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La Junta tribune., 1899-12-06
A"su.," Corrected.

The Las Animas and La Junta
football teams played an exciting
game on the field south of town on
Thanksgiving day. The visiting
team played gentlemanly game
and outplayed our boys at every
point. Our boys made some good
mass plays and tackles, but were
weak on interference. We have
some good material that, properly
trained, should develop strong
team. Score, ~ to in favor Of
La Iunta. Las Animas Democrat.
The TRIBUNE made "bull" in re-
porting this game last week. Sub
stitute Las Animas for Fowler in
the account given and the item
will read correctly.
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-06
m.. w...e, In Town.

Nat Wetzel, OF St. Louis, the
cantaloupe king, arrived in town
Monday morning. He communi-
Gated the welcome information to
a number OF growers that he was
prepared to make final settle
ment and division OF the profits of
the cantaloupe season. Mr.. Wet
Eel has the original account sales
for the season and says that the La
Iunta association is credited with
between $500 and $500 in profits.
which will be divided among the
members. This amount, added to
what has already been received by
the La Junta growers, will make
the average for the season about
So cents per crate. MIR. Wetzel
went to Rocky Ford yesterday, but
will be in town again today to
make final settlement.
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-06
Advertise Your Troubles.

In last Wednesdays issue the
TRIBUNE published an item an
nouncing the fact that business was
dull at the court house, and that
the county treasurer was kicking
because there was no demand for
tax receipts. The next day after
the paper came out business picked
up and the treasurer issued 5000
worth OF tax receipts. The follow
ing day, the item having been more
widely read, the treasurer took in
about 1000, and he has been
averaging from 5000 to $500 day
ever since. AS consequence he
has had to work every night in or
der to keep his books posted up to
date, and has had more business
than several cranberry merchants.
Yet some very wise people tell us
that nobody reads the paper and
that it does not pay to advertise.
Selah.
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-06
a CAV lormAs,o.
4 White Woman snd coIossd ~"
Asrsstsd In u Jvnts.

Anna Reeves, white woman
carrying a grip. and George Har-
rison. a gentleman OF color with
guitar, were arrested at the de-
pot last Saturday by Sheriff Barr.
and landed in the county Jail The
parties answered a description re-
ceived by telegraph from Newton.
Kansas, with instructions to ear
rest, hold and wire" The officers
at Newton were notified OF the ar
rest, and Undersherif w. II.
Means, arrived from Newton yes
terday morning and took the pris-
oners in charge, returning on No.
g. The colored man claims that
the woman is his wife, but she de-
nies the soft impeachment and
gives various and sundry reasons
for being in his company. They
are wanted in Newton for larceny,
the woman having sold out lodg
ing house OF which she had tenn
porary charge and skipped with
the gay colored lothario. She is
about thirty years o! age, was quite
well dressed, and had more than
the average amount OF good looks.
She was very much opposed to 60
ing to Jail. but a very little argu-
ment induced her to change her
mind.
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-06
Tn. City Council.

The city council met Monday
night for the first ime in seven
weeks. Councilmen Stubbs, Bat
tey, Cawthron and Daimler were
present, and in the absence OF the
mayor and mayor pro tenn, Mr..
Cawthron was elected to act as
chairman OF the meeting.
The petition of j, P. Bradish, ct
al, relative to the building on
Trinidad Plaza, known as the G.
A. X. hall, which it is claimed is a
menace to the surrounding prop
erty and dangerous to life and limb
was referred to the fire and police
committee.
The petition of c. D. Amos,
agent for T. 7. Woodruff, asking
permission to lower the grade on
Granada street for sidewalk pur-
poses was referred to the street
and alley committee and the city
engineer. The saloon bond Of
Scott Stafford was approved and
a license ordered issued.
The prayer Of T. A. Pieplow
asking permission to construct a
telephone line along Granada
street from Colorado avenue to the
alley between Santa Fe avenue and
San Juan avenues and south to the
city limits was granted
The bill of w. S. Slaton fol
work done in August, 1895. ap-
proved by E. p. Donahue. was re-
fcrred to the water committee.
One Of the councilmen moved that
the bill be paid with interest al
the rate Of per cent per month to
date. He failed to get second 10
fhe motion.
The council then allowed alarge
'numbef Of bills and adjourned
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-06
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
,ws Items. Personal. impersonsi
and Otherwise About the Schools.

