SAGUACHE CRESCENT.
(Foa~aLY SAGUAO~ DffiwO~taT.)
Entered at the poet office at.~aKuaeh$. Colo..
f r trsnsmi~ion through the m at lil as m~rmd-oi*w~
"~atter.
OMCAR D. BRYAN, i~ltor.
TtlURgD A Y. #lARCH 28, 1901.
Governor Ormau has appomted James
Doyle, the Victor mining man, a men-
her of the Board of Pardons. As Jimmy
slant about mx months in the El Paso
county jail he will he peculiarly well fit-
ted to act on tam board.
The new Colorado revenue bill must
needs provide funds for a great deficiency
and the people's taxes will have to tm in-
creased very materially to mat the
proposition. We arc gradually being
taxed out of existence and the matter of
retrenchment must be taken up seriously
sooner or later. The Australian land
tax proposition may be atl right but it
looks like borrowing from Peter to pay
PauL--Field and Farm
Colorado Springs has for months been
making preparations to celebrate (3olo-
rado's Quarto-Centennial on August 1-3.
Boulder, by a little smooth work, secur-
ed the passage of a resolution commit-
ting the legislature to attend a similar
celebration at their town. Boulder
should drop the centennial celebration
idea u Colorado Springs wsa in the field
first. It strikes us that a few years ago
the people of Boulder were filled with in-
dignation and their papers fairly howled
hecaus¢ Gienwood Springs stole Boul-
der's "Strawberry Day" festival. We be- J
lieve that Boulder was justified iu her
"kick"at that alms, but she will not
make friends by trying to steel rome
other town's idea.
i
]Dassed the House.
Roprm~ntative White's bill, sppro-
printing $15,000 for a reservoir on La
Garita creak, passed the house last week
in company with a number of others,
which in the aggregate appropriate over
a quarter of million of dollars. The
Timm had the following to say concern-
ing thm bills:
The biennial raid on the internal im-
provement fund wu made yesterday in
the lsgislature when a long list of road
and bridge bllk was put through the
houm on third reading. The money was
appropriated in twenty-five billtb from J
Bijou crook to Hardserabble canon, sad
aggregated over $258,000. If theme bills i
should become laws the work providedI
by them will he done and vouchers andi
warrants imued for payment, but whereI
the money will come from to take up the
warrants is an uncertain proposition.
There is no money iu the treasury for
the purpo~ and there is small chance
• that there will be much in the fnnd dur-
ing the coming period.
The combine formed among the mum-
hers of the house to railroad through all
these bills ia not worrying much about
this feature of the case. If the memtmrs
can only secure the appropriations they
are willing to let the future take care of
itself.
An examination of the books of the
Pity
and
Beauty[
The most beautiful thing in
the world is the baby, all
dimples and joy. The most
pitiful thing is that same baby,
thin and in pain. And the
mother does not know that a
little fat makes all the differ.
elite.
Diraples and joy have gone,
and left hollows and fear; the
fat, that was comfort and
color and curve--all but pity
and love--is gone.
The little one gets no fat
from her food. There is some
thing wrong; it is either her food
or food-mill. She has had no
fat for weeks; is living on what
she had stored in that plump
little body of hers; and that is
gone. She is starving for fat;
it is de#.L be quick!
Scott's Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil is the fat she can
take; it will save her.
The genuine has this picture on
it, take no other.
If you have not tried it, ~nd
for free sample, its agreeable
taste will surprise you.
SCOTT & BOWNE,
Chemists,
400 Pearl St., N.Y.
$00, and $1,00
Ill arul~l~p,
Dr. Terry, the Denver dentist, whose
work is ao favorably known here, will be
at the American Houas April 4~th to 9th.
auditor's office shown that there stands
to the credit of the international im-
provement permanent fund abe sum of
$60,135.66. Of this amo'mt $47,450 92 is
invested in state warrants, leaving only
$12,68i74 in cash. The improvement in-
come fund has a credit of $39.732.94, of
which $22,51599 m in warrants, leaving
a balance in cash of $17,216 95. The total
cash in the two internal improvement
funds is therefore only $29,1D1 There
are unpaid bills amounting to $~,500
which must h4 first paid from the fund,
leaving the fund today $13,599 short Of
the $79,967 invemed in warrants, over
~qg,000 is in the old warrants which can
never be paid until the state funds the
$2J]00,000 of outstanding obligations of
this sort. The remaining $41,000 mEy be
paid--when the general fund has surplus
enough to take them up, a date which
no man can foretell.
