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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-04
Me equiyoco muy frecuentemen-

Ne equjvoco muy frecuentemen-
te.
-Perc a ve:eS adivina;S aconteci-
mientoS S~epuitadoS en- las tinieblas
del pasado.
ESQ eS mas facil. senora, dijo I'm
Iique.
All, de yeras?
-Por ejemplo. mediante clsrtas
preparations cabaiisticas. prosiguio
ei principe. logro de vez Ell cuando a
certar bastautc bie3 81 sc me consul
IL Sobre successes algr r~ecisntcS-
-Sehcr de Coarasse. dijo ia reina,
mace POGO me habe;s vista entrar en-
81 Louvre.
ST, senior
-sPodriais decirme de donde We
MA!
-QuizlS.
" 10 que he hecho y Gicho en- el
canine?
-Procurare deciroslc, sonora.
-.PreciSa Garo< Ia nlano? preEua-
.,5 Ia reina.
S.. SenUr~; pero-... ~"uleS....
Enrique * !svanto Y paseo una
mirada Gistgaida por el gablnete de IA
rsina. Su mirada sc detuvo por I'm
en- IN fcaSco cue ccntenia IN hcor ne
gruSCo.
-:Que contiene csc fraSco, Seno,
ra@ pregpnto.
-Tirtq ~suupGtico. ~reSponcio i&
reina.
-Ahora. diio. supiico a Nuestra
NaJestad ME permita encender una
bujia
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Ell. CONSUL BELGA EN- VERA,
CRUZ PIDE AMPARO

VERACRUZ, juno lei Consu!
de Belgica en- este puerto, sencr Car
los Perrier, ha pedido amparo al Juez
supernumerario, con motive de la de-
tencion u sufrio hace algunos dias
ell slbdito belga Roger Routz, con mo-
two de habersele encontrado una ma
quina internal que Sc creyo destina-
da a los rebeldes felixistas.
FL JueZ de Distrito, suspendio ell
acto por setenta y dos horas. quedan-
do entire tantc Ell referido belga. en-
'libertad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-04
Hermana, no eSpereS!!!

A que u cara Guedc desfiEU-adA a coEse-
enencia de los ba--o>. eS2injiaS e>coriacio-
pes y ArrrSaS.
La PARTISAN SUPER CREAM eura-
"a y hmpiarI L. complexion lie toda ciase
de impurczas, sin impo-t&r que eStas sean
nuy antiS7ras o que h&ya GassaGo mucno di-
Zero para hacc-@s desapa-ccer- GarsrtjZa-
mos tales rssc;cad1s o Geyovensos q impor-
te de Ia preparation
Los so=prcadentss resGicados ic IA PNHi-
SIAN SUPER CREAM p-oporciouan ocne-
ficios iEca!rUia5i-S = las p"-Sonas que ten
gan n cara dcSfigurada con e-lPciOGeS. b.
rroS. etc. kacisaGo que -. re=uysuczca. O!au-
euee y sGayIc-. Il presto De rsta rnacuiEIcI
preparation g. dc 500. porte paCadc = to-
das parties de los EStaGuS UniGo>- NaaGe
I'd su impo-re i 70 deSea. O bier Pc
y ei resto 10 par-r4 al recibi-ls.
MRS. NELLIE wOJNAR- Dept. c.
I'll {. 18Th s. New York C.:y.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-04
ST, sonora, respondio resueita
lGente Enrique.


