El democrata del condado de Costilla. [volume], October 13, 1928, Image 4

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Demócrata deí Condado do CesttCCa
Semanario
DedioadQ»! Adelanto y Progreso del Condado de Oosti
lis, en particular; y al del Estado y Nación en general
Periódico Oficial del Condado
Publicado en San Luo, Colo., los Sabaaos
Frank LaCome Rodaotor
Precio de Subscripción
Fur Tres Meses. — ——
Coplas sueltas; e ejemplar Oo
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Registrado como C rreo de 8 jgunda clase el 6 de Mayo, 1923, en la
Oficina de Adminlstr iion de < orreoa, en San Luis, Colo., bajo el
Acta del Congreso del 3 de Mareo, 1897.
PUBLIC TRUSTEE'S SALE
Whereas, Charles Grosso, whose
address is Den ver, Colo., grantor by
hia /Trust Deed, dated July 12th.
1927, and recorded in the office of
the Clerk and Recorder of Costilla
County, Colorado, in Book 130 at
lago 219 conveyed to the Public
Trustee of said County. the follow-
Jng land in said County, to-wit:
Tract Four (4). in Section
Twanoy-nin© (29), Townahip
Thirty-one (31). South Range
Seventy-two (72), West o of the—
sixth (6) Principal Merldian,
containing One hundred (100)
¡acres more or lejas, ir. Costilla
County, State of Colorado.
In trust, to securt one principal no
te of eren dato with said Trust Deed
for >400.00 payable to Joseph Zig
mond, or order, 18 months afiter da
te, wtih interest thereon from date
at the rate of eight per cent, per
annum, payablo seml-annually, and
enldenoe by note.
And Whereas, Default has been
made by qaid grantor in said Trust
Deed, in the performance of the co
venan ts and conditions imposed up
on him by the terms of said Trust
Deed, in this, to-wit;
That slid grantor has falled to pay
«id principal note when and
failed to pay. the sc-ml-annual üite
rect duc on Raid principal note on
January 12th, 1928 and July 12th,
1928,
And Whereas, The ilegal holder
of the índebtedness represented by
eaid not has filcd with said Public
Trustee notice and demand in writ
Ing. declaring said default, and
electing t 0 declare the whole dobet
representad by said note, and Inter
ese thereon to date of sale, due and
payable, and demanding the sale of
said land under said Trust Deed.
Now, Therefore, Notice is hereby
given that pursuant to said notice,
election and demand, and under
and by virtue of the authority vest
ed in me by said Turst Deed and
the law, I r Amos P. Rodríguez, Pu
blic Trustee of said County, wUl
Bell the abov*e described land for
c¡ash, at publác auctton t n the high
eat bldder. at the west front door
of the County Court House in said
County, o n Wednesday the 7th, day
of November, 1928 at 10 o,dock in
tho forenoon, for the purpose of pay
ing said note, interest and erpepsea
of this sale and will give to the pur
chaser thereof a certifícate of pur
chase therefor afi provided by law.
Dated Ootober, 2nd. 1928.
(SEUL) AMOS P. RODRIGUEZ,
Public Trustee of Costilla County,
Colorado.
Published in Tho Costilla County
Democrat.
First Publication October 6th, 1928
Last Publication November 3, 1928
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY Given that
the following School Bonds will bt
pald upon presentation at the office
of the County Treasurer at San
Ijuís, Colorado, to-wit;
Bonds No’s 3 and 4, dated May 1,
1915, for >100.00 each, School Dis
trict No., 22, Castilla County, Colo
rado.
Interest on tíiid bonds will ceasc
on November 3, 1928.
ANTONIO R. MEDINA,
Treasurer School District No.22,
Costilla County. Colorado.
Published in the Costilla County
Democrat.
First Pub. Oct. 6. 1928
Last Pub. Oct. 27, 1928.
Estate oí Antonio J. Sanchez,
Deceased.
xiecEBseu.
No
All persona having claims againai
■ald estáte are hereby notified to
present them for adjustment to the
County Court «of Costilla County.
Colorado, on the 22nd day of Octo
ber, A. D. 1928, at the hour of 11
o'clock A. M.
