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The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02
Chickens. /.

For sale few choice full blood Barret
Plymouth Rock cockrells, bred from I
pen Of birds imported from Iowa Pric,
from el.O0 up.
MRs. H. G. RIAcxxoRE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

Treasurer Station and family
spent Thanksgiving with Mr..
Stations parents.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02
Real Estate ard Loans .

Parties who want Bargains in Real Es-
tate or who des,re loan on good real
estate will find 1t TO their advantage to
consult G. H MATHIS
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

Increased pensions have just
been granted TO the following inc
mates OF the Home at Monte Vista:
John e. Koch. q . month; John
0cEwen, GO.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

John johnson was down from
Jasper Monday and returned Tues
day with u load Of provisions. He
says the old camp is beginning to
hoOsu
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02
To Less.

Nine per cent money on first
class ranch property.
s. L. Pierce.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

Word comes from Creede that
j. d. Maoen has struck it rich in
a property there which he Is sink
ing on.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

Frank Bowd,sh hns bought the
tables IN the billiard hall and will
manage the business himself here
after.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

Robert Lewis loft for California
Wednesday where he will spend
the winter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

Howard Winchell and family
spent Thanksgiving at Creole
with Senator Roc and wife.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

The cheapest place to bny fnrni
ture is ut Won Egrly's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

Cole Lydou, division supsrin-
tendent Of the d. & R. g., was on
board Of the up train Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

Born: Wednesday, Nov. go, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Groom, n
9-p0und hoy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

Thc SUIT Of U. A. Crnncr vs..
0nlbrcth & Co. was being tried
before Justice Lewis Friday and -
Dot closed. There is u dispute ov.
Of tho amount due on 4 book nc.
esMlnt.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02
LocA BRIEFS.
Dr.. Fulton. Homeopath.
N Tnnis Wilson was down from
Del Norte Friday on bs,s,ncss.

H. q Reynolds was in town
Ihursday and left for Sumner the
sane day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

James Coaklsy. Of Aosca,
stopped 10 town . while Wetlnss.
.lay on bis way 70 Dsl Norts whers
hs spsat Thanksgiving with John
". Jsmisou. Mr.. Coaklsy wAs q
osabsr II . Nsbraska regiment In
~ war at Manila and rsturue,I
home 10 June. He brought homo
. trunk full Of souvenirs, some Of
which he he's with him. give one an
idss Of the handiwork Of the Fill.
pinos. Mr. Coatlsy 10 ~ sasy and
entertaining talksr and for 90 hour
Or mors ws listened TO bic tales Of
the war, and the characteristics OF
the natives aud mixed races Of the
Orient One gsts . betler idsa oe
the siss ssd character Of The Oh.
cen iy sn hours talk with Q n.
turned soldier thea iron rvadiug
The nswspapsrs . ysaR. The greet
and saeeeasesl conmandsss ~ lhs
graduates q wsss Poinl nss vho
go ealsslaAs dislssseA hsudle
10 81 ssssoplisA nssl vith ~
sulelleol ~ = NJ
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

Gibbs & Son, of Del NOrte,
drove 1900 sheep through town
this week on their way to Alnmosa
from whence they will bc shipped
EAST.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

The Ladies' q the Library Asso-
citation will held Bazaar at Broad
way Opers Hoase, Dec. Sc. and z.
Booths Representing different ma
tions will hsvssa : display II useful
and fancy articles for sale. This
will boa good opportunity to buy
Xmas presents cheap. Refresh
ments willbsssrved and good en-
tertainment afforded. Admission
ten cent?.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

Ed Hayt aud Mrs. Sinclair have
sold their bug cattle ranch two
miles east OF town 70 T. A. Bra
shear also their herd OF cattle
which numbered 1876 head.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02
Yeleaale Rsurlleal,

Arc grand, bat Ska 1ssplisas
NIB lie ol Joy. Bsekjsa's Araise
6alvs, cures then; also Old 1aa.
ming sad Ysvsr 6osss, UlsssD,
BoilA Telons, Corns, warts OlAsI
Bruises. BsrnA eealds. oAacpe1
HandA ChilblAisA ~ III
eass % sasSh. DRIVES 81 eaane
ed Aehss Only g ssob . ~.
Csse guasaeleed ~ ~ IX.
H. ~ DsuoisA sii
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

W. K Carter and wife came
down from Platoro Sunday. The
Mammoth mine where he Was work.
Ing has closed down for the winter.
Mr.. Carter will remain In town
until The 6rst Of January.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02
A ssrrswiul E.di.s.

