
Ii comprad"ra cs Caroline Stein.
dc FL Paso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-21
LOS TURCOS DERROTAN A LOS
RUSOS,

CONSTANTINOPLA. Agosto %.
Ell ejercito turco en Persia, pe:sls-
Ciendo vigiroSameute en- Ia ofensiva
recicHtemeHte inauGurada, ma dcrro-
tado 4 los yusos que combatian con
ira So ala derecha. segIn anuncia
hoy cl MjniSterio dc Ia Guerra. Dice
ell parte que Sc hicicron 3I5 prisio-
nercs en- estas balallas.
Fl ala derecha rusa en- cl Caucasc
ia sido arrollada hacia ei Norte, '
los Eurcos han ocupado a Akhiote.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-21
CANTINERO

II. p. Hannah. propietario dc la
cantina st. Erain," situada Ell Ia
Gale ST. Vrain. esquina con Segunda,
Tue detenido por a~cuSarSele de tener
una casa clandestina de juego, en- la
que Sc dcspiumo lie $4,000 a IN solda-
Do De Ia guardia nacional.
Ell C0RRESpONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-21

el articUlo terccro del eX-Embajador
en- Mexico Henry Lane Wilson. acer-
ca del problema meXicano Y S1s orr
genes. Este, ! ejemplo de los ante
%rioreS, contiene tam5ien tremendos
cargoS contra cl Presidente Wilson,
al que sc acuSa de ser el responsible
de Ia espantosa situacion porqUe atra-
Ncsa IA veclna RepubIica en- estos dos
largos amos de una anarQuia desen-
frenada Y sin precedentes en- ia his
toria p~olitica de Cos ~pueblos.
FL articuIo Sc tituia la destruc-
ci5E del Gob:erno constitIido dc Me-
xico por el Presidente Wilson" ' en-
eI Sc hace Ia historic de los G.timos
dias de Ia ~avtuaci6n dc william Taft
en- Ia Casa Blanca y los primeros de
Ia ge>tion gube-rameGtal del ex-pro-
fesor de Ia UniverSidad de Princeton.
MF. Woodrow Wilson
Dice acerca de este:
~ seucana que precedio a Ia ocu-
paci0n del poder por Wilson fu5 de
vita, i~mpoEtaHcia para Mexico : para
los EstaGos UniGos. MientraS Taft
preparaba hasta ej ultimo detaile,
para eI definitivo estabIecimiento en-
Mexico De IN Gob;erno tuerte V ca
paz de garantiZar e orten; los ma
aeristas enigrados al ocuIGar el nodeT
Huerta SO congregaron on los ESta-
dos Uuidos compregGieRdO que e. fU-
tpTo Presidente americaao ardia en-
6esees de llevar IA contralia a sp an
tecesqr Y Que ragy dedo. a eScuchar
chiSmes eSta5a mnE bien preparado
para ellie por los informes falsos que
Is hahian proporcion&do los Madero
por couducto del ex-ministro de Reia-
clones Y e~Presideate DE n RepGb!i-
"a relampago az minutes lie Jefe de
E,tadol Pedro Lascurain.
Los rlaceriStas, d~sdicaronse a "a
horar con az eaorme @xjto; ~ c5ra
frvctir;.5 maravjllosameute. gracias
a Ia h&h1 exploitation de- mart'rio
del Prcsideate 3Iadero V del Vice
P~resideute Pine Suarcz. en- los Es,a-
dos Uuidos. unicc punto en- el globe
en- que "cotaDa". hablar del marJirio
de Nadaro, porque en- otro pals cual-
-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-21
NOTAS CURlOSAS

E5ta demostrado que entire los ami
males mucStran ~deSmedida aficion
por las bebidas alcoholics: el oso
negro. e. eiefante viejo. e llanado
cerdo verrugoso y ell mono For ei
contrarjo. son completamente refrac-
tarios al al"ohol, e. tigre, &el leon,
Ell puma, i cna cs safan,e dc
pOcos amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-21

