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rrsve that many did nos sc, through.
A. for. Yukon tnss army secured food.
ard naw they are sramrfng back. ss-u@-
$40. ard srsgE.fas cold Each usar %
s-s arrny Is paIllag ass ssess. loaded VIA
.ne food rs had secar-s ~ this cost.
Lsaza.-y freeing that ne might nos starvs-
Thk esaeee made a quick run frorn Dsysa-
Fair weather wgs encountered during tae
eattse soy.gs. TIE sur beng uno5scgrea
during the greater part os The trip
Asneng the passengers CO Ias oasen was
Paul r. .oar, Of New York. vel known
In tins stase al Railroad promoter ard
capitals. Gr. Mohr Is typical Gotham
tie. Il Ia reported tna' his trip TO skag
way aSsts Dyea was made In the lateyes. oe
certain naoneyed paen q New York
IasF@ VAS no excitement al the dock
when the Queen landed. On her upper
decks ~as a crowd % passengers. among
them tsiag number % women. The
kloadkers remained IN The ssc.usson of
she cabin untl mast OF The passengers had
gCne ashore. Then they hurried Into a
carriage and we're driven ia ane Of the
downtown hotels. carrying thslr gold with
them
: hiss Helene C. fieaiy. daughter OF
Capt, Jo..n j. Hes!y. Of tie North Amer
ieaa Transportation ard Trading Com
paHy. Was d passenger on the Queen from
Juneau sflss Hsaly ss known as the
''fr.neess Of the Yukon"
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SUCCESSOR To MITCHELL.
Republican Leaders Think the Ore
S0n Legislature should he Called
I'm Extra session TO Elect

Special Dispatch 10 the Past-Intel.igencer.
WASHINGTON Marca 1.-THE Repao-
tcan senators who voted for the seating
Of Henry w. Co-bett. appointed by The
governor Of Oregon 10 hi the seat made
vacant By the failure OF the legislature
10 elect a SUCCESSOR to Senator Mitchell.
today signed "a memorial 10 Gov. Lord
ASKING him 70 cal, the legislature together
for the purpose of the election o. seIi-
ator.
The feeling in the senate ia tina. this Is
is the only safe course for Gov. Lord
ami il is believed the administration 5
wish in this regard will be communicat led
10 the oregon executive when the me
noriai IL ready TO forward. With the
legislature. which has clear straight
Republican majority OF Is. the senators
believe there should be no chance taken.
While all are hopeful that a Republican
legislature will be chosen to succeed the
present one, they fell that the safest
plan is 10 have an extra session held and
81 Republican elected to nil the term
which expires In 1905 and thereby pre-
c!ude the possibility of the choice of a
silver senator
The belief here In that California ard
Washington both VIII elect Republican
legislatures, which viii. return sound
money senator's. making the delegation
from the three Pacific states in the upper
house 10 / against silver.
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CHANGED THEIR MINDS.
Dawson Miners Gonesad~ That They
Made a Mistake.

From Dawson comes the word that the
miners Of the kiondike district have for
waread a protest TO Ottawa against Law
efnasa. u the Examiner Journal. repre-
s.Hfing them Ia the matter % securing
lac repeal Of tho obnoxious mining regu.a-
tons. The feeling against i.geTnash Is
said To be general throughout the mining
region A meeting was held shortly be-
lore the QUEENS kiondsers iefs repadiat-
Ing the action OF the meeting that ap-
pointed him. ana resolutions strongly
against him were adopted and subsequent
~ forwarded 20 the capital
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4 Young Golf Chamtion's sad Death
Chicago RAcnrl


