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La Junta tribune., 1905-12-09
osssss Land. Final 1rosf-nesies for
1usiiest

UNITED STATES LSSD OFIICE
PuEhLo, Colo. Noy-n. b-er I, ISsts
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Marian W. Aclntyre. assignee of Sophie
G-orx-. Of Denver, Colorado. has hi-i notice ot
intention ,o make proof his d.s@rt-ls nd
claim No ~ for the east half southeast quar-
ter. southwest quarter -puthea-t quarter I.
-outh-sst quarter southwest quarter. section
y; northwest quarter. section y. township .
-.oath. ranx~ - west, t-fore the United stst@>
Land Offsc- at Pueblo. Colorado, Tuesday
the iSzh day Of Deer h-r, iss5-
He names the following ~itne,-s- to prove
the com Iiet~ irri4stion aud reclamation OF "a ID
land: Eugene He'll. Wn. H. Cho~sn. c. l.
s--lsy, all of La Juntz. Colorado; h. A Nc
Infyr-, of D-nser. Colorado.
5. A. ABBEY, Register.
First publication. November 4. IAr.
Last publication, D-cem b-r Is, lss1L
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-09
Surprise Party.

4 jolly crowd Of young people
met at the home Of +. K. Fisher on
Carson avenue last Saturday even
ing in honor Of MIR. Fishers nephew.
Robert Fisher, Jr., Of Minnesota. on
the seventeenth anniversary Of his
birth.
1t was a complete surprise and
was a success from start To finish.
There was not a dull moment
At 1890 O'Clock all repaired TO the
dining room, where a lovely lunch
was spread.
Those present We're: Misses Grace
Kilgore. Gertrude McNeen. Marie
Barngrover. Nellie Dmkin, Anah
Warner, Zita Bradley. Mildred Sher-
man. Lottie Howe and Martha Phil
lips; Willie Winchell, Willie Pearce,
Carl Burwcll. Joe Thompson, Roy
Kirby. Clare Phillips, Russell Dra-
per, Herbert Coltman. and Ed
Smith. Of Rocky Ford
Mrs. Bradley and Mrs. Whitten
assisted Mrs. Fisher in entertaining
the young people.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-09

why is Ordway like a theatrical
company" asks the Denver Post,
and to its own inquiry makes the
following bright answer: Because
it has a big demand for houses. )"
If that is true, almost every other
town in the Arkansas Valley is like
a theatrical company. and La Junta
besides has host of pretty girls to
help out the simile.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-09

PuEBLo merchants have been
flooding la Janta with circulars
offering free railroad fare TO
Pueblo and return every day for
three weeks The hguc0 scheme
the Pueblo merchants propose TO
work is % rebate ten per cent of
your purcha=es. and Il that sum IS
equal % vugr fuu round trip rail
road fare it viii be returned 10 you
in cash. S1u1e merchants Uill Do any
thing % win trade except lose
money. and you may rest assured
that the Pueblo merchants are not
in business exclusively for their
health. Don't 60 against the Pueblo
banco game Trade al hons.
Trade with people you know and
whose word you can rely upon. Il
has been demonstrated tinles with
cot number that il dos not pay 70
buck another mans game especisl-
" il he ! a stranger. or yoa are a
stranger IN a strange land The
round trip fare frurn Ia Junta 70
Piseblo < s. ard i vii Be ueoesszry
to purchzze so worth 4 Puehle
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-09
Kansas City Sheep nsrLst-

Higher prices are the rule every
day in the sheep market, says j. A.
Rickart. our live stock correspond
ent. Receipts are small, and com
petition keen for what few are com
ing. Prices are % TO 80 cents
higher than a week ago. San Luis
Valley yearlings sold today at $3.50
and ST. 40. fed western sheep and
yearlings at S5.s5 to s6.l5. ewes at
s6.25. Fed Colorado lambs sold
Monday at $40. since when the
market has not been tested on them.
Every indication is that the market
this season will be strong and active
as the number on feed in Kansas
and Missouri is below normal
There is a heaehy inquiry for feed
ers, with few available. Some feed
ing lambs have changed hands lately
at S5.75. A few goats have sold
lately at 90. p To $3.50. kids at s.. 40
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-09
Desert Is.d. float proot--soties for
pueiicstior.
rrrrn -. - -

