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La Junta tribune., 1903-08-22

>" shS sSSois sSses
ed above Smiths inju.ies are
not serious. The preliminary ex-
animation has not vet been set.
Mrs c. r. Hubbell, who has
been visiting relatives and friends
in Kansas City. Mo-, and other
portions OF that state during the
past two months, returned home
yesterday morning.
Two crates of cantaloupes were
shipped by express from Las Ami
mas last "Wednesday to Kansas
City, the first shipment of the sea-
son. The two crates brought $40
each, netting the grower IS. so
per crate. Thirty FIVE crates were
shipped from Las Animss yester-
day morning and nineteen from
Rocky Ford.
+. NJ. Steward, of Lamar. a
brother OF Undersherif Steward.
was La Junta Visitor yesterday
in the interest OF the Woodman
log rolling which takes place in
that city on the 29th inst. Great
preparations are being made for
the entertainment of the Wood
men and the attendance promises
to be the lsrges, in the history of
the order.
c. r. Kendall and c. +. Anthem,
chaperoned by w. Fisher, left
Thursday morning for "Stone.
wall," famous fishing and hunt.
ing resort about fifty miles west of
Trinidad. They expect to be alb
sent about ten days. The party
was well supplied with the neces-
sary fishing utensils, and lest they
forget the editor of this great fam
lily journal will dine on trout some
day next week.
Charles Quandt, who formerly
worked as machinist in the local
shops, returned to La Junta this
week and resumed his old position
Thursday morning. He has been
located at Argentine, Kan, during
the past year and witnessed the
terrible devastation caused by the
recent floods in Kansas. He says
there is no place like La Junta.
Mrs. Quandt and her daughter,
Mrs. Bradshaw, of Lamar, are
visiting relatives in Ohio.
Shelton & Caldwell, Of the Hol-
brook county, purchased two
hundred read OF thoroughbred
Hereford cows and heifers, and
three imported English bulls last
Tuesday from II, Crosley, SUI
perintendent OF the A. E Rey-
nold's ranch. They intend to en-
gage extensively in the breeding
and sale OF thoroughbred cattle,
and in the near future expect to
have one of the finest thorough
bred cattle rarches in the Arkan-
sas Valley.
The boiler of the engine pulling
the east bound California limite d
on the Santa Fe exploded at 6:I5
last Tuesday morning at the Ma
guire nine, three miles from King
man, N. M. Engineer Fitch was
blown $50 feet and instantly kill
ed. Fireman J. III. Bland was
was seriously injured. one leg be
ing crushed and his face scalded
by steam. The boiler was blown
600 feet ahead of the truck The
train was not damaged and no one
else was hurt.
DR.. c. o. kimball was quite
severely injured in a runaway ac-
cident in North La Junta last
Monday afternoon. While near
ing the north approach of the
bridge his horse SUI denly SHE'D
and Rev. Kimball was thrown
from the buggy, striking on his
head and shoulders, and being un-
conscious for few moments. He
was scratched and bruised all over
in fact, but none of his injuries are
serious, being able to be down
La Junta tribune., 1903-08-22

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La Junta tribune., 1903-08-22

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La Junta tribune., 1903-08-22
R00K 4ARGAING

practically the entire fiction product Of every Americs
lowing being specimens, will be offered each month
La Junta tribune., 1903-08-22

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The Washington times., 1903-02-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