The death nf \. J. r. Allan. the
amateur golf champion Of Great Britain
of 1ss1'9S. is attended with circumstances
which make II peculiarly sad Mr.. Allan
was one az the youngest men who have
ever attained ~ chamuionsh.p honors
for he WAS still an undergraduate at
IdIHouIgu ~ iVprsity wh, n e defsat 81 a 1
coners a. Muirfield last sDring Since his
victory ne graduated in medicine. and
only recently obtained 4 sood professional.
a@rt.rf men dnff 1t "A high
Ett his health broke down and he was
attacked with consumption. the nalady
which Lately carried OF h.s on'y brother.
q promising young soldier. His mother.
who r widow has thus bcrnc a double
affection in a very shors space Of time
Mi AIlans career a. a cuii -
short as II Was successful Before The
championship mfe citing AZ aIurfeld last
year be had never appeared in any i.npor-
tss1t tournament, and hts victory. there
fore. was most unexpected. Yet lie
achieved the distinction without any az
<ect ease. and. as II was noticed at The
In his shoes. During The tournament
which last d FIVE days. re- used 10 ride in
H2f t-fsr.t - Id at -,
Gay. d.starce Of twenty miles. a feat
which 70 go.fer Of snatureE years would
have dared TO attempt.
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Pacific Mail and Panama Read Issue
NeM sctfs Il ssfs~.

FAN FRANCISCO. March 1.-THE Par
arms railroad, IN conjunction WITH the
Pacific MaH steamship company. has -
sweet rev freight tasiI whica contains
Some stsTt3ing advances in eAst-aouni
commodity rates. Tho = " tate scaed4la
* h5cA haS }uSt t.sen put ato efFect fleets
eyrry important tern II merr2 n>sse that
te}ts u form the hg,k az tne rass hound
tonnage oat Of California by raji az wata~
Tn ave. $ee advance IL - per cant while
IN oae 'rts.anet-thst e reas-the rate *
RdT~reed Loo per cent The Sew tariff
contains but one r@dnctlan ard ga four
lerr - .es "a fstes remain un9lss ~b-i
A. ta~ rates quoted are IN ceu;s fer Ioe
pauad~
Fhe reason fsr t,sc advance Aas ~; hes0
sxF,sfrse est :. l. sccenfed "a pra&ao
nT aaea3 sA'unere ysar tee revv tariff Is
tAo RESULT - ar u.dees- srf.@e nFtWven tua
water carriers Art tie ras l.reS
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PtLLuAN's soN Is MARRIED.
nifed to Miss Louise Lander Wesi
ut ngkiu

SAN FRANCISCO. March i7.-wniter
Sanger Pullman OF Chicago was married
yesterday tn Miss Louise Lander Veg
of thls city. The unexpected alliance ~
The son of the late palace car magnats
ana the California beauty took Mace at
the home OF Rev. John Basewell, rector
~ Trinity church Oakland
The acquaintance of the young couple
= at mort NJ hut a few weeks standing
The bride Is The daughter Of the late
Charles Fl. West. who was pioneer az
lsis and ~aS once very wealthy. He
ieft hnt Attie property, however, and hfs
dt8gh ers have made their own way in
tn world ny teaching in the pubic schools
OF this city
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MI RIDER AND SUICIDE.
Julius Ran shoots Valencia Celia
and Himself.

NAPA. Cat. March I1.-valencia Celia
came 10 this city from st. Helena today
with her father and started on the return
Journey about o'clock. Shortly after
their departure Julius Pan. a young man
and a resident or this city. started in pur-
suit Of them in a buggy. He overlook
them few miles from 81. Helena and In
d. I ne Girl "a ride with him. fer father
conser. ing and driving on ahead. About
u o!eck the horse which had been driven
ly young Ban entered the stable yard III
Celia ard lying IN the bottom Of the bug
gy was the lifeesa body OF Miss Celia She
had been shot Z, death TIE alarm was
given and Il search was made for Ban
HIS dad body was discovered a short dis
tanr. from St Helena. The supposition
ami Killed the girl and then
killed himself.
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Oakland Races.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 17.Resu.ts q;
Oakland
Mile and slxteenth--Scarborou VICE
Nlnctor second. Lucky Star third. Ilmf
-.
Five furlongs selling God Friend WEI
VI s. Rosseua second. Mocr,to third. IiIt
iD'i4.
one nailc~-Linstork wan. H1hauzolisr
second Massacre third. Time III.
~ be and 4 quarter~SenEtor Bland VICE
j. IKE Denay second. Elashllght thIfe
Tire ? %
-Four furlong - Ferrncro won. Fr1ek lre
land second Scutcoicn third. Time, A"s
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TO THE kLONDIkE Ef CANOE
Cowhoy Preacher Belts start. on n
Long and periious Journey.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. March IL
Rev Samuel Belts, the cowboy preacher
IS going 10 the Nlondke He VII %
evangelical work along the way He Is
building a galvanized tron paddle and sail
canoe IS feet long. fG inches beam. with air
tight compartments anG room for bag
gage and about April ! will start out on
his long voyage His route will be
through the lakes. Erie canal and along
the Atlantic and Gulf Of Mexico coast TO
Galveston. then by raj 10 Los Angeles.
IL Mill follow the Pacific coast north
ward 10 The gold regions. and expects IN
get there some time next season. He will
be accompanied by his sen
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He Deno1Dces Doxsism In Politics,
and Refers tn the Maine.