Miss Matson spent the vacation
Pueblo with her brother.
Miss Peale spent her vacation
Pueblo with her parents.
-ond class in algebra is dealing
tn simultaneous equations.
The examination papers Of the
h year pupils are models of neat
IS.
Messrs. Cole and Shafer spent a
asant day Sunday at the home
Albert Norton.
Che name of Miss Mayme Bat
,on was enrolled in Miss Lyon s
IN last Tuesday.
ames Dodds, a former student
his school, gave us pleasant
! last Tuesday afternoon.
;he necessity OF a drive to Hol-
Sk caused the absence Of Ohm
gee one-half day last week.
3le classes in English and
Ok history have done excellent
: in these studies, as the ex-
Cation papers testify.
ne advanced class in algebra
Utmost completed the work of
1oranch and will take the final
Nination in six weeks. The
Se members OF the High School
&ry much elated over the sue
II our foot ball team in their
with the Las Animas team
Nsgiving.
81 chemistry class has done an
oal amount of labratory study.
Ss oxide or '.laughing gas"
Zen generated though hardly
"a for class consumption. Hy-
oric and nitric acids have
Manufactured for home con-
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-06
Nos. Company e,.e, ome.r..

The annual meeting Of John
Fisher Hose Company, No. I, was
held at the hose house last Satur
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The
annual reports of the treasurer and
secretary showed that the organiza-
ton had never been in better con-
dition than at the present time.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year; President.
S. T.. Wood; treasurer, Gerald
Daugherty; secretary, c. w. Outh-
waite; foreman. c. j. Dillon; as
sistant foreman, w. s. Talbert.
c. w. Wonderly, J. p. Bradish
and c. W. Cultivate were APP
pointed as committee to make
the necessary arrangements for the
sixfcenth annual ball, which will
take place at the opera house on
the evening of December 25th.
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-06

sumption and the class thinks the
'perfumes OF Arabia" are not to be
compared with those OF nitrogen
peroxide and chlorine gas.
A very thorough history of the
political parties from Washington's
time down to the present, was pre-
pared and read before the class by
one OF the members OF the United
States History class.
The pupils of the junior class in
literature have finished the Had
essays. The different books were
handed to Miss Lyon Wednesday
for criticism. The third class is
reading the Lady of the Lake.
The class in geometry has been
wrestling with quadrangles during
the past month, most OF the work
being the demonstration OF original
theorems. This kind OF work is
especially valuable because the
student is compelled to do his own
thinking. The author OF the text
book has not thought it out for the
student.
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-06
DROPPED DEAD.

The man with heart trouble never
knows when his time may come. When
he leaves home for work he may never
return alive. He may drop dead on the
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-06

by attending meeting oil the
board the matter could probably
be fixed up satisfactorily. He
came down to the county seat. and
being an enterprising person, quick
to recognize an opportunity and
eager to take advantage OF 1t, he
resolved to put in a bill for attend
ing meeting of the board in his
own behalf. He is probably one
Of those very wise people who be-
Iieve that it is the duty OF the board
OF county commissioners to allow
bills without question. and not
to examine into their merits as to
whether they are just, legal and
proper When this enterprising
citizen finds ont that his bill has
been disallowed, he will probably
take the matter as personal insult
and join the large army of roast
ers" who hsrbor personal griev-
ance against individual members
OF the board for having similar
bills turned down on previous oc-
casiops.
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N En.ssprss,as css,.ss.

