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The
ELBERT COUNTY TRIBUNE
Established in 18&4 Published every Friday
Official Paper of Elbert County
ALBERT NEUMAN Editor and Owner.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One Year 1.50
Six Months .75
Three Months .50
The Tribune stands for a greater Uncle Sam; a greater Colorado
more prosperous Elbert County, and the best interest
of Elbert first, last and all the time.
Entered at Elbert Post office as matter of the second Class
Denver Colorado., July 18 With the assurance of two important j
calls last week the political pot has commenced to boil in earnest. '
State Chaiiman Ward returned from Arizona Friday and immt - ,
diately issued the call fr r the Dirr.ccratic state convention to meet i
in the Denver Ai.bitciii.iri m Wednesday September, 14, It was i
originally intendeel that the convention should be held September 7, .
the earliest possible date rider lie livv, lit it was learnei j;
later that the Auditorium could not be secured for that date. N< j.
other hall was available large enough to accommodate 1100 people, I,
hence the change- i
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Simultaneous w.ith the convention call came the proclamatior j
of Governor Shafroth summoning the legislature to meet in extra
ordinary session on Tuesday August, 9. The call provides for con I
sideration of the initiative and referendum, headless ballot, prim- !
ary bill, bank guaranty, public service commission and railwaj <
commission. Accompanying the proclamation was a message to thr
legislature and the public, in wnich the gove’fior stated his reason
for calling an extra session and asked support from the people in |
having the proposed maesures enacted.
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Secretary of State Fcarce is indtavorirg to have the board ol ,
capitol managers abolished, and naturally the Republican majority 1
is making an equally strenuous effort to hang on to the snap, which ;
is a glaring relic of old time Denver machine politics. The board J
was only intended to exist until the capitol building was built and j
finished, and thousands of Hollars could be saved annually by now j
doing away with this unnecessary and not at all ornimental ad- ,
junct
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Washington. June ££- Hew (1 e Tayne-Aldrich law discriminates .
in favor of the rich and against the poor, was told in a striking j
manner on the floor of the htt.se of Representatives byWilliem i
A, Cullop, of Indiana.
On the sparkling diamond of the rich, said Mr Cullop, the Payne 1
Aldrich tariff law levies a normal duty of 10 percent, but on its imi
tation, worn as ornaments by the poor it levies a duty of 20 percent.
• On the champagne for the table of the fastidious-it levies a duty j
of 66 percent., while on the clothing worn by the laboring man it j
levies a duty of 86 per cent.
On the fine silk costume of the society belle the tax is 60 per
cent. while the woolen cr weested grab, worn by the heusemaid it
is 135 percent.
On the ordinary steel button fir the trousers of t'he toiler the ■
tariff is 127 per cent., while on the fine ivory button used on the
clothing of a dude it is 67 per cent-
On the plain course <!f the hvrr.ble the tariff is 165 per
cent, while on the finest and Scestilest used by the exclusive it is
71 per cent.
On the gloves worn by the laborer the tax is 66 percent, while
on the finest gloves is is only 14 per cent.
On the carpets used by the o\\ ners of fine palaces the tariff is 50
percent, while on theiheap ctipets used to adorn the modest
homes of the workingmen it ts 127 per cent.
Such inequalities are found in every feature of the new tariff law
While Cullop spoke the Republicans listened silently and sullenly.
No one appeared in themoed to ntem-pt him crchallegne him as
to the accuracy of his statements.
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Where the tariff hits us hardest, it has been increased; where
the change is not material, it hr sbeen reduced,— Seator Bever
idge, Republican.
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The extent of the official rotteness in Washington will never be
known untill the democrats are again placed in power and get a
half dozen investigation committees working.
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Rosevelt will not dare indorse Taft for these reasons.
First: Taft Personally promised revision downward, and then per
sonally signed a tarilf bill which revised the tariff upwards.
Second: Taft personally aided Boss Aldrich to cheat the people out
of an income tax, which would take some of the burden of taxation
off of the poor and place it on the rich.
Third: Taft personally used all the power at his command to pre
vent the speaker Cannon from being dethroned.
