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The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-02
SUMMONS

In the Unitsi states District Court. ln and for A the Dhtriet oi Alaska, Division Numoer
 one
 Trading & Mining Company, A Corporation. Plaintiff. vs. Murr's khnkowstcin, sophia KlinkoWstclu, Li,iy Wolf. nee Lilly Blank and William Wolf. Defendants.
 In the name of Che United States of America, Co Morris kliukowstgiu, Sophln kuukou-trin Illly Wolf nee Lliiy Blank ant William Wolf. the aboyc named dcicudanu. Grscling.
 An order having on thc 2lth day ui April. l9O2, been made and eutefci that scrvice oi summons herein may oc male uFou the above named de- fcndants by publication thcrcof iu thc Daily Alaskan. a news paper printed ard published at Skagway, Alaska, Division No. |, said order having been based on thc ai1davit of J. e. Price attorney for plaintiff Thcrsioro you the said Morris Klinkowstein, sophia klnkowstcin, Lilly WOn. nee Lilly Blank, and William Wuli defendants are hereby commanded io Dc and ap- pear in thc aboyc entitled court, hol len ut thocomplaint lled against you In the above en- titled action within lu days from and after the i2ih day oi June. i9U1; said last named date bc ing the date oi the la,t publication hereof. and if you fail Co SO appear and answer for want thereof Che plaintiff wiil appiy to the court for the reiiei demanded in ihc complaint via;
 That the New York Alaska Trading and Min ing Company corporation, or the plaintiff as recelvcr thereof be decrccd Co be the Owuer 0i Lot CD eight, Block t1 three, Skagway, Aluska according Co the plai ana surrey oi said town by Frank H Reid e. D., and that thc said plaintid is entitled Co Che exclusive pusscssion of said premises. that a certain prcicudesl deed of conveyance made ty the defendant sophia KlinkOustoin io Che defendant Lhiy Wolf nee Lilly Blank, on or about Inc lith day of June, isas, pretending to convey Lot ., Block as aforesaid. bc decrccd null aud void and that thc dciendants bc dccrccd io tiansier said premise tO plaintiff, or that a commissioner bc appoint. Cd Co make such transfer. and for such other and further relieias to thecourt shall seem Just. and that plaintiff have Judgment ior cnsts and disbursements herein expended
 Witness the Hon. M Brown, Judge 0f the above named court and the seal thefeoi, aflxed at SkagWay, Alaska this 2Slh day of April l9Oe fSFAIy WI unls, Clerk
 M, q. Mcclellan Deputy First Publication, May l
 Lat Publication, June l2.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-02
STAMP RIGHT
Or Your Letters Will Go
 Astray.

Though the Canadian boats will eauy United States mall they cannot take let tsIs or packages aboard for mailing at the South unless stamped with Canadl n Dostige. The mail Is transferred at Van couvsr whare all letters must be mailed. { will be invariably Canadian stamps for CIn dian boats and U. 5. postage fOr Americ9n boats.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-02

Hundreds of eyes read the advertising columns of the Alaskan each day. They can theSc columns closely. Business men do you want results2 We have the proper medium. Phone 10 for the man with the rate card Co call
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-02
Violin Pupils Wanted

Prof. Jos. Bierman. an eminent teacher rf the violin. would accept a number of pupils. Apply at his home, cottage form srly occupied by the Rev. Walter, at rear court house, or to B. E. whalen's curio store. Broadway, between Third and Fourth streets.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-02

Furnished rooms and houses for rent advertised In the Daily Alaskan-always bring plenty of applicants.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-02
Buiiding tho Docket

Since adjournment, two civil cases have been filed for the next term of the district court
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-02

Private bath room for ladies at the Principal. Opposite U. s. barracks.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-02

We carry H. 8. a N. readv.to-wear taIlor-made suitA r. H. clayson q co.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-26
Article. Of incorporation.

