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Gilpin observer., 1919-11-27

Delinquent Tax List
GILPIN COUNTY, COLORADO
TREAsURER's OFFICE, GILPIN COUNTY,
STATE OF COLORADO. S.
CENTRAL CRY, COLORADO, NOVEMBER l, 1919
Public notice is hereby given that WILL according law
public sale at the Office of the Gpin
and State of Colorado,
MONDAY, DEG. g, 1919

and succeeding days. commencing at the hour of 10 o'clock
in the forenoon of said day. much of the following des
crbed real estate situate said county which the taxes
for the year 1918 (or years named in the following s
have not been paid shall be necessary pay such taxes
interest penalty and costs, to-wit
Gilpin observer., 1919-11-27

Witness my hand and seal this oath
(sEAL) ttI
HENRY p. ALTVATER,
COUNTY TREASURER
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Stephens County
May Equal Large
Ranger Pool Soon

Fort Worth. Texas. Maroh 29 Ono
ar flc mos. lmno fHut wells n the
RHuFrf district the stephenson uf fnt
Gladstone on a Netninr company Hnr
reached nav dil HHd IH makur .NN
barrels frHw the tun of uo nnd Do
looks hilr good rr0luDfr
This wnN Is important hccHuHo 90 itH
location houe fouf mI.r norfh OF tle
Ranger pool and regarded hf sDme ou
orators NH 600 extension 0f tnai pool lf
is reFanlfd lH important however hF
500 operators aa showing o. possibility
that thn producing 8rsaa 90 taHfard
and stephens counties wHy eventually
ho linked uu Tho Stephenson Don fhe
saud zoo $500 frDt about tho right
depth for tho Ranger mne Hnl b. o.
but itro snti0weT fhtu fhc Noale and
suddcth wells io inf gof'h Boz stephens
county 81 n thrr. miles flom fhe
ND1lO
pfohnhiv tho best wcH completed Bon
the Eu. ahuIusif field dllmr fhc pasl
week. wae tho wizard 800 rDmpanya
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:. HOROSCOPE.
Sunday March 30. 1918.

