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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-20
FL ESTRUENDO DE- LA GUERRA Sc
ORA De NJEVO PROBABLEMENTE
PERO EN- ESTA VEZ SERA EN- SUELO ALEMAN
Los ejercitos aliados y la marina britannica Sc hallan listos
para reanudar las hostilidades 81 la respuesta de Ale
mania es contraria a la firma del tratado

b,ea Nacional Sc hallan reuniGcs en-
Weimar, paar decidir 81 sc hara Ia paz
o proSeguir Ia guerra. Su v~eredicto
affirmative 0 negative reSpecto de la
aceptacion de los terminus de paz,
debera llegar a Versailles para las J
de la noche del lunes proximo. En- c.
primer case, es decir. 81 Ia 7eSpues-
Ia dada es favorable a la firma, la
paz Sc restablecera en- el mundo vein,
t~icuatro horas despues; pero en- CT
segunGo case, es decir. 81 la respues-
Ia es contraria a la firma o que
no Sc De ninguna ~respuesta para Ia
hcras indicada. Ia marina britannica Y
los ejercitos aliados iniciaran 81 mo-
vimiento de avance a la manana ST.
guiente.
La marina inglesa segun Sc dice,
ha recibido ordemes de eStar llsta pa
ra reanudar las hostilidades- Despa-
chos de fuentes inglesas eXpreSan que
Ia armada ha sido puesta en- pie de
guerra Y que todas las iicenciaS con
eadidas a los marinos han sido revo-
cadaS. Tarlb!en es dice que los dirgi-
bleS R-32 Y 3-S4 han hccho una ira
veSia sobre "a region de IL costa ale
mana. como ura demonstration de los
preparativos aliadoS. Ambos dlrigibles
Sc dice que s. hellan bien armados Y
ecuipados con bombas Y ametralla-
doras.
Tn despacho de Copenhague ia
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muchas crudades, mostraron a los vi
Sitantes 10 unico que hoy queda die
elias. montones de ruinas. En- Menin,
los d~estrozos fueron menos notables-
Al mediodia, los ilustres viajeros tu-
vieron un picnic en- Ell bosqpe de
Houlthout, del que no quedan en- pie,
mas que uno que otro arbol escueto
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-20
IA NO ENVIDIE Al QUE SABE GANAR DINERo, SEA U.s.
TED UNO DE ELLOS!! ;COMO?
LA ESCUELA FERsOCARRuER.

