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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Furnished The lntcrencer hy y +. Mastcn X -
members New York Strck Exchange. National RANK
III West Virginia building. Wheeling. W. Va. Lolita
Z l,rann. MhnhEFr
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Curb Mining Stock.
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. w Va. Oct. I6. rs
Furnished The Iutcllierncrr by \. T.. MaStrn " 10.
members New York Stock Exchange National EnlA
of West Virginia building Wheeling. ". Va. Louis
r Brand. manager.
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY. IA. Oct. ts-C:edi; hai :
Gncas. SO. Runs I5a.1oS: average,
Ta.iti. Shipments :eC.%>3: average IS, :
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
WHEELING. "

WIlEELINIT, ". Va, f'I " 10
Farm shed The lurrllIgrlrrr hy y. l.. MANieI X 80"
u,.nI,rs New orb Stock Exchange. National Htrk
81 West Virginia building. WhcellTa ". VA. Louis
r. Brand. manager.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. IS. 'ls.
Furnished tho lntcllEencer By A. t. Mlsten X Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. National Bank
Of West Virginia building. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis
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METAL.

NEW YORK. Oct; lG-Th" meta! exchange quo:es
lead s.. 0Otd 10.
Spelcr dull. SPOT Eas' 81 LnIs delivery 9&c. At
London lead ga ihs: sTeltrt 81 los
Copper firm "i"rf!u!ytc first quarter $21.2I9
rs IN.
Iron steady 40 northern $50 'nd 2l."n: NJ. 2.
sen. QnnI 30 M | southern $lH i0m 20 No. ;.
Sl9.0Ol?.i0.
Metal exchange quotes Tin Gul" spot fil Nhm il.iO.
At London spot copper G"': futures ems lHs: cleo
trOlytic GlI%: spot tin ElI": futures ElSn.
Il see they have Just dug up cor
nerstone of library in Greece on
which was inscribed 1000 b. C.. ="
remarked a student 10 Scotchman,
What do you suppose it means?'
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If that properly Is desirable, adver.
tise it. II you don't advertise it no.
body will know or care about whether
It is desirable or not. au26-tf
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Dow Jones savs: Stockholders of General Meteor Co.
are receiving circular signed by every member Of TIE
board OF directors except Mr.. Haskell, who IS In
Eurnrc outlining and recommending plan Of excnaESo
Of Guucrul Motors Co.. shares for shares In General
Motors CORPORATION. General Motors COOPERATION
offers to shareholders OF General MOTORS Co. lie
Privilege OF changing their shares Tor STOCK III new
corporation following basis;
Al, shares Of preferred stock s per cent cilmu-
la,!ye rcIrcinabc at 10 subsequent 10 November l.
l?IS :"r share OF present General Motors prefer
rcd stock.
L.. sl.atcs Of new common stock for ! share Of
present common St0ch.
United States Stca! common stock held nv foreign
co,;u,r!rS al,rucd To- 80 500 shares September so
las: \ decrease compared with june -. "f Si.ii5
shares W about Is peT cent.
un Marrh 81. 1916. United States Steel common
held abroad amounted TO G34lGJ shares and on Juno
20 last Co.. shares loss OF 22lJ shares for quar-
ending June 60
on account oC this small shrnkaSn in second
QUARTER the theory advanced that foreign ltqua-
non vas about over. hut ;hc IL per cent loss IN
third quarter would seem Ia indicate an orP'S'ts
Trend
Detroit Packard Motor Ca7 90. will ray usual
quarterly ~ per dividend on common sttGh
November lSt stock record October Is.
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Theodore Roosevelt. New York.
William II. Taft, Connecticut.
Charles Francis Adams. Massachusetts,.
Henry w Anderson. Virginia.
Albert J. ReycridSc. 1udiana.
charles J. Bonapartc. Maryland.
Theodore E. Burton. Ohio.
William Namlin Childs. New York.
Joseph H. Choate, New York
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Total shares l.030.500
DIX dr.. | per cent N per cent extra paya-
BILE 0ctobc! Slst.
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HAY And Grain

