Trust sale notice for property in Colorado county
Notice of trustee's sale under a deed of trust by Stuart O Henry to secure payment on a note. John Q Hagerman, acting sheriff of Prowers county Colorado, as successor in trust, will sell the described property at public auction in Lamar Colorado on October 17, 1904 to satisfy the principal and interest.
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Heeeas
Stuart O. Henry
Leu
Provers Ty
Chorada
Coavey
Alkine
Ae Coston
Prowere
Colorado
Truat
Isis
Arkansas
Leabard
Stuart
Ereston
Manu
Wherson
Frank E. Atkins
John Q. Hagerman
Prowers
Doles Q. Hagerman
Prowers County
Lamar
Lamar, Colo
Joux Q. Hagerman
Prowers County Delegation Battles Funderburg At Springfield
The Prowers county delegation reached Springfield last Friday evening and met a Kiowa county group not elected by Kiowa Republicans but appointed by Funderburg. Kiowa Republicans protested his nomination while Prowers critics highlighted Funderburgs record. They offered support for a Republican from Kiowa or Baca but rejected Funderburg and returned home. A note from Unionville reports three new attorneys, including Lorenzo Jones, admitted to the bar. A north side canal committee reported water fairness delays. the receiver admitted the issue and has since granted more water, with justice slow but possible for Prowers County.
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Prowers
Springfield
Kiowa County
Funderburg
Kiowa
Baca
Prowers County
Lorenzo Jones
Unionville
L. P. Roberts
Ed Wickles
Lorenzo
North Side
J. O. Stream
PF. H. Rosacrans
John Garvin
East End
Republican State Officers Nominated at Denver Convention
The Republican state convention named J M Campbell for Supreme Court, A W McIntire for Governor, L Bruh for Lieutenant Governor, A B McGaffey for Secretary of State, H E Malnix for Treasurer, C C Parks for Auditor, Byron L Carr for Attorney General, A J Peavey for Superintendent, and C M Giffen with W R Dudley as Regents. A platform backed 16 to 1 free coinage and reelecting Teller and Wolcott.
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A. W. McIntire
Alamosa
Jud L. Brush
Greeley
A. B. MccGaffey
Denver
C. C. Parks
Glenwood Springs
Byron L. Carr
Longmont
A. J. Peavey
The
State University
C. M. Giffen
Boulder
W. R. Dudley
Populist Judicial Convention Nominates Hollenbeck
The Las Animas Populist notes a secretive 9 o'clock meeting at the Royal where a dark horse Blodgett from Lamar surfaced before a formal ballot. A. F. Hollenbeck of Trinidad won the district attorney nomination by acclamation amid intrigue and protests.
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Corporation
Blodgett
Lamar
Wallace
A. F. Hollenbeck
Trinidad
Las Animas
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