LANCASTER Pa. March 17-John Wa
namaker opened his eubernatorial cam
naign In the courthouse here last night
with a ringing speech in denuncatiou OF
boss rule" which he declared exists in
this state under the domination of United
States Senator Quay and his partisans.
Mr.. Wanamaker. referring to the Maine
disaster. said:
The beautiful white battleshp that
steamed out Of New York harbor a month
ago. became a white coffin. buried in the
dark SEA In the dead Of night. Without
passins nasty judgment on our sister na-
ton. and willing 10 wait for all Informal
ton. the air IS fun of the fear OF treacl-
cry and dastardiy brutality We do not
seek war. but are not afraid of H. We
ara not ciamoring for bloodshed but We
are swearing nsIeiity to the flag and insist
ing or justice 10 the honored dead and
living"
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Cough Medicines in Demand in
Montana.

"At this season there j. en- immense de-
n1snd for coagtl, group and la grippe RENE
dies Saws J. u. Mis@r X 20, q Stevens
Vile, Montana, I'VE have III stock twenty
one different kinds, but sell more OF
thamberisir's Cough Remedy than Of all
others combined and we have our first Gus
toner 10 claim i, has not t,enehited him, TO
hear from, -
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Harry and EyerharsIt Winners.

CHICAGO. March Jimmy Barry, Z
Chicago. defeated Johnny Conuors. q
Springfield. H. in n six-round contest {
Tnt'eraalls tonight befole crowd OF rs
people.
The bout between Jack Everharat. 6
New Orleans. and Kid McGlynn Of Phia
deiphia, was stopped by the police ate
i've rounds and Everhardt WAS given u
decision.
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Left Some ~ the L-plss Eehtnd.

PORT TOWNSEND. March fI--The
aged men and women and children to the
number OF foriy-nina OF the I4ap.anders
were taken or the bark Sem5nois here
this morning ard 'ef. a. Fort Townsend
the government post. where they viii re-
rIa.n until ~otae arrangement for their
maintenance n this country or their re
turn ~ T.apland is made The bark Sem
mole. with over 80 reindeer aboard il
SIN Aere. bur Will probably leave tonight
for Pyramid harbcr. Alaska FAR which
place the reindeer are consigned
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SAN FRANCISCO, March i7.-w. II.
Menke, proprietor of the ivancovich
winery, IN Santa clara county. has Il j
his petition In insolvency here. Liabilities.
81 5i1: no assets
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We'll " ever


IFEItNII Fff3FfttNt
What's in name Well Sir GearC
'o.;o" IS president u he Bombay Cot
ten Mil Owners ASsectat Oh.
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directors rs being In the best interests
OF all concerned.
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killed himself.


FLoEANta MARVIN predicted Klon-
dixie strike. el4 First.
La Junta tribune., 1898-12-14
enrtaful DAY. i. COLORADO.

