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La Junta tribune., 1903-11-25
/, is rumo.ed ,ha, the Columbian

Ii is rumo.ed that the Columbian
army will soon make - for {:
But Uncle Sans marines can be
depended upon to bring them to
a. There's no about that. The
general of surprise would indeed
be great il they failed. We would
say further by way of y that IL the
Columbian army should gam to
even cut into small SIS il would 4
any foolhardiness recorded in the
annals of war. My 50 the news
paper Gers would en- such an
opportunity with a OF alacrity
that would discount a train run
ming mile =
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-25

THE Ia UNrA tribune says to
the people Of thattown: "Why not
get hustle on ourselves just for a
changer" 1t seems to be the mis-
sion of newspaper to act the part
Of the call boy on the railroad and
arouse folks from their slurpbers
when they are needed. d.-Bessemer
Indicator.
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-25
aswis,.s,sses.s . ssis.

STATE OF COLORADO,
i James oTooie. deceased. Whereas, BY an
order Of the county eoar; within and for said
county and state. duly made and entared ol
D., iSe, the undersi9ncd administrator Of the
estate OF James OTools. deceased, Vas orderesf
TO proceed TO advrstise and sell lot three. In
block eighteen. and lot fvr. in block ninetssn.
all in the city Of La JuntA, helousing 10 said
estate to pay the debes OF said estate:
Now, therefore. In pursuance OF ssid ordeA
notice il hsrsby xivsn that on
MONDAY. DECEMBER !. 1903.
At 10 O'Clock .. m. ~ tho south frDut door of
the court hoose in La Junts. Otefu county,
Colorado. will sell tho above described real
estate At public auction. for cash in h1nd. To
the highest and bess bidder therefor.
DATED at Ia yanta. Colorado. this 18th day os
November. A. D., 1908.
Administrator OF tho Estateof James o o'Toole.
deceased.
First publication November Itth-
Las, publication D-eemb-r Sth.
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-25
aosies Tor Vvbiiess,on.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
PrgnLo. CsLo., November 3, f9u1

PrEnLo, CSLo.. November 8, iSnD
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ compliance with the provisions Of tho act
Of eoaxrsss Of June ), 1873, entiticd An act for
the sale OF timber lands In the states Of Cali
fornia Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri
tory a. eItenderi to all IN. pabiic land states
by act Of August I, 1s1s, Euss-n- Rourke. OF La
Junts county Of Otero, state Of Colorado. has
this day fled in this Office his sworn statemrnt
No. ton. for the purcha-. Of the southwest
quarter north. west quarter Of section No. five.
10 township No. twenty nine south rsns- No;
nfly -drc west in Las Animas county. and will
offer proof to show that the land sought Is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for asri
cultural purposes, and to establish his claim To
said land before the cirrk Of the District Court
at La Junta. Colorado. on Monday, the twenty
fifth day of January. I9ot-
He names witnesses: Frank T. Lewis.
John Littl-ton, Antonio EhsrrA, all OF La
.Junts. Colo; Thomas E Tate. Of Hixbec, Colo.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above de~cribcd lands are requested to die their
claims in this otics on or before said 9Th day
OF January, iaD4.
s. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. November "a, 1919.
Last publication. January %. 1904.
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-25

The teachers of the Arkansas
Valley will meet in the gymnasium
hall OF the Central High School in
Pueblo, Friday and Saturday OF
this week for the second annual
session OF the Arkansas Valley
Teachers Association. An attend
ance OF about two hundred is ex-
pecteu.
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-25
Nrwsp.prR advertising costs you

NEwsPAPrR advertising costs you
too much when you try 1t today
and stop it tomorrow, says the
Tampa, Fla, Tribune. So woul ]
clerks cost you too much If you
tired them for day now and then.
Same with delivery wagons. The
wheels of your business must never
stop; and the whole machinery is
out OF gear unless the bis sdvertis-
ing wheel is always turning. In
land Printer.
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-25
Notice 10, pvb,,ess,o..
Units-i States Land Ofiie-, !
PUEBLO Colo. Noyemhrr yi issIJ