Fourth; Taft upheld Ballinger after the later had been exposed
and discredited as having given aid to the Alaska coal land grabbers.
Fifth: Taft counseled with Aldrich. Lodge, Hale, Guggenheim,
Penrose Flint Cannon, Fordney and other representatives of the
special interests, and refused to accept advice from such men as
LaFallatte, Dolliver, Cummins, Clapp, and Murdock.
Sixth: Taft is personally seeking to defeat LaFollette and other
genuine insurgents because they indeavored to revise the tariff in
conformity with the Taft pre-election speeches.
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Tribune Want Ads Bring Results
LEGAL NOTICES.
SALE OP SCHOOL LANDS
Notice if hereby eiven that I will sell at public
auction, to the hiifheet responsible bidder, on tbe
Ard day of Anx. *91(1, at 2 o’clock, p. m at tbe of
tire of Tbe rtete Board of Land (foamier lone re.
Capital Bul/diu*. Denver, Colorado, tbe following
rieprrlhed laud*, eituated :u El Paao County, Col
orado. via.:
Hiulhiom
Part of Section Sec Twp range price | Imp
| per Acre
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1110 A. NE‘i M US 6IW 50 !MS B*
100 A. N\V‘* W\ 118 6/W 550 i ri»i *•
160 A. SWtj Hd | 118 (11W 550 MSI
Itfi A. BE‘* | 118 rilW 550 •!» *1
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Subject to any and all easement* or right* of
way, heretofore legally obtained and now In full
force and effect. It any there be.
Koeerving, however, to the State of Colorodo
all right* to any and all mineral*, ore* and met
al* or every kind and Character, and all coal, u*
pballum. oil. and oUier like *tib*lance« in »r un
der said laud, and the right to Ingrr** and cere**
for the purport: of mining, together with enough
of the aorface of *amu a* may lie iierc*«Mry for
tbe proper aud convenient work ug of *urh min
eral* and *uh*tance*.
Value of Improvement*on thl* laud a* appro
ved by thl* department *200.00
Owner of Improvement* Fred and Oreu Carter
Hale Application N0.7H14 a
No land trill be Mold at less than the mini
mum price per acre, a* given above. The par
cels trill be sold in the above onler, and each
tract trill be sold a* described above—-he the
same more or less.
Terms of payment shall he as foliate* . fix :
On land* selling forfit.io In iter acre. 10 per
cent of the purchase, money on the day of stilt ,the
balance in eighteen equal annual payments aI
a per rent per annum. Lands selling at mart
'han %2A per acre unit less than |7'> per aert
Jo per cent, cash on the day of sale, the but
uned fn fourteen equal annual augments at -
percent, per annum. Ininas Seltiny for %'•
and upwards, HO per cent Cu*ti awl balance ii
seven equal annual payments at 7 percent in
terest If the jturchaser does not it*nn the in
/interments f he must pay for the same at sale
I‘urchaser trill esecvle bond, as provided it
I Section 2*. Act of July 11, IMS, must be «•
j citizen of the United States, or one who hot
declared his Intentions of becoming such, mw
1 pay approismenl and adv* rtising fees.
i The Hoard reserve* the right to reject any and ull
i /ad*.
| .Vo sale shall become effective until posset I upon
I hy the State Land Hoard,
H L. J KFFRRSO V
Uegister State Hoard oj Laud Commissioners
J First publication duly », Last July 2UIUHI
Sale of School Landa
Notice I* hereby given that I will veil, at pnb
Me auction, to the highe*t r.*pon*H>le bidder, on
ibu 3rd day of An* 1010, at’2 o'clock I*. M.. nt
the office of The Stale Board of Laud Coniml*-
xloner*, Capifol building, Denvter, Colorado, the
following de*cril>ed laud*, vttuated in Elbert
County, Colorado, viz,:
Minimum i
Part of aecflou Se.- Twp range price
per acre !
100 A. NE Vi 16 6S MW 60U
160 A. N W\ i
160 A. 8 W Vi N
160 A. 8 E V»
Subject to any or all eavemcn/v or right* of wae
Heretofore legally obtained and now In full farcy
and effect, If any there be.
