The Lamar Register from Lamar, Colorado • 1

THE LAMAR REGISTER. VOLUME XI. I A. T. A S.

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I a So. M-Fm I ia4 are 4 they will carry chair cat M.J without rran I trains and secwad rises Coacher. I dm 4 PallMa I I DR. I. S.

BRYANT. I DENTIST, I will visit 21 and I remain four day a. I HASTY, VC. Oo of Good- I Block. I Ulit.

I D. W. REED, I Pkrsician and Surgeon. I I Firti XaltoMl Hark. I kaaaa.

Cowaaw If. mil ion friend, I and SURGEON. I OFFICE -South of Court I Lamar. Colorado. lHfk.

tr: au. I to lud as. I 0 O. OOODALE. I Attorney and Counselor at Law I.tMLK, CaLoainx I Itcond Steer Ceodele Building K.

DOUGHTY. Attorney and Counselor at Law, I.AKAB, COUUKI OfHco In Land OfTlco Bulldlnc. MARY E. COOOALE. Stenographer and Typewriter, iw Ukna dinct to the machine or i is wP.orVhaad.

a specialty. REGISTERED JERSEY COWS From ilams of royal touted A for sale at snitod to the times. Also a limited number of grades, and two Jersey Balls if ap plied for at once. The herd aver 22 per cent cream. DAVIS MCDANIEL.

Nejnwta, Colorado. TRUSTER 8 B.VLE. A. wmi) Barr slid by bb certain i-ed at trtAat dated the Utb day at and nwortbl do (be 14th day of Hook 4. 4TT.

Use in the and rrcunlct of Prowers of Colorado, wmtrj to Charlee eet. and in caeo of hb death. or to art, to the actiossheriff of tucemox ic imrt. the wll real aatate. situate to I Pfnwrrs county.

Colorado, teeil: The 'Hiarter of Section No. tweufy-three (SD.ui Towuatjlp Vo. twrotr-two (23) aoath. Ranie No. I furtr 44) west ttbP.M.) toother with two full paid perpetual water day ami In the caaal of the Amity Canal Company.

fur one (i) cubic foot of water per a of time; which said trust to secure to the order the M'-l lurestmeat Company the payment of A. i Barr's three certain promieaory 1 of eseo date with said d-cd at trust, for i sum of (S7S) eaeh.dne IM, June i. lswt, and June 1. LAMAR. PROWEBS COUNTY.

COLORADO. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1890. with inuwvwt after lr cent annum. and rt th the fulthat la of default id payment ,4 or the InUrmt the the al hoblcr ofMU and all the MU. and of id 4 1 and rjMi.ua Hk.

place. ln bo f. 4 Uw in Mid of I "tated. after first four pubhr particularly provided for in dMd tru-l, which hereby made farj and default hu hM made the yay- aach. due l.

respectively. and pajmeut iiftuM for the IWM ow the IS tcm of tiw above been bed to the of whirti 4 Ulr. been by the balder of the aotai ibur. ud Mid nnU. ud Um are pant due udpaid and the lur iili.

McKroiie. the ud Ktiw of Proven county, hu ud in Irwt. hereby yiru that I. mvW.u:e-l William McKeoxie. actmcaberm id uid Proven nasty, mtwunr in af.WMud.

at the rejwot the prevent Irani holder and owner of Mid ami under and by virtue of the power and authority in me vewted bp the of Mid ileed of truat. vill fiat or bu iiiu. the hour of Hi oVluck in the forenoon of Mid ell the ah. deer I bed property and all the rvrbt. title, benefit and equity of redemption Mid I Harr.

bein and therein, at aactxxs. fur the hiahewt and beet price the mm will brunt in rash, at tar of the eou.ty court bonne in Lamar, in the eoastj of Colorado. for the pvrp.ee raid ami tarn, and all and aspmer. of rurunnr thu trud. VTII.LUM MrKRNZIK, Sheri If and art in.

of Proven county. lueceeaor in truat. flnl publication November 14. Lut 11 HALE or STATE LAND. VlliTl of aa order of the State Hoard of i.a/i.l O.MRtniMewien, 1 will wll at public auction la the reei-mmUr bidder 0 the Mh of November.

A. brynnnin. at the hour of 1 P. at the ofnce of Ho.nl in the State aptud Bui Min. in the Pity th- foUowin.

dej M-nbed land aitvate Proven maty, in Mid I Two II R. 11 I containing acne, value of ImptwramU n. r. rvvtalmn. acrea.

value of improvemeaU 1 yI SI JW. 3, Twp. 3 9.. R. 44 tain in.

acrea. value of X.I land befmr at the minimum of per acre, below which no bid will SL M. Twp. tS tL. R.

44 P. 14b acne, value of inpruvromu a Kfi a Twp. O.UI, i cmUiniDf Mb value of Said land betnff atioraieed at the niinimum i.rice of per acre below which no btd will Twp. R. T.

containing 14U acne, value of impiovemenu of tV. Sec. 34. Twp. tt 8..