]. G. Davis, Of near Olney, filed
a bill with the county clerk on No
vember 18th for sI4 for attending
commissioners meeting At their
request" The bill was disallowed
at the meeting Of the board Of
county commissioners The bill
charges g for mileage, 90 miles n
rs cents . mile, and IS for two
days attendance Al the meeting oi
the board, At sa- so per diem. To-
tai. Sr4-
Mr.. Davis neglected to pay his
taxes and his land was sold and :
TAX deed issued. He was told that
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-06

street, In his pulpit. in his Office, over
his work bench. Heart disease Is no
respecter of persons. The Christian min
lister is liable the same as anyone else.
Rev. c. l.. Mundcll writes:
IT suffered from that dreadful tired feeling
and weakness, and In rsg5 lost my health alto
Refher went To one o! the best doctors In the
state and he said had heart stomach. liver aud
kidney trcube. His treatment did n;e no good.
] tried different kinds OF patent medicines but
got worse all the time. If walked up hill or
Httle fast II s~cfned though my heart wouid
jump ous. had almost given up all hope. and
n1ynienry all gone. was scarcely able to make
. nving Finally wrote DR.. Pierce and follow
ing his advice purchased at my nearest drug
store bottle Of br. PicTcc's Golden Medical
. Discovery and bottle Of his Pieasan, Pellets.
This was year ago and now am happy to say
that an, In the enjoyment OF perfect health
an, 80 glad Of my health that cannot say too
much. first return my sincere thanks to Al
mighty God aud then to Dr. Pierce.
II would not do without your Pellets Tor
Ss< hssSynf doi!ayf iSfe,,.o.5) f>r r4orh
Do no, think am exaggeratng. My state
uaent Is true and II any doubt II they can write
. Pinegruvc, Ohio, where live. and i any
ihould think this assumed name and that
ueis man c l.. fssaeu docs no, exist, they
nay look in thc minute. OF Providence Assocfa.
Ion, or in the baptist Year Book, In the fist OF
sidcrs, and they will find my name"
Constipation and biiiousncss are radi-
ally cured by DIR. Picrcc's Pellets
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-06

WASrEp-A good girl for gener-
al housework. Inquire OF Geo. A.
kilgore.
"Gem Flour" best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded. La Junta Milling Co.
NJ. X. McCauley, OF the Otero
County Democeat, came down to-
day as manager Of the La unta
football players. - Las Anipas
Democrat.
Mrs. George Fernsel, who has
been very i'll with typhoid fever for
several weeks, having had three
relapses, is reported to be conva-
lescent and improving rapidly.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Christian church will give a recep-
tion for Rev. Cole at the church
"Wednesday evening. The Boys
Brigade and all friends are invited.
c. L. Seeley went to Lakin,
Kan, on No. Saturday to spend
Sunday with his family, who are
visiting Rev. d. kingery at that
place. They returned home yes
terday morning.
In the probate court Of Pueblo
county Monday the will OF Henry
NJ. Fosdick, Sr., was admitted to
probate and the executors named
in the will, Lucy A. Fosdick and
Henry NJ. Fosdick, Jr., were ap-
pointed to serve without bond.
T. F. Godding has petitioned
the county commissioners for
private road running from Patter-
son Hollow FIVE miles west. The
land adjoining Mr.. Godding's
homestead has recently been taken
up and is being fenced, shutting
him off from the rest OF the world.
My son has been troubled for
years with chronic diarrhoea.
Some time ago | persuaded him to
take some OF Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
After using two bottles of the as
cent size he was cured. l give this
testimonial. hoping some one sim
ilarly afflicted may read it and be
benefited. Thomas c. Bower,
Glencoe, Ohio. For sale at the
Arcade
County Clerk Winchell's Otero
county poor report. which was
sent in to the secretary Of state
last week, was commented on by
all Of the Denver newspapers. The
News says that the report has the
distinction Of being the FIRST one
received. and the Republican calls
it very interesting document and
quotes the principal features Of it.
Our state officials are so accus-
toned to the procrastinating
methods Of the average county
clerk that when ! report is received
on time it is such curiosity that
it is wonder some Of them don't
drop dead from an attack Of heart
disease
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-06
seeeai.ssess.s messiae.

