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La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19
Notice and summons.
TATE OF COLORADO,
SCouSrY or bkSI.

In the District Court.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLO.
corporntiou. Interested rs owner. In apy
ditch, canal or reservoir ia said Water DIS.
trict No. II. and to all owners aud consumers
You are h-reb, notified that on the LIST day
ef August, A; p. Is1, The I-ssmna Canal
tbs said Conrt IL. petition aud statement oi
claim praying for the fixing Of n time for
the .rarins a ersf ~ .pg;1SSt p; Of y. .prsS- ,s
and the said I--fition> coming On TO h. heard
i,rfor~ the Court. the prayer % said p-ti-
STATE OF COLORADO.
In tb- matter of adjudication Of priorisies Of
water In water di~srics No. IL
The matter of the petition Of The LAxuna
Canal Company and the I-rsisioe Of J. d.
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and II ayy-mriag fo sh~ court that sasd J<tt.
tios.s and all prors.siine~ In sdjs.iieasion Of
prioritie- TOR said district should and asp
hereby consolidated and made usse prsse<ed-
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La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19

The postoffice department at
Washington has ordered that the
Rocky Ford postotiice be moved
into the corner storeroom o! the
new Knights of Py,hias block in
that city, where II will remain for
the next five years. The "north
side" won out in bitter fight that
has waged Tor several weeks. The
"south side" folks offered to erect
new building near the grand
opera house, which would meet all
department requirements. Both
the north and south side offered
locations to the government prac-
tically rent free.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19
strange, Ia tn. Land Too. Ia.

A stranger IN a strange land was
taken into camp by Sheriff Barr
Sunday evening about ten O'Clock,
and provided with lodgings at the
Hotel de Barr. The sheriff re-
ceived a ''phone" from Rocky
Ford early in the evening that
while a meeting was in progress
in the Knights of Pythias hall
some one had entered the hall en-
trance and swiped an overcoat, hat
and gloves A bicycle was also
missing, and II was the general
opinion that the thief was on his
way to La Junta-
The sheriff was about to retire
when he received the message,
but at once donned his coat and
hat and went down to the bridge
near the brick yard as a committee
Of one to meet the stranger from q
strange land, and give him a cor.
dial welcome The sheriff did not
have to wait long. Very soon the
stranger. bicycle. overcoat, hat,
gloves and all came out Of the
darkness Of the night bound La
JuntawardA The sheriff recog-
nized the ssrsager, kiadly took
him is. and provided food. meat
and drink fog hin as the eountv
baseiIe, where is all probability
he vin reoais useil Judge Dixon
psepasss . 0ose pesnssese sbsd-
isg pasee Sss hia 70 de sssse
osssioa osds With hasda AID
located - Csssa City.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19
she,ia Ex.eu.ioa Sale.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue Of an execution issued out Of tls<.
district court of Ofero county, Colorado,
against one George Hsdcke. and in favor Of
Robert PhiliiJ-, In a certain cause ~hercin
Robert Phillips ~as plaintiff and George
Hcdieke MAS defendant, wherein am com
mandesi Ia make the sum of one hundred
and e-venty -nine dollars and eighty y-onc
cents debt. and the further sum Of nine dol
lars and ninety eight cent. costs. have
levied upon and seized all the right. title
aud Interest OF the said George Hedicke iI
aud to lot thir's~nl III, Ia block nincfccn isl
Colorado, and that will on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER .. A. D. isos.
at the hour Of eleven o'clock of the forenoon
OF that day, at the north front door Of the
county court house Ia the city of La Juntn.
in said county and state. ell the above de-
srrih@d premise> and real estate. or much
thereof ms may h. necessary. for the puFpo-r
of paying on aud satisfying said debt and
costs.
GEORGE BARR. sheriff.
BY T.. ID STSwARD. Inder-herih.
First publication November I. 1sus.
Last publication November -. isc
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19
Gss,b assss.s.

In the South. Southeast and
California are most conveniently
reached via the Colorado & South
ern Railway and connections
through Fort Worth. Memphis
aud by the way Of the new Dal-
har,El Paso Route Especially
low round trip rates will be quot
ed a,d/ sleeping. car reservations
made on request. Write to T. E.
Fisher. General Passenger Agent.
Denver, Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19
ses,es Of r.s,,es,e~. .