K. 44 p. M. con lamina arm. value of K.

Sec. 34, Twp. 8.. R. 44 4 P.

nmtainina value of WSIJ.SK. N. of S. W. Sec.

34. Twp. R. 44 if cootainina si acne, value of uffPK. A.

Sec. 3. Twp. R. 44 4 P.

C. value of improve- S. K- Sec. 38. Twp.

R. 44 1 4 P. nmUiuuK icm. value of improve- I iS.i’iwtM r.l~<l tin. minimum priw ppr men, hplow whmli uo bit! will as 6 P.

M-. containuur Si acne, value of improve W.kv»««- Twp. a 8.. R. 44 4 P.

M-. coutamiua 40 value unpronuMOtt Said land upprubed at the minimum price iroo per acre, below which no bid will 1 seine Mild vubjeet Us all rialita way and other ea-emeuU heretofore by Board over them. TKHU4 Or SALK. Timlwr land, rash the day of Mle; on other for three dollan and fifty to tweotj-fl veoollan per acre, ten ter cent.of the I purchase money nu the day of aale, the balance In eiahteeu equal annual at per cent per annum. at more twenty-five and than acre, twenty per cent on the dev of rale, the balance in fourteen equal annual at seven per coni per annum: or the purchaser may make TuJ payment with accrued intereet at any time.

at and thirty percent and balance in equal annual pay; at erven cent interest; or the may make full payment with accrued at any time. If the purchaeer not i mb imprt.vement*. bo pay them at the appraiaed price. Purchaser must execute I bvr law. order ol ibe lio-rd.

MELDKrM RnUier ol HIS LITTLE HATCHET. Senator Kennedy Is Prepared for Retrenchment in State Affairs. State Senator A. R. Kennedy came down from Cripple Creek yesterday and is spending a few days in the city on business.

The Senator does not expect to go to Denver for his coming work in the legislature until after the holidays. The senator in his outspoken way talked pretty freely on coming legislation. He is out this time for retrenchment and reform, and don't care who knows it. He says that it is abont time for the legislatures to quit trying to see how they can beat the constitution and increase the tax levies, and go to cutting down excuses. He figures out that in the neighborhood of can be saved the state in useless expenses.

the senator said, would start in on that cnpitol commission. It ought to have been abolished two years ago, and there is no doubt about it Ben Crowell resigned last wiuter because he felt that the work was done and he had no business drawing salaiy. About $12,000 can be saved in that next. Senator, would you pnt the instrument that canght the chicken in the in on some of the salaries paid those little teachers in those lit tie schools we are maintaining all over the state. Take the schools at Ft Collins and Greeley for instance where the instructors are getting $5,000 a year.

Two thousand off of that would bo big money for them anywhere else in the state, and it is enough, too. considering the condition of other things in the country. We can save a good many dollars by a few judicious The senator is not from Missouri, but he says they have got to show him where that state labor commission is doing any good. They get out a voluminous report full of calamity every year, but how anybody is benefited by any suggestions or any good works he has not yet had explained to him. He is open for conviction, however, on that.

Continuing the senator said, take the state game and fish department. It takes a pile of money, and I see that it is any good as now run. It would be many times cheaper for the governor or some state official to send away and buy a quantity of young fish and have them dumped in the streams than to keep up the expensive hatcheries. It is a lot of buncombe to have a game warden with an office in Denver and the game about 300 miles away. It would be more sensible to abolish such an office and hire a man or two to remain over in the western counties and watch the game and NUMBER 26.

streams. With a little authority a man or two with common sense could do more to protect game than 500 deputies lounging around the 6tate house. This ay stem could almost be made to maintain itself if the wardens were permited to capture the pelts from those breaking the laws and sell them for the benefit of the further, I like to jump on the little fellows, but around the state house there can be the biggest kind of a cut. There are said to be about forty clerks in the office of secretary of state. If it is true there is an excellent place to cut.

Three or four people can do the business there and I know it About every official and every deputy official at the capitol building is said to have a typewriter at a good salary. The typewriters should be sufficient to do the work in a neat and modern manner, but not crowded for the purpose of making patronage. Yes, I think the coming session will be pretty Horse Creek Happenings. V. W.

Reynolds is at work at Holly this week. W. E. Vincent was a visitor on the creek last week. W.

A. Leonard is progressing nicely with the Middwater school. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brown have a fine girl at their honse.

All are doing well. John Gordon has been at work with a number of teams strengthening a few weak places in the Amity near here. So much water is being wasted from the canals in the east part of the county that travel west of Coolidge is badly impeded. Itemizes. The water consumers under the La Juuta and Lamar canal are hereby notified that the water will be turned out of the canal for the winter upon December the 10th and earlier than that date if the weather is so cold as to make it necessary.

The New La Junta Lamar Canal Co. By A. E. Bent, Gen. Mgr.

Idea SS Protect your they mar brine you wealth. Write JOHN WBDDERBUR.N Patent Washington, D. for their prise offer and list of two hundred Inventions wanted. Reg lntor piUg An old reliable safe French remedy. Neve Woman's safeguard.

per box. Six for $5.00 prepaid. C. H. FRYBARGER, Carlton.

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