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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-10-27
Industrial News From AsheboIo.

Asheboro, y. c., Oct. 24.-An important
real estate deal has just been made il
Asheboro, f. H. Morris purchasing all q
the Fisher place in west Asheboro north
Of Depot street, and ". ]. Armfeld and
s. ". Laughlin purchasing all Of the re
mainder. The greater portion Of this e.
tate will be divided into lots and sold 80.
residence lots. The location is beautiful
and IN ore OF the best parts of the town.
quite a number Of lots have already
been sold and arrangements being made
for the erection Of nice homes. Seyeral
new residences and business houses a.e in
course Of erection in the town and It Is
impossible to get carpenters sufficient 20
carry on the work as rapidly as is de-
sired.
The new chair factory IS being organ
ICED and the charter for same has already
been forwarded.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-10-27
Fine Fish and Oysters,
CNeU Bern Journal }

~h&' $50 cfht 'th'f
The local ii-heremon are having great
sport now catching "wcl>hmen" one OF the
sportiest FISH that -t5uua N these water.
\ young ds5cir!c Of I,aak Walton e>hlpI.
ted a bunch Of three at this Office last
night which weighed about fifteen pound.
which he caught ln Trent river. lie wa
only away from the city a couple o.
hours.
4 Po!ICck~vlllc correspondent wUte
The largest catch ct FISH lately wa
last Monday. TIL. 10Th inst. about Z.ooe
COO. littie mulle,~ mostly. were caught bs
the fishermen. They couldn't sell them
around here. 20 carried them to Nort-
head CITY or somewhere of. / lew roc
nullCts are being caught only. outeIl,.
Hook-a-Iining Is good sport now. a
croWd went outside last Monday and
caught some of the largest gray trca'
ever caught that way. Ir. u. q. War.
j., caught some very large ones. oue
Weighing near T. pound
Yesterday Wa- the biggest oyster day
for the beginning Oi the season that u,
have had for several year,. As a rglo
the supply at tIst is -caut bat that was
not the trouble yesterday. Five boat
came INTO port pretty well loaded wltn
The bivaive- and found a ready sale tor
NEST Of their goods. The total amount
Ma- over 100 bushels 81 which 29o w.-c
rejected. Tne outlook Tor tho season.
supply j. very good and dealer str
greatly encouraged. il IS said that TN.
season quitting earlier than usual last
spring and commencing late the fall ha.
been good fer the industry and drcdge
and dealers VIII get the benefit for this
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-10-27

Tic Christians, while the frozen atmos-
phere Of the amen corners melted before
his eloquent pleadings, and each fogr9t
their formal dignities and bowed their
heads in supplcation for Divine JUNCTION.
He has possibly stirred up more CHRIS
tian zeal and created more interest in re
lision than any preacher that has been
to Gold55oro in a long time. People out
side the pale Of the church who went -
the services through curiosity were
CHANGED from ~scoffers into mourners and
manifested deep interest IN their souls
salvation. During the past week several
young people have fiocked around the
chancel at every service and tomorrow
morning at the usual service the doors
OF the church viii be thrown open and
invitation extended to those who wish
10 become members.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-10-27
Dina i. G.. V,

