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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08

The funeral of the late Horace Aus
tin. ex-governor, who died at st. Barna-
bas hospital yesterday, will take place
from the residence OF General Mark D.
Flower 42S Ashland: avenue, st. Paul,
2:30 p.m., Thursday. Nov. 8: Services
will be conducted by DR.. Samuel G.
Smith Of the Peoples church in st. Paul
and burial will be at Oakland cemetery
In that city. The honorary pallbearers
will be General NJ. D. Flower, Governor
yoha nn,, a; y Johnson, d. W. W: Folwell Fol W l.
NJ. E. Clapp, G. M. Loring and Judson
Jones of Cleveland, MINI. The active
palibearers will be C. H. McGill and
Robert McGill, sons of the late Govern
or McGill, j. B Hewitt and DR.. James
Gilfllan of St. Paul, DR.. A. G.. Bennett
and II. W. Benton Of Minneapolis.
Governor johnson, whose home is at
st. Peter, where Governor Austin lived
when elected head Of the state govern
mflent, pays high tribute to the: char:
acter OF the man. He says: T
'1I held him in the highest regard
He was splendid type Of the good cit
izen. The loss of a man like Governor
| Austin is always a loss to the state. He
was a man thru whose entire career
there was never reproach. His rep
| utatlon for honesty and integrity was
| an envlable one. In his home town OF
| st. Peter, where he lived before he was
elected governor, his name was a syn
| onym for fearlessness, honesty and up
rightness.
| Old residents of Minneapolis recall
the fact that at one time, soon after
coming to Minnesota Governor Austir
| lived in st. Anthony. He taught schoo
there one winter shortly before the wal
and before beginning the practice Of
law at st. Peter. He had many friends
among the pioneers Minneapolis ant
old st. Anthony
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
DOWN WALKER ORDINANCE
MEMBERS OF COUNCIL COMMIT
TEE ON LAKE LEVELS FAVOR
COUNCIL CONTROL OF LAKES

Alderman Plat B. Walkers ordi-
nance repeating two ordinances estab-
fishing the water level at Lakes Har-
riet and Calhoun, received setback
at a hearing yesterday before the 'spe-
cial council committee on lake levels.
The result of the protracted debate
was that the faction favoring council
control Of the lakes won by a vote of
to 8. Aldermen Castner, Starkweath-
er, Clark, Westphal, Schoonmaker and
Van Nest voted for Alderman Schoon-
makers proposal that the ordinance do
not pass. All the support Walker got
was from Aldermen Merrill and Holmes
Mr.. Walker. gave notice that he
would present a minority report to the
council next Friday evening in favor
Of the passage of the ordinance. The
debate was lively but nothing new was
developed.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
STATE INSTITUTIONS
CAN'T KEEP EMPLOYEES

Employees Of state institutions should
be paid better sal laries, or should have
better service is to be secured. This
was the position taken by Dr. J. j.
Dow, superintendent of the state school
of the state school for the blind, in a
paper read before the state board of
control yesterday afternoon. He said
that after employees had, become prof
cient in their work they were usually
able to earn more money outside, and so
left the institution. 1t was agreed that
ice, and ~ especially those from the
smaller towns, and a suggestion was
made that persons be recommended fol
positions by school principals. This
was not adopted because of the feal
that such a practice might bring poll
tics into appointments.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
AGAIN ATTACKS WILL

DR.. E. V. Appleby Of st. Paul IS MAX
ing another attempt in the Ramsey coun-
ty court to break the now famous Will
der wills providing for the establishment
of the "Wilder Charity for worthy poor.
AS husband of Cornelia Day Wilder, since
deceased, DR.. Appleby seeks to have the
Wilder charity and the ante-nuptial
agreement whereby he is to receive s1O.-
600 year so long he is unmarried
declared void. He maintains that the
action now in the federal court should
prevent any final action at this time.
Dr. Appelby also desires the Wilder
mansion on Selby hill for life, together
with an allowance for it's maintenance.
Judge Bazille took the question under
advisement today.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
TO BRING 500 HERE

