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La Junta tribune., 1904-10-15

Provided slso. that nothing herein
contained shall be construed to prevent
ss ms ct asss Of ss.s sa.
preme Court And from extending or
Ss.s IN Al: ss:r " .frT: s:soS es Ss :,
Constitution of this State.
The Judge having the shortest time
pointment or election to Mi VACANCY.
shall be the chief Justice.
OF the two Judges whose terms Of
shall be the chief Justice during the
shall be chief Justice during the last
oe ehes hss a.ace OF .Sa Sfe pre.a. a, Al.
sessions OF the court en- banc. and. In
case Of his absence. then the Judge
become chief Justice shall preside
Until otherwise provided by Law. the
and in such manner as was provided by
iss is previous % TO the act estabiishins
Sec. 5. Each eiector voting At said
sssns .aia ana ss. tEs
In the ballot box his ticket whereon
shall be printed the word. For the
Court and the Court OF Appsais. and
S. !. !. and rs !. Of ~ srsieis VI. &C consoiiaas.
ing the Supreme Court and the Court
OF Appeals. and shall indicate his
or thc other of said groups OF words
Any elector not voting. as aforesaid
may express his approval or rejection
of any one or more Of said sections
herein referred to, by designating any
number in the order IN which IL APP
pears in this act. The oncial ballot
shall be SO prepared as to AFFORD the
their choice As herein provided.
Sec. 6. The votes cast for the adop-
tion or rejection of said amendments
shall be canvassed and the result de-
termined by the laws of the state for
the canvass of votes for representa-
ttves In Congress.
Approved. April sth. 1903.
In testimony whereof. ] have here
unto set my hand and ahnxed tho great
seal OF the State Of Colorado. at the
City of Denver. this 2lst day OF Sep
tember, A ID. 1904.
JAMES COwIE.
tSeaL) Secretary of State.
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-15
o,.,o Canal Sells sonss.

Some OF our citizens who put up
money few months ago to save
the options on water rights in
ChaHee county, purchased by the
city Of La Junta two years ago,
were somewhat surprised recent
ly to receive . check from the Otero
Irrigation District for the full
amount subscribed by them. All
OF those who subscribed received
bonds OF the Otero Irrigation
District as security, the amounts
ranging from tIoo to $500. A
New York broker has contracted
to take SI5o, 900 worth of the
5000, 900 bond issue OF the district.
aud the first payment Of $40. 900
was made few days ago. The
broker has further agreed to take
additional bonds to the amount Of
81 50, 900 at the rate OF S25, 900 per
month, the first payment to be
made on November Ist. 1t is the
intention to make extensive I'M
provements on the Otero with this
money. and put the canal in FIRST
class condition from the headgate
to its furtherest extremity. The
ditch will also be extended to the
county line as soon as practicable,
which will bring under cultivation
some Of the finest land in Otero
county. all Of which is tributary 10
La Iunta. All this land needs to
make il bloom and blossom as the
rose, is water, and with the Otero
in good condition, financially and
otherwise, an abundance OF water
is assured.
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-15
si,.e, CUP 10, "e,r.. Son."

DR.. K q. Edwards received a
beautiful silver cup, appropriately
engraved, from his class mates Of
Lafayette Medical College, Easton.
Pa last Wednesday. awarded him
at the tenth annual reunion OF the
class of 1894, for the distinction OF
having the "first son." 1t was en-
graved as follows: Everett
Wood Edwards, to the FIRST son,
1894, Lafayette College. reunion
1904"
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-15
oss ss the s,y,.s p. ia.s TIE s,..

lust as the Gazette thought il
had settled this union and non un
ion cantaloupe business here comes
this from the Kansas City Journals:
"The Rocky Ford csnsaloupes are
being deposted from Colorado 10
such large Quantities as to create
the suspicion that they we've grown
by union IsboS." We wish to in-
form the esteemed Journal, on the
authority Of no less . person than
NJ. r MeCauley, Of the La Junsa
Daily Demoesss, that the Rocky
Ford eantaIoupe IS strictly NOS
union and therefore persona non
grata TO the great labor organixa
tions of the east. Our cantaloupe
industry is in bad enough condi-
tion already without being grousd
to death between . Colorado Den-
ocrstic sheet and . Missouri Re
publican paper.-Roeky Ford Ga
xeste.
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-15
Constitutional Amendment

