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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-09-09
I washIngtonu.

/eaad it jim . dme,tckI aelia,y. -
Psa,Tho drrid gJyaVa 4 scveyHI
fosaF
Co konetna kaady tusil. BE totis
Colombo Sc ieena o to, vytloucI
co nejvice penez povoleni ma do.
hotoveni panamskeho pr6plavu,
to bylo nyni potvrzeno frsncouz.
skou panamskou spoleenosti, kite
rd prave oznamiIa nasemu statni,
mu sekretafi, ze colombicka vlada
aadala, ably j dana byla jista Gas,
onech $40, 900, 600, ktere Spoj.
Staty hodlaii "a majetek francouz.
ske spoIeenosti zaplatit.
Senatofi Colombo oblekli ns
sebe plastik vlastenectvi, ale ten
nezakryl tu spinayou jich so
beckost
Ieste zb}va I6 dni, nichz CO
lombicky kongres mnze sve "a.
vrzeni witt Y novou 1vahu a mhze
potyrditi smlouvu Spojenych Sta.
to, avsak We Washingtone Sc po.
chybnje, BE colombicky kongres
Svou chybu tfmto zpGsoben ma
pravi.
v Bogote bylo pondeli pro.
plavpi ot1zce znovu jednauo, s
jakym yysledkem, TO sc nedozvime,
LEI al po vytisteni tohoto eisla.
nebot spojenf 8 Bogotou ie velmi
nedostatetne.
GeneraInf Stab vojensky nafidil
zmtnu prsvidel odboru valky, TAX
ze cd nynejska potraviny, pslivo,
pfce a jine zasoby vojenske posad
Ky bndou koupeny ma kontrakt
cd veliteld rhzn9ch departmental,
0 zmenu III minulostI usiloyalo
mnoho vynikajicich dostojnik6, ale
byrokrsti y odboru valky slime Sc
proti kazie takove zmene opfeli
Po leta VI vojenske zasoby dodava-
ny ma kontrskty uzavfene cd nacel-
nik1 rdznych stabnich odborn We
Washingtonu, COZ skoro meIo vzdy
"a nasIedek zdrzeni pax yetsf W.
lohy pro vladu. GeneraInf stab
je toho nahledu, ze velitelove de-
psrtmentd po ceIych Spoienych
Statech rozlozenYch jsou iepe
zpnsobilf k naknpovani zasob, nez
byrokrati odboru ma sta mil VIDA
leni
Komapdant Robert +. Peary
cd nsseho Iodstvs, ktery vykonal
liz tfikrate cestu severnfmu polu,
ebysta Sc opet ma cestu novou, jiz
chce podniknouti dnem 4 tcrven
&C pfistiho roku. X 1telu tomu
vyzadal 81 liz dovolenou a tato mu
byla povolena ma TIL roxy cd na.
mofnlho odboru.
Peary zamysli vypragu svon
utiniti dspesnou pomoci Eskyma.
k1, ktere hodla vziti ns svou lod
a cbce jim svefiti ma Kapu Sabine
syoji hlavni stanici zasobni. LAX.
mile tato bude zfizena, tu chce
vyraziti ma Gran. Gzemf, kde "a
myslf zfiditi jeste jedpu zasob
nj stanici, naeez nasleduiicibo
1nora, kdy Sc potnou vraeeti
Psprsky svetla, vypravi Sc s
malou druzinou k polu, kterouzto
cestu, obnasejfci ago mil, hodla
vykonsti "a 100 dni.
ProstFedky k teto ceste byly mu
nabidnuty Peary Arctic kiubsm
New Yorku, jenz hodla yenovati
Sr5o,ooo ma tuto noyou vypravn.
Pearybo ma jedne . jeho til eest
k seyernimu polu doprovazela jeho
msnzelka srkticke oblasti ma
rodila Sc jim deernlks.
Die toho Peary nema asi dave
II, ze &c sasemu hrsjsnu Fiaioyi-
podsfi proniknouti k severnfmu
polu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-09-09
Slechetna lena.