lGente Enrique.
Al responder asi, ell principe Sc
nabia ecnado esta cuenta: NADIA pier
10 Ell pronieter.relo, porque asi Sc
alegra; ST ME equivoco mejor que me
Tor.
La re!na resplr0.
-Vsanos, diio. :como creeis que
pIeda cuEqplirla?...
Esta pregunta puso algo perple-
Id al principe, quien uerro los oios y
astuvo asf un ratio como 81 consul
tara un mundo invisible; luego los
vcivi6 a abrir Y fijo una n,irada ar
}!ente al traves del frasco, Y en- Sc
guida estrccho de nuevo la mano de
"A reina, exaNliando:a con toda aten-
ci0n.
-Senora. dijo, os Z pasar por UT
luer;e Y a~travesar un rio.
IA d6nie voy??
--Panctrais en- ura Gale triste V
si,cnc;csa. entrais en- una casa os
Veo con un hcmbrc.
-jQui Il es csc hombre?
Enrique respordi3 sin titubear:
--Esta veSt!d2 Ie nero: es III;
inez:
La eXactItud de estas reyeiaciones
%'mpresion0 q la reina hasta 81 pun
to de hacerla tembiar.
-iY..... csc juez? pregunto con
augusta.
lie veo caminar. .y;ene...
IA donde?
-Aqui
-sPor que viene?
los trae ell medic de cumplir la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-04

tCo--cspoade-rIa especial para LA
MEXICO. D. F. Mayo 29.-Antes
de cue los 6iputadoS comenZaran la
discussion de la cansada Ley del Ira
halo. Sc conaedio la p2labra al dlpu-
tado V poeta Efren Reboledo que fun
90 como Presidente de Ia ComiSlon
encargada de hacer presente "a con
Golencia. de Ia Canara de D!putadoS.
por Ia muerte del eXcelso poeta ANA
do Ne,vo u los dauGoS del mas gran
de pceta m~eXicano.
In profundo silencio guardaron los
GiputadoS Y antonceS el autor de "Des-
ercanto de Dulcinea'. cor voz cere-
moniosa do cuenta de que en- con-
rama de suS colegaS visito a los deu-
dos del ilustre deSaparecldo. mani
fesrando Que todoS Saben que Amado
Nervo era un alto poeta y I'm pres
tigiado diplcmatico. pero que pocos
estan enteradCS Guam Simpat!co era
en- Su ty"to .ntimo. y agregO: 81 IA
Camara Mexicana eniuta Su tr!buna.
81 Cl gobierno uruguayo lie rlnde no
poreS desusa6cs. considereSe cual Sc
RI 81 dolor uue abate a Sus familia-
res one no tenian mas notlcias QUE
las Que Sc les habja proporcionadv
Ia Secrctaria d. RelacioneS ENterlo
! res. Y que Ia pcra aumentaba al con-
siderar que nc 10 habian acomoaNadc
en- suS DcStrcroS inStanteS. Duc que
la familia del vate. solo saba, que g
~vierneS de la semana paSada. Sc sin
TO erfn-mo. Y al dia Siguients a
bandon6 su envoltura carnal el es'
riritu Que cSeara Perlas NegraS. La
HermaGa Aqua. FL EXodo Y las Flo
res del Camino!....
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An

Enrique repTeSentaba 4 perfection
su papul de brujo; ma ninguna Fer
soma cue 20 fuera tan supersIicsosd
como. Ia reiHa Sc haoria dejado ala
c:aar as!. L! principe miro alternate
.>.ment.a ell 81 tra~co de tinta s:!:-
p.-tica yen las i.nuas Ge IA mano IL
Catalina.
-SeaorI. 0IJo puy fin. veo q Nue>-
tca Ma estad cu un ~suhterraneo, pre-
cediGa de dos hombr"S que "a alum
OIando con anJorchas.
= Donde e<iI esq Su~bterraneo:
oregunto la reina.
Nc 10 Sc dc cleric. pero dche es-
'ar en- ia> inmediacioneS del Sena.
-Es verda4, Gija ia reina. cLuc-
90:
-Feo d Fuestra Niajsstad entra,
On un calabozo obscure, irfecto, dou-
de yace IN honibre acostado en- el
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-04

