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,OIORADO'S COlI sTRIkE.
Men at the Independent Mines 20 Resume work
al Increased wages.

DENVER. Col Jan 30 The miners held
a mas. meeting at Louisville thus afternoon
ard ratified the contract with the independent
companies on the basis Of 10 cents a ton in
cIet>c. recommended b" the COMMITTEES
Yesterday %aft"ruoon Tho strike AZ the
means a restoration OF about % per cent
~ tho whole output ~ tho northern dis
,rict n" Northern Coal ConlpRn and tho
Garfield coal COMPANY refuse 70 grant the
ya,,atIs
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The weather.

The low pressure storm which va eenHal over
northern TEXAS on Tuesday has moved eastward and
wNs central yesterday morning In Alabama and sI.
tended northuard 10 the Lake regions, IN the north
,tn districts. ,his disturbance vas accompanied ny
snow and In III. southern by.rA'n. A high pressure.
central yesterday over southern oregon. covered the
entire country so.theas, 70 western Missouri. The
Temperature has risen IN the South Atlantic and East
Guli States aud no',hvArd to the Lover iskes. . TO Q
degrees. From tho Mississippi River vohtward ,hs
Temperature has fallen 2 TO 20 degrees. The lowest
temperature reported yesterday vas 10 degrees below
ysto at Mourhead, MINI.
In ,h,. city yesterday snow fell the usassr part Of the
da, Wind. fresh northeast average humidity. 40 per
cent, barometer CORRECTED To read 70 go level. q, .
A ", No ~ Sp $3.50
IN. temperature a. recorded BY he onheal thG
momctsr, and alo BY Tina srSs Thermometer 81
the street level, Is show n IN the apneied table.
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colonel and MIR. Lewis {. Hopkins Of 40 CO.
lumhia Heights. Rrookivn. celebrated their
golden wedding last night. Owing ~ an illness
In the family, the festivities took place AZ cln
columbia Heights. the home oi the Hon. \
white. whose daug htsi l. the wifi" NJ Frank.
lin Nhet-touo Hopkins. a son al Colonel
HOPKINS There wa u largo attandnce ~
the reception and Colonel and Mr. Hopkins
we're overwhelmed with congratulations.
col Hopkins, who is now in his seventy.
second vsHr. was married ~ Miss Julia Maria
Nhe'stoue IN 1851
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sis, Virginia Mel AuEhiin Takes the Veil.

BpSrp>, Jan 81 Ia -" presence ~ rela-
'I,c- and friend, N ~" ,armelli" convent.
Mount Pheasant HN,uu", Rp\lurl thl~ morn
Ing. M'~- Virginia Mclaughlin daughter 81
\ Ini'idN Mclaughlin "i I"rdl'm' y ! ..
rouk va" Nla,k y"Il 90 iirll vows OF the order
Arrhh.,hup NtlaW- celebrated mas He
sermon vas ut"t,l'i hy IT." ltcv " krut-
,l,r. - T. Miss Mel lughl'r VIII toe
known a. y st-I NlbUr'a
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Consolidation Of Hank. In n~nshamton.

DENOMINATIONS. Y Y Jan 80 steps have
been taken FOR the consolation Of IN" FIRST
National. strong State aud SUsquchanna
Valley savings Rank Of Ills CITY When
permission IL received from Albany aud
Washington n will h"Com" the largest bank
ing corporation In this part oi tho country
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Chance u Invest In "Ms.imnian" Gene.

TIE so-callcd MAMMALIAN gems seized
hy Special Treasury Employee W u Iheu-
hald on Nov ~ from ' \ Pre2a OF the cI'y
~ N"Nico and since appraised At q? zoo,
Nil be- sold NJ auction hN the I nited States
Marshal IN hi orlc" IA the Pos, ONCE Build
luS at noon TO-DAY
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oUTsotSg SrrANSrlP.

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~ i.rmsu'c. tom l'r.tp-ol ~ N,- ygs
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06
ceun.y comm.ss,e.srs.

