The Lamar register. [volume], July 02, 1913, Image 4

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Change Of Time.
Traiu Mo. 11 going west ttl lU:Ub
a. in. ha* been changed *>u the
uv w time card u> leave Laiuui tour
minutes earlier ai 10:04. This is
in* only change made.
Ditches All Filled.
The irrigation dltche* mound
i.ajuai are ail carrying good heuds>
ul water *iuce the recent rain*, uau
U coouie* in ample time to prevent
any real damage. All visilots item
the cast who take tripe Uirougu tuc
ueautilul 1 arming ae« uou* uirougn
oul tiiia county me simply usioman
ed at tiie marvelous snowing be.
mg made. Tile lirel crop of ailui
la covers so mucii grqund tttui
many wonder wiieie (lie next two
or litre* crupe are 100 be stuckeu.
/vil grain cropa are malting »pien
did showing*, and uugar been*
never looked better at inie eoa*qn.
I'ixiwera county baa tbein ail beat
tiiia season, an tin alien ibe o»»s
ail come borne tbey will be uuauic
to eat up more ibau a small irac.
non ul tbe feed raiaed.
Granada Case A Precedent.
idveun Denver ana to long t<>
prower* county to establish pro.
cedent* lor her. Tbe big election
content there bingea largely ou
the question o 1 pencil nanot*, and
tbe only precedent tbey nave ia
judge Welliuglob id. Fee * decision
in tbe Granada mayoralty couteat.
lie eouuted tbe ballola marked
with a pnecli and an tbe aupreme
roourt divided three to three ou
tbe question ol euataiuiug uia de
claion it ia bow tbe law aud tbe
Denver court him mi accepted it.
Investigation.
Tbe present co>ugie*a la out alter
tbe laal seaaiou a ecalp. TUe ouiy
tniug the laat cougres# did wa« to
luveatigate about everytuiug ou
tbe eaitb and in the eky auove, but
with president Tail's veto ever
ready U> bead them oil, they couid
do no harm and ae they dtdu. t
aeem to care to do anything else
tbey did nothing. Tbe present con
gress has no such handicap, how
ever, tut President Wilson has not
tbe nerve to veto. Tbe only bill
put up to him so far be iraukly ad
mitted was wrong in principle hut
be signed it. lie will sigu any
thing tbe majority puts up to him
a* he ie afraid ot destroying his
chance for a reuoiuiualion. Con
greaa can therefore do ub it pleases
and it eeeius to be lie main ambi
tion to out-iuveatigate the last one.
With half the members away from
Washington aud most of the real
of them ou investigating committees
or doing detective work to prove
that they are innocent or to spriug
a new sensation, business is at a
standstill. Still when one looks over
the make up of the bunch that is
now. iu the saddle it is evi
dent that it is much better
to have them investigating than law
making. They wont be in the saddle
but two years aud if they can be
k«vpt at investigation work all that
time the county will be Immeasur
ably better off.
Holsteins Arrive.
The first shipment of young Hol
stein* for our dairy farmers arrived
in Lamar today. They were shipped
last Friday from New Glarus, Wis
consin, but owing to the extreme
heat in the east the railoada have
been running them on a night sched
ule and resting during the heat of
the day. The shipment consists of
102 bead consigned to the Lamar
banks to be distributed among the
farmer* at cost and about thirty
head purchased by Messrs. Wagner
and William*. Mr. E. J. Wagner ac
companied the shipment. The stock
yard* has been quite a show pla.ce
all this morning as hundreds of
farmers and cltlaens have visited
the yard* to take a look at the
new animals. They are all high
grade Holstein slock and xxiosi ux
Luciii will Ue JLftssu uy next ox/i'ab
mo laa'iuers Who aic o*ye* icil *- v - u
aaxr> men wex'o ail stiong Al V
cueir expiession o>f uppxovai ox tuxs
xxxxe bunch *XMi ocuers were pieaseu i
also altuough ixut undei'aluncxxug me
xixxe poixxxxis ox tixe animats. i ut**e
animals were pxuked by Air. Aleyex
01 tixe Helvetia company and i #
Clement o! Lanxar. Tlx© company ad
vise© the purchasers to go slow Hi
ieediug tixe animals, as it will bo
dangerous to reed alfalra until
they have got ijver tixe effects ol
tixe trip and used to tlxeir new sur
roundings. These animals are the
forerunners of the big dairy busi
ness to be established here and a
little later alter the hot sp«jll i®
over other shipments will follow.
