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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-15
WAGON Works.

Radke & Carlton, log E. Church street,
telephone, new 270; wagon and car
riage repairing, plow work. scroll
saving, etc.
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Bottlina Works,

Marshalltown Bottling Works. 213-215
Market street; telephone SO, old; Isl,
now
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10 West M

Flitton's Laundry, 119 West Main
street; both phones, IS.
Meeker's Empire Laundry, lit West
Main street; both phones, los.
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VINEGAR Works.

Marshall Vinegar Co., Market street
and South Fourth avenue, telephene,
new 294; old SO; also pickles, sauer
kraut, compressed yeast and pure
food products.
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Photographers.

Van Tine, A. l., 33 W. Main, telephone,
423 old; also wall paper.
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Bakers and Bakery Goods.

Gray, E. c., lis West Main street; tele-
phone, old, 524; new, GAO.
Sundell's Cafe, 112 East Main street;
telephone 162 old; S4s, new.
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Banks.

City National Bank; telephone IS.
Fidelity Savings Bank; telephone 134.
First National Bank; telephone SO.
Marshalltown State Bank; telephone 5S
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Job Printers.

Hawkeye Printing Company, II South
First street; phone, 4S1 new. Ed I.
Austin, proprietor.
Marshall Printing Company, next door
to T.-R. office, south Center street;
both phones, 10; also engravers,
binders, stationers, etc.
Miller Hamlin B., 125 East Main street;
phone, new, 329.
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Ladies' Tailor,
Laundries.

Marie, Mrs. w. NJ, 200 East Main
street.
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Veterinary Surgeon.

Nieman, f. j., 20 North First avenue.
telephone, new 4o4; old S2f; rssi-'
dence, telephone, 372 new.
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Poultry, Butter and Eggs.

Armour & Company. 310-312 South
Third avenue, telephone, 246 old.
Swift & Company, First and Nevada
streets, telephone, new 104; old 26s.
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Mat Manufacturer.

Burnell, A. S., sos South Center street;
phone, 522, new; residence phone
old, 81. 1.-The Queen Mat"
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Tin. Sheet Iron and Furnace Work.

Tin, Sheet IRON and Furnace WORK.
Furbush, VIM, n w. Main street, tele-
phone old 627; new 614.
Marshalltown Cornice Works, Is South
First street; skylights, roofing, etc.
Hansen. E. A., 227 E. Main street. tele-
phone, new 626; slate roofing, copper
work and general repairing.
Painter, w. r., 1876 West Main streets;
telephone, both, SIS; also wind mills
pumps, steel ceilings etc.
Shollenberger, B. B., 127 w Main
street, telephone, 81 new, Az old;f
roofing, spouting, sheet iron and fur
mace work.
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House Mover.

Ferneau, J. NJ. 7O2 North Fourth street.
Telephone, 357 old. All kinds of
building and moving done; also boil
ers and stacks.
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Agricultural Implements,
ketchum e Johnston Company, l4-lo
South First avneu; telephone, new,
and old, 81 Farm machinery, Was-
ons, buggies, wind mills seeds,
pumps, pipes, etc.
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Electrical Contractors.

Jones Branch S. Electric Co. 1876 West
Main street, both phones 576. Dealer
in supplies.
Wilson f. l. & Co. 224 East Main
street, new telephone 316, old Gal.
All kinds of electrical supplies.
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photooranhic Supplies.

Jones. G. A., 1875 w. Main street, tele-
phone old $50. Cameries, developing,
enlarging, etc.
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Ice Cream MANUFACTURES.

canday and Ice Cream Manufacturer.
Boston Candy Store, rs Main street.
Fellner Candy Company; store, 26 East
Main street; telephone 513, both; fac
tory, 213-15 East Market street; tele-
phone 1876, old.
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Grocers (WholesaIe.)

Let's, Fletcher Co., branch corner of
Main and Second avenue, telephone
SO BOTH
Marshalltown Grocery Co, 209211
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Undertakers..

Simkins. H. E., 123 E. Main street, tele-
phone both 90; residences old 245:l
new 24S.
Wilbur, D. c., 111-113 W. Main street.
Masonic Block, telephone, both 75:f
residence. telephone, SO both; John
Heisinger, telephone, 315 new; James
N. Tate. telephone, 165 old; John
Pink. telephone, 6SS old.
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Dive Works.

Flitton's Steam Dye Works, "a West
Church street, old phone %, new
phone, Ill.
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Glucose SUGAR Refininu Co.,
Grain Dealers.

