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THE HOLLY CHIEFTAIN.
HOLLY, COLORADO, FRIDEESOOCTOBER 22, 1897.
'|THE HOLLY CHIEFTAIN.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. ‘
BY H. W. MILFORD.
S.W.PERKINS, . - . Looal Editor.
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PROWERS COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Qlork and Recorder, - - 5. B. Falkner.
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THE CHIEFTAIN’S TICKET.
For Cierk and Recorder,
8. B. FAULKNER.
For Treasurer,
| J. W. BENT..
: For Sheriff,
WILLIAM McKENZIE.
For Supt of Schools,
OSCAR F. LEONARD.
For Assessor, :
J. W. MORSE. ' *
For Surveyor.
N JOHN DUNCAN.
0 Forg(}y@ljlmiour, :
J. W, BENT.
J. W, Bent, democratic candidate for
county treasurer, is well known to all
old residents of Prowers couunty. He
was elected to the office of treasarer two
years ago, and the efliciency with which
he has performed his duties, entitles him
to a re-election. Mr. Bent’s two year’s
experience in'this office hus made him
thoroughly familiar with all the duties
of the office, and rendered him capable
of serving his constituents’ best interest
in a competent manner. The office is
one in which honesty, intelligence, and
good ‘busuess judgment are required,
Mr. Bent has well proven a right
to claim =il those qualifications, and
consequently deserves the support of all
for re-election. - 'Vote for J. W. Bent
and you will make no mistake.
S. B, FAULKNER.
8. B. Faulkner, the democratic candi
date for county clerk is the present-in
cumbent of this office. During bis term
he has made a reputation for. honesty
and efficiency that is sbove repreach.
When a man has seryed the people as
faithful as Mr. Fauolkner has duripg the
past two veurs, he is certainly deserv
ing of & second texm. He fully realises
the importance of economy. in - county
affairs and acts accordingly. when per
forming the duties of his office. The
’pooplo will find that, if re-elected, Mr.
Faulkner will serve the, best interest of
the people in the fature as he has done
in the past.
WILLIAM McKENZIE.
[ Wm McKenzie, sheriff of Prowers
‘county is a candidate for re-elcction to
‘that office. As not a word of a'depreca
tory nature can be saiil of his two year's
record, theré is no resson why: he
should not have a mecond term. Mr.
‘McKenzie by his genial nature and his
disposition to perform the duties of his
oftice in a fair and impartial manner Lias
made himeelf exceedingly popular
among his constituents, which will no
doubt result in his re-election by a large
masjority.
OSUAR F. LEONARD,
Oscar F. Leonard, candidate for sup
‘erintendant of schoolsis a young man
full of energy and ambition. He is an
old resident of this county and has sn
enyiable repatation as sn educator, He
has never before asked for a public
office. He is'a man who, slthough well
educated, never loses an opportunity to
improve himself. The office of super:
intendent can be safely intrusted to, ' his
care 8 he e In every respect capable of
discharging the doties in''s_credible
manner, . Holly precinct as 'well as
ovary other precinct should roll up '
Jarge msjority for Mr. Teonerd. “
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J.W MORSE.
' #+ W Morse, onr candidats for souaty |
assemsor,.is & proming ‘ e- and
ranchman living io SURUENENGS part
of the county. 'He is SIS, upright
citizen, highly npstial e il who
know him and if SNSEENNE - wake a
gcod officer. NI g
JOHN D??
John Duncan cand NI - surveyor
is just the man for'shé S sbe ia
s practical clvil entiSSuINN- probably |
knows the topograpliiiiithe county'
better than any other SN witk i
l‘lllh.’l‘hofict.,, t
nee of both parties shilliiiiat his ‘su
perior - analification ‘SEETENs vffice s}
universally racoghisediipesy
W.JOB
W. J. Johustomy SN democratle|
candidate for county SNeßer. Mr. |
Johnaton has'boen & ERSURIY - Satar |
for s netiber-of jedre il known (o |
bes man_ of exosflend isinels jodg: |
went, honest and. upllll in ail his}
dealing. Hele fully {iimed as to the
needs of the county an Jie people * can
support him with fullfiifance tha: he
will carefully and @Somically’ ad
wminister the affairs of ““ fce,’
A Visit to the Ranch.