On Monday night, November
Goth, Lester W. Clark was shot
through the thigh by Grant Tay-
lor in Monte Vista. For some
days after it wus thought the
wound was not fatal. But it
proved to be otherwise, and Thurs
day evening, Thanksgiving day.
after suffering cxcrutiating pam
for ten days. death relieved the
sufferer and the spirit of the young
man took its departure to that un-
known country.
The sad affair Is greatly dcplorcl
by the citizens of Monte Vista,
and the sympathy of all go out to
the bercavcd parents, his sisters
and his many friends.
Lester Clark was bright
young man of much promise; he
was genial and kind hearted. and
made friends wherever he went.
And his sudden and untimcly tax.
ing oil leaves an aching VOID in the
hearts of mother and father, q
grief which time cannot nssunge.
The funeral services will take
place this Saturday afternoon n,
the Presbyterian church at 9 p. NJ
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

Expu3m0 h ~ ~ toaah9, u
AoksfS Eagl,sh Remedy u aay eass a
ooushs, colds Of Group 6hoaA Il I'll
70 give Immediate relief money rsessded.
. cts. and 60 eta. I. w. Rics, dsuegisl
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02
Oossty Superintendent

In. Foosc. who il working for
che Ridge inius vt Creole, IL Ia tie
slty and will return to tho big s,l.
W camp about ths middle u tbs
uookh. ..
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

Dyspcpsia can b Cured By Using Askls
Dyspepsia Tablets. One little Tallst
will give immediate relief OF possv ~
funded. Sold In handsos,s tin boxss q
3 cts. LW. Rice, druggist
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02
sick Hsodeche Abeolutejy s.d Pwna,

sick Headache AbsOlutsly I'd fsFaAr
pently cured by usng Noh Tea A
pleasant herb drink. Curss constipation
and indigestion, makes you sat, slsslh
work and happy. Sstisfactioa guaran.
tsed or money bsck. 25 cts. aud 30 a..
I. w. Rice Druggist.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02
Death Il Nrs. Clancy.

Tuesday morning II telephone
message from Del Norte announced
the death Of Mrs. Clara A. CLANCY
of that place Mrs. Clancy was a
daughter Of Joseph Penrtrcc Of
this city and was well and favorably
known in Monte Vista. The age
Of deceased was 80 years, 2 months
and 10 days. Funeral services
were hed At Del Norte Thursday
and the remains were buried in
the Monte Vista cemetery.
Mrs. Chaney's death was quito
sudden and . severe blow to her
relatives. This il the second
death In Mr.. Chancy's family
within = year, he laying lost II
little son some six months ago.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

Alaoosa has bad IL day. says
~ croaksr; bot mor- u,en srs
now sopl0yed st tho railroad
0hops than ever before in il
hIst.ry. besides other departments
ON rsnsing incrsased forces.
Inl.j joarnal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

Born: Wednesday, Nov. go, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Groom, n
9-pound hoy.
Word comes from Creede that
J. d. Maoen has struck it rich in
a property there which he Is sink
ing on.
Frank Likens sold his drug store
in Bachelor last Wednesday, a
week ago. to c. P. Heckler, for.
merly Of Monte Vista.
City Attorney Macleod OF Lead
vile was in Alamosa Monday re-
turning from Del Norte, where he
was sent by Leadville capitalists in
their interest to look up records to
an important mining deal at Sum.
mitville, which 10 expected to take
place in the next few weeks.-Ind-
journal.
Fred Warshsuer has purchased
the Ortiz and Green wpol and will
begin the shipment to,lay. Five
trains will be necessary to trans
port the assignment 1t goes to
Boston and the railroad com.
panies will receive about $4,000
for transportation. The value OF
the cargo is something like s75, 600.
This practically closes out the wool
business at this place for the year,
and completes a list OF about 2i5
cars shipped by Mr.. Warshauer
from here.-Antonito Ledger.
Frank Carey, who has been
resident Of Monte Vista for years,
aud is better known a. "Kid Suili-
van," has bought out the stock aud
harness tools Of b. F. Stevens aud
has gone into business on his own
account During the past three
years Mr.. Carey has been under
the instruction Of the best harness
maker in tho San Luis valley and
has become master Of the trade.
He also knows what the trade do.
msnds and il we'll prepared to take
hold Of the business in an intelli-
gent manner. Frank has large
acquaintance in and about Monte
Vista who will be pleased TO give
him share Of their patronage.
b. /. Price came up from Ala.
mosa Thursday morning aud spent
the day with his patients in this
city and returned to Denver on
the evening train. So far a. Ne
can learn everyone under his care
is we'll pleased with his treatment
Mr. Price had something Of a
reputation in this part OF the state
before he made his trip TO the
valley aud that accounts for the
large number OF cases which cnme
under his treatment Que. Of his
most noted cases IL that Of Mrs.
John X. Terrell, Of Bachelor. who
has been under his care since last
March. Al that time she was al.
most totally blind but 10 now able
to read ordinary print. Mr. Price
will be in Monte Vista again IN the
course ri four or Ave weeks and
will make the town regularly
thereafter.
James Coaklsy, ol Aosca,
stopped 10 town = while Wstlnss.
.lay on bis way 70 Dsl Norts where
hs spsat Thanksgiving with John
". Jsmisou. Mr.. Coaklsy wAs Q
asabsr oe . Nebraska regiment IN
~ war At Manila and returned
home In Juna He heouuhN hos>e
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