In the face of this condition of the im-
provement fund the legislature is willing
to appropriate $258,000 from a fund
already over $13,000 poorer than nothing.
The last legislature checked against the
improvement fund to the extent of only
$217,660, when there was over $150,000 to
its credit at the time• There is small
possibility that the fund will be increas-
ed during the biennial period to an
amount sufficient to meet the appropria.
Siena. For the period of 1899 1900 the
receipts for internal improvement pur-
pceel amounted to only $95,272 and there
m no reason to believe that they will be
any larger during the coming two ~-aars,
It they should be as great they will be
insufficient to meet the appropriations.
Even if expenditures were kept withiu
the bounds of receipts, the present sys-
tem of using the internal improvement
fund is believed by financiers to be a
short sighted one.
A ~Vtdow's Love Aft'air.
Receives a set back if she has offen-
sive breath through c~mstlpation, bil-
iousness or stomach trouble, but Dr.
King's New Life Pills always cure those
t~oublm, clean the system, sweeten the
breath, banish headache, beet in the
world for liver, kieueys aud bowels. On.
ly 25o at Lord & Wilcox's drug store,
Crmtone, Colo.
J =p
Governor Orman signed three bills
yesterday afternoon, being house bill 3i7
to provide funds for normal institutes,
mnate bills 317 and 318, providing for
the election of state and county officers
at the same time every two years. At
present they are elected in alternate
yeare.--Time&
Dr. Terry, the Denver dentist, wild be
at the American House April 4th to 9th.
Mr. F. M. Woods, of the Woods In-
vestment CO., of Victor, writing under
date of March 23rd ~ays: "I note Ores-
tone clipping regarding our taking hold
of properties near there• This is quite
amusing, as we have neither been in the
district, nor have we sent any one there."
O. O, Taylor Whiskies, hones$~n puritB
Hie 'ParaDhraee.
"You often see the phrase 'Memphis,
the Queen of the Valley,. God bless
her,'" remarked a newspaper man the
other day. "The birth of that expres-
sion was the wherefore of one of the
wittiest things Ned Carmack ever said.
"It was in the lifetime of The Appeal.
Avalanche and while Mr. Carmack was
editor of The Commercial. There was
a municipal election of minor Impor-
tance on hand, and the editor of The
Avalanche was Just "happy' enough to
do a two column editorial of gush con-
coming the life and death Issues of the
election under the sentimental headline
'Memphis, the Queen of the Valley,
God Bless Her."
"Mr. Carmack came out In the morn,
lng paper with no other comment on
the all Important subject under consid-
eration than this epigram, which com-
pletely covered the'case and made the
phrase Immortal, 'Blank, the fool of
?, ,,
the Valley, God help him. --Memphis
Scimitar.
At a Dlaadvantalge.
A North Columbus woman has a
tharming little daughter who is very
indiscreet. The other day In the midst
of a reception the little girl cried on
acconnt of the toothache. Her mother
tried to console her.
qYhere, my darling, don t cry. Your
toothache will pass away•"
"How will it go away?" replied little
Edith, her voice broken with sobs. "I
can't take my teeth out like you can,
mamma."--Ohlo State Journal.
Soap ms a Germ Killer.
It has been shown by Koch and oth-
eat that soap is a mlcrobiclde, or germ
killer, and, according to Professor 8era.
tint, Boda or potash soap is quite a good
disinfectant, not only because of the
alkalis, but the combination itself.
Heating the water favors the effect
Resinous maps are not the best disin-
fectants. Marseilles soap is very goo~.
A solution of 8 or 4 per cent kills the
moat ~ mlerobes.--Washington
rlmeL
01/ --emaa Wssh Lilts.