Le :aeaHars toOs hp n~Hos posb~ d. haeeHo: ha que ,pasFr y ee7-
uabaoS que ssmp-r poporaonar los suicides mas uEe7abs ; aemn muy prom
70 con > VIA del 4us ES cF~r0.
ehs. oms 6a sasn que los menos ,a de s25eo s0oo mensoaJe. sin sacr-
hu~e nj "a cdava pae de % Cue SC sac1fcan aqIenN que solo Eanaa Dc $500
ssss: G - -ssss @sge N - 5s os .. a. SA~ ~, = en- aos eoe9S:
TEL FoRvENIR De MExIco ESTA AsEGUEADo: ASH 10 anruan las CO.
.a a E1H Ia, 9Srn n6%st ~ ta ST SY1-o p %s ramSsS los Jp~e-4deoS% tts
- - IL No., sj 10 dr, en- b1 .c-.o. = ppsrnios c3;orIe
Con tOzs sAs praeos hay que eOnventr nae @ for0sO PTPa47e para. a.
rsones cvIaas y concnts Dc ss oHiEaiOne ra con s eGdadanoS: apro-
TsaF hs ns$oce pge%s $Sa- G, P sSSS a . los n nE1S nu ina FT f;
dos enrca5ns en- los tnbAs mas duUS y p~ados: y aCuaato hay que pu-
os" "SSHP~ la p"SNO" "N"G WHS - s.prA.
1POr cue, Fo-Qus a mAso1a. dc los 1d1danos so1Seen's &c eA p@ErNsta e
IDdUSt1oA naaon. p-ouGu a los hiS. del pals y al xt7njeo s otHecn 10 poor
vechsr ns neIranos qe senpre han heho 10 conraro
e.A f z !. A 6aS ne Ps5s3? H' FEsRo Si Ia RH-% %ExfcASS. ba Gs "a S d d.
sins-a r-os dc Ac TTr-c,or- de- NaaGnsas y Fosoaeros americana CT
ma terminal De- + c southern Pacific Lines dsde be mas de . mos. EAa
eeusa iH-ura de "to a TOGO i los que dseara apTender ga inte-Saate y
freafsa In Dc IA i3aas7a: , SaAendo cue IA demands. de fernOea7TeaOs ms
Fsdda dc nemPo. a e5aaIGn d ts msneanGs aEan nantes da iern%a,-L ee
de "a insertion de st angne0 na@ dsnt7o de- e7dn:a 4ts; pps Sc eS~n e-
instruction n SIS enp"aSS y Sosrents g qnee car una oporHlnidad a los
nezHanos reSan"s en- este pals para cue IA ,sTan Aprorshar.
La SaoG de aaeaa5a de SSS oa sea noneda de- los Esuds uaa5a. '
eneo senavos da"s Q sea $50 al mes. paEo adeanrado; PoE @as suoas
Gre Sc encuenue 0 va, sea aai o en- Mexico. Caas InS-ccavss. AmnS 4
sOOra, Iseon@ sodcs. ~TGceons y TODD 10 neceaao para que tcrnine ss
etahos
Na9te su seosa de 5aiaasSn hoy nsno en- gro postal osdsn de express Q
Smo1+e * de dos o ts wees msyor de o que a.nss y as n-ner@ sTrn1.s
pz que ampiNe ! @maaE inmdaameae
Sc d. i@tIa's%n 4 soEooeo% naaaaSss. SaF'ooEs. eon5as@ns: ist7ae9-
Inspector de r-m, Inspector de Carries. RepEadOr de cNs. mnanco de casa
-e&snda nec@rEeo de taller general. : 4 los cue dsearn apenGr es ofcio.
No hay dada &c que neSsa Pas.a IS aqaEaga- pe de oa manera Mt Sc
:" Ia suIss narone que Sc Italian pod@osasy cyIiEas NsnSs n crta
en- s1hda i ID EScUELA FEERoCARRILERA MENcANA. +. o. BOX ~ IN
DO, CAL. I. SA
MALES NOS HA cAUsADo a ToDoS Los MENcANos!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-20
MURIO UN EX-PRESIDEN'
TIE DE Ell SALVADOR

SAN SALVADOR, JUNO 1S.-El
General Fernando Figueroa, presiden-
&c que fuera de esta republica du-
rante el periodic de 1907 a 1911, y
ex-comandante en- jefe del ejercito
salvadoneno, murio aqui anoche, a
consequence de una vieja affection
u venia padeciendo ell citado mill
tar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-20
OTRA VISTA DE LAS RUINAS De BELGICA
CAUSE MUY HONDA IMPRESSION EN- FL
AMINO DEL PRESIDENTE WILSON
En- compania de su esposa y los reyes beIgas visito
los campos de bataIIa y las ciudades
destruidas de BeIgica

