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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1890
Page
1
Public notice advertises 10 000 acres of land along the Arkansas River with canal and reservoir rights for sale. Offers payments with interest, annual installments, and leases for up to four years. Describes improvements including fencing water rights and small buildings, with prices around 1 000 per 80 acres and varying costs for improvements.
The Republicans of Georgina will likely nominate General Long street, the greatest living Confederate general, for Governor. The piece also notes water shortages around Greeley, a broader critique of party lines on free coinage, and John L. Sullivan’s indictment in Mississippi.
The Ironton Missouri jury found no time to kill a lawyer and released Chambers after the Bowman killing. The piece praises Fourth of July committee efforts and local patriotic spirit while noting census disputes and city population inflations.
El Paso county’s E J Eaton receives wide praise from state press as a worthy Secretary of State nominee. Supporters say his statewide ties and trusted character will reflect credit on the State and party, with friends in nearly every county eager for voters to know his qualifications.
July Fourth events show Lamar parade at 11 a.m. with the Grand Army, Odd Fellows, and local groups marching to the grove for music, prayers, a Declaration toast, an oration, and a dinner followed by races and evening fireworks and a grand ball at Kornman’s Hall.
The Senate silver bill debate casts Mr. Teller as the silver men leader, yet Denver and Mugwump papers omit mention of him. Their enmity fuels his appeal with the people. In Colorado Democratic talks, uncertainty over Governor nominee grows, debating whether to aim for a large or smaller defeat.
Advertised letters remaining uncalled for in Lamar Colorado post office for the week ending June 21 1890 include Sam Schon Mrs M J Stewart Charlie Marsh John Craft E T veg and Pp M.
Lamar Colo July 1 1890 four dollars must be deposited by each contesting party when filing to cover notice cancellation reducing testimony to writing docket entries and all related correspondence General Land Office circular May 14 1890 At contest end the receiver will attach a certificate showing deposits fees paid clerical costs and any return or further fees due to the Treasury of the United States D Forn Register C C Goopate Receiver
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