Quotations by F. Braunl1ch b Co.
cay, Grain & Farming Implements,
1919 Market Street.
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK
WUEELlNG. ". Va. U:t IT, i
WLcs. .us Live Stuck commission tu.I
I'aTrI T.
pIrTSELRGH- Oct. 16-Cn,rlc 81,

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 16-Cattlc steady:
supply ige cars Choice $S.Vu0 $S.h9;
prime S$.I5 q $500; sheep lower. supply
25 double decks. Prime wethcr SI.I5 a.
$500; Gull and common $$.5Qu $5.0u:
lIn!hs 500 q S1p.6Q; veal calves $3.50 q
$1,000.
Hogs lower: receipts 80 double decks.
Prime heavieS 9.95 V$lO.Oo: mediums
$3.50 q $780, heavy workers. Ss.I5 ~
1920; light workers. $9.2j q $40: pigs
$500 19.lJ; roughS 900 W9.25.
CHICAGO. Oct l6-Hoss., receipts
$4,000: strong al 10 under Saturdays
average Bulk $9.%0Q $9.S5; light SS.9o
q $685.: mixed 500 n $1,000: heavy
$S.95N $?.S5 rough $S.05 $500: pigs
$500 $500.
Cattle. receipts 10000; unsettled Ma
tive beef cattle $3.50 W$Il.40; western
steers $6.100S 9.25; suckers and feed
erS sac {, $I.65: COWS and heifcrs S5.+u
a $9.20: calves 500 Wll.50.
Sheep. receipts $1,000: firm. Wcthers
$6.75 q $50: ewes $3.50 q $40; lambs
S.. 90 II SlQ.59.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.
~ rr.satc Wire to Fidelity Invos'mc'

~ rrIYac Wire to Fidelity Investment Association
from Harris. WIuthrup " Go.
NEW YORK. Oct. Ii frees ruled strong th'doE.
Iyrr. WAS n,thius in the news az negative char
artcr and some ui the shorts covered w. nut inc
old ruish feeling hr.au Ia prevail In Tho last hour
and with United States Steel leader tho re-
SrOu>r WAS good. The submarine matter appears 10
t,S forgotten and only politics will now enter mi"
the market Many traders profess TO believe uiaS inc
n,krLrt viii ruultuue you'd whether it DO sir. Hughes
or Mr.. Wilson. -,
Dow Jones SAYS: United States Steel directors Will
meet OH October 3lst to take action On ulNuei"S
arJ make ruhIc The leport u earnings for tnlId
QUARTER In Steel trade estimates Of earnings III
most cuses now run below S90.uh0.OO0. Estimates
have hrru lowered account OF heavy falling OF III
sk,nnruts The belief prevails that regular dividends
Of u. Ter cent and / per cent extra on conliaon
will be DICTATED.
REGULAR quarterly dividend Of Ia por cent on tho
cQlu:MUn stock.
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NATIONAL COUNCIL:

Charles A. Coffin, New York.
George l.. F.dmunds. California.
G1rs. RI. Clay Evans. Tennessee.
Mrs. VIM. Dudley Foulk". Indiana.
Herbert S. fIadlcy. Missouri
Herbert J. Hagcrman. New Mexico.
Frederick r. Hazard. New York
Henry l.. HiEgInSon. MhSSachusctts s.
Robert =. Lincoln. Illinois.
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The National Hughes Alliance

President: W. CAMERON FORBES Mass.
vice.President: PHILIP J. McCOOK, New York
Treasurer: 4. ". SHAW Illinois
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CLOSING GRAIN LETTER.
By Harris. w,n:hs,p !. Co. to Fidelity Investment
AS Inn

