Republican Ticket State and District Ballot Summary
Republican slate lists Supreme Judge J. M. Casinect Lieut Governor 4 McGarrey Secretary of State E E Miisix Attorney General Supt of Schools Mrs A J Peavey S A Grrves Tapp Bessy 1C Dupter Congressman Bowes Representative County Commissioner and related district positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. McGarrey
E. E. Miisix
A. J. Peavey
S. A. Grrves
Tapp Bessy
R. Dupter
T. M. Bowes
Lamar Reorster Offer for Colorado Weekly Law Subscription
An offer to subscribe for one year to the Lamar Reorster includes a free Denver Colorado Weekly Law until January 1 1805. Ordinance No 66 appears, designating Sunday as a day of rest at businessmen request. The republican state ticket is seen as the winner with bets on overall majority. Ed Steward is noted as having rattled opponents.
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Lamar
Colorado Weekly Law
Denver
Totlow
San Francisco
California
Chicago
Otero County Alfalfa Yields Outpaced by Others
Otero county papers boast 13 bushels per acre as the valley’s largest alfalfa yield but local farmers note 13 bushels are common here. Two crops of 14 bushels per acre have been published from this county. Prowers county is called the King of the Alfalfa Belt.
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Otero County
Prowers County
Barela Seeks State Treasurer Seats On Dual Tickets
Barela has secured his name on both populist and democratic tickets for state treasurer. He faces backlash over his 1893 senate opposition to the equal suffrage bill, a political liability. Governor Waite crushed fusion in Arapahoe county, weakening cross party support. Only a few reformers still back fusion in exchange for democratic votes for their rep.
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Barela
Senate
Waite
Arapahoe County
Public sale notice of Bent County trust property in Colorado
Notice of sale under a deed of trust by Charles D Steward to Frank K Atkins as trustee now in the hands of J M Mishall acting sheriff of Bent County Colorado. The sale targets the northwest quarter of section five township twenty two south range three west and water rights, to satisfy principal 100 dollars plus interest, costs and taxes. Sale set for October 2, 1534 at 10 a.m. at the west front door of Bent County courthouse Las Animas Colorado.
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Charles D. Steward
Bent County
Colorado
Frank K. Atkins
Ackenens Sizer
Charles D
JM. Mishall
Santa
Denkashe
State of
Prowers County
Prowers
Bentholme
Court House
Las Animas
Bent
Pebereton
Arkansas River
Eall
Pete
Frank Atkins
Turk
John Q. Hagerman
O. Henry
Lamar
Cole
Reoteacher
Trusteef's Sale Details in Prowers County Colorado
The notice describes a deed of trust dated May 1 with recordation May 12 in book 7 at page 74, in Prowers County Colorado. In case of death resignation or refusal to act the undersigned acting sheriff of Prowers County would assume successor in trust. The description references property located in Prowers County Colorado and outlines the trust terms and fallback provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeas Stuart
Prowers County
Colorado
Frank K. Atkins
Notice of Sheriff Sale on Henry Land Security Deed
John Q Hagerman acting sheriff of Prowers County Colorado announces an auction of land in Lamar at the courthouse front door. The sale enforces a deed of trust securing a $1400 note with interest and penalties, due to Lombard Investment Company, amid default on interest payments.
Truste esale notice in Bent County foreclosure case
Public sale announcement by J. M. Marshall acting sheriff of Bent County. The notice states the trust deed on Lot 1 Block 30 in the original town, securing a promissory note for 209 dollars with interest and penalties. The sale aims to satisfy the debt and costs under the deed of trust and applicable law.
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Heerty
Beet
Ron
Acteieom
M. Sarchaning
Bent Comanty
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THE
Lamar Register
J. M. Casinect
Ed Steward
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Diego
Withtate
Wes Canson
Nicholson
G. P.A
Topeka
J. ML Manense
Coborade
Cosmmot
A.B. Stewart
Stricky
E. M. Slater
West Olive St
D. C. Marker
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