(Bigned) Alejandrina Sánchez,
Administratrix.
DE VENTA—Nueve vacas y dos ter
heras. Toda/J son Ilolsteins. To
das son buenas vacs. Algunas es
tan frescas y otras esteran frescas
presto.
M. ADSON,
Jaroso, Colo,
adv.
■ 000
FOR SALE—Nine Cows and two
Melífera. They aro ull Holetcln
•own. They ore good cows. Sonic i
ot them are frceli, othere will be
freth neón. j
M. ADSON, ,
Juroto, Colo. I
EL bÉ CÓJálílLLA, El Mejor" Anunciar-Aprecio Suscrícíon: $2.00 Anuales. Especialidad Én Obras de Impresioné
- H -|~l ~T~ _ - ■■ T —
Male Help Wanted
Man wnted to run Me Ness Busí
nees in C ostilla County. Make >7
- to >10 daily—year around work—
no layoffs ~-an unusual offer..write
i me today. FRUST and THOMAS.
i carc Mr. Thomas, Frceport, 111.
WANTED—Man with car to sell
complete line quallty Auto Tires and
Tubes. Exclusive Territory. Ex
períence not necessary. Salary>300
per month.
MILESTONE RUBBER COMPANY
East Liverpool, Ohlo.
CALI FOR WARRANTS
I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
The Following Warrants are Called
For Payment;
All warrants drawn on the Ordi
nary County Revenue Fund register
cd prior to April 1, 1928-
All warrants drawn on Special
Fund School Dilstrict No. 2, regie
tered prior to August 1. 1928.
Warrants Nos. 197 and 199 Geno
ral Fund School District No. 4, and
registered April 4, 1928.
All warrants drawn on General
Fund School District No„ 5, rvgis
tered prior to May 10, 192 8.
All warrants drawn on Special
Fund School District No. 5’ register
ed prior to oJune 1. 1928.
Warrants No’s. 66 and 63, Gene
ral Fund School District No. 6, re
gistered Mar. 3, 1928 and Mar 6,
1928, rtspectively.
All warrants drawn on Special
Fund School District No. 6, register
e- prior to January 1, l> - 28.
All warrants on both \.he General
and the Special Fund, School Dis- |
trict No. 11, registered prior to Oc
tober 1, 1928.
All warrants drawn on Special
Fund School District No. 12, regís
tered prior to October l t , 1928.
I INTEREST WILL.CEJJSE ACCOR
' DING TO LAW.
DATE OF CALL
October 6,th 192S
I AMOS F. RODRIGUEZ
Costilla. County Treasurer,
1 Costilla</Cou;nty, Colorado.
r First Publication Oct. 6 1928.
á Last Publication Oct. 27 1928.
r Published in the Costilla County; De
- mocrat.
The Farmer Finds
A Real Champion
Governor Smith’s speech on the
tarm questlon at Omaha, has set the
western pralrles on tire with enthu
siasm for the Demoeratlc candidato.
That In Gorernor Smith the farmers
haré at last found a Champion who Is
jumping Into the figltt for agrlcultural
justlce on thelr alde is the keynoto of
all nnblased comment poming from
the Western States.
Governor Smith went to Omaha. In |
tho heart of America's great. farmlng I
cinplre, to tell the farmers that he Is ■
prepared Immediately on election to I
take the leadershlp In gettlng the khid
of agricultura! lerlsbtion they haré
Ueen valnly demanding from the Re
publicana for the past eight years
The responso to this otter of frlend
shlp and actlon has been oiectrle.
The people who tlll the sol! and
tupply the natlon with lis food are
now assured that If Governor Smith
Is elected they will seo the standard
of "Equallty for Agrlculture 1 ’ holsted
to tho tlagstaft of the Whlto IIousc.
They aro expresslng thelr enthualasm
In no uncertaln terms.