While some people in Colorado
spend their time IN nursing the an
cient grievance the majority Of
the inhabitants are actively engag-
ed in increasing the wealth Of the
state. This is conclusively dem
onstrated by an instructive table
which has been prepared by the
Denver Times to the confusion Of
all calamity howlers.
These unhappy individuals have
talked as though silver were the
sole supper, of Colorado and the
Coloradoan. When it was "stab-
bed a dagger was thrust into the
heart OF every man, woman and
child residing in the commonwealth.
But this table shows that Colora-
dos production OF gold this year
amounts to $40, 900, 900, while that
OF silver is only $4,000, 900. The
value of the gold output first ex-
ceeded that OF the silver output In
1896. The figures then were gold,
SIS, 266, 2S4; silver, SI4, 500. 900,
and in 1897 they were gold, Sio,-
579, ,os7; silver, Sra. .o92,+49-
The gold increases from the
year 1892 to each successive year
10 date aggregate grand total Of
$50, ,62I, 379, while the total OF the
silver decreases reckoned IN the
same manner is only s2o,o5o, 644.
But these statistics will not be SO
clear as the simple statement that
while the value OF the gold mined
has increased from $3.50, in
1892 to $40, 900, 900 in 1898, the
value OF the silver mined has de-
creased from sI7,6S4,o44 10 SI3,-
900. 900 in the same period
Silver has lost its supremacy,
but Ii is by no means dead. On
the other hand, gold IS adding a
large and wholly unexpected con-
tribution to the Golfers OF the peo-
pie, which offsets the silver losses
many times over.
The per capita product OF gold
and silver is put at s46.I7 for 1890
and at 500 for 1898, a gain of
nearly - per cent to each IN
habitant
But gold and silver are not every
thing. Agriculture, with its allied
industries, has made great gains in
Colorado, which have cheapened
the cost of living to the miner at
the same time that they have
added greatly to the increase OF
the farming community.
Instead of being time for
mourning and lamen,ation in Colo
rado il is a time for rejoicing The
melancholy and silver-tipped flute
should be discarded for the
gladstone viol--Chicago Times
Herald
La Junta tribune., 1898-12-14
Commissioners Sale.

orATE OF COLORADO, COUNTY OF ARAP-
y ahoe, s. In the Dfsrric, Court No. EX.sss.
Edward D UphAm- faaa.nri0. We George Nc
Czrfy i Henry J. Atdrfcts- defendants
The undersigned Commissioner hereby gives
potSce that pursuant TO the power and author.
ify in ham vested by a decree rendered In said
cause November l. i-ss. he viii. as Co-nmis-
ssouex.
TUESDAY. JANUARY ! 1875.
at the fremont Street door Of the County
Court House in the City OF Deuv~r. Colorado.
al two o'caock- p. ", AT pubtic yendue. TO the
highest bidder for cash. sell all the following
DESERVED lands and premises Tor 80 much
thereof a> may be necessary To satisfy said
decrse} sitpSse in Orero Cou1ty. Colorado.
10 wit--The southeast quarter Sc a of sec
tsou i've ssl. In township twenty -four co.
south OF range Efry-four f5&l vest OF the sixth
principal meridian. coutAiuing isse acrsss- more
or ie=>s- including all water rfxtrs and priv
le1s> and ditr,, or bitches pertxining to said
lard. conveyed by that certain decd of
trust recorst-st IN the Office OF the clerk of
Bent County. Colorato. In book a Al page II
th~fee1. preference TO which said deed Of trust
10 hereby mace for greater certaintyl- Said
sale VII he made pursuant To the prpvisioa as
Of ssid dscrse for the yErpc-e inter ALA Of
paaintlH. torether With icxzl Interest ,sereo1
from the date OF said decree 20 the day OF sale:
and IN the event the preusises sotd be NOT re-
deemed aeeorfiDg TO the laws OF Colorado for
the redemption OF sa,ss in execution . deed
os de<dS therefor VIII be given - prov Sded In
sAsd deeree- LTC1AN H KiCHARIsON.
Commissioners
First publication Novemper 20, Ise-
fsua3 pu bi3cnl loo D<cenher 81. lsop.
La Junta tribune., 1898-12-14

Two married ladies' Of this burg
were out on shopping tour Mon
das They boasted OF the fact oi
having visited every store In town,
including a meat market and two
grocery stores, looking for holiday
gifts One dry goods merchan,
showed them everything he had
from monkey capes to a bottle OF
red hair oil, but still they bough,
not, nor even showed the coior. oil
the coin within their silver mount
ed purses We learned, however,
that they finally did make one pur-
chase between them. 1t consisted
of one yard of pink ribbon I,
cost one cent
Representatives Of the various
melon associations In the Arkan-
sas Valley viii meet IN Rocky
Ford today for the purpose Of
eHecting central organization to
control the output and market the
entzre melon crop Of the valley II
Is proposed to place the business
La Junta tribune., 1898-12-14
Stationery Proposals.

pUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
in accordance with the provisions OF an act
of the General As<e r,bsy OF the State of Colors-
da. entitled An act To regulate the prlcurtng
of books. stationery ard supplies for County
os1cers by the Boards OF Coanfy commission
ers ia the Counties IN this state approved
Aprii 5. i.sxs. tho undersigned. County Clerk of
Otsro County. Colorado, viii receive sealed
proposals until l. O'Clock noon January I'd.
lsse. sor furnlshtue County supplies for the
tvsytnus ofrcer. OF satd County for Ard during
fhe year l-s. consisting Of all books station
cry. r~cord<. printing. htho~I aphing and al!
other supplies. including pens peucils. ink.
envclnF.a~. letter beads. statements. blanks
and ali o;ber stationery needed for said year.
i . fsore minute description o, which may be
had h, applying to the undersigned
for all county prin'inx OF 8 miscellaneous
character. incladiag the Clerks -erntarnunl
statements ans. the delinquent TAX hist
Ali bids 10 L. sealed ard sndorSed plainly
Proposals for Stationery. or Proposal. for
Printing. rs the case may be
All supplies 10 t-e furnished under this CON
tract to be equal IN quatity TO tno~e DOW IN
use by the County.
Proyided that the Boar. may reject amp or
all bids ~ shall they dest II for the best inter
ests of the County TO do
BY order OF the Bosrd County Commission
erx
G. H. wINCHELL- Countv Clerk
Dated Al La Jantz. Colorado, this 5ssh day
OF Move Ebrr A ID. Iss..
Fir publication December \ I.a>-
Last publication D--cernoer -. lsss,-
La Junta tribune., 1898-12-14

ny yIKTCE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IA
- sued to me. the undersigned Sheriff o:
Goero County. in thu State OF Colorado. cut of
de- Dt<1rsct Cogrt II the Tenth Judicial Dss
frsc4 Of ssSd State OF Colombo. sirtinI In and
for - County OF Ctefo. IN . CERTAIN cnnse
wAerein Josephine " Whitehead. substituted 70.
Mathew Whitehead. deccescd- II plainafa. and
Nn<z l. Mute are defeodanfs. vAereSn am
cunnADded % sell the Southeaaa Quarser tseASj
Of eee<ioo thirty fScs- tie Nosth hAh q the
y0rxksensA quarter tn,i neAsi 81 Sec1tcu thfrty-
,,ue tuJ. a1d TIE xcsfh half Of fhe X0sfhuesa
osarter tnss nu.u Of section thirty-two {Ht.
nn IN Township tvensy-tuo f4sl. south OF
RAnee Afty-nine -. vsgs Of the Blxfh Petnct-
pnl MeFs4fnn In Osezo Cponfy. seAss Of Coiosa-
e. for he ParRss q I.yinS q - ..fi,ay.
sga of 1hfrsera HuDdrpA snd Tgenp-eaGAe
DukIass and sxty-etx ceneB e1-E0. fcuD1
1oe she sah pani1kx4 frua - ea1d 6efeDaaDs,
RpeI L yuse. t0UeeAer WITH fnseTea and
can9a. - 1or thR fueoelnsnne Of . certain
gfnnse On nnA agzingt anih premiDes. vhieA
09nlFe = al.p ~ forth nH1 deee1Soe6 -
RH 4u1IDeoe - deeree. -.
~ fbeFsfose- wEs "a IT, I50 a1y -
DlnqaiAR -. - ~ uDgsn ff0@a AnsR a IL
(hags 0ouse. n the toyn u Ia Ju.tA Coase[
om1nR1 hn11 - peam1n1R o. % 01cA 0heze-
- 49, fur e. ssA5see % sGf ri0A6 e
S161mnlno - = pgusi4a ~ AU. 1pr e1e -
- q pa01AG - - an9i.9y11g - affralna1
&1a tluu4 - emnk 1cs-f =
else14 90.sso cs.n9y. 1.eeee Ounsfsasl
- I.eess..sss:.e. Ies..sss. - ,ssss@ - = Fl
La Junta tribune., 1898-12-14
|. Jun.. Melon Grower. orr.ai...