Unit--i States Land Offic-,
4 PUEBLO, Colo. November q. 1903
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named ~cttler has filed notice Of
support Of his claim, aud that said proof
NilI b. made before tn. clerk Of the
district court at In JuntA, Colo, on January
), Isot. viz: Felix q. Perkins-H. y. io.2i7 for
the east half northeast quarter. section
t--n. township twenty-five south. rang. Atty
four west
| He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz:
John Osborn, Sr.. Frank Osborn. Frank Ls.
andrew Lee, all of La yuntA. Colo.
s. 4. ABBEY. Register.
tir-t publication. November -. Issr.
Last publication, D-c-nt-.r -, 1sD.
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-25
A pars pretty girl e.nv..ser.


A po~rS pretty girl canvassers
will travel through Southern Cali
fornia to educate people in the use
OF beet sugar instead of cane,
which is now the favorite. The
young women will visit each house
in ceStsin districts. and a.e in the
paw Of Henry r. Oxnard. the Los
Angeles sugar king Southern
California is the heart Of the beet
sugar industry, according to the
kahsss City Journal. but the peo-
pie there eat 1000 pounds OF cane
sussr 70 saeis roo Podnls Of hses
NJ. Onnssd .pspPoe<s 20 change
this state OF sHairs.
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-25
me.,e. Of e,.., ..,.,.m....
IN THE MArTER OF THE EsrATE n

IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
y Charles y. Gordon. dec.ascd.
Notice i hereby given. that on Monday. the
nHh day nJ November. A. d.. fssri being on. Of
the regular days Of the September term of the
lounty Court Of Otcro County. in the State Of
solorado. l. ~. A. Gordon, administrator OF
kaid estate. will spp-ar before the Judge Of
kadmini istrstor. pray the approval of the same.
|siId will then apply to be discharged such
4. which time and place any
person IN interest may appear and present OBJ
'j~ction- to the -sm- II any ther- hr.
Dst-i at La Junt~, Colorado, 0ctoh-r srh.
,igH Ia GORDDN
Administrator of the K-tst- Of Ch2ri-- y. Cor
don. d--ra-e.f.
First publication. October n. 1914.
Last publication. November -. IsB
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-25
ossses vs esssssssss.-
NorICE n nEREDy GIVEN

NOTICE - uEREBv GIVEN TUaT
.ied rrcv.als sin - reeeised st TIE
c0kce ~ ths Coansy Clexk - Oeerp er.unsv. ~
"a Sssea- Co3crs1s. s.ti1 OS o'el.xk < II
Snt.r1ay, xov..esr - -, ~ IN s<sdificu Z,
near IL yunea, 10 ssssrAnnse wisA p1.ss 80
-p.<ieestirns ~ - - . his 49,.
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N9oeeS Ulu 2epf ineo Q eunerseR and eN>ruep =
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Heea - rery. ~ risAs n r~j-<s suv
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La Junta tribune., 1903-11-25
Notice 10. e.s,sess,s..
Uni,s.i sssts- Land odie..

PuEBLO, Colo. 0rtob-r 81, lNH I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Az followins named settler has nled notice Of
his intention To make final pr,-pf in support OF
his claim. and that said prupf will b made
before the clerk .f the county court at La AMI
mas. Colo. on D>c-mb-r u. isn viz; Ferdi-
s.ction two. township twenty 1.-TWO south, range
ffty three west
his coatinuou> residence ugu,n and cultivation
81 said land. viz. Mary Asnifor. Peter Mani
Tor, John hartman Annie Sixzlis. all Of Ls-
Anims-. Colo.
=. 4. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. November 4. Igp
Last pohlicatiou. Dsc-mt-r y. fNn.
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-25

The sugar beet campaign will
probably close at Rocky Ford Oh
December 10th, as the crop in this
vicinity is about all in In previous
years the campaign has usually
closed about February Ist.
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-25
City Council.