z Street northwest. between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth StTeets-Frank
Higgins, executor, 10 Evelyn Y. Carter
part lot ,, square J54, $3,950-
Thirty fourth Street northwest, be
tween Q and r Streets-Frank E. smith
ct ux- 10 Carrie Oettinger, lot lSS,
square 1874, SO.
Thirty-fourth Street northwest. ue-
tween Q and r StTeets-Sane TO Bertha
Oettinger, lots, 1S5, 1856. 1S7, square
1874, SO.
New jersey Avenue northwest, be
tween K and I Streets-Joan E. Crut-
chett. ct Ux-, 20 Charles " King, lot q,
square J59. SIG
New York Avenue northwest between
Twelfth and Thirteenth St-eets-Haryey
T Winfield, OF al, trustees, to Mary c.
McCanrey, third interest in part OF lot
2, square 287, $t,455.
B Street northeast, between Sixth and
Seventh Streets-FIoFence 3. Silger,
ct al. TO GGeorge c Vonein, part orig
inal lot I9. square s67, s..
z Street northwest, between Nine
teenth and Twentieth Streets-Maggie
H. Peck to Hannah White, part original
lot 2, square~122, SO.
Connecticut Avenue northwest be
tween @ and r StTeets-James T. Hood.
trustee, ct ux.. to Joseph K McCammon;
lot IS, square 80; SO.
Ninth Street northwest. between Z and
Q Streets Michael J. Colbert ct al.
trustees. to Joseph DammauE, lot 20.
square 365; $4,000.
Ninth Street northwest, between = and
Q Streets-Joseph Dammann to Nathan
G Newsom; lot 10, square 5G5; SO.
Mount Pleasant-WfIIiam T. 5. Jack
son, ct ". to Mary Murphy; lot G: SO
Deanwood Heights-Johu ". Gregory.
su TX, to DoIlie A. C. Jones' lots 81 20
"a. block Il; $500.
Observation-Disclosures A. Blundon. ct
ux-, 20 Emma c. Brooks lot Il, block
3; SO
DObbins Additionally z. Niddaugh. et
al, to Gustave and Caroline FoigJ; lot
81, square II; SO
miugdsIe-Sarah l. HilIman ct
vir. Joel TO Maurice D. Rosenberg. lot
80. block Il; SO.
miuEdalc-Thonas NJ HaisIip ct
ux 10 Mabel Dulcy. lot 90. square s: $40
iugdale-Samc 10 annie a. Rau
and Darrell c. Grain, lot 50. square =
$40
Barry Farm-Johu A. Pierre ct ux. TO
John ". Taylor, part OF lots and g, sec
tion s; SO.
Barry Farm-Mary Y. Richardson ct
VII, Albert l., 10 William II. UndeTdue,
lot d. section 3; $40
University Park-Joseph r King to
Charles W King. lots 10 and IL block
43; $40.
Long Mead0ws-John T Shield ct ux.
to Asa F. Barker. lot 139: SO.
Long Mead0ws-Asa 2. Barker to John
T. She'd. ST. lot I39i $40.
The Washington times., 1903-02-04
Steel Issues and Rock Island
Features of the Opening,
Favorable Decision in
Hodge Case Anticipated.
Traction Shares Fairly Act
ive-Manhattan Up Near
Iy d Point-Tone and
Strength Maintained All
> Through the Morning

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The stock mar
ket opened strong this morning. pracJi-
cally the entire list scoring advances
The transactions we're on q fairly large
scale and the tone much better than
It has been fo- some time
The Steel issues and Rock Island were
features Of The opening. The steel
stocks displayed remarkable strength,
opening well above the closing prices
and evidenciEs good buying
There was no definite Intelligence as
10 the exact cause of the advance in
these issues, but opinions seemed to IA
vor the theory that a favorable decision
would be handed down in the Hodge
suit.
The Rock Island issues were very ac-
tive. influenced by the probability of
the announcement in the course Of the
day of an important deal with Union Pa
cific. The common stock opened AZ -
to 4Sa4 on sales of 1000 shares
New York Central opened fractjonally
higher, evidencing some strength Penn
sylvania also scored a gain. St Louis
and San Francisco common opened up
point and the strength and activity
OF these stocks were maintained
The traction shares were fairly active,
Manhattan opening up 3. The list sold
OF fractionally after the first few min
utes' trading, but the tone and strength
were we'll maintained and actively con-
tinued-
Following were the stock quotations al
l O'clock today:
The Washington times., 1903-02-04
CRUISER CONTRACT AWARD
ENDS DISPUTE OVER BIDS

The Secretary Of the Navy yesterday
announced the award Of contracts for
building the armored cruisers Washing
ington and Tennessee, thus ending a
notable controversy over the right Of
tho department 10 agree TO a change
in a sealed bid after it had been
opened.
The New York ShipbuiIding Company
Of Camden, y. J.. and William Cramp
& Sons, of Philadelphia. are each
awarded the contract to build one ship
the contract price IN the case of each
firm being fixed at 81 ,035 600.
The Washington times., 1903-02-04
NO DISCRIMINATION
IN ASSES ESSMENT

On the recommendation OF H II. Oar
nellie, the Assessor, J. B. Porter will
be informed that no discrimination was
shown in the assessment against the
property of Mrs. Porter for the laying
Of the water main in Fifth Street, be
tween K and L Streets northwest.
The Washington times., 1903-02-04
SURETY LOAN COMPANY,
~ ME-. ~ ~ No.

