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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-11-22

Total number of samples analysed .4i9
The number of fertilizer samples re-
ceived by the laboratory for analysis has
been more than double number receiv-
ed during the previous year. Allowing
u margin of O.3 of one per cent for each
ingredient a comparison of the analyti-
cal results OF the laboratory with the
guarantees of manufacturers would in
iicate a shortage equivalent to about
$1,000. It was estimated last year that
the deficit was in the ncighborhood of
$4,000, the calculation being based on less
than one-half of the number of fertile
ers that have been analysed this year.
This would indicate an Improvement in
the quality of fertilizers that have been
put on the market with guarantees.
Field Work.-Tests are being conducted
with the ratoons from the varieties OF
cane planted in June. 1895 OF the thir-
teen varieties originally planted and
which We're discussed at some length in
the report of the Experiment Station for
1900, three have been omitted from the
stubble tests. The Rose bamboo ratoons
were cut for seed and the Fiji Purple
and Demerara No. III varieties were Gu,
back on account of rust following the
rains of last winter.
Plant cane tests were started i'm An
gust, 1900, with Demerara No. a, Dem
White Bamboo. OF these varieties, Dem
No. GO, Sacuri, Otaheite ana Salangort
We're cut back last December owing to
rust, leaving Dem. No. "a and White
Bamboo to be taken off In April or May
1902, and compared with tests reported
at the last meeting of the Association.
The following varieties have been
planted during the past year to be taker
off in 1903:
Cavengerie, GeeGow. Bangan, Badilla
Sacuri, Otahete, Salangore. Tibboo Mird
La. Striped, La. Purple. Striped Singa
pore, Big Ribbon, White Bamboo, yellow
Caledonia, Yellow Bamboo Demerara
Nos. III, 80, "a. g. Queensland Nos. l, 5
4, 6. :. SA, 8.
The varieties which are being grown
for seed cane are: Rappol, Dark BAN
hoo. Daniel Dupont and Big Tana.
For the new varieties which have beer
received during the past year, the ES
pertinent Station is indebted To r. Il
Blouin, A. Rochelle, r. Hartman and W
g. Stubbs.
The planting tests, started on June 9,
% 1900 by DR. Maxwell, VIII not mature
until April or May, 1902. when the re
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-11-22

No. ,-pescfip,ion Of ''ruunene" Miil.
Hawaiian Commercial ana suear Com
pnny. by Mr. &. lirdemann.
40 t-poscrlptiun of ulaa Sugar COM
pany'H Nui by Mr &. ticdcmsnn
~ g Description az the reconstructed
tva ANIL ly Mir. &. ll,dcmnun
SO Description OF i'uako MN. hy
Mr. e. ii.l.mnun
40. N-papcr on Mn ENtrlction.iy Mr
G. llrd-maun
No. a..Tupcr on Sand Filters, ny MIR
G. ii,d,mauu.
80. n-pupcr on Ccntr fuEal work by
Mr.. g. Hcdemlnu.
No. u Paper on Sugar Drying Ma
chnyrN 10y Mr. John Hind.
30. i2-paper on Lille" Evaporation.
and v'ick's Cane Culoador, by MIR. John
Wat.
No. 13-papcr on Capitalization IN Mo-
ton. Machinery Used ANA Modus cper-
Undi. by Mr.. L. \. q. McssChacrt.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-11-22

LONDON. Nov S.-Great Britain.
Egypt and Abyss,nia have settled the
main outlines of the delimitatlon of the
Soudan frontier. 4 mixed Anglo Tur-
kish Commission dellmitates the hinter-
land at Alden.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-11-22

