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La Junta tribune., 1900-01-06
Trustees Sale.

IUHEREAs, JOSEPH r. PRINsTEg AND
W b. Mile Prinsier, of the county of Otero.
decd OF trust dated the trst day of April. A.
d. lsQC. which deed Of trust Is duly recorded In
the once Of the county clerk ard recorder of
Otero county. Colorado IN book $. page 10 Of
the records u said county, convey to the Kan
sas Lpan and Trust Company. trustee. the fol-
aa n the eosns sna Of coo
radO, viz:
The northwest quarter OF section fifteen.
in township twenty-four south. OF range nifty
nvc west OF the sixth principal meridian. con-
tainlne one hundred and sixty acres according
to United States government survey. together
with sli .nte. rtEhts incladins one fun paid
from the Otero Canal Company.
To secure tbs payment OF \ certain promis.
cory note Of the said Joseph r. Prinster and
4. d. lsgD for the sum OF thirteen hundred and
my ul. .kO) doilars. payable 10 the order of
Z. ~ shelden - In said trust deed described
Reference to which trust deed 10 hereby made
for greater certainty, and
Whereas, said trust deed provides among
other things. that In case OF Cefauh In the
pars thereof aecordlns 70 the tenor and eject
Of eaid note and interest coutona thereto At
taohed or any Of them. then the whole Of said
The 0peiou Of the legal holder and owner Of
sid mote. and on application, said trustee
snaa ss'l n1a asgo.s :, Of AL she r,Fhs tile
jussph r Yrinster and b. Mile Prinster. their
heirs and assigns therein. ~ public auction In
the manner IN said trust deed provided. and
whereas. default has been made In the pay
meut Of tie Interest due on said note OctobeF
1. lslp. and the principai Of said note h past
due by IT. teems and wholly unpaid.
Nov. therefore. the Kansas Loan and Trust
Company, ~ tslstee, At the request Of the
LEGAL hoider of said note. and b5 virtue Of the
power and authority in II vested by the terms
II nntd truDt 0ee1, - trussee. will on Tuesday.
the "a day Of January. 4. D. leuo. at the north
door (be1e9 ~ 1rnmont sfreet entrnnca) Of
Of AIapahes sd etate Of Ociorado, a ten
Osc1Uck b ~ eoFenoon OF ea1d day. nell tie
aAuve desss1hse FSal sstass and wIass riGht,
asa III The r4ht, t1iae. hseeAt and equity Of
- 3. niliss rriassss. tneir hslrs and asstEns
pssse - esns viii bring in cash for the pur-
pqn ~ pAItng ~ Abgvs men1ioned in6e6tsd-
~ 8 "a Sssd q ssasx -
r. x4ssAs LoAs AsD T.gs. Co, Trnsses:
30 CWAn. b. 6nIuRlBY, Attorney.
s Bank Dlock, Denvef, Colo.
lsfpt publSeata0n Decsnber =. lsee.
Anst pnba1cnt1on january II. lsoo.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-06

water plant for the heating OF the
entire Jail.
For the jury quarters the COM
mittec recommend the purchase OF
twelve single iron bedsteads COM
pIete and the arrangement OF a
storeroom in which the bedding
may be kept in proper condition
during the intervals between the
sessions OF court.
Judge Dixon concurred in the
recommendations OF the committee
and will advise their favorable con-
sideration by the board OF county
commissioners.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-06
Notlee Of Summons.
STATE OF COLORADO, =.
COUNTY OF DTERo.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
SUMMONS.