Glucose Sugar Refining Co., both
telephones 65.
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Attorneys at-law.
Binford & Smelling, 1l3 East Main
street; telephone las, new.
Bennett, w. T., Binford block; tele-
phone, SO new. Collections.
Boardman, AIdrich & Lawrence, court
house suite 4; telephone, old, AS
new, 4S7.
Bradford. Theo F.; telephone, old, lo4'
Carney, ]. L.. over City National Bank;
telephone 265, new.
DAILY, Anthony c.; telephone, old, Iva
Evans, Thad D.. over So West Main
street. telephone 476, residence 49,
new phones.
Holt J. NJ, IS West Main; telephone
225. new; residence 210. new.
Lomsberry, II. c., 105 East Main
street; telephone 40. new. Notary
public, collections and insurance.
Lyon, George NJ, II East Main street.
telephone 232, new.
Meeker & Meeker, 8 West Main street:
telephone, 1926 new: j. F. Meeker,
residence telephone, 244, new; F. L.
Meeker, residence telephone, 6ff
new.
Mote, G.. A., s South First avenue; also
notary public.
Van Law, c. H., corner Main street and
First avenue; telephone 499, new.
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Merchant TaiIors.

Merchant TaiIors.
Herman, George, 319 South Third ave-
nue..
Hopkins, Fred, 80 West Main street;
phone, 352 new.
Maier, William NJ, 200 East Main
street; mems and ladies' fine tailor
ing.
Marshall Tailoring Company, the, 10
North First avenue; phone, 215. new;
old, 400. George Solomon, proprietor.
MiIiners.
Gardner, A. F., 202 East Main street.
Melvin, Soliday & Co., 122-124 East
Main street; phone, 621 new.
Sizer, D. E., 1875 West Main street;
phone, old, $50.
Tuffree, Mrs. Leonora, Ill East Main
street; also dressmaking.
Monumental Works.
McNeely Bros, % South Center street;
phone. 296 new. Dealers in Ameri-
can and Italian marble and granite
monuments.
Smith. William A. & Son, lOS East
Church street: proprietors Marshall
Marble and Granite Works (est
1864, dealers in foreign and Ameri-
can granite and marble headstones
and monuments.
Woods G. Sherlock. 116 South Center
street. All kinds of cemetery work
at reasonable terms. Heavy granite
work speciality.
Notary Public.
Elliott. Nv. B., over postofice; phone,
new. 2Os; also insurance and surety
bonds.
Mote, G. A., s South First avenue; also
attorney at law.
Oil Company.
Marshall Oil Company; both phones,
80.
osteopaths (Licensee).
Bullard. DR.. j. r., over % East Main
street; phone, old, Ill; new, 1853.
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Pianos and Oraans.
Plumbers,

Buchanan, A. c., % North First avenue.
telephone, new 267; water supply,
house drainage and job work.
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Transfer and Storage.

Gillette Transfer Co., 116 West Main
street, telephone, old GAO; new 1885,;
storage for household goods.
McCombs', livery, bus and transfer
line, 9 West Church street, telephone,
both 81.
White Transfer Line, 214 e Main street,
telephone, both 26; special attention
to handling pianos, safes and heavy
machinery.
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paner Hanaar and Painter.

Bullard. DR.. J. r., over % East MAR
street; phone, old, Ill; new, 1913.
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lJnholsterino.

Brown & Tate, 11S w. Main street, tele-
phone, 53s new; also furniture, packs.
ing, carpet laying, etc.
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Horseshoer.

Lawrence .Chas. O., LOG East Church
street, telephone new 270. All the
latest improvements in shoeing. Rub
Der shoes, pads, etc.
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Awnings, Tents, Signs, Etc,

Dodge. A. r., rs West Main street, tel
ephone new, 274; also wagon and hay
covers; tents for rent.
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China, oueensware and Glassware.

AndreWs, George L., rs West Main
street; telephone ITO, both.
Good, d. S., Grocery Company, 1924.
West Main street; both telephones,
IA; also groceries and provisions teas.
coffees, spices, etc. D. S. Good and 1.
t. Forbes, proprietor.
Iowa Tea Company, ITO East Main
also cut glass, high grade china, light
hardware, etc.
Sinclair Tea and Coffee Company, 100
West Main street; telephone, 407,
new, old, 204; also groceries, teas,
coffees, spices, etc.
Welch, J. c. all South Center street;
telephone PSI, new; also mems, la
dies and children's shoes and gem
eral merchandise.
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Dry Goods Stores.