NOTICE rs Hn1BBY CIVRN That a
Junta CHnnins "a Csvs9esy Coarsay vfIl
Be held q Hecox ha1l % Taeo6ay. nepsmber
-. ~ 9 o'oaock = =. nvesy ssosshos1ss
subGifsed to iesy - ansseireos - meet H.
indebesaness a ~ eeUpaay. asd - trsasnet
say othes business ~ Day pruDesU come
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c. ~. 1on0AnDMna. Doeseeasy.
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avon 1G1B9o

AVON BY THE SEA. y. J.
HOTEL OPENS ABOUT JUNE %. under entirely new
newly furnished throughout Special for
the Rates diagrams 81 and full particulars
be obtained the Office OF cRANSTON a HAND.
Msrs., 1870 Broadway " Y.
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6nrroaaie's Notires.

TIE PEYSTER. MARIANA MOORE.-In
- pursuance order OF Hon James NJ Vsrnum: ~, a
surrogate OF the County New York. notice hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against Aarlanha
Moore de Peyster OF the county OF New YORK oe-
ceased 10 present the with vouchers thereof 10 tne
subscriber at his place OF transactns business ne 9ce
OF his attorneys Messrs. Wilmer Garfield. NO - Wal
Street Manhattan New York City before the 2nd
DAY October 1899 Dated New York, March 2Ith l9gs
WILLIAM NJ DONGAN DE PEYsTER. Executor; VII
MFR Garfield. Attys. for Executor. NO 20 wan 3d.
srka VI NnrlC n v
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welton Matilda. to Peter Doelger 4ist-et, SIS. 1e6
n e OF Madison-ave, 3 years ....................
NEW BUILDING PLANS.


EinSst. Nos 1913 and 1875 for a four-story brick
store and loft building. 40.2xs.7 and 90: Meyer
Greenberg. No 80 Nassau-st owner ID a. 40
sturgis, No 22o 4ih-sve architect soo"
and basement brick hathouses. "a. i0xs7.b; J
oConnor. No 20 Roosevelt-st. owner; l. + ooo
sth-st No 72s to 1872 East for two six-story
brick lighthouses 30xs1 Leo Kaufman. No ~
Nassau-st. owner. Schneider Herter. No ~ M ooo
Lnox-ave n : corner Il2th-st. for three i've
story brick nathouses with stores: S3. 1915 3osx
% and 95 Asst & Exner. No 1.523 Avenue 4. oo oco
owners; John Hauser No AL 3d-ave. architect 200"
12eth-st e. 3s5 II . Of Lenos-ave. for two I'VE
story brick nathouses. 23xs5 J schrener'
No 40 West 12lst-st. owner; John hauser' 70 no
5th-ave n corner iisth-st for three nve-:tory
brick fathouses. with stores - . and 2'xS 90 20
and IS. Richey & Brown. No l46 West s-1-s.'
owners; G A schellenger No 100 fuiton-s'' r, 100
architect ........... .......... .........: oi'""
shave corner 4eth-st for two-story and
basement brick market. lS sxl24 exlSo. me
Cushman Syndicate. No % Wiliam-st owner -. ooo
David King Ne ilsa Broadwayi; aren, nsve
for q three-story frame Office and store Dnn-
ing. 1sx50; William Mulligan. No lsll hui
ton-sve. owner; Clark. No 7i9 East l'tn- 6no
Frankiir"ave $ e corner I67th-st for hve four
story brick enement-houses. 25KT5 and ST.:
August shauer. No 2.44s 2d-ave. owner; w c &c ooo
Dickerson architect '''
5th-st, Nos rs and ~ for six.story n brick
No II Avenue C. owner: Horenburser strauo' ., ooo
MsslsouHsy. /. W corner lsd-st for hfteen-
story and basement brick hotel, losxslb1ime;
James Belden. Syracuse J. owner erii,isc,
Marc Eidltz & SON No 4s9 5th-ave. builders. 7SOooo
101th-st. Nos 3l6 and SlS East, for TWO sl1-stoIy
and basement brick tenement houses WIN WI,
81 owner: G + Pelham SOB 5h-ave. architect o''ooV
Lexington-ave. corner a2d-st. for seven
story brick hathouse. with stores, 3Ox'oe; John
WeIoker no 400 81 Ncholas-ave. owner; =. .oo
r Ferdon, No l47 East i25th-st architect ''''' WV
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

