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New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY James l. Wells: 2o2 ls6th-st 100 n OF To-
i5stAs 1Ss 1o1 10 % SOP IT a4f q
Sv 5s H. &c Story ~ :s1sy sss
ga 3 iSSts S ssss9ses S 2Ss2 fs sale 2s2
Of 7ta"e story and avg n sssi6he s2s
r. story nat h. W With ''05eS oi Sra as
aye ssi 7o 5Ge chest Brook
assigneo's sale 752 westchester- So r t .,
Fes vacant asssnsGs ss sfdotIa1e sas
lots each IS assignee s eSs saIs s Wes1- st.
TrisT Tacast aSsgees sale: Broo-ave Ios2
& # Of s,DTes e $50 Brooave 1882
Of eseheste S9sS sS 55s I BroaTe SF a 'so
1872 Of oo m ss Br66aTe S5 aa s'o"e
Io 2zloo sy sr and 500 s!Snf f. fat OF r. Rroot %n
ave io2 32xiOox assgnees sale lcothst
SAFE : st St 4 Ann save $ I4sthst II ssHs$ 55x
neyave % 2l591 It Of Kingsbrdge Road. four lots
25xIoo each: public auction @ sale: o Aa,, o.
Of By s7it %ia@ ts 1SSs e2a ezSe
ten HI Ranf' Ms4S 2 2e amt bGSEe Ga o. tases
s24s$ 70 = ~ f7at # ct Of Al Tod
atty: Mcmahon, ref amt due, s1.2o6 As: taxes etc.
S'f1 By Z L Phillips Co: 4ol 5othst 1saye 10
L. L. astys ss as m ans 500 6inoase s Gus 80 # Of
$ III # Of i75th-st sex eIxs l1Sx g
casSIns Iigsio al. ~ EstShoE e. Moc & t1gs atys
A. parcel S154 0S parcel C. Sl53 Os prior mge
BY Adrian H Muller &1Son 86 to lO2 Grand-st. n s.
25 # Of iOoxeOx and loft
OfS By RgS1 Brga1 L Kenney: 8os 112st
2d-ave. 20x10O11 story and dwg h; executors sale
BY Philip A Sinyth: 331 35th-st n S. 275
ave 25xBS3 story h. with story br bldg
Mor surviving trustee r Flood al; Su!li-
van & c. attys: McEvily. ref: amt due $S.297 ST.
taxes, S2sS 40.
BY D Ingraham: 1870 washington-ave. n e cor
Wendover-ave. 11x43. .sx1OO, story
Smith agt 1. Vernagla al; Truax & c. attys
Ommen. amt due. S4 73 Il; S2.0a7 O9
prior mtges. S31 600.
By Strong & ireland: 3oS 116th-st s. 1863 IT W Of
sth-ave 1s.9x1O011, story br fat h; y Y b I. Co
agt Hussey AL Hamilton & b. attys: n G Johnson
ref due IS 502 95 taxes. s27S o. prior mtge
$4,000
By Mcvickar Yonkers, Y 81 lots situated on
Rverdae-ave Stanley-ave, Highland
sale.
ave 1s.9x1OO1I; story h: Germania Life ns
al; Dulon & r. attys; H Lindsey, ref;
due. Ss 1877 OF; taxes etc, S204 IA
Meyer * Co: 1872 134th-st, 205 g o
7th-ave, 3Ox9911; story bk fiat H. E Mcpherson.
gdn, agt Ruth al: Goodwin, T & V attys; A II
Iarkin. ref due S21 216 97 S370 1000
207 IT Of 135h-st 266x129 3x25x13S1
story bk fat Clo y: T A o Schwartz Ger-Am e
T G Co al; Hatch, D & c, attys: A II Larkn,
S23 94 SO: S24S 6S; 1902 Brook-ave
1906 165th-st &c 6x13S 1x25x1461 H. story
fat (No g.; atty and ref; due
S24330 30; taxes. etc S2s5 So
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
EDWARD ATKINSON A MARTYR.
THE SENATE PHILIPPINE COMMITTEE RE-
FUSES TO CALL HIM AS a WITNESS.