This is an unimportpnf rule ~ che
planets according Go asiroloFy. f0r 400
the STARS are feeble ln their sway
Mars is boo place thRt seems to
promise freedom ana gool fortune for
eoldicrs
Tho conditions arr most favorable
f0r physicians Hud nii who WORK Toe
enc h'itefment of humanity
Churohof will cNtoud their work uf
has boon often predicted BONE progress
wil ho slow aud ther wan ho many
conflicts 80 opinion
AN fno airna seem 60 Indicate that
the oii forces of humanity viii protest
strongiy against progress They wiz
nr given tho power OF desperation huf
win not srccced
Cwnt powers viii bc brought 40 bear
to overcome prohibition ANA woman
sufhnge. which VIII o., discussed con
stnntN poo the next few weeks. bur
progrrsH win nOf boz overcome
Tho fame of preacher vino viii
prove NnnHelf nn organizer ICES VOL aH
un orator D. prognOeticatrd
Neptune lH likely to affect sensitive
persons at this ilmr. doubt worry ami
nuccrininty hemg produced
Tho kinR ol Greece b. subject Co tho
mnat disturbing sway for hr has thn
sun boz conjunction with Mercury with
Mars boo square lO hla lupltDr 49, a.
tempt mas hD made 800 hia NE and he
Will not rsmHln on a. Throne through his
entire lii'. Csc aeoia doDiat,
Persons whose hirthdatc b. H have
fh auFup of 10 quiet Netr with little
tnat la dHtufbmg hui domestic nflairs
maI u0t h0 altogether satisfactory
ChNiIen born ou lhiH dlN mHN he
DISH 1rmg md careless These suh-
ltDf. OF Ar..a ar likely io hove un
ry0ntfui IvcH
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the pleasure of meeting NJ Wolf the
cnfernfleiuF gentleman engaged u
transporting cotton nnm middle TeHaa
Ga Monterey Nrxlcu 80 81 we'll aaff-
fled. lo tli with the advantage uf iho
route yln Corpus christi. aa will ho acru
hy reference tO hla statement iie saves
bY ihia route between s70o ana $500 n
this oun operation boz ffoiTht alone
which boz There hard tunes o. u0 small
stem
Meeting at Laredo AZ % meeting 0f
Gibbons of Nohh county hnh Boo ihH
rnHff house at laredo last wrfa. COL
Jose Maria Gongnlcs wAs. on motion of
q W Pierce ESQ., oallcd 90 thee hpir
and w. OpochcrtY appointed scrro
fnry The object of fho meeting having
hruu oNplant3 hf ThumsH a uwtoI
go De- tu express tbe feelings OF fh,
citizens iu regard to fhc recent 0nf
lNufltiea 0f Guerrero Boo pressing infl
military aeftirs az Use republic of
Mexico. certain citizens ~ thf Nntrt
States A committee eouaNflnn U'
hrs-i- Thoe a pwrcr Pedro Trr
vino Raymond Martin. D. a. strtrur
rs d.. ANA Michael inrf0H WAS aN.
pointed to draft rruoluilOna expressive
Of NE sense ~ the meeting
More Candidate The Nurce- vi.
leg Ire authorized 90 snnouncr j W. lit
7 iig fol recollection to tho office NJ rOun
( ft treasurer ~ NuereT county Ht 600
ensuing August election Thomas 8
Hooper 1a O. candidate for recollection
fo the office 90 district. cicri Henry a
Mnlthy an rundidniu fuf fhe office ID
chief Justice 0f Nucoea county samur
7 a. Miller candidate fnr the office q
/ sheriff Mat Nolnn for tho office 81
sheriff ~ % Hrlttnn Tor Justice of th'
peace.
/ Democratic Committee The >dorr
cOunff democratic committee for ihl
yotr 1888 appointed 60 81 puhlic meet
inr hcd 0n rhr stn 0f january % O.
4 NeM chairman ~ Holhou. onr0e
spending secretary q o. Murphy 81
Power Gen rfouffo TWm Mussoti
John r Galnrhan g. s. Parish
Some Bsptg Two hrrs from ODD
I rnrdrn of SIR RiRrs tbo receipt %
which IH hereby acknowledged wriFnc.
! lS and iH pounds respectively ou'
"Freuch" and tho nthor "niood Mon
/ zion ia NOS made of fhoao hoctH because
wo thlnk ihDm unusually large hui f0
tho purpose of mguirinF of ON intcro
friends OF tho rrafi ~ they d0 not thml
] Thorn "Homc punklnt
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A SANE PERSPECTIVE.

Sitting on Csc sidelmcs nnd iak
ing an impartial squmi go thc SIT.
nation 10 sure docs hccome evident
That oar returned soldiers arcn 2
nt All. spoiled hy the adnlaiion and
praise showcrcd upon them and j.
IS absolutely certain they've moi
Jet themselves De- ruined ior fur
thcr work m ihe world simply De.
cause they are hcroe, and have
had the biggest sort of experience
that men FAN possibly have
Right now they are displaying
fhc most commendablc attitude
They are an getting of The old
uniforms AND getting back into
cts just as quickly ns The law al.
lows That old time stuff oi
parading around iu The uniforms
for days and weeks and months
and even years after the discharge
Is strictly nix these days Now 10 +.
The stuff go stow away the old
khaki and not wear ID amy more
even on Sundays when the regular
call is made on the best liiilc girl
in The world who is simply crazy
about the army
And. TOO. right new our dough
boys are displaying an anxiety 40
get hack go n job which speaks
we'll for their proper perspeciivcs
and general sanity All of them,
almost without exception, seem 90
realize thoroughly thar the war is
finished and that 10 docsn 3 have
60 be fought over and oycg again
on street corners aud other
gathering places They aIl seem
90 realize thoroughly that there
$50 BIG punches OF work Go be
done by them ia the world, even
though they have performed O.
LIES work BOO "a year coz So. and
they showing the riehtest sort
of spirit Eos being anxious 20 get
bac Is and in hopping 20 BE-
heartily when they de gct back
Saw when - comes 10 clear
thinking, hard fighting, ambitious
youths. We stack oar doughboys
up against The best Che world has
ever seen and win over YIN alL
hands down
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30
THE BEST START IN LIFE.