Won Egidy sells cheaper than
anybody else. :.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

Frank Likens sold his drug store
in Bachelor last Wednesday, a
week ago. to G. p. Heckler, for.
uerly of Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

MrA :. B. r. George took hsr
- 70 Dsavsr Thursday nisht to
Asvs - svss trsatsd by ~ ocaiise.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

Dspeet ssoss from Csatsr that
- g Jeose Deolhsrs' subscribers
= ~ ~ Q lev days ago
= . oQ06a 40 ssd ~ Jeaos
i,bD > sufEsd vu6, ys,liAg
looe1I 0ne6se. ossry Jssse
I lgoehssswardly sxsopia
g dla1Dl slwsys sessd ~
1D4 - ~ III e
r. ssaAss6d ~
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The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

]. n. Brashsar hes returned
hoa . noath's visit In TsxAA
3ks lass ~ days hs was In that
olaas - says Il rainsd every day.
H wired q C. Kerr oe this place
- ksow What The weather was
6ses cd shs ssswsr came back:
sWea1Ase 2ss ssd peuspeets good
~ ssalissanea" n. nrashsae
80 ~ eetljed Il ard he took the
(Dnln ~ esssiag lbs Meats Vista
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-02

N psseass1 b naks . Nv Arse
eaae Age )sanA Atsolstsiy -
AI& Nt. , wv lMaa9.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-27
STRIKE NEARING END.
Smelter Managers and Labor
Committee in Conference.

Denver, June 81 The outlook
for speedy settlement of the
smelter trouble is exceedingly
bright this morning. At noon to-
day a committee from the smelter-
mems union and the managers of
the trust plants went into confer
ence which lasted until the middle
of the afternoon. The result of
this. it is believed, will be salts
factory adjustment of the wage
scale.
1t was noticeable that when the
two parties met today the greatest
cordiality existed between them.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-27

Fritz & Dunsch make special
ty of live and dressed poultry
phone 80. 94t26
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-27
A CONNECTICUT EARTHQUAKE
Hartford Feels Effect of Heavy
Commissions.

Hartford, Conn, June 27.-Two
severe shocks of earthquake occur
red here last night. The first one
made noise as loud as heavy
clap of thunder, which was fol-
lowed by an upheaval that shook
every house for miles around.
The second was not so heavy and
was accompanied by no report.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-27
DEFENDS THE COUNT.
Letter from the Wife OF Fiddler
Rigo.

London, June 27.-Your CORES
pondent is in receipt of the fol-
lowing from Clara Ward Rigo,
formerly Princess Chimay:
'SIR.-Terrible and false reports
have been circulated about us.
We are living in quiet seclusion.
| forgive evil reports concerning
myself, but | wish to rectify harsh
Judgments against my former hus-
band, Prince Chimay, who is not
only very handsome man, bu
also a good and honorable one
and who was one of the best and
kindest of husbands and most
devoted father. | am glad of an
opportunity to defend him. Rigo
and myself are in perfect health,
happy and contented. He is a
model of kindliness and gentle
manliness and appreciates the
greatest sacrifice woman ever
made for love in that | left for him
husband, children, a crown and
position, honor and fortune to
wander about the world in his So
ciety. CLARA Rico"
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-27

job lot of ladies shirt waists worth up to $i.5o
These goods carried over from last year but al
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-27