The county commissioners are
still in session. Following IS q
synopsis of the proceedings since
our last report:
The county treasurer's semi-an-
nuai statement for the six months
ending June goth. 1901, was pre-
sented aud after comparing with
the records of the county. It IS
found to be correct and is ordered
placed on file in the Office OF the
the county clerk.
The semi-annuai statement OF
the county clerk for the SIX months
ending June goth. 1901. was pre-
sented and after being fully exam
fned and compared with the re-
cords OF the county. is found 10 be
true and correct, and is ordered
approved, recorded and published.
The semi annual statement OF
the state revenue OF the county tn
the auditor OF state was presented
and ordered approved.
On Tuesday the board made ITS
regular quarterly visitation to the
county Jail. which institution they
found in its usual good condition.
On Wednesday the board spent
most OF the day IN examining
claims and allowing bills. War
rants were ordered drawn on the
road fund for road and bridge
work amounting to 81, 5S5.7 rs.
For the purpose OF encouraging
stock and agricultural pursuits the
board ordered that the county Of
fer 5000 IN premiums to be com
peted for At the Tenth Annual
Fair Association at Rocky Ford,
September 4tb, sth and 9th,
premiums to be awarded for stock
owned and products raised in
Otero county.
The board appointed judges OF
election for the various voting pre-
cincts and designated the polling
places for the ensuing general
election. The list will be publish
ed in our next issue.
The board is still in session as
we go to press.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06
notice for pus,ies,ion.
T-and once at Pueblo. Colo. J


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following uam-si --ettier has hlesi notic~
Of his intention to make hnai proof in sup
port Of his claim. and that said proof will he
m AIDE before Clerk Of District Court at Trini-
dad. Colo. on August 3, 1901, siH Miguel y.
Martin. n. i, No. ID. ~ for the :. =. y. ". y.
:. u, =. :. " :, and \. W. u. :. T.. u. Sec. :.
TIP. :, :. X. S, ".
He names the follow ing witnesses to prove
hi, continuous. residence upon aud cnlti,a-
tion Of .aid land. viz: Jose de Ia Lu~x VAL
.Dcia, Lrandro Renf-ria; innn Montoya.
Dopncisisss Ss-rnn. all Of Trinidad. Colorado:
also, notice il hereby given that the follow :
in:, named settler ha. He'd notice of hi. in
t-ntion TO make hnal proof In support of his
claim, aud that said proof will he made he
fore Clerk of District Court nf Trinidad.
Colorado. on Angus, z 1901; viz; l@andro r.
=. SEC. q. and y. E. y, y. ". i. " = y. E. 4.
>s-c. !. Tp. - 3. r. - ".
He names the following witnesses fo prove
hi. continuo,i. residence upon md cultivn-
ton Of said land, viz: Miguel ~. Martin.
Donncinno Serna. all Of Trinidad, Colorado.
also notice IL hereby given that the follow :
ing -nam~<i settler has hlesi notice Of his In.
fcntion to make Anal proof In support OF
hi. claim. and that ~nid proof will be made
before Clerk Of District Court Mt Trinidad
Valencia, n. Z. No. io<s. for the ". y, $: W.
Ia. and y. u. =. 4. ID Sec. ~. TIP. "a :. X. 90
West.
He name. the following witnesses tn prove
his continuous rc.idence upon nnd cuitivn-
ton of said land. viz: Miguel y. Martin.
f-andro Rrnicria. Juan Non'oyn. Donacinno
Serna. all Of Trinidad, Colo.
J. r. GORDON. Register.
Pirst publication. June ". 1901
Last publication. July II. i:O1.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06
A Good Cough Mssiei"s.

Many thousands have been re-
stored to health and happiness by
the use OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. II afflicted with any
throat or lung trouble, give it a
trial for it is certain to prove bene-
fetal. Coughs that have resisted
all other treatment for years, have
yielded to this remedy and perfect
health been restored. Cases that
seemed hopeless, that the climate
OF famous health resorts failed 10
benefit. have been permanently
cured by its use. For sale by
City Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06