USrrEn ~FKrEs Ls~u OFTIIE
FUEHEF. G0tu.- N0EFf - s. 80
NOTICE y HEKEEN GIVEN THhT
~ tfsssra. stuart Hsury. - ielvrr tt1i.ara 30,
ba- 2 30 us1f re- - intention e. make Trasf ~
hl- tiazert- lallf claim No- -. fuf The a1Ilt
EaF =ertiau - towu~t o . zTaufh. rauaH a
vet tsfn-e fEs I litesi -tate- lsuf utiace q
FuetsIs Dsslsrsais. tl Monday the iszt DAY a
Is4ce8-ter r@E=
he uarlez The faiiaslur Uifuszzes ~ r-sv~
tie elslr risfe irr zi Hlr sri is1sti-i - - a
laaas tllau q. Heurv- q LieEvers tislsH-alisl.
Thsssfsa-s q HanrV. - n-uVe-. foisrisssT- g l.
~s-alag 20 Is Iuuta- falsirgIi1s fie7srEa A. ID
a-sre % Ia I1Tlfa, talsrafa.
a ABREN. Beri-ts-
Fi--t rlltiirar ifs-l. Ngveuih-- : 70
Is4r n lHsar isir1. fszra-H tsr D. -.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-09

goods in order to get your railroad
fare back. Most any local merchant
will duplicate your Pueblo order
and give you ten percent discount
on a $50 cash purchase Nothing
but cash goes with La Junta people
in Pueblo. and you can make money
talk with our local merchants if you
try il Just once.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-09
Desert Land, Final Hroof-soties Tor
Pubiicstion.
LNturn ~rtrr- IRNp OFFIrF
rtAnLn L.L.- Mu..--L.-- -.

L~ITEn -TtrEs LAND pFFrtF
rrtnto Eoun.. Nussarts.r e. iHsf
NOTICE liz HEREBY GiNEN THAT
~ Ellau q HsnrY. - nsnysr- tnlurada. has
q issI motto - iltruflsu 90 make prof. au biz
desert .lalt riaIu NJ. AZ Or tfs aHuftuFs q
usrtsr aasrfssl -. u1rth usat luartr~. zF-f a5sl
- ffGuuah 10 q 4ssutL. rauzF = a@-t. hffFHn The
u.tsst state Laud OtiiTs ~ Pueblo ttlfira iu.
n1 MsudsY the tsth day 20 Tsacrsitszr. tlsls.
Sc rs7rH- fhs ff5liHatus WItusaHaz g. Tr1Fe
Q D. com risfa rrtiHI af r'r4ai l1ftIf1u tl 7i a
laHf. e.. T. -s@lrF. Hf Ia Iluth. tuisarE.if',
Ttassia=r a. Hsug 0f TsuVsr. tslH4ai.tTs
tfass-sa : Henry. 90 f~nVa-. Colorado trslH- -
4 n ls7Hra. - IL Juufa. ffiassFl.tn,
a sHBEf. Res atH--
> Ir-t uabf iesfitu- Nsysnlissr a f.s.
I.4-f fr1lbI cat Hs41.. Iszsa-i fzar D. Isr.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-09
Notice Ct Payment, OF sonds.

