Sale of State Land and Foreclosure Notice in Colorado
A public sale notice in Prowers County Colorado alerts of a foreclosure sale under a deed of trust and a separate State Land Board auction. It lists properties by sections and townships, appraisals, minimum bids, and dates, with details on payments, interest, and required assurances. The notices name Sheriff McKenzie as trustee and include the State Land Board schedule for November sale of numerous tracts, with minimum prices and conditions.
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Prowers
Aled
McKengin
Sherif
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Shorts
Flowers County
State Board of Land Commissioners
Denver
Prowers County
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Franks Arbuckle Found Dying in New York Street Weeds
New York dispatch reports Frank P. Arbuckle of Denver was found unconscious and dying in a weeds filled lot near Eighth Avenue between 152nd and 153rd Streets at 2 45 this morning. He died en route to the station house. Authorities suspect foul play tied to robbery as he was seen with a large roll of money and a gold watch earlier, neither found on his person. Arbuckle, once Register of the Lamar Land Office and a Democratic leader, was a prominent Colorado businessman and politician.
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New York
Frank P. Arbuckle
Denver
Colorado
Eighth Avenue
Arbuckle
Lamar
Democratic State Central Committee
Politics and Money Define McKinley Victory
A Canon City Record item recounts a prominent lawyer noting McKinley and Hanna had unlimited funds to buy votes. A bystander retorts Hanna bought far more votes than needed while McKinley held a million votes in reserve. The judge had not considered the implication.
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McKinley
Hanna
Canon City
Voter Count Confusion In Colorado Debate
The article argues that the 110,000 Colorado voters exceed the 93,000 figure from the last presidential election due to a woman suffrage law since 1892. It notes the increased votes do not raise state representation in Congress, since apportionment is by population, and suggests calling the majority a 50-cent affair in national councils.
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Colorado
May Valley church notes and local concerns
May Valley community news reports Rev. A. D. Rice at Florence district conference and a growing school with Oscar Leonard as teacher. It notes a family bereavement for F. H. Rosocrans and family, land leases by L. B. and Ottie Morris, and a parade of bell ringers at the G. A. Bishop home. It laments the river bridge to Markham road as dangerous and urges county action to repair it for hay hauling.
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Oscar Leonard
F. H. Rosacrans
Markham Place
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Goodale
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Nepesta
N. H. Meldrum
Register of Os Board Law Land Commissioners
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H. Wright
May Valley
A. D. Rice
Florence
Kiowa County
George Seiffert
Mr. Waldo
Mr. Stockton
George
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Ottie Morris
Wells Place
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