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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
SCHOOL Principals SHIFTED.
-Supt. Sedan Announces New Ap.
pointments and Transfers.

Superintendent Sedan yesterday an
nOunced the following transfers % pubIc
school principals. made necessary By the
vacancy at the Hodgen School:
w J. Stevens OF the Pope School Is an
pointed to the Hodgen. l.. W. RAIDER or the
Shepard Is sent TO the Pope. Edmund r.
Brown of the Eileardville II transferred TO
the Shepard. Philo Stevenson OF the Laclede
Is transferred to the Elleardville.
TIE vacancy al The Iaclede Is filled BY the
appointment OF Paul B~lackwe.Ger. a gralu-
ate OF Harvard University and recently
principal OF the High School at la Grange.
Ill
These appointments Will 20 into effect
next Monday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
ST. LOUIS NAN is PRESIDENT.
A \. Eberson Elected by National
Paint and Varnish Association.
IN g. al R.nn--l.--. -.

Washington. Oct. I5.-The fifteenth annual
convention Of the National Paint. on ana
Narnish Association. which has been in SEES
sion here for the past two days. was
brought to- close to-day with the election
OF a. A Eberson Of St Louis. its late vice
president. 10 the presidency Of the associa-
ton. II was decided that the next annual
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
Actor,. Fund AuEmentrd.

Chicago. oct. IA hensdt performance
At the Auditorium Theater has yielded N.el
10 the Actors quad. one thousand persons
were compelled "a stand
Among those who appeared we're. Joseph
Jefferson. ID Wolf Hopper. James j. Cor
bett. Mss Ge-frnde Mckenzie. Miss Viola
Gillette. Harry BuieeE. Joseph Cawthorne.
YFiii Mozart. Miss Helen Bertram. Arthur
Donaldson. sfiss Lnttie Gladstone and Miss
Carroll MCCumns
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
FINED WOMEN WHO USED WHIPS
Judge Sidener Assessed Fishers
AssailaRts Five Dollars Each.

Mrs. Stella Miller OF No. a south mir.
tenth street aud Miss Jennie Martin Of No.
= Center street. who hOTsewhiBped Charles
Fisher at Eighth and Pine streets Tuesday
afternoon were each fined S. and costs by
Judge Sidener In the First District Police
Court yesterday morning.
Fisher was discharged. Judge Sdener ue.
c4artnS that the whipping re received was
snnicient punishment. The court then Esayed
the nnes against the women .
After the proceedings In the Police Court
Mrs. Miller and Miss Martin appeared Al the
warrant or1ce and swore out warrants
charginR Fisher with petit larceny.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
Drink Habit cared.

The IMMUNE treatment removes all de-
sire for stimulating drink. and Is distinct
from other treatment IN that Il restores the
PATIENTS health TO a normal condition This
method has stronger Endorsements from pro-
fssEicual and business men than all others
combined. Can on or write PaquiHi Immune
Company Fullerton Building. Please men
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
4Inhnna Strike Settled.

tna coal mines OF the Tennessee Coal. Lon
and Railroad Company. which has been In
full fierce the par ten dats. Wa settled AZ
noon TO-DAY. and 40 men VII return 10
work at once. The terms OF settlement were
not given ont. The settlement was brought
about through the Sood offices Of Rufus y.
Rhodes. editor q a local paper.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
Rathbonc Sisters Elect Onccrs.

Peoria. OCT. 1a-At the closing session Of
the state Guavration Of Rathbone Sisters so
day tbs. following officers wore elected: MIS-.
Ee0noTa Housh OF Maguon. grand chief:
Mrs. Helen Baxter OF Peorln! grand senicr.
grand junior. Mrs. Mary Hook. Mount Pu-
laski: grand mistress OF records snd CORE
spondence. Mrs Leoroua Simu-oa. Leroy.
grand mistress q nDance. Mrs. Carrfn Root.
Gardner. grand manager. Ms MYRTLE BAR
rows. EnlaEhuEl: grand protector. Ms. Mn
ME Petrie- Chicago. grand outer guard.
Mrs. Mantle Williams. Sakaai: grand trus-
tee. Mrs. Emma Kinr. Decatur
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
- uar.haI AppoInted.