Notice b. hereby given that vii h. prepared
90 tay the follow iug fssun- E-uesi - thH touut5
- Dtsrr lu the state 81 Colorado IN -AtI-far
tiuu uf Judgment. p-rpmh=r 10Th, issf, al THE
office 81 the cssuuFy tssa-urFr - Il Juuta, trI
nr,siu. Or az Tho Chemical National Rank ia a..
rity 81 NHW hDFk. az the option - the holder
iutsfezt ga thee t-ptid- Wil c.4-s thirty day
frum tats uf tlr-t puhlicatiuu-
Bond Nu- n. sli''iu
isBud NJ. ~. isntu
E4Bui No. rs. irsit'
g. 4 BEERBpHh.
Trsasurrr - Otrro county Coloradu
- Juuta. Colo, November 18th. isii-
Flr4t publication Nos. T., 49,.
t-ast publication, Dec it Isstl-
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-09
Notice Tor Ru blicstion.

ISurEB STATES LANu OFFiCy At
pTThLu. Goto.- Nosrut-ar IL, 100.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAI Itk
~ fulluW1uafs med -sttlsr ha- rlest notice ut
bis Intention Ia make nusl rr"nf % -upinfi
- NJ rlafur and that aid pFs-1f y IN h. made
lsfnr. ths clerk Of the district court at Ia
Juuta 1alaradn. on January = f.., VIZ
Nftuer n ~hIrk ~ D. i01EE tor the south
urst quarter. -@rtluu -. township = -outh
rHusfr = wet
80 name th. foIl.wlug Nttns--e- 10 prov"
bf. rlrttuuau- rssIdef8cs uppu and cultivation
~ -stt lsnd viFH Allen MHssrr. lauI- stanton.
1harl.= N HarrI-uu. all 81 l. Iuuta, Colo
sA ABBEY. R-si-i=rs
Tir-t Qualification. Noyeut.~r - 100.
Last pubiirat ion. B-rsHb-r q i'.'
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-09
Application to lease State Lands.

DFEIIF go rHE ~rkTE HGkEp 3
80 LANu tpaNI--TuNTE-r
prNXTu. GUIu-. Nugsuut--T >. no ,
NOTICE l. HERtRf GIVEN THAT
~ the Lolita TUsu Land aud irrlzatluu Com
rauF. uHsHs Tzs-tofiirr address ts la Iuufa,
z tuluraftu. ou NagruIbsr - rsG. nrado aPpllca
fttlu No. 49, g. the STATE Board uf Land tun.
~ --iuurr4 % lease the fullouiuE dr-rrI It'd
Indemnify =rhfsl lands. situate iu bt"ru
county. tulurauu. to-Wlta
~usth ar-t quarter sf --cti1u - sll - -action
q all 81 -srtla re- aButhW W--t quarter - -
Z lssu 81 an .u tnsU-hip - south, rsug- g sr-t.
No other application - lease the above 10
acrit-zi prruIsas or gh.svtluu- against the
atugs aUVlirafinu will h cnliri idrrst amer
Iss~.1ats-f -. itsEs- .
MAKk q. WOODRUFF
Register STATE bard Land taruuIi-siu1srs.
Fi-.t uubl tcsftul Is.csfrtsr 9 10.
Last rutI iHn. n-cenhsr >. I.1-
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-09
Desert Land, Final Proof--No,ies for
Publication.

TNIrIu s,tTE- LNND OFFItE
iEEHLo tOLo-. Nuyem trr d 1sst
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ The,ziore e Henry. of Denver, Colorado.
haz led notice 81 intention u make pruof OF
his desert -lsud claim No ~. Tor the east half.
SECTION -, tuWu-hip = -1uth. raus- - west.
before ths United ~:ate- Laud Ole at Pueblo,
Colorado, "u M"ntal the 18th DAY Of beeeu'-
tsT E.G.
He names the falluuiug Witus--e< to prove
the csmplsts irrigation aud reclsrf alton q aid
land G.arsa : Henry, of D-uysr. Colorado
fll.n C. HeuTy. - Denver, Colorado: &. l.
-..l.y of L. Junta. ColSysdas Grorg. \. Nil
sor. Ia Juuta. talnrsdS.
: 4 ABBEY Register.
First Yuhl tratiuu. Nuseul t-s :. I,sii.
Last pa hllcat .ur- n.c.mbsr n i.G-
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-09
Desert Land. final 1roos-Noties for
1ubiicSt
UNITEp STATES LAND OFTICE
FIEELo. Colo. Noysm h-sT I 1895
Il HEREBY GIVEN TIN