BRUSELAS, JUNO lei Presi-
dente Wilson que lego a esta capital
anoche. despueS de IN dia de vlaje a
travas de los districts devastados d.
Belgica. inicio su jornada de hoy. sa-
liendo con Ell Rey Alberto en- automo-
vii hacia Sharleroi. en- donde ell mo-
narca belga mostrd al p~residente
americana. las deStruccciones hechas
por los alemanes en- las minas dc eSa
region.
La sonora Wilson no acompano al
Presidents en- este viaje, pues Sc ha-
Ia muy fatigaGa del viaje de aver.
En- Ell programa de hoy Sc inc!uye
ademas de Ia vista del Presidente a
Charleroi. un banquete en- la Lega-
ci6n americana, la vista del Presiden-
te a la Camara de Diputados belga
V 81 reception por Ell Cardinal Mer-
cier en- Malines.
Accompaniment al Presidente y al
nay Alberto Ell 81 viaie A Charleroi,
Jaspar, MiniStro de Economic Y IN
numeroso c~ortejo de perSonalidades
pr~on,inentes hc!gas.
Al salir del palacio para dirigirse
a Charleroi, eI Presidente V el rey
Sc hallaron detenidoS por una mul-
titud que los aclamaba Y que pedia al
Presidente que lie dirigiera la pala-
bra. FL Primer Magistrate americana
les dirigio una breve alocucion. la
prim4era que dice en- piblico aqui. ma
nifestando que al venir personalmen-
te a este pals. no habia hecho mas
cue obedecer al dcseo de 81 corazor
' del corazon del pueblo americana
me tantas simpatias p~rofesa al pue-
bio belga.
En- Palacio cl presidente fue pre-
scntado con todos los mierbros del
Gabinete V con el Cardenal MERCER,
que al visitar primero al Presidente.
dejo alberto un canine diplomatico
nara cue ell Presidents 10 visite en-
Malinas hoy.
FL Consejo General del Partido
Obrerc Belga ha enviado un men
safe al Presidente Wilson. en- el que
le dice. entire otras cosas, que dicho
partido repudia ~cualquiera paz dc
v~iolencia que sc haga V espera que
ell reinado do n paz definitiva ase-
cure Ia soberania del trabajo = de!
obrero = ell triunfo de los principles
del presidente Wilson.
En- ChaTcroi Sc motro al Presi-
dente los destrozos que los alemane5
cometieron en- las minas de Marchien-
ne, cuvas ruinaS deiaron 81 el ami
mo del Primer Magistrate america
no una impression dolorosa. Para las
1870 p. H., regresaron Ell Rey Y e.
Presidente V TODD su c~ortejo para es-
tar p~resentes en- e. banquete ofre-
edo por el Ministro americana Whit
lock, en- Ia Legaci6n americana.
e. Presidente V su espoSa, sc han
mostrado grandemente afectadoS por
Ia vista de los d~estrozos hechos por
los ahmanes durante So ocupacion,
asi como por las devastaciones de la
guerra en- Belgica. FL Rey Alberto
V "a reina Isabel accompaniment al
Presidente V a su esposa en- su reco-
rrido de aver, m~ostrandoles los ho-
rrones de IA guerra, en- Ypres. os-
tende, Zeebrugge. los campos de ba-
ITALIA Gel lser V del Escalda Y por Ill
tino los destrozos en la propia Ca
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pital.
Nicuport. Dixmude. Ypres V otras
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PARIS. JUNO l9.-LoS ojos dei
mundo entero Sc hallaa fijoS en- es-
tos momentos en- 81 peQpeno pueblo
de Weimar, en- donde esta discutien-
dose una de las decisiones mas irpor-
tantes en- la historic de Ia humanl-
dad.
Con los ejercitos aliados Y la ma
rina britannica listoS para in!ciar 81
vance scbre Alemania, simuivarca-
mente. 81 los teutones Sc rehusan d
firmar el tratado de paz, los delega-
dos alemaues. 81 Gabinete V la Asam-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-20
NINGUNO De LOS DELEGADOS
DE PAZ ALEMANES FERMARA
Ell TRATADO DE PAZ
Son inaceptabIes los terminus a pesar
de las modificaciones que
Sc !e han hechoS