Bradforu Hale. PiaIntiif,
Versus
o. r. Ttushel. T. Brewer SUMMONS.
and r. A. Stanard, De-
fsndAnts.
The People OF the State OF Colorado to L. p.
Trushei. T. Brewer and +. A SfAnard, the
defendants above named. Frseting'
VOu ARE HEREBY REQUIRED To AP-
the above named plaintiff In the district court
OF Dtero county, state OF Colorado. and an
sver the complaint therein within twenty
this county; or. II served out OF this county
or by PIT btsation. within thirty days after the
service hereof. exclusive of the day OF ser
vice: or Judgment hy default will be taken
against you according To the prayer OF the
complaint: and II a copy u the complaint m
tho above entitled action he not served with
thts summons. or II the service hereoi be made
out of this state, then ten days additional to
the ttmc hcrcinabove specified for appearance
and answer will he allowed before the taking
OF Judgment BY default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to compel G. r.
Trushei to deed TO piaintin the west
one-i,slf 81 Of the south bali tiil of north
west n of section ~. to~nsbip II south of
Otero county, state of Colorado. together with
one full paid perpetual wafer right for forty
acres. and that brewer and staBaru and also
Tr,fshcl be adjudaed to have no right or claim
to said land ns against plaintiff. will more
fully appear from the complaint IN said action
To which reference Is here made: and which IL
now on file In my ONCE.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
TO appear. and 10 answer the said complaint
above required. tho said Ilaintin will take
Judgment In accordance with the prayer of
Given under my hand and Official seal OF
said court at La Juntx In said county, this 7th
day of December, A. ID. is9
tsEAL] u. PEARCk.
Clerk of the District Court
First publication December 30. 1899.
Last publication January ~. 1900,
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-06

OF the taxes to be collected for
the year 1899 in Otero county the
state treasury will receive SIi,-
I7I.23. The state auditor demands
sII,SoI.83, his estimate being
based upon the FIVE per cent IN
crease in the valuation made by the
state board OF equalization. Will
the fusion government get it' We
don't think.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-06
n..,on., l,v. s.oe. Association

Az Fort Worth, January 10Th to
18th. For this occasion we will
offer for sale tickets at the low rate
OF s22. to Fort Worth and re-
turn. These tickets will be sold
on January 18th only, limited to
return twenty days from date, con-
tinuous passage in both directions.
1t is the intention TO make this the
largest gathering Of stockmen in
the southwest.
w. o. SxINNER, Agent.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-06
SATURDAY, JAN. g, 1900.

The Fowler Melon Growers
Association received sI2,IiS.74 for
cantaloupes last season. Fifty cars
were shipped, twenty-eight OF
which paid profit above the fifty
cents advance, and twenty-five cars
were sold at loss by Wetzel. The
association expenses during the
season were S6o4- IS.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-06
wo,,ee Of Dissolution.

THE OHIO SYNDICATE COMPANY. OF
La Junta, Colo. and Barneeyillc. Ohio. In
corporated under the laws Of Colorado. In
iss7. will close Its business and dissolve its
corporate existence February ), iNU. All per
SOUS having unsettled business with said com
pany fuusi present the same at the once of the
secretary. La Jupin. Colo, before sa d date.
by order of the board of directors sf barnes
vile. Ohio. September. 1s2o.
H. G. GRAVES. Secretary.
JUDaE RrssELL's OFffCK.
First publication, December -. isep.
Last publication January q, 800.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-06

behalf OF the state as to all moneys
heretofore received by them as in
terest and penalties upon delinqu-
ent state taxes and utilized by them
for general county expenses. Itis
estimated that $3.50. 900 will be
added to the state exchequer from
back payments alone
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-06
Annv.t Mestine Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN annual meeting of the shareholders OF the
Diero Loan and building Association viii be
held at the otfcc OF buckley Hart, IN La
Jant. Colo. on JaouaIy X. lsAn. al 10 y. IN,
for the purpose OF clecting a board OF direc.
tors for tb. ensuing year. and transactinH
such other business a. may be prutssrit tran
sart.d. II. PHILLIPS. secretnry-
La Juuta Dtccmlcr ~. I-r.
First publication December -. l-sg.
Last publication January II, isJ1.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-06
Annu., Meeting Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GfOES THAT THE
~ the annual meeting of the s;ockholdcrs OF
the La Junta Home Company VIII be held at
the t5ffcc OF the recrrtary. at the county court
hou.e. La Junta, Colorado, Monday. January
/. isn. at - .. m. for the purpose OF eiec l.
log a board OF directors for the ensuing year
and 10 transact such other business may
come before It at that time.
&. A. BEERBoHM. Secretary
La Juntn. Colo. December -. I>n.
First publication December - 1cgy.
Lat publication Jenuary q. 1850.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-06
ao.iee for pubIIe.sien.
United States Land Once. /
RuuhIr. EAla Lien Y lsXl