suits will bo compared With the Old
series ~ trat- reported in lhHt years
statement Tirss experiments W'rH
started Zoo Obs, rtr thv results of planting
',yrs Ht Natl irg distances from each oth-
,r AVID Co. nof. tHr effect 10 using d.nrr-
sHt ugaufu's Uf s.,l Boz the row. la
u..tH a'u N... bamboo raurs will Do,
compared in these t'stS the manner ot
planting being as follows.
Two continuous canes Zoe row
CO.., continuous cane iu row
Ouc eye per sis inches
one eye per twelve inches
Ouc eye per eighteen inches.
ON July 9Th of this year So rows at
l.ahaiua cane We're planted by MIR. Bou-
ia to observe the effects of stripping
These experiments viii bc treated In the
following manner:
| No stripping.
one stripping In May, 1909.
! TWO atrippings, one in March, the other
I'm october 1892.
| Three strlppiugs. one I'm March one In
August, and one in November. 1902
( \ series of irrigation experiments are
In progress, the ohjec, being to note the
effect OF different volumes of water APP
Piled at varying intervals. These tests
were started In June of this year by Mr.
| Blouin, and are as follows
-Four rows are receiving 3 inches OF
water per week.
| Three rows. inches per week
Three rows. ! inch per week
Three rows, 3 inches every 3 weeks.
| Three rows, . inches every two weeks.
These experiments are being conduct
ed with both Lahaina and Rose bamboo
varieties.
! Another series of irrigation tests to OBJ
serve the action of salt on cane are being
& undertaken another mart q field
These are divided into four plats, and
are irrigated with water containing:
! ~ grains of salt per L. s. gallon.
100 grains of salt per l. s. gallon.
| 10 grains of salt per L. 5. gallon.
2o0 grains of salt per L. s, gallon.
! \ plat CT Rose Bamboo ana another of
I.&haina cane were planted in the latter
part Of last February, TO be taken off
! in February, 1902, the object of the ex-
/ pertinent being to note the yield of sugar
! in the respective varieties alter ono
years growth.
| Twenty-siX plats are devoted to a study
of fertilizers and cover a variety of
tests. Through the application of vary
| ing quantities of the different fertilizer
! ingredients, results will be reached to in
dictate the NEST suitable forms and eco
inonaical mixtures. These experiments
will also involve a laboratory study as
to the amounts of the elements that have
been taken up by the cane on the various
iplats
| During the past year quantities of seed
cane representing eleven varieties were
distributed among thirty plantations. fol-
lowing a circular letter addressed To
lplantation managers in regard to results
Tor varieties tests.
Respectfully submitted,
G, +. ECKART,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-11-22

The report of the committee on ma
chinery presented by c. Hedemann
was to the effect that data had been
gathered which We're submitted as in
dividual contributions to the report, as
follows:
No. description of Machinery. and
results of experiments with bagasse-
burning furnace at Honolulu Sugar Co!--
pany, by Mr., Jas. A. Low.
No. 2.-Paper by Mr.. W. W. Goodale
on Waialua Mill.
No. Subscription OF the AIcBryde
Sugar Companys new sugar house, by
/ Mr.. w Stodart
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

DGBRS FERRY LEGENDS.
Ghost of Van BruEh LfgfnEsfon snfd
to Lnuut the old manor mouse IN
heel rhntr See tO-mOrrOw's Trib-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

