davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The St. Mary banner., 1904-05-07

Hamilton, Christine P house and
lot bounded north by Lane east by
Anderson south by DECAY west by
Cook.
State tax 100 interest 12c $l.32
Franklin Dr'ge SOC int sc 90
Costs @z.oo
Total SALT
johnson, Mrs Arman house and
lot bounded north by Morris street
east by self south by Foster west by
3rd street.
State tax 1.2O int 12c Sl.o2
Franklin Dr'ge SOC int sc 90
Costs 1.5o
Total $4.17
Kramer, Chas +. (rutor) IS horses
8 buggies 2 hacks l hearse bus l
carriage 2 surries, stock in trade.
State tax 2O.1O interest 2.O1 $22. II
Franklin Dr'ge 6 s.37s int S4c 9.2lt
Costs I.oo
Tota, 1873. 81!
Lotion, Nancy house and lot
bounded north 10y .Tackwood east
by Lane south by Thomas west by
Bigler.
State tax 7oc interest &c So
Franklin Dr'ge 32ic int &c 3ot
Costs 2.5O
Total $3.5l3
Lanier, Mrs. Emma-house and
lot bounded north by 1bert; east ny
street; south by Roddy; west by
street.
State tax 9Oc interest Gets SO
Franklin Dr'ge 3Ac int &c ~
Costs l.5O
Total s3.7o4
Morris Washington house and lot
bounded north by Brent, east by 3rd
street, south by Comeax, west by
Hine.
State tax 81 so interest l5c 1.65
Franklin Dr'gc 62A cts int & cts 6si
Poll tax $1.OO interest lOcts Ito
Costs 80
Total $5.734
Pious, Lonis one horse one mule
TWO carts.
State tax 4Sc interest sc .53
Poli tax Leo interest 10c lilo
franklin Dr'gc zoe interes, &c %
Costs $50
Total S4.l5
Roussel Miss Blanche lot bounded
north by Wilson east by Roussel
south by Jackson street west by
Waterworks.
State tax 60c interest C. &c
franklin Dr'ge 25c int Sc %
Costs 2.3O
Total 1924
Sahania Estate Justine house and
10, bounded north by Gordy east by
lane south by Peasants west by Big
Ter.
Safe tax l.20 interest 12c 1872
Franklin Dr'ge soc interest &c So
Costs 2.30
Total S417
Salidino Joseph stock in trade.
State tax 3. 90 interest 30c $50
franklin Drge 1.25 int l3c l.39
Poll tax 100 int 1Oc Ito
Costs 2.3O
Total $9.O8
Simms & Rroussard horses 2
wagons stock in trade.
State tax l.09 int lOc Lib
Franklin Dr'ge 45c int &c o. 80
Poll tax 200 in, zoe 2.2O
Costs 2.3O
Total $6.18
Shinn J F. Stock in trade.
State tax 30c interest &c .33
Franklin Dr'ge l2}c int lc 139
Poll tax 100 interest 1Oc Ito
Costs 80
Total 1885,
NON-RESIDENTS OF FRANKLIN.
Fleurot II s House and lot bounded
north by McHugh east by Tarlton
south by iberia street west by Fourmy.
State tax 800 interest 30 cents $50
Franklin Dr'gc 1.25 int La cts 1874
Costs $50
Total $6.974
Kramer, Mrs Angelo house and lot
bounded north by Birg east by Second
street south by Harrison west by
The St. Mary banner., 1904-05-07
FRANKLIN,

