The Springfield herald., October 15, 1897, Image 1

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The Springfield Herald.
Yol. XI.
L. A. WIKOFF
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
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Official Paper of Baca County.
Democratic Ticket.
For Judge Supreme Court,
JOHN A. CORDON.
For District Attorney,
A.C. McCIlESNKV.
For County Clerk,
GEOROE E. KONKEL.
For Treasurer,
ALF. B. ALLEN.
For Assessor,
JESSE W. WHITE.
' For Superintendent Schools,
ELIZABETH K. SHANNON.
For Sheriff,
FRANK NEWBERRY.
“For-Co. Judge, (to fill vacancy,)
C. M. GORDON.
For Coroner,
WILSON W. EDWARDS. ,
For Commissioner Dist. No. 1, 1
ELIJAH HALL.
For Commissioner Dist. No. 2
(to fill vacancy).
SAMUEL L. FLOREY.
The Platform.
The Democratic party in con
vention assembled renews its al
legiance to the National Demo
cratic riatform adopted at Chica
go, in IS9G.
We believe the free coinage of
silver and gold at the ratio of 16
to 1, to be the paramount issue be
fore the people of this nation, and
until settled rightly it should be
the supreme question in every
election whether national or local.
We commend the administration
ol Gov. Adams as wise, honest and
patriotic.
We commend the action of the
two Democ&tic county commission
ers of Baca county, for their at.
tempt at economy by accepting $3
per day for work done by them,
instead of taking $5.00 per day as
the law allows.
We commend their wisdom in
this step, recognizing their good
business ability in attempting to
run the county within the income
as at present received, without
raising the levy and making our
taxes burdensome.
It is with sincere regret that we
note the unwillingness and refusal
of our present officers to cooperate
with the two Democratic members
of the board of county commission
ers, and perform their duties and
accept remuneration in the same
magnanimous spirit as the two
members of the board have done.
The Democratic party has al
ways been a conservative and e
conornical one, and we demand a
rigid system adopted for control
ing the running expenses of Baca
county, and we pledge our candi
dates, if elect ed, to perlorm their
official duties in full accord with
tins platform.
We believe, that, in the impov
erished condition ol the county,
and the few people remaining to
bear the burden of taxation, that
the oflices can be creditably filled
and the worked performed at a rate
not exceeding $3.00 per day.
We believe further, that the
office of county clerk should bead
ministered at a coot to the county,
ot, not exceeding S4OO per annum;
that of treasurer, not exceeding
$550; that of superintendent of
schools, not exceeding $350; that,
of assessor, not exceeding $350;
t hat of sheriff not exceeding $350,
and, that the members of the board
of county commissioners should
as full pay. Also that the county
clerk, assessor and superintendent
of schools, accept the same per
diem.
We believe that these prices
should prevail until the county
can be run on its income, without
increasing its floating debt or rais
ing the tax levy.
Candidates.
G. E. Ivonkel, the economy can
didate lor county clerk, was born
in lowa in 1870 but was raised in
Crawford county Kansas. His
parents moving from lowa to Kan
sas while he was less than a year
old. He came from Kansas to
Colorado in the fall of 18S6. and
has resided continuously here up
to this time, with the exception of
one year he spent in the state of
his birth. lie began to teach six
years ago and has since followed
that as Ins profession, farming and
attending to Ins stock interests
while out ol the school room. lie
stands in the front rank as a
teacher and is now engaged in his
second term at Springfield, lie
is well equipped to perform the
duties required of tiie county
clerk and recorder.
Alf B. Allen, candidate lor Co.
Treasurer, was born in Hancock
county Illinois in 18G7, but spent
most of his boyhood days in Mis
souri. He was among the earliest
settlers in tins section. He took
a complete course in the business
department of Tillottson Academy
live years ago, that fits him for
any position that requires expert
book keeping. While E. F. Mar
tin was county treasurer of Baca
county Mr. Allen acted as deputy
and done the difficult book work.
He is perfectly familiar with the
work of that office and if elected
will attend to it in a creditable
manner.
Jesse W. White the nominee
for assessor was born in Kentucky
where he lived till the Kansas
boom found him on a homestead
in Stanton county. lie moved to
Colorado four years ago. He
served two years in Kentucky as
deputy county clerk which gives
Inin an insight to working for the
public. If elected he will do the
work incumbent on a county as
sessor in an impartial and busi
nesslike manner. He writes a
good hand and is familiar with the
necessity of the county in securing
a lull list of all property.
Mrs. Elizabeth 11. Shannon the
nominee lor Countv Superin
tendent. ot schools is the wile of
Vinton M. Shannon, residing ten
miles northeast of Springfield.
She was born in Monmouth, Illi
nois ISG4. She finished tfie high
school of Monmouth and attended
Monmouth College three years.
She also carries a diploma from
the "Western Illinois business col
lege, of Monmouth. She first
taught school in the country, then
the villages and finally filled the
place of Principal of one ot the
Ward schools of Monmouth, for five
years. She was deputy county
treasurer under her uncle two
years at Beatrice, Gage countv,
Nebraska, one ot the wealthiest
counties in the state. She came
directly from Beatrice to Baca
county one year ago last spring.
It is not necessarv to state that
she is competent to fill the office
for which she stands as a candi
date.