Dohanen neopravnenou zarli-
vcsti k silenstvi, postfelil v dtery
William Sipe z {. 2I5 Wells ulice
v Chicagu svou manzelku a to
tax pebezpetne, BE bezpochyby
zemfe. Zufivy manzel, poeal
stfileti ma svou zenu po prudke
ha1ce pr Jogie Harrisova, bydlicf
vzadu, sotva zaslschla prynf ranu,
bezela pro policii Kdyz Sc Sc
dvema policisty navratila, Sipeova
nechtela jim otevfiti dvefe, al
kdya Sc podafilo muzi jejimu
uprchnouti oknem. tn teprve
pfivlekla sc Ike dyeFim a otevfela
je. Byla stfelena do leveho Okla,
leye strany krku, dyakrat do prave
strany blavy jednou do zadu
blsvy. Sesta kule j usrfelila ma
Heck iS1e ruky. Nesfastna nlada
PAM byla odyezena do nemoenice.
la hodinu na to nslezen zarIi; .
manzel skryt mezi dyems domy,
asi pol bloku nedaIeko cd domu,
kde bydlel. Byl zatten a We yeze-
nj bude muset yytksti, jak pora
neni jeho slechetne manzelky
skonGl.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-09-09
ROInfcii Nezapomehte.
"olHlCI : ze mfzete nebrz.

niti svoj vepfovy dobytek cd cho-
lery, pakli budete jim dzvati
osve1teny kazdym, kdo jej upo-
ttebil, odporueovany lex: "Fay-
mer's Common .Sesse Hog C1okeya
Cnre". Mnoho odporueeni doka-
zuIe, ze tento lex SC osvsdeii byt
prospesnym. Ma prodej je le-
karne /. B. Mathausera.
10 vDodge, Neb.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-09-09
lndIAaI n. yalesut s,s,ss.

~ uonAyisr rndoch0 ptou be.
lorhom lcst dosnd moenA, ,uho
d0kascm Jest lr Indian ddoli
Los Vegas, ncjji,ntIsl eAsu Ne.
vady yydali Sc ma valoenou stcs.
ku q nyni bil6 ohyvatolstyo tam
tone We sraehu, Rudossky kmcn
Pinto potina ii tam s touies krvo.
aiznivosti lako syeho easu Apaeo.
VI sousedni Atizont, V onom
ddoli jest rozirouseno asi 400
bilych majiteln renti hornik0 S
jich rodinami a aisot katdeho z
mich jest ohroien. Guverner Ne
vady bezpochyby BE pozsdS na
potlaeeni povstani rudoeh1 spolko
ve vojsko. Az dosnd ie znamo,
DC rudosi zavrasdili til osoby Y
nedeli Charles Stewart a George
Latimer odjeli ma den re sVe renee
pr Indian Creeku, zanechavse ma
hlidce pasaka WiIliamse. KdyS Sc
nayratili, nalezli no mrtvGho ma
pavlati Byl skolen ranou do zad
a pax skalpovan. Vrszdu tuto
spachal Indian Cochi, ktery poz
dell byl chycen bez dlouhych
okolk1 zastfelen. u Ash Meadows
nalezeny byly dive mrtvoly havffd,
jez byly taktez skalpovany azoha.
veny. Ponevadz v celem ddoli
neni zadnych kommunikaenich
prostfedkG, nelze zjistiti, zdali
tyto til vrazdy jsou ty jedine, jez
rudosi al dosud spAchali.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-09-09
Divine jsou cesty osudu.

V Port Chester, N. Y, odbyvan
byl sobotu siiatek Amelie Heye-
love WiIliamem Manigaultem,
bohaiym plantaznikem 2 Memphis,
jimz zakontena byla velice podiy.
"a ziyotAf romance. Asi pied 70.
KEN slecna Heyelova zapakoyala
ze zertu syou adressu do bsIitku
platna, ktery pozdeji byl hrmou,
Il nfz Heyelova byla zamestnana,
pogIan do Tennessee dostal Sc
do rukou Maniganltoy9ch. Ten
poeatku take ze sertu HeyeIove
postal dopis, ktery vedl k vymene
dalsich dopis0 a konetnG k yyme
ne podobizen "a nedlouho ma to
mlady mnz nabidnuI Heyeloye
syou ruku a Ia nabidku jeho pfia.
la, nevedouc, be zenieh jest boha.
tym muzem. V sobotu uzayfen
byl mezi mimi snstek a nyni ysech.
ma deveata Y toyarne, v niz Heyelo.
Va pracoyala, budou pry vkladati
sve adressy do balftkd platen, ably
TAX ulovila bohate zenichy, jako Sc
to podafilo Heyelove.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-09-09
HIedaii kid v spoIetne smrtl.