Boudrcaux, F \ one wagon. Stock
in trade.
Stat. tax 2.52 interest 25c $275
Franklin Drge l.05 int 10c l.15
Costs 2.30
Total $500
Brown, J & one horse one buggy.
State tax .42c interest &c .46
Franklin Dr'ge 17tc int &c 19A
Costs 80
Total $685.
Cook, Emma house and lot boun-
ded north by cemetery east by Spell
south hy Cook west by Main street.
State tax 1.20 interest l2c 1882
Franklin Dr'ge SOC int .05 ii 80
Costs 81.
Total SALT
Davis, Abraham house and lot
bonded north by Willow street,
east by Davis south by Johnson
west BY second street.
State tax 4 20 int Acts I62
Franklin Dr'ge 1.75 int 17ac 1894
Costs 2 30
Total 1854
Fourmy. Daisy, Mrs, house and
lot, bounded north by self east by
Anderson street south by Adams
stree: west by Milling. Lot bound
ed north by Milling east by Milling
south by self west bv Verdun. Lot
bounded north by Verdun east by
Milling south by Adams street west
by Vcrdun.
State tax 1928 Interest 53cts 5 5.a1
Fr'klin Dr'ge 2.2O interest 22c 3.43i
Oests 2.S81
Total, slO.43'
( Guidry, V. Miss-House and lot
founded north BY Knight. east ny
faro, south by Willow street, west
\ Glover-Stock in trade.
Sa, c,s te tax - 20 interest 42c s Ago
A3nklin Dr'ge 1.75 int III N;9st
ats 2.3O
- -
. Total $S.S4t
/Gecrye Elias and Mikel Call, stock
= trade.
- ate tax $3.50 interest 15cis 81 .66
hnklin Dr'ge 62ac int &c 6Si
tax 200 interest 2Octs 2.2O
"fs 2.30
n -
SArotal s6.833
W1cveg, Mollie Il Mrs house and
is: bounded north by Inert east by |
80 south BY Willow street west BY |
2Gee.
fate tax 800 interest 30c $3.50 .
rankin Dr'ge l.25 int 12ic 1874
Costs 2.3O i
-l
Total s6.97i
The St. Mary banner., 1904-05-07

CONTINUED on PAGE THEE)
The St. Mary banner., 1904-05-07

Total S24. 80
Conrad Adrien, 1890 acres bounded
north by Teche, east by Adeline, south
by Provost, west by Stouff & Son, thirty
mules, two horses, cattle, seven carts
one buggy
State tax 1872 interest 1887 1869
Parish tax l85. SO interest 1886 2O4.1i
Cypremort Drge tax 90. so int. 9.25 lOl.75
Costs 2.20
The St. Mary banner., 1904-05-07

Boudrcaux, F \ one wagon. Stock
ia trade.
State tax 2.52 interest 25c $27j
franklin Dr'ge l.05 int 10c liz
Costs 2.3(
The St. Mary banner., 1904-05-07

State tax 20 interest y cents l.32
Dist Levee tax 200 int 20 cent, 10
Costs 10
Shaw Mrs Francis, house ID .ot
8 square G. Morgan City.
State tax 80 cents interest Q cents 80
Dist Levee 1.50 int 15 cents l.65
Costs 80
Total $4.94
Shinn Mrs Eulalie houses and lots
/ of II and I3, II, - and IL in square
13 Morgan City.
State tax 800 interest 80 cents 500
Dist Levee tax 1000 int LOO ll.W
Costs 30
Total 1880
Senac, Theophile---stOcki in trade.
State tax l.8O, interest 1S cents l.9S
Dist. Levee tax 800 interest Soc $50
Costs 2.U
Total, S7.5S
Vinson, George---house and lot,
south of 3, square 10, Morgan City,
lot, of Bunker Hill, square Is, Nor
gan City, bounded north by Adams
street, east by Clay, south by Boeuf.
west by 3rd street.
State tax 800 interest 80 cents 4.29
Dist. Levee tax $50, int 63 cents 7.l5
Costs go
The St. Mary banner., 1904-05-07

Total e5O.3l
Spady, Mrs. Frsncis--lIouse and lot.
bounded north by Armstrong. east by
Rigsby, south by RigsSy, west BY Laue-
horse, l COW.
State tax Sl.74 interest II cents l.0l
Parish tax 2.6l interest IS cents 2.S7
Cyprcmort Dr'ge tax Las, int. i5c 100
Costs 2.3O
Total ss.es
Sinnitierre, Valcourt-house and lot,
bounded north by Bolis street, east by
Bonney, south by Fusilier, west by
street.
State tax 6Octs, interest 6 cents GO
Parish " Scots, interest cents 99
Poll LOO interest 10 cents l.1O
Cypremort Dr'ge tax SOC int. Sets IS
Costs go
Total $3.50
Sperrier, Mrs. Irena---2 acres,
bounded north by road, east by lot,
south by Battle, west by Legnon.
State tax 30 cts, interest 3 cents 33
Parish " 45cents, interest 5 cents 50
Cypermort Dr'ge tax 25c interest &c y
Costs 2.3O
Total $40
Trappee, Bernard, 413 acres, bound
ed north by Mrs. Hardy, east by
Moresi, south by road, west by S r Z
State tax 500, interest 36 cents 1886
Parish tax $40, interest 81 cents 5.94
Cypremort Dr'ge 800, int. 3Octs $50
Costs C.3O
Total $3.50
Trimble, JOS, house and lot, bound
ed north by Barrilleaux, east by
Webster, south by Breaux, vest by
Teche.
State tax l.8O, interest 1S cents 1893
Parish 30, interest q cents 2.97
Dist. Levee tax 800, int. 30 cents $50
Costs 80
Total Sl0.55
Thomas, Mrs Rosa, house and lot
bounded north, east and south by
Adeline west by Garrett.
State tax - cents interest I cents 70
The St. Mary banner., 1904-05-07