Way back info the beginning ol
time yOu Nc had amcslOrs Thou
sands of persons now long dead
and gone are your dircci relatives
So direct that had they not lived
aud given children 90 the world
you would NOS be- here today
An 81 these lorchcars with The
possible exception of abe three or
four most recent ones. have done
one thing only one thing for YOU
they've mode u possible FOR you
io be alive today Their blood
is in your veins and their charac.
iprIs'ics. tho scientists say. nilu-
cucc your life But So far as mak-
Iun hfc casipr fol vuu through be.
Quonthing you their savings. they
haven dome b.. Unless sou are
one of very small group, not o
single dollar of Me money that is
your today was saved hy anyone
further back along your ancestral
tree than YOUR grcai.grandfaihcr
Thrift, saving, the accumulation
of money have been habits OF man.
kind since Biblical days and long
before But most of fhc fortunes
of to-day were made hy men who
lived and died only Yesterday
when time is reckoned by the m.
Vulnerable DAYS man has been on
ihe esrth Judging hy The world p
experience 10 rs impossible for amy
Imam i0 So conserve his savings aud
hedge them about By law So as 9,
keep them intact for his children
land his rhildrcns children foi
'more than comparatively few
Years u SIS not iu the scheme OF
things that any man should per
pciuatc Dis fortune for long
Rui 10 Is Boo the scheme of things
lihai every man should give hi'
+ children ihe best start possible Do
. life. 10 Is up to all of us to save
lnoi for fho purpose of amassine {.
Huge fortune 90 hc as q memorial
lto our ashes for Moons go come
Tor history proves 10 Is impossible
TO DO ihis bat simply and solely
Ito give our children thc Start n
the battle Of life that they de-
serve.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30

Orrom ihc Nuotrs valley March e1l
Little Locals va notice ihp arrival
of fhousand uint hidps during tho
week. from the rio Gfando Ger n o.
Mitchell a Go.
Rev O. A. Fisher pastor OF tho IS o.
church in Dofuuf christi iH io leave ua
We hrc SORRY DO aay The recent cUnt
florence heid boz Waco laH appointed
rev IHe SIS Cooley in this place Tho
Ney Mr flshor o. - good preacher for
Doc has thrown hS hlH unif and become
nsh,i of mcn"
Groree Could adveFilsrs fur sair
above NorHeps Whaff fhc largest and
fltfcgt oysters ever brought to this ciiY.
from his private boots
THE Junior who Be- known 40 hc
some oa cabbage acknowledge ihe
fecrini OF head from the garden of
> Vs. iltilE weighing ia pounds %
We can not ro thp ftr NIGHTS wD can
ihD SOUR Erlut
Mr iieadsu has brought FROM Sew
orleans somr more rarrfiun uf seeds
among tnrm the prolific rofn D.i.
hfafNd for Sos ufoduCtNcueHa. ale0
+ petu guf cotton seed.
From son Patriotic -gnb-fi Mrgloin
and pai UUoheftY executors of TIE
estate ~ James MrGioin. deceased. 81
v.rlise two leagues ~ hand for sale ~
public auction. in the Nurcer valley
k0hf Weir sheriff puNilahrH eta
tlon hf order of John Ryan clerk oi
1 San pntfirio county citing walter in.
sails 90 ul to app"lr ln san Patricia
nnd mako answer to petition OF ullin.
I un James vs. Hyno
Obituary piod ln SAN pnfricio God
ih' 2fsi day of FrhnmrA Boz tho 2ith
year 90 his ago. Gllhert NcGlnln ESQ
Mi McCluin's ecutirmnnN bearing and
FuAfity ~ manners oudcnfrd him tn nl
who bad tho pleasure of knowing him
liiH sickness wna prutrHrtod hui horns
with Christian resignation The deep.
cst souuw uorvadcf Hll aufs of hls
acquaintance aud general sympathy
la felt and manlfoatfd fDi biz afflicted
wife and only surviving sister an0
brother iu their sad bereavement
Al ihc September term 90 inc pro-.
bate court ~ san Patriotic county irt.
tefs nf administration were pmnfed to
Rose Mnhouy on tho ESTATE of Peter
Mnhony deceased
James 81 Grover ~ sam Patricia
county publishes executors notice u
the Nuccos VALLEY of March
cotton Going io Monterey We had
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30
A SUBTERRANEAN
SCoUNDEL.