Cuando uecesite libro> en- espanol
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio. Tex
G~irijase q lgnacio f. LoZanO. lis y.
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4 IN Leg del Trcb0jo

ina yeZ que Efren Rebolledo. hu.
DO term;nado de infolmar 4 Ia A.
Sanblca. que 81 Y u colegaS cum
rlieruu cen Su mission, Sc prccedlo 4
:nic;ar los debates con el 4 tlcu!o de
elmo sept;mo Gue IA ComIsion pre-
gen.6 reforma6U. Los debates fue-
rcn POGO intereSantcS ' e! t"ma SO
bre los que verSaban las GlScuSlohes
era en- extreme arido. no encontrando
los tribuuoS palabCas por medic de
las cualeS dar renda Sueita a SuS
in~Spiraciones ' muchoS dc los dIputa-
dos. entire los cualeS Sc contaban los
dictaminadoreS. nc uuericndo Sublr q
Ia tr!buna V despiegar argumentos
mas O mencS razonableS. Sc limitaron
algunaS veceS q SiSear Y Ctras 4 m
terrumpir cocn interjecciones fuer-
ties a los oradcre< que muy POGO ha-
| hlaron er favor de Ia Seriedad de a.
| quel ~recinto.
Soto Peimbert. Il desde hace mu-
cho tempo Sc ha declarado pa!adln
| denodadO de los fuerCS del ldloma &c
Castillo. tuvo IN eXtrano empeno por-
oue Sc respetaran los preceptoS gra-
, m~atigaleS sin acoldarse cue estan en-
desuSo en- los actualeS tiempoS Y Que,
| sobre TODD no hablaba en- una session
De Ia Peal Academia Espano!a. slno
cue habiaba ante los representatives
del pueblo, no todos tan lnstruidoS
como 50 Ceseara.
T'odcS las p~rei~7eaciaS son odioScS
Por fin. despues dc estaS p]oierlcas
inutileS. e. primero en- rebatir e. ar
ticuio fue el GipuCado Nillasenor Me
liz. ouien adopto n actltud cole
RIGA V SuS palabraS eran vertldas con
tono ;rritado. por 10 cual algunos dl-
putadoS tuvieron temoreS de algo gra-
re Y decidieron abardcnar ell salon.
Atac0 las fracciones VIII Y AN, por-
Que tratan dc dar preferential a los
obreros meyicanoS sobre los eXtran-
Jeros;
"ToGas las preferenciaS son odlo-
sas exclam6. los privilegioS despueS
de la revolucion, no pueden tener VI
da: bien e>ta. agrego, que para su
defensa. para III msjoramlento los
obreros Sc asocien. que lleguen has
Ia Ia huelga; bien esta cue hagan
waller todos suS fueros, que dejen SEN
tir la fuerza que les brinde su union,
rero nunca. jamaS. que gocen los aso-
ciadoS de privilegios. sobre los en-
| rranjeros que generalmente no estan
| asociados." Contra Ia Fraction M,
| dijo Nejia: "es injusto. impractical
bic. tratar de imponer dentro de los
| J~allercs la presencia de los repreSen-
tartes de los obreros, para cue de,
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La fraction cuarta Sc reserve para
su ~votacion.
La quinta: Oar por escrito a sus
ADMINISTRATORS o empleados las ms
trucciones u ordenes generates que
para la normaliZacion de las labores
Sc dictaren, sin que estas contraven-
gan las disposiciones de esta fey. nj
las del reglamento interior"
La Fraction fue aprobada, despues
de una impugnacion hecha por Soto
Peimbert, que dijo que era una frac-
cion carente de sentido comln.
La seyta que dice: "Conceder per
misc por escrito a sus empleados Y
obreros, para separarse del trabajo,
cuando estes 10 solicitor. Ell los ter
minos que fife Ell reglamento."
| SainduGo con siSeOs
Una vez mas surge en- la tribuna
la figura de Soto Peimbert. que es
saludada con una prolongada tanda
de siseos que 10 obligan a decir que
cuando Sc quiere cumplir con su deber
" Sc escuchan esos siseos. Sc siente
una viva satisfaction, porque esas de-
~mostraciones manifiestan que no ha-
biendo raZcnes. Sc REQUIRE al ultimo
medic cue aconseja Ia d~ecencia. Di-
ce que 81 en- el reglamento va Sc es-
tipula en- la forma en- que Sc conce-
de esa licencia a los obreros, no hay
necesidad de repetirlo en- ell articulo.
La Fraction sexta fue aprobada por
119 votes.
La septima: "Pagar la retribucion
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fiendan u deerechos Y esten fiscal
zando al patron
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-17
DRINKING FOUNTAIN
CAMPAIGN NOW % ON

