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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1890
Page
4
The Lamar Register Publishing Company lists subscription rates of 1.50 per year, 1.25 for six months, and 0.50 for three months. The paper is printed in Lamar Colorado and mailed as second class matter.
A congressional bill to open Fort Lyon and Old Fort Lyon lands in Colorado to homestead settlement passes the Senate and awaits House action. The bill excludes section four in township twenty three range fifty one from disposal, while a Washington note cites political patronage and female influence in federal appointments.
The piece reviews Senate personalities including Sanders Power Squire and criticizes Northern Pacifics influence challenging Squire. It questions Homer Norris editor Kee n riding a Santa Fe pass and notes land office ap points s impacting the republic party. It questions Granada Exponent and Goodales role in last falls nominations.
Our contemporary warns against placing kickers and party traitors in office while the Danver Times wages a strong battle against corruption in Danver. The paper’s editor faces personal attacks, underscoring its bold stance and fertile ground for its campaign.
The November 9 1889 issue notes local delight over Democratic gains in the county election. The editors express pleasure at the outcome but lament that more Democrats were not elected.
In Lamar, Koen’s Irrigator editor hurls insults at two citizens while alleging bribery in Land Office appointments. He targets Ford and Goodale, challenges their integrity, and hints at political pressure over a proposed county seat contest while urging publication of threats against a Senator.
Notice is given that the named settler Augustus W. Ho 38 has filed for final proof to support his claim. Proof will be made before the register and receiver at Lamar Colorado on May 1, 1800. Witnesses to prove continuous residence and cultivation include Geo Butler Oliver Royal A Crawford and others from Laguar and Caddoa Colorado. Special notice to James E. Brown Francisco Talarmanto and others.
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