NNIrEn STATES LAND OFFICE
PUEBLo. COLo.. Noysnn Der 4 1866
NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Charlie, = hsrTrll, of Drawer, Colorado. has
fled u1tir. Of Intention to make prusnf uu his
ds-.art-land claim No, 80 Tor the south west
quarter. -sction .. east half southeast quar-
ter southwest quarter -outh~a-t quartet -sc-
tluu - township > south. range - N,--t. before
the United state Land Ofiic- at Pueblo, Colo
RADIO, 90 Tuesday. the l%th day Of DvceHber,
1870.
He names the fplloWing vitne--.- to prove
the c,uplet. irrigation and reclamation - aid
land Eugene Bell. Nm. n. ChoWsu. {. l..
S-.lsy, all of L. Juuta, Colorado; n. 4 Nc
lutyr-. ot Denver, Colorado.
81. ABBEY. Register.
Fir-t publication. November :, Isl.
Last publication. December u, lsss.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-09
Desert Land, Final Proof-kotiee for
Publication.
UNITrp sTarr. Lam OrF1cr

tNITEn STATES LAND OFFICE
Pueblo. CoLo.. November Z 1876
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ William : Burdics. Of D-nyFr. Colorado.
has nl.d notice of int-ntion to make proof
uu he desert land claim No. 81, for the east
half northeast quarter; southwest quarter
uurthsast gusri-rs southeast quarter north
xf-st quarter. and southeast quarter. section
q. tnWu-hip = south, rang" - vet, before tn.
Tinted state Land Office at Pueblo, Colorado,
GA Tuesday. the 1sth day If D.esmbe 1906
He uAme- the follogiug Witns-s~- To prove
G be complete irrigation and reclamation Of -sid
land: Euseu. Bell. VIM. ". Chowsu. q. l.
~o.lsy all of La Junta, Colorado. n. 4. Ne
IHtyr., Of D-uyer. Colorado,
: 4. ABBEY, Register.
First publication November > ii.ti-
Last publication, December 4 n-la.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-09
es.,si..'. p.,i,iou to Sell s.., .s,.,.
STATE oF CoLoRADo. =. u Ne euguty
CuF'NrE 90 oTEHo = cuurt in probate