The Arvada Relief Corps has b.
gun their campaign TO raise money ia
erect the Memorial Drinking Foun.
tain" In McIlvoy Park. and the fol-
lowing ladies have been appointed ~
committees to solicit funds:
East Arvada-Mn. A. l.. Davis
md Mrs. J. A. Pierce.
W. Arvsds-Mrs. A. J. Rscht and
Mrs. N. A. Abbott.
North District-Mrs. Ira Kirkpat.
rick and Mrs. Hammill.
Rslstsn District-Mrs. Chss. Bell
and Mrs. Hsstings.
Griffith-Mn. y. b. Baxter and
Mrs. Royce.
These ladies' will soon call on YOU
and you are requested 10 give whs(.
ever you feel able to contribute d
this worthy cause. In honorinx oui
heroes. both living and dead.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-17

Bofn-to Mr.. and Mrs. John Has
son, . girl baby, July 18th, tipping
the scale st nine pounds. Il is their
ttrit and the young parents are very
proad, but hardly more 20 than the
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
Of Bsrkslsy. Mr.. Hasson works for
the Lsydsn Coal Co., in the mines,
and lives II Louis Klumker's house
on Valley avenue.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-17
Local and Per.onal Happening,

L. I. Greenspoon announces that
from hence forth his store will be
known ~ the Gresnspoon Dry Goods
Company, ~ he il laying in a big
stock Of piece goods and everything
that belongs to the business. He is
particularly prepared to serve you in
ladies Furnishings. See his advertise
ment elsewhere in this paper.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-17

The Portable Steel garage which
was put up on W. W. Moberly's place
the past week, is attracting attention
for neatness and service and quite
number Of inquiries ara coming in
concerning It. See advertisement 'on
another page.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-17

H. w. Brown, received q telegram
telling Of the death Of his sister, Mrs
Ethel Lincoln, at Hopkins, Mo. Mrs.
Lincoln will be remembered by
many ~ she spent the summer Of
1918 visiting with Mr.. Brown. She
returned to Missouri last August to
resume her school work, and soon
after contracted influenza, from
which she never recovered.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-17

r. W. Bailey has sold his 5-acre
tract on Wadsworth Avenue, to Mr..
Stone Of the Continental Lithograph'
ing Co., Of Denver. The deal was
made by Ralph Smith Of the Smith,
Ruffner Realty Company.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-17
SOMETHING ABOUT THE
FRUIT AND OTHER cRQfe