Articles of incorporation OF the
Irwin Oil Exploration Company
were filed in the county clerk
Office last Saturday. The objects
for which the company is formed
and incorporated are to acquire
and possess by purchase, lease or
otherwise, lands upon which pc
troleum and other like oils are
supposed to exist; to 5ore or SINK
oil wells; to build oil rehneries;
bore for gas, and sell and deliver
natural gas, etc.
The capital stock of the COM
pany is $40, 900, divided into TO-
900 shares OF the par value OF 81
each, SAID stock to be non assess
able.
The government and manage
ment OF the company shall be
vested in a board of directors, who
shall manage the affairs ot the
company for the first year OF ITS
existence and until thei. success
ors are elected, and are as follows;
w. !. Irwin. T. F.. Goddrng, Jr.,
K. s. Beall, E. w. ksarby,
Warren Mayo.
The names Of the counties IN
which the principle business
shall be carried on are the counties
OF Pueblo and FL Paso and the
principal office of the company is
in the city of Rocky Ford.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-26
noties Of Sale Of Rssi Estate 70 vsy
Debts

r. THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
l. hereby given that pursuant TO mn
order of the county court. in probafe,
OF Ofrro county, Colorado, made
and -nfcr-d on the .tsh day Of February A.
ID. 1snr, the undersigned, admini>trntrix of
said estate. Will sell. ut private sale, at tho
.outh door Of the court house In La Junta.
ot~ro county, Colorado. for cash in hand. on
MARCH -, A. ID. isGe,
at 10 o'clock IA. IN. OF said day. the follow ing
described property belonging To said estate,
to-~u: Lots on. ~ two ~, .eSeD u and
eight o. ia section fifteen ti5} and lot. nine
I'D and ten tiDl Ia section fourteen litl, all In
tosn.hip ~ ~enty-thrce tsil south. Of range
hty-fouf so west, containing tsos acres,
toe-thrr With one so-aerr ~af-r right from
the Arkansas River. Land. Reservoir and
Canal toppany's canal, tnow the II Lyon
canal 10 pay The debts Of said estate.
In witness hereof I have hereunto -et
my had and s-ai this 18th day of February
4. ID. Iisc-
EMMA T. UNCAPHER
Admin i-tratria Of the estate OF James
Monroe Powell. deceased
First publication, March !. Is12-
Last publication, March -. lp)-.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-26
SheriMa Sale.


RY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION ISSUED
" ont Of the clerks office of the district
court of Pueblo county and state OF Colo
RADIO, and to directed. whereby ] am
commanded to make the Of hundred
and eighteen dollars aud eleven hund redths
tsii,lii. and costs of suit the amount of u
eertain judgement recently obtained against
Charles BiouIgren in favor of Newton Well
don out of the lands. tencrnents. goods and
ehafteis of the said Charles Blomgren. j
have levied ON the follow ing property to-wis
Twenty five tssl red nag or curb stone.
eight 60 dressed window sil1-. four a.
dressed pillars, one hundred and ten tIfot
rnbbie -tone. levied upon the property of
Charles Biorngren.
Therefore. according to ~ad command.
shall EXPOSE for sale, ai public auction. all
the right title and interest OF the above
named Charlie. Biofngren.
Therefore. according to said command,
shall expose for sale af public auction all the
right It'll. and interest Of the above named
Charles Biomgren in the above described
property, ON
TUESDAY, MARCH Is, 1909.
at % clock y. M, AT the stone yard of Charles
Biomgren. in the city of Rocky Ford. Colo
RADIO.
Dated ni In Junia, Colorado, thi. 1.sh day
Of March, ISs.
GEORGE BARR,
sheriff of Otero County.
FIRST publication March Is, 1909.
Last publication March =. 1900.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-26
Prof. taxes on Report.

Prof. Lakes oil report shows
that he is OF the opinion that the
chances oil securing oil in Otefo
county are just as good as IN other
localities in Colorado where drill
ing for oil is in progress. After
giving description oil the various
strata OF this region Prof. Lake
says that "from this it would ap-
pear that hole or we'll put down
at Rocky Ford or in the immedi
ate vicinity OF La un,a would
have to pass through about 2,5oo
to 3, 600 feet OF sedimeniary rock
before ending in granite. This is
quite within the limit of the aver
age well.
After speaking OF oil b e n &
found in the Pienderleith we'll al
the depth OF 3Io feet, and IN the
Santa Fe well at La unta at a
depth Of 100 feet, and reviewing
otber favorable geological torma-
lions, he says:
"As regards the actual occur
renee OF oil found in wells OF this
region we have the evidence OF
the Plenderleith well, put down
between Rocky Ford and l. a
Iunta, IN the Colorado shales. The
oil was found partially filling the
hole oil some 900 feet depth after
the well had for some time been
abandoned, owing TO the tools
having stuck II 1t. The oil is of
a greenlsh color, of fine illumlnat-
ing quality. There was no diff
Guilty III securing pint oil II at the
well, showing at any rate that oil
does exist in this region either in
the Colorado shales or IN the Da
kota sandst ,nes beneath them" +"
Similar conclusions were drawn
from the presence OF oil in the
Santa Fe well at La nnta. These
two authentic instances OF the oc-
curreuce OF oil shows that IT does
exist in the vicinity, either in the
cretaceous strata or IN the under
lying jnra irias sufficiently to en-
courage further research and bor-
ing,
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-26
..Ths prisone, Of zend.."

