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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-07
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
CONTINUED from page ~

Special Laws of 1895. entitled An Act
Power company, reported same ought
to pass. Report accepted. Bill tabled
for printing under the joint rules.
Mr.. Morrison for the committee on
military affairs, on Resolve providing
for the preservation of regimental rolls
in the Adjutant-G Generals Office, re-
ported same ought to pass. Report ac-
cepted. Under the joint rules this Re-
solve was referred to the committee on
appropriations and financial affairs.
The same Senator for the same COM
mittee. on Resolve in relation to extra
Bay to Maine volunteers in the war
with Spain. reported ought to pass.
Report accepted. Under the joint rules
this Resolve was referred to the COM
mittee on appropriations and financial
affairs.
Passed to be Ensrossed.
An Act to legalize the acts of St.
Francis Plantation in the county of
Aroostook.
An Act to correct an error in Chap
ter 20 of he Public Acts of 1899 and to
amend Section of Chapter 60 of the
Revised statutes.
An Act to enlarge the powers of the
Berwick, Eliot and York Street rail-
way.
An Act to confer additional powers
upon the Lincoln County Street rail-
way.
An Act relating to the Bar Harbor
Electric Light company.
An Act to fix the salary of the Judge
of Probate for Hancock county.
Passed to be Enacted.
An Act to provide in part for the ex-
penditures of government for the year
1903.
An Act to amend Chapter 262 Of the
Private and Special laws of 1858 az
amended by Chapter $50 of the Private
and Special laws of 1897 and Chapter
"a of the Private and Special laws of
1899, entitled An Act to incorporate The
Dover and Foxcroft Village Fire Com
pany.
An Act in relation to the powers of
the Union River Light, Gas and Power
company.
Orders Of the Day.
On motion by Mr.. Plummer of An
droscoggin, Senate Document, No. ,3S
An Act s,lt4oFiAing-the Great-Northern
Paper, company to locate. erect and
maintain piers and booms in the Ken
nebec river. was taken from the table,
the Senator stating that the motion
was made in accordance with Il request
by the Senator from Somerset, Mr..
Bryant, and on the further motion OF
the Senator from Androscoggin, the
Hill was referred to the committee on
interior waters.
On motion by Mr.. Bryant If Somer-
set. the Senate adjourned. to meet or
Tue sday, February 10. 1913, at 1890 A.
NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-07

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If 1t fails
to cure. E. w. Groves signature is on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-07

TITS signature ,s On every bog OF tho genuine
Laxative BrOmo= Quinine Tablets.
ta Q,nady- that eEyes . oela u oDe ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-07

Ordered. That Mr.. Burrill of Ellis
worth be authorized to change his seat
from No. Sc to No. i.
Report of Committees.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01
Tennis Tournament.

Saturday the tennis champions
OF Las Animas met the La unta
High School Club on the home
grounds and were defeated. We
believe Las Animas brought along
belts for the sole purpose OF car
rying home our scalps, although
the articles were not seen. III It
did not seem egotistic we would
say that the Las Animas team put
up good tennis.
Rev Pingree served very de-
ceitiul cut when it seemed to him
that his opponent played too far
back. His straight drives netted
him many points. Superintendent
Hess played an all round good
game, no point standing out par
ticularly more than another, unless
it were his net playing. Here his
height and long reach were very
effective.
The Las Animas High School
boys played steadily, defeating
Will kilgoTe and Roy Finney, two
sets, decisively; score, 6:i; GA.
The cripple. Archie, was always
behind the ball, his good judgment
being largely responsible for the
score. Las Animas suffered some,
OF course, from strange grounds
and new conditions, but that was
offset by our lack OF practice. No
singles were played.
Score. hrsts: Frank Finney and
S Smell, VS.. Pingree and Hess,
6:3; Us; rs.
Arrangements were made Tor
return game next Saturday.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01
wins, Club on sJ.sn..

The members Of the La Iunta
Whist Club went to Rocky Ford
last evening to engage in con
test with the whist club of that
city. Those attending were as
follows: Mr., and Mrs. c. F.
Kendall, Mr.. and Mrs. w. +.
Andrews, MIR. and Mrs. G.. S.
Thompson, MIR. and Mrs. b.
Pearce. MIR. and Mrs E. Bur
well, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ameyson. Mr..
and Mrs. 5. X. Mendelson, MIR.
and Mrs. +. A. Sabin, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. II. Winchell, MIR. and
Mrs +. +. Lewis.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01
mo,ies Tor Rubiiest,oa.
uni,-d Stnt-- Lnnd Omce.

