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Lamar Register

Location

Lamar, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1896

Page

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Proposed Colorado Constitution Amendment on State Debt Limits

The text outlines a proposed amendment to Article XI Section 3 of the Colorado Constitution regarding public debt limits and bond issuance. It specifies annual debt caps, bond terms up to 1.2 million dollars, interest rates not exceeding four percent, and allocation of interest and principal across state funds and public schools. Voters will see ballots marked For the Amendment or Against the Amendment. Signed and sealed in Denver on August 3, 1. The document reflects formal gubernatorial transmission of the amendment for statewide vote.

Colo i Colorado A. D. Bees State of Colorade Audh State of Denver

State politics in Colorado muddled by rival silver tickets

A caustic critique outlines four rival state slates aligned with McKinley era camps the populist silverists and democrats. It describes alleged bribery and faction fights, lists ticket leaders from Canon City Pueblo Denver and Leadville, and mocks the claim of principled motives while urging voters to choose among the rival silver tickets.

McKinley Denver Patterson Judge Bailey Canon City B. Clark Wheeler Rat Printer’ Fame Tom Patterson Ikey Stevens Joe Williams Joe Elwell Pueblo Davis H. Waite Cour d’Alene Leadville Adams Simon Guggenheim Sheeney Tramway Union Water Martin Corrigan A. M. Stevenson H. H. Eddy Otto Mears

Letter on free silver and wage effects from M. R. Madison

A Denver letter from M. R. Madison of Gates New York argues that free coinage of silver at 16 to 1 would lower labor costs by reducing wages, allowing more to be bought with two days work for the price of one, and cites price declines in food and clothing to support the case.

Denver M. R. Madison Gates New York Bryan

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