Los turcoS cstuvieron Ell guerra
IS amos del sigio pasado, o sea una
tercera parte de 81. Espana viene
iesnnaS cor - AFRO De gnerra:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-21

No Sc crca que los rccres enemi-
Cos deLN arbol SCI el lcnaiof Q 81
fogohero. Establishes Jien lievadas
demueStran que los edjtores Y litera-
toS son los que mayor numero de
arboieS consumer per ano Ell Ia ia
bricacion de panel para Ebros v pal
IA y rr"nsa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-21

Francia con u, Russia cou 24; tia
liza OF %; Jnglaterra con 81; Aus.
tria con I: HclaEda con il y Ale
mania Ger Is.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-21

Prospero Morales ezti dctcnidc por
haker sido- encontrado Ell il casa DC
Ia avenida Mandy. trararao dc sus-
traerse ai-rup- ohietos
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-10-21

Notice Is hereby given that I will
sell ut public auction. to the highest
responsible bidder. on the LIST day OF
November. 1916, at . o'clock T.. NJ. at
Tho office OF the state Board OF Land
C"mml ssiouors. Capitol Building, Den
Ncr Colo the following described
lands situated In otero County. colo.
viz.
Part Of VIZ Of SwE. Section ..
Township % $. Range 81 W; minimum
price per acre $3.50; value Improve
m'nls. tais75; owner Of improve
Part Of NwH OF Nwi,. Section ls.
Township % $, Range 81 " minimum
pri," per acre, $3.50.
Subject 10 amy or all easements
o. Nights OF way heretofore legally
ohiHiU"d and now IN fun force and
effect u any there he.
H,soryinE, however TO the state Of
Colorado all rights to any and all
minerals, ores and metals OF every
Blind and character. and all coal as
rha.tum, oil, ana other like subsian-
'sg In or under said land, and the
INIT of iugress and cgross for the
r1rposc OF mining together with
may be necessary for the proper and
convenient working OF such minerals
md substances
40 innd will be sold at less than
the minimum price per acre. as given
boVc The above land viii be offered
md not less than a. acres All 10 h"
void or none. as may bc determined
hy IN. state Hoard Of Land Commits
..OncTs. The parcels viii Dee sold ns
described abuy"-bo the same more or
less.
The terms Of payment shall be rs
follows, viz ON lands selling for 81 20
to H2G per acre. 10 per cent Of the
purchase money on the day Of sale. the
balance IN eighteen equal annual pay
mcnts of per cent per auuum Lands
selling at more than so per acre and
less than S75 per acre, % per cent
cash on the day Of sale. the balance
Ia fourteen equal monthly payments
at per cent per anuum Lands sell
ing for s75 aud upwards, 80 per
cent cash. and halnnc" IN seven equal
annual payments at per cent inter-
est. II the purchaser does not own tn"
improvements, he must pay for the
same NJ sale Purchaser will execute
bond. nE provided In Section ~. Act OF
July ll,lsO5; must be a citizen Of the
United States, or on" who has de-
ciared his Intention Of becoming such:
must pay appraisoment and adyer'
tining fees
The Hoard reserves the right TO re-
iect any and all bids
No sale becomes effective until APP
proved by the stat" Land Board
Application No. 4 1850.
Date sale ordered by Board. July TO-
1915
Date of sale November /. 1916
JOHN y VIVIAN.
Register stat. Board OF Land Com
mirsion"ra
First publication, October I. 1916.
Last publication, october ~, 1915,
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-10-21
ATTENTION VOTERS!