commanding officer Of the Dolphin had filed with
the Navy Department a memorandum In which he
said. speaking Of Hoods return. from his mission 20
Commodore Schley while the latter lay off Glen
fuegos: Hood says good many officers do not
believe the Spaniards there cat Cienfuegos) at
all. but they only surmse''
Il reply question what report he had
made which such a memorandum could have
been based. the witness replied:
reported to the commanding officer Of the Dol Dol
phin that conversed with number 9f once oIlceIsfi ~
the Officers beIieVe 9 M far a could make out
the Spanards there; that there was no reason
seer e W5 had e6evnoe ae Himself they
were there on very slender grounds
Mr.. Hanna-Did you or not make any report to
the commanding officer of the Dolphin which would
memorandum?
Il did make such a report; one warranting
stronger language than that ..-
ence to boarding the Adua? 49,.
Il never boarded the Adula. 1 returned to the
Commodore Schley's orders. about II O'Clock just
the Brooklyn. who had boarded the Adula and had
f hsr wref might rPoF b fana sG IN it.
he did. l then told him wanted copy OF IL 10
opinion. Very valuable Information in it. Simpson
and myself went to the executive othcef 1i,e 0lEs
officers writer make o3ny Tor me 10 Ia He had
10 s the coe o from making his report to the
mander of the Flying squadron That a. psons Gno1ss
appendix
boarding report the commander in chief OF the
Flying Squadron. ., ,ro,,
Mr.. Rayner that he had not boarded She Aoti' 40 the
and that the notes which he carried back 10 lIe
Dolphin were those made by Lieutenant Si1npsoIIt.
hence II was Lieutenant Simpson. and not hn1seil
who had boarded the British ship No., -.
Lieutenant Hood excused. ana nuIllosl "a
.aIeersms and official dispatches. which nave mere
tofore been nut in were introduced for the con-
yenience of counsel. -, o ,,ora
Cantain Iemlv then said that he had one more
Witness he desired to cali Monday. as ne Wa
TOO I'M TO appear to-day. and It was also saia 'ao "a
Admiral Schev would again take the stanu Iol .Lis
Iurnose of correcting his testimony Mr ftaEIIei @
said he would have no more Witnesses f
sibly the Admiral himself 49, oorr+
Tb.ra being no further business before the cou!!
an adjournment was taken at l2:io o CLOCK uh''i
IL a. m. Monday.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
1.-THE TRIBUNE SPECIAL EUROPEAN COLUMN
MORE CENSUS ST4TISTICS.
REPORT ON POPULATION BY SCHOOL
MILITIA AND VOTING AGES.


Washington. Nov. 1.-The census report on popn-
lation by school, militia and voting ages Tor an
the States and Territories shows the folio"ihs
summary for the country a whole; feisoi's VI
school age. five twenty years. 2b.llo Se Oh "iioi
"a 130 native born. % 1921 are Whlte ana
30s6 $50 are males; males of militia age, lo5o'"e5
of whom 1892 $50 native born ana l44'o'O are
white; and males of voting age, H329sI9 OF "iioih
IS 227 2S5 born and l9036,143 are "hl'e.
Of the total number of males twenty lone years
Of age and over 2326, 2s5 illiterate ot the
age and over, 293 are illiterate. and OF the
5,102534 foreign born 62o002 illterate. Na'l'e
white males of voting age who are or torelsh
parentage show relative increase In theiF pro-
portion 1890 while the colored males oil Young
age have increased throughout the Northern ana
Western sections with few exceptions, IKE Naii
fornia. where there has been large decrease III
the Chinese population. In many southern otd'eS
especially Virginia. North Carolina, South tdio-
lima and Louisiana. the Colored element OF Young
age shows a decreased proportion. Foreign "hl'e
males of voting age show an increased proportion
IN all New-England except Vermont There mas
States and Territories except New-Jersey a niue
IS per cent of the entire alien popu''~oh ION - -
the country is illiterate This is notably 50 III f
Louisiana where they constitute nearly oh'-tdi
the aliens.
The statistics show that the average number OF
persons each potential voter range from o. ~
90 in the North Atlantic States; "a TO 80 III
North Central States, TO a. in the South
States 3.3 to Al in the South Atlantic states 70
II in the Western States, and Ii TO ls IN Aiasha
An5
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
EUROPEAN RAILWAYS.
THE SCENIC LINE.

MIDLAND HALFWAY ENGLNND. -
The most interesting and picturesque route from N9I.
TRAINS LIVERPOOL Central to LONDON and PEl,- lo,
CIPAI TOWNS LIVERPOOL CExchangel TO ScoI,
THROUGH TICKETS to LONDON PARIS 1e ana a..
parts NEWEST TYPE Rolling stock Express
Trains BAGGAGE CHECKED through from hotel resi-
dence or pie. York part OF London OBTAIN
guides time tables, maps. &c, at the MIDLAND COA
PANYS AGENCY (Me.srs Thos Cook & SOM. 2ol and
Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
THE NATIONAL FINANCES.
THE PUBLIC DEBT DECREASED s,763.is IN
OCTOBER.