We WILL LEND YOT MONEY
On your furniture, pianos organs. etc. and
you can pay il back in small weekly OF monthly
payments ABSOLUTELY No DELAY
Our business Is strictly confidential, no EN-
barrassing questions to ask you. Lowest rates
10 the city. Private Offices
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE COMPANY,
6l3 Street N W
The Washington times., 1903-02-04
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

saIes-CapitaI Traction. 20g1295a, 20G
1891, 20GI291z, 2oGI291z. z0G12slz, 12G
129lh; Washington Street Railway. pre-
ferred. 1Td48; Union Trust and Storage.
501OgH. 50I09&, I0qI0g74; MergenthaI-
er. 10alS75z. 10aIg71z After call
Greene Copper. 100a21lk; MeFgenthaler,
10dIsT%; Washington Gas, 25G873si
Union Trust and Storage, 10G10ss4.
The Washington times., 1903-02-04
LOAN COMPANIES.

W. II YOC ARE GOING TO PUT
AI Es money it q bank, you look for the
q safest Institution; why not use Che
same care when you deposit your
yaIUahIe5 for q lOanl We have a building and
safes made Tor that purpose. All business ab-
solUcely c0uddrutial- Money lOancd on watches.
diamonds. jewelry. etc. Interest az three Per
cent instead of ten
Fl. K FULTONS LOAN OFFICE,
Established 1870 SI4 Ninth Street nU.
The Washington times., 1903-02-04
LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD o., FURNITURE AND P.ANOs,
81 lowest rates ana The day YOU Apply We
are Ioa-Hng on the Building and Ian Asso-
CIati0n plan. which makes the cost OF carry
ing loans much less than sou pay elsewhere
and allows you to pay 1t of IN any sized notes
y,u desire, running from one to twelve months
Il you have a loan with some other company
We will pay It oil and advance you more money
if desired Rates CneeTfuiiy given. anG no cos!
to you unless loan Is mode Call and set rates
t roHt room, drst Ilocr-
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
6Z5 / ST \. "
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

Employees of the United States Steel
Company have applied for 22.000 more
shares Of preferred stock than were al
lowed them in the original offer.
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

While the net earnings, it is said. u
the railroads of the country exceed those
of the United States Steel Corporation
four and a half times, those of the lat
ter are SO, G37, 1874 more than the entire
uuEuaranteed dividend disbursements Of
the railways, and the interest and divi-
dend payments are about equivalent TO
the returns which the railroads paid on
their common stocks in 1901.
The Washington times., 1903-02-04
Earnings.

The surplus an6 undivided profits in
1901 were Observation-Disclosures 1878 100 81
This year they were ............ 430I6557
An increase of....... ............ 5S04276
The earnings for 1901 were 11.51 per cent on
the capital, The past year they were 11-80 per
cent.
During the year there has been no property
taken In by sale OF foreclosure under Deeds of
Trusts.
The Washington times., 1903-02-04
Liabilities.
S6,624.12.55
Trust Department.

The business of the Trust Department IN the
management of estates, trusts, etc, has, shown
by the report, made a most satisfactory advance,
and the number Of wills filed, also, shows a gam
over previous years.
An examination into the methods of admins
tering estates and the unquestionabe safety, pro-
lection, and benefits secured to estates and bene-
tcares will convince people Of the great advantage
Of the Trust Company as compared with ind-
viduals The responsibility of the company, its
thorough knowledge and large experience IN this
branch Of business. IFS readiness TO act promptly
every business day IN the year when necessary and
the frequent sickness, unwngness, or incompe-
tency Of individuals to act are some of the strong
reasons Wig trust company should be appointed.
The Washington times., 1903-02-04
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
MONEY TO LOAN.

