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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-04
INFORMATION AGAINST HOLMES
Man Who Shot Frank Johnson Charged
With Assault

Frank Holmes, big colored man who
shot another colored man named Frank
charged with assault in the first degree
by Deputy County Attorney Yancey in
Judge McClernan's court.
1t was thought at first that Johnson
would die, and Holmes, who is brother
of Harvey Holmes, proprietor of a color
ed club. and defendant in a gambling
case, has been in the county Jail since
the shooting.
The alleged assault took place while
the men were playing a game of coon
calf' at Harvey Holmes place.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-04
SHADWELL GETS ONE MORE
CHANCE FOR LIBERTY.
CONVICTED TWICE FOR MURDEF
Decision Rests on the Obnoxious In
structions of the Lower Court
. Instruction Number
Twenty-slx.
Especial to Inter Mountain.)

Helena, Nov. 4.-The supreme court
today granted G. r. Shadwell, Who killed
a man named O'Connor, in Butte, in 1,
quarrel over a game of cards, a new
trial The case will now be tried for
the third time.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-04
NOTICE.

The tenth annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Brownfield-Canty Carpet
company will be held at the office Of the
company, 4S to "a West Park street, in
the city of Butte, Montana, on the 9Th
day Of November. at p. m. Said meet
ing is for the purpose Of electing trustees
for the ensuing year. and transacting
any other business that properly comes
before the meeting.
JAMES A. CAVITY,
President
WIN. BROWNFIELD.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Butte, Mont, October 26 1901.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-04
Notice to the Public.

This is to notify the public that I have
sold out my saloon at 219 South Arizona
street to Oscar Johnson. who will collect
and be responsible for all bills in con-
nection with the same.
EMIL ANDERSON.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-04
Montana's Largest Grocery, Nov. 4
4 p 81 s

There are several crops or tea
gathered from the same tea plant
each year. The first crop Is always
the best, as it has finer flavor
and more fragrance and strength.
Our teas are the first crop, tender
young tea leaves, rich in liquor,
aromatic, fragrant and pleasing.
We have the full. rich, heavy
drawing kinds and the delicate,
fragrant. golden ones-blended or
straight. Just the kind in fact
that one delights to linger over.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-04
ENGLISH BREAKFAST

Sparkling, Smooth, Satisfying.
English Breakfast Tea No. 4,
per Mound ...... 49,. soc
English Breakfast Tea No. S,
per pound ...... ..... zoe
English Breakfast Tea No. 6,
per pound ...... .... 'oc
English Breakfast Tea No. Z.
nor round .S1 90
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-04
Andrade at Willemstadt.

,Willemstadt. Isle of Curacao. Nov. A.
General Andrade and family have arriv-
ed here.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-04
r. G. HklNE. M. D.
Snecjaljst. Eve, Tar, Nose and Throat.

Venerial diseases and diseases of won-
Telephone 1l9A: residence. GIG South Mon.
tant street. telephone 72lM. Office hours.
a, M to l2m.; to and to p. M.
Butte, Mont.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-04
I'D. McOREOOR
VETERINARY SURGEON.

Honorary. graduate of the Ontario. Vet
ali diseases Of domesticated animals ac-
cording to scientific principles. Once at
Marlow's stables, 104 South Main street.
Teephone So All cases promptly at.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-04

against Levi Price, and when he asked
for time in which to make up his mind,
Judge Boyle allowed him "a hours.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-04
JAPAN TEAS

Our Spidcrleg Teas are noted for
their flesh, tOasty flavor.
Spiderleg Tea No. !, per
nn,md ...... soc
Spiderleg Tea No. z, per
pound , ,.... ........ 75c
Spiderleg Tea No. 3, per
,,ouna $1 90
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BLENDED TEAS

We blend or mix any Teas you
wish. Many prefer blend of
English Breakfast and Gunpowder.
Blended Tea No. 8, per pound. soc
Blended Tea No. 8, per pound. 75c
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-04
GVNPOWDER TEAS

Not bitter nor harsh, but tasty
and full favored.
Gunpowder Tea No. II, per
pound ...... ................ QUO
Gunpowder Tea No. II, per
pound ....... ................ 75c
GunpOWder Tea No. IA, per
pound ...... ....... 81 90
Imperial Tea No. Is, per
Mound - ., .......... 60c
Evening star., 1901-02-02
PREPARING CAVIAR.
Process by Which the TOOthsOme Edi-
BILE Is Made Marketable.