Washington, june q. 1t is
thought by some that the change
of president McKinley's plans and
return homo is due TO Mrs. Me
Kinley's i'll health, Others, how
ever, believe that the threatening
condition in the Philippines bro't
him back.
A cabinet meeting will nt once
be held to consider the message
received from General Otis yesier-
day. Three great questions are also
to be considered, namely; Wheth-
er to give General Otis an army OF
sixty thousand instead of thirty
five thousand men. Secondly.
to procure the additional mum ber
of men by call for volunteers or
simply by more energetic recruit
ing; and thirdly, what steps are to
be taken against the anti-imperi-
alists whose actions are keeping
alive the hostile sentiment Of the
rebels.
Some lively debates will result
from this movement Tho presi-
dent it is believed, will favor a
large force in the Philippines. 1t
is also thought that the cabinet
will favor severe punishment for
the so-called TRAITORS" who are
doing all they can for the insurg-
ents.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-27
BURNED AT SEA.
Burning Hulk of Steamer Seen
off Point Henry.

New York, June 27.-The Clyde
line steamer Pawnee, has been
burned at sea. Her burning hulk
was sighted off Point Henry by
the steamer City of Macon. Moth
ing has been heard of the crew.
The Pawnee was regular freight
steamer plying between Boston
and Brunswick, Georgia.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-27
LADIES' BELTS.

your choice of the box for 29
Lot worth your choice of the box for So
Lot sworth choice out of the box for 1O
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-27

Read THE DAILY TRIBUNE.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-27
YARDS STRIKE ENDS.
Packers Agree to Increase Asked
by Strikers.

Chicago, June 27.-Armour d
Co. this morning agreed to adopt
the scale of wages which existed
in 1893, an advance of from 10 to
10 per cent. 1t is believed that the
other packers will follow.
All is quiet at the yards this
morning. Armour is a heavy pur-
chaser of hogs today, the price be-
ing advanced five per cent.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-27
A VALUABLE ADDITION
Is rlade to. the List of Books in
the Public Library.


One of the most splendid addi-
tions yet made to the public IL
brary was the collection of books
yesterday presented by Mrs. Cox,
of the Huston block.
The donation consists of fifty
volumes of fiction, biography, his
tory and miscellany, and is val
liable addition to the already well
stocked shelves of the library.
Two houses at Cyanide to rent
See j. j. Fitzgerrell. S6t6
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-27
BIG FIGHT EXPECTED.
Insurgents are Massing Before
McArthur'S Lines.

Manila, June 27.-Another en-
gagement between General Nc
Arthur's troops and the insurgents
is liable to occur soon. The rebels
are massing in considerable force
in front of San Fernandino, where
McArthurs troops are resting.
Interesting news on Fourth page
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-27
THREE QUESTIONS
TO Be SETTLED.
Cabinet WIN Consider Philippine
Matters and Also Anti
Imperialism.
MORE MEN FOR MANILA.

Washington, June 81. Presi-
dent and Mrs, Mckinley arrived
here this morning. Mrs, McKin-
ley was so ill that she had TO be
assisted into the White House by
the president and the family ply
sician.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-27

Save Rent.
viii sell you houses cheap on
leased lots.
One broom house.
One Broom house.
One 4-room house.
Call and see j. j. Fitzgerrell.
When you wish rush order for
ice ring up phone No. AL, or
signal the white wagons. The
Florence Crystal Ice Co. 33tf
j, j. Fitzgerren has plenty of
straight money to losn
Read THE DAILY TRIBUNE.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-27
Becker is Placed on Trial.

Chicago, June 26.-Albert Au-
gust Becker, the sausage maker ac-
cused of numbering his wife and
burning her body, was placed on
trial today.
Ida Sutteriln, the girl for love of
whom Becker is said to have com
mited the murder and who became
his wife after the late Mrs. Becker's
disappearance, appeared in court
with Becker's attorneys and de-
clares she will use in the sausage
makers defense the money she has
earned by recent dime museum ex-
hibitions.
The Dade County (Ala.) News
earnestly remarks: Friends, a
little help would be appreciated
very much-can't you bring us
some sweet potatoes or corn? An
editor once choked himself to death
trying to eat grass
Fritz & Dunsch make special
ty of live and dressed poultry;
phone 80. 94t26
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-20
B4SKERS' TAX FOR MONEY BROKERS'.
such as Lend Their Balances Stocks
Must Get Bankers Licenses.