About this time of ihe year or q
liftlc latter 81 ue have ,omc Severe
weather when we shou.dn r YOU
Wlh s' "Nl some morning TO A'l'i
ln' approach OF sprung """ cn''
WY. q f''lIs "'i" 'i'''''il. "N'''
lhe .a"n Ni'i he iN' i"'li'hs 7 l" ~.
honi aNH you "iil see A." i'l oi h'l'
am" 'Ao.i'N' a't0 U 'i'N,
'NH Mister slo'e l'aa arrived a'id
ls nNsN
'ne iial lai MOLE pbshiiA pms
piina ""f mere ana FoN' 'aprria r.
~ ''''f " W '-
Week wan steam f''lei "Nd
seven hHe"ics can smooth hafh
ll ihe garden Jag ia o.ON',
nuisance aha 'ho'el n' .a"y nr "i
some sliahl Oe'eil i'.'"y ""'
ever been anir Io prove
lhrie sam ha' iaht' l.' hui'
ln hahN ana nag I'r'',H q ""'i'' z
iaai leiif now ~ '"l'i N'h. A' i'''
pen IS worth rom g quarter 9"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30
OBSERVATIONS

We could resume our liking ~ Goethe
now ~ we bad never read how b. STOOD
n' the r01dHlde. bat in hand. end
bowed while rotnliy drove by
aa.aasaa
y have hui ono mOflt ihst 0f nrrsf
do4IHlrinH HnYf forh YOU hHso thli
one Of uevcf hurainf Marshal
Hamburg noum'n refuse to hrinp out
fbc shina demanded bg ih' nuioH Prob
abiy % habit leauned GA batiltshipa st
Kici
rhefe oau to no peaoo while italy
ia fuminr about Flumo
The Vs. vs. would De- 40 OF iho ON
ployor "thc ono enrmf ~ lHborF And
then everything would he lovely 70 wr
could only prrunde oui atomachs tp
abolish thai cmpt feeling
We grow rather weary on thase
tmid Americans who are forever
arcnelne the Time when Japan of siHm
or some other unt nni iumn ON ue
Bn1 ulps ur ihe eafih with un.
s--
Au 600 nations wanf peace The
Trouble la THAT ihey want ro many Other
thInga.
Much 0f fhe worlds present hFetefia
81 dur fD fNr fstf fhsi 80 hsa boon ..
pfiYri of in, kifH ~ o. cusfom9e
sclrehtads
10 nsfiOnf .ro auepiclnus ~ ono ~
other nov what will theY Boz when ihis
mouhlg after ilghteouHupss wuues9
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Christian Science Society opposit'
Nuaees nottl.

SUNDAY services u m aubiect
'Beaity'
sunday school 300 m
"Wednesday evening Testimonial
mectng oriUDh
Heading foeu "pen weeds duNH. o.
fu
Tha public is cordially invited foo tho
services nud to mHte us, of iho roadinf
roum 1000 Cree circulating lDarF no
authorized ChtlHtiHn SrltnCr literature
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30

nnf won on fho CasI. UfNcH which.
according to fen1ris s showing f.r
600 fo 0NN barrels
Several Jorge deals arr nrrIIna Or
thf nurthurnDft field Bon which botl
undfVDiopod acreage 1ni production
aro Involved. They Hrf being ncif un
tcmpuranlF pending fesf of rr iue-
tion n Far.olt Wells These dcliH ny
which eastrru ctpHai wN HGuro eK-
tenaiye holdings wll ufal fho recent
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81 Patr.el... cathsarsI.