NOTICE is Hereby GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named sessles has hl~d notic<
port Of his claim. and that said proof viii r.
IN ade b-fore clerk district court. Trinidsd,
Colo. Dc~etnb-r Is. iy1s via: EuEonio
krrera. Homestead Eutry No ysS. for she
soufhw est quarter. section twenty .eyen.
township thirty three soatb. range fifty
thres, west
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
hi. continuous residence upon and cnlfisa-
fion of said land. viz: Juan u. Moya. of
Trinidad. Colo. Rafael yeliarsie. of Trinidad,
Colo. Joseph Like. OF Troy, Colo: Torivin
Gonzales. Of Troy. Colo.
J. X. GORDON. Register.
First publication. October -. i.sz-
Last publication. November ii. issls
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19

The Rocky Ford prohibitionists
in attempting to make defense
for their action in voting the demo
cratic ticket at the recent election
declare that ''if the republicans
allowed the democrats to cast
more votes for the temperance
cause than they did they ought to
be ashamed OF themselves. Three
of the candidates pledged them
selves to work against the saloons,
and we vere bound to vote fol
them whether they were democrats
OF republicans" Editor Bsfklcy
in replying to this says: 1.-The
denocratie prohibitionisss did
NOT eass 0ose votes than
the republicasa The great bulh
oi the psohibisioo vese eaoe
ffoo de sepub,iesa perry. These
che ysee1 ths psohibiaisa tickel
(0sssly esigissI sepsblieass) vssy
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19

lT is very convenient for news
papers away from the county seat
to have a live semi-weekly pub
lished at La Iunta. The Enter
prise this week makes much use
OF the La Junta Tribune's columns.
drawing upon it for many Of the
election statistics given in this
issue Rocky Ford Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19

In precinct No. rs about sixt,
prohibition votes were polled. On
seven OF the ballots no candidate
for representative was voted for
On the other prohibition ballots
on which a representative was
voted for there were only two
votes for Gobin. Ii is fully safe
to say that more than eighty per
cent OF the prohibition vote was
tor Beatty. Such voting was wholly
unreasonable and cannot be de-
Tended on any gIoinds whatever.
w. b. Goblin is an absolute alb
stainer from intoxicants and his
public expressions have ever been
in opposition to the saloon. and
we doubt not but that Mr.. Beatty
would feel that he was misrepre-
sented If it was stated that he was
a prohibitionist--Rocky Ford En-
terprise.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19

The canning company at Rocky
Ford closed its tomato canning
campaign last week, the output
being about the average of previous
years. Seven thousand cases OF
tomators were put up, or total
of i64, 900 caus IN all. The out
put was hrst-class and finds a
ready market
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19
Tn. sss, R.may 10, Group.

This is the season when the
woman who knows the best reme-
dies for Group IS in demand in
every neighborhood. One of the
most terrible things in the world
is to be awakened in the middle OF
the night by whoop from one OF
the children. The Group remedies
are almost as sure TO be lost, in
case OF Group, as revolver IS sure
TO be los, IN case OF burglars.
There used to be an old fashioned
remedy for Group, known as hive
syrup and tolu, but some modern
mothers say that Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy is better. and does
not cost so much. IL Causes the
patient TO "throw up the phlegm"
quicker, and gives relief in q
shorter time. Give this remedy
as soon as The croupY cough ap
pears and II will prevent the at
tack. IL never fails and is pleas
ant and safe 10 take For sale by
all druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19

ABOUT the best news we have
heard from the late election, is the
return of Colorado to the fold.
Our sister state has wandered long
on the mountains bleak and cold,
and from the shepherds care been
missing. But she is thrice welcome
at last.-Syrscuse (Kan.) News.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19

SocKLEss Jerry Simpson took
part in the recents campaign in
New Mexico. but he did not seem
to cut much ice. His style oi
oratory is not SO much in favor in
prosperous republican New Mex
leo as it was during calamity days
in bleeding Kansas.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19
THERE remains but two wee

THERE remains but two weeks
now before the final session OF the
fifty.seventh congress will convene.
1t is reported that President
Roosevelt has already signihed his
intention OF calling an extra ses-
sion early in March, Immediately
after the close OF the short session.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19

On land In the Boulder district
sold for 81, 900 per acre one day
last week, that price being paid
to the Savannah Oil Company for
FIVE acres of its holdings. Oil
lands in the vicinity of La Junts,
however, do not bring such fabu-
lous prices as yet.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19
New vime Table.