Dry GoodS otOreS.
Andrews, NJ. E., II and IA West Main
street; telephone. new, 256; old. 1863
Bannatyne & Lay, 1918 East Main
street; telephone 40, new. Dry
goods, cloaks, carpets, window
shades, boys clothing, trunks. etc.
Fair. The, and s West Main street;
telephone 412, new; also general mer-
chandise, boots and shoes.
Lee & Benedict, 10 East Main street;
telephone, old, 4SS; new, 277.
Parker, Archie, 106 East Main street;
telephone, 460, new.
Whitton & Whitehead, proprietofs OF
the Hawkeye Dry Goods Store, 81
West Main street; telephone 447, two
rings, new.
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Druq Stores.

CEuS SSo'S CO.
Alexander Drug Company, liz East
Main street; telephone 81, old.
Elder, A T., 317 South Third avenue;
Telephone 800, old.
Lander, Charles j., East Main street;
telephone Z, new.
Mayer, Peter, 10 West Main street;
Morgan, B. A.: telephone 172, old;
new, II.
Mcbride & Will Drug Company, corner
Main and Center streets; telephone.
new and old. 70. Branch store, 3ol
South Third avenue; telephone, new
176: old. 81. Established In 1870; IN
corporated in 1850
Pilgrim Pharmacy Company. corner
Main and Third avenue; telephone
291, new.
Powers, George P, % East Main street;
telephone 25S, new; ASP, old.
Sieg, Henry c., los East Main street.
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Phvsicians

FHySiCidUSs
Brady, T. c., III E. Main street, tele-
phone 159.
Chesire, M. u, over Morgan's drug
store; telephone 504, new; old, 532
Calls attended from Office day and
night.
Conway, Drs. A. B. and A. G, 80 p.
Main street, telephone, new 2OI; OLD
$50.
David, w. F., IA w. Main street, tele-
phone, new 1872; old 29Q; residence 4
North Second street, telephone, new
342; cid 2S9.
Devine, w. S., telephone both 1876.
FRY, Drs. /. H. and Mrs. A. c., 10 West
Main street; telephone, old, 275.
Lierle, f. p, over So West Main street;
telephone, new, -442; old, las; resi-
dence 1T, new; III, old.
Mighell, N. E., 80 w. Main street, tel
ephone both "a; residence Oak Bluff,
telephone, new 3S7; old 209. Surgeon
Iowa Central Railroad.
Nichols, H. H., over Mcbride & Wills
drug store; telephone, old, 663; new,
10: residence, ia North Center
street; telephone 4S9. old; 542, new.
Trotter J. r., 80 w. Main street, tele-
phone Of potu, lSsioShSS, ecASpiAoAiS,
37S new.
Wilson, N. NJ, IA w. Main street, ocu-
list and aurist.
Williams, DR.. Cora, West Main; tele-
phone So new.
Pianos and Organs.
Eadie Music Company, 30 East Main
street; telephone 729, new. Highest
prades Of grand and upright pianos
and pipe and reed organs.
Tuffree, E. A., 100 Main street; tele-
phone APT, new.
Plumbers.
Buchanan, A. c., % North First avenue,
telephone, new 257; water supply,
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Coal and Wood,

Coal and Wood.
Brown Fuel & Lime Company. opposite
Marshall grain elevator; telephone
140, both phones. Coal and char
coal, also builders materials.
Dunn, j. c., both telephones, 3S.
Englert, John, and 8 South Second
avenue; telephone, old, 361; new,
10; also builders materials.
Gregory Coal & Wood Co., 22S East
Main street; telephone, BOTH 26;
yards, South Third avenue; tele-
phone, both, 160; also builders mate
rails.
Irwin, j. F., Lumber Company, 409
South Center street; telephone, both,
1888; f. G. Chase, manager.
Mineah, e. D., 103, South Center street;
telephone, old, 16; new, %; also lum-
Der.
Weber Henry, 502 South Center street;
telephone, old, 161; new, 654; also
flOur and feed
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Clothing and Mems Furnishings.

Burrows, w. H.; telephone $50.
Friend. A. NJ, Sc Sons, IL East Main
street; telephone sos, old
Hole, o. H.. rs West Main street; tele-
phone SIT, new.
Pappe, Henry, and East Main
street; telephone 1862, new.
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Hides TaIIow. PeIts. Furs, Etc.

n. Son & Co., is and 20 South
First street, telephone old 40, new
40.
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Groceries and Provisions (RetaiI.)