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Now that the Lagingieeson is aboat
done and with a stfbng idesire to see
what can be done withfland under irri
gation, we llately palit §*isit to one of
the largest ranches 8 lower part of
the Arkansas valley v uated between
Granada and Holly &dfwn an the XY
ranch. Arriving absh ' nch st noon,
we were invited § ine with the
“boys,” s request (Bit¥ould not be laid
neide, sceing that W Nad breakfasted
pretty early and thej -“ Bcing air of these
parts whetted our-"# ,': lites, 80 we ‘felt
that we most have Slßhing to eat.
After dinner we 3 : introduced. to
the genial foreman’y H e raoch, Mr.
Jack Henner.. On pßing our desires
krown to Mr. Henle; who by the way
is oneof the alfalfs 14 * % pioneers of the
west, invited us to Figeeround with him
to see the enormousiifaln flelds thick-
Iy settled with “hugi s , with an
average of aboot } r:', tons in each.
Mr, Henner in ,’;;uhn he was
finishing the folegd’ eutting, which
velded 1} tona to ’g and’ has sbiout
500 acres of fonrtl “ iag. He has'quite
s fow men, but coMiiee s 8- swall
outfit, as he expe Wi: P B 8 Bl ]
about the oth; - SRS (N S
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WHN et eo¥s which will be shipped
. 400 il Tho balancs o the. cutile
willbe'fod on alfalfs il winter, and
thus no watter how severe the winter
miay-be, they all ckn be kept alive by
band feeding, eon:f‘quntl'flhe loss is
minimized toatnfle. . ! .
Mr, Hennér informed us that he. has
several men arrigating right along,
'which beginsabout April: Ist, and - will
keep it up until they are frogen out, and
-by the end of October they will have
'a splendid crop of fall pasture, We were
‘amazed while riding around, to see the
great quantity of alfalfa raised. Asked
88 to what was done with it |all, Jack
!u_vl. *‘we are baling and shipping every
day o New Mexico and Arizdona.” We
‘were informed that the wild hay was a
wuplendid crop this vear and of & very
iflne quality. ‘While riding sound we
‘were very much struck with the number
‘of hogs ruoning :loose on (he alfalfa
fields, and some of the finest! hogs we
have ever seen, all raised on slfalfa and
does not costihe ranch & étitto keep all
summer. Mr. Henner also informed
us that he bis raised s fine erop of oats
this season which weigh 48 pounds per
bushel. Wealso saw on the raucha
good number of 3 and 4. vearold horses
(pedigreed) and will be sold 4t reasona
able prices.; Altogether, the tmch is one
of the finest we have seen in the western
coontry, The ranch is. owned by Mr.
Fred Harvey, whose .esting ' houses
are famous on ‘the Sauts 'Fe nr-ute,
Mr. J. Bcott Robertson. is general mana
ger for’ Mr. Harvey st this 'point.
There is also s store and postoflice on
the ranch, both of which sre.under the
chiarge of Mr, Mcßain, book-keeper for
the ranch, i 8
| A’ a citizen of ProWem county and in
‘tending to remain so, we uTe naturally
interested along with othiers; in baving
the business affairs of the l:l‘nnly con
iducted in sn honest &ndicompetent
‘manner. To have the oonntiu“moineu
looked after as it shonld be, &t is neces
sury that the very best men ‘are given
' charge of the county ofli‘eu.s We Inok
av the matter of electing county officern
‘aß one of business and..not of politics.
/It is more important to the {people of
‘Prowers county that they ‘bave honest,
efficient und capabls “pablic officers,
‘than that they have offigsra of & partic
ular political faith. = Beasnacin:mui be~
longs to /oar party doesnot. Levessarily
mean ¢hat ho in just the: Mk ybu would
eagags to manage 700 X pHI¥RLS businens
afairs; The mme care iiouid be exer
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George M. Pullman, the sleepinog . car
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Amfip,&h’tmw_gg
trial of Lutagert which has bess ia pro
grem for ity aix days, cost Covk coanty
$18.811.71, sud after all this expense the
result willbe & dissgrecment of ‘the
jury. v :
| - ‘Those who belisve chrouie dlarrhoes
obe incurable should resd what Mr,|
P. E. Grisham, of Gaars Mills, La., has
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since the war and have tried all
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