Tho many lovers OF the roman
tic drama, and particularly OF the
Anthony Hope dramatizations,
have an unusual opportunity at
the park this week to satisfy their
taste in the performance OF "The
Prisoner of Zeuda," and its sequel
piece, "Rupert OF Hentzau. The
first named piece was presented
last evening, and will be repeated
until Thursday evening, when
sRupert of Hentzau" will take
boards and hold them until the
close of the week. Thus the play
goer may see the two plays, en-
acted by the same company, on
succeeding evenings, and he may
follow the romance of the charm
ing Princess Flavia through its
earlier stages of uncertainty and
disappointment to its final tense
conclusion. The presenting COM
pany is a very capable one through
out, and the production is made
on . scale no less satisfying than
was the original one, which won
30 high a place in popular regard.
Ellen Rowland, as the Princess
FIavia, and Harry Leighton, as
Rudolf Rsssendyll, score well,
nosably Mr.. Leighton, who won
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-26
Now About II.

The next national house OF rep
resenatives will be as oVef"he'ih'
inply democratic as the present
one is republican. The republi.
cans have made that certain.-La-
mar Sparks. How about the next
Colorado legislature' The fusion
bulls and bears have made that a
republican certainty also, have
they not?
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-26
City Council.

The city council met in regular
session Monday night, but very
little business was transacted.
Alderman Daimler. mayor pro
TEN, presided, and Alderman
Draper, Cartwright. Carlisle and
Bently were present.
On the recommendation OF City
Attorney Hoffmire the bill of Mrs.
!. n. Bovee claiming $50 damages
to her property on account of
lowering of grade for sidewalk
adjoining her property, was dis
allowed.
City Attorney HoHmir. was in
strncted to effect settlement with
the Home Place Company for the
site OF the city reservoir south Of
town. This matter has been
hanging fire for over two years,
and unless a settlement is effected
Immediately the city attorney has
been instructed to bring condem-
nation proceedings in the county
court. The, agreed price when
the site was purchased was 81 so
for two acres of land. When the
the deed was made out clause
was inserted giving the residents
of Home Place the right to use
city water on the same terms as
those resident within the ipcor.
porate limits. The city dads re-
fused to agree to this proposition,
and in consequence the settlement
has never been effected.
The appropriation ordinance for
the ensuing fiscal year was placed
on its second reading.
The fire and police committees
recommendation that the monthly
salary of Charles Paddock be in
creased from SOS to SIS per
month. effective April Ist. was
adopted. Mr.. Paddock IS IN charge
OF the hose house and is on duty
night and day. During the past
year he has done much effective
work with the FIRE team on the
streets of the city, and the raise
in salary is no more than just.
The matter Of adopting plans
for the new city hall was deferred
until the next meeting on account
Of the absence Of the chairman Of
the committee, Alderman McNeen
After allowing the usual number
Of bills the council adjourned.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-26
some,hine to Think About.

Mr.. Bryan is buying lot OF
biooded cattle 10 inhabit that new
ten thousand dollar barn which
stands in the rear OF that new
twenty thousand dollar house Just
erected on his thirty thousand
dollar farm. In 1896 MIR. Bryan
told us that if Mckinley was elect
ed the rich would become richer
and the poor would become
poorer. Mr Bryan was poor then
and his present prosperity Is the
best answer to his specious argu
ment. .-Terre Haute Tribune.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-26
City Eelsetioos Elsewhere.

Idaho Springs IS city OF the
second class, like La nn'a, and
i, has been decided that there can
be no city election there this
spring owing to law passed by
regular session OF the Legislature
making all officers hoidoyers until
the election next year.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-26
s..u,,b Your Homes.