W Oh ssfIeffItUWIl IIUN0Iy NV'' -V' II
Market street, telephone, 451 old.
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Notary Public.
Oil Company.
osteopaths (License1)

Marshall Oil Company; both phones,
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Custom Shoemaker.

custom Shoemaker.
Linderote, John W., III South Center
street. First-class repairing on short
notice; prices right.
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Marshall Tailoring Company, the, 10
North First avenue; phone, 215. new;
old, 400. George Solomon, proprietor.
The oasis., 1902-12-20
To Rob H.s..y.mp. River of It. Cold.

Three schemes are now on foot
 for the recovery of gold in the bed of the Hassayampa river, near
 Wickenburg, Arizona. Two of them are backed by Los Angeles capital.
 The Hassayampa river drains }the Rich Hill and the Octave coun- try, besides a number of gulches which have yielded handsome re- turns with dry washers, and the gravel of the river bed is believed to be highly mineralized. Appar- entity the only thing necessary to recover the gold is sufficient capital to reach bedrock and handle the sand, gravel and water.
 One of the local consolidation that is planning to undertake the work is the Hassayampa Gold Dredging Company, a corporation that was recently formed by Pres. colt and Los Angeles men. G. P. Drew, of Phoenix, is one of the heavy packers and he is now in the east in the interest of the new pro- ject.
 Mir. Drew and his associates have acquired about one thousand acres of the river bed in the Walnut Grove district, where they intend to erect Risdon dredge and oper- ate the property in a systematic way. Similar dredges are being operated in Montana and in Cali | fornia with success, and the com 1 pany is confident that it will do 1 the work in the new field.
 B. o. Arnold, of Los Angeles. also expects to get some gold from the Hassayampa this winter. He is making arrangements for the in- sailing of centrifugal pump to pump up the treasure-laden sand from bedrock.
 The outcome of these under .akings will be watched with keen nterests.-Yuma Sentinel.
The oasis., 1902-12-20
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION.
Chairman Stuigis Looking Out For
 Cattle Interests.

w. L. Sturgis, of La Osa, who i
 chairman of the live stock sanitar,
 board, has been in the city the pas
 two days on official business. FoI the past two weekszMr. Sturgis ha,
 been very active in the interests O. the board, and has been visiting the principal points from whence cattle are shipped. He has been as far east as Douglas and in Tue son the first of the week.
 In all portions of the southern part of the territory visited he has found a great demand especially from the Southern Pacific railroad points, for cattle cars They have been badly needed, and all efforts made by shippers to obtain an adequate supply has met with fail ure. The demand had become so imperative that MT. Sturgis, as a member of the board, wired a re- quest to General Manager Alger of the $. P. at San Francisco. In the same he stated that there was an imperative need for at least POO stock cars; that cattle had been rounded up at shipping stations and no feed in sufficient quantities was available for lasting any length of time, and that these cattle had been contracted for, and if cars were not to be had it would entail very heavy loss.
 In reply to his request he re- ceived advices yesterday from the Southern Pacific officials that cars would be furnished without delay and all cars necessary would be on the road before twenty-four hours.
 MT. Sturges will remain here un- til Saturday. He reports that the live stock interests are looking more favorable. Also now that there IS to be certainty of cars for shipment, the arrangement that had been progressing in Pinal { county towards bringing cattle to this valley to feed while awaiting their arrival, would probably be given up, temporarily at least.- Democrat.
The oasis., 1902-12-20
Mexico Raises Import Duties.

A recent press dispatch says: "A decree has been issued by Secretary of the Treasury Limantour of Mex leo, re-establishing the rates ot duties on imports. The decree is of great importance to those inn porting goods to the Mexican re- public, lnasmuch as it is practical recognition of gold standard. The rate is as follows:
 First, deduct 50 per cent from the present rate of duty, then mul- tiply the remainder by the rate of exchange which will be furnished monthly to the collectors of cus- to4s by the secretary of the treas ufY at a date not later than the 2Sth of the month and to be used for the succeeding month. The rate of exchange to be used is to be selected by the secretary at any time during the month from the list to the 25th thereof, but n no case shall the rate of exchange be less than 220.
 The law was recently passed by the Mexican congress and, the de- cree makes it effective commencing January 1, 1903. At the present rate of exchange the increased duties to be assessed under the new | law will amount to almost one-third [ more than the present rate"
The oasis., 1902-12-20
The Pride of Heroes.

Many soldiers in the last war wrote to say that for scratches, bruises, cuts, wounds, corns, sore feet and stiff joints, Bucklen's Ar nica Salve is the best in the world. Same for burns, scalds, boils, ulcers skin eruptions and piles.
The oasis., 1902-12-20

prepared to erect and equip Stamp Mills Cyanide Plants Hoist Ing works etc., Manufacture carry in stock o;st;nc hngnes Horse Wims Ore Cars Ore Buckets Rock Crusbers etc carry m stock full line of Boilers Engines Pipe Min Mill and Shelter Supplies fN' ' Estimates rurnshe rouasnonaa,.o cor...,
The oasis., 1902-12-20
ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON
 HOistin8
 Machinery,
 Stamp Mills,
 Cyanide Plants, s Pipe. Lines, Etc.