Washington Nov. 1.-The monthly statement Oh
the public debt shows that at the close Of business
on October 81 the debt less cash in the Treasury.
amounted to i022. .O32 957. a decrease from last
month of 50. .J63 4oS.
The monthly circulation statement issued by the
Controller of the Currency shows that at the close
Of business on October q the total circulation OF
national bank notes was 1853 9 SIS. increase for
the year s2s go and for the month of N0Sll31
The circulation based United States bonds
amounted to sos. 1864. increase for the year
of SO 369 59 and decrease for the month OF Sbio-
453. The circulation secured by lawful money
amounted to S3l 72C69 a decrease for the year of
81 Isl o79 increase for the month of $I2'"Hh
The amount o United States bonds deposit to
circulating notes 500 $50 and 10 Sc
cure public deposits S10,o5G5o.
The statement Of the coinage executed at the
Inints shows that for the month of october the
total coina Se S.72SS6S.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
EVIDENCE NEARLY ALL IN.
rcHLEY COURT OF INQUIRY ADJOURNS
UNTIL MONDAY
,rt.rr1 sCHLEY WILL BE HEARD AGAIN
ARGUMENTS OF COUNSEL TO FOLLOW.
rBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

rBy TEIEGR API TRIBUNF.l
,E-.shington Nov 1-To-day'S session Of the
ccrjev court of inquiry short and unin
liant dealing only with minor details that
"a already been pretty thoroughly threshed
,rsr Court and counsel showed the effects Of
.Ao long strain. the audience had dwindled 10
.,sig-,iacance ard there was none of the vim
about the proceedings that characterized the
arlier sessions. Only witness is to
ornaar-Iieutenant Strauss. who one Of
c,~nrsor's assistants in the Bureau of Ordnance
before the war and in the Cuban campaign was
,-afch officer on the Castine Cienfuegos
'ro-day's witnesses We're Sylvester Scovei. who
.-oc M, the press boat Somers N Smith, and
7ia,,tsnant Hood. whose earlier testimony re-
-arding Schley's bearing at Cienfuegos was
serogatory TO the Admiral Scovel did not hear
1anrsfn Sigsbee say the Spanish squadron was
mot in Santiago. Hood told how he gathered
,-forn7ation from Schley's subordinates at Glen
freros for Sampson, and declared that his re
mort of boarding the Adula obtained on
hoard the Brooklyn, Hood not having boarded
-he Adula \ number of officers who were heard
Yesterday returned TO the stand to correct their
testimony. Court held only one session and
adjourned until Monday.
Rear Admiral Schley will GO the stand
Monday TO correct his testimony and TO extend
end anplify his statements in many particulars
No witness viii be called after he concludes.
I,,,t the court Will take recess for several days
before hearing arguments Captain Sissoee may
Iso return To the stand Monday to make cor
,ections IN the testimony given by him yester-
dav When the arguments have been made
counsel and the public Will withdraw and leave
the court TO its deliberations The task before
-he court is heavy one and il may be weeks
before the final verdict is rendered
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
.vERJCAN MACHINERY IN RUSSIA

Washington Nov. limited States Fice~Consul
Smith at Moscow has taken occasion to correct a
statement in a recent report 10 the department
from Deputy Consul-General Hanauer' at FRANK
Cor. Germany in which the latter quoted German
press correspondence from Russia TO the effect
~. when Moscow importers of American agri-
crltural machinery asked the consul at that city
yby the trade in these articles had decreased, they
- Told that il was due to the enhanced Russian
duty Mr. Smith says he has never received any
such inquiries. and adds that Russia Is large
nnorter of American agricultural implements. pre-
ferrine American machinery TO all other.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
The Howard Hote

Norfolk Street. Embankmeut. London Every mode
comfort OverIooks Enbankrnent and River. EIega
public rooms light throughout American sy
tenn elevators Fixed tariff.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
foreign Resorts

Position most convenient In close PROV
unity to Westmin>trr Abbey and other
places of historic interest. the theatres md
the fashionable West End. Comforts
eaunlIed. Tariff moderate Cable address
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
0uropcan ADVERTISEMENTS.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
IERS will find the London office OF lhe
Tribune. 149 Fleet Street. a convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions tor The Tribune
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
THE MARIETTA TO REPLACE THE MACHTAS.