G. E. Beekman of Boston is in the
city making arrangements for entertain
ing party of 500 or 600 visitors from
the New England states during the G.
A. R. encampment next summer. His
plan is to offer a complete rate for the
trip including transportation hotel ac-
commodations and side trips. 90 @5z
Last summer *212 people took the Beck
man tour from Boston to- Denver and
more are expected for the Minneapolis
encampment, as the expense will be
much less. ...
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
SUES FOR INSURANCE
OF SWAN ]. LINDAHI

Mrs. Ingeborg Lindah1, wife of the
police officer. Swan Lindah1, who it is
believed committed suicide last June
y1e While gIs gnder charge Of robbing the
supreme court, Independent Order of
Foresters for $1,000, the amount of the
insurance said to have been carried in
the order by Lindahl. She admits that
she was offered $66.67 by the chief ran
ger of the order, anu refused to settle
for less than the full $1,000. While
Mrs. Lindahl identified body found
near st. Paul as that of her husband,
and later buried it, there is some doubt
as to the identifcations
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
HENRY WILSON DIES
IN A LODGING HOUSE

Henry Wilson, transient laborer,
was found dead in his bed this morn
ing at a lodging house at 201 Nicollet
avenue.
Wilson came to the city few days
ago to look for work: He was allowed
Offices of the National Employment
Agency. Monday he was taken sick
and this morning the other dodgers
found him dead.
The body was taken to the county
morgue and postmortem will be held.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
NECROLOGIC

MRS. j. KAHALA, aged 62, mother
of George L. and DR.. Arthur Kahala of
Minneapolis and cousin of F. B.
Doran, former mayor of St. Paul, died
at South Mountain, Ont, Oct. 27. Mrs.
Kahala was a granddaughter of the late
Edmund Doran and a relative Of the
late Henry Ward Beecher. Besides her
two sons in Minneapolis, she is sur
vived by, three other sons; one daugh-
ter and an adopted daughter. The fu-
neral services were held on the Satur-
day following her death. Her remains
were inferred" in the South Mountain
burying ground her four sons acting
as bearers. = q r. rs @ p r
3. NICOLINA JENSEN died at her
home, 3006 Nineteenth avenue s, Mon.
day morning. The funeral will be held
from the residence at 2 pm, Thursday
instead of today as previously an
nounced. Following the house services
there will be services at the Norwegian
Danish Baptist church at pm. Inter
ment at Layman S cemetery.
MRS. LEWIS w. CAMPBELL-Tht
funeral services of Mrs. Lewis w
Campbell will be held from the family
residence, HOO Fifth street Sc, tomor
row at pm. All friends are invited
Interment will be at Lakewood GENE
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
Weather Conditions.

Cloudy weather continues in most Of
the northern half Of the country east OF
the Rocky mountains, with rain falling
this morning in central North Dakota,
eastern South Dakota and eastern New
York, and showing in portions OF Mlchl-
gan and northern New England. There
has been rain snow during the past
twenty-four hours in South Dakota,
central and western North Dakota, the
lake region, middle and upper Ohio yal-
ley and New England, also In southern
California, Arizona and southern New
Mexico. A high" is central over west
err@ Montana which, together with the
slow which has moved from near Lake
Winnipeg to central South Dakota, mas
caused the high temperatures of a chi
nook in eastern and central Montana and
western South Dakota. The movement OF
the South Dakota Glow" towards the east
or southeast will be attended by threat
ening weather in this vicinity, and prob
ably light rain or light snow tonight and
Thursday, followed by cooler thursday
afternoon or night. T. S. Outram,
Section Director
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
CITY NEWS
THE WEATHER
The Indications.

# Minnesota Threatening, with showers
or snow f1urries tonight and In east por-
tion Thursday; colder In west portion to-
night and lin east portion Thursday; varl-
able winds, shifting to fresh northerly.
Upper Michigan and Wisconsin-S Show
ers or snow fiurries tonight and Thurs.
day; variable winds.
Iowa-Showers or snow f1urries tonight
and Thursday; cooler Thursday and II
northwest portion tonight.
North and South Dakota-Partly CLOUDY
and colder tonight; snow furries in cas-
portion; Thursday, probably fair.
Montana-Fair tonight and Thursday
colder in east portion tonight. Sgs
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
JUDGE STARTS BROTHER DIES

Judge Henry R. Start of Bakersfield, Vt,
for fifteen years a member of the supreme
bench of that state, and a brother of Chief
Justice Start of Minnesota, died yesterday. He
had been ill for some time, and Chief Justice
Start visited him last spring, but will not be
able to 60 east for the funeral, on account of
the pressure of work on the supreme court.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
LUMBER 1NrEREsrs 1NcoRpoRArE.