PARIS, JUNO 19.-Todos los MEM
bros de la delegation alemana de paz,
incluyendo los consejeros Y eNper-
tos Sc han rehusado a participar Ell
"a firma del tratado de paz, segun Ill
ce IN despacho que trasmitio hoy
el corresponsal en- Weimar de lie
Temps.
La citada delegation alemana ha
sometido IN informe al gobierno ale
man, expnesando que los terminus
presentaGos por los aliados, aun4ue
reformados, son aun imposlbleS de
ejecutarse. Su a~ceptacion dice el in
forme de referencia, Gteiarla L Ia ma
ci6n en- una situacion tan mala, como
la no aceptacion de ellos.
FL citado c~crreSponsal agrega que
Sc esta preparando un movimiento
para formar IN nuevo gabinete ale
man, en- el que figuraran Maths Err
berger. Gustavo Noske, el Baron &c
Richtofen V ell Doctor Mueller.
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Este magnifico relox funciona du-
rante OCHO DIAS cor Una sofa vez
que Sc lie de cuerda. 6 joyas finas
senalan los DIAS de Ia semaEa Y del
MES, ademas de las HORAS, MIMI
TOS Y SEGUNDOS. Una tapa, un
relox exactisimo, en- GAIA de MIGUEL o.
acero de Ia mejor calidad.
Este excelente relox solo vale
s12.95, pcs POGO tempo solamente,
v. con ell obieto de que scar conoci
dos Y appreciates nuestros a%rticulos,
enviaremos a TODD comprador, abso-
lutamente GRATIS, UN JUEGO Pa
RIA CABALLERO. que consiste en- l
fistol de corba.a, l par de mancuernl-
las v un prendedor; cada pieza lleva
TN diamante. No pierda I'd. pues la
oportunidad, mande SD orden hoy
mismo. acompanada de s1.00 para
gastos y ell resto 10 pagara cuando
lie ear ~entregados los objetos en- su
dimicilio. Escriba desde luego a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-20
HAY GRAN OPOSIClON EN- ALE7MAhM LA
HRNA DEL TRA7ADO DE PAZ
Sc DICE QUE Ell GOBIERNO
RENUNCIARA ANTES QUE
FIRMAR Ell TRATADO
Tambien Sc dice que Sc disoIvera Ia
AsambIea NacionaI, ahora
reunida en- Weimar

BERLIN, JUNO 19.-El Vossische
Zeitung publica una noticia en- su
edicion de hoy en- la que dice que un
plan Sc tiene en- consideration por ell
Presidente Ebert y III gabinete para
evitarse ell firmar ell tratado de pa.
Sagdn dice ell periodico de referen-
cia, ell plan en- discussion comprende
la renuncia en- masa del gaoinete Y
del p~residente Y la d~iso!ucion de la
Asamblea Nacional, para dejar a Ale
mania en- la mas completa anarquia.
BASLE, Suiza, JUNO 19.-El Co.
rresponsal en- Weimar del Frankfurt
ter Zeitung declara que Ia delegation
alemana de paz ha resuelto unanime-
mente nechaZar el tratado de paz re-
visado, y que a este efecto ma some
lido IN informe al gabincte aleman.
Otro despacho directc de Vienna,
da cuenta de que el Canciller Schei-
demann en- IN discurso que pronun-
clio ante la Comision de Paz de. Ia
Asamblea Nacional, expreso su pena
de cue los aliados lutheran rechaza-
co IA proposition para Ia creacion DE-
un tribunal neutral de arbitraje.
"Estan resueltos a aplastar a los
alemanes con las consecuencias oe u
~supuesto crimsnes," dip el Canciller
a sus oyentes. la Asamblea y ell
gobierno Sc italian fnante a la mas
dificil tarea que hayan tenido hasta
ahora, pero no debemos olvidar que
ia nacion Sc encuentra en- visperas de
horas muy duras."
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VISITAN AL EX-KAISER
VARIOS MILITARES
ALEMANES