1t has been the editor. good for
tune to visit q number Of fruit orch
ards in SAis section tho past week,
and what we have seen has been q
revelation to Us, ~ to the product
iveness Of the various fruit farms Of
this section-and this u NO real e.
tate boom-talk either. II there ever
has been an equal To- the abundance
Of fruit In variety that compares with
this year, we Of course are not In .
position to say, but II is simply won.
derful. At the Jos Giltner farm, At
Thompson Station, ws expected TO
see an abundant crop, but for quality
and quantity It is wonderful.
Second to Mr.. Giltner's crop. 20 far
Is we have observed, the tsn-acrs
fruit farm Of w. A. Wsbber's comes
next. Mr.. Webbsr has just complet-
ed bumper crop Of strawberries, al
tho his patch was not large, and has
gone into his cherries, Of which he
has considerably more than three
hundred trees, loaded to the breaking
point with the lucious fruit. He also
has currants and raspbsrriss galore.
Then will come the applss and pluuas.
The trees are loaded - heavily. -
they will stand.
Mr.. Giltnsr ID making wonderful
success in disposing Of bis crop read
lily and at q high price, owing to the
splendid quality. We also learn that
the picksrs In his orchard make On an
average Of from three 10 four del-
lars . day.
The next place w visited was the
productive little 20-aers tract Of Mrs.
M. Moreland, farmsd very success
fully by her son-in.lsw, Bert Sscrsst.
Here il great variety Of snail fruit
from strawberries, raspbsrriss, cur
rants. cherries, to apples and pluns.
I. L. c. Gillard Of Whsat Ridge has
. remarkably good showing IN frsit,
corn and tomatoes, On the S-sers
fasa I1sehaasd last ysar. NJ. Cu-
lard has . beautifully Ioestsd tract,
and the land Il rich and leaay, hsing
susceptable to irrigation With ~
lsast possible effort. Thsrs aEs
many. many places you pass on .
circuitous journey. that are no douhG
worthy Of equal or even greater
praise, and to mention eli weuA ~
quire many columns Of the paper.
There are many fine pieces sf
wheat, including those Of Chas. Allsa
Hiram Brown. Robert swadlsy
Terrence and Claud White. Walter
Morelsnd. and on Upper Ralston.
There can be no question but that
the Ralston valley can boast Of the
finest farms for fruit and agriculture
that ever laid out Of doom. II Il q
grand section Of country. rich In IL
products, its scenery and IL splendid
lass Of people. The coined phrase.
at il = Privilege TO Live Ii Colorado
must have received its inspiration In
the Rs|lton valley.
"a. manyfarmhAtand .inlwopNA
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-17

Art. CnllAtlAn StvGke reIiVeu :.
tsisxra@ A0hoAy n.vriI.,x Iiv,n Nv
ram, Vhlo, announcing Lus suVckAny
intsiilgencs that her broGner, franA
Cobsky, had In some manner Ia.isi.
from . wagon and broken his meek.
lnasmuch - the telegram d,d not IVY
hs was dead, Ars. Stocks still had y
faint hope that b. WAS ssiil alive. Il.
company with her two daughters,
Mrs.. A. J. Roeht aad Ass. r. Wsibsit.
she left On IN afternoon train Mon.
day, feg LeraiA.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-17
MTlcLEs PLACED IN Dox

At eleven o'clock Tyesday morning
Mayor Russell, in the presence Of
members Of the Town Board and .
few citizens, placed the articles Of
historical importance pertaining to
Arvada In . metal box and deposited
It In the cript Of one Of the Gate
Posts at the entrance Of NcIlvoy
Park. It was not an attempt at tho
dedication Of the park. but just an
informal affair. Mrs. McIlvoy, the
donor Of The park was present and
was particularly interested in what
went into the box, and was greatly
pleased that the Town Board had 70
thoushtfully arranged for the pressr-
vation Of documents an relics that
may be Of peculiar interest to future
generations.
The two Arvada papers, The Sun
containing IN account Of the dona-
tion Of the property and The Enter
prise giving account Of the erection
Of the entrance, and the procedure
proposed regarding the message to
bs handed down, the Golden Clobs
with account Of welcome to the Jeff
srson County soldiers, In Golden,
the date Of the founding Of the First
National bank and . bank statement
Of recent date. also . photo Of Sem
ator wesley Stalsy.
: Date Of founding Of IRE First
State Bank, checks, nots, slips, Red
Gross button, Liberty loan button,
etc. 1919 annual Of Arvada High
School.
Resolution Of appreciation \, Mrs.
McIlvoy BY the Town Board; photo
Of Frances Carlick-ths Telephone
BELIEF" list Of Arvada telephone sub
scribsrs; photo Of Mayor Russell and
wife 1t home; photo Of Mr.. Mcllvoy.
taken In 1909; dasusrrsotyps Of Mr..
and Mrs.. AeIvoy, 1862; photo Of Nc
ilvoy farm In 1870; photo Of same In
1880; photo Of iormsr mayor Chas.
AeFaddsn and Chas. Allen; photo Of
Mr.. Chas. wilbsr; photo Of Hack
berry tree. with herd Of buffalo BE-
asath Il Ia 1859. tree about - large
- II 10 now; photo Of Arvada Straw
berry day; first auto show on main
street In lsil.Nr> Davis enterprise
photo view from Inspiration Point /;
photo view looking toward Buffalo
Bill's grave; photo showing present
AEvsda High School; professional
and businsss cards Of Dr.. z. L. Eos.
tse, T. 3. Knapp, Roy staisy, ct sl;
mayors letter Of greeting. - printed
In ths Eatsspeiss Last week, 10 fu.
tsfs eitissns who nay opsn ths box.
30. Il viii b sssn hat the futsrs
eitissns Will hsvs . pretty good line
'en what was dsiag h the Old burg
sheut ths tine.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-17