The Shevlin- Matthew Lumber company of Min
neapolis has been Incorporated with $300,000
capital, to manage and develop the timber
owned by the incorpora tors in the valley of the
Rainy river. The incorporators are Thomas Fl.
Shevlin and Gilbert L. Carpenter of Minneapolis
sud James A. Matthew of Rainx River. Out
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
KILLED BY GAS.

Paul Ubrick, the stranger who was found
unconscious in his room 33 East Seventh street,
st. Paul. from gas poisoning, Sunday after
did not regain CONSCIOUSNESS after he, was found.
The police cannot learn where his relatives
live,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08

Petit Jury Drawn.-The regular petit
Jury panel for the November court was
drawn yesterday. There are three pam
els of lilo each The first lot will re-
port Monday. The grand jury adjourned
yesterday until Nov. 21: Three indictt-
ments were returned before the ad-
journment.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
Weather Now and Then.

"SdITTeT TV0w etT4a Ho'F' -
Today maximum, 33, minimum, % de-
grees;' a year ago, maximum, 49, mlnl-
mum % degrees. Is. ~ SO, ii
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
AROUND THE TOWN

Jackson on 'Change.-W. S. Jackson,
president of the Chicago Board of
Trade, was visitor on 'change today.
Hallet Succeeds McMillan.-F. A.
Hallet was elected director OF the
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce to
succeed J. D. Mcmillan, who recently
became vice president -.....s. =
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08

Agt Wilson Bros Underwear, 81, So, S..
Hoffman's (3) stores and laundry.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08

Agt. ''Wilson Bros" Shirts, 81, SO, So.
Hoffman's (3) stores and laundry.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08

The Bauer Seat Sale.-The sale Of
seats for the engagement Of Harold
Bauer, who gives a piano recital in
Plymouth church next Tuesday even
ing, will open tomorrow at am, at
the Metropolitan music store. The
Bauer recital has been looked forward
to with great interest since the an,
nouncemennt of his coming was first
made. No other pianist has made more
friends in this city than he, and none
has proved more satisfactory to musi-
clans penerallv
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08

Religious Census Returns.-T. IL.
Colwel1, chairman Of the Chapman can
vassing committee, states that the pack
ages Of returns Of the religious census
may be secured by the workers of the
different denominations at the evangel-
istic headquarters at the Y. M. G. A.
building. .~<a J.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08

Agt. Wilson Bros Hosiery, 25c, SOC, 81.
Hoffman's (3) stores and laundry.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-26

City Marshal Melvin had a little
bonfire of his own in front Of the
city hall last Monday night. Ordi-
nary people are not allowed to build
bonfires in the middle of the street.
but this particular bonfire was or
dered by Police Magistrate Clark.
whose authority in this case was
supreme. The gambling parapher-
MALTA recently seized by the city
marshal, which has since been
stored at the city hall. was ordered
destroyed by Judge Clark. Several
sad-eyed sports stood about the
funeral pyre and watched 1.5OO
celluloid checks of variegated colors
and the best poker table in town.
go up in flame and smoke. Accord
ing to the statutes in such cases
made and provided, Judge Clark
was required to summon two ex-
perts to testify touching the nature
Of the goods and chattels seized, and
if he found from the expert testi-
mony that they were gambling de-
vices it was his duty. according to
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-26