REPUBLIC SEfsCIAL
New Franklin. 10. Oct I5.-The City
Council Tonight confirmed the appointment
OF Mayor Settle recently sent % thai d
RAINING L u. DOdsgu for the Office Of
Marshal 10 i'll tire vacancy caused BY the
RESIGNATION OF 7. y. Lane. Mr. Dodson Is a
Democrat and his appointment meets with
the approval OF the people
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
win Meet Next Year In st. Louis.

washington. oct. l5-The Gfteenth annual
convention CO the National Paint. Oh and
Earufsh Association. which adjourned to-
dav. decided 70 meet next ut st. Louis The
following Officers were elected: President. \.
A. Emerson. s.. Louis. treasurer. Dan q.
TEier. Boston. auditor. ID. H. Shoemaker.
Pniadefphia. Among the directors are: G..
III Carpenter. 81 Louis: n. ID. Cutler. KAN
- cI.N. and = L lame.. DenNer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16

st. Louis man Eho has been elected presi-
den OF the National Paint. Oil and Var
nish Association.
convention VIII be held in St. louis In oc-
tober OF next year.
An the names suggested by the Commit
tee IN Nominations were unanimously elect
ed. as follows: President, A A Eberson.
ST Louis. first vice president. J. NJ. Peters
New York. second vice president, Charles
2 Fields, Chicago: secretary. d. NanNess
Person. Chicago. treasurer. Daniel q. Ty-
ler. Boston. auditor. Z. II. Shoemaker.
Philadelphia Directors-J. II. Wiley. Bos-
ton; George o. Carpenter. 81. Louis: John
DohSe. New York: a. G. Cox. Chtcagn: i.
H Rogers. Detroit; George r Ebersele.
Cincinnati. Albert Lucas. Philadelphia: NJ.
Il. Cochran. PittsburE: y. u. Cutler. Kan
.saS City; W n Bowler. Cleveland: +. 4.
Ramsey. Minneapolis; ID. a. N~anderwarker.
Denver; W II. Andrews. Buffalo.
The elevation OF Mr.. Eberson Of the Eber-
son Paint Manufacturers Company. 5.
Louis. 10 the presidency Of the associa ton
viii crafty his 81. Louis friends. He was
born in birmingham. England. but has
spent the greater part OF his life in s.
Louis Mr.. Eberson IS a man OF business
sagacity. At The age OF . he has attained
the honor OF being the youngest man that
his ever been elected president OF the assoc
citation.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
GRAND JURORS IN COURTROOM.
Judge Clark's Manner Of Dispens-
ing Justice Is Watched.

Three members OF the Grand Jury. acting
as a committee, sat Ia the Court OF Criminal
Correction Yesterday morning during the
proceedings and il l. said their Observations
VII be embodied n tho Grand Jury report.
Judge Clark and attaches OF the coIrr
we're not eognizant Of the presence OF the
Grand Jurors until they had been In court
an hour From the courtroom the Grand
Jurors went 10 the tail and inspected il.
They saw the six alleged boodlerS. who are
in jail as a result or the action OF the pre-
Ceding Grand Jury.
The reason FOR the visit to the Court %
CTlmlnal Correction could not be ascer-
taiued- Judge Clark would not discuss n
and the Grand Jury members we're equally
~reticent.
"Namma'sg Pancake FIour.
frrr. rhn IT,. -A.....r ---I
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
II. A. HESsE, TAILOR,
81 PIN strest. says: Its In the make


William Patton. prisoner az the Work
house. serving out a fine of 50 imposed by
Judge Sidener for disturbing the peace.
eludsd the guards OF the chain gang while
at work at Osceola street and Minnesota
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
CRY ITEMS.