| "dyot Sotptu ptcsiuiuS anu sh'ocs
men Handy, Johnson. Lamb and
Sherman being in attendance.
An ordinance providing for the
inspection OF milk dairies and
dairy herds, regulating the sale Of
milk and milk products in the city
Of La Junta, and prescribing pen
alties for its violation was placed
on its first reading.
The saloon bonds OF Dye &
Gates, X. A. Eddleman, J.. p.
Bradish and J. E. Donlon, which
had been examined and approved
by City Attorney McDanieIs, were
on motion accepted.
On motion il was ordered that
the regular monthly salary OF X.
w. Bnrch, who operates the city
street sprinkler, be discontinued
after December Ist. and that there
after he be employed by the day as
| needed.
The board then proceeded to
elect an alderman from the first
ward TO succeed Ed Marshall, re-
sigosd. Thers-sas great deal OF
mystery in arranging the necessary
prefimiaaries. audSit;really looked
for a minute as though syerything
had nor been previously fSsd, de
spite the fact that IT had been
talked around town for days pre-
viously that c. f. Hasten was to
step into Alderman MarshalPs
shoes. You can look wise and
fool some cf the people some OF
the time. but not often. Alder
man Handy very innocently sng
gested that Alderman Johnson
name a successor to Mr. Marshall
Mr.. ohnson studied for a few
minutes and then suggested the
name OF Charlie hasten. His
nomination seemed to meet with
the unanimous approval OF the
board, and on motion il was or
dered that he be declared elected
by acclAmation Mr., hasten will
be sworn in at the next meeting.
As Mr.. Marshall officiated as
mayor pro fem while alderman, il
was necessary to elect some one to
hll that vacancy. Six ballots were
necessary before choice was
made. Mayor Corbin having pre-
viously announced that box of
cigars would be the penalty for
being elected. Alderman Johnson
got stuck.
Alderman Lamb brought up the
question Of gambling. making the
statement that Marshal Melvin
seemed to he having some trouble
IN putting a quietus upon the evil.
He wanted to know how the board
felt about it. Mayor Cor5in stated
that lie had supported the marshal
in every move that had been made
and that every effort to suppress
gambling in the city OF La Junts
would have his emphatic endorse
ment Marshal Melvin stated that
his efforts thus far had not been
successful for the reason that the
sports were receiving encourage
ment from some source, as they
always want I'd to know where he
got his authority whenever he at
tempted to suppress gambling.
He wanted the board to go on
record AMI back him up, as not
until then would his efforts be sue
cessfal- City Attorney McDaniels
said that the only way TO suppress
gambling was for the board to gol
on record and pass a resolution
which would forcibly express the
sentiments OF the members in re-
gard to the matter He was in,
structed to draw up a resolution,
which he did. and il was subse-
quently unanimously passed by an
aye and nay vote The resolution
reads as follows:
Moved by Lamb and seconded
by Johnson that the marshal be
instructed to stop all gambling in
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-25
Essssy Asssstissmsat.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM
~ it may concern that the following dc-crihsri
-stray animal was taken up at Rocky Ford
Colo to-wit: On. small iron gray MARI
branded RO1 left thigh: weight, 10 pounds
broken. Z Said animal being unknown "a
this Board, unless claimed by owner on or be-
fore December II. is1a. aid estray will b. sold
By this Board for the benefit Of the owner when
found
STATE BOARD OF STOCK
INSPECTION COMMISSIONERS.
Denver. Colorado. z
First publicatiop, November - Isp.
La It publication. D.-c-mher . iNn.
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-25

Ia JusrA was orgaaissd and Incorporated
a. = tow uadss tke general laws Of the state
Of Colorado, March Is, 1851. On April 5, 1909,
IL became . city Of the second class Popn-
Iatiun, ineloding additions, about 20.
school popuistion. 90. Has elsctrie iixhts,
.e~er., Holly water works owned by city.
canning fs1sory, largest brick plant In the
se,f so barrel -four mill. tDy1O0 monthly
santa Ps payroll and IL a thriving, indnstrs-
gu. aud prosperous community.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02