STATE oF CDLDRADo. -. u ne cssunfy
CuF7NrB oF oTEHo - cuurt IN probate
~ TIE NsTTER or THE ESTATE or
l Ieszis D. Esldridar. uiuor. Order -
~heN cau-s on pstltsau FOR sale - real STATE.
Thl- matter en-nin9 On - - hard on this
sf-t say . Noven,t-sr A n Ts5 ur-n The -
fffisss rls-l her~in ~ Chsrle@ 3. Bshiristsr~.
s-is-s An q 1s--ss b Ealdrider rniraor heir -
-sia estate for the sale - th~ followiue DE-
-crih--ss -eal e-ta-e. p-srsisn ther-of to-~If
.nlsf tassf quarter - zct sn gtf 80. tnRnzh IL
te~rty-tuzl "a -slEtt . rzuge tttg I've 80
wet fnr tL@ ruTF-1=e - putting thr anasueE
arising ther~fru-a esuf 81 Interest s-iscsttnG
sid wsrl- ard For tn hs~t Interest = hr ssid
~stste. Aaa = na~ sFt-arins - the t"art
s-,lanai- EMS far tte sale - Al q sid r-~l
Nv. th.-~to-~ IL T. orse-ed ~ tb- Cau-s
tkat I~=-i- 3. Bsldri,iee. =sia me-. - and
= a Court n fk- cry q L. Iunts crlu1ry sai
state sfo-e=sid "a th~ esrh esF - n-cr-her.
a n rsE ~ rs@ hat.r - - . clark the tore-
r..-sr e -.ai say rk~n sHsi fhsre - Sto~ cz1-e-
Il ass fh-r~ b Why an s-sf~r ss.ogld pa ~
--.-se 49, ~ tke zsi1 Cherlez 3. Bshsridx-.
- -ral<r. - z~ii ff~ whssia r1ch - "a ID
-~-l e4-sr~ a. szy - B-ceS=ary far the rurpase
-r--~if.1 "a - rrTltienl
r- = fa--f-- a--~--r. rhat fkis n-3er - put-
Is-s.-s fs.r .- l-s-x essur Successive W--ss IN th~
r.~-rr rlakzi~h--,i n SGD ccunty-
II = farrk@- a-1s@rea tta. tg~n- a tl-rr-.
-, ~ --i.4 cur-ry - o---u. - snd ke !
Ss-~sss sf.r-rin-.-c rus-5s 81 lzu~zn Scr SGD
J@szse p B-h5ri1ee- =az--. - -=F-esear ssid
-siser - =sad te--nx-
"a WALLIS
Ceez-y Js.ae--
rz--- r-rl sca-ssn N-----H-- = Ts5.
Las r'-Alsrz- l--c-=a-- = ~
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-09

The order recently promulgated
by the internal revenue bureau re-
quiring dealers and manufacturers
If patent medicines Of distinct aleo-
holic properties 10 conform 10 the
legal requirements # liquor dealers
went into effect December lst.
Most patent medicines are simply a
decoctiun Of bad whiskey. with a
sprinkling Of roots and herbs. 10
give them a medicinal flavor. and il
j. the medicine with a large per
cent Of whiskev that the govern
meut is after. n our local drug
gists live up 90 all Of the laws re-
quirgmruts It will make life rather
strenuous for them. II they sell
patent medicines containing whi=-
hey they VIIl d. required 20 take
out a government license, state
license. and either a wholesale or
retail city license. In the light Of
hyRonc days 10 IS rather tough 10
make a druggist pay all kinds II
license for the privilege # selling
patent mrdicirgs. What would you
rather b. than a druggist under
such conditions
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-09

% -, JUNTA l. city Of 100 pop
ulAtl1n and the county s-at OF
g: |; e.: ;:;f ii;
IAa<G mile. southeast nf Denver -
Sc- mile. ra-t Of Pueblo, and FL
miles north aud -as; of Trinidad. The santa
Re Railroad Company srp-nd.d s.pop 10 l'ss
Tor permanent construction ~ors. Consisting OF
machine shnI-, rtor-ho1s-, addition 20 round
hoa-e. foundry and extensive earsh"pr. b" alta
tasir j. lDsS feet, and the climate, taken th-
y-~- round. + Unsurpassed. Almost constant
Sunshine charsct~rix-s the Slntrr- hbh hn4l5
cloudy day l. rarity. La JuniA hAs all TIE
rnstropplitan convenience needed by city oi
.z.GG population. Including many miles "f
brick sli-Wals-, perfect > ten OF -anitaf5
--s-raE~ Al electric light plant which sup-
pli-s an all7dsy and allsuIEtt service. water
work owned bY the city, plant ipF IN" manu-
fsctur~ 81 fetal ice thF-- rural free delivery
route tire department. telephone -yst-ul with
100 subsr FiF F-r-. free exchange With hnCky
Ford and tpuz distance connections with any
part af tts -tat. = -chopl -yst-m sI--lled 10
u8 city tu the state. sm; lsylnE twenty seven
teacher tu - r,-l1ra t-u rEurCh-H, fifteen s-crst
and fFat-rusl order. tso banks 5000 capital
and 50. GO d-T-E-It- tbTs- usW-uaE-r- opera
h8u-- - 20 eating capacity brick plant 81
s. o.. daily CO ptrIty. manufacturing h---t 4usa-
iiy uf sItrtt-si brick -four mill - - barrels
daily capacity. ltBptAu Cement hlors Plant
en- plDyIug twenty -hEs mem canning iactnTJ
-scDui larErHt Iu the tate. Ia fact Ia Juuta
b. ~ ft" bet town 81 st- size lu n" -fat"
Of Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-09