We Philadelphia naIezeny byly Y
malem cistcm byte ma German.
town avenue mrtvoly pani ROXY
Leisoye, IS rokd stare, jeiibo
Sestnactileteho syna a pstnactilste
dcefy. Matka syn lezeli ma po.
hoycc objeti mrtyola dcefina
lezcla na III sesIich, postsycaYch
Il pohovky. Muvoly nalezaly Sc
liz We stayn hniloby. Zemfela
PAM Leisoya pfijela sem ze 5yy.
carsks pied peti mnsfci a nalezIs
zamsstnani Y pFadelne. Jak po.
smnnim vysetfovanim zjiSteno,
otrayila Sc to die nahledu bratra
zemfele pani ze strachu pied man.
zelem Loisove, ktery dosud zije
We Syycarsku, ale nekolikrate j
vyhrozoyal dopisech, be pfijedc
do Ameriky a nj Sc sprawl
Leisova byla cd sveho muze roz.
yedena obavajie Sc jebo mstiyo.
sti,vyst6bovala SC do Ameriky, lee
! sde pfilisny straeh pied nfm do.
hnaI j k samovrszde.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-09-09
Kan udeIai ehybu.

v Indianapolis zsluje pani
Brownova q okresu Hendricks "a
rozyod Cd syeho muze q udayA v
zalobe mezi jinym, be pr3 to dsl
syemu koni ma rozhodnuti, ably
mu vyiiieiai ncvestu, kdyz Sc chttl
zeniti. Brown pry chodil "a nj
do C!sytona a "a jinou chodIl do
Indianapolis. Jednoho dne. chte-
je Sc konetne jednon neb druhou
milenkon ozeniti, ponechal to
koni ma rozbodnui, ably mn ne.
kteron vybral. Zapfahnul no do
bugg1 vsednuv do mich, pustil
koni dplne 1zdu, ably Bel, kan sam
chtel. Koh zaboeil na cestu do
Clsytonn a Brown, domnivaje Sc,
BE- osud sam mu milenku 2 Clay.
tonu nrtil "a manzelku, wal 81 il.
Knh Sc ysak kspitaIne zmyliI. ne
bot manzelstvf nebylo stastne a
panf Brownova nyni zada, ably
rozyodni soud tuto cbybu ma.
pravil.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-09-09

Dne /. zaff We hodiny rsno
ueiniI day lidu 1tok na vezeni '
Shawneetown, ILL.,, ably lyneovsl
ternocha Johna Griffins, ktery
Jest obvinen, be spachal 1tok ma
psni Hobbsovou. Proti dayu
lidu, tftajicimu As muz1, postsvil
Sc jediny zaIafnik Galloway ma
odpor a Sc zbrani Y ruce hail
vezenf proti tlupe maskovanych
soudcd lidu, ktefi koneene pfi
rozedneni Sc rozesli.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-09-09

/eaad it jim . ame,,ck< doiia,y. -
Pca,yho dfytd eJ,aDd 4 scvc,HI
fosaE
La Junta tribune., 1903-09-23
Sale OF Mor,gsged Property.

WHEREAS, on THE 18th DAY or July
w \ u. fsg, by his certain chaitel mortgage,
II. !. Bs,l-y conveyed TO tn. First National
BANK La Junta, Colorado, "a secure the pay
n,.ut pf his two pronis-ory notes, one FOR so
% dated July gDth. i.I- due four months after
date until paid, aud one for 500 dated July
pr b. i.2. aud due two year after date. with
interest at the rate of per cent per month
from date until paid. tb. following described
property. towits one farm Wagon. used several
year. 81. inch: one John Deere .,er wagon
con plete: ten horse power Nichols 4
Shepard traction engine. complete; one Bird
sail HulioT No. complete; Dane Stacker
CONF plctr water tank>, also all belts, attach.
<nsuts. pulley, shafts, tools. instruments. and
ever thing pertaining to or used in connection
forth also -et of double hs-neSs in
good rrpair and complete, and
NhGrrA- default has been made III the pay.
ment OF the note due November Srh. issrs, and
in the payment of the interest on both of ssid
note according tn their tenor and tho said The
thu said property under the authority contain.
ed in tn" -aid mortgage.
Now, therefore. notice j. hereby gwen that on
MoSDAY. SEFrENBEn u. \. u. 1898,
at 10 clock a IN. at La Junta. Colorado. we
will sell the above mentioned and described
property, at public sale, for the best price. in
cash that can H. obtained therein aud apply
the pruressi- thersof in he manner provided in
>sii mort gage and by Law
Dated at La Junta. Colorado September stb
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Ia
JuNTA. COLORADO.
BY, RoBr. ". PATTERSON. President
First publication september 9. 1875.
Last publication Sept"mb-r ~, isa.
La Junta tribune., 1903-09-23
Alias Sum m o ns.

