Ninth general assembly adjourns amid party lines in Kansas
The ninth general assembly adjourned at 2 am Wednesday. Republicans won where party lines split in Kansas. Gov. Waite appointed A I Kellogg of Rocky Ford to the State Board of Agriculture. A M Nicholas, former Lamar attorney, was elected Pueblo city attorney at about 1800 yearly. Democrats gripe as populists didn’t aid them. pops learning. Johnston and Lawless retire from city council with respect. Bridge House bill 57 for Carlton bridge faced Senate opposition over internal improvement funds. The bill passed the House 23 of 35 and awaits Gov. Waite’s signature. Internal improvement funds, from five percent of land sales, funded eight hundred thousand dollars in Lamar entries. forty thousand dollars from this district seeks Carlton bridge. Congress allowed commissions on public lands to fund roads, bridges, reservoirs. Late legislature fought to divert funds to state institutions. governor urged bills approving roads and bridges instead.
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Bridge
Internal Improvement Fund
Carlton
House
Senate
Barela
Israel
Lamar Land Office
Carltom
Congress
A Square Deal at Lees Cash Store
GC M. Lee, after purchasing stock of W. H. Sanders and leasing the Holmes Block, offers first class Groceries and Queensware at rock bottom cash prices. Purchasers receive all discounts, with big bargains for every customer.
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M. Lee
W. H. Sanders
Holmes Block
Lee
Public sale notice under trust deed terms
James L. Pitox named as substitute trustee notes failure of Ball to act under the trust deed. The undersigned will sell at public vendue on the sun day ISK at 10 o clock at Tremont street door Denver Colorado to the highest bidder for cash the described premises to pay the note interest and costs of this trust.
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Trouster
Edward T. Mathews
Beauty
Herbert . Ball
Stisabel
Bent
Kent County
Coniai
Herbert E
Baik
Treetes
Dames L. Pitot
James L. Pitox
Bert £. Ball
Epese
Sinir Bowman
Said
Ron Pans
Tremont Street
Denver
Colorado
Reward for fence thefts at Lamar Farm lands
A $25 reward is offered for sufficient evidence to convict any person who unlawfully removes fences or other improvements from Lamar Farm Company lands.
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Lamar Farm Company
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Prowers County
General Assembly
Kansas
Republican Party
A. I. Kellogg
Rocky Ford
Waite
State Board of Agriculture
A. M. Nicholas
Lamar
Pueblo
Messers. Johnston
Lawless
Lee’s Cash Store
Postoffice
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Mil
L. Prior
Treates
Seetenmor
Herbert B. Ball
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Reas
Herbertu Or
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D T. Mathews
Daly
Sanat
Pian Te Yin
Bent County
Prince
Eeward T. Mathews
Bowman
Marie
Val’ Nal
Am Place
Herbert E. Ball
I. S. Bryant
Gilmer
Railroad Ave
White Horse
Fred & Sale Stable
A. L. Cox
Ostal
Arapahoe Street
Colora
THE
Hess & Kuntzler
Lamar, Cole
VVANT
Happieston & Siver
M. Strain
East Main St
Ong
Otero
Colo
West
W.E. Anderson
BON Ton Meat Markem
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