Total $3.704
Morris Washington house and lot
bounded north by Brent, east by 3rd
street, south by Comeax, west by
Hine.
State tax 81 SO interest 15c 100
Franklin Dr'gc 624 cts int = cts tsi
Poll tax S1.OO interest l0cts Ito
Costs 2.5O
The Imperial press., 1904-08-27
ORDINANCE No. .

An Ordinance prohibiting the sale ot
 intoxicating hquor~ within thc Ciiy
 ot Imperial except tor lona.ndv
 medical purppscs in tlc manner
 therein provided.
 The Buard uf Trustees ot the City oi Imperial lo orlaiu as follows
 SECTION Any prtsou, firm. corr'r- ation, club of a~stviation that, within the City of Imperial. establishes. krcI's, opens. maintains or cAfrlcs ou place vherc spirituous. Vinous, malt or any alcoholic or intoxicating drinks arr sold. kept Tor sale. offered ior sale, iur- uishcd. delivered. divided or gwen away: or that. within said City, either as owner. employee. clerk. -crNant, or otherwise. sells. keeps tor sale. uiirr- for sale, furnishes. distributes. divides or delivers any spirituuus, vincus, malt or any alcoholic ur intoxicating drinks. shall bc deemed guilty ut mi.. demcAnor.
 Spc. .. Any registered pharmacist, under the laws of this state. may soll intoxicating liQuors for tronA-tdr meSil- cal purposes ln accordance herewith upon the written prescription ot a phys. clan entitled io practice medicine under the laws oi the State oi California, pro- yided however, that sad prescription shall te written. signed And dated by the said physician within iwcniy-ionr lsso hours oi the date oi sale; that the name of the person applying for the prescription and the name oi the yerspn Tor whose persoual use ihe prescription is made shall he inserted therein by the physician issuing the same ai the time the prescription is made or given: that the prescription shall be presented Ia
The Imperial press., 1904-08-27
HEBER

Jacob Stoncr has gone to Corona for few days.
 Mrs. \ landsbcrg has been 1uitc ill but Is nearly welt again.
 Tho work train has again made an inc spection of the rad, and repairs where such were necessary.
 Geo Cline has visit from brother irnm Iowa. spending a few weeks at different places on the coast, and lonk- ing after lis interests im Imperial valley.
 The residents oi llebcr and vicinity were treat eel to sure enough thunder shower Monday. In some places rain fell to the amount of three inches or morc. Hay and grain Rs we'll as the people, not sufficiently protected, felt the effect nf a wctting.
The Imperial press., 1904-08-27

sud nlc,i hy ihv dru sgist lrclurv any sale or furnishing is made thereon, that all such prescriptions shall bc uumlvtcl and kept in rtgular succrssion hy the druggist illiug the same. un e separate file. convenient ter and orcn aud sub. jcct tn inspection hy ;hc City Marshal and his nrputy aud to any Is'r-uu who may l,c drsignAls~i hy the B'ard oi Trustees oi said City. that only one sale shall l-c made ou one prescription that such prescription shall bc gwen or written only when iu the opinion oi the physician such liquur Is actually ucccs. sary as a medicine for the person named therein. and such prescription shall specify the kind anal quantity u liquor to t-, furnished thereon: and any phys. clan who shall give e. or write Tor any welt p.,rSon vr yrrsou not in actual ncs~l ui sad liquor~ As medicine any rr,.~cripiiou for any intoxicating liquors, either separately ur compounded with other ingredients, or who shall violate or assist in violating or eyadiug any ot the provisions oi this ordinance shall be dr,r1,~i guilty of mi-slemranor.
 No person shall act as druggist and physician upon the same prescription.
 No amount ot liquor containing alcO- hol shall be furnished by any druggist on any prescription, exceeding one quart.
 SEc. 3. Every act in violation of this Ordinance shall. separately or for each day oi its continuance, be deemed sep Arate offence.
 Spc. |. Any violation of this Ordi- nance or any of the provisions thereof, shall constitute mi-dcmeanor, and every person found guilty of violating any oi the provisions of Uni. Ordinance, shall, upon conviction thereof, be fined
The Imperial press., 1904-08-27