By Harris wlr;hs,p y CO. to Fidelity lnves.ncnt
Association.
CHICAGO. uc; te---Whca;: The market started
higher. Influenced largely hy tho early from
Argentina which reported the weather dry and l".s.
Commission houses scattered longs had wheat
followed. Beneficial rains reported III rariS
81 the southwest and primary receipts were liberal
with clearances moderately lsht. The primary EIve-
ncnt while above that ~ the previous week. con-
sinucS much below the figures Of last year For
siSuers again were credited with buying the
break and omahs reported 10000 bu$hel sold Ia the
scabcard. Worlds shipments were 2000.000 buShsl
less than previous week and 1000. 900 below those
o. year The increase ~ ycac ago The in
crease nt l06s.1N0 hushel The TiSl6e brings the
:7rAl W to i?.%.+ bushel compared with lS.SSS990
!iShcl last year The Seaooard reported exporters
acts lizzie tired here. bu, ,sak world conditions
make preferable the buying side suitable
lions.
coru-Cnrn strong early. hu: ics; Srnund later.
There weC: fvc ears II new corn n io-lI%. OF
which touT from southern illinois and s.at,:d
ear ~ neES "" S'!I =: - cents There %lS :Ir-
;Ec- eastern aud rNi"rt call for or! ro": The buy
trs cf December '"fu wIs -; StrrnS sort ;n.lav.
nv; selling prcSSI." fairy prcSlS;.Gc.
Oa,S Has" dragged lower. Affected Dy tho large
receipts auG the 9: ;hs Other csIiS There YES
rouz,derah" hyiag NJ Mas against sales u May
This Ill" way Of Ua,o!mS fnc,ner
s!csads the dt:f"r.ncc having gPn"d sufficiently
1Iy good ;rrf:t. DESPITE the support fTol t!IS
there sufficient irr>srrc keep iI.urS
ItAciinHs 'us!IaU official t":srt rrur rs.
GOO nur hSh"i against 90 0Gn. 400 hSel last rear
rrnt SlouS- lrnvS.nnS hIS,r: further Erlcial
d'niaud frr rHas; ~ !s' arh CONSEQUENT strong buy
ing her" inr 'utHr"S HaSS yards of l. IN
- CENTS earl. hit; rESained most ~ inSc Sr",lnd.
HOGS west - Gar ili..1G against 700 last
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Standard Oh Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. ". w. Ort. IT, -
Furnished Tho urIlIgriwrc by \. l.. MRsiru X a..
,r,,nIrrs Nry Turk SIurk Exchange. National Iauh
~ Wet Virginia Building. Wheeling. v. Va. Luuis
+. Brand managct.
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COFFEE.

NEW YORK. 0c;. lS--Coffce. Rio No. 0'2c;
futures irregular. December S.Ssc: March sac.
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STOCKS.


ta,,cc Iron ....I 20 | 7OA.I G9'si II - ;GIi
Turo oil .......... 2I!.l 49, - - l.....,sGg
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511 Fifth Avenue,
New York CITY.

Secretary: A. +. CROSBY New York
Asst. Treas: JOHN H. ISELlN New York
Asst. Sec: WILLIAM j. NORTON Illinois
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STOCKS. Bid. Ask 81 S.
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Said taxes when collected as herein
provided fo-, shall be rsuitted by the
Treasurer Of Crowley County. Colo
rado, to the Treasurer Of the Town
Of Ordwsv. Colorado, TO be kept
by him as special funds TO be desig-
mated and used only as "Ordwgy.
Colorado, Watsrvorks Extension
Bond 1916 Series "A Interest Fund
and "O1dwsy. Colorado. water~orks
Extension Bond. 1916. Series "A Re
denption Fund" and said funds shall
be applied solely for the purposes
hsTeinbsfo-s designated respectiTelr,
and for no other purpose whatsoever,
until the Indebtedness herein con-
tracted- shall have been paid. salts
ned and discharged: but nothing
herein contained shall be SO con-
strued as to prevent said Town of
Ordvay from applying any other
funds that may be in the Treasury OF
said town and so available to the
payment Of said interest and princi-
pal, as same respectively mature. and
the Board OF Trustees Of said Town
OF Ordvay is hereby authorized. dur.
ing any Of the time until said bond
and the interest thereon 10 fully dis
charged. to apply any surplus ne<
earnings or revenue derived from the
WAterw0fkB SyyteA u the Town o1
Ordway. Colorado, b tie paynea1
and redenDe5oa u sna1 1nterest ~
pFinclpal. anA - NY e lsvsss haro
= prev1eeA - ~ eAassaDen \
! I'D eE11at - 11m1n1ukoG, ~ -
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL


|. PUBLIC sALE-At Al. CANDLES
miles southeast OF Carr Crossing
Wednesday, Oct. IS.
APPLES, APPLES-winesa al
Olney Springs orchard. cheaper
kinds at the Crowley orchard. Geo
II. West.
APPLES-I have apples galore,
from 25 cents to 800 per bushel at
the orchards. one and half miles
northeast of Olney. ii. T. Craig.
BAZAAR-The ladies OF the Cath
Ollie church will give a turkey sup
per and bazaar In the Woodbridge
Miller building on Saturday evening,
October rs. You are invited.
FINE CROPS. L. Sneed, living in
the northwest part of the county has
raised some fine sudangrass this sea-
sen and recently cut the second crop.
| The grass at second cutting was man
high and well headed. 1t is a dry
/ land crop in every sense of the word.
BUY PROPERTY-Joe Creel has
bought the Behymer property locat-
cd block east of the city hall build
ing and will probably move in the
uTSl pl NpNt1lut MS 10 Vic ISSl-
Hilvert, and is one OF the newest
houses in Ordway.
OUT HUNTING-Goo. Gallavan,
Murt Gayetty, John Pleiman and Dan
Matthews went TO the mountains in
the western part of the state last
week for bear hum. They sent
word back when they had reached
their camp that the indications were
good for a big catch.
CURFEW TO RING-Curfcw is to
be enforced commencing oMnday. Oc-
tober 16. The ordinance provides
that the kids must hustle on the
streets and to their homes at O'Clock
Iring the winter months, The town
authorities have found whole gangs
of boys playing on the streets at an
hour too late for youngsters to be out
and they propose mat the ordinance
shall be enforced.
is SATISFIED-M Monroe Totten
who has homestead in the north
west part of the county has just re-
turned from Kansas where he had
been working for the past several
He stated that he was more
satisfied with his dry land farm now
than ever after seeing the crops so
short in many parts of Kansas. and
with people from Oklahoma
and Arkansas. with little which we
raised on our land here this season."
said Mr.. Totten, I'VE are doing bet
Ter than some of the Kansas farmers
lid this year. Our rainfall is about
rs much and as our moisture is re-
aimed and brought up from the bot
.om by cultivation we are in a bet
.er position to raise crops than they |
ire in Kansas"
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stitution OF the State of Colorado and
Chapter 147 Of the Revised Statutes
OF Colorado. 1908, and under the
authority OF an Ordinance duly pass
ed by the Board OF Trustees of said
town. and all other requisite proce-
dure by said trustees and the proper
officials OF said town, and any and
all other laws and authority there
unto supplemental, amendatory or
enabling, in order to provide said
town with an adequate water supply.
1t is hereby certified. recited and
warranted that said Town of Ordway,
in the County OF Crowley and State
of Colorado, is a body polite and cor
porate, duly organized and existing
under and by virtue of the Constitu-
tion and laws of the State of Colorado
and under the control of duly Or
ganized Board of Trustees, as the
corporate authority thereof; that all
acts, conditions and things required
to be done pursuant to and in the
issuance of this bond. have happened.
been done and performed in regular
and due time, form and manner, as
required by law, and that the total
indebtedness of said Town of Ordway,
in the County of Crowley and State
of Colorado. including this bond does
not exceed any Constitutional or
Statutory limitations whatsoever.
In Testimony Whereof. the Board /.
Of Trustees of said Town of Ordway, /.
in the County of Crowley and State /
Of Colorado. has caused this bond to
be signed by the Mayor, countersign-
ed by the Treasurer and attested by
the Clerk of said town. respectively,
with the official corporate seal there
IF impressed hereon; and the coupons
hereto attached to be signed by said
Mayor and Clerk, respectively, as of
his first day of November. AID. 1916.
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Mayor.