# FoREsTRY has sbeco ONE Is living issue
in the midd lie west through the deple-
tion Of regular streams and increased
periodical floods. In this view, the
question is of the largest public inter;
est and Of a character to demand IN
creased activity ~ the Fe ederal govern
ment. The forests ia the watersheds
Of our great rivers must be preserved
and barren districts must be fef0rested
not In the interest Of one state, not in
the interest Of farmers or cattle grow
fers, butsin the interest of all the people
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02

s4 Is not public sentiment drifting to-
wards the view that umanitarian feel
ing has run to excess LeniencYis
evidently carried to extreme. Pity and
commiseration have run to seed. Pris-
on lifeis not rigorous enough. Many
people, are beginning to think that it is
too hard to get criminals into prison,
they are too we'll treated while there,
and it is too easy for them to get out.
Righteousness and justice should be
considered as we'll as mercy. ss$# N 3,s
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02

3.5 IT will probably be III long while be-
fore there is another street carniyalsi lsin
81. 81 Paul for charity. bout $s33, 600
were taken in at the one recently held
there for the benefit of the espublisc baths,
I including IA g generous subscrip ptions from
many citizens. The balance sheet
! sslh,' shows y that every cent of the OOO
was used up in penses' and sthat
actually there sisf 4 deficiency ii, ail bills
are paid. 4 here 2is abnnd dant Talk sos,f
grating in connecti on with much 81
the expense. Draw yOnrs own seonclusg
~ sions, q We y have n y mad = ls ours
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02

If the candidacy for goyernorship:is is
to be settled on the basis of personal
beauty, why would il not be . good
idea for all prospective aspirants- to at
tend the several county fairs and put
themselves UP for popular endorsement
and let the public decide just as they
do in baby contests? It would be a
great drawing card for any fair. This
might be the very best thing for such
beauties as Eddy. &. ss
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02

&c The state prison wine plant made
I 900 ,OOO pounds soff twlne during the.
year ending Aug. every pound gof.
which was sold direct % the farmers of
thestate AZ prices niach lower than
1charge ~ dealers. The plant was op:
Grated at Sa profit Of SO, GOO and next
year will prod luce = large amo, o,lnt, for
with some enlarge 8, 900 600 pounds
may Be turned out next season. It is 4
very prof table state institution
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02

WITH regard to Bryan's political ~ y /
ture, this old saying may be commend 3
ed to him: Blessed is he that expecteth
nothing, for verify he shall not be dis
appointed. i.@,@. h." w @'
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02

rniiu III ffS 6ff
hoae M
ana ,o M
s.f te az
ina ah,sed SION M GOES IA ~
fhat ica cream hen eat ten ~
~ ley ali AMI tias haa 80
snInnch faet AZ tlha ;cad a dssI
Water Al & temperature of from, ~ ~ Nh
GS DEGREES sis J. tie pronera lifIl,Id ssm;f,J
which 20 qnencn1 l1 me. Thirst
DAY, ana lI me doc tors ls igntslt can
7sWalioVvedES with
out. larm 81 ana q VIII 8 lnuch more q Ie,
Iresntng snscs snai csail oe opsall
rom gne d lcee ese9 uIss1l z
Anspar Enterp q i the
map sc the state ofB IoWta. siifs syoDnEpleasa
and Won cannot 81 fail :tOs observe that III
a electric line will prove q financial
success ia any part Of the state, there's
certainly IS fine op opening for III 4 line
3 from Cresco to North wood 4 distance
Eof lust sixty miles. Riceyiile is ABOUT
one half mile south from Cresco: ST.
Ansgar on half mile north and North
wood four miles north. BetWeen Cresco
and RicevilIe is a fine locat ton 81, fora q
good town at Saratoga at present An
inland town with no railroad facilities,
From st. Ausgar5 the line could De built
to N orth oud by wa of Carpenter. 5If
there is a finer sixty miles Of country
lin Iowa through which to build q rail-
way, the writer has never seen it. IT. is
one sixty mile expanse of level lfprairie,
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02