in the sum not exceeding Thrcc Hun. drcd tSOOOOl Dollars, ur by imprison- mcut iu thc jail ot the City ot Imperial for not moro than thrrv months ur by loth such tuc aud Imprisonment.
 SEc. S. The City ClcrS shall certify to the passage of tliis Ordinance and cause the same to lc printed once in the Imperial Press, weekly newspaper published in said City of Imperial. and ihcrcupon and thereafter it shal take effect and bc to full force and cncct.
 Adopted this sith day ut August, lSOl.
 W. X. EDGAR. President of t"c Board oi Trustees of
 the City uf Imperial.
 Attest GEo. NARNEY, City Clerk pro tenn.
 |. Geo. Varncy. City Clerk pro tenn nf the City oi Imperial, do hereby certify the foregoing to b. full. true and cor rect copy of Ordinance No. $. and that at a regular meeting oi the BUard of Trustees ui the said City held on the 2l,h day oi August, luO+, the same was duly adopted by the following vote {: ayes, Edgar. Narncy, Prcble; noes, none; absent, Morrison. llawes.
 In witness whereof have set my hand and afliXcd the seal oi the City of Imperial, this 24th day of August, 1904. lsrAL. GEo. NARSEY. City Clerk pro tenn of the City oi Inn
 pcriAl
The Imperial press., 1904-08-27
Teachers Appointed
For Imperial |:

For lupcTlAl
 Prof. F.. J. Norrish. ot Throop Paly- technic Institute, Pasadena, principal and teacher oi 7th and Sth grades.
 Mrs Mary F.. Futile, of Ferris, assist ant principal, and teacher of primary grade.
 Miss Della English, of Mendocino Co.,, 5th and 9th grades.
 Miss Flora Waters, of Imperial, 3d and 4th grades.
 School opens las. Monday in Sep tember.
 A specially will be made by Prof. Norrisl of the 9th and 10th grades, and intending pupils are requested to be ready.
The Imperial press., 1904-08-27
No Substitute Offered

Say what you will about druggists offering something "jnst xs good be- cause it pays n better profit, the fact still stands that ninety.nine out oi hundred druggists recommend Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy when the best remedy for diArrhoca is asked for, and do SO be- cause they know it Is the one remedy that can always be depended upon, even in the most severe aud dangerous cases.
 Sold by Imperial Drug Co. pr. r. S. Anderson Propr. Phone TS.
The Imperial press., 1904-08-27
Cholera infantum

This disease has lost it's terros since Chambcrlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy came into general use. The uniform success which attends the use uf this remedy in all cases of bowel complaints in children has made 1t a iavoritc wherever its value has be- come known.
 Sold by Imperial Drug Co. Dr. r. <. Anderson Propr. Phone 7S.
The Imperial press., 1904-08-27

Jo Purois left Thursday by team for Julian
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-18

The Santa Fe road is expecting
the fruit and vegetable trade OF
California to come this way instead
OF by the northern route which il
has taken heretofore. II a good
showing is made the business will
be made permanent. The FIRST
shipments may be along now soon.
and the instructions all along the
line are to push it along as fast as
possible.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-18

spcnsible for the unfortunsse Con
disions that psevail a republicans
The good name OF the state is
involved. which ought to be .
priceless heritage. Some OF the
eastern newspapers have gone
crazy over the situation in Colo
RADIO. For instance. the New
York World recently said: ''In
Colorado today we see society re-
solved into its FIRST elements
There is no longer Law OF constitu
tion or ordered authority. There
are two fierce factions battling foI
supremacy by physical force. One
side is armed with bayonets; the
other with dynamite" From this
most eastern people will conclude
that Colorado is in state of an
aschy and turmoil from center to
circumference, and when they
travel through our commonwealth
will probably consider the advis
ability of providing themselves with
bullet proof clothing. Outside oi
Teller county there is neither dis
order nor military rule. One
county out OF hity-sixl In fifty
tive counties peace and normal
conditions prevail. and citizens
pursue the even tenor OF their way
as quietly as in any other section
OF the United States. 1t is not
the proper time for partisan criti
cism. Judgment should be sus-
pended until normal conditions are
restored. Let us have peace;
peace at any price, il necessary.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-18
s.... ss,a.s....s. ase..-.

