La Junta tribune., 1899-08-02

nerS might commend.
!. For fresh bread, pies or cakes so
to Fishers postoffice news stand.
Money for city or farm loans on
easy terms. Inquire w. r. Gibson.
Charles Steward moved into his
new residence on Cimmaron ave
nue. last Saturday.
Miss limo Turley returned home
last Saturday morning from a brief
visit with relatives in Trinidad.
Its rumored that forty men were
let out on the Santa Fe in Denver
Monday on account OF the recent
combine with the Colorado and
Southern.
The Denver Republican says
that the new bridge over the Ar
kansas river at Swink evil be
known as Swink's bridge, but
others besides Senator Swink will
be allowed to use it."
L. !. McQuade who has been
travelling freight and ticket auditor
for the A. +. q S. +. railroad for
several years, has been transferred
to the Chicago division. o. l..
Clarke is his successor.
Seven thousand tons OF coal OF
the 40, 900 to be stored in La
Junta by the Santa Fe have already
arrived. All the bins at the coal
chutes are full and pile over
hundred feet long is located near
there along one OF the side tracks.
Al Habisll has sold his bakery
on Granada street to w. II. Abbott
who will conduct the business in
the future, Mr.. Habish being re-
tanned as baker. The bakery will
be removed to new quarters in
the building Immediately adjoining
the butcher shop OF Theits & Dice.
Andrew Hansen and family left
Monday morning for Long Beach,
Cal, to spend the remainder OF
the heated term at that famous
Pacific coast summer resort. He
was accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
c. p. Marshall, Of Garden City,
parents of Roadmaster Marshall,
of this city.
Richard Constable, a former
switchman at La Junta, was killed
near Winslow, Arizona, last Sun
day. A light engine ran into the
rear end of freight, and Brake
man Constable, who was in the Cd
boose, was instantly killed and the
conductor seriously injured. The
engineer of the light engine was
also killed. Constable's body will
be brought to La Junta for burial.
D. D. Barley, trainmaster at
Emporia, Kansas, has been ap-
pointed superintendent Of the Pan
handle division of the A. L. & S.
F. with Offices at Wellington, kas.
Z. E. Ives has been appointed to
the position Of tralnmaster at En-
poria. These appointments were
effective August Ist. Mr.. Ives is
one of the best known passenger
on the Santa Fe as well
as one of the oldest, and is we'll
known in La Junta.
At the residence of the brides
Monday morning, Miss
Eta Fay, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. E. Marquand, and Guy
McMillen, of La Junta, were mar
ried. The wedding was a surprise
to most everyone. The bride was
one Of the most highly esteemed
young ladies in Coolidge and the
groom ID young man well known
to our citizens and has position
as fireman on the Santa Fe. Mr..
and Mrs. McMillen left Tuesday
night for La Junta where they will
make their future home--Coolidge
Truth. ill
The Boys Brigade. thirty strong,
left Monday morning about 7
o'clock for Bear Rock where they
will 20 into camp for week, re-
turning home next Saturday night.
Strict military discipline will be
day and night. and the
boys will have an opportunity to
learn something Of a soldiers life
lin time of peace. Rev. Elmer
Ward Cole, commander Of the