Notice II hereby given that at the
General Election to be held on the
eighth day of November. A. d. 1904.
there will be submitted to the Qualined
electors OF the State of Colorado the
question of anne ending the Constitutions
of said State.
The authority for submitting such
question in found In Senate Bill No. $40.
which IL. In words and figures. follow
Ing. viz:
ts B. No. zlo. by Senator McGuire.)
AN ACT
TO SUBMIT TO THE QUALIFIED
ELECTORS OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO AN AMENDMENT TO
SECTION , OF ARTICLE X OF
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE OF COLORADO.
De II EaacasA ~ the Geassal Assembly
81 the state sf Calender
section !; There shall be submitted
for members OF the General Assembly.
for ns. or 70 ,ss ;hs
Of ,hs stat: sx Of ho.. whsn
loan namely: Ss a Section % Of q sn:
ticle \ of the constltution Of the State
upon the same class OF subjects within
the territorial limits Of the authority
levyinE the tai. and shall be levied
.Sies Ss.ii s...slis:s -. such s:ss,.si:.:
son. Ge sss 1se Sss
property Of every person being the
head Of = family to the value OF $500
es.al: and namss ownsa and used Hy
or corporations. or the individuals
members thereof. shall NOE ~ SEPARATE
~ taxed SO long as they shall be owned
Sec. !. Each eiector voting st said
election and desirous Of voting for or
against said amendment shall deposit
In the ballot boz his ticket. on which
shall be nrinted the words. For the
:m.ssndmest conssrnlns exemption Of
iion." and "AGainst the amendment
concerning exemption Of 5000 Of per:
shall indicate his or her choice by
placing . cross opposite one or the 9TH
e sid ssups ps,s. g. .Ssa cs.. for tn. .aop
tion or rejection of said amendment
tsrmined by the laws of the state for
the canvsss OF votes for representa-
Hpprovsd. April ., 1909.
In tsstimony whereof. I have here
unto set my hand and af,xed the great
seal OF the State OF Colorado. at the
CITY OF Denver. this 11st day Of Sep
tember. A. ID. 1904
JAMES COwIE.
(0eal) Secretary Of 0tatA
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-15

ing in this year Mr.. Blake is the
fourth Pacific Coast pencil pusher,
homeward bonnd from the World S
Fair, we have met among the be
lated passengers this week. We
are liable to have an attack OF the
Worlds Fair fever ourselves after
Teddy is elected president.
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-15
se.,e. - vees~ss q ,s. w.sss

Members OF La Junta Camp.
No. 8, Woodmen Of the World,
wishing to pay dues outside Of the
lodge room, will find me at w.
Shesman's grocery store. Do not
depend on me to call on you for
your dues, but see that they are
paid before the last day OF each
month. Fraternally yours,
5 W BRowN, Clerk No. 8.
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-15

Will r. Blake, Of the Gilroy
(CsTif.. } Advocate. vas La Junta
visitor lsss Wednesday, being one
Of the hold over passengers which
the Santa Fe has been entertaining
in regal style ss the Harvey House
dusisg the past week, and Of course
made the great family Journal q
maternal call He vas on his way
home from the Wosld's Fair, - hieh
all Of the editorial asissocsste, fsom
Das % Beessheba, see0 TO be tab
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-15
s.s. o..,s.,'. v,.,~......

After September 1. 1904. will
not do any credit business, except
with people who have an account
with me now and pay their bills in
full every thirty days
MATT DAIMLER
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-15
cMvRcM ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ch,i..i." Church. Rev. J. 7. s.i..rs.