Kansas City and returh. Special
Coach excussion June 75sb. sickess
good returning fifteen days. Si7-Is-
Milwaukee. Wis, and return.
dates of sale June 10Th, aoth and
aIss. return limi. Ja.y 18th; rate.
SIS. 40 la Ss
St. Louis and return. account
Wosid's Fair, season tickets.
t3s. 90; sixty day ticket S3a.ls;
fifteen day tickets. Sas.9s.
Chicago and return. account
National Republican Convention.
June I6 10 20 inclusive. return
limit June 79- Rate sag IS.
ST. Joseph. Mo-. and return.
dates OF sale June as,h. a9th. and
goth. return limit July sth. with
privilege OF extension to July 3tss;
rate. SIG.
Chicago and return. special
summer excursions, June Ist to
September goth. limit October
3Ist. one way via ST. Louis. II
desired. rate $685. 90
Sunday excursions, every Sun
day. good going and returning.
Sunday only-Pueblo. SI.9o; Col
orado Springs. S2.9o; MAnitou,
S3.o5; Summit Of Pixies Peak.
S7.o5.
On June nth and 75th the
Santa Fe will sell special coach
excursion tickets to St. Louis and
return, and Kansas City and 20
turn at rate Ct SI7.I5. Good re.
turning within fifteen days.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-18
|. Js".. r.ry Ne. aey., Time.

The only party Of the kind to
attend the State Sunday School
Convention at Rocky Ford this
week was the tally no party from
the local Presbyterian Church.
Composing the group were: Mrs
E. D. Carlton, Mrs. ]. B. Dono-
van. Mrs. Logan. Mrs. Howard,
Mrs. S. ]. Richey. Mrs. Gilbert
Miss Smith, MISS Corson, Mabel
Todd, Pastor Bluhm, Mrs. Bluhm
and Virginia Bluhm. Other mem
bers Of the school present at the
convention were: MIS-. Cutter,
John Mcneil, MISS Gillum, Mi.
Gillum. The party report a royal
time and, have heated tie canta
loupe fields en route for later
visitation
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-18
no.,es Tor ssslss s,ss.

Notice is hereby given that scaled bids 70
tho construction Of an artesian we'll on tn,
school house grounds in school district No. u
the undersigned SECRETARY Of school district
until the 18th day Of June A. d. 1904. a; II
O'Clock a. IN.
The said bids to hs for the said work com
plsss at much per foot for drilling. cnsins
and completing the said well. in accordAnc,
with plans and specifications for said well
which plans and specifications will be furnish
ID upon application To tho said undersisnec
secretary. at La Junta, Colofsdo.
The board OF directors Of said school district
hereby reserve the right 10 reject any and al
bids.
ARs. l.. ID. HILLHoUsE,
Secretary School District No. IL.
Rirst publication June I, 12O<.
Last publication June =. 1904.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-18
NOT A POLITICAL ovGsIios.

The attempt of some over zeal
Gus members Of the democratic
press to create political capital out
of the recent labor troubles in
Colorado are ill.advised and uu.
timely, and as exasperating to as
many democrats as republicans.
In their zeal for party welfare they
lose sight OF ordinary common
sense. 1t is probably true that
the democratic party in Colorado
stands today as the last resort aud
only hope OF the agitators whose
projects OF social revolution are
openly admitted and freely avowed.
but if such is the fact il is surely
no credit to the democratic party,
unless that political organization
prefers to stand for a reign of anar
chy instead Of law and order. At the
present moment all political differ
ences should be sunk IN the issues
OF peace and prosperity in Colora-
do. Democrats and republicans,
alike, who are good citizens, desire
no other conditions. 1t is an
intolerable condition and not .
political theory that confronts US.
Many democrats approve Of the
methods utilized by Governor
Peabody in endeavoring to sup.
press insurrection and riot in the
Cripple Creek district, and there
are many republicans who do not
approve of them. The supreme
court, however, has sustained the
methods utilized by the governor
in suppressing insurrection and
riot, and what recourse is left.
The supreme court is the final
arbitrator in interpreting the law
of Colorado, and the decision
must be accepted as the law of
the state by all good citizens.
1t is not question Of partisan
ship at all, and If it was what
position would the democracy
OF Teller county be placed in.
All of the county officials in
Teller county are democrats.
Many Of them were deposed
by the Citizens Alliance, and
their places were filed by men
Of the same political faith. In
fact it was agreed IN the outset
that whenever a democrat was
deposed from Office a democrat
would be appointed in his place.
The man who was installed as
sheriff OF Teller county by the
Citizens Alliance is q democrat,
and he was appointed for the
reason that he known as a
man who was not in sympathy
with the methods pursued by the
Western Federation Of Miners.
All Of the other officials appointed
by the Citizens Alliance in Teller
county are democrats and have
assisted and sjvised in the deporta
tion of miners. The question IS
not a political one, but II It was
democrats are just a. much re-
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-18
ao,,e. ., Public J,..,.... Sale.
WHEREAS a. P. BARTON. OF rHE cou,