Pueblo, Colo. Dec. y. l.H.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following named settler has nisd uotice
of his intention to make nnal proof In sup
port OF his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Clerk OF the District Court n;
Trinidad. Colorado. on January =. 1rO, VIZ;
Hohfn.on H. Pearson. Home stead Entry No
tow ship ~ south, range 50 west. 9Th y. m.
He names The following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of aid land viz. Victor rauo Corsiosa. HAlarfo
Martinez, ] ID. Wills. Pablo Valdez. all OF
Trinidad. Colorado.
J. X GORDON. Register. b
First publication Decem bcr Is, i>Ss.
I-l.st pu biication January IL. 1850.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-06
To Cure /. Grippe in Two Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money il it fails to cure. f. w.
Groves signature on every box.
Twenty-Five cents.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-06
rh;rS NJ +.

Think Of .
woman being
sick and srf.
fefi n e six
ye ays when
she m z hit
have been well
all that time !
Think of her
taxi ng the
treatment Of
70 ur doctors
and getting no
better.
Think Of the
pain she en-
tiu;ed the
usclessncss of
D., tsT- -
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-06
m,em semoo. sorGs.'
ns~s items. psseasi. 1mpsrsssss
end Otherwise About the Sehoois-

ono OtneOotoS Aooet the DGoooW-
Miss Peale spent very enjoy
able vacation week with her parents
in Pueblo.
John Mackie, who has been in
attendance at the State University,
is spending the holidays with his
parents in this city.
Earl Haskins who is taking his
second year in the law course at
the State University, was at home
during the vacation.
Atotal enrolment OF 647 students
was the report OF last Tuesday.
This is considered a hattering re-
port for the first day after a weeks
holiday.
Emanuel Mendelson, who is
taking the mechanical engineering
course at the Agricultural College,
is spending vacation with his par
ents and friends.
Miss Abbie Mosher returned to
her school work in the State Nor
mai last Tuesday. She is highly
pleased with the course OF study
in that place and brings a good re-
port from there in attendance from
our High School.
The High School teachers and
students keenly appreciate the
courtisies extended to them by the
editors of the TRIBUNE. We take
this opportunity to thank them Tor
their kindness and helpfulness.
To the retiring editor, Mr.. Brown,
and to Mr.. Mason, who assumes
the undivided responsibility for the
paper, we make our acknowledge
ments-hoping Tor continued favor
and courtesy.
The regular program OF the
Pattersonian Literary Society will
be rendered in the High School
auditorium next Tuesday night,
January 9th. The doors will be
open and a cordial welcome will
be extended TO those who wish to
endorse this endeavor. The follow
ing program will be rendered;
Instru mental Duet -. ....---- ........-.
| ...--.....Aice Kendall. Msyne Robinson
| Address ............. 49,. Hlauche Barngr;ver
Recitation ....-...-... Mayme Robtason
| Discussion Subject. The Exercise of the
Rights of suffrage Should be Compuis-
Org Upou Those - whom They are
Granted An, native. Albert Norton.
Negative. Geo, vanDerschaw-
Music. Observation-Disclosures Mixed Quartette
Grafton. ..-..-- .......-... Alice Kendall
PADcr. Dora tJ mn
Dialogue ..-. Misses Foxworthy and White
.........M Misses fiarngruver aud o'Conpor
Dcbafe-Question; Resolved. That the
City Of La Junta sh ,uld Erect anOl,cra
House, Affirmative, Gideon Dodds.
Minnie spidei; Negative, Harry Allen.
Agnes o'Connor.
Music ..-...-.,-.. Double Quarfetfe
Recitation n..-..t..................E Edna Morgan
Review OF Reviews ..-....-..- Sadie steen
Grafton n.......................o Olive Thompson
Eustuess Meetiux
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-06

