23 Mar 1895
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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1895
Page
1
The piece attacks Democrats and populists while praising Hottel Myers and Gould for trustees. It condemns Blodgett and the nonpartisan Citizens ticket as the proper, fiscally cautious choice, noting preference for the bond issue reversal and the path of the Citizens slate.
Sheriff to sell the Elwyn M Slater and Zilpha M Slater trust property in Prowers County Colorado on April 7 196 with court house front steps Lamar for cash to satisfy a 600 note plus interest and costs The process involves a real estate portion in Section 25 Township 21 South Range 46 West and a perpetual water right from the Arkansas River Land Reservoir and Canal Company ditch now La Junta and Lamar Canal Company.
The convention met discreetly to avoid citizen discovery and nomination of the citizens ticket. It named a trustee slate including one taxpayer previously nominated by citizen and Republican conventions, plus two non taxpayers repeatedly rejected by Lamar voters.
The ticket chosen by the citizens convention is lauded for ability integrity and sound judgment. It features prominent local business leaders promising efficient management of the water works without increasing city debt. The Sparks and Register critique reformers and secret conventions in a partisan nonpartisan push.
The long tried and staunch dem ocratic leaders Blodgett and Feast are now running the organization in Lamar.
The annual meeting of the Bent County Stockgrowers Association will be held in the city hall at Las Animas on April 10, 1595. Signed J Scorr Robertson Sec.
Ordinance 69 declares alleys in Blocks 88 and 48 of the West Side Addition to Lamar Colorado vacated as petitioned by all property owners. Passed March 18 1895 with seal of Mayor M J Underwood and Clerk C G Lynch.
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