7-bonnson-st. Nos lO1 and l30 50x100; Amos r ,
Enc 81 al executors. 10 William 7. Enc =;
2d-aye W s. 1910 II OF s5th,st., % 4 BW
Henry and Margsretha Engel 10 herman DaA
,1tbast 1es n OF Avenue B. 25xl033; Irving
Kempner and another TO Edward Wllckens
1G7fh-st No 100 East. "a OK Irregular OeOise
stoiz 10 John c. Heintz ~; oo.too, -,
1ssth-st 5 g. 100 IT OF Boulevard o'exSgIl
louis Hannemann. referee. 10 Robert {. In
,othNsve a W corner Of 42d-st. runs W l2ox soex
W. 2Cr n es o. to42d-st. W 1es. Ok Se-s Nv
AZ AZ 9s9 10 4lst-st x 22ox ss.s1 ~
9SQ; Robert J. Dyau ct al. executors, ~ INC .
New-York Fire Proof Tenement Aseoc,a't nos
1K1s,-st n s. Oil II W OF 3d-aye, zohli4 LA~o~
1l42: Frances H. Graham to Hattie a Ca'hp-
4oSest No 5OS West. 20x0s 8; John Leighton and
xytfs 10 the New-Y York Fire Proof tenement AS
sOcatOn ................ 80
Arthurlst g. 2ls6 # Of Union-aye' lLo 49,
80 1savsrd al West corner Fre1eric-st. e!ox1yv,
Arthur s q II n OF Wnnam-st , dyvnl ,oN
tr-sn,isr. FreSeric-st, g. 126 II 3 OF william
., S6xs7 a, Arthur-st = r. 2i0 II OF crescent
GO IepxS7 G; Frederic-st, :. 100 ~ y ol
Rsyard-st 5Ox175. Henry WILCOX una "'ie "
CO, ySiu ri n Of West End-sve' 10 sxO22'
M.ry A Drake TO Francis Problem .. =,
as.h :, a a $50 II G Of Coumbus-ave 10 VhIvoo'
tA1ar M I<eventritt. referee TO Leopoio he''-
mann l,oh..; No 900 W $. 267xsOx26 6xso; Henry
6 Hail ., al trustees. TO Agnes nan .a,o,o,s a.
~. 8 l65 II OF Madison-eVet %VAso''
LISTER NJ Clark. referee. 10 MatHoa "ei'o"'''
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prcoRDED MORTGAGES.