Uashinpton Nov 1.-The Navy Department has
ordered the gunboat Marietta TO leave Portsmouth
\ H tomorrow for New-York. where she will
remain until November I. and then sail for Colon,
watching over affairs at that point for several
months
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
HOTELS IN ENGLAND.

, ,, sOUTHSEA. PORTSMOUTH
Queen q f7Otol, Fine Marine View Facing
Wight. Lovely gardens Tennis. etc Adjoins
Royal Yacht Club. Frequent boats to Cowes Ryde and
Southampton. ROYAL PIER HOTEL under same
direction Opposite Queens residence-OsSorne-
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-02

THE democratic campaign man
ag~rs, with the evident sanction OF
every candidate on the ticket, have
e bdurs.d Mr. Franklin BY attempt
ing to make an alleged defense OF
his official record in sour, de
spit. the court records which sub
stantiate every allegation made
by the tribune. In all deccncy
they should have requested him to
withC raw, and their action should
defeat every candidate on the ticket
withou, single exception.
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-02

DURING the A X 4 strike, while
Mr. Potter was holding the Office
OF sheriff OF Otero county, a prison
er was released from the county
lail to work IN the boilermake
department OF the local shops
He worked at night under guard,
and was taken back TO the Jail
every morning. The responsible
ity for his release rests entirely
upon the then democratic sheriff.
The then populist chairman OF the
board OF county commissioners,
who seek TO shoulder the respon-
sIbility, had no more authority to
order his release than the king of
the cannibal islands The attempt
to foist the responsibility upon
UndersheriN GcmmelI, who is now
resident OF parts unknown, is a
very clever political trick on the
part Of the man from Utah, who is
probably III. author of the Gard
30 thu Public"
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-02
A VOTE for A. c Draper t,

A VOTE for \. & Draper for
county commissioned Is a vote tor
economy and business like al
ministration OF the affairs of Otero
county. Mr.. Draper is an ener-
geuc, successful business man,
and will utilize the same excellent
judgment IN looking after the busl-
ness affairs of ptrro county that
he has u,;hz d in his own private
affairs Vote for him.
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-02
Election Notice.

First publication. September I. Il
Lif>t publication, November u. $50
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-02
STATE OF COLORADO, -
COUNTY OF oIEhD \

u
DURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF
section twenty y-onc an of chapter thirty
-four i3il of the general statutes of the state
of Colorado. entitled Elections. notice is
hereby given that II general election will he
held in the several voting precincts in snid
County of Dtero. in the state aforesaid on
the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday in
the month Of November, a. ID. 1901. to-wit I:
on the fifth l5th) day of November, A. ID, 1901
Tint said day the following officers are
to be elected. towit:
ONE COUNTY CLERK,
ONE COUNTY TREASURER,
ONE COUNTY SHERIFF,
ONE COUNTY ASSESSOR,
ONE COUNTY COMMISSIONER, WITHIN
AND FOR COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT
no. ONE.
ONE COUNTY JUDGE. ,
ONE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT or
SCHOOLS.
ONE COUNTY SURVEYOR,
ONE COUNTY CORONER,
ONE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. in and
for ench of the justice precincts OF said
county for the full term of two yenrs.
ONE CbNSTaBI. l.. in and for each OF the
justice precincts of said county for the fun
term of two years.
Also justices of the peace and consfabIes in
precincts where vacancies have occurred.
IN witness Whereof | have herennto set
my hand and offcnl seal, at La Jnnth, this
18th day Of October A. ID. 1901.
&. II WINCHEI.I., County Clerk
First publication. cfober 1s 1901.
Last publication. November 2, 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-02
Timber Land, Act June ;, 1873
Notice For Publication.
United States Land Office
LlLl.lL Enlu An.rni N lL.ul