Patterson, Of Mount Airy; Major j. II.
Currie. of Fayetteville; Major Ashley
Horne, Of Clayton; Major f. H. Busbee. O.
Raleigh. and Major c. R. Barker, Of Sails
bury.
In the carriages were the Sponsors and
Maids OF Honor. Leading these was a
carriage. decorated with tiny flags, the
stars and Bars. in which was Gen. NJ. w.
Ransom, Miss Susan Graham Clark, Div
sion Sponsor; Miss Saihe Lord London
Division Maid Of Honor, and Mrs. Henry
A.. London. Another carriage had II 1t
Miss Elsie Bennett, Of Wadesboro, Spon-
sor for Second Brigade; Miss Aydlette, OF
Elizareth City, Miss Bones. of Nash.
Maids OF Honor. and Captain S. A. Ashc,
while IN q third carriage was Miss Leila
Rnrt phillips. OF Tarboro, Sponsor fol- the
Third Brigade. and her maids OF honor,
Miss Rosa Battle, of Raleigh; Miss Reba
Rrjdcers. Of Tarnoro, and Miss Mary
Pruden, Of Edenton- In their youth ana
/ beauty the young ladies were splendid
representatives Of young North Carolina
W~Cn2nhCCa.
AZ the head OF the Veterans was carried
the Sta.s and Bars, two flags being borne.
Those ov Captain S. Il. Hilton, OF Omar
lost. and y. b. Johnson, Of Wake. IheI
cane the Veterans, some IN big deleSa-
tioDs some with smaller ones, but 81
men vino had once fought tcr the SouiN
and men whom North Carolina honors.
1t was a great line and q pathetic ore
In it were 10 suits Of gray. but the gray
of The hair. tie bowed form, the step o.
age all pointed to the gradual passing
away Of what is fast becoming a rem
nant of . once glorious army
At the head Of the line was Major Gen
oral Julian s. Carr, the Division Com
marder. and with him were Commando
B.. StIonach and Adjutant }. Z. BRO
song Of L.. OBJ. Branch Camp. close (
Them and Just behind General Carr, walk
cd little Miss Mary Stronach III Con1eder
alto gray, a little lady full Of PATRIOTISM.
7. OBJ. Branch Camp of Raielsh, iea
having ABOUT 80 men IN me, the coln
,,ardrr being A. 3. Stronach, Ad3utan
~ G. Birdsong. the other camps following
in this order:
Oscar r. Rand Camp, OF Holly Spills
wake County, 100 men G. Bent Aho'o
contender; Dr.. E. S. Utley, AdJutah..
mauricc Thomas Smith Camp No. 10
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-10-27

and the Bonnie Blue Flag two songs
that are dear to Southern hearts; and the
great reunion meeting was at an end.
The reunion has been a magnificent sue
cess, and it is but just to say that this
has been largely and mainly because Of
the splendid work done by Colonel II. j.
London, Of Pittsboro, chief of staff to
Major General Carr. He is an indefatiga-
BE worker and his comrades all speak
IN warmest love and highest praise OF hiln,
and he deserves it.
The Veterans were greatly pleased at
the courtesy OF Chief Marshal Morton. OF
the State Fair and his staff in furnishing
their horses for the officers Of the North
Carolina Division to ride, while the mar
shals went afoot. 1t was a graceful act
and one highly appreciated.
Moving songs OF the Confederacy"
might we'll have been the name applied
to those sung on a city electric car last
night. General Carr and many OF his
staff, a number OF sponsors and maids Of
honor were aboard. and led by General
Carr, General Nets and Major Barker
Dixie "Carolira,' The Bonnie Blue
Flag and others were sung. General
MettS rendered a warm Southern solo TO
the delight OF all, and the college men
aboard now and then gave their yarie-
gated cheers in honor OF the ladies AMI
the officers. The music was kept up from
the \. ana NJ. College TO the Marlborough
House.
Many Of the veterans wore a unique
decoration yesterday. 1t !. a design II
-, the representation OF 4 feet having
tar on the heel, with 4 barrel OF this at
, t2ched.
TWO INDIANA CONFEDERATES At
TENDED REUNION.
Among the orc thousand Confederate
! Veterans Who were IN line yesterday Their
were two veterans who had come all Tie
| way from Indiana-Mr. W. S. Poe, OF
Marshall, Ind, OF the eth y. G. regiment,
aud Mr.. Harper Rayle, CT tie goth North
Carolina regiment. They had come 20
North Carolina TO attend tie Reunion at
| Greensboro last week, and remained il
the State in order that they might once
tagain march shoulder TO shoulder with
their old Confederate comrades and once
| again near the old rebel yell They en-
E, joyed renewing old acquaintance and
making new ones, and returned at mid
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-10-27
a Chapter of cc!d. nts

La Grange, \. c.. Oct. 24-Roland, the
little son of Mr.. VIM: Fields. Is suffering
from a broken arm sustained while PLAY
ing with another boy.
A little son Of Mr.. lanes Wooten Is
sick with typhoid fever.
Mr.. Richard Sutton's house on Fallu.
Greek, was burnt recently.
III. 7. H. Jones, of Boston. lost his
pack house by fire during the night. Con
siderable tobacco and fodder were de-
stroyed.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-10-27
Edgecombe Doctors Organize.