The o16 ~Jerman housewife had a
strange way of keeping track of the
clothes she gave out to be washed. It
was nothing less than a pictorial and
perpetual wash list. There was no
potmlbility of making such an error as
to mistake the abbreviation Sh. for
shirts or St, for stockings. She had
pictUres of each article and simply
wrote down the number of each thing
opposite Its picture with a piece of
chalk, which was erased when the
thing was returned and used again on
the following week,--Cleveland/~r.
4'1! CO.
To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bruno Qtunine Tab.
Iota All druggists refund the money tr it
falls to cure. E. W. Orove's signature
is on each box. P~Sc.
Cao Title be True?
Alderman Thomas Seanlon of the Soy.
enth ward offe.rs io bet $I00 that United
States Senator Thomas M Patterson IS
not a citizen of the United States under
the provimons of the fedsral constitu-
tion, He was born in Ireland and his
father who was a staunch,=royalet, both
on Britmb soil anti in America till Le
d/~l, was never m, turalized as a ~itizen
of the United States, so Mr. Scanlon in-
sists. As the ~unlor senator from Colo-
rado came to America before he was 18
years of age, and sines neither his father
nor himself was ever naturalized, it
plac~ Oolorado in the strange predica-
ment of having elected an alien to the
United States senate.--R~publlcan.
Their promptness and their pleasant
effects make DeWitt'a Little Early Ris-
ers most popular little pills wherever
they are know. They art, simply perfect
for liver aud bowel troubles• Saguache
Pharmacy.
A hold attempt was made Tuesday
evening to hold up one of the stages be-
tween Crestone and Me?fat.-- :2 incr.
8herr Order.
Mrs. Frank Hall, Villa Grove, is now
prepared to give short order meals at
reasonable prices.
a. 0. Taylor Whiski0s utsd b~ oritksl Jedl~l~
]For the l~oys.
Jame~ Camper wants to buy all the
old copper, zinc and rubber he can get.
He will pay 5 cents a pound for copper,
and one cent and a half for old rubber.
I sell gunny sacks four cents each. I
pay 12 cents a dozen for beer bottles..
O.A. Im 'X' 0 I~.'r.A..
B~ the .,~ 1he Kind You Have Alwa~ Bou~t
WANTED--Capable, reliable person in every
county to represent large company of s ld finan-
cial reputation, $936 salary por ~ear, payable
weekly. $3 per day absolutely sure and all expen-
ses, straight, bonafide, definite salarr, no com-
mission, salary paid each Saturday and exnenae
money advanced eael~ week, STANDARD
HOUSE, 334 DZAt~SO~ ST. CHIOAOO.
SENT FREE
FISHER'S Knowledge
r..~1~ Uterine Tonic
'~1~1[ The Great Female Remedy positively
I~. ~r cures aU female complaints; 1 monlh'~
[" treatment $1; 6 months' treatment $5.
~ MRS. SADIE M. FISHER, SUZ~t £$, $0t
~ _~ 16TB ST., DENVER, COLO. Also for sale
~l~.by All prusgists, 8end for free sample
~rlv and literature, worth Its weight in g(,|d,
~,~ ~ Ju= ~lansd ~ywhsl~ ou r equost, vostnaid.
W. F. BOYD,
Notary Public.
Saguache County Bank.
RELIABLE ASSAYS
Gold ............ $ .50 Gold and Silver•.$ .75
Lead ............. 50 Gold,siivar, copper 1.50
8staples by mall reeeiue prompt attention.
Rich Ores and Bullion Bought.
OGDEN ASSAY CO.
1429-16th ~t•, Osnusr, Colo.
ii i
MI ~I1NG APPLICATION.