A new time table went into
effect on the Santa Fe last Sunday.
There are no very important
changes, with the exception OF the
fact that daily service OF the
California Limited was inaugural
ed. No. S arrives fifteen minutes
earlier and departs for the west at
$40 a. IN. No. s arrives from the
south at II:2o a. m, and departs
for the east at If:3S a. M, instead
Of I2:o5 p. IN. The time table in
full will be found in another COL
umn of this issue.
The FIRST California Limited for
the west under the new time
schedule passed through La Junta
Monday night This will be the
seventh season OF the limited.
Fast time will be made, the new
schedule being less than three
days from Chicago to the Coast.
Ten entirely new trains have been
provided, and the equipment will
be the finest that can be secured.
One added feature this year is a
compartment Pullman. There will
also be observation Pullmans and
a bufiett smoking car The cars
will be lighted by electricity.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19

The Chicago Teachers FEEDER
alton has voted to join the ranks
OF organized labor, and has
asked admission to the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor, the lead
ing representative OF union labor
in that city. What next?
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19

The Stewart case is up again.
New York is never satisfied in
legal matters until they have been
tried and retired and then over
and over again. However, we
suppose the lawyers must live,
though we really don't know why.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19
WEDNESDAY. NOV. Is. 1907.

LONDON ais going TO have the
names OF its streets simplified and
reduced. AT present there are
397 streets named after saints, los
Church streets, fifty-six Chapel
streets, sixty-six King streets and
100 Queen streets.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19

generally voted for McClain and
Beary-a strange proceeding which
the above does not explain. The
good w. c. T. U. ladies were
simply duped by some cheap talk
into an unwise political action"
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19

lr seems that the one thing
which now stands in the way ol
Rocky Ford having free de
livery system is the lack OF side.
walks in some pottions OF the
town. II these needed improve
ments can be secured during this
and next month therein no reason
why our citizens may not have the
benefits of mail delivered at their
home at the beginning Of the new
year. The city authorities are
doing their duty in the matter OF
street crossings and all citizens
should look after the construction
of their individual sidewalks. -
Rocky Ford Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19

The people OF Kansas voted
upon an amendment to the consti-
tuition at the recent election pro-
viding for biennial elections, and
il was almost as unanimously
In Colorado the county officials
elected last year will hold over
until January /. 1905, and the
county commissioner elected this
year will hold Office for four years.
This insures the fact that the re.
publicans will have majority OF
the members of the board of COM
missioners in Otero county for the
next two years at least.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19
H0eAs1Do Ter Ssle.

Placards are for sale at the
TRrsusE Office. at the rate Of FIVE
cents each, which read as follows:
For Sale.
Lodging.
Eos Reas.
Boarding.
No Sookiag-
Dressmakisg-
No Huating Allowed.
Boarding by Day a Week
Extssess froo the Iaws sequised
to be posted By boarding house
keepess e shey would psoeees
sAeoss1ves aG.isse dishosesa
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19


@>DU8IUE88 OIRECToRY,
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19

All persons who have seen
our new snit ngs pro.
nounce them the fines,
selections they have ev.r
So er.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-22
POWHATAN POINTS
Corn and Tobacco Picking Up and Will
Make Fine Crops.
1snecinl nisnntch TO The Times