Sunday school, GAS a. m COM
munion service. Io:+5 a. m, ;
Christian Endeavor. 7 p M;
prayer meeting. Wednesday even
ing. Sp. m.. Preaching morning
and evening by%ie pastor. Rev.
John T. Stivers.
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-15
Asshedi.,. Or. e,.rsnes o. xI~,s.ll

The Rev Dr X A Chase, the
rev presiding elder OF the Pueblo
District, will preach and admins
ter the sacrament OF the Lords
supper at II a. m. DR. Chase has
.,een one OF the most aggressive
and successful pastors in the con
ference, and IS one OF it's most
scholarly and eloquent. The Rev.
+ S Leland will preach at night
and the sacrament will be admin
is,ered for the benefit Of the many
who labor during the day and
therefore cannot attend the morn.
ing service. Good music both
morning and evening. Special Sc
iections by the choir
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Ep-
worth League, 6'3o pm, subject,
"The Power OF Personal Infu
ence." Leader, NJ. X. McCauley.
Quarterly conference at ago p. M.
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-15
Firs. s.p,i.t. R.. J. RyIsod aurseeh

Services as usual Sunday. Bible
school at o:45 o'clock. Morning
service at II O'Clock. Subject,
business Methods in Christian
Service. Young Peoples meeting
at GAS. and evening service at
1890.
Last Sunday morning the church
voted to begin at once the accumu
lation of building fund, and
Brethren McNeen. Phillips and
Sherman were appointed to take
the matter in charge
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-15
Presbyterian. Rev. Conrad s,.hm.

"a Voice from Siloam," and
"rhe Scarlet Thread, will be the
topics for discussion tomorrow
morning and evening. The choir,
assisted by Mrs. Warner. will
render special music. Pastor
Bluhm will address the midweek
nour Wedn. sday athalf past seven
on the subject, The Bible Ana
lyzed." Bring note book to copy
facts from the blackboard.
Young peope cordially received
At the Christian Endeavor Society
Sundays at $50 p. III. Attendance
last Sunday night fifth three.
Thirty took part in the program.
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-15

A,isssesssss Gsssss ne~svsss 0ssss.
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-15

TO SUBMIT TO THE QUALIFlEr
ELECTORS OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO AN AMENDMENT TIC
SECTION . OF ARTICLE X OF
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE OF COLORADO.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-23
SPRIND WATER
STOPPED WITH CITY
Householdsrs on West Side Who Were
Relying on Spring Supply FOnnd
Il Did Not Run With City Off.

Certain householders on the west side
of the river who use city water and also
have their houses connected with spring
water for drinking purposes, did not take
any precautionary measure to save up a
supply for the time the city water was to
be shut of yesterday. believing that their
spring supply would meet all requirements.
No sooner was the city water shut off than
the spring water also shut off, and it was
not turned on again until the city turned
on its supply
Householders who have city water
should always save up water against a
time when it is to be shut of, and not de-
pend too much on other sources. The city
has been assisting more than one spring
water company for some time, with wa
ter.
One family. at least, which has been ex-
patiating on the excellent spring water
they were getting for drinking purposes,
has become a convert TO city water
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-23
EAIRDREssIMe FEEs FoR MAR
Japanese Women a. FoHego EIaho-
rate Coiaures to Help Their Land.

Japanese Women a Forego EIaho-
rate Cofaures to Help Their Land.
In time of war there IS always
large number 0f women Who are con
stunned with q desire Is serve their
country ana greatly CALLED by their
limited opportunities for doing So Jap
Bnese women arc much more restricted
ID this respect than tile women Of west
era countries. says Home Notes They
caanot even nurse the wounded on the
teld Yet they have found way 81
rendering a substantial service 70 their
country. They are combining to d0
without fhe service of hairaressers
long as the war lasts ana viii give tbe
money So saved 70 the government for
usein carrying Oh the WAR;
fl America this would be no great
sacrifice. Dor would the Gnanciai pro
ceeds BE af much consequence, but ia
Japan hairdressing y fne alt and
fhe artist ID hair visits customers at
regular intervals and arfanges their
dark and glossy tresses in a becoming
manner. The arrangement shows their
condition for young girls. marragea-
Bile maidens, wives and widows all
have their special stgle of caifTure The
cost Of tile process Il about Is cents
and though It Is performed only once
a week the number of women who
propose to~fUrego hairaressiug for pa
triotic reasons is SO large that it Is
hoped their self sacrifice may produce
s5.0000o0 monthly 70 be spent on the
war
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-23
Barre Young Lady AS
saulted Saturday Night
ON GOSPEL VILLAGE GREEN
Fannie Riley's Face Still Shows Marks
Where AssaiIant Struck Her
With His Fist.