An organization was effected in
this city last Saturday OF the La
Junta Melon Growers Association.
Articles OF incorporation were tled
with Secretary of State WhippIe
last week and certificate has been
issued
The meeting was held In the
county court room, but owing TO
the inclement weather was rather
slimly attended. The constitution
and bylaws were read and adopted
BY sections, and are similar 10
those OF other associations in the
valley.
The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent. James McNeen; secretary,
E. J. Lewis; directors, James Nc
Neen, A. A Magee, Sherman
Ball, L. o. Evans, E. n. Berry.
James McNeen was chosen to rep
resent the local association at the
meeting of the central Organization
TO be held In Rocky Ford to-day
The association adjourned to meet
in the county court room next Sat
urday at 10 o'clock a. M A full
attendance of all those intending
to engage in the melon industry
next year IS desired
La Junta tribune., 1898-12-14
notice for pvbiiestion.
LAND OFFICE AT PUEBLO. COL

NOVEMBER IL. is9..
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ follow ing manned settler has 0ied notice of
his intention TO make nnal proof In support Of
his claim. aud that said proof VIII be made be-
fore the Clerk of tire Districi Court al Gs Jnnta,
Colo. on January ID. 1899, viz: juan hxmirez.
II. f.. T.sa. for the W =. y T.. u. f, u n W. y,
sec IS. T. " 5. Range 81 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous rs=sidcnc.. upon and cultivation
OF saiG land. viz: Leoaardo Garcia Felix
Torres, John T. wcod. Michael stepien> all OF
High-s Colo. J. X. GORDON.
Register.
First puhiication November ID. 1875.
Las, publication Decemter Il. Iszs.
La Junta tribune., 1898-12-14

OF the various associations in the
hands OF aboard OF control or mar
keting committee, consisting Of
one representative from each asso-
citation. 1t is hoped that an ami
cable arrangement will be affected.
James McNeen will represent the
La Iunta association.
La Junta tribune., 1898-12-14
TOILET CASES

In white Enamel and color
ed Celluloid, from 75c to- sr.75
Fancy kerchiet boxes from
loS TO- rs
Fancy Necksie cases, I5cto las
Fancy Glove boxes, Isc TO 100
Fancy Collar and Cuff
boxes, soc to- 100
Shaving sets from 81. 90 to I. 50
An endless vauety of fancy
Jewel Cases. Trinke, Cabiners,
Easle Mirrors, Rose Bowls. Let
ter Receivers, Hairpin Receiv-
ers. Work Baskets, and the new
imported Opal Ware, finely
decorated.
La Junta tribune., 1898-12-14
Notice Tor pubiiestion.
UNITED STATES LAND OF
pIRAIyD CDIn NON. 10

UNTTEU STATES LIN d VFF1CE.
PUEBLO. COLO. NOV. Is. Is9n
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ASA
~ Scuddcr of La Junta. otcro county. Colo,
has MED notice of Intention To make proof on
his ds,ert-iRnd claim No. Ia for the E = n T.
i ss--- t. T. - s.. r. 81 w.. before the Clerk OF
The District Court of Otero County, at La
Juuta, Colorado. on the ztth day of January.
f.se-
He names the following witpes-es to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation Of
said land: Isaac : Bryant, William r. BAN.
Sheru an Bail. George Bland, All OF Ia Jnnta.
colorado. j. X. GORDON.
Register
FRS; publication November u, lsfe-
Last publication December .. l-ss--
La Junta tribune., 1898-12-14
Notice for publie.tion.
LAND OFFICE AT ruEaI.o, COLO.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ foliow1ug-named settser has Med notice of
his intention TO make nnai prt-.f In support OF
bis claim, and thai said proof will be inside he
FORE the Clerk of the District Court at La
Jnnta, Colo. on January IL. l>ee. viz: William
Roop: h. f.. fiB; for the 3 E = Sec SS, T.
3S - ".
H. names Tire following witnesses TO prove
his eoa,inuouS rssideDce upon and cultivation
Of said lana VIZ: George K Buckley. William
Dow. Asa Srudder, Charles W Bnrngzrdner.
al ot La Jgnts. Colo. J. r. GORDpS.
Register.
First publication November q i-sr-
Last publication December =. 1855