No• r~1. Mineral Survey No. 1~85,
U. S. Land Office at l)el Norte, Colo.,
Marc I 13, 1901•
Notice is hereby given thatthe BonanZa City
Development Company, by John E. ashley, Its
attorney whose postolflce is Bonanza, Colorado,
has made application for a patent for 1500 lln.
eat' feet on the Baldwlu lode bearing gold ano
silver, the same being 180 feet S 36" 51' E ann
1320 feet N 36° 5i' W of the ~iscovery shaft with
surface ground 3(K) feet tn width. And 1,500 feet
on the Silver Spur lode bearing gold aml sliver,
the same being 730 feet N 44" 18' W and 770 feet
S 44" 18" E from discovery sltaft tlmreon ~ltll
surface ground ,q06 lest in width, sltoate In Ker-
ber creek mining district. Saguache county:
State of Colorado and u escribcdln the plat .ann
held llotes on ~ie lU tins office, a~ folh,w$~ Y z:
BALDWIN LODE
Beginning at cor No. 1, whence the N 1,4 cot
seclC, twpt6NRSENMPM bears N 24' E
872.5 feet• Tits,so N 36" 51' W 1.500 feet to cur
No. 2. Thence S ,53* 09' W 300 feet to cur No. 3.
Thence S 36" 51' E 1500 feet to cur No. 4. Thence
I The lincering cough foll,)wing frappe
callp for One Mining Conga Cure F I
, all throat and lung lroubles this is the
o ~ly harmless remedy that giv, s ironed
iat~ results. Pr, venta consumption. Sa-
~ gnnche Pharmacy•
Tablets and I~oxp-~pers~t Iw,,est I)ricea
at CRESCENT O~CO.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
lhn Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
For the Muniolpal Election for the;
Town of 8aBuaohe.
I~,'otlce Is hereby given that an election will ]
be held at theTown Hall. San Juan avenue.
• ~agueche, ('olorado, on Tuesday, April 2d, A.
D. 1901, for the parpo~e of cleating one Mayor.
five TrUstees, and one Treasurer, for sntd
Town, according to law, who shall hold their
offices us follows, to-wit"
.Mayor. for one year.
TAr, e Trustees. for two years•
Two frailties, for one year(to fill vacancy.)
Treasurer, for one year.
And untitthelr successors are elected and
qualified.
The Judges of electlou appointed by the
Board o/' Trustees sh,ll sit as a Board of fteg-
lstrgtlon on the Tuesday In the week preced-
ing tim sald electtoa, to-wit: Tuesday, March
°A}tb A. D. 1901.
.~pccial atienllon is called in the fact that
unaor the new laW, certificates of notll|llaLion
lbr tiny of the above named o~ces InUst be
filed with the Clerk and t~,cord*,r oi the Town
at least fifteen days before lho date of s~id
election, In order Io haVe th~ nam(:s o.ppear
on the ofllclal ballot,
ICKE$ 0 Co.,
(Successors to T, E. lckes and lckes I~ Ayers,)
Center, Colo,,
Are selling Dry Goods, Shoes, No-
tions, Hardware, Grocer ies. etc., at
the old stand, corner North and 3d
streets, postoflice building.
Will show you goods cheerfully
and save you money if you wish to
buy.
6reeley Potatoes.
We have just received a carload
---20,000 pounds---of fine Greeley
Potatoes, and we are selling them as
cheap as they are sold in Denver
Glven undermyhandandofficlal seal thls
when freight is added. They are the
4th day of March A. D. 1901.
[Seal] _ B.P. 8TUBBS, _
ClorkandRccorderTown of ~aguaehe fin s 1 t f
_ e t o o potatoes ever brought
• ...., to the town. Better place
• your or-
Be it Ord~ined by the Board of Trustees of the[ _1 .... .0~.~ A.1L ...... T~
Town of ~uoche, t'oloradot ~LU]['~ IU/" brIOILL ettrzv.
sr~0,rzos 1--That the several departments of j
g.ovornment of the said Town of Seguache for I ~. ~ .....