Pueblo, Colo. February n, 1903
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Of his intention to make final proof In sup
part Of his claim. and that said proof will be
made before clerk district court nt Ia Juuta,
Colo, ON April -, 1903, viz; Alfred X. Walt.
u. 4. No. I0.s7i, for the sOuth~ est quarter
section twenty. township twenty lone south,
range hfty live west.
He nAme0 the follow ing ~itnes.es 70 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion of said land, viz: Robert Z. boyd,
Charles II. boyd, william Harris. William u.
Gibson. all of La Jnnta, Colo.
J.R. GORDON,
Register.
first publication, February Is, 1909.
Last publication, April I. Iar
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01

said mare and apparently her offspring; one
yellow four-yearold pony, weight about sou
pounds, no visible brand, white strip in face,
left front foot and left hind foot white: one
yearling sorrell mare colt, no visible brand,
weight, about 900 pounds, fiaxey name and tail ;
one yearling bay horse colt, no visible brand to
b- seen, weight about 800 pounds, or 50 many
thereof as shall be necessary to realize said
sum aud costs.
Said property being heretofore pledged to me
to secure the payment Of the debt above named,
due me by the said J. +. Euster.
JOSEPH WIEDEMAN.
First publication. March u, 1908.
Last publication, April I. 1908.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01

tors of said city by . special election called
Sccsion !. Il shall be the duty Of tho city
take the sum Of ssIs from the receipts Of the
water plant and place the same to the credit
OF the interest on the $4,000 water plant
shall be apportioned to the other water plant
funds tn proportion to their amOunts>
Section 3. All ordinances or parts Of Ordi-
nances In conflict herewith are hereby re-
IsEALl =, FRED A. sABIN, Mayor.
ATTEsT: g, s: THOMPSON, Clerk.
l, q. $. Thompson, city clerk OF the city Of
La Junta, do hereby certify that the foregoing
ordinance was placed ON its first reading, was
regular meeting of the city council Of said city
y tsraTi G.s. THOMPSON,
STATE OF COLORADO,
City OF La JUNTA
j, q. S. Thompson, city clerk of the city Of La
Junta, do hereby certify that the foregoing or.
dinance was at a regular meeting of the board
the I'D day OF March, A. b. 1909, duly placed up
ON its third reading and final passage, and that
ed upon the final passage Of said ordinance,
and that the same was pissed and adopted by
the following vote:
Ayes-Aldermen Draper, Cartwright, Car
And further certify that the said ordinance
was previously introduced and read at a pre-
ceding regular meeting Of the said city council,
held on the 9Th day Of March, A. ID. 1908, and
was thereafter to-wit, on the llth day Of March.
A d. 1905, duly published according to law in
circulation, published in the city OF La Junta.
and the publication made more than ten
days before the final passage OF said ordinance.
lsEALl q. S. THOMPSON,
Clark
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01

First publication, March II. 1903.
Last publications, April Is. 1903.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01
o,d,n.ne. No. .4..

AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE
"a approximation Of funds for the corporate
purposes of the city of La Junta for the
h.cal year, commencing April l, 1903.
BE IL ordained by the city council of the city
of La Junta:
Section 1. For the purpose of defraying
all necessary corporate expenses OF the city
of La Junta, commencing April !, 1903, there
shnll he aud hereby is appropriated out OF
the revenues Of said city for said fiscal year
the sum OF 81, 2s0to meet the corporate eS pens
e. and liabilities outside of the moneys to he
derived from the sale of bonds of the city of
La Junta, the issuance of which wa. author
ixed by Ordinance No. IN OF said city. en-
titled AN ordinance providing for the con-
traction of an in.iebtedness by the city Of
La Junta. Colorado, aud upoI, the cresiit
thereof by the issuance of negotiable coupon
bonds of said city, for the purpose of extend
ing the present watcr system for further
supplying water to said city" Passed
September Is, 1902.
Section 2 The said total amount of SO 80
so appropriated is hereby sub-divided into
appropriations in the following amounts for
the following spsci iic purposes and objects
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01
s..... .. s... q s,.ss.s Properly.
pos TINE PURPOSE OF REALIZING TIL