Tarboro. \. g. Oct. 24-The doctors 81.
Edgecombe have effected = county organ
Izatior by e~lccting the following offcers.
DR. r. L. Savage, Of Conetoe, president.
Or. J.. p. Carr. Of Old Sparta. vice-pre,5
dent; Dr.. s. y. Harrell. Tarboro. score
tary; and Dr. -. 3. Pitt. Of Sparta. treas
urer. Dr-. I. L. Station. c. /. KIllebrew.
and x. p. Mercer were chosen as a board
Of censors.
The next meeting VII be led here the
first Monday IN November.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-10-27

IN the afternoon there was a banquet
rendered them by Observation-Disclosures
Chapter. United Daughters of the Con
tecelacg, and after this came the annual
meeting and election of officers when
Major General Julian s. Carr and the
various officers of the brigadeS were all
reelected.
Perhaps the most dramatic scene Of the
dag was that when in the review Gen
erals Ransom, Cox and Roberts rode
down the line as the gallant old Con
l~edeIates We're being reviewed at the Far
DiG~cGs. As these three great generals
PASSED the genuine Rebel Yell" was heard
ana Ais volumes, it's deep enthusiasm and
IT'S .ervent love for a Lost Cause, were M
pressed on all who heard it.
The Veterans were honored b. having
Us sponsors and Maids Of Honor some OF
."e most beautiful and charming young
Women Of North Carolina, who devoted
ne day to the duties of their positions.
l.e~e had as Chief Sponsor for the State.
Mis- Susan Graham Clark and her Maid
vi hcnor was Miss SalIie Lord London.
" Pltsboro. The regalia. the insignia OF
14g.r rank were most beautiful ones Ct
auto, red and gold, and most handsome
go#ned these two charming young
.a4.es were the centre of a lovely group
u Aoria Carolina girls.
Inc Cadets at the A. and NJ. College
ESQ .ided in making the day a great
-~'- Ia honor of the Confederate Vet
[o41 q dress parade. which was viewed
over a thousand people. AS the oil
't-.ei~ saw the steady swing Of the
o-4ser men in gray they cheered for the
o. today who, at the A. and NJ. are
s.,a%,'lg to 90 a great work for the
hol the day was in every particular a
&-< o1 events, for how could men once
1.'el Ia leading & gallant soldicry nee;
I9+1 with the remnant of that splendid
+L.. uncut rank md file doing things
Ill., We're notable. From the time oil
-Il morning prayer till the very close OF
Inf -ay there was always something OF
Ey.1, gong on among 1.-THE best people
al one lady called them.
THE DAY BEGINS.
Amy -I'S yesterday morning Camp Branch
r,1. '7'A vas astr with life. During tn,
d1 and n the early morning more
a""oAs had arrived, and Veterans IL
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-10-27


A~t 81 greensboro
'o-- o ".tA ask
49,
1- "
IS rt.ss.rs s s..
: Confederate IS sr {
~ ite 81. t1r SINE
a1th & fore IL ags
a--e1 Mr. Poe waa re7t Ira4u
1855 anv ac let %a4sa Ca.otca 4-5
moved to adam AZ MAS ?
l. rst-rae1 from tte Is Sis Go-
j Gfu.torl county Ie rrr. s-fa - oHe
.eaE ma IA a So ueh IL U
poer man aul thought tA1t ccgla rs
better rs ne West, aud IS moved taset
III has aona Wei. and llke~ Indiana 60
ctIt lbs climate. THe l2o .rr at iaal
r owns cost him SIS uaI, d, le-srt4t
refused So IN ace i9r j The climate
i NoT-a Carolina. &c lit. WIS uIrl
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-10-27
a LOVE

Would not interest you il you're look
ing for 4 guaranteed Salye for Sores.
Burns or piles. Otto Dodd, Of Ponder,
Mo, writes: II suffered with an ugly
sore 10 Ia yeal, but a box OF Bucklen's
Arnica Salve cured me. It's the best
Salve on earth. 25c. at all Druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-10-27

The Smithfeld Herald notes that Mr..
john Lamb. OF Baltimore. has given l
very handsome chandelier 70 the Episco-
pal church at that place.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-10-27
TASTED BY DAUGHTERS

led by Beautiful Carolina Bellies and
Generals of the Lost Cause, the Heroes
of the Sixties r Cheered by Thou
sands as They Pass From Camp to
the Fair Ground and in Review
Veterans Cheer Generals Ransom,
Cox and Roberts on Review.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-10-27
THE 4 BEGINS.