Clerk.
SECTION / That said bond, af-
ter its execution as aforesaid, shall be
delivered to the International Trust
Company Denver. Colorado. the law
full purchaser thereof by the Board
OF Trustees of said town. upon the
payment OF the purchase price there
for. to the Treasurer OF said town I;
said purchase price shall be deposited
by said Town Treasurer as the Board
T Trustees shall hereafter direct:
said Treasurer shall give bond secur-
lus the custody OF the total amount
realized from the sale of said bond
satisfactory to the Board Of Trustees; ;
The purchaser Of said bond shall in
1ov-iss he responsible for the applica-
tiou Of the proceeds realized from
tie sale Of said bond by any officials
u said town. its agents OF servants;
il i hereby stipulated that the funds
derived from the sale of said bond
shall be used solely and exclusively
for said purposes for which the bond
ID Indebtedness. evidenced by said
bond tS herein authorized. ordered
Eld provided for and for no other
purpose Whatsoever
SECTION ; That the Board o.
Z Commissioners Of Crowley County
Colorado b. and they hereby are
. requested and directed 10 cause to be
. levied assessed and collected. an,
. 1Ually- the following special direcr
tECes up11 all the taxable propert,
within the said Town Of Ordway
Colorado. for the payment of the in,
F -5rest upon and principal Of the bond
q Indebtedness herein authorized
s ordered and provided for when. anC
e The sane shall become due accord
ing 70 iLs tenor and effect
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the pavment of the principal of the
bond issued hereunder. in said man
ner. or by the use of the Sinking
Fund herein expressly provided for.
or by redemption and refunding as
by law provided, the levy or levies
| herein designated to constitute the
/ interest and redemption funds for
| said bonded Indebtedness. may to
such extent be diminished; said tax
levies shall be certified, made and
collected in such time form and man
ner so as to fully discharge and pay
both the principal and interest Of
said bond. according to the tenor
and effect thereof. and said taxes
shall be levied and collected as other
State. County. City and Town direct
general obligation taxes.
SECTION 6. That the Mayor and
the Clerk of said Town of Ordway.
Colorado. are hereby authorized and
directed to furnish the purchaser of
the bond aforesaid. with all certifi-
Gates. records. and other writings to
evidence the proceedings in and about
the issuance of said bond and the
authority for such issuance; and the
acts of said officers in the premises
are hereby in all respects authorized,
ratified, approved and confirmed.
SECTION Z. That the provisions
of this Ordinance. and the bond and
coupons issued pursuant hereto, shall
constitute, and the same are hereby
declared to be binding and irrevoc-
able contracts between the said Town
of Ordway, Colorado, and the pur-
chaser of said bond and coupons, and
the holder thereof from time to time
SECTION s. That this Ordinance
shall be in full force and effect thirty
800 days after its proper passage.
adoption and publication by the
Board of Trustees of the Town of
Ordway, Colorado: that all existing
Ordinances, resolutions and rules of
said town and the Board of Trustees
thereof. in conflict with this Ordi-
nance, or which would in any sense
prevent the conclusive passage and
taking effect thereof. are hereby re-
pealed and declared of no effect;
this Ordinance shall be and remain
irrepealable until said bond and the
interest coupons thereon shall have
been fully paid, satisfied and dis
charged, as herein provided.
Approved this 6th day OF October.
A. D 1916
E o. McCleary, Mayor.
CSeaD
Attest: John B. Estes. Clerk.
which said motion, being duly second
ed by Trustee George Riley, was put
to vote. with the following result:
Those voting Aye, Trustees:
G. E. Beaver
J. c. Campbell.
". A Gray.
W. R Hinshaw.
George Riley.
J. a, Sale.
Those voting Nay. None.
Thereupon the said motion was by
the Mayor declared carried and the
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w u y i IIIV
THE ORDWAY HARDW ARE &. FURNITURE m

Ordway, Colorado, required bv N.
Act of August "a. 1912. Editor Ii
Giiiin, Ordway: Managing Editor /
l. Giffin, Ordway; Business Mana,e,
l.. l. Gifiin: Publisher. The Ord1,,
New Era Pub. Co. Those holdine
per cent or more of total amount a,
stock: l.. l. Gifiin and Nina B. CHM
Ordway: VIM. Broadbent, VIM Va.
gar and c. C. Woodbridge Of Ordv,y
Thos. Butler of Sugar City; r. K
Carey. Baltimore, Md; J. NJ. Craven,
Sugar City. Known bondholden
mortgages. and other security hoD.
ers, holding l per cent or more Of
total amount OF bonds, mortgages, or
other securities: Citizens State Bapi
Ordway. l.. I. Gitin, president
Sworn to and subscribed before m.
this 11th day Of October, 1916. Hal.
ry E. Mast. My commission e1pirs
Jan. IS, 1919.
New Era Want Ads Bring Result
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Notice of Adjustment Day

Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day. the 30th day of October, A. d.
1916, John Cronenberger the Admin
istrator of the Estate OF Katie e.
Cronenberger, deceased: Francis Nc
Gowun, the Executor of the Estate of
Martin McGowan, deceased, will at
tend before the Judge of the County
Court in Ordway in the County
OF Crowley, Colorado. at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon of said day for the
purpose OF settling and adjusting
claims. at which time all persons
having claims and demands against
any of said Estates are notified and
requested to present the same to the
Court. All persons indebted to any
of said Estates are requested to make
immediate payment.
Witness Harry Arnold, Clerk OF the
County Court within and for the
County of Crowley in the state Of
Colorado and the seal of said Court
this End day of October, A. d. 1916.
(SeaD Harry Arnold.
Clerk.
First publication, Oct. 6. 1916.
Last publication, Oct. 27, 1916.
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foregoing Ordinance duly adopted.
and the said Ordinance was ordered
spread in full upon the minutes of
the meeting and recorded in the
ORDINANCE BOOK" of the Town
of Ord~sy. Colorado.
There being no further business to
come before the meeting. on motion
the meeting adjourned.
John B. Estes. Clerk.
(Ssai1
Approved: E. O. McCIearv
Mayor.
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EN--.l STATES D AMERICA
Sz-. - COLORADO
----S @. CEl7T4E
. E-IE * .-NCSEOS BOND
1915 SIZES
s--E Co

-t= -EFL = C-ZEET = -E= CoC--
y = C--EElzE E-E So q C-5g-s5o
z-szsoT -=s-E=S I-szz[ E-6=t-z5 z-E for
TEEs -=..z-n=z 1=-=-= --1-zsas -
pay ID - Ss-- q Eal5z- here's.
Elsvs1 -l1EsG-5 F-5E= Eu-E-st Dr9-
1z-s S11-Stf-taH Il Ezv<E- -oosv q
tAs United S-E-=s y America OF the
1-St 6ET % NCv1t.a- 1 D 1881
VIII a--s-szs- LES-s.- z-g- rsz Ss-.
thereof II r1s -Ers q FzTs Per Cen
I1Z ; ys- cent gs- Eu-uo- qsrshIs
senE-El1u2lly Oh Ia z-S- GAYS Of
May and November q sEEh vsz- -ts-
this bond remains unpaid. upon E-s-
ssltsIol and surrender q the s--
nsIed coupons TO evidence said IL
, is-est- Is they ssvs-sIly become 6us.
both the principal OF and tie interest
on this bond are hereby made pEr-
sble st the Office of the Treasurer 0.
the Town Of OrdEay. Colorado, or al
The Bankers Trust Company. City and
State Of New York, L 5 A al tbs
3 option Of the holder and for -hs
prompt payment Of said principal and
I interest at maturity thereof. the tull
faith. credit and resources and al
( taxable property of said town a-s
/ hereby iTrevocahiy pledged
The right to redeem this bond i:
I hereby expressly reserved to thi:
I town at its option upon any day ant
date after the date and prior TO III.
maturity thereof.
This bond has been neEotistsd 70,
the purpose of providing funds to sa
large and extend the waterworks svs
I TEN owned. operated. maintained anC
managed by said town. pursuant Il
and in full compliance with the Con
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SAND ARRoYA NEWS

A party was given at the Newsom
home last Monday evening In honoI
OF the r. j. Sanders family VINO ielt
the next day for Pueblo where they
will make their home.
Noah wesner has recovered from
a six weeks siege of rheumatism.
II. p. Lowe is yet quite sick with
rheumatism.
Friends held their monthly meet
ing Saturday with good attendance.
w. Bruin has been making num-
ber of improvements on his home
stead