Fannie Riley, young woman employed
at Cottage street, was knocked down By
a man in front Of George Balls house on
Hin street. Saturday evening, about s. 40,
while she was on the way from A. B..
Wilford's on Charles street to her place
of work.
Miss Riley had been to the house OF
Mr.. WilfOrd TO get some things that be-
longed to her and started for Cottage
street When ID front OF Mr.. Balls house
q man accosted her and asked
"Where Is Cassie's farm?'f
= don't know, Miss Riley replied.
You don't, eh the man responded,
and up and hit her a stinging blow under
the right ear, which almost stunned her
and knocked her to the ground. She
scrambled to her feet. aud ran for her life
TO the honse Of Mr. Ball across the street,
screaming az the top Of her voice as she
went.
Mr.. Balls folks came out but the man
had disappeared. She returned 10 Mr.
Wilf0rd' and he accompanied her to her
place On Cottage street.
Miss Riley told the story Of the occur
renee very modestly to Times reporter
this morning. She described the man as
tail, sandy complexion. with a reddish
beard and dressed like a farm hand Ia his
working clothes Her cheek still shows
the marks where she was bic By the man.
Askedsif the man appeared to be under
the influence Of llQnor, she said be did
not
The place where the asant occurred Is
near Elmwo0d cemetery, not far from an
electric light. and it was all the more
bold because Of this fact. 1t Is supposed he
disappeared into the cemetery which IS
near, after the eassault.
The neighborhood was we'll stirred up
over The assault aud male escorts we're
hurrledlg sent down town to 20 home with
women ard girls who were out shopping
and who reside in the vicinity. shortly
after q O'Clock word was sent to the
police headquarters, but the man who re-
ported the assault knew almost nothing
concerning it and could give the police no
description Of the assailant. I'D fact he
didn't know the name of the woman who
was knocked down, so the police had little
to begin investigation on Chief Brown
sent policeman TO the place, but
there we're no signs Of the rufiian then.
The policeman patrolled the nelghborhood
until midnight.
NO arrests have been made but with
the description that Miss Riley has given
the guilty party may be apprehended
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-23

members Of the congregation and many
chairs had 10 be brought IN.
The musical selections BY the chorus
choir were nicely rendered and very en-.
joyable, consisting Of anthems BY the cho.
rus, duett By Mr. Gaul and Miss En-
ma Phillips a solo by Miss Phillips and
hymns.
ln opening his sermon Mr. Mitchell ex
tended a hearty welcome to the Clan, Il
rejoice with you. he said, "on your hav-
ing reached the twentieth anniversary Of
your order You stand for charity and
brotherly love, and you have lifted sorrow
from many homes iD this city That /
know from my own personal observation =
"Give your higher nature d chance.
quench not your soul was the theme Of
the sermon which Mr.. Mitchell delivered,
and he drew beautiful lesson from the
words. The clear and forosful manner In
which he spoke did not fail to inspire his
audience with the truth and importance Of
cultiyating the higher nature
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-23
Funeral u pennla kseie.