pos TINE PURPOSE or REALIZING THE
SUN a S1n debt due me from one J. T.
Easter. ssd costs a this pruc-~siins I viii on
the Ath day a April 4. D. lHs At the hour of
tee o'e11ek 10 tie forenoou st Likes west
livesy bsrp u L. y..ts, Colorsdo. sell at pub
lie surtios the followinx descrit,ed property
tO-Wit: Or chestnut >orrcl- ahDut eight years
old. veieAs ehysf i-10 pounds. white strip in
faee, IN hiDd iupt white hr.nd ncs visible
one yel1Sw nsre r year. oad- WEIGHT shout
one ses1sasd puu1ds. ~hits strip in face. both
hinA ~ vAife. k>avy viii foal- branded On
tr4h sADshesss b~t br.pi indissiBcs os.e four
yeos - 0pase enessed .are. keavy with fozl
spVars1sly hsss<ssi - risAt and I'm jaw bss
isAisei.ea weisAe- sssus i1g pu.nds; one foss-
ah..s - pn..As- slss 80 ty eas sslIovi.s
81 aese - sey.r..siy ker edsysi.r; one
I@ps1s- avy ycars ga, ai.o or sorrei c.,t
With vhioe dge % fureA~sd- apparently III
o9syRig - ssjd oefe: coe ninr-yeero}d blsck
I'D 80 :: yi:is:: .s..a risAs hi.d f.,ss
On ssssA.ea; - sAe-e..s -ssren SD. ey.s
ke4a- IN I'D sisa wAise. with doa - esee-
hese: 80 49, ~ ease, veieAs- ahsss -
sks@ SssS.s IL ~ Mr.. e.s ss1svEs
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01
Notice 10, publ,e.tion.
United State. Land once,

United States Land Once
PUEBLO, Colo, March !, 1903
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has fled notice
of his intention to make final proof Ia sup.
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before clerk district court ut La
yunta, Colo, on April ~, 1903, viz: Isaac l..
Williams, II. E.. No. l0,s1& for the northwest
quarter northeast quarter section ~. town
ship 20 south, range 20 west.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion of said land, viz: Thomas Is. Oldham.
of Rocky Ford, Colo: Thomas Mollett. of
Rocky Ford, Colo. Artemus II. Ward. of La
Juntn. Colo; Horace V. BARTON, OF Rocky
Ford, Colo.
J X. GORDON,
Register.
First publication, March II. 1907
Last publication, April Is. 1903
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01
nes'es Tor psbiiest,en.
Unite,i STATE. Land q

Cnited Stat~~ Land Once
PuHhio. Coio, February e.. lso3
~ following named settler ha. filed notice
Of his Intention to make final proof In sup.
port Of his claim, aud that said proof will he
made before clerk district court, at La
yusta. Colo. ON April -, ls0s, Wis: Martin
=. Savage. n. Z. No. 1854. for the southwe-i
quarter norsh~e.t quarter, vest half soutl,.
west Qunter section tWent > -four, toN n-hi 4
twenty -four .outh, range Nifty i've west.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous reAidence upon aud c,iltiyu-
tton Of said land. vis:. Ambrose X. Edgerton
Jonn X. He'll, Alfred BroOker, John ". Win.
ter, all OS In Juuta, Colo.
J. X. GORDON,
Register.
Fir.t publication, February Is, isGa.
Last publication. April !. 1893.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01
me.le. 10, eus,,e.,io".
Uni,..i State: Land Oa,ce,

PUEBLO, Colo, March ], 1908.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following. named settler has hied notice
Of his intention to make final proof in cup
port at his claim, aud that said proof will lbs,
Junts Colo. ON April ~. 1893, vis: yose
Sapesin. u. T.. No 9.s7i, for the ~e.t hall
west.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud eultiva-
tion Of said land, viz; William II. Wilson
William Green. AndreS whatles~, Jos
Madril, all Of Higl,ee. Colorado.
J X. GORDON.
Pir.t publication, March n, i3H.
Last qualifications. April IS. 1908.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01

Section =. All revenues derived from the
water pfAnt Of the city 81 La Juntn during
the said fiscal year shall l'e kept by he city
treasurer separate aud apart from all other
drawn on either Of the following funds tow il /:
"Interest on <s,0OO Water Plant Bonds ''
pI"n, Pnnd s paid onl, os
q! the revenues derived out Of said water plant
and ont Of no other revenue or funds, and no
warrant drawn on any other funds shall In.
from said water plant and all moneys deriv-
Ell from snid water pinnf .emaining IN the city
drawn ON said fund shall ie placed and ~et
apart as "a separate fund to bs known as
The sinking Fund for the payment OF the
SIS ,Oo0 water bonds.
Section l. For the purpose of The con-
struction of sidewalks. necessary and proper
to lie built by the city Of La Junta aud Tor
the purpose OF constructing sewers mt the In
ier.ec,ion oi streets aud alleys and elsewhere
hereby crented q fund to be known as a
"Speciai Sidewalk and Sewer Fund and
the sum of sa 900, the same TO bc paid out OF
special assessments to lie levied by said cit y
for, such pnrposes This fund shall i.e used %
| walks in eases where property owners fail
| aud refuse to construct sidewalks and sewers
| where ordered and directed by the city
Section i. There is hereby created n fund
and appropriation in the sum Of 10000 for
water plant extension PURPOSES, the snme
to be known ns the Water Plant Extention
Fund and all moneys derived from the sale
bonds Of the city nf La Juntn, ant horixeei by
the prov isions of oriin nance No. i:B Of snd cit
are hereby directed Ia he placed in snid fund
bonds shall be used only for the purpose
of extending the present water system Of snid
city of La Junta and constructing suitable.
system for further supplying water to said
city by the purchase Of water rights. the con
striIction Of reservoirs aud such other
means ns the city council may deem proper
Section o. No further appropriation shall
I've made. for amy other purpose at amy time
Hx.~
purpose provided by law to he approved aud
sanctioned by u majority of the legal eIec-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-30
COUNCIL WILL HAVE
A BUSY SESSION.
Three Street Paving Ordinances
VIII BE Introduced.