STATE or COLORADO
torNrY OF OrKRo.
In the District Court.
THE Ia JUNTt STATE BANK,
Plaintiff.
". C-BuRkE and INo. h, COLT
D--f-ndani-.
The P-opl. pf the state Of Colorado, To W e.
Bnrke, the defendant above named
GREETING:
You are hereby r,,quire-i Ia APPEAR in an ac.
ton brought against you 10y tn. above namesi
plaintiff IN the District Court of otrro County.
state of Colorado, and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after tn. service
hereof. IL s.sed within this county. or IL served
out "f this County. or by publication. within
thirty days after tho service hereof. exclusive
0f the day of service: or Judgment by default
viii bs taken against you according tn the
prayer Of the com plant. And IL copy of the
complaint in the above entitled action be not
ssrrS'7i with this summons, or ~ the --rytc"
hereof b~ made out OF this state, then ten days
additional to the time h"r.inb--fore specified
for appearance aud answer will be allowed b.
fore the taking II Judgment by default A. afore-
-aid.
This laid action is brought to collect the pay
meni Of ons promissory note OF si-5s1-13 with
interest at ~ Isr cent per anuum according to
the tenor OF -aid note less the sum of S~T Is. j.
will mors fully apr-sr from th. complaint IN
aid action to which reference j. here made
and which l. nov ON file in this Office.
And you arr hereby notified that II you fail
to apI-.ar. and to answer the said complaint
above required. the -aid plaintiff viii take
Judgment according To the prayer of the com
plant
Given under my hand and the official seal Of
thf- court at La Junta, Colorado. in ssid coun-
y; hi. 9TH day Of August n u . iyr rs. cv
Clerk Of the District Court.
tir-t publication. septrn'hrrs, i'sa
lat publication, October :. 1881
La Junta tribune., 1903-09-23
Concerning Our Schools.

Considerable complaint is made
about the slipshod manner In
which the pupils are crowded
ahead in our schools. For several
years pupils have been advanced
to the next grade. and even passed
through the graduating classes,
who have not been half fitted for
such advancement.
We employ special teacher in
music and one would suppose
that by this time the scholars
would be able to read music rapid
| ly. Very few OF them are, how ever,
most OF the singing consisting OF
choruses, wherein few peices are
learned BY ro,e, and the last
month OF every year is given up
almost entirely to the practice Of
those pieces that are to be sung on
the closing day.
Again, book keeping is one OF
the stddies fought, yet II one
wishes to become perfect in that
line they have to take a term at a
business college.
One gentleman offered to be,
another a new ! at the other day.
that he could go up to the high
school and find the pupils. who
have laid by the common srItheme-
tic as finished, and not one could
be found who could work prob
lem in square or cube root
II you wish to have an exhibi-
ton IN grammar, just listen to the
conversation OF a crowd OF high
school pupils in any place you
meet Them. As for writing and
spelling, if we could just give the
dear public verbatim copy OF
some OF the letters, written by
some OF our bright school child.
ren, they would be shocked.
The truth is, no instruction in
either OF these lines is given after
the student enters the high school.
Again, we have drawing
teacher, but 1t IS always some
flower or other worthless thing
that IS taken for pattern. Why
not teach them TO draw a plan OF a
house or barn, using the proper
dimensions. They would then
get something useful IN life.
There is too much sham and not
enough thorough work.
PRo BoSo PUHLICo.
La Junta tribune., 1903-09-23
County Court.