Price. $3.50 year II paid in ad
vance II not. sa.co year viii be charged
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-06
THE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE

sato :. MASON. Editor and ''os"''e''
Entered at the Post once ut La Junta. Colo,
as second class mall matter.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-06
sism.rek's Iron Nerve

Business Meeting.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-05-18
DIED
PARsoSs-in Elko, Nevada. May II,
1000, MIR Loandcr Roswell Parsons,
native Of Columbus, Ohio, aged
10 years, 8 mos. and % days.


by Il notice elsewhere il will DO
seen that james W. Tructt and Miss
leora Stevens OF Dcctli have joined
fort%ncs for lite. fIIo bride taught
school in this county several ycars
and has Il host Of friends all over tho
county. Tho groom is II stirring
young man. we'll worthy OF his bride
Together they should travel litc's
road in peace and harmony.
Tho lSDErESpEST extends congrat.
ulatiors and wishes them health, hap.
pincss aud prosperity. SO mote il 10.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-05-18

by local applications MS they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF tho eur.
Thorc ia only n way to cure deaf.
moss, and that il 10y constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by mn
inilamcd condition oi tho mucous lin.
ing Of tho Eustachian Tube. When
this tube gets intlamcd you havo n
runbling sound or imperfect hearing
and when il ia entirely closed deaf.
ncss - the result. and unless the in.
illumination can he taken out and this
tube restored Ia it's normal condition
hearing will bc destroyed forever;
ninc cases ont Of ten arc caused by
catarrh. which is nothing but an in
Ilamod condition OF the MUCOUS sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred DolIara
Tor any case Of Deafness (cauacd by
caiarrb) that cannot be cured 10y
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir.
%culars, free.
Address, T.. J. CHENEY & Co,
Sold 10y Druggists. T5c.
Halls Family Pills arc tho best.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-05-18

\ Carson girl who dahblcs in can.
ctaH aud amateur photography was
told 10y II young man TINT her image
was photographer on his heart.
"Ilon we had better go into u dark
room and develop it," was her quick
reply. Carson Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-05-18
FIVE THINGS.

Tho five diseases for which Shiloh's
Consumption Cure is especially
recommended, hrv Coughs, CViis,
Whooping Cough, Group and Con.
sumption. No medicine ever made
by man 10 equal TO u in any respect.
Sold under positive guarantee. Money
back IL II fails. 2Jcts, 50cts., and al
n bottle. Sold by the Elko Drug Go.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-05-18
MARRIED..

IRUETT-STEvENs-At Docth, Ne.
v"da, May lG, 1900. by l.. f.. Nor.
gan, Justice Of the Peace Mr.. james
w. fructt to Misc Isora T.. Stevens
both OF Dccth. '
The Topeka state journal., 1900-05-16
VinewOOd Park Project is Now
Assuming Shape.
Owner Wilson's Plans For an Ex-
cellent Summer Resort.
WILL SPEND $4,000.
Hotel and Cottages to Be Some
of the Features.
East Side Circle Being Made
Ready For Use.