Gus Graf came home Friday Of last
week, after returning from twenty
two menths service over seas, . part
Of which time he was with the Army
Of Occupation In Germany. Gus IL
looking fine and y glad TO got home,
Of course. Gus WAS very popular In
base bali circles and has . host Of
friends who are glad 10 ~ him back.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-17

Mrs. Clarsncs Rand, sister Of Mr..
J A. Nswesmb, and her two charming
daughtsEs. Misses Emma and Annie,
accompanied by Mr.. Minton Goodsel,
. divinity student and pastor Of two
churches In Illinois, were guests Of
Mr.. and MrA Newcomb, on West
First Street. Tuesday evening.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-17
Miss Gertrude Mckee IL spending
q few weeks In the mountains visit
relatives.
Messrs. Hiatt and R. L. Newton
motored to Burlington, Monday to
inspect Mr.. Newton's farm.

w, H. Kaler wishes to announce to
his many customers and friends that
he u now taking orders for the fall
school trade for the Racine Hosiery
Co.'S stocking feet hose He ID also
agent for The Arvada Enterprise. If
you are needing anything in his line,
please call phone No. Arv. IL.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-17
Arvada Prssbyisslaa chsssh
10 n, m,-Bjbjs Nrhooj.

10 4. m.--Bibls School.
II =. m.-Prsaching Service.
S:45 p. m.-Christian EndeAvor.
Midweek service for prayer and
Bible study on Wednesday evening st
3 p. N.
A. the morning service truths ~
'pecislly applicable 10 Christian b.
levers will he emphasized. A. he
evening service the Cospsl Of Ged's
free grace will bs ~: forth In sermon
and song. A cordial invitation 10 all
10 attend thsse services.
C1intoa kssd. MSnislss.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-17

Mr.. Fraak Tyrrsll received q post
card frem his soa Fred Tuesday, say
ing hs arrived In New York safely on
Sunday, and would b home soon. He
hopes 70 ct . step-ovsr In Chicago,
70 visit relatives and also meet his SIS
tsr Flossncs, who had her tickets
purchased and oil arrangements made
70 80 70 Chicago, when they received
ths wissSsss message few days ago.
tslliAg them hs wss % The ocean on
his way home. kias Tyrrell expects
10 take Q special course In music at
The Chicago Univsrsity while visiting
relatives In tAs BIG city.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-17

Fred Hayes, who has been in mis-
sfable health for some time, went to
81. Anthony's hospital Wednesday,
whore, upon the advice Of his physi-
clan, he had his tonsils removed.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-17

Little Marie O'Toole, of Central
City is a guest at the home Of Attor-
ney George B. Campbell, having ac-
companied Miss Ruth Campbell home
from her visit in Central.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-17

The boy scouts, accompanied by
their scout-mastsr, william Robinson
will spend Saturday night and sun
day on scout grounds near Littlston.
They sleep In the open and have one
glorious time on these trips.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-17
Christian Science Services

Christian Science Services are held
Sunday morning at West First and
Adelaide Streets, Mt II o'clock
Sunday School At $3.50.
Wednesday evening meetings st y
o'clock. All are welcome.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-17
TOWN BOARD HAS RATHER
HUM.DRUM SESSION-BILLs