The insurance companies made a
settlement with the American Beet
Sugar Comany at Rocky Ford last
week for the loss resulting from the
recent fire in the sugar warehouse.
The loss Of the sugar company was
paid in full. The insurance compa-
nies paid the original value Of the
sugar. taking the sugar as il is and
selling il to a Chicago concern whose
sole business Is the converting Of
fire salvage goods into cash. 1t Is
estimated that two-thirds Of the
100 sacks Of sugar was uninjured.
one hundred ears will be required
to transport the sugar 10 Chicago.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-09

STATE or COLORADO, II TsE
CuUNTH 90 OrEEo DISIsI'r Cot ~
LYDIA GARDNER Plaintiff.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-23
OF LOCAL INTEREST

l A NOTARY PUBLICLY notarial commission was issued yesterday by
 Assistant Secretary Collins to w. I | Crawford of Dos Cabezas, Cochise | county.
 | QUITS THE N. G. A.-Ofcials of the national guard have received mo- i tice of the resignation of H. F. Me | Gonigle as second lieutenant of Troop A, First Arizona cavalry The retir- ing officer leaves shortly for Mexico where he will in the future make his home.
 MORENCI WANTS CARPENTERS -Morenci papers say that town is short on carpenters the condition being brought about by the large amount of work now in progress by the Arizona Copper company and the Detroit Cop per company. Both companies are constructing large concentrating plants.
 THE CITY TAX LIST-By tonight the city assessment and tax roll for 1905-6 will have been completed all but the making of the extensions and proving the totals. The work has been done speedily and when the date is reached that it must be in the hands of the city recorder it will have been entirely completed.
 THE NEXT QUARTERLY EXAM INA iION-ACCOiulnS to rule, the quarterly examination of teachers be- gins on the first Monday of Septem- Der. Yesterday, Territorial Superin- tendent Layton sent out word to the county superintendents that on ac- count of the recurrence of Labor Day examinations would not begin until the following Tuesday.
 NEW RATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Superior Zine Mining com pany. capital stock $1OOO.00O, incorpor- ators T.. D. Davis, A. P. Campbell and s. w. Miller, J;-.; American Cohsolidat- ed Smelling and Milling company. cap itaI stock, $500,OO incorporators c. H. Patterson. c. s. Johnson and others.
 POLICE COURT-In the city court yesterday afternoon six cases were dis posed of. Sisto Apadocio. who was ar rested by Officer Moore paid a fine of $3 for riding his bicycle on the side walk For a like offense John Doe paid a similar fine. Manuel Matts and Phil Matts were sentenced to three and five days respectively for drunkenness. Marguerite Grinares and Leon RObles each paid fines of $7 for fighting.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-23
PRESCOTT AND PHOENIX B. B.

PRESCO AND PHOENIX s. B. Arrangements have about been com pleted for the playing of a ball game at Prescott on Sunday, Sept. 3, between the Phoenix firemen and a Prescott town team. The local team will go to the mountain city on the Santa Fe eX- curSiOn and account of the ball game many friends have decided to accom- pany the fire boys and root for their success.
 THIRD OF THE SERIES-An alarm of fire yesterday morning called the department to Tenth avenue and Fay Tor street where d small frame struc- ture was in flames. The house was owned by John Rock formerly of this city but now in business at Tombstone The loss was but slight for the flames were soon eXtinguished. This is the third fire of the series which was opened on Sunday afternoon. Judging the future by the past the firemen look forward to a period of rest.
 THE OSBORN SCHOOL-It was an nOunced yesterday that the school in the Osborn district will be opened on September II. Schools" should have been said instead of school" for there are four of them. The people of the Osborn district claim to have the best schools in the county considering the size of them and they are not back ward in making this announcement U the world. They further say that in making this statement they are in no danger of libel suits by the other schools and still not up to the high standard of those of Osborn.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-23
A SUIT FOR DNoRcEsuit for