Money to loan Al S1z to per cent. in SIMS
Of q 0O0 10 $1,000, on D. G real estate; pay
oG AMI per cent mortgage and begin anew;
all transactions conducted with economical con
sideTatiou for borrowers.
VIZ. II. SAUNDERS Co. y4OS F St nw
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

Judge Gary. of United States Steel.
says untitled orders on the books Of
subsidiary companies a the present mo-
ment amount to 5.509 log tons In many
lines Of products the orders booked Will
keep mills busy until the early part OF
1904. Demand in all lines is good. and
there is nothing in sight to indicate any
change for the worse
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

Late London cables showed further
strength in American stocks, owing to
the improvement of the Kings health
and on expectation Of favorable out
come of the Venezuelan controversy-
The Washington times., 1903-02-04
Money Leaned Salaried People,

Retail merchants, teamstsrs. boarding houses.
without security: lsrgest business in 46 prin-
eipal cities. T0LMAN. Room l0l. 5S3 18th St
nv. mIA-tf
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

London was strong for Americans,
with prices 4 TO Is in advance Of yes
terdavs closing, generally, under the
lead OF the SteeIs and Wabash. which
were about a half point higher Louis
Vile and Nashville. Ontario and Western
and Baltimore and Ohio were, however,
down Il point
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

The banks have lost thus far in their
transactions with the subJTeasUTy
about SO .0n0, 600 Half this loss is as
cribed to the payment of the note Of the
Central Pacific railway on Saturday, on
account OF Indebtedness Of the road to
the Government, and to heavy customs
collections
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

Liverpool showed a ? point decline in
spot cotton. Futures opened at IL to 2
points decline and Temained quiet, at
/ point decline compared to yesterday
closing
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

tracted much attention to the stocks
and undoubtedly accounted for the ami
nation displayed by Steel shares yes
terday and today.
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

These cables were easier than eX-
pectcd. though Liverpool is still at q
higher level than justified by American
markets
The Washington times., 1903-02-04
Safe Deposit Department.

The number of safe deposit boxes rented Is
1,322. The revenue from this source in 1901,
$5,705.39 in 1902, $6,03445. Better results could
hardly have been expected from that department.
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

Purchases OF Great Northern, of Can
fada, by Canadian Northern gives the lat
ter road 300 miles additional roadway,
constructed or under construction.
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

Il Is understood that corporate inter
estS have agreed TO the Administration S
measure for the regulation Of trusts
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

It Is heard that something is doing in
Peoples Gas. An upward movement, it
Is rumOred, may soon be looked for.
The Washington times., 1903-02-04
WE'LL TREAT YOU SQUARELY
Whoever YOU ARE.

Persons needing money can come TO US with
full assurances that they viii always receive
fair treatment Money loaned on chattels. ful
niture. and other personal property Those re
cciving salaries can have money on simpl"
note, without indgTseT.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO,
Coz Z ST. n. W.
iuaT-u
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

| Street & Norton were heavy sellers Of
/ Rock Island, They disposed Of 2.500
shares.
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

/ Fifty-siX roads for December show
| average net increased earnings 1882 per
nnrot
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

There appears to be quiet buying Of
Atchison preferred by the same inte~-
ests which bought the common several
months ago.
The Washington times., 1903-02-04
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
Washington
Loan and Trust Company.


THIRTFENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT.
Statement ending December 81 1902
Company largely ofbus
earnings,
paid depositors.
The Washington times., 1903-02-04
Interest Paid DepOsitors.

The interest paid credited to depositors is IN
terestng to note, showing the extent to which the
depositors share IN the earnings of the Company.
In 1901 it was. .,,......$739 3962.41
In 1902 it was. ........... S5,S26a4
An increase during the last year of $11 ,84403.
There was So, ,S2644 more interest paid to de-
positors than dividends pad stockholders the pase
year the total amounting tc SIS per cent on the
capital Of the Company.
The total interest paid depositors to date has
been 1892, ,00SJS0-
Loans
The loans are A$369S,O78,37. an increase Of
S29I, ,19367.
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

Important developments were hfuted
at as pending in the Southern Railway.
Possibly in connection with Sanre Fe
For the past few days there has been
good buying IL Southern Railway. II
continued this morning, and the floor
traders have the point to buy it for sew
eral points.
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

DiIgent inquiry fails to reveal anv
good reason why Reading should advance
at present deal of bullish informl-
zion is circulated on il, however. and
there are indications OF d rise of mod
crate proportions. II viii probably be
q manipUlative advance, based upon In
crease in earnings, and a short inter
est
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

RAILROAD BONDS.