THE sir9erh PIANOS in the CRAWFORD
STORE Fifth hoer) are going these days
like a house on fire The pi~ano-buying pub
Eic is having its eyes opened when II finds
500 pfano-store instrument in the cRAW-
fORD Salon for A45-S down and 3 a
month until paid
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
ImperfectIons I'm the sight

Develop gradually. At the first sign o.
dimness have your eyes examined 0ree)
by Or. Bond. our expert Optcian- = proper
fit guaranteed II glasses are needed. Steel
frames. 81 and up; gold. S and up.
MERMoD & JACCARD'S.
broadway. cor. Locust q.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
Noise of Hammer. Disturbed Court.

who are erecting a steel smoke.
ing yesterday morning interrupted the pro.
seeolngs OF the Court or Criminal Correc,
lis H. Clark.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
MrddInE lnritations.

Best material. finest workmanship and
latest fashionable forms. after this seasons
London and Paris models. Samples and
prices mailed free.
MERMoD Il JACCARD's.
Broadway. COZ. Locust st.
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70 Feature

In cows milk for infant feeding Is 50 i'm.
preservi-E II. Borden's Eagle Brand Con-
densed MIX Is scientifically produssi
prepared. u gives TO CODE a de a1ous
flavor. Sold the world over.
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chicaEo1a Registered Vote.

/. Chicago. Oct. 15.-The registration In. Chi
pago yesterday Vas s42G On October 4
the registration was l75.eS3. making the total
for this year SS9.3sS. a decrease OF s2.@4. as
acmpayed with the registered vote OF twa
sears ago In 1907 the total registration was
zbl s..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
County Doctor OrEanIEe

W~arfenshurr No. oct B.-Physicians OF
johnson County met here to-day and ef-
fected a temporary organization by elee.ing
Doctor j.. J. Anderson. Of ms eity chalE-
rotary. A permanent organ zation viii be
effected soon
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watch Repairing and cIeanIug.

We employ only the most skilled watch
makers, and our prices are the lowest for
frst-class guaranteed work.
MERMOD & JACCARD's.
on broadway, cor. Locust ST.
Write FOR Ca'aiOgHe, 500 eagrsriags. Mud nee
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
~. Nm. Wal.h.

Fouuder OF the NIerrick. Walsh & Phelps
Company. viii be Pleased 10 see sou at
-MeTmod < ~Jaccard's. broadway and Lo-
Gus. With whom he Is now associated
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16

Conrad A. Grotenfend OF No. 1871 South
Second street. who belongs 70 the Hospital
Corps n Jefferson Barracks. was arrested
as a deserter Tuesday night and taken back
to the barracks BY Policeman krekeier.
Grotefend was serving under Captain Win
tiers
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16

The annual euehrc and dance viii he
gwen by the Humboldt Turuverein az their
nail No $50 Eas.on avenue on Thurf1av
night. october =. A large number OF prizes
viii be given 10 the winning playerp.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
NEWS OF THE CITY CHURCHES.
Lafayette Park Baptists Have
Church Free of Debt.

h Lafayette Park Baptist Church an
nounced last Sunday that the last dollar OF
Indebtedness on its house OF worship had
been paid. As a trank-bnering for this de-
nverauce. the pastor. the Reverend Doctor
T.. g.. Carleton. appealed To the CONGREGATION
to pledge 10 do their utmost 10 bring IN 100
converts between this and the beginning Of
the new year. Nearly lgl persons responded.
and are now earnestly Engaged IN carrying
out their engagement. This church has
added at least a hundred TO its membership
every year for several years. and now has
4 membership OF 6s0.
The Reverend 6 II. Wainwright. VI. D.,
OF Kobe. Japan. IL In tie city. the guest OF
the Southern MarhOdlstk. and will address
the Epwurth League tOuvention at Cook
Avenue Church tonight.
The Reverend Thomas c. Rogers and
wife OF Texas are conducting a ten days
revival service at Union Mission. No. 1433
franklin avenue. Bible readings AZ 30 p
m. and preaching at night.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
Kicked 10 death.