THE state game wardens and game
commission are credited with having
con6scated for their own use the game
unlawfully killed last year. We hope
that there will be better use OF it this
year. The officials have no more per-
sonal right to this game than those
who illegally shoot it, r." @
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02

The Shamrock goes home to England
again without the American cup. This
is really getting too monotonous.. Some 'e11[
one will tire Of it before another half lls III
century.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02

MOSES E. CLAPP will be our next
United States senator. The last state
republican convention endorsed him by
vote and the convention next year will
DO the same thing. The ambitions Of
Tom Lowry and others must wait a
few terms longer. 49, ... ...s,esH
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02

WE see by the St. Peter Herald, that
John A. J Johnson, one Of the genial ed
itors OF that paper, went to Rochester
hospital Thursday to again submit to
a surgical operation in the hope Of a
complete recovery from his old trouble
growing out of appendicitis. Here's
hoping that he may gain complete re-
cOyery. s; 81 S& ~ l:s5 + " & is ri,
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02

E. r. Young of Swift county is
starting his campaign for attorney gen
eral in very foolish way by attempt
ing the notoriety of a libel suit. 1t is a
poor method of. advertising political
aspirations. %t-..-.s q:
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02

The Turks are again committing
wholesale massacres of Christians in
southeastern Europe and yet the
Powers cannot agree to have these out
RACES stop. However, the shooting at
a United States consul at Beirut few
days since by Turkish fanatics may
prove more serious for the sultan s
interests. ~ : s;Gs
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02

OUR readers know we'll that we have
little use for the blasphemous Chicago
Dowie, but if he can make any impres.
sion in his raid on Wall street in the
way of stirring them up from iniquity
and evil, he shall receive due recogni-
tiOn at our hands. ~ y
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02

ALL the public school teachers of
Jerauld county, S. D., have signed an
agreement binding themselves not to
teach for less than $40 per month. The
wages have hitherto been $50 and $335.
Seventy-hve teachers have signed the
agreement. When the farmers perfect
a union, what will be- left to form into
combines? -. 'I@5...
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02
4 |Hosneseskers E xcllrsiions.

Gh hicagoS 9Tea t. es tern Rail-
VA poi ints II, ss,nnt Invest.
Vest d OFT a an q Nor th vest AZ one
fare Mus $500 for & be round u IN
sale Sept lst and 5th Free Re
.clininR Chair Cars, Dining and Cafe
cars, on Y hicll yo ii nv only for4W hat
you rder on ~ ains For further
spa rticu liars pplY TO an Great West
ierns gel u. ortJ E ! Elmer 3: =,
Chicago, lll
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02

ONLY ten grocers out of four hum
dred in St. Paul are in favor Of keeping
open on Sunday. These are, the same
ones who keep open nights until ten
o'clock and give their clerks no rest at
all. They are greedier than hogs. /. We
hope that they will be made to feel the
effects Of public disapproyal in a very
summary manner. ,.;E. n. ~ 5. .ISiEE
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02

A VERMONT farmer committed
suicide last week on account OF dis
couraging crop prospects and worrying
over them. Now his widow and SIX
children are doing the worrying. y.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02

MOWER county fair next week, Tues les
day, Wednesday and Thursday. En- En-
courage it all you can by ycurentriees| 9 OF
exhibits and by your presence. Il.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02

A NEBRASKA woman married her
stepson the other day. What relation p
is she to herself now? i3ss ,3$ (,
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02
OFFICIAL PAPER OF MOWER CoUNTsY,y s,y
Entered as second class mail matter "a a
the postoffice. Aastin. Mirln-

UNFAIR abuse of Governor VanSaMnt ~
is the surest means Of reelecting him. j.
Keep it up, boys. s S.sss II. .53
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02
w edge Nursery.
ALBERT LEA, MINI.