A SUIT FOR DNORCE-Suit for divorce was filed in district court yes terday by Isabelle c. Moore against Martin Milton Moore on the ground of failure to support. The complaint states that the parties were married at Boulder, Mont. in 1894 From the moment of the marriage the defendant by reason of his worthlessness and dis sipatiOn proved a disappointment and never in any way contributed to her support. The plaintiff since her resi- dence in Phoenix has acquired two lots. The husband has no interest in them but she asks that the court make an order to that effect, grant her a legal separation and restore to. her her maiden name of Isabelle Gressinger
 J. J. BAKER DEAD-J J. Baker. who has been a familiar figure on the streets of Phoenix for the past fifteen years died yesterday morning at his rooms in the Baxter building The de- ceased leaves a son al present a resi- dent of Denver and some distant rela- tiVes in Kansas. The son has been apprised of his fathers death and ar engagements for the funeral await his instructions. For years past the de- ceased has suffered from a cancer which had grown on his arm and two years ago he underwent a very criti- cal operation Tn the nope or belng re- lieved. While the operation was in way successful it did not have all the the desired effect and his death was in directly due to his ailment. He was at the time of his death seventy three years of age. For several years he had been custodian of the county pest house. In an early day he was an ardent hOrseman and he retained his love for the sport. He laid out the race track below the city.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-23

Parties visiting Los Angeles for the summer should not fail to secure some of the celebrated Schumacher photo graphs. This studio. has a worldwide reputation for high art portraiture, having received medals at Paris. worlds fair, and wherever the work was entered in competition. Studio 107 N. Spring street.
 20 per cent discount on 1905 Walk Over Oxfords is like buying gold dol lars for 80 cents. II. A. Diehl Shoe Co.
 See Mcl<ee's flour price today.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-23

See Mckee's flour price today.
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-02-10
Asylum Is Crowded.

The eighth biennial report OF the
state hospital for the insane at James
town shows there were 462 patients
285 men and III women. Twenty-sev-
en- patients were transferred to the
institution for feeble.minded at Graf.
ton the past year. The per capita cost
for the biennial period was S170.38 a
year, including the salaries Of officers.
which, until this time has been paid
out Of the general fund.
Supt. Moore says that the greatest
need of the institution is additional
room for women patients, many OF
whom have been turned away. For
four years there has been no admit
tance of women except such as seemed
imperatively to demand treatment in
the hospital.
The steward Of the institution rec
ommends the purchase of 800 addition
al acres of land. He would seed 2Oo
acres each year to wheat and 100 acres
to bronze grass. crops which are not
now cultivated, owing to the small
ness of the farm.
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-02-10
LINCOLN FAMILY RELICS.
Kept for Years in the Garret of at,
Old House in North Scituate.
Massachusetts,.

The andirons represented by the ac'
companying picture were made in the
early years of the eighteenth century
by Mordecai Lincoln, the paternal an
cestor Of Abraham Lincoln.
They are of forged iron. the ma
terial being reduced from ore found III
Pembroke and East Bridgewater.
The maker Of the dogs was son OF
Samuel Lincoln. who settled in Hing
ham seventeen or eighteen years al
ter the landing Of the Pilgrims. This
son established mills for grinding
grain, for saving cut boards and other
building material, and one for the en-
traction of iron from the rather in
ferior quality of ore found within a
lays haul.
Being a blacksmith he fashioned
irons for fireplaces. tongs and pokers
and shovels to go with them, made