An5'' Yesterday morning Camp Branch
n.gI+' 1'A was astlr with life. During the
de1es ana IA the early morning more
@~0HS had arrived, and Veterans IN
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-04
Motto. OF Public Trustee. Sale.

WHEREAS, GEORGE NJ. LANCKTON. DE
~ ceased. ceased whose addrsss Was L. Junta;
Of trust, dated the 9Th day Of May, A, D. 1895
and recorded on the 9Th day Of May 1875 in
Of the county clerk and recorder Of Otero
county, state of Colorado, convey to the public
trustee, of said otero county, colorado, the
otero county, Colorado, to-wit:
Lots one ~ To twelve C12) inclusive, and lots
block four o. and lots one "a. two (2l, three
!3l four ~, hse %, six t6), thirteen lJl, four
block two t2l, in East La Junta, according to
the plat on fle in the county clerks office,
trust was made to secure the payment to Robert
W. Patterson, the beneficiary in said deed Of
ing even date with the said deed of trust for
the principal sum of two hundred and sixty
seven and seventy one-hnndredth dollars
tSb'.Iul, payable ninety 800 days after the date
thereof, with interest ON said note from th..
date thereof at the rate of two t2) per cent per
Whereas, said deed of trust further provided
that the said makers shall pay taxes on the
Js sa,a ImT premises promptly as the same become
hereunder, reference to which said deed Of
Whereas the said deed OF trust and note pro
vide, among other things, that in Of de
fault IN the pay ment of said promissory note
any part thereof, or the interest thereon. ac.
cording to the tenor and effect thereof, or in
case of breach of any of the covenants
agreements therein mentioned then and in that
case, the whole Of the said indebtedness, shall
at once become due and payable at the option
Of the legal holder Of the said note and the said
public trustee is authorized at the request of
the legal holder OF said note to sell and dispose
OF said premises for the purpose of paying the
said Indebtedness and the cost and expenses on
account OF the execution Of said trust. and
Whereas, default has been made in the pay
ment OF the principal and interest due ON said
note, and the legal holder of said note has ex
declare the whole Of said indebtedness, to b-,
matured and to foreclose the said deed of trust
and
Whereas, the undersigned, IL the public
trustee IN and for Otero county, state of Colo
RADIO; Now, therefore, ], c. A. Becrbohm. the
public trustee of said Otero county, stat.
of Colorado, at the request OF the legal holder
by the snid deed OF trust. do hereby give notice
that will on
WEDNESDAY, MAY, 9. 1903.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day sell
and dispose OF all the said premises or such of
title and interest Of the said Geo. NJ. Lanckto
his heirs and assigns at public auction, at the
south front door Of the county court house at
La Juntn, In Otero county. Colorado for th,
highest and best price the same will bring n
cash. for the purpose of paying the said indebt
edness with interest thereon to date of sale,
and for expenses and costs OF executing this
trust as provided by said note and deed of
trust
Public Trustee Of Otero County. Colorado.
Dated at La Junta, Colorado, March 30, 1908.
First publication, April ilIanS
Last publication, May 2, 1908
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-04