Ssf4 CLARENCE WEDGE. Proprietor, .,.
DON'T 5SWAssrE time. and money on foreign
nursery stock, but hold your orders until you
have seen our list Of hest hardy fruits now in
bearing within 70 miles OF Mower County. Is S%l
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS,

Retailer and Advertiser: A merchant
may do business after a fashion with
out advertising 6, just as a man may live
without washing, but neither course is
to be recOmmeIlded.. 81 'i'@i% @1 s&ss
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02

DR.. DOWNING. President s.5s
Downing Medical Association and German
Medical and Surgical Institute and Eye I
.s and Ear lnfirmary, Chicago. III. 5$..
ESTABLISHED 1880. 10000 CASES CURED.
/. &. 100000 Capital. ....
Oldest, largest, most successful and reliable
medical institution of it's kind il the northwest,
for the treatment Of Chronic, Nervous and
Private Diseases Of Men and Women, Deformi-5
ties, Surgical Operations and Diseases of the
Eyes and Ears. ..3,5 & !.
No money taken from incurable cases. il
your case is incnra BILE you will be frankly told
the truth, and advised not to waste your
money. An honest opinion given to every case.
Thousands cured st after # being given up to die.
Has cured Thousands Diseases of Eyes and
Ears, Catarrh, Stomach and Liver Diseases.
Blood and Skin Diseases, Diseases of Heart
eases of Women, Diseases Of Men,. Cancers,I5
Tumors, Surgical Operations When needed::II
Lack of development, small, weak parts oil
the body enlarged and strengt thened. Deformi-I !
ties corrected. 4 Ray examinat tions when re re-|
Ouired, $-s-l *j$.Ss XIX
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-09
ENGINE INADEQUATE.
Did Not Furnish Sufficient Power to
Operate the Pumps.

Did Not Furnish Sufficient Power to
Operate the Pumps.
Mt. Pleasant. Jan. S.-The city coun-
ell at its last meeting decided that the
gasoline engine recently purchased for
operating the fire-fighting apparatu s
was inadequate for the purpose for
which it was intended, and will return
1t to the firm from which it was Sc
cured, if possible. The engine has been
given a trial by the council and failed
to run the two pumps used by the de-
partment for throwing water onto fires,
and which are now run by hand, about
twelve men being required to handle
them effectively The engine stood the
test well when attached to only one
pump, but was not able to propel the
two. Its cost viii be between $3.50 and
$500
John II. sSeely shipped another one Of
his famous thoroughbred -Rambouillet
sheep out of the state this week. 1t
was. a yearling ram and went 70 r. A.
jackson of Dayton, Wash, and brought
Mr.. See1y 500.
a little son Of Christian Hansen's of
this city was quite severely injured
Wednesday morning by being kicked
by horse The boy was playing on
the street near the school house and in
some way got too near a horse which
was being led by R. Macarthur along
the street. The injury was inflicted on
the head and body Of the boy, who is
now under a physicians care
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-09
PROVO NEWS NOTES

Provo, Jan S.-Thfs is an age of organ
lzatiOn, and the poStmasters OF JJtan
county propose to meet here on WedneS-
day, Jan. p, to effect a county organiza-
ton for purposes offensive and defensive
The call is signed by Postmaster Close
OF Provo. Postmaster Peters of American
Fork, and Postmaster Ross of Lehi Mr.
Close assures Tha Herald representa- tive
that the association has no political sig
n1f1cance, that politics will not be con-
sidered by the body, but that the Organi-
cation is to consider questions relating TO
the service.
In the estate Of Mary F. Mcmillan. de-
ceased, of Spanish Fork. Charles 7. Wood
has presented a petition for letters of ad-
ministration; the hearing has been set for
Jan. Il.
Estate of Sadie NJ. Pratt. deceased; pc
titiOn for order confirming sale of real
estate; set fer hearing Jan. "a.
The family OF Mr.. and Mrs VIII Lee
has been increased by the arrival Of son:
all well.
The Utah County Teachers association
Will meet at Provo next Saturday, when
Professor Marshal viii continue his
course of lectures on English literature,
and Professor Eastmund his instruction
in industrial education.
Colonel Percy S. Sewers. United States
government timber Inspector. is in the
city on business connected with his office