The Rocky Ford liquor cases
came up ia the county court on
Monday. A large delegation was
down from Rocky Ford. The
first case tried was against L. l..
S,srks, colored gentleman who
otficIates as porter at the ST. James
hotel at Rocky Ford. He was sc-
cused OF selling liquor TO c. l..
Canon, detective in the employ
of the lhiel Detective Agency OF
Chicago. This man was sent TO
Rocky Ford from the Denver
branch agency Tor the purpose OF
getting evl lence against the viola
ton OF the ordinances OF that city.
Ordinance No. 81, passed this
spring by the new coureIl, prohi
bited the sale OF spirituous liquors,
and this ordinance was offered in
evidence aud objected to on behalf
of the defense as Illegal, not prop
erly passed and void. The court
overruled the objection to which
the defendant excepted. The de-
fense claimed that this detective
went to La uuta, got on a big
drunk and brough. some bottles of
whiskey back to the Ford and gave
1t to the porter to keep for him.
The plaintiff sought to bring out
evidence showing that at other
times whiskey was sold This was
objected to by the defense and
sustained 10y the court.
The prosecution was conducted
by Sabin & Besli. the interests of
the defense being looked after by
q. VI. Dameron. The case went
to the jury late in the afternoon,
and after an all l-night session the
foreman announced that no yer
dict had been agreed upon and did
not believe there would be. The
jury was discharged by Judge Wal
lis 1t was composed of the fol-
lowing Otero county residents: |.
K Bel, stockmsn, lives FIVE miles
south of La Junta. d. w. Doty,
J. Il. Morgan, market gardeners in
North La Junts. Henry Fosdick.
of Fowler IL Is reported that the
Jury stood five for conviction and
one for aoquittal.
The same defendant was tired
gain Tuesday on a similar charge
La Junta tribune., 1903-09-23
NO. 4so7.
aGpoar OF TIVE cosoirios OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
RESOURCES

uf La Iun,a in the stat. of Colorado. at the
Close Of bu-ine--. September 9. 1910.
La Junta tribune., 1903-09-23

II is reported that the evidence in
this case was not as strong as IN
the first, but the jury returned a
verdic, OF guilty. Judge Wallis
imposed a fine OF sIoo and costs.
Notice was given by the defense
that motion for new trial woult'
be made.
La Junta tribune., 1903-09-23
Notice for Publication.
uuita.i State Land Offic-.
PUgaio, Colo. July :, lss3.

unit.d States Land Ofiicr.
PUEBfo, CoLo., July :, lsf3.
NOTICE X HEREBY GIVEN THAT THf
~ tollosin.,.rarnrd -.-,ti-r has tlrd notice OF
her in,entiDa 70 Ike final proof ia support oi
her claim. aud that said prupt stll b. made -
fore Clerk OF District Court At La inta, 'nl"-,
On NoyeubrF Z. lsu viz: 4hry y Thomas
II. T. le.sS for tho southwest quartet SECTION
q township - -onth, Fstn.;- :! Nrs'.
She au.s thr foiloSTinl; sitnsssn- to prove her
conttnunsis residence upon and cultivation o!
said land viz: William n. Chosn, EtTard
johnson. Houston q. Bourne, Antonio Eb"fra
Sa ABBEY. Register
First publication. September, 30, 1919
Last ptftiicHtiun. Octoter =. 1905
La Junta tribune., 1903-09-23
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. a3. 1908
Republican County Convention.

The republican county conven-
tion of Otero county met 10 the
city OF Rocky Ford last Saturday,
for the purpose OF selecting nine
delegates TO attend the republican
state convention TO be held IN
Denver, September 2eth, to nomi-
nate one candidate for Judge OF
the supreme court. Every pre-
cinct in the county was represent
ed, although the interest manifest
ed IN the proceedings was about
on par with the interest that will
be evInced IN the election to be
held IN November next-not in
any very great degree distinguish
ed for enthusiasm.
The convention was called to
order promptly at o'clock by 7.
+. Godding. chairman OF the re
publican county central committee,
and ,he call was read by W. X
Gibson, secretary OF the central
committee. a temporary organ'z-
alton was effected. NJ. T.. Fsrwell
being elected chairman and ID. W.
Barley secretary. On taking the
chair Mr Farwell thanked the
convention for the honor conferred
and for the evidence OF republic
an vitality shown by the very large
attendance at convention during
an off year. Hon. w. B. Gorbin
was plimented Tor the pre-
sistent roasting he gave the demo-
racy during the session OF the late
legislature. This fine convention
contrasted most iavorably with
the apathy OF the democracy, they
allowing a county convention TO
go by default.
Nine delegates to attend the
republican state convention were
elected as follows: w b Goblin,
chairman; VI Z Earwell, a w
elton, NJ u Randel. Fred
Harsch, { II Waxim, George
Barr, + b Van Gundy, ID w Bark
ley.
The convention then elected
republican county central COM
mittee as follows: / + Godding,
chairman; W X Gibson, secretary.
Precinct No /, L A Noble. Mrs.
X J Hough; No !, I Stanley,
Mrs DR. Shelton; No 3, Harry
RushT er, Mrs + Smith, No !,
w II HIckok, Mrs Mary J Ander-
son; No 5. II p Badger, Mrs + g
George. No 8. vacant; No 7, ID A
Helm, Mrs Wildin; No S, II 4
Bird. Miss Oma Nandiver; No o. c
II Buckley, Miss Ida Theits; No
10, W { Hanen, Mrs Florence
Rogers. No II. T Ed Downey,
Mrs Lou Walihers; No IA, { l.
Seeley, Mrs q II Downer: No -,
II II Clark. Mrs IA Melvin, No
IL, ID 3 Brown, Mrs | I Wsssop;
No Is, W + Tarbox, Mrs + w
Butler. No. 10. G II Willis, No
II, Geo W Preble, Mrs II
Burr. No rs, \ l. Kellogg. Mrs
NJ q Howeit: No Ie, Asa Scudder.
c. c. Wsshburn raised the
question Of the conventions elect
ing our member OF the state cen
trail committee. MIR Gorbin sal !
that the tenure of Office of the
chairman of the state central com
mittee was IN questionable con
dition and he thought that prob
ably there was some question as to
the time when the terms of the
members of the committee expired
Short talks were made by Mr.
Washburn and M. FsrwelI, but
no action was taken
La Junta tribune., 1903-09-23
ho,iee 10, Pu eIies,ion.
United States Land oniee. !