raw Mk
VIII BE Introduced.
Several matters of importance will be
transacted by City Council at it's meet
ing tonight. Among other things three
ordinances will be introduced for the
paving of streets.
1t was stated in the Morning News
several days ago that these ordinances
would be introduced, and they were
prepared yesterday. One provides for
the paving of Thirty-first street from
Jefferson to Habersham, another pro-
vides for the paving of Habersham
street from Thirty-first to Henry, and
another, Abercorn from Henry to Park
avenue, the material in each case to
be vitrified brick.
The matter of having a subterranean
map of the city made will also probably
come up and Council will most likely
order the work done. The necessity of
such map is apparent to every one
and the members of Council have ex-
pressed themselves as being in favor
of having the work done. Quite an
amount of work will be required in
drawing a picture of Savannah under
ground.
The Naval Reserves will be granted
permission to build a boat house at the
foot of Abercorn street. The Harbor
and Wharves Committee, to which the
petition was referred, has reported fav-
orably upon it.
The Fire Committee will probably ask
to be allowed to purchase a new engine
to take the place of the one at No.
station ana will also request permis-
sion to purchase a Hart ladder pipA.
The department is in need of both, and
the expenditures will probably be al
lnwad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-30
"DULL AT FIFTY-FIVE CENTS"
Decision as to Spirits Market by
Board of Trade Committee.

Decision as to Spirits Market by
Board of Trade Committee.
A protracted meeting of the Quota
ton Committee of the Board of Trade
was held yesterday at the o'clock
call to fix the afternoon quotations. A
difference as to conditions existed, how
ever and instead of swapping it off
quickly in its customary style the
committee took nearly an hour to de-
termine that the market was dull and
the price 55c. Nearly every naval
stores firm was represented.
The difference arose over the conten-
tions of two elements, one insisting
that the market should be posted as
nothing doing" while the other ele-
ment wanted the posting at first quiet
at 55c," and later decided to dull at
65c." The discussion involved an opin-
ION from practically the entire trade.
Enough pleasantly was injected into
the discussion to make it entertaining
tor all, and while a little time was
lost the afternoon was pleasantly
spent. 1t was the first time in weeks
that the meeting has been protracted,
but the fact that all the members were
vitality interested kept them there.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-30
Fare 8 Eclentein,s opening.

The fall and winter opening of this
firm began yesterday and will continue
through to-day. Such a storeful of fn-
cry is sight worthy to behold. En-
tering the store one is greeted by
display of merchandise that should at
once appeal to every feminine heart.
Glistening silks rival with dainty
dress goods. some light and crisp, 9TH
ers shaggy looking. sombre blacks that
seem of rich texture and cotton dress
stuffs that look like silk OF trimming,
this house lays claim to the finest lot
it ever brought to this city. There are
corsets, hosiery and gloves, in other
parts laces, embroideries and notions;
elsewhere, warm underwear for all
sizes.
Rich table linens. warm blankets and
comforts to anticipate the coming sea-
son are displayed. Mems shirts. neck
wear and underwear, in fact the fur
nishing goods all are most inviting.
A neat looking shoe store caters to
the wants of ladies, misses, boys and
children. Taking the Otis elevator,
customers reach the second floor, which
is largely patronized by ladies. Here
Mrs. Golden and her trained assist
ants hold sway over the finest MILL
merry the store has ever carried. Every
thing that is swell, novel, artistic, in
ladies' hats from Partisan modistes and
from the best American makers is to
be seen. Carriage and reception hats
vie with toques and turbans for pub
lie favor while the richness of the
Feeneh lpattetns excite general adj
uljration. Following this is the large
stock of tailor made suits and skirts
for ladies, some made of materials
mannish looking, others of plain stuffs,
and still others of fancy trimmed
styles. Coats and wraps and under
wear. lovely shirt-waists, are prime at
fractions on this floor.
On the third and fourth floors, and
across the bridge into Odd Fellows
Hall, is the furniture departments. 1t
is complete and recherche. Every want
for every room in house or an apart
ment is provided for, including floor
coverings of all sorts, rugs and art
squares, portieres and lace curtains.
visit to Foye & Eckstein will be in
teresting to all who like to look at
pretty things for fall and winter.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-30
COMMITTED TO JAIL
ON LUNACY WARRANT.