Especlally telllnt has been the con
trast drawn between Governor Sralth's
plodges for the farmer and llorín rt
Hoover’s pollcy of evasión. Hoovei's
Itostllity to Agrlci ture has been well
known ever slnce bis days as waMInie
Food Admlnlstralor. Now as Repul,
llcan candidato he Is trying desperóte
ly hard to cover up hls bud past rec
ord, bul hls heart romalns the samo ns
hefore, and hls only plan to solve the
problem of tho surplus crop Is to
starve the farmers out untll there Is
no moro surplus.
On sucli cruel and unjust policios,
Governor Smith has turnee! hls bar le
He olfors the farmer prosperlty and
jquallty through the McNary-Haugen
principios and the farmers aro shnw-
Ing that they know hlm now as thelr
best frlend and cltlef hope.
Solicitamos Ordena
por Empresos yAnun
cios.
FARM AND LABOR LEADERS
LOYAL TO GOVERNOR SMITH,
G. O. P. MEN ACCLAIM HIM
William Green, President of
American Federation of Labor,
Lauds Governor’s Record.
UNANIMOUSLY ENDORSED
BY STATE FEDERATION
60,000 Peopte In Demonstratlon at
State Fair; Democratic Candidato
Acclaimed by Republican
Farm Leaders.
Twice in his own State last week,
and among two distinct classes —tlio
farmer and the labor man—Governor
Alfred E. Smith’s popularity was so
spontaneously and so enthusiastically
atteated, that any lingering doubt of
his tremendous strength among theso
privileged to know him must certainly
have been dispelled.
Governor’s Day at the State Fair
at Syracuse, attracted more than 50,-
000 people from the rural {Hstricts,
and proved to be one of the most
impressive demonstrations ever ac
corded a presidential candidato.
Again and again throughout the day
the fair grounds resounded with tu
multuóos cheers for the guest of honor.
Republican and Democrat joined in
acclaiming the man who as Governor
had won the ardent friendsliip of the*
farmers of his State.
Labor Demonstration
At a meeting of the State Federa
tlon of Labor, in Rochester, the Gov
ernor’s ñame, uttered by William
Green, president of the American
Federation of Labor, brought an ova
tion almost unprecedented in a labor
gathering.
Congratulating the State Federa
tion iyion having obtained "the best
body of labor laws of almost any
State in the Union,’’ Mr. Green said
he realized-the State had been for
túnate in having Mr. Smith as its
Governor.
Instantly tha 472 delegates and al
most as many visitors wero on thelr
feet cheering wlldly. For a long time,
while tho speaker waited, the uemon
stration continued. Then Mr. Green
said:
"You have been fortúnate indecd,
in having as Governor one who was
In full sympathy with your social jus
tlce program and who assisted in se
curing this legislation.
Great Outstanding Figure
"I am glad that a study of the rec
ord shows that the working men and
women In this State showed their ap
•preciation by voting for him almost
unanimously in every election in
whích he figured.
"This great outstanding figure has
now been called to a largor field. I
rm convinced that Governor Smith’s
speech of acceptance and hls refer
ence to the abuse of injunctions has
made a deep impresslon on every in
dustrial State.
"It is the purpose of the American
Federation of Labor to acquaint its
members with the speeches of ac
ceptance of both candidates and their
records in matters affecting labor, and
then leave the subject to the political
consclence of the working men and
women of America.
"And I am satisfied that when they
go to the polis, they will stand by
those who stood by them in their
ihours of need.”
Endorses Governor Smith
A resolution endorsing Governor
i Smith and calling upon labor every
where to support him, was unani
snously passed by the Committee on
Aesclutions of the State Federation.
Another demonstration occurred at
BjTacuse, when Governor Smith ad
dreised an almost solidly Republican
i of 250 farm leaders, at a
dinmw given in his honor by Jerome
D. Baynum, publlsher of a Republican
newspíwer, the Syracuse Post Stand-
I ard.
Gov. smith Convinces Big Business Men
That Farm Prosperity Will Aid Industry
That Governor Smith, In hls de
termined stand on behalf of agrlcul
ture, has already acconipllshed great
things for the farmer becomes more
npparent every day.
Governor Smith Is convlnclng the
important busluess men of the East
that prosperlty of agrlculture means
as much to them as it doea to the
farmer hlmsclf. The Indlfference of
the East to farm legislation Is dis
appolntlng. For eight years tho busi
ness Interosts of tho East In general
have nccepted Horbcrt Hoover’s bcllef
fihnt agrlculture’s galn would be In
dvstry’s loss.