the naca.t y.sar cueing ~a~h 81st, t901, for which J TLA llAA1.1A., libel ,i g
:
tures required ubon irrigating ditches andP mat- I iarnitiar
tern connected t herewith, iUllli iLH/bu
See. 3-Special Road Department--which shall
iuclade expepdttures reqmre4 for the sole pur-
pose of improving the ~tree s and alleys and
lmblic highways of satd Town, as provided by
the amendment to Section 26, Chapter 95, Gen- ! have lust recelv a new 10t of furniture, Ben-
oral S, atutes of Colorado, as found on page 372,
steads, tables, center and extension, chalrs, mat
etc, Do not send away [or [urnlture 5efore you see my
line,
hm still selilnd hardware at bedrock Prices
ELLA HOWARD
at the old Fullerton stand,
ii i ii ii
LIST OF NOMINATIONS,
To Vote a Straight Party Ticket, Write Within the Blank
Space hnmediately Hereunder the Name of
the Party you wish to Vote ]For.
I hereby vote a Straight Tid~t
except where I have marked opposite the name of some
other candidate.
If you have not voted a straight ticket above, pates a ex-o~ mm-k (~D
with ink opposite eseh nmme you wish to vote fo~ in the
blmak spaoe left for the purpose,
Mark in
FOR MAYOR This
Column.
John Lawrence. Citiza~
(Vote for three)
FOR TRUSTEI~
Citizens
Citi:ens
Citizens
Wm. F. Boy&
Gee. H. Cu~tls.
Lee Fairbanks.
................................ , ........... 0,•,,•0. : ..........................
FOR TRUS TE~--To fill vacancy. (Vote for two,)
Hen~ Gould. Citizens
J. J. Keller. Citizens
............ . ................................... ,.•, [ ....... . ..................
] ........................
............................................... ,•,. F ..........................
FOR TREASURER
W. H. Ham. ! Citlzeat
........................................ • ........... ] .........................
1887 Session Lsws•
SEO. 4--General Fund Department- which
shall include att exlm.adttures requzred to prop-
erly maintain and carry out the objectn of the or-
ganization of naid 'rows not elsewhere enumer-
ated in this Ordinance.
S~, 5--That there be, and hereby is, appro-
priated from the revenue of said Town of Sa-
guache, for the fiscal year above mentioned, the
foLLowing sums of reentry for the various depmet-
mental
Road and Ditch Department ...... $1,200
Special R,,ad Department .......... 800
General Fund Department ......... 8,060
Pa~ed and adopted this 4th day of March,
A D. l~l.
JOHN LAWRENCE, Mayor.
Attest: B. P. STUBnS, Clerk and Recorder.
[Seal]
By Authority of Ordinance No. 3"/.
An Ordinance to Provide for the Distribution
of the Revenue of the Town of
Sagaache, Colorado.
Be it Ordained h~ the Board of Trustees of the
Town of Saguaci~e, Colorado:
SV.CTZ~N 1--That on and after tim 1st day of
April, 1901, all revenue collected ur received fur
the use of the Town of Segnache shall be applied
and credited to the overs1 funds of the Town as
follows:
SEe. 2--Allsums and amounts of money re-
served from Poll Tax shall be applies and cred-
ited to the Road and Ditch Fund•
See. 3--All sums and amounts of money re-
ceived from Special Road Tax f-r the use of said
Town shall be applied and credited tc the 8po-
stal Eoad Fund.
Sx~. 4--Forty per cent of all sums and amounts
of money received for the use of said Town, ex-
cept from PoU Tax and Special Road Tax, sI~all
be applied and credited to the Road and Ditch
Fend.
S~c. 5--Sixty per ,:ent of all sums and amounts
of money roe*teed for the utm of said Town, ex-
cept from Poll Tax and Special Bead Tax• shall
be applied and aredited to the General Fund•
SEO. 6--The Treasurer shall pro rate all men-
eys received by him for the use of said Town as
BOon as he reeeive~ the same, in accordance with
• ' " , . , once
abe?ore stated.
SEC• 7.--ALL Ordinances, or parts of ordinances,
in conflict with the prowsione of this ordinance
are hereby repealed.
Passed and adopted this 4th day of March,
A. D. 1901,
JOHN L&WRECE. Mayor.
Attest: B. P. S~UBBS, Clerk and Recorder.
[SealJ
State of Colorado, ~ oo
Saguache County. ~ oo
In the County Court.