Process by Which the TOOthsOme Edi-
BILE Is Made Marketable.
From the Philadelphia Press
BY far the most valuable by-product OBJ
tained from the sturgeon is the roe. from
which the valuable commercial product
called caviar is prepared. For this only
the hard roe of the cow fish Is supposed
to be used The manner Of preparation Is
as follows:
After the eggs have been removed from
the fish they are placed in large chunks
upon stand the top Of which Is formed OF
a small l-meshed screen. On the under side
is arranged zinc-lined trough, about
eighteen inches deep, two feet wide and
four feet long. The operator gently rubs
the mass of eggs back and forth over the
screen. The mesh is just large enough TO
let the eggs drop through. and as they are
separated from the membrane by the rup-
bing they fall through into the trough and
are thence drawn on into tubs by means
Of a sliding door at the END OF the trough.
After all the roe has been separated the
tub is removed and a certain proportion
of the best Luneberg Germany salt added
to the roe, after which the operator care
FULLY stirs and mixes the mass with his
hands. The most delicate part OF tne whSie Se
operation is in the manner OF mixing. NO
direct rule can be given for doing TINS por-
ton of the work. as the condition OF the
roe regulates the time consumed and the
manner of handling. 1t require, requires prac''ca'
experience to become profic1ent.
After adding the salt the mass OF eggs
first dries up, but in ten or hften minutes
the strength of the salt draws from tne
eggs their watery constituents and co,
pious brine is formed. which can be poured
Off when the tub becomes too full. Inc
salted eggs are poured into very hne-
meshed sieves. which hold about ten
pounds each. In the CAVIAR mousse are .1sth usu !
ally arranged long. sloping boards. with
strips nailed on each side ,sft On
from eight to twenty hours in order to
thoroughly DRAIN
The eggs have now become the cavlaf o. m
commerce, and are transferred to small
casks. of either oak or pine, which nave
been steamed in order to prevent any pos
sibIe leakage; the casks are covered and al.
lowed to stand until the gas escapes anc
the eggs settle. The vaeant % space spa &c eanssS
| bsaded m and put in q cool place unit
ready for shipment. The casks cas- a. cost aDoa ,St
| 81 each and hold about LOO POUNDS net :,
T. rsn,,ires about eleven quarts OF salt tc
prepare a keg OF caviar.
Evening star., 1901-02-02

From Harper's Weekly.
Passing one day through street outly-
ing the bazaars, I came upon one Of these
| women. Her two jewels, a boy and a
girl. came out from their lair in an angle
of the wall, and began their supplication
in the half whining, half-coong tone which
can be distinguished in the dark anywhere
in the Mohammedan countries for a beg
gars voice, even by one who has no
knowledge of the language. These chill
dren, bright-eyed and intelligent looking
children as one need care to see, were al
ready adopts at 1t. When I remarked that
1T was a pity such a boy should be left tc
such a life, the man who was with me
laughed and said: ''Yes, that's what rich
neighbor Of mine thought. He asked this
woman If she wouldn't like him to give the
boy a home and have him educated for
business. She said yes, and he took the
youngster to his house, had him disinfect-
ed and secured, and put into decent rig,
boy was bright as a new toman. He just
soaked up knowledge like a sponge. One
morning he was missing They sent out an
alarm The merchant was in despair. He
went to the chief Of police In his ward.
who heard his story and laughed at him.
"'Have you inquired Of his mother?
"'No'
"'Well. go ask her If she's seen him.
Then come back.
1.-The woman was at her post, dirty and
whining, and hiding her face. And there
beside her was the boy, half naked and
nastier than ever. sprawlng in the street.
He jumped up and ran out, crying: "A
shahi! For your Jesus sake, shahi!'
Evening star., 1901-02-02
JiucOln's Birthday Ahniversafy'

