Saguache County CO Archives Biographies.....Stubbs, Dallas B. February 3, 1873 - ?
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Author: Progressive Men of Western Colorado

     Dallas B. Stubbs, the son of Benajah P. and Sarah A. (Paster) Stubbs, was

born on February 3, 1873, at Colorado City, this state, and was educated in the

public schools of Saguache, being graduated from the high school there with the

first graduating class of 1890.  He has been a resident of that town during the

last twenty-seven years, and is now engaged in the real estate, abstract and

fire insurance business, which he entered in 1896.  Under the able tutorship of

E.P. Jones, one of the most efficient abstractors in the state, he helped to

compile the abstract books of Saguache county, a work of considerable labor and

great value to the people of the county.  He was deputy clerk of the county from

1898 to 1904, and in the latter year was the Republican candidate for the county

clerkship, but was defeated by a majority of sixteen votes.  Fraternally he

belongs to the order of Elks and the Woodmen of the World, and in the latter

order was clerk of Saguache Camp, No. 28, for two years.  On February 3, 1897,

he united in marriage with Miss Blanche G. Loucks, a native of Bedford, Iowa. 

They have two children, their son Paul, born on June 20, 1899, and their

daughter Blanche Pearl, born on May 9, 1902.  Mr. Stubbs is one of the active

and progressive young business men of his county, with an earnest intent in its

improvement and the advancement and welfare of its people.  He takes an active

part in public affairs, and is always ready to promote, by his influence and his

material assistance, every commendable enterprise in which the substantial good

of the section is involved. He is widely known and well esteemed in all parts of

the county.  

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From Progressive Men of Western Colorado.  Chicago:  A.W. Bowen & Co., 1905

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