Ir is reported that A. Z. Rey-
nolds, OF Denver, has purchased
the Armentrout tract of land north
of the river, which embraces the
headgate and all the land adjacent
thereto. MIR. Reynolds is a mil
lionaire several times over and is
acquiring extensive landed inter
ests in this vicinity. He attended
the recent Board of Trade meeting
at which the park proposition was
much discussed, and some OF our
citizens are entertaining the hope
that he might be induced to part
with site for park at the head
gate providing the matter was
broached to him properly. His
legal representative. Hon. n. L.
Lubers, of Las Animas, gave out
the information yesterday that MIR.
REYNOLDS might donate forty
acres for park site providing our
citizens would do their part by
erecting a bridge across The river
west of town. II La ]unta can
secure park site by erecting a
bridge il would be much cheaper
than buying bare tract Of land
and expending considerable
amount in making improvements
The headgate site is an ideal one
for park purposes. with trees al
ready grown. picturesque scenery,
ard all the conditions necessary.
We suggest that the Board Of
Trade take The matter up with Mr..
Reynolds.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06
~ 4s s7ss
It Looked Tx. tn. Res, rs,os.

Most of our city subscribers
handled the last issue of the
TRIBUNE very gingerly. Some Of
them did not want it at all. 9th
ers looked wise and dropped it on
the postoffice floor, with sort Of
a you-can't- work-me with-a a. Fourth
Of July-fake expression on their
faces. The postoifice floor was
Uttered with copies Of this great
family journal. and il looked as
though Uncle Sam was about to
engage in a little private celebration
on his own account.
All the commotion was caused
by the fact that the TRIBUNE was
wrapped 10 flaring red paper,
labelled "Giant Cannon Cracker. !"
with a piece of irvine projecting
from the end resembling fuse.
1t looked like the real thing aud
fooled a good many. One sub
scriber became greatly excited
when another. who was on to the
racket, attempted to apply light
ed match to the fake fuse. and in
dignantly asked whether he intend
ed TO "blow his head of or blow
up the postoffice." The fake work
ed well. caused ! little Fourth Of
July amusement, and accomplish
ed the desired results.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06
Timber Land Act. June ,. ss7s.-
Notice For rubliestioa.
United States Land once.
Pueblo, Colorado, May 10, 1901.

NOrICR Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ compliance with the provisions of the act
Of Conxrc.s Of June ,, is7s, entitled .sAn ACT
Tor the sale 81 timherlnnda In the states oa
Territory" as extended to all the public
Land States BY net Of August >, ise1. Joceyiin
y. Manly. Of La Juntn, County Of OterO,
state Tor Territory Of Colorado, has this
day nleh In this ONCE his sworn statement
No.. for the purchase of the s. ". 4. 8 B.
!. Sc. z; v E y; IVA u. Of
Section No.x In Township No. - =. Range No.
- W.. asd will oAer proof to show that the
land sought r. moro valuable for ita timber
or stone thnn for agricultural parpnses, and
to estAblish his claim to aid land hefOre tho
Re3iater and Receiver 0f this ofl3ce as Pne-
bio. Colorado, on Friday. the ID day OF Au-
guse. 1gO1.
:, ne name. :. ~Iis.ss.es: p. s. B.nness,
Aartim Hire, l.. 3. 9ee. william GoldInr
Dwyre. al Of Hisbse, Color.do.
Any and all persosss c1a3ming ndverseler
The sbove-descr3bed laasds are rcqssessed 4,
ale their claims In this 0GIcs on or hefore
said ID dag Of August. lSO1.
J..R- GORDON, Register.
Ftru& ps,hlicasioss, May IS t9O.
Last qualifications. July II. tsoi.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06

THERE were 4o6 round trip
tickets to Rocky Ford sold at the
local station on the Fourth, and
fully 200 OF our citizens drove up
to the sugar beet metropolis to at
tend the celebration. Rocky Ford
has no reason to complain at La
junta in the matter OF attendance
on an occasion OF this character.
S >m- of our citizen. are complain
ing about being held-up by hotels
and livery barns, and threaten
never to visit that burg again with
out taking a grip sack full OF eat
ables along.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06

We are reliably informed by one
OF our local officers, whose repu-
taton for truth and veracity rivals
that of the "father OF his country"
that United States marshal is on
our trail, and that we are liable to
be arrested and slunG IN some vile
dungeon almost any day now. We
are further reliably informed by
our local descendant OF George
Washington that We are accused
OF violating the postal regulations,
which strictly forbid the sending
OF "bombs" through the mails.
We would like to spend the bal
ance Of the summer in Jail just to
fad out whether it is any warmer
there than it is elsewhere on this
mundane sphere at the present
time. We have been looking for
a cool spot for several weeks now,
and the inside OF jail is about the
only spot we haven't tried as yet.
II the TRIBUNE does not show up
next week our subscribers will
know where we are at.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06
THos. PARSER. the Hutchinson