Plant trees and shrubbery and
beautify yonr homes, We are pre-
pared to furnish any thing in the
nursery line at reasonable prices
forest trees, fruit trees, roses,
shrubbery. etc. II we have not
called on you for your order write
us and let US know your wants.
We will serve you well on both
price and quality OF stock. Now
is the time to order.
Gro. A. NIDy,
La Junta, Colo, Agent for Willis
Nurseries, Ottawa. Kan.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-26
soms MORE LOCAL ,rsMs.
Trade at the Palace drug stor

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Trade at the Palace drug store.
kenney Wood is home IRON
Pueblo for few days.
WANTED Boarders. Mrs. w
Gorsuch, south OF Baptist chnrc.
Mrs. Ed Robinson is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. VIM. Lock
hart. in Pueblo.
f. NJ. Likes left Sunday morn
ing to visit his old home IN Fair.
banks. Arizona.
County Clerk Garwood issued a
marriage license Monday to Syl-
vester Anstine, of La Junts. and
Cora Young. of Higbee.
The La Junta Amusement Club
will give one OF their regular
monthly dances at Eiks' hall TO
night.
Mrs. r. A. Lamb left yesterday
morning for Denver, where she
will visit relatives and friends for
several days.
Recess school shoes are the best:
S to s. si.25; s to -. 81. so, at
Hawkins
Special sale OF children's shoes
81 shoes for IS cents; sI-25
shoes for sI.oo; $3.50 shoes for
81 25.-C. F. Kendall.
Did you look over the list OF
houses and lots offered by Buckley
& Hart? You had better inquire
now before prices advance
The Baptis, Ladies Aid Society
viii meet with Miss Hanna Nor.
ton Thursday afternoon. The pas
tor, Rev s. X Wood, will con
duct the Bible study.
II. b. Sunderman, who recently
held the position OF roundhouse
foreman at this point, left last
Saturday morning for Chicago to
reside permanently.
One hundred and eleven men,
comprising company OF coast
artillery, passed through La Junts
Monday afternoon in special
train on their way to san Francis
CO and the Philippines.
J. w. Bowman, OF the Manzan
ola Sun, Fred Builen. oi the Pu-
eblo Bridge Company and c. w.
Beach, of the Fort Lyon Canal
Company, were in town last
Saturday and went out TO the
Horse Creek reservoir dam on 4
tour OF inspection. The dam site
is one of the most interesting
Gland and water scape" scenes in
Otero county just at present.
Senator NJ. Il. Farweli arrived
home from the capitol city last
Saturday night, accompanied by
his family, after fifty-four days
mix-up with the celebrated fusion
aggregation. He will probably
nave more congenial company
during the next session. Senator
Farwell expects TO leave about
April rst for his cattle ranch IN
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-26
INDICESTION

Is the cause Of discomfort than any
other ailment- II yon eat the thing that
you want, and that are good for yon.. yon ar.
disircs.sd. Asssrs oyseeesl: Issises will
Dyspepsia and its attendant disaareeable
symptoms You cnn safely eat anything, at
any time. IL You take of these tablets
afterwnrd. Sold by all druggists under a
positive guarantee. &c. Money refunded II
sample. W. n. HOOKER a Co. Buffalo. n. Y.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-26

curtain call alter curtain call at
the End OF the tnird act New
York Record.
The Prisoner OF Zenda" will
be the attraction at the La unta
Theatre, Saturday, April I9th.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-26
severe, Person. ., eh.,.e.., w....s.

WANTED-SEvERAL PERSONS OF CHAR
W nrter aud good reputation In each state
(on~ Ia this county r-guirrdj To rcprrsent
and adserti-r old established, wealthy bsHsi-
nc.~ hous- Of .oiid financial standing; sal
ali ps. yabIo In eash each "Wednesday direes
from head Offices. Hor.~ aud carriage fur
hi.h~d hen necessary. Ksferencc~- Enclosr
s~if addressed. stamped env-lope. Deps-
Manager. s-s Caxfon Building, Chicago.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-26
Notice FOR publies,,on.
units<l ssas.,- I.and Otice.

United States Land Oflice,i
Pueblo. Colo. March I. Issie-
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ oilosinE named settler has filed notic~
Of his intention go make final proof TN sup
port Of hi. claim, ni,d that said proof will II.
made before Clerk District Court at In
Ititifa, Colo. oo May ~ lpu.- viz. William
Ro~-. ". T. No. ssoi for the northwest y. Sec
tion -. tow nship = south. range Is west.
He names the follo~iug wiiDe-<s.. TO prove
his continuous residence upon and culfisa.
ton of said land, viz: Philo J, Hecox. Dill
Chapman, John II. Wilson and Il. X Nour~r.
all Of La Junta-
J. r. GORDON. Register.
First publication. March 5. lssts-
Last publication. April Il. tss.-
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-08-22
sOine FOrward Steps in Farming.