Revervltig however to the Htafe of Colorado
all right ro* any and all miner*/*,ore* and tnetul*
of every kind and character, and all coal, avphul
flint. of l and other like *nb«tance* In or nnder
raid land, and the right of Imrre** and egre** for
/lie porpo*e of mining,/oge/her wlfb enough of
/he *urface of vatne a* may be tiecevaary for /he
proper aud cotivonienf working of *uch mineral*
and *ub*fance*.
Value of Improvement* on /hie land a* approv
ed by /hi* department * 85 00
Owner of improvement*.
Sale application No. 7701a
No land will be eold nt le*a /ban a minimum j
price per acre, a* given above. The parcel* wi.l
be *old in the above order, and each tract will
lie void a* de*crlb«d above be the amu more 1
or lew
Term* of payment *hall be a* follow*.:vl*—On
and* veiling for 03.50 to 025 per acre, 10 per cent
of the puacuuae money on the day of vale, /lit
tialance In eighteen equal annual paymen/* ne
6 per cent. per annum. Land* veiling for more
/han 0*25 per acre and lc»* than 075 per acre, 20
per cent ea*honfbe day of vale, /he balance In
fourteen equal annual puymeii/* at 7 per cen/<-
per annum. Laud* Ve/lhigfor 075 and upward*.
30 per cent cat'll, and balance In acven equal an
nual payment* at 7 per cent fnt«rcvt. If the pur
cba*er doev not owii the improvemenf*. he mu*/
pay for fbc vame a t *ale. PurchHver wl/1 execute
ootid, a* provided In Section 28, Act of July lit
1906, inu*t be a citizen of the United State*, or
one who ha* declared hi* intention of becoming
vnch, mud pay uppral*cinent and BdvertlHing
fee*.
The Board retervea the right to reject any
and all bid*,
No vale vhall become effective until pawed
upon by tbe Slat** Land Board.
B. L. Jeffervon.
Reglvter State Board of Land Commi* Blotter*
Find Pub, July 8: Laat July 191 U
Adminisi rotort Sole of
Real Estate
Pursuant to an order of sale of real
estate issued by rhe County Court cf
Elbert County, Colorado, on tbe 11th
day of July 1010 and to uie directed or
dering me to sell the following deficribtd
real estate: The West one-half
of the South West one-quarter
of section two (2), Township ten (10),
South of Range sixty- one (61), West of
the sixth Principal Meridian (6th P. M.)
'Elbert County, Colorado.
NOW THEREFORE, I, Archer M.
Rex, administrator of the estate of
Anders G Anderson, deceased, and in
compliance with said order will offer ai
public sale, in front of the Caurt House
of Elbert County, Colorado, in the town
of Kiowa, at one o'clock P. M. on Tues
day the 9th day of August 1910, to tb«-
highest bidder for cash the following
described real state, to wit: The West
one half (WJ4) of the south west one
quarter (SWJ4) of Section two (2) town
ship ton (10), south of Range sixty-one
(61), west of the Sixth Principal Meti
dian (6th P. M ) Elbert Cotnty, Colora
do. The sale may be adjourned from
day to day thereafter if necessary.
Archer M. Rex, Administrator of
tho Estate of Anders G. Anderson, de
ceased. Ii C Hilliard, Attorney.
Executors Notice
Estate of Hetman K Becker Deceased
The undersigned, having been appoint
ed Executor of the estate of Herman K
Becker, late of the Couuty of ( Elbert,
in the State of Colorado, deceased, here
by gives notice that he will appear be
fore the County Court of said Ell ert
County, at the Court House in Kiowa
in said County, at the June Term, 1910,
on the last Monday in Augast next, at
which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and re
quested to attend for the purpose of
having the same adjusted. All persons
indebted to the siad estate are request
ed to maka immediate payment to the
undersigned.
Dated at Kiowa Colo., this Ist day of
July A. D. 19JU
Geo. L. Allison, Executor
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATK LANDS.