Governor Smith i.as undertaken lo
«teHV them how eseonllal It la to In
ct'ttise the proaperíty of the farmer.
sanfl thus to lacrease the buylng pow
er of one-thlrd of the natlonal popula
tlon for nianufactm r ti producto.
Announclag his support for Gover
mor Smith, Owen I) Voting, Chnlrman
Mr Merrey Abogando
La Causa de Hoovor,
¡de uní (lozena de republicanos.
El Sr. Valdez, qultn intordujo ul
8r. Morrey, por escusa u tibien do
«a junta, do que Ip vOnida del Sr.
GEORGE WAS (???) ON
RELIGIOUS (???)
As a reply to ti Jlgoted propa
ganda, attacking urernor SmUh
on relígious groun r- h ’ ch ,s b ?‘
ing distributed th the Sout 1
by various intolera fúrganlA'i--'” 1 '
the Democratic Na o jal Committee
has Issued photos tic copies of a
letter written by ( eorge Washing
ton to the memb r < of ,hP Nrw
Church, a Baptist ln
Baltimore. In it, tke "Father of
the American Hep jilc" said:
"We have ahur W reason to
rejolce that In thi ünd th 0 ,i ' hl
of truth and reaso la» trlumphed
over the power | blpotry and
superstilion, and ti it every perzon
may here worship God according
to the díctales of fe ovni heart
"In this enlightXd age and In
this land of equal perty H * 3 0Hr
boast that a inan’stliS 10U8 tc,,els
will not forfeit the Kectlon of the
laws, ñor deprive of tlie rlf-ht
of attaining and hlldíog the hi h
est offices that arl kaowu i° llle
United States."
VETERANS FOR SMITH
Say Hoovcr Ignorcd [ pblcd Soldlcro.
Attack Red-Tape a» l Burcaucrrcy;
Cite Governoi t Record.
Endorsing Gover or Altred E
Smith as a tried ai I truc frlend of
the ex-service man, t ¿roup of former
soldlers of natlonal j patr.:lon. led by
General Honrj’ T. A’, is, former Com
mander of the Arm of Occupatlon.
has formed the Nat isd Democratic
Voterans Organizad i, to dírect a
campalgn on behalf < the Democratic
candidate among the of. the
country.
Among those who ttonded tbn firsi
meeting of the org.- ibitlon in
York were General 1 dvard A. Logan
of Boston, Commar. pr of the Neu
England División in t:9 world war;
Major General John l O’Ryan of New
York, Commander o i the 77th Dívl
sion; Major Bernard fijan of Albion
N. Y.; Commander E and for
mcr Commander Wil joUopcs of thi
Veterana of Foreig liara; Major
William F. Deegan. f riér Command
cr of the American lifen; Col. J
Monroe Johnnon of fitífon, S. C.;
Col. John Noonan Id Springficld.
Masa., and James J. Sm, vice chair
man o! the DemocijMntional Com
nütlee.
Replying to argu
ments" oí RepubliiWipcakers that
Governor Smith hadWeen unfrlendly
to war veterana in* tnticizing the al
leged cconomy of the Rejmblican Ad
mlnistration, General Alien said:
"Governor Smith in hia speech of
acceptance, instead of Midlng fault
with the appropriatton for ald of día
abled war veterana, approved them.
What he did criticize is the Intoler
able 'red-tape, technlcalities and bu
reaucracy’ whích has marked the ad
mlnistration of thes# funda under Re
publican rule.
"In his speech of acceptance, Mr.
Hoover completely ignored the plight
of the dlsabled war veterana through
out the nation.
"That Governor Smith’s fulicst sym
pathies are with the wcr veterana and
that he belleves they deserve the full
est mensure of asaistance from a
grateful Republic, is ahown by the fact
that under hia adminlatration as Gov
ernor of New York State he slgned
legislation providing a liberal State
bonus; special recogofiion under State
civil servíce laws; providing an an
nual grant of >500 a year to blind
veterana of any American war who
are residente of New York State; and
an approprlation of U0,000,000 for a
state hospital for the solé care of
New York’s dlsabled veterana.”