The funeral Of Dennis P. Keefe was
held yesterday afternoon from hts late
home on Foster street. The iHterment
was In the Catholic cemetery. The bear
ers we're John Keefe, Frank Murphy, Wal
ter Smith and James Kernen The aorai
tributes were as follows Mrs. s. Dlnneen.
carnations and ferns; Mrs B. Alblsetti,
carnations and ferns; Mrs. Holland, car
nations and ferns; Mr.. and Mrs Men
chion, carnations and ferns: Nellie and
Archie shannon, carnations and ferns
Jane Ina Kernen, carnations and ferns
Mrs Cotter, basket of flowers; Alice Bnz-
al, flowers; Mr.. and Mrs. Flynn, carna-
tlons and ferns Mrs. j Smith, carnations
and ferns
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-23
SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL ARTS.
One Likely 10 Be Opened In Rutland
soon.


Soon.
Rutland, May 23.-Charles Bowles, a
retired millionaire banker Of London.
Eng, who has been residing fiji this city
foF the past II months, announced today
that he had leased the large building at
the corner Of Center and Main streets Ia
this city for the purpose 0f founding there
school Of industrial arts, including sealp-
ture.and painting, It win be several months
before the institution will be opened.
Mr. Bowles feels that il ought not To be
necessary to import an the workmen need
ed for the best sculpture in this country,
particularly Ii Rutland, the seat Of the
marble industry, and his school Is de-
signed to correct this condition oE things.
He has been travelling about the country
for the past few months and has succeed
ed In interesting a number Of the leading
men Of the country In the project. a
sizeable subscription has lust been reeelv-
cd from John WanamakeF.
Mrs J &. Hit, formerly a teacher Of
art studies at Troy Conference Academy,
Poultney, Is here IN conference with Mr..
Bowles, and viii probably be engaged as
one Of the force Of teachers,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-23
SpauIding Commence
ment June oil.
H. H. JACKSON FIRST HONOR
Miss Carrie Bemis Stands Second
Senator Dillingham; VIII Ad
dress Graduating Class.

The honors for the graduating class ol
spanlding high sonool have been an
nounoed, and the program for the eleventh
commencement, June i-ll, has been an
nounced. Henry H0liister Jackson, sou
Of Dr. j. Henry jackson, leads the
class Of sixteen members and will deliver
the valedict0ry, while Carrie Alice Carie-
ton Bemis has the second honor and viii
also speak at the final exercises. The
class OF 1904 respectfully request the
presence Of the public at the exercises.
The programme Of events for the week
are as follows
Prize speaking at opera house, Monday
evening, June 8 at O'Clock.
Glass day high school chapel. Wednes.
day 8 p. m.
Comencemement concert aud bali.
Hale's pavilion, Wednesday s. b. ni.
Graduating exercises at opera house.
Thursday s p. p nj.
Alumni banquet high school chapel
Friday p. m.
Commencement reception, high school
chapel, saturday at s >. N.
The programme for the graduating ex-
eEcises Is as follows
Prayer
Carrie Alice Carleton Benis second Honor5
vocal SOLO flafa Louise Calder
Address, Hon. ~. Il Dillingham;
Essay, The Philosophy 81 Fraukiin.
Henry Hpllister Jackson First Honor
school Hymn Lead. kindly Light Newman
Glass
Presentation IL Diplomas
The class day programme is as follows.
Music, Selected
address q Weleome 6, NeweIl Barber
Class History, RAvI Carts
Glass Prophecy Olive M Williams
Glass Essay, Honorable Menten
Nafan + Sargent
saesie selected
Mary Mcdonald
Address 70 Middle Class. Ahbie F wehster
Ffesenfation to school, fitaee Barney
Glass Will TIA A MeWhoftef
Address to totiraduatine Class, Margaret Hunter
Music selected
PRESENTATIONS
The members of the class Of 1904 are.
Charles Newell Barber, Grace Ila Barney.
Carrie Alice Carleton Bemls. Flora Louise
Calder, Roy Leslie Curtis. Frank Ennis
Cutler, James Robard Darling, Thurman
Willard Dix, Margaret Hunter. Henry
Hollister jackson. Pinkie Keel Lewis
Mary Mcdonald, tia Abbie MeWhorter.
Martin Elijah Sargent Abbie Ellen Web,
ster and Olive May Williams The class
officers are Charles Newell Barber, presi
identi Truman Willard Dix. vice presi-
dent Mary Mcdonald, secretary Abbie
Ellen Webster, treasurer.
The prize speakers are Lena Carpenter.
Mamie Mckenzie Clara Purvee. Allie
Richardson. Ethel Strong, Ge0relana
Trail, Roy Darling, Stanley Marsh. HaF
old Robinson, Arthur Wallace and Bessie
Jones The last name will not compete
for prize
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-23
ANNIVERSARY SERMON
BY REV. 7. H. MITCHELL
Clan Gordon Attended Service In Body
at Presbyterian Church
Yesterday.