Man wants put leedle hier pelow
Und wants dot leedle Dutch
Der riches vich wish. know.
Are NIGHT 50 fery much.
Choost Europe. Asia. Africa.
Der Western Hemisphere.
Und a coaling station in Japan
Dot viii pc all dis year
Hi-lee. hi-lo. der winds dey p'ow
Choost like Die Washt am Rhein,
Und vat is mein pelongs TO Ne.
Und vat iss yours iss mein,
Jah also. ven vloat aroundt
Mitin mein royal yacht
see 80 much vat iss nicht Dutch
Dot-ach. du lieber Gott,-
II gif me such a shtrange distress
cannot understand
How volks gan lif in happiness
Mitout no Vaderland,
Hi-lee. hi-lo. der Winds dey plow
n, Sdli rouftu diput
To gif der nations good advice.
Und sausages una kraut.
Each hour shange mein uniform.
Put | never shange mein mindt.
Und efery day make Elm spooch
To penefit mankindt-
Race Soosancide. der Nations Pride.
Divorce und Public Sins
l talk 80 much like Rosenfeldt
dink We must pc twins!
Hi-lee. hislo. der Winds dey p,ow
Der maxim Rule or Bust
You cannot wreck our skyndiczte
Ven Gott is in der Trust,
Being Elm kviet Noodral Power.
know mein chob. you bet
! pray for Beace. und hope for War
Und keep mein powder wet:
Put ven I've nodings else To do
Put shtand aroundt und chat
Den der Right Divine talks nonsense
trough
Mein military hat.
Hi-lee. hi-lo. der Winds dey plow
Und softly visper dis:
Der kaiser he isss more - yet
Und all iss right vat issv'
Wallace Irwin.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-26

An exchange tells about a woman
that stepped into a judges Office Of
a nearby county seat and said 10 his
honor. Are you Judge of the repro
BATE" We'll. am judge Of the
probate if that Is what you mean.
replied the Judge. Yes. | guess
that is it," replied the old woman
MY husband died detested and left
me three little infidels and | want
TO be appointed their executioner-" :"
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-26
coM,ae GvGnvs.

August Both to September lst
Prowers County Fair. Lamar.
September ath to 7th National
G.. A. r Encampment. Denver.
September 5th to Sth-Arkansas
Valley Fair. Rocky Ford.
September th-Watermelon Day.
Rocky Ford
September llth to Colorado
State Fair. Pueblo.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-26

law. To destroy the same IL v1s 50
ordered Judge Clark summoned
Sheriff George Barr and City Clerk
Sam Brown 10 give the necessAKy
expert testimony These two ex-
perts. after a careful examination,
pronounced the goods and chAttels
seized gambling par4phernAiiz. and
the judge forthwith ordered the
city marshal 10 destroy the same
Thus endeth the first lesson-vhich
will also probably be the last one.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-26

"Mr. Devine. Jack" received a
circular letter from Leghorn. Italy.
one day this week. soliciting his
patronage for a famous line of color
paints. We are aware of the fact
that the ex-village policeman is
sometimes very choice in the selec-
tion Of his "colors." but we never
suspicioned that he would acquire
the habit of sending to Europe for
paint. red or otherwise. We expect
to hear of him buying his clothes in
England next, all same Pierpont
Morgan.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-26

Most men who own good
watch" said jeweler. think they
know all about il. They have the
number fixed in their memory in
case it is stolen. They could proba-
bly, pick it out from fifty other
watches with their eyes shut. But
how many men know their watch is
q compass and will tell the north
from the south as accurately As il
viii tell the time of day, Stanley.
the explorer. did not know it until
he had groped his way through the
dark continent and met a Belgian
sailor on the coast. Every watch is
a compass. II you point the hour
hand to the sun the south is exactly
half way between the hour and the
figure XII on the dial. Suppose. for
instance. it Is four o'clock. Point
the hand indicating to the sun and
II on the watch is exact south: If II
is 8 o'clock. point the hand indicat-
ing 8 to the sun and the figure X on
the dial is due south. No man need
get lost if he carries watch"
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-26

A young man residing in a Cali
fornia town recently bought shirt
which was manufactured in the east.
Rolled up inside of it he found q
note from a young lady who had
worked on il. in which she said she
would be pleased to correspond with
the buyer Of the shirt provided he
was matrimonially inclined. OF
course the young man answered il
on perfumed paper and used his
rosiest language. stating how glad
he would be To marry. In a short
time he received an answer stating
that the young lady had been mar
ried several years and had two
children. Upon investigation to
find out why he was too late. it was
explained by the fact that the shirt
had laid on the shelves Of the local
dealer for several years. He did
not advertise.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-26
SATURDAY. AUGUST Is. 1895