The Arvads Town Board had rath-
er q hum-drum session atits last reg
ular meeting. The bills were about
the biggest things that presented
for consideration. And, this was all
because we have been given a fine
park with certain stipulations
attached to the acceptance of the
gift.
When Mrs. Clemen.y Nlcl.vvy ".
mated the properly W lne .v~n s"~
lnslstea that the town snoulu .aAs
immediate steps To improve 1t TO Inc
extent, at least, that 1t woula aturac.
the attention of the public to the fact
that it is now park and that it was
given to the town by her. She want
ed to see thia done at once, and the
only way it could be done was for
the Town Board to dig down into the
treasury and do it. The very lowest
cost of an entrance that was thought
appropriate was upwards of $4,000.
and q considerable more if completed
all at once. The Board has no ap-
preparation for this work, because all
appropriations were made by the out
going board, and at that time park
was not dreamed Of. So the Board
proceeded to build the entrance pill
lars and to put the necessary urns
and caps on them without contract
ing for it, in order to get it as cheap
ly as possible, and Marshal Townsley
and mason have been doing the job.
according to the plans and specifiGa-
tions Of the park expert, Mr.. DeBour.
and they seem to be doing pretty
good job Of it. The bill, however,
at best, will be about $4,000. This
il what made the Board feel SO de-
jected on Monday evening. However
there is no alternative, for the park
Il recognised to be worth all it is 60
ing to cost, and whatever Is done
must be done with the idea Of perma-
nsncy.
Another bsnsficance has been be-
slowed upon THE town by John r.
Graves Of Long Beach, Calf. Mr..
Graves owns the historical log barn,
on East First street, which was the
first building erected in Arvada, be-
ing occupied At one time by William
Allen, now living in = fine brick res
idsnes On West Ralston Avenue. No
doubt the building has many interest
ing facts concerning il occupants in
the early days that might bss.thsred
and posted inside when the building
b moved to = desirable location In
the park. The landscape gardener,
will probably give IL rustic setting
that will make It = desirable acqui-
sition to the park.
The Board accepted Mr.. Graves
gift with thanks and instructed the
clerk TO write Mr.. Graves a letter of
acceptance and appreciation.
All members Of the Board were in
their places except Trustee Madison.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-17

kra John AaArise came dswa
from Pine ts visit . dry q - this
week.
Senator W0lsy stalsy rs>ssAs1
last Thursday frea his tnp 70 Tssss.
He saw weadsss IN TIE oil fields, ~
comes back rather more sks1sisai 6.
oil propositions tAAa whsa ~ wssss
aitAo hs says thsrs are really estao
and hoasssbly managed eesessRs.
However, ~ dess not advise oss -
invsst Ia every "On coapsay" -
sees Sdvsstissd.
e. n. Duacsn 10 tuning ~ "
Dsaoa AaA Sstsing Il rssdy y lsDe
off fss CAsysaas In ~ Tiasss sass
nsxt Tuesday. and Asss's hsSia0 ~
laads IL Chsysans sais 80 ssssl
and bs the firse one under ~ wiss
1t ths Judges stand. There's -eSeo
In II for ~ wiaasS.
0raAgsss, dea't fergst tAs Dieais
1t ths White City Saturday q ~
wssk.
James 0'Dsisa k seiA haviag . -.
Essss ti.s wisA NJ ~ ssA ~. whieA
wss spssaesd ~ saA wieh vltsA ~
was ~ - h Q Dsavss Assoslaa ~
ok = ~ WoskA We teuse - ~
sesa - ~ riol1 aesia.
: ~. 0ee. Brown reeuaaed fsea =
no msath's stsy wIeA ~ dDa0A4se
q Rifle, oses.. M b ~ 4 ~
Dese Aso,1A
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-17

Mrs. =. u. Foster accompanied the
Dan etaley family for few days
outing at Monta Verda Park.