REPUBLIC SRECIsL y - HI- =
Carthage. H.. Oct. 15-Wesley Wishart q
farmer north Of here. was kicked 10 death
b. a horse at his here to-day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
st. Patrfck,s Drum corn Dance.

81 PRtrick's Fife and Drum corps viii
give A-recepdon and. dance at ST. Lawrence
OToole's Hall on FouEteeEth. between. Bid
die and O'Faiiun streetH, Tomorrow evening.
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avenue Yesterday morning and escaped
The guards are unabIei TO explain the es-
cape. No one could De- found who saw Pat
ton get away.
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Soldier Arrested for D-esertIon.

Crsamerfe and Annex. eos W~RahiaEten
Our Annex and Shdl-F1sh House the
finest west OF New York. Music. Wine list.
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Birth-Nonth ming. for october.

Set with "opsIs.'' signifying Hope S,.a5
TO sSa- and with opais and diamonds, $3.50
TO $50
MERMOD & JACCARD'S.
Broadway. cor. Locust -.
Hrdt Tor Niasirafed cafaIogHt. No.lea ire.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16

nrRairiuE of zine watches
And 5eWefry a speciality. r. w. prosten.
Seventh and Pine @
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16

"NRmma'ss Pancake Flour.
Just h thing these cool mornings.
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A E~RERsoN.

St. Louis man who has been elected presi-
dent OF the National Paint. Oil and Var
nish Association.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16

united in marriage to MT. Cooper
nd Mrs. J. s. Merrill. al Hindsboro.
frend Lewis Muiiikcn.
nundred guests were In attendance.
r and Mr.. George Erauson % Ter.e
Purcell were flower girls. The house
man Of Hindsboro. The bride is 4
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-18
The lengthy legal which appears

The lengthy legal which appears
IN another column OF this page is
the first step in the organization
OF the "Otero Irrigation District"
under the law passed by our late.
lamented legislature. The propo-
sition is OF vital importance to the
residents OF this community, and
in our next issue We will enlighten
readers OF the TRIBUNE IS to the
steps yet to be taken. the pros
pective future and present. status
OF the ditch.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-18

Ir required just TWO days for the
county commissioners to decide
upon the question OF awarding the
county printing The board ad
veTtised tor bids, but none OF them
were considered for moment ex.
cept those OF the two democratic
edit ors, Mr.. Alexander and Mr.
McCauley, both of whom bid legal
rates-S4 cents an inch. The low
est bid was ~ cents an inch, made
by Mr.. Bsrkley, OF the Rocky
Ford Enterprise. We would not
blame the democratic publishers
for accepting the earth il it was
rendered to them by the county
commissioners, and we congratu.
late them upon their ability to
bamboozle Old Pomposity into a
wholesome fear of the power Of
the press. We do blame the
| commissioners, however. and upon
them the entire responsibility rests.
They advertised for bids. and the
| publishers OF the county iahored
under the mistaken notion thai
the board was acting in good faith.
None OF the bids were even con
sidered except those OF the dem
ocratic publishers. II the same
tactics were pursued in awarding
a bridge contract or other county
work there would probably be jus,
the faintest suspicion Of crooked
ness. Mr.. Godding, the republi
can member, fought the PROPOSE
t,on from start to finish, and spent
most Of two days alone in the
commissioners room while his
brother members were out in the
Railways conferring with the dem
ocratic leaders. He made life Z
burden for them. however, when.
ever they returned with some new
proposition. Me Too Kirk was very
ssnbborn At first, but after repeat.
ed conferences with various and
suudry democratic leaders in hall
ways, stairways and back alleys he
finally gave in and consented to
the arrangement made. Me Too
wants to Be good. but circum
stances, democratic pressure and
things are too much for him.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-18