The repairing of the old East Side Cir
Gle road, which is now in progress, means
much more than a suburban railway ser
vice. It is the first step in a gigantic
scheme which has as its object the build
ing up of Highland park and other terri
tory adjacent to the line, and the estab-
lishment of summer resort on the
Ament farm better known as the location
of Vinewood park. The scheme is orig
inal with Mr.. w. c. Wilson, wealthy
resident of Peoria, Illinois, into whose
possession the Ament property and the
right of way of the East Side railway
passed some time ago.
Mr.. Wilson proposes to spend $50 600 in
wood. He viii remodel the present res
idence into a summer hotel and in addi-
ton put up several small cottages for
the purpose of renting The dancing
pavilion will be put in hrst-class shape,
and a theater for summer attractions will
be built. Many of the Improvements
will be made this season, aad he prom
iseS that by next summer the park will
be full fedged summer resort with con-
tinuOus suburban railway service between
it and the city.
Mr.. Wilson has already bought up con
siderable property along the line of road
and will put up dwelling houses. A no.
table piece of property purchased is that
formerly owned by Fred Webster.
All the old ties of the East Side rail-
way are being replaced with new timber
and the road bed placed at proper grade
The old rails Will be used this year but
early next year they will be replaced with
new steel Gasoline engines will be the
motive power used on the rejuvenated
| railway.
The old round house on East Tenth ave-
4 nue., which is in badly dilapidated con-
/ dition, viii be torn down and a new round
house built on the same site. The rail
way will cross the Santa Fe tracks al
| Ninth street, and for the crossing a sub
stantial steel viaduct will be built The
city terminus of the road Will be al
/ Ninth and Quincy streets, and permission
will be asked from the city to build q
small station there similar to the trans
| fer station of the city railway.
| Mr. Wilson is represented here by Mr.
| George J. kensinger, who recently came
| to Topeka from Kansas City. Mr.. Ken.
| singer is experimenting the work of re
| pairing the road, and has opened an of
| fice on Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-05-16
Some Important Changes.

To the Editor Of the State Journal:
The Associated Press announces that
a man in Texas sold a Belgian woman
at auction for forty dollars. The public
is outraged at the transaction, and the
police and federal authorities are tax
ing the matter in hand.
We are shocked today by an act
which is but the outcome of the COM
mon law of England and the United
States a century ago.
In 1908 man in Knaresborough, Eng
land sold his wife for six pence and a
quid of tobacco. A wife in those days
had no legal existence, it being said
that she was dead in law" Her hus-
band could control her property, col
lect and spend her wages, decide upon
her food and clothing. and punish her
for disobedience, providing that he used
a stick no larger than his thumb
The husband was the absolute custo-
dian of the children, and if he differed
from his wife in religious belief. the
courts held that the wife must teach
the children his faith, "even though
she did not believe it
Women who protested against these
cruelties were pronounced '-scolds," and
were often punished by being placed in
the duclSing stools and dipped into the
river amid the jeers of the crowd.
1t seems incredible that such laws
and customs could have prevailed only
a century ago. and it is only when we
MAKE comparisons that we realize what
V onderful advancement the woman s
riSntS-' movement has made.
In another century the political disa-
bilities Of the women of today will be
considered in the same light as we now
look upon the laws of 1900.
HELEN KIMBER
The Topeka state journal., 1900-05-16
COLORED OFFICERS NAMED.
W. B. Townsend President of Negro
Political Organization.

The colored Republicans Of the state
who have been holding a convention for
the past two days, completed their per
maI7Tnt organization last night. They
will call the organization the Afro
American League, and the following
officers were elected: President. w. B.
Townsend: vice presidents, d. D. Cole,
Paul Jones, c. B. Andrews, D. Wicks,
L c. Perkins, z. T. Fletcher, and Will
liam Johnson; recording secretary,
Alex A. Reeves; corresponding secre-
tary. c. B. Bryant. lecturer, the Rev.
W. L. Grant; statistician, ]. Hume
Childers; treasurer, Green Keith; ex-
ecutive committee, two from each con-
gressional district and one at large
DR.. w. H. Hudson, John NJ. Wright, I.
F. Bradley, A. B. McLemare, D. Doug
lass. G.. W. Harris. D. f. Upton, D. W.
Walker, L. w. Hardin, D. w. Welch,
J. B. c. Lewis, N J. Washington, w.
H. Jones, the Rev. ]. R. Ritchie, G. W.
Ellis
]. H. Guy, George T. Brown. D. D.
Hope, C. B. Bryant, J. 3. Jones and
J. H. Childers were appointed as a COM
mittee to urge congress to establish a
national industrial institute for the
negro race.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-05-16
TWO MEN SHOT.
Riot Breaks Out In Connection
With st. Louis Strike.