WHEREAS q. p. BARTON. OF THE CoUN-
" ~ Of Otero and state Of Colorado did
the ioh da, OF February 4. D. iss. in book
ss sss g
ofColorado, convey to the public trustee Of said
Otero county. State OF Colorado. the following
ss STATE y s'ss;s to st >A'' e""n
The east half tE'sj OF tho southwest quarter
!sw1 and the s%.i, sSn.h~es' | ags;r,er ,sW.i Of
sanse l afss-sssa tssi .s., q the 9Th r" p @. %.
for water rights thcreunto belonging.
Which said decd Of trust was made to secure
the payment to the Otero Loan and Building
Association, the beneficiary in said deed OF
trust mentioned. the payment OF one certain
promissory note bearing even date with said
hundred and no one-hnndrcths dollars 500.
payable in monthly installments Of not less
than fourteen and forty onshundreths tslLto)
Whereas said dssd Of trust further provides
that the said maker shall pay taxes and assess
ments on said promises as the same may become
Whereas. said deed of trust further provides
amoug other things that in case Of default in
thereof or the interest thereon according to the
tenor. and effect thereof. or in case Of
%snss then and and
that, tss, case the whole Of said indebtedness
the said Public Trustee Is AUTHORISED At the re-
quest Of the legal holder OF said note to sell
and dispose OF said premises for the purpose OF
paying said indebtedness and the costs and ex-
penses on account Of tho execution Of said
trust, and
whereas, default has boon made in tho pay-
ment Of the principal and interest Of said note
and the legal holder OF esaid note has exercised
his option, by reason Of said default, To declar RI
tho whole Of said Indebtedness to be m matured
and 70 foreclose said deed OF trust and
Whereas. the undersigned Is tho Public Trus-
tee In and for Otsro county, STATE Of Colorado
Now, therefore, /, C. A. Bcerbohm, the Public
Trustee Of said Otero county, State Of Colorado
at tho request Of the legal holder Of said note
and b. the authority in mo vested By the said
deod Of trust. do hereby sive notice that will
on
TUESDAY. JULY s4h A. D. 1901.
At 10 O'Clock in the sofeoooa Of said day sell
and dispose Of all the premises or such Of the
same - nay b neoessafy. and all the right
title and interest Of the said q. p. Barton his
hsirs and assigns, at public auction, at the
front door Of tho oo1nSy ooart house At u
Junta, in Ossr0 county, Colorado, for the hiRh.
est and best price the sane viii bring in cash
fes the parpnss Of paying said indebtedness,
with interest thereon 10 date Of sale and fyr
expenses and costs incurred In executing thi,
trnss.
C. A. BEKRBoHN.
Public Trustee Of Otero County. Colorado.
Last Qualification July ID, 1904
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-18


THE Gould lines OF railroad 10
Colorado are being equipped with
telegraphones, which enables q
conversation to be carried on over
a telegraph wire without inteTfer
ing with the sending OF q telegraph
message over the same wire at the
same time. Instruments are in
stalled in cabooses and coaches SO
that in case OF wrecks, communi
cation can be established with
headquarters Immediately by
throwing hook over the wire and
grounding the other end Of the
wire to the rail or car wheel.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-18
pl.esrals Tor sale.

Placards are for SAFE At the
TRIBUNE Office, at the rate Of FIVE
cents each. which read as follows:
For Sale.
Lodging.
For Rent.
Boarding.
No Credit.
No Smoking.
Dressmaking.
No Admittance.