.,.,., ,o,, J. TO Helen KnickerOscler. No ,zo N,
HowaTd.st =, years Issnder sire No How - NJ,
ard-st. J. S yea. and Louise P sheppard
scnnea trustee. etc Beach-ave s. 'oo II ao0
i5isf tBecD St years !. 40 II Of i5lst o
St, or seme Beach-nve. s. $50 II OF loi'' soo
ST. or Beck-stn .sebaave 100 IT Of iSls' aoo
s asG. .sc EssT' !. 1870 # of i6i'' 80"
Ct, Beck-st ye4jT stusha Wright Ilth- ., N,
" u, lcs It Of Avenue B. y ysars Boul.
insolvency. John. to FSeasr'iS vear........ 2oooC
K Hssa James James Es. k'%PTss oS'h'
Of west e, End, S.tropo tan saving.
hp psnt 72Sst : g. 1873 IT e OF Avenue a. 90 90 oo
q 70 list ,,6 ytS oscar L. 90 the Equitsb. Life
fnsurance Society 75th-st. e. 24o II u Is 900
umeus-2oe; Ere Proof Tenement Association 70
the Mutual LIE ln naiendns to is eaEs
corsy Michael. 10 Bradley Currer % 40 49, s.4eo
Es. 1i5 rsst.. % so6f, No ia ii7th'
osr, ys,Ds Dora to the Board Of The Church ss
firecon Fund Of the General Assembly 81 'ne
Presbyterian Cs sS5sn,-n IN the 75ii It OF M
yf Ea j. to sissund Levy i2ls' 10 400
n s. 100 II of sh-aye. Years i;nrdn.trisi saw
Louis to the E eo5Se1 si.tst Sear 1900
parsh leopold and another to Conrad stein no 1900
2sse s,h ,sssd.p ye o Union Dime savings Inst
tuition. 3eth-st $50 y " OF 9' n revts ssth-
Hermann. Leopold 70 Frsnces y y years. 1900
N:ashUn 2 lsss II 20 Of f unon1.Ss
T,sds,1s,.t .TtnST''i a Of + wiam-s
!, 4 . sa::s.s-p s.l EF's 70
r.is6%ss apS,s.[ e Ae9lS s.rl
Bendheim sd-st cor u.s. 900
co ssss' .dJ year TO ou... Van REED No asd
s., grssy a0oo
cor i2oth-st. year......'.''''.''''''''''' '
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RI PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. James

. NJ. vsrnum q Surrogate Of the County OF New nork.
Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons having cieims
AGAINST Pearse late OF the County OF New
YORK deceased 10 present the with vouchers thereof
70 the subscribers at their place OF trsnsaetng business
No 20 East 2sth Street IN the Borough OF MANHATTAN
snc the City Of New York, before the 10Th Gay OF
November Dated New York. the 9TH Gay q Nay
1879. CHARLES 3. PEARSE. EDWARD TlLLou, *
seutors GURDON s. BUCK. Attorney for Executors no
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6uburban Real Gsiaie.

Non,olalr real estate NJ kinds. sale Anr
A oEmS ccIAREScE B. TUBES. 6sskman-st. ~ L.
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NO ANTI.OLE0 LEGISLATION.
Creamery Men Demanded Too Much
and Are Likely to Get
Nothing.

TOPEKA, Feb s.-(Special) The house
committee on agriculture, in obedience to
the Grosser resolution. adopted yesterday.
returned the anti-oleomargarine bill to the
house to-day, with the Recommendation
that it be not passed This is the bill
which the creamery men and the oleo man.
It gave butterine factories the right to
color oleo for foreign sale. but prohibited
1t for consumption in Kansas. An effort
amend the bill SO as to prohibit the. color
ing of butterine either for home or foreign
consumption. The friends of the oieo man
they were in % the majority mai sHo on the the commit @ t.
tee they voted down the proposed amend
ments and carried motion to report the
bill agreed upon by the parties interested
adversely.
Grosser. who represents the creamery
men on the floor, got his resolution through
yesterday recalling the bill from the com
ably by the committee this morning he at
tempted to get it on the calendar under
general orders under a Suspension Of the the
was defeated, and the motion to get it on
the calendar went over until tomorrow.
He stated this aa h fhaa ne Wond s en
expressed some doubts as to his ability to
do so.
anti-oleo legislation thiss session. The ac-
tion of the committee to-day practically
knocks out the oreamerymen.
Representative Edwards, of Wyandotte,
has worked persistently against the anti
oleo bill. He comes from the packing
house district. His constituents are al
most all working people who prefer but
terine to country butter. They cannot af
ford high priced creamery butter and II
the anti-oleo bill was passed they would
have to either eat a cheap quality Of coun-
try butter or go without. They urged Ed
wards to use every means to defeat leg
islation against butterine and he faithfully
carried out their wishes.