AMERONGEN, Holanoa, JUNO 10.
Ell castillo eli Que ell ex-Emperador
de Alemania sc halla pasando su
exilio aqui, volvio a verse animado
el lunes en- Ia noche, despues de IN
largo periodic de ca!ma Y tranquil
dad.
FL Teniente Coronel Hoefer, del
Ejercito holandes comic csc dia con
el eX-Emperador y ell DR.. kriege,
Director del Ministerio de Relacior,es
EXteriores de Alemania que regreso
d Amerongen de Berlin.
FL dia de aver, el Coronel Won
Esebeck, vestido de paisano, fue lie
vado Dor ell General Won ESdorff al
Castillo para que saludara al ex-Em-
perador. habiendo hecho ell viaje
aquel desde Arnheim, a donde lego
directamente de Alemania.
La razon para la vista de estos
alemanes a su ex-Emperador no sc
conocc con certeZa; pero Sc pnesu-
ne que :iene relacion con la actual
situaci0n en- Alemania. pues no deja
de ser significativo que tales visitas
se hayan hecho despues del anuncio
de que fuc entregada la respuesta
aliada a las contra-proposiciones ale
Ell General Won Esdorff sc
prepare para regresar a Alemania Y
Sc cree que para manana partira Dc
8 n,nrnnnnn
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cuenta de la llegada de varios cruce-
o Y ~destroveres ingLeses n Mar
Baltico, ademas de Ia flota BRITAIN
ca que Sc halla operando va en- esas
aguas contra los B~olShevikis. FL CT
tado despacho dice que varios de los
de~stroyers ingleaes salieron hacia Ia
costa slemana aver tarde, con una mi
sion sacreta..
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-03-28
Silver Plume Notes

Warren Robinson was in town
TUESDAY.
Henry Griffin went to Denver
Sunday to see his mother and SIS
tiers.
Will Buxton underwent an op-
Grafton upon his throat Tuesday
at Park Avenue hospital, Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rowe
have gone from Valparaiso, 1ndi-
ana, to Tampa, Florida, TO visit
Mrs. Rowe's parents.
Mrs. Gertrude Nelson of Idaho
Springs assisted Arthur Davis in
the sale of dry goods from the
Nelson store, before moving the
stock to Georgetown.
Henry Poirson is slowly recov-
ering from a serious illness, ana
will 90 to lower altitude soon.
Charles Cnappell. who has been
in Sterling for a number OF weeks
for his health, will return soon
as be feeling much better.
A public social was given at the
K. P. hall las, Friday night b,
members of the NJ. E. church.
The program was good. Kew.
Charles Hardestv gave bayone'
drill tha, was interesting. After
the program, games were played
and fine lunch was served.
The only daughter of Mrs.
Alfred Jolly. former resident OF
Silver Plume and sister Of MIS-. X.
Roberts. was buried in Denver
Saturday. Dorothy Eylens went
down to attend the funeral OF the
girl, who was her cousin.
Arthur Davis, who has been
managing the Nelson stor e
here for the past eight years
will shortly return 10 his former
home al Chicago, and rumor has
it that h. will be accompanied by
a Colorado belle. Mr.. Davis will
be greatly missed by his host OF
| friends
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-03-28
Treasures Notice on Request
for Tax Deed.