Sense ForwSrd Steps in Farming.
That we may clearly comprehend
where we are and what we have done
and form a better idea of what we
should do, it will be we'll to look back
AM see from whence we have come
A few years since Southern agriculture
was at low ebb There was a gen
eral feeling Of dissatisfaction. There
was a disposition to look upon farming
as a failure and a drudgery 1t was
not thought TO be desirable business
for our boys to learn or follow ANY
and every other pursuit was looked
upon as more honorable and more pro-
fitable and hence more desirable. Our
boys were educated away from the
farm. There was a general rush for
the towns and cities.
Little by little great change has
been brought about. Many of the old
and Out-of-date practices have been
abandoned. The general plans have
been changed and a new feeling has
come over us.
We have found out many ways OF
making the farm more profitable,
states the Southern Cultivator. The
Affection craze has somewhat given
way to a broader view Diversity of
crops has become more general We
have learned that money can be made
from other crops. A few years ago we
bought almost everything we needed
to live upon Now We begin to recog
nize that the man who works tie soil
should first Of all get his own living
from his own soil. We are realizing
that food is the first great demand Of
humanity The nations must lie fed
ard the farm must supply the food.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-08-22

Sorting and classifying eggs is a
business OF considerable magnitude In
any great city; but the problem OF
ascertaining the relative age Of an
ess Is one tii.st 70 sttsit IN lts primitive
stage of solution. A century ago the
farmers held their eggs up before the
sun and by squirting at them with one
eye they would tell their age nearly as
well as a horseman can estimate the
years OF a trotter by examining his
teeth. Today the expert egg testers
hold their eggs up before candles IN
dark rooms to find out the same re-
suits. The candles, IN some cases,
are merely powerful lights shining
through an aperture into dark roomi
but the eggs so tested are called
"candled"
From this dark room the "candled"
eggs come in q steady stream CLASH
fed as firsts, seconds, and thirds.
Then there are checks and dirties,
which are separated by themselves.
Refrigerator eggs form another d.
vision entirely distinct from so-called
fresh eggs. The freshness Of an egg
is not always a question Of time. Heat
more than age causes decay. In hot
weather eggs in transit to market will
sometimes spoil within twenty-four
hours. In the great refrigeratOrs
thousands OF eggs two weeks and
more old will thus be fresher in taste
and appearance than the new-laid eggs
that have been exposed to the heat.
A high temperature stimulates the
growth OF the germs which cause de
cay in the egg, and low tempera-
ture correspondence checks the
growth. Consequently summer laid
eggs placed in a refrigerator i'm
mediately after being laid may be
kept several months, and still sold for
fresh refrigerator eggs.-New York
Times.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-08-22
The Pecan.

Among the great variety of nuts
grown in the United States, the pecan
is the one that combines more good
qualities than any other two on the list
The improved pecan cannot be ex-
celled, while the thin shell makes it a
favOrite with every one. The tree is
quick grower and If budded or grated
will produce in few years. The nuts
find a ready market at good prices, the
improved nuts selling for twice as
much as the seedlings even in country
places, and in cities the difference is
still greater.
In many localities in Florida pecan
trees are being planted to take the
place of orange trees destroyed by the
continued cold winters. Trees set out
in my orchard in the spring of 1897
and budded in July, 1898, have made
fine growth, and bore their first nuts
last year They have had very little
fertilizer, but have been kept heavily
mulched Pecans are not affected by
cold. and have very few insect enemies.
Unlike fruit the crop does not compel
the owner to gather and market it upon
a certain day or week, but can be held
for better price, or shipped to distant
markets without danger of damage.
As pecans can be raised anywhere in
the South there seems no excuse for
the farmer or owner Of a village lot
who neglects to plant a few of these
valuable trees.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-08-22

and pastures. This gives free range
and the focSs do not Interfere with
each other The house can be very
simple.
Make n frame OF st lps Of inch board,
three IN wide, after the plan shown In
the cut. This is strong and yet very
light II can be covered with half-nch
boards put ON "up-and-down. with the
cracks battered. or Il may be covered
with cheap cotton cloth that has been
dipped in llnseed oil. then stretched
and dried. Such house should be
pinned down TO resist the wind, and
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-08-22
Three AGES of Man.

She first age Of man is when he
thinks about all the wicked things
which he is going to do. This is call
ed Innocence" The second age is
when he does all the wicked things he
has thought of in childhood This is
called "The Prime Of Life" The third
age is when he repents all the wicked
things he has done. This is called
"Dotage."