- - yUSTA Is q city of sl10 pop
Z ose,s ssss,, !. J. Los-,--t s..i a
81. .ls :. s.a.s :; k:.... Z: s.lcs, ca. q q
AAAE< miles southeast II u-zns-r, g
| miles east Of Pueblo and 81
,siis- north sad east of Trinidad The santa
y Railroad Conp<n3 eIp-rnds-i sss.Ss IN lss.
Tor t-rms construction ~ors. consisting II
"a sehiB- shsps. stor-hOas-. addition - round
bsa-s foundry ssd extensive carshoF-- TIE aiti-
sIi- u a0<s feet sni the climate. taken the
y-af roand- Is assurpsssed- Almost constant
sDs-hin- ehsraet~riE-s the ~iuters snd a = hsiiy
eioady day II a rarity La Junts has all the
s-troI-slttaE coas-nleac-- D=-siesf b. o esfs OF
= - pspelstion. Including unany mil-s 81
hrtck -ld-salks, . p-rfect % stem OF sanitary
s-s-ra<- an el-ctFie Light plant ~hich sup
Pile. an .ll-isy aBd all nixht -ersicr. ~atsr-
vssks o~n.-i b. the city, plant fof the manu-
fscturs of artificial thr-e rural fre~ ael.sefy
roatss. FIRE department. telrphoo. system <ith
lsD sub-criher.. free eIchanx- stth Rocky
Ford and loax distance connections ~lth any
part of tn. state a school system ~Hs.-il.sf by
city IA the STATE, employ ing t~-nty --rssn
Sssch-rs in = t-s ehurckes. hft.-n secret
ssf frat-rual orsi.rs. two banks. ssoso capital
sod tSD sO dsI<,-its thr-~ ne~spa per- opera
Aoo-- of 10 -~stlax capacity. brick plant Of
.. SD daily capacity. manufacturing best quail
~ 81 vitrin-i briek roaI mill % 20 barrels
tsily capacity. UtopizH c~m-nt block Plant.
employing twenty-five men canning factory,
.,-road largest IN the state. In fact, La Junts
~ on- Of the brst to~ns of it, sire in the state
% Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-26
ootSee 81 evblieseio~.
uSIrvp STATES Lsxp

USIrvp STATES Lsxp orvrcr At
PrEsLo. CoIo, August q I.srs.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ folio~ing named ~-ttler hss filed not is,.. ~
his ini-nticu IN make final proof in support ii
his claim snd that >srf proof ~ill h. mad. hsr-
fore the clerk OF the district court a, l., Ju,ts
Colorado. on S.ptemh-r IA Iqps viz: Chari--
". Boyd H. =. f1.fss. for the lots and b.
-cuth half northwest quarter section . town
ship - -outh. rsnse ~ west
He nance the icaic~ins ~itncs--~ to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
81 said land. viz: Isaac III Read. Amh-r-- r
EdSsrtou- Sylvester Hill. Frank r. Hill. all ii
La Junta. Colorado.
First publication. August u, isr.
Last publication September n. IAc.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-26
SUBSCRIBE FOR TRIBUNE
Sssss Wssss 0ess.

susrG E>sI>sEE'- OFrIrr y
Dl>yNK- CoLosADo, August 10. Issr.
CENLED PROPOSALS WILL RE RE-
- c-iy-.t here until noon. S~pt-mt-rr o Isf..
Tor tho .prfscinS Of portions ~ the coauty road
bsiw-~n Ia Junts and Rocky Ford.
Certified check and t-,nd rcpuir-i Stecifi-
CATION. contract snd Instructions to- bfif-r-
eau b. -.-n at the osiie~ of the county clerk ~
otero county and sf this once.
T. ". JAyCON
state Engineer.
Fist publication. August n ish.
Last publication. September y. rsi,.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-26
Ase,'esties ss Issss state lsna..
OrsrcE oy rHE Srsrs Bo.Kp
% LAS. cossr<sIo>Nk-.