According to the custom which Clan
Gordon, No. 12, O S. G., has carried out
for many years they assembled 10 the
Presbyterian church yesterday morning To
listen 10 o sermon by the Rev. I III.
Mitchell, pastor Of the church, in honor
Of the twentieth anniversary Of the local
clan
The olansmea assembled at to o'clock
IN their club rooms and marched in a body
TO the church where seats had been re-
served for them There were 1876 in line
and they were escorted to the church by a
detachment from Company r, " NJ G.
In the front seats Of the church were seat
ed the members of the Boys Brigade, who
marched In, dressed Ia their pretty blue
and white uniforms Back Of the Brigade
we're elansmen and Company <. The re-
naming seats were quickly flled BY the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-23

One of jay GouIds campaigns as q
dealer II railways was with the Wa
bash system Of railroads He got con
troll and after effeeting reorganl2a-
tion which increased the capital stock
md also the bonded debt sold them
out II is related Of him &C this time
that an associate said to him, Mr.
Gould, dont YOU think you are bond
ing this much higher than the property
win standT That may be- answer
Ia he "bnt the American people are
mighty paretal to bonds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-23
E. N. WHEELER's FUNERAL.

Held This Afternoon From His Late
Home.
The funeral Of Elwyn NJ. Wheeler was
held at 2 O'Clock this afternoon from bis
late residence on Walnut street. Rev r.
+, Love officiating. There was very
large attendance Of friends and business
men Of the city. The floral offerings were
profuse.
The pail bearers were Frank McWhor-
ter, John Dillon Homer Fits, n A. Holt.
Z. A. Drown and W. RI ii iisington. The
interment was ID Elmwo0d cemetery, The
stores II the city drew their curtains dur
ing the hour OF the funeral.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-23
10 INCREASE WATER SUPPLY

asydwick WIN Also Build Storage Dam for
Electric Power Plant,
Hardwick, May 2f.-At a special VIII
lace meeting held last evening, and which
dld aot adjourn until after midnight It
was voted to enlarge the village water sup
Div. which has proved insufficient, By au-
thorlslng the trustees to bring water from
tbe Moves, Collier, aud Goodrich springs
h tie head Of the reservoir. 1t was also
voted TO build dam at falls No. 8 for
storage power for the municipal electric
Ilght plant. If this does not provide suf-
feient power after a years trial further
action win be taken. Other proposals for
extra power and for the installation Of an
auxiliary gas plant, we're voted down.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-23
DR.. PARKHURST RESIGNED,
Ready to Give up Editorship Of tho lions
Herald,

Ready to Give up Editorship OF the zion's
Herald,
Boston, May 22.--The report is current
among Methodists Of this state, that the
resignation of the Rev Dir. Charles Park
hurst as editorof the lions Herald has
been handed to the secretary Of the Wes-
leyan association, the corporation that
owns and runs the paper. 1t Is understood
thai lhe resignation Is to take effect at the
pleasure OF the association, aud that It
will not be acted upon, probably. until a
settlement has been effected by the asso-
citation with the Rev Fl. "A. Schall, who re-
Gently obtained verdict Of S24. 900
against Or. Parkhurst and the corporation
for an alleged libel printed the Zion Her
aid Ia 1899.
DR.. Parkhurst was born In Sharon, VT.
and held pastorates at Bradford and Mont.
pelier in that state.