MASSES today nt d q and iO 0'cloch,
uccordinr 90 tho nDW iimc
Services thn evening nf $3.50 moW
timol coumatme nf Bomr' fctm0n,
,fourlh of thc Lcnlru a,resl. and bcua
dlcti %.
Wcdnosdn, evening ai go ncw
umel. komur SERMON Un thn suffer
mss ~ Christ. and henrdiction
rfidly evening nt 1o now timvl
stationH uf tho cross lud honcdicilou
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EplseonaI ehureh 81 lhe Good shsphsra

ChnpaTlai and Taylor streets.
1850 m Hoh Communion
8 80 m sunday School >. q Ei-
Notf superintendent
by oD a. m Service ani sermon
slhifOt "Counrmatlon--ita Authority
nni value"
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cenlraI chrI.lIan TabernaeIa--

Hlhlc school @ 30 m
communion lO ia "a m.
ircaChinE goo "a. m.
itDschiug aO b. m,
Bible cuss Wednesday so b. ga.
h0u arc welcome
4. y GLADNEl Pastor
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30

Il comes The frat thing IN the
morning" Tho Caller. -. --- ------
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DIRECTORY

$500 %. m stonur prayer and lec
turc Tho Fourth ou tno hoos o'
Genisis
Not' lho elnngo So time from 3D
to Zoo D. m
Tho music win hc Boz keeping wIti
thr LcntDn season
All arc cordially invited Ca worship
with us
REV j. Vs. SYKES Rector
-
Frat Methodist
iluuH of Worship l1 51 m uia
Z 800 D. m with mcuchng hl thr pas
tor
Special music nt me- morning rou
ond g. popular sons service at fhc ctc-
niuE hour
SUNDAY school $3.50 a. m David
Peel superintendent
Young M'nt olaat Allan NanunS
president 4 3d. i1rcd frtrtc
Epworth l.carur t.fl m nrynn
nav president g. D. Casey loator
Midwcck service "Wednesday Z 8O
o. m
Nwiors In thc citv aro invited lo all
thr services
Ail sew.rm wu conform io new
time
PRANK n BUCHANAN Pastor
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30

no Sea tho late news f.rsG subscribe
Tor the Caller.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30

SUNDAY School af D4s 90 m. H. D.
LeEeett unrnnt-ndrui The mission
-ry program thai wan Ca have hcci
given Docs hrrn postponed one wtpk
THO aIuf wIi preach af 30 U0 "a m
Hnd aa n There witt hD speem
music at hulI services
Thr Sunboms Wni mpU m thc nr.
muN u'm lt 900 D.. COP AIRS d n
Hendrix. lcHd,i
Ihr W A wiu wopt with Mis e.
y Coleman 90 iolt ChapHuM street al
go D. Dol. Mlse ncnne MUrhall prcsi.
dent
The punnr H cordially invited Go at-
,cud 1920 ul ihssr services
!hN q CARROLL Pastor
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sunday school $50 m q YAM.
uuN. supernfVudvut
rrcaohms l0.ta Is "a. by D.. D. Rld-
air
Ai' 0lnor services w.l ho held al tho
regular hours We wil Observe new
NmD
Rnt . O Manuws ,lc pastor win
u0t he present aa hr ai che district
conference at Flores me-
a. %. MANNING Pastor.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30

LUMBER
Complete stock % lumber ana builders
supplies
L. .. Garrison Lumber CO.
The uig yard one block a8sf % tho
ftandlire. Phone 10
Phone "a
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CORPUS CHRISTI
SLXTY-TWO YEARS AGO
EXTRACTS MADE e. r. muRRmAN NUrcrs VALLEY
NEWSPAPER pLeLisHGo HIRE w 1858 BARNARD s


,tom ih, Nuc,ea valley March egl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30

Hamburg ncnm'n fofufe to hrlnp out
fbc shina demanded by thr auioa Prob
ably a habit ieaued GOA batiioshira 40
.f.l.f
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30

We could resume our liking 81 Goethe
now ~ we bad never read how De- stood
ni the ruHdHldo. bat in hand. end
bowed while rotnlty drove h5.
The Glenwood post., 1919-05-03
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. rs they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear There 10
by constitutional remedies Deafness 10
caused by an innamed condition of the nu-
cous lining OF the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube In infiamed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing. and when IL 10
entirely closed. Deafness Is the result and
unless the inhamm alton can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal condi-
ton. hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by CAtArrh
which 10 nothing but an innamed condition
OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case Of Deafness tcaused by catarrh1 inst
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars, free.
y. J. CHENEY 4 Co, Toledo OhSa
eoid b Druggists, fsc.
Take Hairs Family Pills for eosstaoak3e0
The Glenwood post., 1919-05-03
FOR SOLDIER LAND SETTLEMENT