Durnx the present month the American
,,.o,,le will celebrate the birthdays OF two
Of the greatest men in the history OF the
limited states, Abraham Lincoln's the l2th;
George washington's the 22d. While the an
n;yersarv Of washington's birthday has
been declared by law a national holiday,
the memory of Lincoln's lives only In the
hearts of the people. The "German,Ameri-
can Central Union has issued invitations
70 attend the exercises to be held In COM
memoration Of the anniversary of Iincolns
birthday. Tuesday, 18th instant. at pm.
in the beautifully decorated auditorium OF
nt,soas of the United States civil service
Commission, ] corner 9Th and streets north
West. fine program is being prepared.
consisting Of orations and addresses by
prominent speakers, singing oy an tne Ger
man singing societies In the city, ana m
strumental music by a section of the Unit
ed States Marine Band.
Evening star., 1901-02-02

guage that there is no older race on the
earth than the Chinese, and that in China
mankind may possibly have first learned to
talk and develop the faculty Of speech.
In this vast region between Manchuria
and the Ural mountains there are high ia
BILE lands and other districts that are COM
paratively destitute Of trees, and it is not
improbable that primitive man got sepa-
rated from, or driven out Of. the forest and
was compelled to give up tree climbing and
to take to walking on these wild plateaus
and prairies. After scrambling along on his
back hands, or hind feet for a long
time the latter at length would develop the
strength and form Of the human foot. and
would lose the shape and character peculiar
to the ape. But this would not take place
so long as he was living in the woods and
was accustomed to use his back hands" in
clasping boughs and climbing trees to reach
the fruit that grew thereon. 1t would not
have taken place If his cradle had been a
tropical forest.
Evening star., 1901-02-02
Pile. Cured without the Knife.

Piles Cured without the Knife.
itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles No
Cure No Pay AL druggists are authorized by the
MA nufacturers sf Paz0 Ointment to refund tho
money where II fails 10 any case OF piles, no
matter OF Row long standing. Cures ordinary cases
In six days. the worsk cases In fourteen days. Ono
sns,iicatfon gives ease and rest Relieves itching
instantly. This il new discovery and ID the only
piie remedy sold Q positive guarantee. no cure,
10 nav Price, Soc. II your druggist don't keep 1t
II stock send Soc. In postage stamps and We Mil
forward same bv natl. Manufactured By PARIS
MEDICINE CO.. 81. Louin, Me-. manufacturers e
Iaxattye Bnamo-o oniniN Tablets.
Evening star., 1901-02-02
OFFICERS.
John F. DRYDEN, President

Leslie d. Ward.
yice-President. 2
Forrest +. Dryden,
Secretary.
+. G.. Z. Blanchard.
Sup't Of Real Estate.
Wilbur S. Johnson,
Cashier.
Edward H. Hamill.
Robert L. Burrage,
Medical Directors.
Frederic A. BOYLE,
Assistant Cashier.
Y alentine Riker.
Leslie =. Ward.
Supervisors. Ass
Evening star., 1901-02-02
Had raia for Ii.

From the Philadelphia Press.
There goes q man with very inter-
esting history" said the clerk In tho book
store.
You don't say!" inquired the customer
.TIow do you know"
81 just sold II to him.
Evening star., 1901-02-02
TWenty-fifth Annual Statement
january 4, 1901.
Assets.