Lamar and Prowers county aiul
the Helvetia company are energeti
cally preparing to carry out the
terms of the big contract recently
made, and It means a big boon for
the lower Arkansas valley. This
shipment of fine stock represent©
about $12,000, but its meaning to
this section is far greater than
most of us can now realise.
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Notes From Lamar Register of
July 1, 1893.
Hctrn To Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Cad* a fine girl.
Harry Wolf killed a rattlesnake
iu the engine room of the mill
Mr Carlisle has sold his kiln
of brick to 1. u. Myer.. The Bale
include, about 76.U0S brick deliver
ed iu city. .
County Treaeurer i'lke baa buotL
Heed biß beautiful wbieker..
JUJU 24. * Bo '*
John Gordon tbie week .oold hi,
lutereet iu tbe Commercial hotel to
J. A. Woodcock.
iieury W. Koeu waa makiuu tiual
proof ou biß bomcßtead iu 2S-22-
47.
1. H. Myera wu in lyanver tbi*
week and paeeed tbe Btate pharm
acy examiualiuu/ getting the high
est grade.
judge jullu, C. Gunter ou appli
cation of John Heee iaaued au or
der granting a receiver for tbe La
Junta and Lamar Canal (now tbe
Fort L*you canal) and appointed \V.
C. Burke of Cue AuUnae ub the
receiver. Mr. Burke Bled a boud
of SIO,OUO aud took tbe oatb be.
fore DUtrlct Clerk C. B. Tbornau ou
June 21, I»#2, and entered at ouce
upon hi. dutieo.
Tbe bard limes huve .truck tbe
flow of tbe artesian well.
Notice at Annual Stockholders
Meeting
Nolle* is hereby given that !ho
annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Lamar Commercial Club as
sociation will he held «u Tuesday
evening, July M, HH3, *1 tt o’clock,
at the club roqiu* ef *aid associa.
tiou, iu th* city of Lama*, lor the*
purpose of electing a board of di.
rectors for the eusuisig year and
the trauaactiou of auy other busi
ness that may properly come be
fore said meeting.
Notice is further given that at
said weeliug there will ulso he
presented and acted upon a certain
proposed amendment of the Filth
Article of the Articles of incorpor
ation of the above named associa
tion, that it reads a* follows:
“Fifth: The affair* and man
agement of our said corporation is
to be under the control of five
directors who shall hold their of
fices until their successors are elect
ed and qualified.'”
By order of the Board of Direc
tors.
Dated at Lamar, Colorado, this
2nd day of June, A. D. 1913.
GLEN E. KIRKPATRICK. 9ecy
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department or tits Interior
U. S. LAND OFFICIO ul Lemur, Col.
crude, July 1, 1913.
.\OTUU; ia hereby given -that Irvin .V.
lluckenbkijy, oi Demur, Colorado, who
on Munch 11, UMI7, mado llcint-Ueud on
try No. 7-I*3, .Serial No. 03733, for the
SD of Suction 33, and oti September
34, Hilo, made Addl. lid. entry, .No.
087 trj, for SWI4, Section 33, Township
34 S., I Unite 47W, 6tii Principal Meri
dian, has filed notice of intention to
make Throe year Proof, to establish
claim lo the land above described, tie
fore The Register and. Receiver, at La
mar. Colorado, op the 19th day of Aug
ust, 1913.
Claimant namee as witnesses:
George Perdue. George Rose. Richard
Roll and Harry Market. all of Rntnar.
Colorado.
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