THE SENATE PHILIPPINE COMMITTEE RE
FUSES TO CALL HIM AS A WITNESS.
IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUSEl
Washington, April 21.-Edward Atkinson has
another grievance to exploit in the columns of
THE Anti-Imperialist." This time it is case
Of inconsiderate outrage Aguinaldo or some
other leader of "Dawning Republicanism in the
Orient The shafts of tyranny have now struck
nearer home. In Mr. Atkinson's own person
liberty Of speech and the publication thereof at
government expense have been brutally stabbed
to death. The editor Of The Anti-Imperialist''
came to Washington this morning, on a hint
from of the Democratic members of the
Philippine Committee OF the Senate that that
committee might be induced to draw the IL
lnitable fund of misinformation which he has
succeeded in acquiring about conditions in the
Philippines. But the committee after weighing
Afr. Atkinson's qualifications absentee
pert decided to refuse him leave to print at
public expense After paying his carfare from
Boston the Massachusetts statesman feels him
self martyr. He is wondering, also, If he has
a claim against the government for his unap-
preciated efforts to set the Senate committee
right
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
SAY CROKER WON'T RETURN IN AUGUST.

Lewis Nixon chairman of the finance committee
OF Tammany Hail. yesterday denied the story, which
gained wide currency In political circles that Rich
ard Croker had planned to return to this city from
his English home by August L
II am in correspondence with Mr.. Croker, and
would be likely TO know If he planned return in
midsummer" said Mr.. Nixon yesterday, "and feel
safe in saying that has no intention Of return
Larry Delmour, one of Mr.. Croker's personal
friends said yesterday that he knew that Mr..
Croker wasn't coming back in August and he
thinks Mr.. Croker will not be in this city again
before some time next spring.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
PHILIPPINE CONCENTRATION CAMPS
MAJOR WOODRUFF SAYS THEY SHOULD BE
CALLED CAMPS OF INSTRUCTION
AND SANITATION.

Washington. April 2l--General John f Weston.
chief comnnissary officer, has received interest
ing letter from Major Woodruff. chief commissary
officer of the division OF the Philippines. dated
March Il. Major Woodruff says:
We are getting along very nicely in supplying
rice TO the natives who are concentrated in Ba-
tangas and 1aguna provinces. Last week, in COM
pany with General wheaton. 1 visited Binan,
Calarnba- Sanro Tomas. Tanauan and Lipa, and
way the concentration OF the natives is carried
out up there is credit the United States Army.
Generals Wheaton and Bell both deserve great
deal OF credit Instead OF being called camps Of
approximation" the proper name would be camps
of instruction and sanitation The houses
about as comfortable as those they were required
TO They all have abundance OF food.
either collected by themselves or furnished by the
military authorities. The inhabitants most
spectful and very cheerful looking They all have
the appearance of being well fed No indications
Of sullenness or discomfort. Their herds taken
out 10 Craze, and altogether / really think
side OF military standpoint. the natives will be
decidedly improved by virtue Of having lived in
these well regulated camps of instruction and
sanitation. The very poor much better off in
every way than they ever were before and they
are subject By the military 10 less tyranny than
formerly by the head men. From a military
standpoint, Of course, the concentration has been
most valuable and has resulted in bringing in
nearly every gun and every insurgent behind 1t
has not fed 10 the province OF Cavite and
Tabayas, which under the control of the civil
government
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
HAMPTON NORMAL ANNIVERS4RY.

Newport News, Va, April I.-Elaborate prepara-
tions have been made by the faculty OF the Hamp-
ton Normal Institute for the reception and enter
tafnment OF Robert c. Ogden's party, which is
pected to arrive tomorrow, when the annual edu-
cational conference preceding the anniversary
exercises will be held The conference will be
tended by a number OF well known men Of letters.
Among the speakers will be Dr. Felix Adler of
New-York: Dr. Albert Shaw, Editor of The Re
view Of Reviews: the Rev. Paul Frothing CHAM, of
Boston: DR. Walter H Page, Editor OF The
Worlds Work: DR.. Hamilton Mabie, of The Out
Look; Dr. Luther H Bailey, of Cornell University,
and DR.. Talcott Williams. of The Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
Ohelal feaal Notiees-