All persons living in precincts.
included wholly or partly within the
city limits of La Junta must be reg
istered by the County Clerk or Dep
uties appointed by him. The deputies
appointed to make this registration
are Eva II. Thompson and Mabel ].
Cartwright. They will sit for the
purpose of making said registration
between the hours of II o'clock
noon, and . o'clock p. NJ, commenc-
Ing October 17th and continuing
October 18th, 18th, Goth and 21st,
In the County Commissioners office
at the Court House in La Junta,
Otero County, Colorado. This will be
the only registration made before
the general election and you will
have to come in person to register.
This office is in receipt OF
written opinion from Deputy Dis
trict Attorney, Hon. a. II. Wallis.
stating that during these five days,
'"N'' ms w w l'biSNtl'V must
appear in person, but that vouchers
are not required. This office will fol-
low Judge Wallis's advice and will
register without requiring vouchers.
The precincts included in the La
Junta registering district are pre-
cincts No. S, 9, 10, II, -, 10, and
IA.
GEO. L. McCAULEY,
County Clerk and Recorder.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-10-21
Notice In bankruptcy.

In the District Court OF the United
States for the District OF Colorado.
In the matter of Stanley T.. Gdell.
bankrupt
In Bankruptcy, No, 1S4S
To the creditors of Stanley Il. tdCll
OF La Junta, in the county Of OtcTO,
district aforesaid. n bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that on the
lith day of October, 1916. the said
Stanley II. udcll was duly adiudiCatcd
bankrupt, and that the first meeting OF
creditors will be held at Room No, 3Ol
in the Federal Building, in the city OF
Pueblo, district aforesaid, on Noycm-
Der Q, 1916. at 10 o'clock In the fore
nccn, at which time the said electors
may attend, prove their claims. APP
point a tru, zee, examine the bankrupt,
consider aid determine the time and
manner Of any proposed sale OF said
hHukrupts property, and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
Dated at Pueblo, Colo. october 10th,
1916.
SAMUEL l.. TRIMBLE,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-10-21

waste of accomplishment To supplant
II with an altogether different plan"
In such printed words did the pres
eni Democratic superintendent oi
public instruction praise the work oi
Mrs. Helen NJ. Wilson, who is again
tn. Republican nominee for an offic.
II, which she served with distinction,
honor and credit In 1871 and 1912
That praise, even though II may not
have been known that II would sery.
N Mrs. Wilson'S campaign, proves
how able public servant she was,
how she safe guarded the school. the
teacher and the pupil,
Mrs. Wilson's term as public In
structlon superintendent was notable
for the economy OF office and trave''
ing expense and the actual work nc
complished. Those things alone nigh.
well constitute n platform on which
she would be- certain OF election. She
made the rural school her especial
charge. doing much 10 rhise the stan.
iard Her efforts were commended by
the leading educators OF the state M
well NJ many educators OF national
fnme. The course OF study referred
TO by her successor was the first real
step toward the Standardization OF
rural schools In the state. Also while
In office. Mrs. WILSON issued an cdu.
ra,ionai directory. the only on. ever
issued In the state: she rodifi.d the
school laws. and prepared and issued
lessons In scientific temperance that
were used In all schools.
She Ii the daughter and grand
daughter OF men who helped 10 make
and preserve the nation. Her father
and four unoles wore the Blue of the
Civil war. while on. uncle wore the
Gray, Snc came TO Colorado and went
To live In Durango during the pioneer
days OF that town. Later she removed
10 Denver. She was charter member
Of the first womans club In the state,
and has always been active In club
and civic life. Just as her ancestors
were people OF literary tastes. so she
has done much writing for papers
and magazines. although her chiefcst
interest has always been In the
schools.
In 1918 the State Teachers College
conferred on her the degree Of Master
Of Pedagogy. In 1886 she was state
librarian Of Colorado. and after her
esfn 90 state superintendent she was
. liesstss q Ne Dsavss seAoei board
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-10-21