THos. PARKER, the Hutchinson
creamery man, was in town yester.
day, and held a consultation with
the directors OF the Board OF
Trade. A proposition was made
TO him, donating site for the pro-
posed creamery, ice plant, con-
densed milk and candy factory,
which Mr.. Parker will take under
consideration. He will send a
representative here next week and
place the creamery in operation at
once, utilizing the plant now locat-
ed here for the present. Mr..
Parker desires to investigate the
water proposition before deciding
upon anything definite in regard to
the ice plant, etc. He will require
a four. inch stream Of water which
will be in use most OF the time,
and would not think OF engaging
extensively in the proposed indus
tries unless sufficient water sup
ply was assured. We will be able
to announce something definite in
the matter at very early date.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06
Asysr.issd letter List.

A LIST OF THE LETTERS REMAINING
"a ,incailcd for in the La Junta r,o,toffics
for the week ending July ]. 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06

e>BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
ATTORNEYS.

n I.LEwIs.
Attorney at Law. Room Central BiL
La Junta. Colorado. :.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06

I. q. n. wiDch-iI. cashier OF tn. above
named hank. do .oiemnly swear that the
above statcmrnt il true to the hest Of my
know ledge aud belief q. H. wfNCHELi-
Snh-~riis.-d and to before m- thi.
1T day os July iSii.
CHARLES u, ROBINS,
f-gALf Notary Public.
Ny commission expire. February L. fs1-.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06
Annual, Meeting.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT An AN
~ nnnl meeting of the shareholders of the
Otero County building and Loan Association
will Ike held at the Office of Buckley d Hart
in La Junta. Colorado. ON July -. igpl. at
! 10 y. m, for the purpose of electing a Board
Of Trustees for the ensuing year. and trans
acting such other business n. may he proper
iy presented.
r. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
First publication. June -, lqOl.
Last publication. July "a, 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06
|. I..,. Nigh. M... Won.


Pity the poor La Junta baseball
fan. who vainly had hopes that the
local aggregation might win ball
game from Rocky Ford. for he now
realizes the excruciating truth OF
that couplet which reads "for OF
all sad words OF tongue or pen.
the saddest are these, il might
have been" Our hopes went up
and our hopes went down at Rocky
Ford on the Fourth, but La un-
ta's hve hundred eventually came
home disappointed and with an
other defeat staring them in the
tace. Seven Rocky Ford men
in red socks crossed the home
plate in the first two innings,
while the La Junta team did not
have even one measly run to its
credi. until the fifth inning. The
game looked rocky, and so did
some OF the La Junta players, as a
majority OF them seemed to lose
heart after the FIRST two innings,
probably thinking that the melon
rollers had a walk over. The play
ers should remember that "faint
heart never won fair lady," and
that a game OF baseball is not over
until the last half OF the ninth in n
Jog. There is always an element
of bull luck in a baseball game
that can be counted on until the
last man is out, and consequently
every man in the team should get
in the game and play ball from
start to finish no matter what the
score is or in whose favor.
In the fifth inning La Junta
made two scores and in the sixth
one more. In the seventh, six La
unta men crossed the plate, tying
the score. Rocky Ford made
three in the last half OF the seventh
and in the FIRST half OF the eighth
the La Jun,a boys made fve-two
to the good. During this inning
the Rocky Ford team go, ratified.
the entire aggregation assembling
on the diamond for a consultation.
The prospect evidently did not
look good to them. La Junta's S
"five hundred" in the grand stand
yelled themselves hoarse bowling
for the hcme team. giving the
Rocky Ford rooters few pointers
in a science in which they claim to
be especially proficient.
Ii was all over in the ninth,
however. In the firsf half La Junta
made two runs and tied the score
10 to 10. With two men out
and high fly in sight it looked
good for a shut out. The center
fielder muffed the ball. however,
and while the La Junta players
were engaged in throwing the ball
around the bases and over each
others heads, Rocky Ford man
made the circuit and landed the
winning run. The score by in
nings and the names and positions
OF the players was as follows:
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06
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