Frank Newberry, our candidate
for sheriff* has resided in Baca
county since 18S7, in the eastern
part near the Kansas line, with
his mother who is over 80 years
ol age. lie was born in Barren
county Kentucky in ISGI and
served two years as under sheriff
in the county of his birth. lie
has spent seven years of his life
in Texas and served as under
sheriff in Lamar county that
state. He came from Texas to
Colorado. lie is a young man ot
good habits and tearless. With his
former experience lie will make a
good officer if elected, which he
should be.
E. Hall who is the nominee for
commissioner in Dist. No. 1 is
known to almost every one in the
county, and his superior qualifi
cations for I lie office are acknowl
SPRINGFIELD, BACA COUNTY, COLORADO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 15, 1897.
was born in Morgan county Ten
nessee in 1842, spent 23 years of
his life at Chamois, Mo., just
prior to coming to Colorado in
188 G. lie attends strictly to his
business of handling cattle and is
making a success of it. Those
who have linci dealings wiili him
say he is strictly honest and con
scientious. He is an inveterate
economist and hated by the high
salary office seekers accordingly.
Samuel L. Florey who is running
for the same office of county com
missioner in' the 2nd district, to
fill vacancy, is a young man who
stnmls well at, homo, pleasant and
agreeable with ability to perform
the work ol the office lie seeks
with credit to himself and the
county, lie was born in Pcnn
svlvania in ISG3, resided ono year
in Kansas and the rest of his life
up to the present in this county,
being among the very earliest
settlers in the southeast portion.
He has been engaged in farm
ing and cattle raising in the past
11 years, but is a carpenter by
trade.
That Comparison.
Wc have been asked for a coin
pairson of the salaries and fees al
lowed county officers in years
past, with the salaries pioposod
by the convention ol October 2.
Wc shall revert to the semi an
nual statements as published by
the county clerk in making this
companion and the figures will be
official:
The amounts as shown by the
statements does not show what
each person as such officer lias re
ceived but simply what the offices
have cost the county. For in
stance in some ol the years two or
more officers received the amount
giyen instead of one receiving all
ol it. "Where bills are Jeft over,
or for any cause not acted upon,
an ex-officer may get an allow
ance, and it is shown bv the state
incuts against the office at the
time of allowance. J. M. Watson
as an assessor got an allowance
that would not show in a state
ment published while he was in
office. It is an account with the
office and not the man. Yet the
total amounts paid from the be
ginning of our existence as a
county, in any office, has gone to
the persons who have held that of
fice. To get at what each one re
ceived individually it would be
necessary to go to the commiss
ioner’s record and take all bills al
lowed to each, which would be
somewhat tedious, and entail con
siderable work.
The semi-annual statements
show that the following amounts
have been paid by the county for
the office and year indicated:
Y«*ar. 1882. | 1891. | 1891. | IHOS. | 18V..
Clerk $700,4:. | $9.10.82 | $1170.44 |s& 2.16 | $750.70
Tr.'ii-,' i- Yisi.'aT | 'iosß.:t.Vf I V«.».25 fiiqu
A -G-or4 r.n 4-ci.no i v.iuju | ~f.rr> od | lAiio
Sheriff :;3r».20 | 448 36 | ssr.r.6 | aui.3s | 487.36
•-tl|>in’t. 709.06 I 8 18,80 1 MHJ.HO'I SIJ.'HI | 560.90
Average cost to the county lor
these officers lor the past five years
is as lollows:
Clerk $741.77
Treasurer 897.21
Assessor 522.70
Superintendent G 39.51
Sheriff’ 35G.0J
Total $3,157.23
The maximum prices that the
economy platform proposes to pay
are.
Clerk S4OO
Treasurer 550
Assessor 350
Superintendent 350
Sheriff' 350
Total $2,000
a saving of $1,157.23, with perhaps
$125 on county commissioner’s sal
ary, or a saving of nearly $1,300
per year, over 40%
The amount of outstanding war
rants on tlie Ordinary fund of the
county as shown by the semi-an
nual statement July Ist 1897, $2.
719.29. The amount July Ist 1897
was $4,211.92. An increas in our
floating debt in one year of sl,
492.03. Mr. individual ifyourbu
siness was running that way how
long before ruin would overtake
you? ‘Drowning men grasp at
straws,’ to save themselves, why
not counties?
Don't Tobacco Bpit and Smoko Yonr Li.e Awr.y.
Il you want to quit tobacco using easily
and forever. be made well, strong, magnetic,
full of new lifeaud vigor, take No-To Rac.
the wonder-worker, that makes weak men
strong. Manv gain ten pounds in ten days.
Over 100,000 cured. Buy No-To-Bae of your
druggist., under guarantee to cure, wc or
fi ~<» nooViPt and snmnln mailed free. Ad.
Delinquent Tax List of Baca County,
Colorado.
Treasurer’s office, county of Baca State of Colorado:—Public notice
is hereby given that I will according to law offer at public sale at the
office of the treasurer of the County ot Baca and -State of Colorado, on
t lie 25th day of October 1897, and succeeding days, commencing at
the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, so much of the following
described real estate situated in said county on which the taxes for the
year IS9O. have not. been paid, as shall he necessary to pay said taxes
interest and penalties to-wit:
TAX OF 1Q96.
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Witness my hand and seal this 15th day of September,
A. D. 1807.
S Seal. l Jesse F Harrison,
( ) County Treasurer.
D-PRICE’S
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Ihc only Pure Cream of Tartar Powdet. —No Ammonia; No Alum.
Used ia Millions of Homes —40 Years the Standard.
No. 8.