Office of the State Board of Land Cnmmlsvtoner*
„ , Denver. Colo.. .July 15, nut:
Notice ie hereby given that The Ramah Oil C.o
who.vs pnvtoffice addre** I* Hamah, Colorado, ha*
made application No. H4:S4. to lca*e the following
devtribed Ind> ninitv* chool land*, vltuate In Li
bert County Colorado, to-wlt:
All of vectinn 4, town*hlp 10 *oiith, range 61
went.
No other application to leave the almvu dovcrlh*
ed land* wHlbe convldered after August tl. 11)10
B. L Jeffervon. Reirivter
State Board Lvtid Cotniuivvioucr*
Fir*t |ub. July 22: L»*t pub. Aug 13 IPIU
Estray Notice
Notice is hereby given to whom it
may concern that the following describ
ed cstray animal was taken up near
Elizabeth, Elbort County Colo, on or
tb«>ut June 20 1910. -- To wit: One cow
red, dehorned southern, about six years
old, branded^l
Said animaOreing unknown' to thD
Board, unless claimed by owner on or
before July 23, 1910 said cstray will be
sold by this Board for the benifit of the
owner when found.
&tate Bonrd of Stock Inspection Com.
Denve»* Colo.
First pub. July 8; last July 15 1910
BARNUM
French draft Stallion, recorded under
No 14 808. Fol. 10. Description; Black
IT ray, weight 1700 . lias Hne style and
action. Foaled May 12 1004. Bred by
M P Dufrien in France. Imported Ati
guefc 13 1005 by Robert Burgresr & Soi
Winona Illinois.
TERMS:-812 50 to insure mare with
foal; money due when mare is known t»
lie in foal
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DUKE Ei?lihsS!iir£ Stillin
Description: Duke is bright ba;
weight RHX) pounds, in well made; hat
fine style and action and is Id hands on*
inch in height was raised by D. T. W. A
Co of I >envor.
TERMS:— 810 to insure ninre vvitl
foal, money due when mare iH known b
be in foal.
DUKE will make the season of 1010 at
follows:
Monday at Elbert, Wednesday at Kio
wa Tuesday Saturday and Sunday at
home, four miles north of Elbert.
Thursday —
BARNUM will be at borne all the tinu
Persons parting with mare befor
from County become responsible for ser
vice fees, which at once become due
Care will be taken to prevent accidenb
but will not be responsible should an}
occur. Mares from a distance will b<
pastured.
JONES' BROS., Owners. .Fiber
is among the best bred horses in tin
United states. Ha is registered in vol
ume 19; his c ertificate 'number is 575
He was foaled in 1902 for J. VFeber
of the Oakland stock Farm. Littleton
Colorado, lie is a grandson of game
race horse, Roy H'ilkes, 2:0ft*4. His
dam is Glacial Queen. .Sin* is of the
high finish type and could not beimprov
ed upon in any make up.
STANLEY W. will be in Elbert Thurs
day and other days l 1 ., miles south of
Elbort.
TERMS 815 to insure mare with fob
money due when mare is known to be it
foal. Persons parting with marcbofon
known to be in foal, or removiug marc
from county Income responsible for fees
which at once become due. Care wil
be taken to prevent accidents, but will
not be responsible should any occur.
FLINN BROS, Owners
'YOUNG chasseur
htewill make the season of 1910 as fol
lows; Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at the Elbert Livery Barn,
Thursday Friday and .Saturday ai
Fondle.
Description and Pedidree. Young
Chasreur Sr, is seven years old. He is a
solid black and weighs 1050 pounds. He
is 17 hands high. He was sired by im
ported Chasrfeur and he is recorded
with pedigree in the porcheron stud
l>ook of France, Vol.II, and in the stud
book of America, Vol.II, page 14 and
89 stud Look of France.
The dam of Yonng Chasseur is Doll is
1 She is a solid black and weight 10001b
I .She was sired by imported Percheron
Colbert, owned by .Sehaab & Bartemoier
His Grand dam was sired by Import
Jed Mingo, owned by Riggs Brothers.