A TTENTION is called to the advertisement
"a l., tho city Record April 10 10 May 2 lso2 or
.be confroaon by the Board of Assessors ana tne
ING in the Bureau Collection of Assessment
Of Assessments local improvements IN tne
ooloueii "IyyT,NTY-TIIIRD WARD. SECTION O.
r-o1,.ga avenue-RegIlatng and paving from one Hun
a-sd ard Fortv-sixh to One Hundred ana foty
aietb street College Observation-Disclosures. grading cuIo
ir AsgCing laying crosswalks and fencing from IN
tI11dred and Sxty-thrd street to One Eundre1 anu
Sy+yforh street One Hundred and Thlrty-seconl
Street-ReguIatng paving and laying crossVVaS
rarool< avenue TO St AIMS avenue East one
and Fiftv-eighth StreetRegat1ng. grazing curoihs
from Sheridan avenue to Mott avenue 80
W - and 112 Block PASS. East Ore Hundred ana
Sx+nnth Street-Reguating. grading curolng ana nag
ong from Boscobel to Marcher avenue.
co,,1dvyau ACCOMPLISHING. from One Hundred ana
Sxty-frst Boston road .-o,-r1>- .,
N' TWENTY THIRD WARD, SECTION IL
R{t-er PIace-Regulating. grading curoing nagglns.
Iavine crosswaks paving and planting trees from Oon
avenue 10 Prospect avenue.
TWENTY-FOURTH WARD. SECTION IL
Fast One Hundred and Seventy-seventh Street-Sewer
from BOSTON road street. Jessup Place-Hegu
iatng grading curbing tagging and laying crosswaks
from RoscobeI Marcher avenue Prospect Ave
n1e-Sewer from Hundred and Seventy-seventh
sewer in East Hundred and Seventyffth street from
-osnect avenue summit situated eesteriy
'TWE,ZTY-FOITRTH WARD. SECTIONS II AND r.
Pelham Avenue-Sewer. between Southern BouIevard
ard IoriIard Mace EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT.
anu Comptroller.
City Of York. April IS. 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
SAY HE BURNED HOTELS.
WILLIAM CATO Is CHARGED IN FLORIDA
WITH BEING AN INCENDIARY-
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Jacksonville Fla. April 21--Wiliam Cato. who is
well known in New-York hotel circles and who
has been running hotels in Florida for several
wears was arrested here to-day charged with
incendiarism S. J. Kennerly and A NJ Steerf' OF
Palatka made sworn afidavits that he attempted
IN b1,rn the Putnam House that place in Janu-
ary last Several suspicious fires were found IN the
building a that time.
Cato had charge Of the Putnam House for sew
eral seasons and also the Carleton Hotel here
for a year He says he is innocent Of the charge
The Sheriff took him to Paatka for trial to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22

The approxirnate amount lien charge 20 sss
is 70 be SOLD Is 80
es3 Os with interest thereon from the 10Th gay m TO
700 ,osstber with costs and allowances announSlnS
s9S5 Tyitb interest thereon March llth IS-
gsther WITH the expenses OF the sale The - =,
Of other liens Whch
he allowed to purchaser out OF the purchase t"
oaid nv is S2s5.63 and interest
The above described property will be SOLD
contained in deed from tfo'
,gr-is to Marv Ann Smith dated September sth - -
snd recorded in Office of the Register OF the
OF Westchester in Lher iS1 OF Conveyance A@s
all n subsequent deeds
DATED New York. March IS. 1902 x,.-.~
ADRIAN II. LARkIN. kslefs"
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
POWER FOR GREAT NORTHERN
THIRD RAIL WILL BE USED AND WATER
IN CASCADE MOUNTAINS UTILIZED.

Chicago. April 21-By order Of President HILL
Great Northern Railroad engineers have taken UP
the question Of the early utllzanon OF "d'el -
~ Cosoo6a Mountains for generating electric
mower with which to operate Great Northern trains
across the Cascade Mountains for a distance OF d
hundred miles is the statement made by the Ia
coma GTash.) correspondent OF The Inter-Oceai1t t
Di,rinp the last month the Great Northern engl-
neers have been locating water power rlghlS anu i
-orsr house rights on the rivers and creeks in the
cascade Mountains contiguous to Two Mile tas,
cade tunnel which the railroad company nillsheu
Issr wear The third rail system will be used
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
WANTS sEDITIoN LAWS REPEALED.