Assets.
Bonds and Mortgages. ST. ,377,o3I o7
Real Estate Observation-Disclosures. 6,8o2,77o IS
R.R Bonds and Stock Market Nalue) I2,o5o,oo2 so
Municipal Bonds market Nalue)... 3757.o66 IS
U S. Gov Bonds market Nalue).. II6,75o 90
Cash III Banks and Office ........ 2,534,IIo "a
Interest and Rents due and accrued 333yoo7 FL
Loans on Collateral Securities. ..... $4,000 90
Loans on Policies. 47I,SoI 63
Premiums Deferred and in course of
collection met. t................. 1882 48
Total ......................$ Sac, ,50o00I %
Liabilities.
Reserve on Policies. eS............... $337243o3 90
All other Liabilities .............. 465,467 OF
iSurpIus to Poiicy=holders.. 6,41o,I31 o2
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SAC, ,599,90I %
Evening star., 1901-02-02

While engaged in fishing off Lowestoft
recently fisherman landed In his net a
unique piece of amber. 1t resembled huge
pebble was oblong in shape, weighed IL
pounds IA ounces and is the finest specimen
of amber that has been discovered on the
English coast for several years. 1t realized
s137 10
Evening star., 1901-02-02

son similar to the one given by this trans
lation, Never returning Hours glide away;
Thou, though much yearning, canst not de-
lay: Laboring, learning, spend thou thy
day. Indolence spurning, Watch thou and
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-10

The Lamar Sparks, which is OF
democratic proclivities. says;
There is tinge of crookedness
about the payment by State Treas
urer Chipley OF the excess war
rants OF 1889 which no amount OF
explaining seems able to remove.
The people OF the state and pre-
vious state treasurers having re-
fused to pay these warrants, the
present treasurer's action does not
seem justified. Admitting that
the warrants should be paid in
order TO protect the inlpcial repu-
tation OF the state, the secret
method pursued by Mr.. Chipley is
condemned everywhere.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-10
vusisy-HoeksosmNh.

The following account OF the re
cent marriage at Salins, Kan, OF
Mr.. w. S. Turley. OF this city,
and Miss Nella Hockensmith, is
taken from the Salina sun:
"The marriage OF Miss Nella
Grace Hockepsmith TO Mr.. w. 5.
Turley was soiemnized yesterday
afternoon at Ago O'Clock at the
home OF the brides father. A. X.
Hockensmith, on South Fifth
street The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Stolz in the pre-
sence OF about twenty FIVE guests
and relatives. The parlor was
artistically decorated with potted
plants and cut flowers. The cere.
mony took place in one corner OF
the room with a back ground OF
beautiful flowers. Miss Minnie
Mcdowell acted as brides maid
and Mr.. Ernest Hockensmith, as
best man. The bride was attired
in French organdie and carried a
bunch OF brides roses. Miss
Mcdowell wore dress OF blue
silk tissue and carried large
bunce of red roses
"After the congratulations had
been extended the party repaired
to the dining room where wed
ding supper was served, and later
the friends OF the couple accom-
panied them to the Missouri Pacif
ic depot, where the couple took
tie train for Colorado Springs to
spend Sunday, after which they
will 60 to La Junta, where the
groom has home prepared for
the bride.
"The bride is the daughter OF A.
K. Hockensmith and is very
popular lady, and has scores of
friends who extend congratula-
tions. The groom is young bust
ness man OF La Junta."
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-10
City ceune,l.

The city council held a cheated
session" in the council room Mon
day night, postponements and mo-
tons to adjourn coming up for
consideration frequently after fire.
quently. The mayor was sbsent,
and Mr.. Daniher. mayor pro tenn,
was called upon to preside, Alder
men Cartwright. McNeen. Bent
ley and Carlisle being in attend.
ance.
a communication was received
from 7. 7. Woodruff making a
proposition to remove the drink
ing fountain in front Of Draper's
store iu a position in front of the
cour, house. MIR. Woodruff agrees
to bear the Expense OF removal,
paint the fountain, and connect
same with the water mans and
sewer The matter was referred
to the water committee.
The Presbyterian church officials
asked for a rebate of sewer tax for
the reason that the sewer is not
utilized by the church and is OF no
benefit to the property The pc
tition was denied.
The ordinance creating new
sewer districts was placed on its
first reading, also the ordinance re-
quiring saloons to remove screens
and curtains and give an unob-
structed view Of interior on Sun
days.
The electric light committee,
FIRE limits committee and sewer
committee were given further time,
also the committee appointed to
check up the annual report Of the
water commissioners.
The committee appointed to in
vestigate smallpox bills made .
report. which was adopted. The
bill Of Dave kearse for S78 on ac.
count Of bedding destroyed was
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-10
from, o.. ce,.m.n.