1t Is Believed, However, That Jen-
kins VIII Recover Reason.
On a warrant alleging that he is a
lunatic and that it is dangerous for
him to be at large, Inman Jenkins,
the negro who suddenly became vio-
lently deranged at union meeting in
Harris street hall Monday night was
yesterday morning transferred from
the police station house to the county
Jail
jenkins still believes that he is about
to be lynched for wanting to marry
a white. woman and imagines that
President Roosevelt and Booker T.
Washington are both near at hand to
attend the wedding. The negro will
not be tried for several days, Judge
McAlpin desiring to see if he will not
regain his reason.
Jenkins has been a hard working
negro and it is believed that he is suf-
fering from only a temporary abera-
ton. The man created the scene on
the third floor of the hall where a union
was about to hold a meeting, and was
not in the room where the colored
military company was. being inspected
by Col. Obear.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-30
DEALERS EXPECT
RUSH FOR SCHOOL BOOKS.
Thousands of Text Books VIII BE
Sold TO Public school Children.

Thousands of Text Books VIII BE
Sold 10 Public school Children.
Thousands of books will be sold to
the children of the public schools to-
day and tomorrow and the dealers are
preparing for the annual rush. No ex-
act figure as to the number which will
be bought can be obtained, as many
of the same books are used in two
successive grades. the advancement of
the pupils requiring only the taking
of the advanced work in the same book.
Because of this "inheriting" of books
from last year the number which Will
be bought by the children cannot be
determined.
on the average, however. each child
will invest in at least two books. When
school closed there were nearly 10000
children in the public schools. and
there will be about the same number
in school this year. 1t is fair to esti-
mate that there viii be at least 90 900
school books sold. While the amounts
charged for the books are small. con-
sidering the cost to the individual, yet
the sum total is large and as a result
the competition for the trade is very
great.
This year Supt Ashmore had slips
printed with the names of the books
to be used in the several grades, and
copies Of the slips We're sent to all the
book dealers. The fact was then an
nounced that the children could Sc
cure the necessary books before the
opening of the school year, and the
annual rush could thus . be obviated.
From reports at the book stores yes
terday, however. only a comparative
ly few of the children have taken
advantage Of the opportunity, the ma
jority preferrlng to wait until Thurs
day to buy their books.
Placards appeared yesterday in front
of some of the book stores regarding
the sale of text books. One book store
has placard conspicuously displayed
calling attention to the secondhand
books that are on sale at cheap rates
and further announces that for a small
sum old books of one grade can be
exchanged for books of another and
higher grade that are comparatively
new.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-30
TIPMAN TO START OUT.
Wants Matches with Young Corbett
and Others.


and others.
Joe Tipman of Baltimore is planning
busy fall and winter in the ring. Sat
ished with the long rest he has had
during the warm weather, he is now
ready to meet all legitimate aspirants
and will make a strong effort to induce
the champion, Young Corbett, to meet
shim in the squared circle. His mana
ger, B. ]. Sullivan, says that he is
ready.to post a forfeit for 1870 pounds,
the weight Corbett insists on. 1t is
well-known fact that Corbett has
taken on considerable weight since box
ing McGovern, and at 1870 pounds the
match would be a championship one.
That the Baltimore youngster means
business was shown last week, when
B. j. Sullivan notified Jim Kennedy,
representing the Yosemite Club of San
Francisco, that in the event of his club
being unable to frame a match be-
tween Young Corbett and Jimmy Britt,
Tipman would meet either one for a
large side bet. 1t has practically been
settled that Tipman will meet Willie
Fitzwald some time in October be-
fore tne Port Huron Club. Fitzwald
is dickering over the weight, which
he wants to be 1873 pounds, instead OF
1873, as had previously been agreed upon.
The Criterion Athletic Club of Boston
is also making an effort to match Mar
tin Candle and Tipman. With these
matches on Tipman will have his hands
full