COR THE PURPOSE OF REALIZING THE
sum of Sl31 debt due me from one j. +.
Eu ster, and costs Of this proceeding, j will on
the Ath day Of April, 4. ID. 1903. at the hour of
ten O'Clock in the forenoon ut Likes west
livery barn in La Junta, Colorado, sell at pub
lie auction the following described property
to-wit: One chestnut sOrrel, about eight years
old, weight about 10 pounds, white strip in
face left hind foot white brand not visible;
one yellow mare II years old, weight about
hind feet white, heavy with foal. branded ON
both shoulders but brand indistinct; one four
year old mouse colored mare, heavy with foal,
apparently branded right and left jaw but
ycar-old black mare visible brand: weight,
about 900 pounds, also one bay colt following
said mare and apparently her offspring; one
black mare, no visible brand, weight. about
i.oD0 pounds, five years old, also one sorrei colt
with white dot on forehead. apparently the
offspring OF said mare; one nine-year-oid black
work horse, no visible brand, right hind foot
white, weight about 100 pounds, white speck
on forehead; one chestnut sOrrell stud four
years old. weight, about 800 pounds. no visible
brand. left hind foot white, with dot ON fore
head; one light bay mare, weight. about go
pounds about six years old, brand indistinct
also one yearling light bay horse colt following
said mare and apparently i her 1tispfing; % one me
pounds no visible brand, white strip in face,
left front foot and left hind foot white one
yearling sorrell mare colt, visible brand.
weight. about 600 pounds haxey name and tail; (;
be seen, weight about COO pounds. 50 many
thereof as shall b. necessary to realize said
sum and costs.
Said property being heretofore pledged to me
to secure the payment OF the debt above named,
due me by the said J. T.. Euster.
JOSEPH WIEDEMAN.
First publication, March ~, 1908.
Last publication, April I. 1908.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-04
District Court Jury.

The district court will be in
session Monday, April 10th,
Judge II. Voorhees, presiding.
Jurors for the term have been
summoned as follows:
Sherman Ball, Holbrook; X X
Nourse, La Junta; A NJ Jackson,
Rocky Ford; Riley parrant, Olney;
A 7 Neal, Fowler; Charles Avery,
La unta; ID Conard, Olney;
Sylvester Mason, Holbrook; John
b O'Neil, La Junta; Ed Swink,
Rocky Ford; w w Jones, Hol.
brook; James Tede, Fowler; II A
Baker, La unta; A p kouns.
Rocky Ford; w II McCaskill,
Manzanola; lanes Rumsby, La
Iunta; c II Wilson. Manzsnola;
Olaf Lundabl, Ordway; w IA
Hackworth, Olney; w Lloyd,
Olneyr II w Potter, Fairmonnti
] + Sickenberger, Manzanola; f..
NJ Weiland, Fowler; X A kessin
ger, Manzanola.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-04
Attempted Hoidup.

+. ID. Carlton had quite a lucky
experience last Sunday evening
about 7:3o o'clock with a couple
of would be holdups near the
Crooker arroyo bridge between
This city and Rocky Ford. MIR.
Carlton was returning home from
the sugar beet metropolis, and
when he approached the bridge
noticed two men, one on each
side of the road, who acted rather
suspiciously lust before crossing
the bridge Mr.. Carlton pulled out
his revolver and whipped up his
horse. One of the men attempted
to grab the horses head, and as
he did SO Mr.. Carlton fired at him,
with what result he does not
know. The horse started to run
and MIR. Carlton was soon safe
distance from the holdups, and as
he was not particularly inquisitive
as to the intentions of the men he
continued on his way home.
Nothing has been heard OF them
since.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-04
hoiy Week Services.

The following is the program OF
services at the Methodist church
for Holy Week, April sth to r2th.
The special program for Easter
Sunday will be published next
week. Everybody cordially in
vited to all these services.
PALM suNDAY, APRIL jTH.
0orning Sermon eel. The Conqn-ring Christ
Evening Sermon ..-....-.-. The Pruiigal Son =
AoNDAt. APRIL 9TH, sSor.M-
lAcfur- Conditions Of Church Membership"
TUESDAY, APRIL 5th, :DP.n
Lrcfurr Obligations Of Church Membership"
WEDNESDAY, APRIL sth, 30 ~.
Lecture -R.asons for Church Membership"
THURSDAY, APrIL srH. 80 P.
Lecture. Coming to Christ; A Common
Sense View of Conversion"
FRIDAY, APRIL 10TH. -p p. NJ.
Bibl- Reading ......-...'. The Cruciiixion"
FEIDN, APRIL IorH, :aop.x.
Reading from Ben Hur: The crucifixion"
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-04
ossmstie Recital

Henrietta Vinson Davis will give
a dramatic reading ana recital, at
the Norman building. Monday
evening. April 9th. for the benefit
of the A. NJ. +. church. assisted
by eminent local musical talent.
Miss Davis is an elocutionist and
reader OF unusual ability. winning
a gold medal in Denver last year.
in which there were ten contest
ants. The admission will be IS
cents.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-04
Eiae srsrd Of conss.