Cauital Traction r r. Fs....... Ioss
Net r R. SIS I9J5.-.......---.. lly
ger. r. R. Cert indebtedness A i91 100
Net. r R. Cert indebtedness B.. ig9< lyI
Columbia r. r. 6's I9l8......... IzI I2i
Columbia r r 2d mort 5g---- l9I
(~ftv E Suburban 5's---....-.... s.
Auscost5a & Potomac 5's-------- Ss
15T-b- sLTert Raflv7aT 4's ........ SIX COX
The Washington times., 1903-02-04
BONDs

yTasS. Gas Co., ger 4, &c Ig02-s7. ~ no
Wash Gas Co. ser 3. 6's I904-2T. lI2 ---
1. 5 Elec. Light, Deb. imp 1902 le5E 107A
Z 5 Flee Light Cert Indeht--- 1861
Eshes. & pot Tel. Com. 5's.--.- l04h I0j
Wash Market Co.. l5t 6's 1927
The Washington times., 1903-02-04
Resources.
Deposits.

The deposits at the close of the year
1894 were. .........-........ 81 ,3G5 397.54
In 1901 Observation-Disclosures. 45l2g71.95
Last year. .............. ........... 1892 56S.65
Showing a gain during the wear Of 679,596.70
Average annual gain of of............ 7S,396.4S
The number of depositors having open accounts
Is 1876, an increase during the year of 190S.
The cash available reserve Is S2,O68. .2Ol89, or
42.S per cent on check deposits.
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

With the completion of the new s5.-
900 600 belt around the city Of Toledo,
the Gould interest controlling the Wa
bash. Ann ArbOr and Wheeling and Lake
Erie lines have purchased property
through the heart OF the city, with
which they viii develop terminals at a
cost Of SIG, 600 0000-
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

Speculative sentiment is very bulIish
IN Amalgamatcd Copper. AmalgamaJed
Copper preferred was strong. although
opinions on the trade situation are con
hicting. Specialists in the stock think
II gives evidence OF q strong pool
4 dispatch from the West says the
copper market is broadening. and that
United States Parrot leaders expect a
sustained advance.
It is heard that United States Steel
VIII sell much higher very soon. accom-
panied by a broadening of the market.
The official announcement Of the graft,
flying results of the United States Steel
Corporation and the enormous orders
which they now have on their books at
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

It is reported that the ordinance will
be signed today by the recorder and
that Wabash trains viii be running
into PItJsbuTg by early summer.
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

The Auditing Committee have performed the
duties required of Them and made reports, from
time to time, to the Beard
The Trust Committee having supervision Of es
tates, trusts, etc, have held stated meetings at
which all business III the trust department has Jeen
carefully considered and approved.
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

Il was said yesterday that AIr. Great
singer had become financially Interested
in and would be active Ia the manage
ment Of the Westminster Heights Realty
Company which owns 175 res Of lam
between Flatbush and Ocean Avenues
md Kings Highway. Others interested
in the company are said TO be Senator
ChaunCey NJ DeDeW, Horace c. Du Val.
Police Commissioner Greene. Henry "
Poor, and John Green0ugh.
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

The very strong underlying conditions
and the very favorable outlook for the
continuance OF the C0uutTy's prosperity
are having now a very optimistic intiu-
enCe-
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

The annual report Of the ConsoIicr-
tion Coal Company, made public yester-
day, shows gross earnings OF S3.54l. sac
and net earnings of S534. .527. After pay
ment Of the regular dividend OF g per
share Of stock and all other expenses
there was surplus Of S178, 437
Norfolk and Western December sur
plus after charges shows an increase Of
SEQ 5I2
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

It Is the intention Of the Gould inter
est 10 lay a track road on this
property, connecting their diversified
interests in Toledo by this means with
the terminals. The right Of way Is. With
out exception. the highest priced prop
erIy IL Toledo
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

It IS also officially denied by President
Ripley that AJchison viii build at once
a road connecting its line with the Rock
Island. and that the former viii use the
latter's tracks to the Pacific Coast.
The Washington times., 1903-02-04

The ordinance granting tbs franchise
and right Of way to the Wabash Rail
road into Pittsburg was passed finally
py the select council at a special meet
ing Monday and by the common council
YESTERDAY