Sotic. In hereby given that viii
sell. at public auction to tn" highest
responsible bidder, on tn" let day OF
November. 1916, at . o'clock, l.. NJ, at
the offic. OF III. Stat. Board OF Land
commisrionefs. Capitol building. Den.
Yer. Colorado. the following described
lands. situated In ot.ro County. Colo
M. Of NEs. section 90, Township
90 \. Range "a W minimum prlc"
syn ., SEs Sse'l9 Sln ~ To"n priee
per acre. iio.oo. -
subject to any or all easements or
rights OF way h.rciofor. legally Oh
taincd and now In full force ana "f-
feet, " any Their. VI" j..
Hcrcrying however, to the stat" %
Colorado all rights to any anu hll
mineral. s Ores ana sn metal" ni o. sani 's a..
phaitum. oil. and other X. uuhrtnn.
c.- In Or under said land, ana w"
right 81 ingr"H. and .Er"rE Tor W.
purpose Of mining, together with
enough OF the purfho" Of III. same a.
may ba necessary for IN" proper ana
convenient working OF such minerals
10 land viii be sold At less than
the minimum price per acre, a. given
above. The parcels VIII bo sold as de.
scrib.d hbovc=be the same more or
less The above land VIII be offered
in tracts of not more than 100 acres
aud not less than ~ acres All 10 V"
sold or none ~ may DO determined
by the Stat. Board OF Land Commits
aion.rr
Terms OF payment shall be rs iols
lows, via. ON lands selling Tor Va %
To fsb per acre, 10 per cant Of me
purchase money on IN" dsY OF sale, the
balance In eighteen ruuhl annual pay.
ment. at q per cent per anhum. lshndn
selling at more than las per acre ann
less than tTb per acre. 20 per cent
cash on the day of sale, the balance
In fourteen equal annual payment. AZ
per cent per annum. Lands selling
for g7s and upwards. 40 per cent cash,
and balance In seven equal annual
payments at 7 per cent interest, II
the purchaser does not own the I'm.
AZ sale. Purchaser will execute bond.
~ providid In section -, Act % July
u. 1906; must be citizen Of the
his Intention Of becoming such. mvst
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-10-21

state board OF land commissioners
shall certify that fact to the state
treasurer, giving the amount of such
taNes and the state treasurer shall
remit such amount to the treasurer
or the proper county. taking his re-
Celpt therefor. Such payment to be
made from the school fund and
charged as part OF the loan against
the debtor
Applications for loans upon i'm
proved farm lands shall, as soon as
received by the state board of land
Commiss toner's, be posted in some con-
ssPlCuous place open to public inspec-
tion IN the office of the state board
OF Iand commissioners, and such no.
uce shall give the name of the applit-
can't, the amount OF money applied for.
INC description of the property Of
Tered as security at the time Tor which
we loan is desired, and all such APP
phvattons shall be considered by the
hoard III the order in which they are
received.
The state board OF land commits
sloners shall make all rules and reg
AtHiiouS necessary for the effeCtual
performance of the terms Of this act.
not Inconsistent herewith. and shall
nave the right at any reasonable
time. to require from the state treas
ur'' a statement of the total amount
o. money In the public school fund.
ih' amount invested and the manner
IN which 1t is invested. together
with the time for which it is invested.
TIN rate OF interest which 1t bears.
and also the amount in said fund un-
Section ,, That sections 5lsS. 5l99.
y sol, 5202, Sos, 5214, 5205 52O6.
~ ana SOS OF the revised statutes
OF COOS of the state of Colorado are
hereby repealed, and all acts and
part. OF acts In conflict herewith are
hereby repealed
We the undersigned legal voters
and Qualified electors Of the State of
lu,..lio. do hereby designate the fol-
lowing persons to represent the sign
en- "' this petition In all matters ar
t. nug the petition. to-wit. Nolncy
7 NmEgatt. Post Building. Denver,
Colorado. John q. Powell, Ernest and
trrm,r Building, Denver, Colorado:
J'n" Thomas Mulcy. 5u7 Ernest aud
tr-w.r Building, Denver, Colorado.
M, the undersigned legal voters
ar. GuHlif ed electors Of the State OF
Colorado. de- hereby designate the fol-
loving Ballot-Title for said act: