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New-York tribune., 1902-12-14

I'VE have TO have inspectors TO watch it to see
that factories do not polute 1t, and to prevent
private dwellers from emptying sewage into it,
Why we anxious to prevent the enactment
of this proposed legislation? Well, let explain
to you said of the prominent Hopatcong
land owners the other day.
''If the abandonment of the canal should be
thorized and the railroad company should be al
lowed to retain all property and water rights.
don't you that in all probability the waters of
poses2
when the original canal company secured the
right to construct the canal it also secured the
right TO the waters of Lake Hopatcong TO feed
the canal The company constructed a dam ard
raised the waters of the lake about eleven feet,
to their present level Now, you readily see
that if permission given by the legislature to
abandon the canal without restriction. that would
enable the railroad company the waters of
the lake for any purpose and the lake might be
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
REHLND TIE SCENES.

From The Chicago News.
Hurry up. Rowland" called the leading lady.
the people are mad because we are keeping theIl
Then will not go on at aIL'' stornled the heavy
tragediaI
why not ?''
.,Because refuse TO play TO madhouse.t
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14

gnrppean ADVERTISEMENTS

EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS viii
find the London Office of The Tribune, 149
Fleet Street, 4 convenient place 10 leave their
advertisements and subscriptions for The
Tribune
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BEEKEEPERS TO MEET.

VIII Hold Annual Convention in
This City Saturday.
Invitations have been issued to the
annual convention Of the Utah State
Beekeepers' association. which viii be
held at the city and county building on
April .. Morning and afternoon ses-
slons win be held, be first opening at
10 liz the forenoon and commencing
again at 5 in the afternoon.
One Of the objects of the meeting
viii be the formation of an exchange
for the protection and benefit of the
heekeeDers throughout the state. The
exchange viii be a means Of bringing
the keepers in closer touch with each
other, and il is thought that in that
way they VIII receive better prices Tor
the product and at the same time be
able to get more reasonable prices on
supplies.
A large number Of those interested
III the bee Industry are expected to be
present at the meeting and an invita-
ton is extended to everyone. The in
vitatiOns are signed by Z. s. LOvesy,
Salt Lake City. president, and J. B.
Fagg, East Mil Creek. secretary.
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CIBIRvOYANCE.


CLAIRVOYANCE possessed in its full
est degree by Nine. =. Ford, located al
10 West Second South, first entrance
vest of postoffice-
DO YOU WISH TO POSSESS THE KEY
to the vaults of happiness, friendship,
wealth and fame. or viii YOU plod along
vainly hoping that luck or chance may
open the door for yOu2 Why not consult
this gifted lady. She can and viii assist
you
She gives reliable information on oil
and mining business. and whom you
should marry and when. also she tells
you the names Of your friends, enemies
or rivals and how to gain your heart s
desire; in fact all you wish to know IS
told YOU plainly and correctly TO YOU X
PERFECT SATISFACTION.
If not, you have nothing TO pay Tor
SATISFACTION is GUARANTEED TO
ALL. No money accepted IN advance.
You pay nothing until after the sllunS
is all over. and then not unless you
are perfectly satisfied. is THIS MOI
HONEST2 Could anything be fairer?
make this honest offer 10 give you all an
opportunity 10 call and test my powers
without running any risk or loss, Tor
know ! am able to do all I advertise
Therefore. is it anything strange I am
making this Offer2 Has this not honesty
upon the face Of it2 Advice given on al
points Of interest. such as love, court
ship, or marriage or divorce, business
transactions, StockSl gram healIh, etc =
recover losses, wills OF mislaid deeds, re
unite the separated, cause speedy and
happy marriages. remove bad luck and
stumbling blocks Of all kinds. 7 give you
luck to win and love TO overcome your
rivals, etc. Also in business ] tell you
what is best to do, whether move y
advisable If so. when and whence, OF II
YOU should buy or sell; if so. to whom
and when. Advice OF all family troubles.
tell you whether your husband or wife
is true or false, giving names in full and
facts which viii prove true and blessing
to you 10 know. All business strictly
confidential Try to call mornings to
avoid waiting.
HOURS-9 a. m. to s p. m; Sunday, 70
N. 70 n. m
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thlrty-gwo births, Of which twenty
were males and twelve females. The
deaths reported for the same period
number nineteen, nine being males and
ten females In addition 20 these,
three bodies were brought mere for
burial Two bodies were shipped to
other places for interment
Of the principal contagious diseases
there were leAs reported this week than
during any week OF the current year.
AT the close OF the last report there
were thirty-three cases Of scarlet fever
in the city. During the week three new
cases developed, nine were released.
and none having died. left twenty-sev-
en- cases at the close Of this report The
new cases Of diphtheria. as compared
with last week increased Two, six hav-
ing been reported. Five cases were dis
charged during the week, leaving ten
cases in detention, one more than the
previous week.
One case Of smallpox was discharged
during the week. and no new ones hav-
ing beer reported. there are still three
cases remaining in quarantine. OF the
other diseases required to be reported.
there were twenty-one casss of measles
and one case OF chickenpok
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EeeED A STREET CAR.
Boys Amuse themselves Throwing at
Car and Pedestrians.

Boys Amuse themselves Throwing at
Car and Pedestrians.
Eggs were the missiles used by a
number of small boys in the vicinity
Of West Temple and Third South yes
terday afternoon, and pedestrians
along those streets realized the fact to
their sorrow. A street car passing west
on Third South was the chief object
for target practice and the mOtorman
was handed a bunch that caused him
to stop his car with a jerk and give
chase to the youngsters. He started
in pursuit, but was OUtdistanced easily.
Others who happened along We're
given the same treatment and at
tempted TO capture the boys. Police
headquarters were notified Of the &C
tons of the lads and an officer was
sent 10 the place. He captured one Of
the urchins, but on his solemn promise
to behave himself in the future he was
reieaS ed
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POSITION, assayer, out Of town or
foreign country no objection. B 49,
Herald.
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SOCIETIES.
~0~N~~~~-N~N~~-~~~-~-e-~-~
NOIlCE.
Notice IS hereby given that there will
be meeting Of Great Salt Lake Camp
No. 1901, Modern WOodmen Of America.
held at the office Of i. Pierce. No. 2lS
South Main street, Room Z, Salt Lake
city, Utah. on Monday, March 81. 1902. at
: p m, for the purpose of adopting can
dldateS. GEO. NJ. SULLIVAN,
Clerk
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

y--~---~---
DOLLARS and Horse Sense" Our new
booklet: interesting reading and valuable
information showing permanent weekly
income from investments Of SO 70 $ly,yl
statement Of profits actually paid 20 date
extensive reference list from SATISFIED
customers W ". O'Hara, Union Trust
building. Cincinnati. Ohio
A % PER CENT monthly profit seems
q fabulous earning. but many * oui
reputable corporations pay IL 7 oHer yo'
an investment on sums Of So ana Up
ward that is legitimate and morally sur
I viii Ton request) send fun I'M formal no.
by mail s. E Jackson, Downing bldg
New York.
A TRIAL account win convince yor
that our customers are JUSTIFIED IN en-
dorsing US and our plan o. operation q
the only method Of handling accounts
small investors Write Us Henry + liA
& Co, Hudson bldg. New YORK
FIRST CLASS dry goods man U-tf
$4,000 cash 10 buy half interest aHa tax
charge 81 fine paving dry soo1s business
IN city. Address B l0g. Herald
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The windsor Furopean Hotel
We 80
DIED.

sAKUTH-In this city March q, 1902.
OF pneumonia, Esther Clara Sakuth,
aged 8 years and Z months daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Sakuth-
This is the second child the bereaved
parents have lost within the past two
months Funeral viii occur today Sun
day. at ] p. m. from the parents home,
AZ Pitts street. Interment at Nit. Olivet
cemetery. Friends invited to attend.
Funeral Notice.
The funeral services over the remains
of the late Mary Spencer Blakemore. who
died March . Of general debility, aged
as years. viii be held Monday at 2. m.
from 219 A street Friends are invited
to attend and may view the remains from
/ to 2 p. N. on day Of funeral.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank,
General banking business: interest
maid on savings deposits. ". F. Arm
strong. president. J. Z Game. cashier
Castle Gate. Clear Creek. Winter
Quarters. Sunnyside lump, nut and
slack. anthracite (su sizes). % South
Main street: telephone 429.
d. J. SHARP. Agent.
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V,.Nr n

AGENTS W'NIr m
~~~N.~.~D~0~-~-~-~-~-~
w. RAJ - d week ana expenses tC
men with rigs TO introduce Poultry Com
pound. international Mfg. Co, Parsons,
Kan
AGENTs-S10 daily, introducing our
Bi..tfant Gaslight Burners Families
BUSHES Houses, Banks, Churches, Pri
vate and Public Buildings buy at sight
These Burners are what the people arc
looking for. They do not require chin
ney 90 break OF wick TO trim, and make
no smoke or dirt Fit any coal oil lamT
without expense or trouble and produce
the Best. Chea pest and C.eanest Light
Il is a great money maker for agents
90 per cent profit. Write at once an-
get To work right away. Sample free
Enterprise Mfg. Co, 2 -, Cincinnati o.
SEQ WEEKLY made in mail order bus
mess; conducted by anyone. anywhere
particulars for stamp. Central Supply
Co, Kansas City, No.
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AUCTION SALE.
CLEANING AND pYEINe.

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UTAH steam Dyeing and t'ieaEins Co..
s. z. 3-d So High-ciass work moder-
ate prices. Telephone No. sl4-I
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UNAVOIDABLE

A GOOD girl Tor general mouse Work;
no Wasnlng, gOod wages. Iif t. 4st SCUM
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->~-@~@-~e>~~-~>~~~-~~ -.
6-rm. double br.. Paxton Ave, bar
gain, SS80.0o
THE UTAH SAVINGS & INVESTMENT
CO,
Now is the time to save money by
paying US s a month for lW 70 ~ months
you will receive from US sl,oOV' pesloeS
having your life insured for the tuu
amount in one OF the leading old line life
insurance companies. II you nave paia
in but one months dues ana shoulu ole,
your family would receive the thousand
dollars. or if you wish 10 BUY a nome
We VIII loan you the money ana allow
you TO pay il back in small monthly pay
meuts. A first-class contract for a few
reliable agents Call and see US az rooms
200 and 201 Progress building The Union
Savings & Investment company
b. II. ROBERTS. President.
l0x1g cor. 5th So. and 18th E. west
and No. front, 5000.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co, z9l MAIN
S-room brick and frame, artesian well,
house cost over $3.50. lot 3li2Xl40 and r.
Of W., Rio GTande Ave, price SL5t'-S5l5
cash, bal. $50 per mo. Building lots near
18th r.. and 18th So, 500 each. Bulldlng
lots $50 feet deep, near 5th T. ana no. OF
10th So, $125 each. Fine corner on I'd
St, west of n. So 'front.' $40 per rod.
Building lot, 81 feet frontage, near "a T.
and 9Th So, on 35-ft ST, s15V-lnslali
ments 21kx4 on 9Th St. w. Of J St. 500
Fine 8-rOom frame residence IN Daring
ton. modern, hot air heat (house cost over
on So. Temple near W. T., at so per loot-
We have largest list in the CITY
LITTLE & LITTLE, No. W. ID So
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Personal Mention.

state Superintendent Nelson partici-
mated in TIE teachers institute al oasis
yesterday.
APOSTLE Brigham Young mas returned
from winters sojOurn IN Arizona ana
New Mexico. He is much improved -
health and viii participate In the church
conference this week.
The Windsor European Hotel
Adjoining the Kenyon. New build
ing. new furniture. Rates, SOC, 75c and
81 Der day. A. Fred Wey, Prop.
We Cater
for your comfort in night robes and
pajamas All grades.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
16e Main street.
Dr.. E. ". Keysor's method Of filing
teeth Is painless. 1s2 Main street. Auer-
bach building. Telephone llze X
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EIENATORC

@-@~@~~~~-~~@-~e~s~~@~ ~4N-~-N-NyNNso..
W ILL save you money on anv kirs -
an elevator. William Watrous aee-t e e.
East Third South 49, %
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HAT FACTORY.

-277-'-1--T--1-@~
save you two and three profits Won ~
ia hat stores. THE LATEST BTOrf-c
See them at our salesroOm. a 2. Isl "a
Factory 120 w. So. Temple
SAT- LAKE HAT FACTOR.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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"a aALLABLr man COOK wants situa-
ton in or out of city. Address Continental
hotel. room 10.
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samp1e roam at Kenyon Hotel during
Conference t5me. call and see US
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Mrs. McMonegaI wishes 10 announce
10 the ladies of sea- Lake and vicinity
tSat she is now ready 70 take orders
for spring work in fine tailoring and
dressuaking. The madam's past rec
ORD is a sure guarantee that all WORK
done win be satisfactory. suite 2.-zS'
over Walkers store Take elevator
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LESS DISEASE IN THE CITY.

But Three Scarlet Fever and six
Diphtheria Cases Reported.
There f-ere reported To- the board az
health fol the week ending March 29.
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s. no UNTO AND RETURN.

Sunday, March so.
Via Oregon short Line. Special train
At 9 d. M and special returning.
Eagles day.
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AUCTION SALES.

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AUCTIONl AUCTIONl
on Tuesday. April I, at 1880 a. H., No.
rs street, fine parlor rockers. leather
rocker, mahogany table and chair. dress
CT. fine rug. cost so; carpet and mating,
all brass bed. hair mattress, iron bed.
brass trimmed; portieres, hot blast stove,
extension table, couch. fine steel range,
lot china, glass and silverware, granite
ware, garden hose and tools. etc. etc.
X A ANDREWS. Aucuoneer
AUCTION SALE
BY E VI. ONION. on Tuesday, April l.
1890 2. n. at s65 5th ave. Waterloo.
Carpets. iron beds, music stand, library
table. reclining chair, cook and heating
stoves. bookcases. set encyclopedia, and
lot miscellaneous books, good tent, fold
ing camp cots. horse. light wagon and
harness. typewriter, etc. etc Waterloo
car to 9Th ave.
FOR FURNITURE and carpets cali az
I X L Furniture & Carpet Installment
House: terms 81 on so; SO on yl0o. -
East Second South
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STORAGE
SCAVENGER.
Trunk REPAIRING.
TICKEI BROKERS.
wAIIP PAPER

-~D~NNN-~-~-e0elOIo
The charm Of wall paper le the 80
and color effect HundTeds o.
STYLES and designs from the best man
facturers. We do decorating IN 81 y
branches at reasonable prices, ana s--.
anLee everything You take no sls-
with US. George Fl. Ebert q o. ~
state. Phone 12S8-k.
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Esster Neckwear.

Carefully selected patterns. suitable
for the day. The proper shades and
shapes.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.
100 Main street.
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WOMAN wants work house cleaning.
Information bureau, city and county
building. Tel 619
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WATCHES and jewelry. cleaning VI q
-naineprinr. 500. c. J.. W. b0"1l1' ~
y % south
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COLLECTIONS
MAPS
Cash REGISIERS

1,e,-y-TrPs. OF.
NATIONAL CASH EE1 ~ ~ Ere
5rosheH. sales agent TOT 81 Mar =
cash. register repairing W.
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] F. BOEs. Manufacturing 's''
Removed TO 20 Main.
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FOR SALE.

A MISCELLANEOUS lot Of furniture,
almost new. Apply room III Cullen hotel.
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WATCHES ANO JEWELsf.

EXPERT AND RELIABLE watch g
7ai-i1r at reasonable prices JeWleT! z.
0afring ana diamond setting a i--- - -.
If watches and jewelry al 2s1
5riees Sal Sickle. the jeweier, 70 Z Z. =
st. Mail orders given prompt all-----
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EXPERIENCED nurse wishes engage
ment. 355 W. 9Th South.
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F1IvAPD MGURRINi AJ1'----'
Sc Atlas Block.
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6-rm. double br.. Paxton Ave, a bar
gain $500 co.
Houston Real Estate Inv Co, 81 Main
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Royal Zwieback, pure, clean, healthy;
1000 for everybody. IOc per dozen For
sale bv Ths ROYAL. 30 South Main.
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FAMILY horse, harness. buggy; fine
team wagon, harness, cheap. 243 w. 81
South.
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ONE baby carriage and one refrigerator
30 f. 4th South.
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FOR SEVEN DAYS ONLY:
Bedroom sets, So and up.
Springs, 81 and I'D.
Mattresses. 81 and up.
Wardrobe, S. and up.
Iron beds. S2S5 and up.
SidebOards, 80 and up.
And prices 10 suit on everything else
We need room for more goods. Coop.
Secondhand store, 224-226 State St. Phone
1156-K.
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Work That Wins
its customers because OF its painstak-
Ing care TO detail, color and finish. Get
the best. Give your call.
TROY LAUNDRY,
Telenhora 1872 166 Main street.
La Junta tribune., 1902-06-07
Engineer Bender Killed.

Engineer William +. Bender,
OF the south end, was killed las,
Tuesday evening at the bridge
over Devils Gap in the Raton
mountains. Bender double head
ed out Of this city Tuesday on de-
layed No. 7, leaving the train at
the top Of the mountain and starting
down for Ration as "light en-.
gine." He was leaning out Of the
cab examining his engine, when
his head came in contact with the
side OF the iron bridge, crushing
his face and breaking his neck.
Bender was one of the most pop
nlar engineers on the New Mexico
division. His home was at Ration.
He was single and about thirty
years Of age. and has been in the
employ of the Santa Fe since 1894.
La Junta tribune., 1902-06-07
Elk.' Carnival.

The great De kreko Brothers
Roman Carnival and Exposition
Company passed through La Jun
ia about noon last Wednesday in
4 special train consisting of six
baggage and four passenger cars.
They were on their way to Victor,
where they will exhibit at the
Elks' Carnival, June 9th to r4th.
They are also engaged to exhibit
at Pueblo during the week of June
10th, on the occasion OF the Elks'
Carnival in that city.
La Junta tribune., 1902-06-07

I,4oo feet to reach the oil sands in
this locality. The strike Of the
strong flow of gas in the Santa Fe
artesian well in this city last Mon
day, has caused considerable en-.
thnsiasm among local oil magnates
as the artesian we'll is on direct
line with the site OF the company's
oil well, and oil veins. you know,
transverse the interior OF the earth
IN direct lines from somewhere to
somewhere.
La Junta tribune., 1902-06-07
Great Influx Of summe, Tourists.

Marshal Melvin is doing land
Office business these days round
ing up the hobo element, and il
won't be long before La Junta will
have reputation established that
will cause the visits of these weary
road angels to be very few and
far between. Twenty members OF
the fraternity were gathered into
the fold Wednesday morning.
Three, who had not yet forsaken
the work habit, secured an en-
gagement with Matt Daimler to
heave dusky diamonds, three were
turned over to i'm King, cripple
and ''lunger" were turned loose,
and the remaining twelve are
cleaning up the streets and back
alleys.
La Junta tribune., 1902-06-07
coiorsdo's Agricultural Showing.

A census report on agriculture
in Colorado, issued last Tuesday,
shows that the "a, 700 farms of the
state enumerated June 1, 1900,
were valued at SIo6, 344, OBS. OF
this valuation IS per cent was in
buildings and the remainder in
land and other improvements than
buildings. The value Of farm inn
plements and machinery was So
746,765 and Of live stock S4e,e54,-
3Ir. making the total value of
farm property sI9I,o45,II6.
The total value of farm pro-
ducts Of the state for 1899 was
s33, o48, $40, Of which +9 per cent
was in animal products and the
remainder In crops, including
forest products, cut or produced
on farms and ranges.
The total value of farm products
exceeds that of 1899 by rsa per
cent.
The grass farm income for 1899
was sac, 8s6,746. and the income
upon investment was II s pei
cent.
La Junta tribune., 1902-06-07
University Of Colorado.

There were seveuty-six gradn-
ates from the several depart
ments of the University of Colo
rado, located ar Boulder, Thurs
day, and the ceremonies attending
the commencement were exceed
lngly impressive. Ernest Folger
Pope and Harry Thomas O'Con-
nor, both of La Junta, were among
the graduates. the former receiv-
ing the degree of doctor of medi-
cine, and the latter the degree OF
bachelor OF laws.
La Junta tribune., 1902-06-07
Ten Nor. Operator. TO, |. J.n...

Superintendent Gaunt, OF the
Santa Fe telegraph SYSTEM, has
returned from tour OF inspection
over the California lines of the
Santa Fe, and says that the work
of installing the new quadruplex
system is progressing we'll.
In about two weeks the Santa
Fe will move its relay point tor
transcontinental business from
Las Vegas to La Junta. This
will take ten operators from Las
Vegas and station them at La
Junta. Only local business will
continue to be relayed at Las
Vegas.
The change i'll the relay point
will be made as soon as the line
now being strung to Albuquerque
is completed. Superintendent
Gaunt States that the work of
stringing This line is now nearing
completion and that within week
or ten days will be done. The
quadruplex service will then be
opened up through from Chicago
to Albuquerque.
La Junta tribune., 1902-06-07
Western funer., Directors.

w. ID Nash, f. b. Waters and
c. A. Rodgers, OF Denver. and
George Thompson, OF La Junta,
were visiting local undertakers in
the city Tuesday. and left in the
evening in company with T. G.
Mccarthy for Colorado Springs,
where as officers OF the associa.
ton, they will arrange program
and entertainment for the next
convention of the Western Funer-
al Directors Association The
convention will begin September
18th. and last five days. Pueblo
Chieftain