Bertha Newcomer, )
Plaintiff.
VS I~. SUMMONS.
Oda L. Newcomer, I
Defendant. J
l'he people of the state of Colorado, to Oda
L. Newcomer the defendant above named,
Greeting.
You are hereby required to appear in en
action brought against you by the above nam-
ed plaiutiff, iu tK~ County Court of Saguaehe
county, state of Colorado, and answer the
complaint therein within thirty day.~ after the
service hereof, if served within the state of
Colorado or by nublication, or, If served out [
of the state of ~olorado, within fifty days after I
the serVice hereof, exclusive of the day ot ser- I
vice, or said action may be regularly s~t for I
trial the ~ame as though such appearance bsd [
oecu made and issue had been Joined on such I
complailH.
i
The said action is broUght by plaiutlff to ob [
tale a decree of divorce, dissolving the bonds I
of matrimony now exlsilug between plaintiff I
and 0efendsnt, on the ground of desertion, I
abandonment ami failure to support, as will [
more fully appear from c)mplaint in said act- I
hm to which refi~rencc is here made and a [
copy ot which is hereto attached. [
And you are hereby notified that if you fail |
toappear and toanswer the said complaint
as aOoVe required tits said plalntlffwill apply
to tee court for t~°e relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
court at .'4aguache Ih said county this 18th day
of February A. D. 1001.
O. D. BEYAN,
Coutlty Judge and acting Clerk•
N 53" 09' E 300 feet to cur No. 1, the place of be-
gmnlng. Notice for Publication.
)
SILVER SI UP I.ODE.
Beghming at cur .No. 1, ou lhte 4-1 Baldwin U.S. land Office at Dal Norte, Colo.,
lode thls survey, wlmnce the N ~4 cur sec 19t February 21 1901. |
t w~,46~ Nit 8.E N M.I:M beat's N_26" ~' 10" ~ Notice is hereby ~iven lhat the following
~ ~ Iee~ inence ~ 44" I8' v, l~JV Iee$ ~o cot" na
. • _ _.. ~ . . .-, ned settler hun flied notice of has tuteuttott
No. z. ~uence S ~" 09. V 30"2,5 fee~ to cur ~o. to make final nmmr tn vllnnot.t ~f hi~ r*l~lrn
anence t~'t~'~.rz.b Iee~ re cur ~xo. 1, ~lle clerkofth~dlstrieto~.rt ot ~a~,u,che O~l.
place of beghnting, Net area Baldwllt lodc rado nn Anrlia ,901 viz"
10.~31 aere~ Yet area 8 lver Sour lode 10.331 ~., _ ~r~ .-, :. , .. ....
acres Net area of ciabn contalntug 20 662 acres 'l~(lwaru w. Asmey. wuo maue nomes~es~
• ' ' ' ~c entry_ N- 80tS, for theS½~E~sec l'the N
andfolmlugapoltionoftheS W ~4 of , 18 ..... .t ...... • • .
aud N ½ of s~ec 19, twp 46 N It 8 E of the N M F [ {~.~._.~ ~ % se_c..12, t~p. 4s~_ ~ ~ .~ tee
M. Said lo~atJon beln~ record d iu vo! 72, p" ges ] ......
M and 72 of the records of Saguaehe couuty, Hc names the following witnesses io prove
Colormlo. Adjoining claims sur No. 10i4 U. S., his continuous residence upon and cultiva110h
L015 India, ltf~ Bunker and 1t67 John A. Logan I of said land, vlz:
odes, claimants unRnown, others If auy un-] l~an Mtthrtnav _T~mae Whl,a bath af VIIl~
mows. Grove, (" ;;ibr~%',~/i."~r t"i-;o'o'i'e," ~i'6k ~ah~h~
,]'AS, H. BXXTER, Rtglater. } both of Bonanza, Colorado.
I, B. P. Stubbs, Clerk and Recorder of the Town of Saguache, Saguache County,
State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the above is a full, com-
plete and correct list of all nominations that have bse~ oertihod to
[SEAL] me for Elechon April 2nd, 1901.
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