st. Louis, Mo, May 16-The dis
tinguishing feature in the strike situa-
ton yesterday was a riot which broke
line of the St. Louis Transit system dur
ing the progress of which two men were
shot. At night fall, the Transit COM
pany and its $500 striking employees
were no nearer an adjustment of their
differences than they were at the same
time the previous day. The officials of
the railroad company, members of the
employees grievance committee and the
president of the police board were in
session for five hours in an endeavor to
reconcile the differences. No agreement
was arrived at and they will meet again
in an effort to accomplish something.
The Suburban company, pursuant to
the agreement effected yesterday with
its striking employees ran on full sched-
ule day and night. This is the first time
since the strike begun on the road that
a night schedule was maintained.
Five lines were opened during the day
by the Transit company, all shutting
down at dark. Very irregular schedules
were maintained on these lines.
The trouble on the Grand Avenue line
occurred at Easton avenue about four
O'Clock. Stones and boards piled upon
dozen or more cars. Each car was man
ned by a crew and six policemen. When
the policemen got down to remove the
Instructions they were greeted by cries
| of ''Scab" from a crowd of strikers and
| their sympathizers. a vo1ley of stones
| followed, and in retaliation shots We're
| fired from several of the cars. John
| F'Iatley, a striking motorman, had his
spine shattered by bullet and Joseph
The Topeka state journal., 1900-05-16
A CHICAGO GIRL
Makes a Confession Which Will Con-
vict Porch Climbers.

Chicago, May 16.-From a girl Is years
old, under arrest at the East Chicago ave-
nue. station said to be the daughter of a
wealthy South Side family and whose
identity is kept secret, Police Inspector
Neidelmeier has obtained a confession
which he believes will result in the arrest
of the persons who committed many of
the burglaries that have been committed
on the north side within the last few
months, including the porch climbing
cases at the residences of o. w. Potter,
P. NJ. Aldrich, Robert Lndbloom and
others.
The property stolen by the porch climb
ers aggregates in value more than $50 eG0.
The girl when arrested had in posses
sion a costly watch and chain which the
police assert have been identified by Mr.
Aldrich as his property. The girl says
she obtained the watch and chain from
her sister.
The girl has made a full written con-
fession in which she duplicates her broth
er-in-law and another man.
Inspector Neidelmeier further states
that as a result of the girls confession he
has obtained a large amount of property
stolen in another town, the name OF
which he at present refuses to state and
later shipped to Chicago.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-05-16
DAVIS AND NELSON.
Named as Delegates to Philadelphia
by Minnesota Republicans.

Minneapolis, May 16.-The state Re
publican convention met today in the
historic exposition building where Har-
rison was the second time named for
the presidency OF the 1.18O delegates
nearly all were present Former Lieut..
Gov. Gideon S. Ives was made chair
man without opposition.
resolution naming Senators Davis
and Nelson, Thomas Lowry of Mime
apolis and Samuel Lord of Kasson, as
the four delegates at large was adopted
unanimously. The resolutions endorse
Mckinley and his administration, favor
wise legislation to control the trust
evil and favor the constitutional
amendment giving congress full powers,
and declare implicit confidence in the
ability of the president and the party
to solve the questions growing out OF
the Spanish war. The election of Unit
ed States senators by direct vote OF
the people was favored.
A resolution was adopted endorsing
former Senator Washburn for vice
president and instructing the delega-
ton to present his name at Philadel-
phia if the circumstances seemed pro-
pitiouS.