United States Land otficr.
PrkHLo, Colo, September j. 1888
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following naDsh settler has fled sotiec ol
his intention to make final pro-,f in support oi
before the clark OF the district court at Trini
dad Colo, Oct IL lss3 viz Iry-n " smith. II T.
ls.S5 for the southwest quarter SOUTHEAST lua-
ter. section twenry-s-yeu; northwest quarter
northeast quarter, east half northwest quarter
section -, township thirty-;h south, range
- x..t.
He names the following; uitns--szs to provs
his continuous residence apon and cultivation
of n ia land. sizs K j. Burton. ". q. Dpyre
Of Troy, Colo. g r. Mellon. Trinchera. Colo.
william NcCash Of Ertsr, y. NJ
s.A. ABBEY. Register.
Fir-t publication. September 3. risr.
Last publication, October 10, 1875.
La Junta tribune., 1903-09-23
Notice for Publication.
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Naitsri State LAM bff.cas
PUEBLD. CoLo.. August -. 1915.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has flied uotic,. of
hi- intrnttou to commute To cash and make
fiaai proof In support OF his claim, aud that
said proof will b. made before the clerk OF the
b-r - is.n viz: Albertu- DUN hs uld-H y.
II i21 Tor the southeast quarter southeast qua p
ter. section eight; southwest quarter sooth-
wr-t quarter, section nine: north half north
"a quarter, ~.ction IL. township tvctlfy y-e ven
sDuIth. rang. ifty-fiye west.
~. ua mes the following witnesses to prove
hi- continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. sik:
Ahtnns EIaire. of Higb-se Colo. Ed Jobe. cf
L. Iunta. Colo. John Gootpa-,urr, al II ,b-,-,
Colo. Monroe Gootpssture Of La Junts. Colo,
:. 4. ABBEY, Register,
First publication. August ~, iisa.
Lat publication, September =. lsG
La Junta tribune., 1903-09-23

Ia JEsrA was organized and Incorporated
~ town uuder the general laws of the state
Il Colorado, March Is, i.,i. On April 2, tisJz,
II becsni. IA city Of the second class. Popu-
tati.n. including additions, about s.is,I.
school population, 100. Has electric lights,
sewers, Holly water works owned by city,
canning factory, largest brick plant In tn.
vest 30 barrel -four mill, SS.bS monthly
Santa F- payroll and Is thriving, industrs-
Gus and prosperous community.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-07
GOVERNOR IS OFF
 AFTER THE QUAIL
EXECUTIVE AND HIS WIFE WILL ENJOY A HUNTING JAUNT OVER COUNTY.

Montgomery, November 6.-(Special)- Governor Jelks will celebrate the forty eighth anniversary of his birth by taking jaunt over the fields of Barbour county with Mrs. Jelks in search for quail
 The governor is fond of hunting, and so is Mrs. Jelks. These hunting trips are frequently made.
 Before leaving the executive office for his home in Eufaula the governor had a short chat with Mrs. Jelks over the long-distance phone. After receiving as- surances from her that the grass was sufficiently trodden down to permit of good sport, the governor requested that arrangements be made for the trip. Or. ders were given about having the trar hooked up and lunch prepared for the day, to be eaten on the fields. Mrs. Jelks does not handle gun on these trips, and as matter of fact 1t is asserted that she will not even watch her hus- band shoot the quail. But she enjoys a day in the fields.
 Governor Jelks will not return to Mont gomery until Monday.