We received letter from Rev
Robt. Coltman yesterday morning.
dated GIer Park. He says: "The
Glen is fast filling up with people.
nearly all Of the cottages and tent
cattases being occupied. as are
also many of the tents.
"Our granddaughter. Eva d.
Coltman, was thrown from horse
Saturday evening. producing con-
cussion OF the brain. She was un
concious until 9 a IN. Sunday.
when she regained consciousness
for few moments, relapsing again
into unconsciousness, with briei
intermissions Of consciousness
until 9 p. m. Sunday evening,
since which time she has been
much better We look for com
plete recovery alter prolonged rest
and quiet"
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-10
ses,e. 10. 1.s,,es.,ea.
Land oisse.. a, Pe-hlo. Colo.

Land uuAr~ nf ft1ebiD- tGio.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ follow ing named -rcstier has filed nos irs
of his intention to make tinnl proof in sup.
port of his claim. and that said proof will H.
iad- tss-forr Clerk of District Court MT Trini-
dad. Colo. oo August :. 1901. viz Miguel y.
Martin, n 4: No. 10 ~ for The 5; =, n ". =.
Tp, :. s. r. 5, W.
He names The following witnesses Ia prove
hi continuous rs--id~ncs atssR aud cultiva- :
ti"n of aid land. via: JOS, de Ia I.n~x VAL
enrta, iean,iro Renterin. laun Moutoya.
Dunarinuo s,<rna. all of Trinidad. Colorado;
ai-p, Notice Is bereh, given THAT the follow :
in.: named settler has fii~i notice OF his In
t-nfion fo make final propf In support of his
claim. atsd that said prssof will ise made be
fore Clerk of District Court at Trinidad
Colorado, on August. 1901 viz; Leandro
S.c. !, Tp - -. X. .sW
He names the follow ing ~ illnesses tn prove
his continuous r~.idencv uyson and etitiya.
fion Of s~id land. viz: Miguel y. Martin
Jo-r de Ia I.-un Valencia. 1ann Monfoyn,
Dnanciano serna. NIL Of Trinidad. Colorado
ni,o. notice l. hrrcb, xiyrn that the follow
lug named settler has hied notier of hi. in
tsntion to make Anal proof in support of
his cinim. and that ~nid proof will lie made
before Clerk Of District Court mt Trinisiisxl
Valencia, H. X. No. i0<i. for the n. y, s W
II and y. i. :. E. ~, SEC. ~. Tp. q =. X. s
West
He names the following witnc~s1. so prove
hi continuous rcsidencc uIou and cnlfiyn-
ton Of said land. viz: Miguel n. Martin
sernn. nil Of Trinidad. Colo.
J. X GORDON. Register.
First publication, juno u. 1901.
Last publication. Jniy II. 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-10
WHY sur e,ve-AcRE rRAcrs AT s.ee
PER AcRg7
Thiah Of this Tor Homestead upon
Government Land undss Rocky
ford Ditch

s,ro One hundr~d acres, y, miles frosr
Rocky Ford.
81 70 Seventy scre., mile. from Rocky Ford
&ss-T~rnty acres, mile. from Rocky Ford
siD-S-venty i've acres. miles from R0rk,
Ford.
S.ip-DD- hundrssl acres, Z miles from Rock,
Ford. under Otrro Canal.
s.s- One hundred and twenty acres. 90 mile
from La Junta, under HoibrtS,k-
SiO-Forfy acres. 5 miles from La J,tnfa. un-
der various bitches.
$0p-O One hundred aud .ixfy acres and fort,
water right.
sS-Dne hundred and sixty acres under twu
bitches. Por. Lyon and Hoibrook.
Can .rii some claim. With wafer right.
others without. Can get you homestead or
desert claim of ons hundred and sixty acre>
With xsssi water right, for M for the water,
and get morn water than undcr water riHh,
hich will cost c-%.
E.1n-Fonr hundred and forty acres deed
s,i land and four hundred acres len-rd land
with improvements. five miles fence. two
hundred acres alfalfa. ample water right.
Some time or some trndc. Worth S. pr acre.
~. 4. elOSos. u Jssts. Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-10