Washington, April Ex-senator Teller to-day in
troduced resolution declaring il TO be the sense
OF the Senate that the sedtion laws in force in the
Philippines should be repealed The resolution is
lpreceeded by preamble citing the arrest OF the
editors Of the newspapers Freedom and ''Vol-
cano' published in Manila. and asserting that they
are to be tried under these laws by judges who
their appointments and tenure of office 10 the
commission for the criticism OF which the men are
- be tried
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
A1-cT1OE SALES YESTERDAY,

By Samuel Godsker AS and $50 dlgths{ a "a yscant
S1-ari55re sale $ II Alice EDWARDS
NJ & Isaacs attys: Julius I-ehIn*n rec au ad
iudet 81 500 taxes. etc. S3iO prior mtse s"V'o' ~
iourned to April 30.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

34th-st No los to 10 West, for a twelve story
brick Office building. with store, A.. .1x9S9 Q; New
Realty Corporation. No 81 Willian-st
oBnar: No 81 WalI-st-
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ OF NEW YORK-Frederick A. O. Schwarz. plain
,i~r sgsfnsr German American Real Estate Little G1a
80 Se~nanv and others defendants Action N. bih
nursranca OF A Judgment Of foreclosure ana 49,
AM made and in the above entitled a'iJ,
tbA UNDERSIGNED referee in said Judgment Iafle W
sell az public auction. at the New 1eEA Fs1dl &C.
SaIesroc-l. Ill Broadway. in the Eoro1sn p .i
Sat-sn County OF York. the 22nd daN Or APIr.
Ia12 AZ twelve o'clock that day ny Fe,-I =
Never auctioneer the premises directed hy sa1
~ ba sc!t ana therein described follows, Al 'lal
ing in the Borough Bronx. City County ana
OF New York bounded and described as fol.o% o -
Begirring point the Eastery slGe OF s14
nS ss wieeped at point hundred and eighty
hundreGths feet SoutnerIS L.SHi
Street as shown certain map entitled Map o1 5,s
Village o. Morrisana situated about one and 'ns1t
SANTA in Township OF West Farms IN ne .l-,s
YVsstcheste- state of New York, dated west
10th. 1s4S. Andrew Findlay SurVssS. Zr M Map
in the WestChester County REGISTER oI1@ or
Number 64I. running thence Easterly and parat-
nearly with SAT- shown on sdl4
one hundred forty-six and n1nety-eisht ne. Tot
Number twenty as shown an said map at point -,
and seventy feet soutne'Iy 'i' i-'-,i,q
SoutherIy the Westerly side OF said 10y ~ -
Twenty. twenty-five feet. thence westerly ana psu
through party wall ana on p4 .LIs and
or nearly with said Third street one H"'.-c
thirtv-eight and ten oae-huadredths feet more or
a point on EasterIy side OF Brook Avenue as
which point distant twenty-slx and htty srt,,ing
and thence northery along said easter@y side OF
Avenue twenty-stx and ffty-three -hunGreallS 49,
TO place OF beginning.
Dated York. March Is l9t- -.>- r,.s.~aa
ADRIAN II I-ARK1N: FeIets-,-
HATCH DEREvOISE & COLBY, Attorneys for Flai'''-
Nc. Wall Street. New York City . - .old
TIE following a diagram Of the property % % S
Its street number is 1902 Brook Ave
2rd shown above mentioned map
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
Gummcr Resorts 9uloes.
DOCTORS s.

DOCIORS SAY
chat during heated term in Greater New YORK you
must take wife and the children and
GO TO THE MOUNTAINS
Of Sullivan Ulster Delaware Counties. y y. on
the main line and branches the New York ontario
Wesrsrn Railway. a Of absolute HEALTH AT
NODF.RATE COST 1000 feet above the sea. with Pure
Air Pure Water only three hours ride on
the cents for postage 70 the unders Sae1
and a below the SEperoly mus
-, teJ Eook f.STrNMFR HOMES OF 200 pages II
gives list OF Hotels and Boarding Houses. win
board facilities, attractions &c
on MAY 29th 3oth Excursion tickets az reduced
will a Broadvav. l5i Broadway ana
Ferry Oaces giving opportunity os personally riec
Summer home and also enjoying ~
N region Tickets good returning Up %
June I'd
37O broadway. 2s1 Av 245 columbus Av To-, f.ss'
Tc5th St 213 West 12jth lS2 5th Az, ticket "l7S
Franklin West 42d st. Ferries
IN BROOKLYN: Court St. $50 Fulton ST. - h''a1-
VI agle Office
Passenger rates. cents mile
J c. ANDERSON.
General Passenger Agent SO Beaver St. y y
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
GrhooI AQeneies.

:. WF7RICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGE.Noi a
s-DoIee Professors Teachers Tutors. GoVethesse'.
90 TO Colleges. Schools and, Families. Apply 70
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22

OFFICE BUILDING FOR THIRTY-FoOFIH-' L
Plans were filed Saturday at the bureau .,
Buildings for twelve story brick once N ana
fapI~t6s The New-York Realty Corpora
ton. No "a William-st. is the owner, bii anu The
Sra rraft of No 81 Wal-st. is the archItect' INC
cost Of the building is placed at $iOo"O
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
TITLE TO BROADWAY PARCEL PASSED

The Forty-Two Broadway Company took @ ulie
Yesterday to Nos IS, 40 and AZ Broadway anu Ne
,5 ~ - NJ 26 broadway from Bleecker \. Mitchell
as executor and trustee The valuation Of this 6hts
property is about 10000 The tPoWg b M
Broadwa Company the % +awySTs 3Toy av IfG and NJ
80 az "a and d Newest year, Az per cent
Sl,150.000.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22

HEART OF THE ADIROSDACKS.
3T[EWEM3 8 HOUS 8 e.
LAKE PLACID. NEW YORK.
Opens May Greatly enlarged thoroughly
waited refurnshed 80 bath suites Sanitary system
the latest and best. Fine IS hole Golf Links.
Illustrated Booklt Fred H. Scohed. Metropolitan Build
ing. Madison Square. New York Representative.
A. & A. STEVENS.
nTSEGO HALL. COOPERSTOWN. NEW YORK-A
~ small hotel OF Otsego; high ground;
well kept good table large comfortable Suit
ab Tennis and Golf grounds. Address
MRS. X. NJ. PRICE
CooperstoWn. y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
NEW-YORh.

NIAME@HAaLANE=HGygE.
OPENS FOR SEASON 1902 MAY BOTH
An ideal summer moderate cost; heathest
locality positively malaria, mosquitoes
humidity COOL accommodates geo;
rooms orchestra, bicycling boating
bowling. fishing. pool. tennis: finest GOLF LINKS IN
Sullivan County Write for beautifully illustrated booklet
giving 80 Photographic views.
c. VI. BARTLETT. Kiamesha. Sullivan Co. N Y
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
1edehers.

FVFRF.rT STONE tYaIe and Columoia) $40 "eS'
n 5fth y Tutoring pupils or tutors rss-.su.-
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
FURNISHED Gouscs Go fet-G onutrn.

FVARRYTOWN-O UDSON.-House: bedrooms
i completely furnished: ten minutes walk from sta
ton; 200; large porches stable shade
and fruit; $3.50 per month FREE & MURRAY.
Tsrrytown, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
LONG ISLAND,
nj A NE] a M 8 [gT
NEW JERSEY.
lINGT

AND EIGHT COTTAGES BERNAftL)SN lL~A-E " =
Opens May II. 35 miles from New-York. on D, L &
". r. Barclay Christopher St Ferry Altitude.
500 feet GEORGE W. FUTILE. Mgr
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-22
Mrs. unruh's Lectures.

A breezy and somewhat san dy
afternoon prevented large aud
fence from hearing Mrs. Unruhs S
address on "Where Are Our
Boys" but those who braved the
the unpleasant weather were well
repaid. In the evening the sub
ject was "That Old Bachelor, "
and the Presbyterian church was
crowded.
Mrs. Unruh's lectures were COM
mended by those present, and that
the audience was we'll pleased was
shown by the liberal collection
contributed for state work
Quite number signed the
pledge and so many OF the young
people signified their wish to com
mence the Y work that a meeting
was appointed to be held at Mrs.
Hanby's on Thursday night.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-22
m,eh.cl... m.u..e.p...

The greatest Worlds Far the
world has ever seen will be held
at St Louis in 1903. To keep in
touch with the work of preparation
Tor this great Worlds Fair and
to get all the news all over the
earth, every reading person should
at once subscribe for the great
newspaper OF St Louis, the Globe
Democrat. Ii stands e-eminent
and alone among American news
papers, and acknowledges no
equal or rival. Its circulation
extends to every state and terri
tory of the union, to Canada and
Mexico. and to every part of the
world where there are readers of
the English language. 1t ought
to be in your home during the
coming year. See advertisement
elsewhere in this issue.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-22
Death Of mr.. em.,.on.

The TRIBUNE received letter
from George P. Emerton last
Thursday morning, dated Los An
geles, Cal, which reads as follows:
"Mary A wife OF George p EN-
erton, died at her home in Los
CAL, last Wednesday,
morning, February 18th, at 4 a. m.
She was i'll only twenty-four hours.
The cause OF her death was con-
gestion OF the brain and spinal
cord. The interment took place
at Evergreen cemetery on Friday
last"
The news OF Mrs. Emerton's
death was a shock to this commune
ity, where both she and her hus
band were well known and highly
esteemed. Mr.. Emerton has the
deep sympathy OF many La unta
friends in his great bereavement.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-22
m.en.r,e., superintendent. Force.


c. M. Taylor, mechanical super.
intendent of the western grand di
vision OF the Santa Fe, is now To-
Gated with his Office force in tem-
porary quarters in the old reading
room. ]. II. Beggs is chief clerk
with force Of six men under him
at present. John Turner, former
ly with ii. f. Clucas, general
foreman at Pueblo, has been trans
ferred to a desk in the mechanical
superintendent office, and three
clerks are expected to arrive to-
day from the general offices in
Topeka. A. NJ Warner, formerly
stenographer in the Office of the
master mechanic at Ration, has
also been transferred TO this city.
Charles Nounes, formerly with the
Otero County Republican, has Sc
cured position as messenger.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-22
Omar Canal In Trouble.

Z. w. Mcdaniel, of this city
was Pueblo visitor last Wednes
dry and presented petition ad
dressed to the district court asking
that the present officers of the
Omar Canal c ompany be restrain
ed from doing certain things. Mr..
Mcdaniel appeared before Judge
Voorhees, and the injunction was
granted.
1t is not very long story for
the real trouble started last De-
cember. The Omar ditch takes
its supply from the ApishaPa river,
mountain stream which rises
near the Spanish Peaks. The
land irrigated is south OF Fowler
and is said 10 he the only land in
the Arkansas Valley upon which
potatoes have been raised with any
great success. The annual elec-
tion was held December I4th last.
and at that time the following
board. ct directors were elected:
C. A. Watson, G. P. Davenport,
John i. Watson and n. NJ. Wat
son. In the election of officers
which followed the Watsons Jared
well, for c. A. Watson was elect
ed president; John l. Watson,
secretary, and H. M. Watson,
treasurer. The petition for the
Injunction was signed by NJ. La
Pierre, r. S. Beymer, A. II. Lin
coin and a number of other mi
nority stockholders and ranchmen
under the ditch. 1t is alleged that
the stock in the ditch company
was paid for by labor and that the
present officers secured their own
election by fraudulently issuing
stock to themselves just before
the election. The order made
by Judge Voorhees, will restrain
the officers from changing the
books Of the company or issuing
further certificates of stock. The
petitioners also ask that receiver
be appointed pending the suit and
also that the alleged illegal
slectioa Of directors ssd ofdcers
be ~ asids. The case will be
heasd on il merits March Sd.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-22
Achieved > Fest.

At last the "Bureau of Infor-
nation Sign," has gone down. 1t
took c. E. Burg to achieve the
feat The gentleman had no
sooner arrived from La Junta than
his attention was drawn to the fact
that no one had had .he temerity
to remove the emblem that did
yeomen service during the fair
times. Accordingly yesterday Mr.
Burg repaired to the Office OF Ar
chitect Whittlesey and asked if
that gentlemtn would interpose an
Objection to the removal OF the
unsightiy adornment. After due
consideration OF the important
matter and of the defferential and
courteous manner in which the re-
quest was preferred, the architect
expressed his willingness. Mr..
Burg secured ladder and made
short work of the promising motto.
Albuquerque Journal Democrat
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-22
som..hins rh.. vii, Do You Good.


We know of no way in which we
can be OF more service to our read
ers than to tell them of something
that will be of real good to .hem.
For this reason we want to
acauaint them with what we con-
slider one of the very best reme-
dies for coughs, colds, and that
alarming complaint, Group. We
refer 10 Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. We have used it with
such good results in our family so
long that 1t has become a house
hold necessity. BY its prompt
use we haven't any doubt but that
il has time and again prevented
Group. The testimony is given
upon our own experience, and we
suggest that our readers, especially
those that have small children,
always keep it in their homes as
a safeguard against Group.
DEN Is. c. MESSENGER. For sale
by all druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-22
Want. to b. i. Printer, Too.

The Standard is more than
measurably happy this week The
types Groom sweet lullaby as
they tell the cheerful advent OF a
dainty little boy in the home of
II. l.. Brown. Of this Office. There
are other boys in the world, per
haps, but none quite SO interesting
as the little stranger who visited
this Office Saturday morning, witt,
a lusty cry OF "Papa, please let
me be printer, too" Mother
and child are doing finely
Grangeville (ldaho) Standard.