The Forthcoming May issue of the
Reclamation Record published by the
U. 8. Reclamation service of the De.
partment of the Interior, contains an
article showing the nationwide inter.
est in and approval Of Secretary Lane Is
plan to provide work and homes in
soldier settlements on reclaimed land
for our returned soldiers, sailors and
marines. Tt is stated that already
over $4,000 inquiries regarding the
plan have been received from these
men ana ,bnt additional inquiries are
coming in at the rate Of five o.. six
hunjfed . day Many Of the state leg
islatures have enacted soldier-settlc-
msnt legislation in anticipation Of SINH
lar action by congress at tbs coming spe.
The Glenwood post., 1919-05-03

of the heathenish and brutal, but law
which permits one big human brute to
pound to a jelly another human brute
is repulsive to the ordinary Coloradoan.
The great trouble with modern prize
fighting is that both participants usu-
ally escape with their lives. If we are
to have a law of licensing prize fight
ing at all, then suppose we make it
compulsory on the sluggers to continue
until one or the other shall have been
put to sleep forever and then make 1t
the duty of the sheriff to take a four
year old club and finish the other
fellow. In this way the community
might be rid of lot of worthless rub
bish and the morbid appetite of the
spectator would be more completely
satiated.
The Glenwood post., 1919-05-03

cial session. In many of the states
the governors have appointed special
committees to work in cooperation with
the federal government in connection
with soldier-settlement plans.
The American Federation Of Labor
has endorsed the plan in its reconstruc-
ton program, and the Daughters of the
American Revolution approved the
plan by formal resolution at their re-
cent convention.
Scores of chambers of commerce,
boards of trade and similar organiza-
tions,-as well as hundreds of newspa-
pers, have placed the stamp Of their
approval on the plan.
The last page of the Record is in
the form of poster, with the caption
"Attention Soldiers! Sailors! Ma
rines!" which describes the plan and
requests every man interested to write
to the department stating his name,
age, occupation before enlistment,
whether he has had previous expert
ence in farming, what kind of farming
he would like to take up, and where he
would be willing to work, whether in
his own or in some other state.
individuals. receiving this copy Of
the Record are requested to tear of the
back page poster and post it in n con-
spicuqus place. Secretary Lane hopes,
through this and other means, to get
in touch with every returned soldier,
sailor or marine who II interested in his
plan to provide work and farm homes
for them.
The Glenwood post., 1919-05-03
position, declined to contest as presi-
dent of the board.

position, declined to contest as presi
dent of the board.
About the only thing of interest at
the council meeting Monday night was
the tilt between Mayor Parks and
George Kelker over the order of the
council for Mr.. Kelker to lay a new
sidewalk along his property on Tenth
street. The mayor took the gentleman
to task for disregarding the mandates
of the council and Mr. Kelker declared
that an endeavor was being made to
work a hardship upon him, as the side
walk along his property was Of no
benefit to him and only served as a
thoroughfare to people going to and
from the depot. The outcome of the
whole matter was an order to the city
marshal to serve official notice upon
Mr.. Kelker to lay the sidewalk referred
to within a reasonable length of time
or it would be done by the city and
charged up against the property.
The innate elements Of heather bar
barism and brutality which took form
and shape in the prize fighting bill of
the recent freak legislature, furnish
additional evidence Of the imbecility
Of that body. Colorado is no place for
such an outrageous law and it seems
that Governor Thomas, in signing the
bill, evidently toadying to the immoral
and the depraved, has bit of more than
he can we'll masticate and has hied
himself hence to escape the anathemas
of an outraged constituency. A dog
fight or . cock fight possesses enough
The Glenwood post., 1919-05-03

barn, potato cellar (cost $1,500), black
smith shop, chicken house, sheds, cor
rails, etc. Railroad runs through ths
place, postoffice, depot and cattle load
ing pens on the ranch. One-fourtt
mile from house to good school. si1
feet Of water decreed from q never
failing mountain stream which flow,
through the property.
This ranch and small bunch Of cat
tie to start with will make man a
fortune in a few years. I can price il
at $4,000 and it is a great bargain
at that figure. Half cash and reason
able terms on the balance.
A. ]. DICKSON.