OLp PoMposIiy. the distinguish
ed member from the big red apple
district, is TT sure enough now.
He was elected chairman at the
recent meeting OF the board OF
county commissioners, and II IS
evident that he feels the dignit,
and importance of the Official
honors that have been thrust upon
him. He is now monarch OF all
he surveys from Sugar City TO
Nine Mile. from Robinson to the
iurthermost western boundary, and
even county warrant Is not good
unless it has his signature attach
ed Ye gods, what meat does this
our distinguished chairman feed
upon that he has grown so great
-or is it caused BY diet on big
red apples.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-18
merss.s. fore...... s.,. y ss.,in,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
N virtue Of an execution issued out vf the
county court Of Otero county, Colo RADIO. ON
the seh day Of January. lpoe aud to me d.
recsed upon a certain decree of s.id court.
rendered on the .iss day q December. 1901
IL. and against {. B. Mcbride, Joseph n.
Hollen and aura Collier, hetendAntx. y here
in am commanded for the purpose Of max
ine the sum Of eixhteen hundred and sixty.
i've doilars and seventy cent.. due 20 the said
n. NeBrSde. Joseph q Hoilen and Laura
Coilier, together With interest thereon at the
rate nf per cent from the zfsf day Of DE.
cember, 1901, also The farther aum Of thirty
two dollars ard Afsy- -four ceuts to b. recov-
erred - plAintiR. COT 10 seil the following
descrissa prss.e:is g = g o. m,Sa T TIER ss.Tcof .s
hall q. " II H. north vesa quarter IN. v.
z as.d tie nouth 0ue-half fS 50 of ehe north
easf uuayfer m. 4 ~ - section thirty. -four
"a, tox.ssip s.essy.taces ~ soush. q
g! 49, Is: q snS ix,:. :rsn !. pGs.ss ss
s0nnsy, state q Celoeado. md coasaining
ooe Snnlrsd eiA dxty tieD) acrs~. Now,
a s. 'sad sxscssfi0n, viii on the leth day
a Fsbeuafy, A. d.. fSoe- q the Forth front
J..ss. 9ssso eos:sy, Ccsos.do, ssssesn r. II
ahovs dsssrihsa $780, OF - mach thereof
. nay = pses@9r1. sahtece 70 al right. oe
rs4,SpsiSa e psssse Scsssos e the hixhe.:
psyise 81 s.a .ssi.6ying ~ dess, insers.s
- ss'ss al. g sie ibe1RR, sa.-ss os.ro eoa.s,
By c, n tIBWARO, UDaefsheriR.
rasA peh!Ssaesna, yennesy y l0
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-18
Summons.
STATE or COLORADO, J..
COUNTY OF OTEno.

STATE or CoL1RADo' &.
IL rHx COUNTY CocKr.
MARY MOORE, Fiainti6,
RoBT ". MOORE, Defendant.
The People Of the STATE Of Colorado to Rob-
ert ~ Moore. the defendant above named.
GREETING:
You are hereby requirrsi to appear In nm
action brought against you by the above
named plaintih in the County Court of OHeru
county state Of colorado, and answer the
complaint therein sithin thirty days after
Of Colorado or by qualification or, served
after the service hereof, exclusive OF fhr day
Of service or said action rnny ipe regularly
sst for trinl the same ~ thoug b such appear
uncs had ipren made aud iu~ise hnd been
Joined on such complaint
Tbs said action I. brought b{ plaintiff to
obtain divorce. dissolving the bo0dS Of mat
r;snony now existing brtwecn plainfth and
defendant, ou the gronnd thnt the defend-
ant heinx In good bodily health has failed TO
make reasonable provisioa for the support
Of hia family for the space of ono year. -
viii more fully appear from complaint Ia
and . copy Of which Il hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that II YOU
fail to appear. aud to answer the aid com.
plaint Ms aisSSe required, the said plainti6
win apply to the court for the relief sh1reis
demanded.
court NJ LA Junta, In said county, this Sth
day Of November. A. u. l9oi
Ex-Onicio Clerk Of the County Court.
Firuf publiration Decemher -. 1904.
Last Publication January =. is0c-
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-18