such as Lend Their balances on Stocks
Must Get Bankers Licenses.
Charles II. Treat. the Collector OF Internal
Revenue for the Second District OF New York.
has decided that a very large number OF the
Wall street brokers who have q license to do
only a brokerage business are In reality bank
ers and must pay this year a bankers license
tax. Under the War Tan law which went into
effect on July last year. the stock brokers
got Off with n 500 tax, no matter how large IA
business they did or how much capital they
employed whilo tho hunkcrs had to pay ac-
cordinE to their rapital-S5O If they used less
than $50. 300 and 81 "a thousand on each addi
tional thousand beyond that sum.
When 1t came to paying the tax many Of the
brokers who had advertised themselves as
bankers. cut that out OF their cards and gave
up that feature of their business. That is. they
gave w Keeping deposits subject to check
That at the time was believed - be all that
made them bankere The law. however. says
that any person where money ia advanced or
loaned on.stocks. bonds. &c. shall be banker
under this act
The.banks and bankers when they came TO
study the law said that It certainly included oil
brokers who made . habit OF loaning their
any broker who did that should be com pele Il
to pay the bankers tax.
that he was OF that opinion. told THE SuN re.
porter that tho bankers had com planned to him
that they were being unfairly treated mas
much as the brokers' addicted 70 banking prac-
tees were escaping the tax. This was several
mouths ago. but. II was thought lest to let
the matter rest until the new licenses were is
sued. This will be july !. and the new inter
probation Of tho law will 60 into effect then.
Mr.. Treat says II will increase the revenue. he
thinks. Sl5OOOO in hia district alone. Last
year Tho total received under the Bank Tax
clause OF the law in the Second distriet was
S45u.OOO. Individual brokers who paid only
500 last year. and who have boon iu tho habit
OF employing the money tnev did not actually
use .in.the.buslness ot.buying stocks.for Gus.
toners by loanlnR 1t to other. brokers and other
persons. takingtheir stocks as security. will this
year have to pay $500 or $500. and some Of
them larger bumS.
"A broker said.Mr. Treat. buys stocks fol
his customers and carries thsm OF course in
doing that he loans money to the customers.
but that Is what he is licensed to do. Whom
he COOS beyond that and loans his.balances as
nearly all Of them do. tho law unQuestionably
says he is a banker. and as such he must pay
a-banksr's tax. 1t: means goodadeal to the
Govsrnment. The representative OF one firm
who was In here low moments ago had to pay
$3.50 for his new license. against 800 last year.
His Arm has been in the habit OF loaning about
$2OO.UO"
The brokers whom they get their licenses
this year will have to swear That they are not
doing Il banking business and II there 10 any
question about 1t the Collector will send n
deputy to examine the books and and out.
This has already been done in some cases.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-20
RAILROAD RE0RGANIzERs CAST.
Verdict for 1855. OCO for Bondholders of the
Birmingham, Sheffield and 7. Il.

The Industrial and General Trust. Limited.
an English corporation. obtained u verdict for
$3.50. 900 In the Supreme Court yesterday after
a long trial against J. Kennedy Tod and James
q. Letpner. tho REORGANIZATION Committee OF
the Birmingham. Sheffield and Tennessee
River Railroad Company. as damages in con-
nection with the reorganization. This Is ono
Of the largest verdicts rendered in this county.
The suit was for S7OO.UOU damages.
When the road went into the hands OF a re-
ceiver in 1893 the defendants were named as a
reorganization com mittee. and they called for
deposit OF bonds OF the company TO carry out
the plan. The plaintiffs deposited $4,000
in bonds. The plaintiffs held that any bond
holder had tho right under the arrangement
Tor reorganization to oppose any plan that
might be- submitted by the committee. The
plaintiffs commended that 10 plan was submitted
To- them and that the interest Of the bOndhold-
ers was not carried out in the purchase of the
property in foreclosure and the reorganization.
The plaintiffs declined to accept bonds and
stock offered to them in the new company IN
exchange for the old bonds. and sued for
damages.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-20
Navy Yard Sotes.

A general court-martial will convene at the
navy yard to-day Capt. Gibson has been as
signed as President.
Commander h. T. Jasper has been ordered to
the School Of Instruction at Newport. r. /.
Enlistment blanks have been opened on the
receiving ship Vermont for third class yeumen
A knowledge Of typewriting is necessary for
enlistment In this class.
Tho New Hampshire. now in charge o. the
First Battalion. naval reserves. has had a
number OF repal re- made at the yard. and will be-
turned over to the reserves this week
The yacht Enquirer. 1896 tons; tho steamer
Sctplo. 6,SG+ tons, and the steamer Niagara,
auction. They were purchased by the Govern
ment during the recent war. Bids are to be
sent to Washington.