I of the General Ffia/tric Com pan y
said: *
1 "On this farm problem, we mu*
affirmatlvely mote, becauso stayiny
| here will spell dlaastcr. I bclleve it
Governor Smith’s capacily to lead th«
American people t 0 ftc tion.
1 am supportlng Governor Smlt
becauso 1 belleve in'uis wllllngnes
and hls capacity to put the farmei
of this country on an equallty witl
Its industry. ¡ ntn |j rc(1 of hearing o
farm relíef as though tho (armera of
this country, as a class to whom al
my people bolongcd, nre the klnd o’
men who 8 land wíth thelr hats l>
thelr hands bogging a¡m8 m tho shap
of Government dol ei
ask for «o equallty of ec<
t hiT i , OD ? ortun, ty. and they are en
J’ d ¿° lL Not only mus» they b<
given It pollticaliy be c y 0IIS e It i* rlght
h ”t they niuwt l^gi vcn |t (rom an
economlc 8tandp¿l| f the proaporlty
• of this countiyjjW’ nlln ue.”
Morrey ora de sorpeaa,
ciiaindu en verdad del hecho, con doa
(lias <lo anticipación observamos el
eaparcimlentq «iJulares, anun
ciando dtl 8r, Moríüv X extendió»
do invituciou
CALL FOR BIDS
Bida will l*¿ received by THE
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
OF COLORADO at tho office of ‘che
State Highway Engineer, Den ver,
un til 10 A. M. tho 25tli day of Sep
tambor, 1928, an<l will then be opea
cd for the conatruction of Federal
Aid Project No. 262-1 whích is a
gravea surfacing project 4.034 miles
long locatod South of Ruesell or
S. H. No. 10 in Costilla County.
Completion requlred wlthin 150
work days.
Certlfied check resuired.>2200 00
Furthcr Information on applica
tlon at office of S ate Hlghway ....n
gineer, or County Clerk.
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322—Sth. St Tel. NO.167J.
Boletes de Ce n da de
Sujetas A Elección Primada
Demócrata
JUEZ DE CODADO
f J.E. SANCHEZ.
SECRETARIO DE CONDADO
Tren quilín no Manchego
ALGUACIL MAYOR
J. C Lobato 28 votos
TESORERO DE CONDADC
Fred Trujillo por ncalmucí?r.
ASESOR DE CONDADO
Sergio Sánchez 25 votos
SUPT. DE ESCUELAS
Lida M. Oringdulph, por aclamación
DE CONDADO
A. H. Martin por aclamación
CORONARIO
Dr. J. N. Medil] por acb marión
COMISIONADO 1ro. DISTRITO
J. M. Pinney por aclamación
COMISIONADO 3ro. DISTRITO
Henry Markwell por aclamación
República na
JUEZ DE CONDAOD
J. O. Valdez sin oposición
ALGUACIL MAYOR
Timoteo Martínez
SECRETARIO DE CONDADO
J. C. Vadea sin oposición
TESORERO DE CONDADO
Lucae Serna sin oposición
ASESOR DE CONDADO
Federico Sánchez sin oposición
SUPT. DE ESCUELAS
Mrs. Lillian Rasenberger
COMISIONADO 1ro. DISTRITO
F. E. Grlniwood sin oposición
COMISIONADO 3 ro. DISTRITO
Remigio Jaquez sin oposición
AVISO
Aquien concierna;
Por cuanto mi esposa, Eliza L.
Herrera, sin motivo, ni razón algu
na, ha abandonado mi cama y mesa,
y por tanto doy aviso a quien con
cierna. que a partir de esta (echa y
en adelante, no seré responsable por
ninguna cuenta ó obllgpcion que mi
dicha esposa, Eliza L. Herrera, aga
efectúe 6 contraiga en mi nombre
Conste;
DANIEL HERRERA,
Fechada estee día 2' d» Vgosto,
A. D. 1928.
8-1-28—8-22-28.
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f "" A T Tav muchos medio pata ha-
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