To every person in actual possession OF occu-
pancy Of the hereinafter described land lot or
premises. and to the person in whose name the
same was taxed or specially assessed, and to all
persons having an interest or title of record in
to the same.
Notice is hereby given that on the 2oth day of
November A. D.. 1871. the following described
property. situate in the County OF Clear Greek
and State of Colorado. to-wit:
Udividei 1922 Gold Link lode, survey No 4771 !;
undivided 1870 Hamilton lode. survey No. 5oa4 !;
undivided 1o2o Lexington lode. survey No. All ;
undivided lo-2o Preacher lode survey No. -475l
and undivided 1929 Two Ten lode. survey No. 477l
as described in tax sale certificates of purchase
Nos s3. sas, $50. s35 and s3i respectively for the
year 1910. was sold for the whole taxes for the
year lelo and that on the 3Dth day OF Noven,-
Der. 1912. the undivided go OF the above named
lodes, described in tax sale certificates of pur-
chase Nos. $50. esi as5 $50 and es7 respectively.
for the tax of e1 sold for the whole taxes for
the year 1911 and purchased by Clear Creek Coun-
ty.
That the said Clear Creek County has duly
assigned the certificates of purchase issued on
account Of such purchases to Frank r. McCor-
mick who hath made request upon the Treasurer
OF said county for deed.
That the 1920 OF said premises were taxed for
said year 1910 in the name OF James Herdman
Est. and that the said $50 OF said premises were
taxed for said year 1911 in the name of VIM. J.
Herdman Est.
That the time Of redemption Of said real estate
from such tax sale will expire on the I4th day Of
July A. ID. 1913. and unless redeemed on or be-
fore said day deed will be issued therefor
Dated this 18th day OF March. A. D. 1919.
PATRICK H. DEVANY
Treasurer OF said County Of Clear Creek.
G@ First Publication March o. 1919.
SeIz/. Last Publication April 25 1919.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-03-28
The community was shocked.

The community was shocked,
though not entirely surprised by
the death of Miss Virginia Fisher
at the home of her mother in
Greeley Wednesday of last week.
Miss Fisher lived here with her
parents for number of years, and
graduated from our high school in
1915. Burial was Friday at Ava
rado, after services at the Epis-
copal church The mother and
sister remain. and have the SYM
pathy of many friends.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-03-28

f. T. Malone was a business
visitor to Denver early this week.
Mrs. Carlin is thinking of COM
ing back from Denver to Idaho
Springs.
The Episcopal guild will meet
with Mrs S. l.. Burger Wednesday.
April 2.
Miss Annie Macleod Ca me home
last Friday to spent vacation with
her parents.
Harold Petersen has left Camp
Travis for Camp Russell, where he
will be mustered out.
Miss Lucille Tobin of Victor,
Colorado. spent The spring vacation
with Annie Macleod
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Petersen
will remove from Denver to Long
mont about the first Of April.
The George Dory family are
reported as considering removal
to their home 10 this city. Their
welcome is always ready.
Misses Lucille Tobiu and Annie
Macleod returned to Colorado
Teachers college last Wedne sday
morning, after spending spring
vacation with Miss MacLeod's par
enis.
Mrs. l.. MacLean will be up soon
to prepare for shipment the re-
mainder of the furniture, though
she is outspoken in her disa ppoint-
men. in Denver as place to Trans
plant folks who have large number
of friends in the mountains.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-03-28

1t is hardly possible for one man
to completely dominate the affairs
of even a small community-un-
less that one man be so utterly be
yond reproach in every way that he
can command the full confidence,
esteem aud goodwill of the entire
community-for, after all. con-
fidence is the foundation stone of
a successful business par
ticularly the banking business.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-03-28
Notice to NONRESIDENT Heirs

STATE OF COLORADO,
COUNTY of CLEAR CREEK, J
IN THE COUNTY COURT
In the Matter Of the Estate OF
L. r. CASSATT. Deceased
To CHARLES NJ CAssATT residing at North
vile. South Dakota, heir at law Of said L. E
Cassatt. decreased:
You are hereby notified that an instrunen,
purporting to be the last will and testament of
l.. f.. Cassatt deceased. late of Idaho Springs.
Colorado has been presented for probate BY
Irwin g. Stafford. OF Idaho Springs, Clear Creek
County colorado, and hat by the said will all
the property of the said L.. r. Cassatt Is devised
and bequeathed to the said Irwin g. Stafford.
and that you required to attend the probate
OF such will the hour Of 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon OF April 7th. 1919 in the County Court Room
of the Court House at Georgetown. Colorado.
Georgetown. Colorado February "a, 1919.
ROYAL r. GRAHAM.
Judge and acting Clerk.
E. l. REGENNIFTER.
Attorney for
IRWIN G STAFFORD.
First publication March :, 1919.
Last publication April I. 1919.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-03-28
Estate of Mary A. Trathen, De-
ceased