POWHATAN C. H, VA, August Il
There has been abundant rain of late,
the corn crop will be an exceptional good
one. Tobacco is growing rapidly, and the
farmers think the crop will be more than
the average one
Farmers are saving lot Of primings,
something that they have never done be-
fore. and some buyers in this county are
paving as much as four cents per pound
for them.
Mr.. E. P Dahl. wife and child, left
this village yesterday, enroute to South
Carolina, where Mr.. Dahal will take
charge of q school. They will remain in
Chesterfield county near Beach, Va,
until the 18th o. September, when they Will
proceed 10 South Carolina, when his
school will open on the Sth of September.
Mr. Dahl has been residing here for
some three years or more, where he has
been engaged as pricipal teacher of the
courthouse school. EIe and his family
carry with them the best wishes of the
entire county
Mr. John A. Drake, driver of the police
patrol wagon of Richmond, and his friend.
MIR. Chas. PeaToss, passed here this a.
NJ on their wheels on their way to your
city They have been on a visit to Mrs.
Ida Dowdys the sister of Mr.. Drake,
who lives at Rock Spring, near Belona,
Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-22
FOR NEW RAILROAD
ON THE S0UT|HS|DE
To Run from Blackstone to
Chase City.
ROAD ALREADY CHARTERED
The Tobacco Market Very Active for
the Early Season and the Product
Bringing Stiff Prices-ManY
Veterans at Reunion
ROAD ALREADY CHARTERED
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The I2mes.)
CHASE CITY, VA, August 2f.-The
discussion of railroad from Blackstone
to this place through the country OF
LunenburS continues, and the project VIII
soon assume a practical shape There
is already a charter for this road. IL
will penetrate a section affordins an i'm
mense amount OF valuable lumber.
The building of new Town Hall here
is now steadily progressing. 1t win be
a brick structure and a portion of the
first story Will be arranged for an up-to-
date postoffice.
Several Germans have been prospect
ing here for the establishment OF a
creamery There would be q demand for
all the products of such an enterprise.
LIVE TOBACCO MARKET.
Sales of new tobacco on this market
IL early In the season. have exceeded all
expectations. Prices are high and farm
ers realize that this is their opportunity
to rush in while the demand is good and
competition active. Mr.. L. T. Wallace
one of the primers of the tobacco market
here, has formed new concern to deal
in leaf under the style OF Jeffreys, Wal
lace and Company.
The Imperial and American Tobacco
Companies are represented by expert
enced buyers.
MANY COMING.
Indications point to an immense crowd
OF veterans and visitors here on the 2Sth
OF August at the reunion Of Armistead
Camp, Confederate Veterans.
It is held here once in five years Gov
ernor Montague. Congressman Lamb.
General Commander Smith and General
Boiling have accepted invitations to at
tend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-22
TRAINMASTER WARNED
The Southern Railway to Be Double
Tracked.
(special DISPATCH to The Times.)

Especial DlSpatch 10 Inc llnes.)
CHARLOTTE. n. c., Aug. CIV. S.
Andrews, trainmaster OF the Southern
Railway at Charlotte. has received an
anonymous letter, which gives him TWEEN
ty-four hours to get out OF the city; fail
ing to comply, the writer says you win
be carried out a corpse" 1t is presumed
that the letter is the work OF some dis
charged empioye, though there. is no d.
rect clue as yet. The publication OF the
drews is a Western man and has recently
removed her with his family.
1t is learned on eXcellant authority that
the contract for double tracking the
Southern Railway from Richmond to At
lanta has been given out Work is to
begin at once.
The three negroes from Crab Orchard
township, 4 no were arrested on a charge
of setting fire to the home of William
Dulin, a. prominent farmer. and causing
his death. We're released to-day at a pre-
liminary hearing, the evidence being in
sufficient.
Sidney McAden, son of Dr. John H. Nc
Alden, president of the Merchants and
Farmers Bank, was thrown from his
horse to-day and seriously injured. Mr..
McAden mounted the animal in the stable
to go for ride, when it became fright
ened at something and dashed for the
open street door. Seeing that he could
not control the horse he attempted to
alight and was thrown heavily, sustain
ing compound fracture of the right leg
and other painful injuries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-22
WARRENTON HORSE SHOW
Nearly Four Hundred Entries and Ac-
Communications Have to Be ENLARGED
(special Dispateh 70 rae rimesl