TERMS 810 to insnre mare with
foal, service fee due as soon as mare is
known to be in foal. Owners pnriing
with mnres or moving out of the coun
ty fuifeit insurance. Due care will be
taken to prevent accidents, but will
not be responsible should any occur,
j For further particulars inpuire of F. A
Dotson, Owner. Conarroe & Gigar
Managers.
FOR SALE: Old news papers 20 cent
per hundred.
I UNDERTAKING
I We put in a full and com
plete line of Undertaking goods con
sisting of Caskets and burial robes,
You see what you buy and no delay
n waiting on shipments from Denver
and Colorado Springs,
We take charge of funerals and
will arrange for embalming if neces
sary.. '
The R. Gates Mer. CO.
#ur new modern sanitary soda fountain which
we installed at our store a short time ago, en
ables us to serve our customers with ice cold
sodas at all times.
It has a capacity of 18 flavors, all flavors are made of
1 pure fr jit juices, nj imitation flavors are used.
All soda water served is passed through blocked tin
pipesjwhich is sanitary at all time 3. We will endevor to
have ice cream on hand every day except Mondays We
will keep our store open till 10:30 p. m. on dance nights.
Our aim is to serve only the best in the most sanitary
way ,
We solicit your patornage.
The CITY DRUG STORE
G Boiton, m anager Fred Long, Propritt
UOBDON JONES. Pri-.ldont JOHN H. JONES. Vice Pre.Wenl
•W. D. HLILLY. Vice PreMdmit J. E. MAYER, Caviller
the Elbert County Bank
ELBERT; COLORADO
Incorporated State Bank
Cash Capital and Surplus $15,000
Examined Regularly by the State Bank Commissioner
Make your credit good by doing your banking busmens with the oldest
established banking : i.dtitution in Elbert county.
An exclusively banking business conducted.
FIRI P iOOF VAULT. SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
Ayer’s Hair Vigor
•HSredients:
Anything injurious here? Ask your doctor.
Anything of merit here? Ask your doctor.
Will it stop falling hair? Ask your doctor.
Will it destroy dandruff? Ask your doctor.
Does not Oolor the Hair
J. C. atkd Company, Lowll, Mm.
Description; Gabariau was foaled
March 29th, 1SXXJ. Color black stripe
Bred by M. Lassour, Department of Sar
the. Imported by Finch Brothers Nov
ember 1909, Joliet Illinois.
TER.Mfcfc 815 to insure living colt,
Persons parting with mare before
known to be in foal, or reraoveng same
from district, become responsible for fees
which become due at once. Care will
be taken to prevent accidints, but will *
not be responsible should any occur. 1
Gabariau will make the season for «
1910 as follows: - Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at Jim Fosters ranch 11
miles west of Elbert, will arrive at El
bert Thursday night and be at Elbert
Friday until Saturday noon. Season j ’
open at Fosters ranch and will be open
at Elbert May 20. j«
1 he Douglas County Percheron horse 1
James Foster, owner
Notice
Did* will 1)8 received by the school
' card Diet. 35, to have a cement foun
1 dntinn put under school house. Bids
niuet be in by August 1st. Board re ■
| serves the riuht to reject any and all
j kids. Alfred Maul. Secretary i
Money Loaned—On real estate secur
ity. Lee Ramsey, 6f¥> Empire Building,
Denver.
W. E. DAVIES
JUSTICE OP THE PEACE
CoLLRrrriONB PItOMPTLY
ATTENDED TO
What is more refreshing than a glass
of cold soda or an ice cream soda. The
City Drug Store.
Will You
Do This?
Send us your name and address
and we will send you Our Cata
logue of Diamonds, Watches,
Solid Gold Jewelry, Sterling Sil
ver and Cut Glass.
Do not throw away any old
jewelry because it is broken.
“Send it to us;” we will make it
look like new at a very reason
able cost.
We pay mail or express charges
on all articles except cut glass.
A. J. STARK & CO.
Jewelers and Silversmiths
709-1116th St. Denver
Dr. H. R. PETERSON
DENTIBT
Office at Cottage Hotel
Elbert-^olorado
Soda Menu Everything. The City
Drug Store.