Miss Alice Gordon, of North La
Junta, has just been appointed
local agent for DR.. b. Lynas s.
Son. of Logansport, Ind. manu-
facturers Of the famous THO blend
of Mocha and ava coffee. This
coffee is imported and roasted
especially for this company, and
we can testify from personal ex-
perience to its unusual excellence
The coffee sells for IS cents per
pound.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-04
Notice 10, Publication.
United States Lind Ofiice, ,

United Stntcs Lind Ohice,
PUEBLO, Colo, March !, 1893
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N following, named settler has filed notice
Of his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, aud that said proof will be
made before clerk district court at La
Junta Colo. ON April ~, 1913. viz: Jose
Saps.da, II. B., No. s,s7i, for the west half
mort thea.t quarter, east half northwest quar-
ter section II, township 81 south, range S,
west.
He names the following witnesses tn prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
ton of said land, viz: William H. Wilson.
William Green, Andres Whatlese, Joe
MadriI, all of Higbee. Colorado.
X. GORDON,
Register.
First publication, March II, 1863.
Last publication, April Is. 1908.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-04
Notice Tor Publication.
United state; L.and Office,

United States Land Ohice,l
PUEBLO, Colo, March Z, 1893.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice
OF his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim. md that said proof will
he made before clerk district conrt mt La
Juntn, Colo, on April 20, 1858, viz: lsaac L..
Williams, II. T., No. 10,2t for the northwest
quarter northeast quarter section 10, town
ship ~ south, range 10 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his contiuuotis resilence upon and cultivn-
ton of said land, viz; Thomas u. Oldham.
of Rocky Ford, Colo: Thomas Mollett. Of
Rocky Ford, Colo: Artemus u. Ward. Of La
Juntn. Colo. Horace v. Barton, of Rocky
Ford. Colo.
J X. GORDON.
Register.
First publication, March II. 1903.
Last publication, April Is, 1908.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-04
ord,nsnee No. .4,.

AN ORDINANCE PIXiNG THE SALARY
"A of city engineer niId amending Section :,
q ordinans. No. ~. passed March +,
Organization Of the City Of La Jnnta and
Fixing the Salary Of Its Officers"
he u ordained by the city council OF the city
Section j. Section S, of Ordinance No. l2s
passed March u, 1901, entitled An Ordinance
la Jmnfa aud Pixing the SALARY of its ON
GERS II hereby nmeaded to read as follows:
Sections. The city engineer .haii receive
for his services a salary. payable monthly,
-sraTE 8 II Ped 81 COLORADO, IS
COUNTY OF OTERo.
Jnnta. do hereby certify that the foregoing or
dinsnce was placed on its hrst reading.
duly read and passed on its first 4 re.ding a.
~ isHaHl G.s. THOMPSON.
City Clerk
STATE OF COLORADO. a.
CRY OF LA JuNTA.
I, q. 8. Thompson, city clerk OF the city of
or,insnee was al regular m.etins Of the
on ont the 3 soth day oi March A. b. ieos. duly piaced
that the ayes and nay. were duly called and
nance, and that the same was passed and
adopted By the following vote:
Ayes-Aldermcn Draper, Cartwright, Carlisle,
Bentley. MeNeen. Daimler.
And I further certify that the said ORDINANCE
was previously introduced and read at . pre-
c-dinx regular meeting Of the said city council,
was thereafter 70 vii, on the nth day Of March,
thc L. junt. ftibane, nsvspaper. q ssnerai
circulation published In the city o. La Junta,
and that the publication was made more than
ten days before the final passage of said ordi-
nance. -......-.. i
City Clerk.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-04
Mo.,e. Of Sal. Of Pledged Property.

First publication, March II. 1903.
Last publication, April I5. 1903.