Especial Dispatch to The T.mes.)
WARRENTON, VA, August 21.-The
fourth annual show of the Warrenton
Horse Show Association will be held
at Warrenton on Wednesday and Thurs
day. August 9th and 2Sth Probably
no other horse show in the country, GER
tainly not in this State has grown into
popular favor to any greater extent or
met with more financial success than
this yearly exhibit. This has been due
in no small measure to the efforts of
its manager. Mr. C. w Smith, one of
| most popular gentlemen ho1semen in
the South, and Its secretary, Mr.. E. r.
W. Barker. Through the enterprise and
business ability of these gentlemen this
show has been raised from a mere
local affair to metropolitan exhibition
OF high order. Mr.. Smiths success in
this field has led to his being made man
ager of the Richmond and Lynchburg
Associations, which were organized last
fall.
This years exhibit will witness a larger
entry list. an added number of classes
and increased premiums. The grounds,
which have always been the admiration
OF visitors, are picturcsquely set up
among the Piedmont hills. and are rated
as the finest. Its envoirnments are ideal
for such an exhibition, and at this sea-
son present a beautiful appearance.
Owing to the increasing demands. IL
has been necessary to add fifty additional
box stalls for the accommodation OF
exhibitors.
At this time there are in the neighbor-
hood of four hundred entries. The La
dies hunters class. which attracted
noticeable attention last year. promises
even a better showing. Among the lady
exhibitors who have entered and will
ride are Mrs. J. 4. Maddux. Mrs. F.
A. B. Portnlan, the Misses Harry. Mrs.
Blair Johnson, Mrs. Frank Barker, Mrs.
c H Hurkamp, Mrs. Robert Shaw and
Mrs. CORTLAND Smith.
The classes are all we'll filled. espe-
cialy the hunter classes, and excellent
jumping is expected. a feature OF the
show will be the pony class, for ponies
14.2 hands and under. to be ridden by
children not over fifteen years old. Mr..
G. w. Hurst has offered a handsome
silver cup to the winners Of this class.
The town is fast filing up with visitors
who are interested in the horse show,
among whom are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Hurkamp, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shaw.
Mr. John P. Dulany. Mr.. Clarence West.
Mr.. William F. Randolph and many
others we'll known in social and sport
ing circles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-22
PRIMARY DECLARED
To. Be Al. OUTRAGE
People VIII Not Submit to Such
Power in Hands Of Judges.
THE FIREMAN's BODY FOUND.
Friends of Young Cloud Came to His
Assistance and He May Escape
Prosecution Judge Wad-
dill Sitting in Vacation.
,snecial DISPATCH to The Times.)


Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
NORFOLK, VA, August FIT is
an outrage on the intelligence and
liberty Of the people that the judges Of a
primary election shall have the power to
decide who shall vote and who shall not
without any redress, review or response
k!Ity," said prominent Democratic pol
itician.
Continuing and speaking earnestly. he
said in substance: Suppose the judges Of
Norfolk should have determined to give
vote to Lawless or Bryant OF 1900,
where would Maynard be? What could
he have done? What could the people
have done, if the judges, having the au-
thoTity to vote whom they please, should
have voted a sufficient number of men
to create the majority they wish? The
of the State Committee, which gives the
judges authority to decide who shall vote
without review are immense.
Those opportunities were not used here.
for it was one of the fairest primaries
ever held here but that does not alter
the question Of the rights OF the, candi-
dates or of the people to challenge voters
and to have an opportunity of prescribing
rules for the judges.
There will never be such primary
here again; the people will not submit to
it. They are not willing to commit such
absolute authority to the judges.
MATHEWS BODY FOUND
Jack Mathews body was found early
this morning at Ocean View. ~ negro
man employed by c. S. Sherwood, OF
Portsmouth. having heard of the re-
ward offered for the body, went out in
a boat to look for it and found it float
ing near the pier.
The body was taken to the beach and
prepared for shipment to Portsmouth.
the home of the dead fireman.
Mathews went to Ocean View Tuesday
| with the Independent Fire Company, of
which he is a member, and when at
tempting to swim ashore from a boat in
which he was fishing in deep water, was
drowned without warning and before
help could be offered.
The face was mangled. but otherwise
the body was in good condition.
When the case Of A. C. Cloud, alias W.
W. Searcey, was called in court this
morning friends appeared to assist him.
and the judge continued it until to-
| morrow. Cloud is the young book agent
| who was arrested in Richmond and re-
turned here for giving a worthless check
| in payment for board. The check was
| for, S14, and the landlady agreed to wait
| the receipt of money from the young
mans mother. If he pays the bill it is
probable that prosecution will be dropped
and he will be allowed to return to work
| IN Richmond
! Judge Edmund Waddill, of the United
| States District Court, arrived here this
| morning to attend to some minor mat
| ters Of court. He will probably leave to-
morrow, as the court is in vacation now.