Garry in Stock Full Line Cameron Pumps, Nagle Engines.
 Mine, Mill and
 Smelter Supplies. NOQaieS. Ariz,. He,
La Junta tribune., 1902-06-11
Il i. !. Good we'll.

The oil strike made by the Flor
ence Consolidated Oil Company
Saturday morning has proved a
very fine one. There is about
I, goo feet OF oil in tie well This
evening. Several runs OF the
baIer were made Monday, but the
oil was not lowered, though con
siderable amount was taken out.
Pumping machinery will be IN
stalled and the we'll will be pump
ing by Thursday.
Clint Dn6ield, OF Victor, and
several associates are in Florence.
and esterday hauled the derrick
timbers to the Smith ranch eastl Of
the lower depot, where they have
secured twenty year lease, in
company with number Of ST.
Louis people. II is expected TO
start drilling by July Ist.
La Junta tribune., 1902-06-11
City Council.

The city council met in regular
session Monday night, Mayor
Sabin presiding and Aldermen
Daimler. McNeen, Bentley. Car
Isle and Draper being present.
The sewer ordinance providing
for an extension OF the sewer in
Mountain View addition TO I.
Updike's property was placed on
its second reading and ordered
published
The official bonds OF Marshal
ames Melvin and Street Commis-
sioner Gordon were approved.
The council then indulged in a
two hours discussion OF the saloon
and drug store proposition. The
introduction OF resolution grant
ing the saloons PERMISSION to re-
main open after midnight brought
the matter up. All of the council
men thought that as long as the
saloons paid license they should
be protected from any infraction
Of their preserves in selling liqour
The fact that the drug stores sell
large quantities OF liquor on Sun
days is notorious, one councilman
declaring that he had been told
that certain drug store in this
city had taken in 500 on a recent
Sunday, 81 being for drugs and the
balance for booze. The matter of
passing an ordinance closing the
drug s:orss on Sunday was dis
cussed. and is being strongly
urged by some Of the members.
II was finally moved bv Daimler
and seconded by Bentley that the
saloons be permitted to remain
open after midnight, pending good
La Junta tribune., 1902-06-11
VIII Probably Clos. on sunday.

When one of our local druggists
was informed that the city council
was considering the question OF
passing an ordinance closing up
the drug stores on Sunday he said
that he would be IN favor ot the
PROJECT. and hoped the council
would pass the ordinance. He
thinks he is just as much entitled
to day OF rest as any other bust
ness man, and would be glad to
see an ordinance of this character
enforced.
La Junta tribune., 1902-06-11
v,ol.,o,. to be sooi.n.s.

Marshal Melvin has received in
strnctions from the city council TO
strictly enforce the ordinance rela-
tive to iittering alleys and back
yards with refuse, and also To en-
force the ordinance requiring the
construction OF ash pits. The
'clean up" section reads as fol-
lows:
ANY person who shall throw or
deposit or cause TO be thrown or
deposited in, into or upon any
street or alley, public place or
vacant 10, in the town OF La unta,
any ashes, putrid meats, decayed
vegetables, ofai from butcher
shops, slops or offaI from eating
houses or saloons, kitchen ohals
or slops, manure or stable refuse.
dead animal, brute, carrion or
heshy vegetable matter, subject to
decay, contents OF privy vaults, gar
bage, rubbish. or any foul or naus-
eous substance or offensive matter,
shall be guilty of nuisance, and
shall, upon conviction, be fined
any sum not less than FIVE nor
more than one hundred dollars for
each offense.
La Junta tribune., 1902-06-11
~. !. Death Trap.

The iron bridge over Devils
Gap IN the Ration mountains,
which was the cause OF Engineer
Bendler's death. has been the
cause of the. loss OF four other
lives. and while it might be a
proper bridge on straight level
track, experience has shown that
it is death trap on heavy grade
with curves.
La Junta tribune., 1902-06-11
Emsley.. Ann..I E.esr.ien.

The annual excursion OF the
Santa Fe employees to Colorado
Spripgs which was TO have taken
place June 2Ist. has been post
poned until Saturday. Iuly l9th.
The Santa Fe was not able to
furnish the necessary equipment
on the first mentioned date on ac-
coun, of the employees excursion
from Newton and Topeka