THE first half OF the taxes for the
year 1901 are due and payable on
January Ist, and delinquent after
March ist. The fusion state Of
ficials, however, have not as YET
settled the tangle over the new
revenue law and nobody knows
where they are at. Assessor Ads
mond has been instructed by the
county attorney not to turn the
assessment roll over TO the county
treasurer, and in consequence the
latter has not collected cent oi
taxes for the year 1901, although
. number Of taxpayers have ten
dered the amounts alleged to be
due. The county treasurer has
collected about S45 this year on
last years taxes, and paid out
about $4,000 for o66cial printing
and other miscellaneous items.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-18

A gentleman who recently came
to this city from the east with his
family and intends TO reside here
in the future. was at certain
printing Office few days ago
when bids on 81 so Job were
desired. The "fad" which was in
troduced here few years ago.
brought out this kind OF remark
from the gentleman: ''lf bids are
asked for every little job Of print
ing, when the newspapers are
giving thousands of dollars oil
complimentary pufs every year.
why should not housekeep=rs in
augurate the bid system on a
broader scale, and before purchas
ing their meats, groceries, dry
goods. hardware. funitnse, cloth
ing and other supplies needed.
secure bids. The same rule insti-
tuted against the printing Offices
ought to work well in o.her re-
spects. but wouidn', there be a
howl.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-18

The court house park needs fix
in. It's an eyesore and dis
grace to the city and county as
well in its present condition The
county commissioners might al
least hire some good democrat to
cart away the ielled trees and
brush piles that have been stacked
up in the park all winter. There
are several old barrels and dray-
load Of trash that would prove
more Of an ornament to the city
dumping ground than they do to
their present location. There are
a few democrats that have moi
been taken care Of. and all Of them
are looking for soft snap.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-18

THE grand rabbit hunt at La
Iuuta did not have very large
output. II might not be judicions
to make any remarks concerning
the craftsmanship of the La Junta
gunners, for they did get about
ten times as many rabbits as could
be found in similar distance
from Pueblo Pueblo Chieftain.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-18

DEMOCRATIC candidates have .
faculty OF getting into office
whether elected or not W. J.
Trainor, the defeated candidate for
assessor, has been elected road
overseer. The democratic board
OF county commissioners may be
depended upon to take care OF
tn ir own.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-18
An..., nsss,.s se.iee.

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT TINE
~ nnnunl meesinw of skr share hAl8ers of
The OTero Loaa ard Baiiding A-.<.rinsios
sill b. hsid nj tbs ofBre of Buckry 4 hars.
In IIs Junfa, Coloenslo. oa January q, tNu.
II ~ p. M, for tAe purp,-e OF eiresisg |.
isssard II trnssee- for shr ea~rsiug year. a.sd
trnn..rsinx such oaber hssSiSe~s ss may asf
Z. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
First paihie.tins Dees1b.r 2, lsW.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-18

ALL we need to secure a coal
mine within fifteen miles OF La
lunta is to encourage the present
prospector. the amount oil your
subscription to be delivered IN
coal within sixty or ninety days.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-18
No asess c,ss,s.

We will not do any more credit
business after this date, except
with people who have an aecoun,
with us and pay their bills in full
every thirty days.
Mart DAIMLER.
La Iunts. December 3Ist.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-18

Ar the meeting of the Board OF
Trade held Thursday evening, the
members drilled an oil we'll, dug a
coal mine, established an ice plant
and entertained proposition for
WOODEN mill in this city. We
want them all Pull together.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-18
sesIes ess s.sI,ess,ea.
United ssase. i.Asd OArs,
Pueblo, Colo, January Z. IpE

Pueblo, Colo. Januar, Z. Isc}
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TINE
pf his iufrntioa to make final prssof In sap-
port Of his claim. ard that aid proof ell Iss
made before Clerk Dissrirt Court st L.
Junt. Colo, On Apsil ]. laDe. viz gphrsim
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tion q. To~ nship = s.. Ranxe = ".
his continuous rs4idsare upsn ssd eulttvs-
sion Of aid lard, viz Cary n. nsd9er, VII
aud Swnn ". NeisGn. all Of Rocky Hord. Colo.
]. II. GORDON, RRgisesr-
Hir-s qualifications. yasnary ;. tAE-
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