OrsfCE oy rHE Sr,rf Boskp
oF L,SB roaafs~Io>Hk-
Dk~vKR. CoLo.. August g. Ils6
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT II "
~ Potter. whose psy-tofiic- sddr-<- j. La
Junta, Colorado. ou August T. isn. mad. sp-
plication No. i.5is to the state Board of Land
Commissioners to lease the following. d.serib-,i
school isnd-. situate in Otrro county. Colors-
do. tn Wit
All ~ section n. township "a south. rans.- =
west.
No other application v lease the aboV. de-
-crih-~i premises objections against the
above appIicathS ~lt h- considered after
September ). ifpS.
MARK q. WOODRUFF
Register state Hoard Lsnd mniS-ioo~r-
First publication. August p. ysn,.
Last t.ubiicsti ton August m in5
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-26

August last year the thermometer
never went below 80 nor over 81
From information and belief We all
know that there are warmer places
than La JuntA. but according To the
thermometer II l. not 50 warm-it
only seems So
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-26
ses,ee sse 1ss,sessss..
ux.rEp SraIEs LAND Orr

UxIrKD STATks LAND Oyrrck ar ,
krEnLo. Colo, August Il. 1906
NOTICE Is HB0EBN GIVEN THAT I'M
~ sollovinx naRed -ettler ha- filed notice n
his inseation To make final prp-f in suppprs
~ his claim and that said prsof viii h. 9sde
hcsore the iudee n the county courf of Now
county. at Esd<. Colorado on Seps~mbrr =
fsns. via: Henry 4 BIsin. X. Y 1o.sss. for th~
south half northwest quarter: west half -<.utk-
rsner s. wc<t.
He Names The fallovinx vitue-~-~ To pryxr
of said land via Rufus SNAIL of Ha-vri
Co,o-. L. 2. Mskoney, - Eads Colo. II. n
Ala ~ Asiinxtos. Co3o- Charlie sharp. a
Aslin9ton- COSSl
a ABBEv Register.
First puh1icstioa- August -. fqus.
Last Qualification SepteWher % fsG
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-26

Bowling is becoming quite a fad
in La Junta. in fact il seems to have
become strenuous passion with
some people. One enthusiastic
bowler showed up at the Pastime
about midnight one night this week
arrayed like Solomon in all his glory
IN night robe, pure and white. and
a pair Of suspenders. He went to bed
early and dreamed that he made a
score of 200. He became so en-
Unused with the idea that dreams
sometimes come true that he could
not resist the temptation to try his
luck. He played three games. got
stuck every game. never made over
100. and went home in disgust. He
says there is nothing in this fairy
tale about dreams coming true.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-26
nosies os osesiog 81 cov~sy 0osss
Of eqvsltsstioW.

DCBLIc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that in compliance With tho statutes II
the state 81 Colorado the Bosrd of Commi--
-ioner- NJ Otero county will hold the fr-t
annual meeting at the County Bos ri of E,usii-
safiou st tn. eour, hous- at La Jun,s. in aid
county. on Tuesday. Septrmbrr 5. 1876. and Ia
continue in -s--ion not les than thr.- con-
-ecuiis- days.
n. D. GARwOOD.
lsEtLl County Clerk.
First ublicatioo August y. lNG.
Last poblicatioo. S~psemh-r .. iSE
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-26
Nav AROUT
Town

A report comes from the Western
Slope that county commissioner
kicked on bill for ribbons for
typewriter. He argued that while
"she's a nice girl. the county is not
under obligations to buy her
clothes
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-26

Our local weather observer,
Dad" Stephenson. says it is all a
mistake about our August weather
being so strenuous. The weather we
have been having this month is not
a circumstance to what we exper-
fenced in 1902 Dad" has kept a
daily record of the weather for
seven years. and although the at.
mosphere has seemingly been very
strenuous this month. every one
knows that figures do not lie and
we will have to take Dads" WORD
for it that it has not been 50 warm
as in previous years. The record
shows that during the first foul
days of August. 1902. the ther.
mometer registered 100. 1O4. lOz
and l02 yet again once more. Thil
year Of grace. during the first fouI
days Of August, the thermometer
registered 81. IS. SS and 80. The
highest record this month was on
the 10Th. when the thermometer
went up to 96. During nine days Of