NOTICE Is HEREbY GIVEN THAT IN
~ compliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of June 3, ISIS, entitled An act
for the sale of timber lands in the states of
California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington
Terrifory.' ns extended to ull the public
land states by nct of August I, 1882, John g.
Jewell, of La Juntn, County Of Dtero, state
of Colorado, has this day filed III this office
hi- sworn statement No.--for the purchase
of the +. a. ;. W. 4. of section No: 2 in town
ship No. 10 $, range No. - W. and Will offer
proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for It's timber stone than for
agricultural purposes. and to establish In,
claim to said land before the register and
receiver of this Office nj Pueblo Colo, ON
Thursday, the 2ist day of November, 1901.
He names witnesses: Lutte :. Gee, oil
Higbee, Colo. Washington ". King, of iig-
bee, Colo. Seigle Thomson, of Higbee, Colo,
John Nelson, of Hisbcc. Colo.
Any nnd all persons claiming the above
described lands are requested to file their
claims in this Office or before snid 21sf
day of November, 1901
J.R. GORDON, Register.
First publications September T. 1901.
Last publication, November d. 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-02
Notice tor Publication.
l.n,d ono a, pneblo, colo.

Land Ditie at Pueblo, Colo. I
September - 1901.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice
Of her intention to make final proof in sup.
port OF his claim, and that said proof will
he made before the clerk of the district court
~ Trinidad, Colo. on November q, l.Oi viz
Mary Doyle, II. f. No. II go, for the =. l.. q
\, ", a, :. u, \, T.. a and n W y, ;. T.. u.
Section ti, Up. - =, range 81 W.
She names the following witnesses TO prove
her continuous residence upon and cult iva
ton of said land, viz: james Mnuk, Of Bent
Canyon, Colo, A. w. Elliott, OF Bent Canyon,
Colo, W. T. Moore, of Hochne, Colo, Clnr-
encc Clark, oi Hochne, Colo,
J. X. GORDON. Register.
FIRST publication. October >, 1901,
Last publicat ION. ,oN rnber d, 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-02
Desert Land, Final Proof. Notice For
Publication.
United States Land Office,
Pueblo. Colo October ~, Iyul

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MARY
~ &. osborn of La Juntn, ot.ro county,
Colorado. has filed notice of intention 10
make proof on her descrt-land claim No. 23l
for the :. u, n L. =, y. =, ;. E. 4, Section ),
Township - s., Range - W, before Clerk
District Court mt In Juntn, Colorado. on
Friday. the 18Th day of December, 1901.
She names the following witnesses to prove
the com mpicte irrigation aud reclamation Of
said land otto Fleck George Bland, william
Jenkins and William X. Gibson of La Juntn,
Colorado.
J. GORDON, Register.
First publication, November :. 1901
Lust publication. December :, 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-02
Timber Culture, Final proof.-hotiee
For Publication.
United States Land Office

United States Land Vffice,
Pueblo. Colo. October u, 1901.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT JAMES
~ +. Ashley has filed notice of intention to
make final proof before the clerk OF the
district court ut his office in La Jnntn,
Colo. ON Friday the 9th day of December,
1901. ON timber culture application No. lllu
for lots 3 I, :, Il aud 10 section No. 4. ia town
ship No. u =, range No, 81 W
He names ns witnesses: Worden t"l W.
Jones, Thomas j. Jones Cary badger. Iohi,
B. Gardner, of La Juuta, Colo.
J. Il. GORDON, Register.
FIRST publication, October ID. 1901.
Last publication. November ~. 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-02

lHk democratic party OF Otero
county IS evidently very hard up
for official timber when they have
to nominate 'tugitive from JUS.
tIce" as a candidate for one of the
most important Offices.
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-02
Do not give the democratic party

DO not give the democratic party
the prestige Of elec,ing a single
candidate even in a single precinct
OF ot,ro conuty. Make it clean
sweep from the east end 10 the
ives, end, from the nor,h line to
the south line