Dows at La Junta the TRIBUNE
man goes into spasm because
one fellow has at last bought a
railway attachment for his bicycle
price sra. The things are old
up this way-every respectable
burglar and politician has them in
frequent use. La unta is only a
decade behind the times.-Love-
land Reporter. Yes3 Well, il
burglars and politicians are neces-
sary accoutrements OF an up.to-
date community we are devoutly
thankful that We are decade be-
hind the times See,
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-10
Ordinances 80.

CONCERNING THE LICENSING OF We.
Ohiclc. BE IL Ordained by the City Council
SEcTIoS l. II any person shall hire oa,.
keep. or csnse to liz kept. or permit to b..
,-<d for carrying any p-r.on o. doing. job
die. fuel. building material, water, or any
article whntssr.yer, for hire or compensation.
or accommodation. amy drny. cart, carringe,
express wagon. water cart or any vehicle
whateyer. within the cor;nrat- limits Of the
city of La lsnta, without having liccn.s.
therefor; such pcr~on. shall upon conviction
thereof, he fined In any sum mot les. than
SHcTIos :. The mayor IL authorised to is
sue lics.nse duly nfte~ted by the city clerk. To
any person or Tcrson~ to keep aud u.s for the
purposes mentioned ia section one OF this or
dinnnce amy either of the vehicle. mention :
esi in said section one. uroa application of
iiccnss. fee as hereinafter stated.
SgCrIoS Z. No liren - shali issue except on
.. :" sns city ',srs ~ q the ,,%s ,hs
Iicea.e Is taken out for one yenr and sis-io for
carh six months. II iiccn.r Is taken out for
under this ordinance for period Of l-~~ than
ak mouths nor more than one yenr.
dinanre shall be transferable except by the
written con>~nt Of the mayor endorsed there
ON. and IL shall t,r the duty of the city clerk
or persnns to " hom such Licences are granted
or irnnsferrcsi. the date Of th- is.unnce or
sion 81 the vehicle licensee
this ordinance shall forthwith cause the
number Of his license to be plainly stationed
la figures In u conspicioiax place the out
side Sf the vehicle 80 licensed. Of sise to he
easily discerned md shnii krep the same
plain and dfnsinct nf all times during the ctss
tinuanre Of such license and amy person ~
licensed. falling to comply with the proyis-
ions Of this section shall. upon conviction
shcreof fe nnesi in the Sum not to excced
Ss50
SUCTION G. No part Of this ordinances shall
apply to livery stable keepers letting car
riages for hire. nor to tho.e who arc In 9ood
faith In the regular andexelnsive employ msns
Of building ar general contraetOr~ or DEALER
actually engnxed In the prosecution Of said
bsasinesH- Nor to merchants NOR retail deal
era delfvering their goods. wnree and mer-
chandtse. free 1f charge with their own We
hfcles, provided however. that such vehicles
are exeausively ss~ed for that psirpnne-
SKcTIoN !. An ordinancs. or parss Of orsii-
uaDes. herctoeore passed aud in exisfcnce
eonficsinx with the proviaions at this orsli-
nanee, are hereby rcpealed.
Orsllnapcc No. I'D was placed On isa third
June isoi, SD uas p.a-sd hy tho foiIu1ins
vote, tWo-thir1s of al the Dembers elecsea
20 the beard 0f Aldermen vnsing thereon.
Ye..-Dr.p-r. c.rsl.a., M-xe... Beass.,.
Xhseni- Dsnfher. Carsvrishs
,. A. sABIS. Mayor.
-.~ g. 4 THOMPSON. Clerk
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-10
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