NO
Notice is hereby given that on the seventh day
OF April 1919. viii present TO the County Court
of lear Creek County. Colorado. my accounts for
final settlement of administration OF said estate.
when and where all persons in interest may ap-
pear and object to them. il they desire.
FRED NJ. LEACH.
Administrator.
+. l.. REGENNITTER.
Attorney.
First publication March T. 1919
Last publication April 4. 1919.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-03-28

A. II. Price has opened a new
jewelry store at the Eaves corner,
Idaho Springs, and solicits por-
ton of your patronage. Watch
and jewelry repairing specially.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-03-28

held Thur-day. Jan. 3. 1919. the following bills
were examined and approved by the Finance
Committee and upon motion warrants were or
dered drawn for the payment OF same
B. A. Holley. salary city clerk. .....-..s 25 %
B. A. Holley. collecting water tax ........ Is %
b. Holley. envelopes and stamps ..-... - 81
B. A. Hoiley. p. o. box rent. license. IS
Elsie Cribbis. salary city treasurer.-..-. . 70
]. W. B. Smith. salary city attorney. ...... 25 90
VIM j. Harvey. salary a. marshal ....---. 81 90
Fred Thero. special officer g. 50
John cruse salary city isAmster. .-..-.-.. 50 u
A. d. Fraser salary health officer .....- 81 y
William T. Green. salary city electrician y 80
william T Green salary asst FIRE chief II 80
Frank e. Walter. salary as fire chief ..... 25 %
Mrs. Ethel woodley cleaning council rm s co
Colorado Power Co. city lighting. supplies Isl 90
Colorado Power Co.. supple. for fire dept. 81 70
Prank White. opening graves ........... ~ o.
Frank White, labor water works.. l3 IS
Chester Libby labor comfort station l3 IS
Martin Miller opening grave %
Martin Miller labor water works.. IS 50
Harry Nenzinaer. labor on water works. p
The First Agency Co. insurance premium IA 10
City Machine Works & Garage, auto hire 90 %
The Curnow Livery & Transfer Co. board
OF team and blacksmithing. .-......-.... g. IS
The Curnow Livery Tranfer Co. auto
hire ...........-......... laoi
Lowell Woodward Hardware Co, supplies 50
Idaho Springs siftingsNews. publishing
bills and printing envelopes and notices Is Il
-
Total. ..........-........--.--.-te -te45 So
b. A. HOLLEY.
Citv
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There is solution for every
problem. Even the banking sit
uation in Idaho Springs. complex
as it may seem, has its solution.
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LOST Express badge No. Zl39 last
Saturday afternoon. Please return
to Express Office for reward.
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Get perfect shoe shine at the
Perfection barber shop for l0c.
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Regular Monthly Bills Allowed

At . regular meeting OF the City Council
held Thursday. Jan 3. 1919. the following bills
were examined and approved by the Finance
Committee and upon motion warrants were
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AN ORDNANCE APPRoPRiATiNo
MONEYS FOR rAE MUNICIPAL Ex-
PENSES OF TIE CITY OF IDAHO
SPRINGS FOR TIE MUNICIPAL
YEAR. 1919. OUT OF TIE FUNDS
OF SAID CITY, AND TO BE KNOWN
AS rSE -ANNuaI APPROPRIATION
HILl" CT SAID CITY FOR THE FiS-
CAL VEAR 1919
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Sc II Ordained BY the City Council Of
the City Of Idaho Springs:
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TWELFTH To pay the salaries Of the
cIty Attorney, City Treasurer and City
Clerk. the sum of nine hundred dollars.
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THIRTEENTH: To pay the expense
of extending the assessment roll of said
city the sum of fifty dollars
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b. A. HOLLEY.
City Clerk.
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FOURTEENTH: To pay the expense
Of calling and holding the municipal cleo
ton in and for said city the sum of siS
hundred dollars.