Lamar Register Post Office Mailable Second Class
The Lamar Register is dated as Second-class Mail Matter at the Lamar Colorado post office. The note indicates official mailing status and distribution channel for the publication.
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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1893
Page
3
The Lamar Register is dated as Second-class Mail Matter at the Lamar Colorado post office. The note indicates official mailing status and distribution channel for the publication.
The Official Paper of Prowers County notes the Denver appointment of a United States District Attorney for Colorado as the first in the state. It argues about legislative validity of bills passed after April 3 and questions appropriations from the Internal Improvement Fund, criticizing past Denver uses and urging the governor to sign favorable to the Bentland district bill.
A circulated statement urges Governor Warren E. Lux to approve H. R. No. 57 for an $8,000 bridge from the Internal Improvement Fund. It argues the county cannot build the bridge now and that ranchers and settlers between Carlton and the Kansas line face great effort to haul wheat across the river.
Colorado travelers are urged to visit Chicago for the Columbian exposition via the Santa Fe line. The Santa Fe offers luxuriously appointed palace sleeping cars dining service and reclining chair cars. Train departures from Denver include the Columbian limited at 1 35 p m the Denver and Chicago limited at 6 p m and the Eastern express at 11 05 p m with stops in Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Rates are advertised as low as the lowest. Contact a Santa Fe ticket agent or write Gro T Nicholson for details.
The document describes a trust deed involving real estate in Bent county and Prowers county Colorado. It outlines collateral secured by a promissory note for the amount owed to O. S. Bowman party of the third part with interest, default consequences, and appointment of James L. P. and Herbert E. Ball as trustees to execute the deed and bid at public sale to satisfy the debt and costs.
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