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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to thank our many friends
for the beautiful floral tributes and kind
ness shown us during our late bereave-
ment, the loss Of wife, daughter and Sis
ter. 81. .... ":
w. II. Andrews,
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Witt,
$751;. and Family.
To all friends that have shown me and
my daughter their warm sympathy in
our sad bereavement by the death Of my
beloved husband, Gustaf Wicklund,
hereby wish to extend my heartfelt graf
itude. -
.,.@. Mrs. Gustaf Wicklund,
919 Sixteenth Av. S., Minneapolis, MINI.
We desire to thank our many friends
and particularly the Wisconsin Central
railway employees and members Of the
+, Northern Light I. o. O.. F., for the beau
tiful floral tributes and many kindnesses
sshown US during our recent bereavement
in the loss of our beloved son, Carl Ed
ward. es.-
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson and
family. --s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31

Weather Now and Then. :
Today, maximum 36, minimum % de-
grees; a year ago, maximum 66, mini
mum Al degrees.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31

F. H. ERICKSON died yesterday at
his residence, 2017 Thirteenth avenue
s., aged Is years. The funeral will be
held Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
from Enger Bros undertaking parlors,
412 Cedar avenue. Interment at Lay
man IS cemetery.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31

Seek Change of Venue.-The defend.
ants in the case of Samuel Alexander
against Charles R. Schraps and Mary A.
Schraps have filed a petition asking for
a change of venue from Hennepin to
Ramsey county.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31

Thirty-nine Divorces Sought:-The
district court calendar for the Novem-
Der term is trife lighter than usual,
with 34S civil and forty criminal cases.
There are thirty-nine new divorce cases.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31
AROUND THE TOWN

They Go Over the Road.-Clarence
Peck, Frank Kalmer and William
Doole, three: convicted burglars, were
taken to Saltwater this afternoon by
Sheriff j. W. Dreger and two deputies.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31

Custom Suit with a Reputation, $35.
Hoffman s Toggery Tailoring Dept.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31

Mr.. Grimshaw Returns. - United
States Marshal W.. H. Grimshaw re-
turned today from Mankato where he
has been in charge Of the federal
grand jury at the October term of the
United States district court.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15
Sale Of School lsoas.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
~ will sell. a; public auction. To the highest
Responsible bidder. on the l,fh day OF Deem
her. ISf.- at .. m. oiclock at the office Of the
State Board of Land Commis-iorer< Capitol
Building, Denver, Colorado. the followipe de-
scribed lands situate in Otero county, Colo
RADIO. viz:
Al Of section n township y south. rang. 5,
west: minimum price per scre- =.
Value OF Improvements this land as ap-
praised By this department. 500.
Owner Of improve m~nts. J. II. Jones.
Sale application No. ISS.
No land will b. sold at less than the mini.
mum price per acr-, given above The par.
GELS viii h- -old in the above order and each
tract viii be sold described above-he thr
same more or less.
Terms Of payment shall be as follows. viz
On lands -eliinx for $40 to tys per acre 10 p-s
cent of the purchase money on the day of sale,
the balance in eighteen egusl annual payment.
at per cent per anaun- Lands selling Al
more than 81 per acre and les< than SIS PEI
acre % per cent cash the day OF sale. the
balance In fourteen equal annual paynenfs Al
per cent p-r annun- Lands selling for 81
and upx ards - per cent cash and the balance
interest If the purchaser docs not own the
improvements he must pay for the same =,
sale Purchaser will execute bond. as provided
in section y. act OF July IL IN6. Purchasers
must be citizens Of the United States or r-r.
sons - ho have declared their intention Of b..
coming Such- Purchasers must pay apprzi~eA
nenf and advertising fees
MARX g. WOODRUFF.
REGISTER State Board OF Land Commissioners
First publication November 3. 1906
Las. publication November g. 1876.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15

Juntz, you can buy twenty pounds
of sugar for 81 Right here in the Ar
kansas Valley, with four sugar fac
tories turning out 90 sacks per
day. We are stuck up for fourteen
pounds Of sugar for 81. II that
isn't legalized crime. without sense.
reason or excuse. and equal TO high
way robbery. what Is it7 The sugar
combine in this state is trust that
needs busting. and Governor Nc
Donald would be doing the people Of
Colorado a great service by getting
busy with his big stick
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15

The La Junta postoffiee was the
only Office Of It's class in the state of
Colorado where the receipts for the
year ending June Both resulted in
an increase Of the posrmaster's sala-
~. Our postmaster's salary is now
81. 100 per annum. The receipts
this year from April LIST to Novem-
Der lst. seven months. were 81 800
in excess of the same period last
year. Notwithstanding the fact that
last year was a campaign year. The
receipts Of the postoffice are the
best criterion from which TO judge
Of the business conditions Of a com
munity. and this record is indicative
of the fact that La Junta is going
ahead by leaps and bounds.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15

II Governor Mcdonald wants to
run for governor of Colorado in the
next campaign he had better line
up with the trust buster" crowd,
for there is going to be something
doing in that line next year. For a
starter we suggest that he go after
the state sugar trust. which is COM
posed Of all Colorado jobbers who
deal in that commodity. The mar
ket quotations say that sugar is
billed at the market price the day,
hour and minute the order is re-
ceived, and that prices are subject
to change without notice. The Re-
tail Merchants Association. with
headquarters in Denver. fixes the
price on sugar. and every few days
sends out notices to every retail
dealer in the state which read as
follows: AT once you are request
ed to maintain the following prices
until further notice: Fourteen
pounds for 81: per hundred pounds.
$500" II a retail dealer sells at a
less price than is stipulated by the
State Sugar Committee" which is
the signature attached to these in
structions. he finds himself up
against a boycott and unable to buy
sugar from a single jobbing house
in the state. He is virtually COM
PEELED to go out of the sugar busi-
ness or obey the behests of the state
sugar trust. Down in Syracuse.
Kan. only 100 miles east of La
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15

T. C. Henry, the great irrigation
promoter. sounds the tocsin of com
mon sense when he SAYS: DR.
farming Is fine idea for adver-
tising and sounds attractive. but it
will not work out. IL is all right in
years when there is plenty Of mois-
ture. such as we have been having
in the past half decade, but in the
dry years it will fail. as does any
other system except that of irriga-
ton. II is delusive theory in
many respects. IL is true that
larger crops have been raised by
what is known as dry farming. or
the Campbell system. but il must be
remembered that they were raised
at extra expense. One might raise
oranges in Colorado. but it would
not be a profitable business because
the expense would be enormous.
The enthusiasts who are preaching
dry farming convict themselves in
this: II crops can be raised that
will give return Of so to SIS an
acre each year at an expense Of 81
or 50 an acre. the possibilities Of
great riches are enormous. The
promoters ought to be buying land
instead Of selling il. II would be
but a matter Of short time when
they would be millionaires.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15
NAV A80UT
Town

The man who wrote Twinkle,
twinkle. little star" had the salts
faction Of seeing the little star fol-
low his instructions. New York
Sun. Similar happiness was vouch-
safed the author of Roll On. Thou
Dark and Deep Blue Ocean. Roll"
Boston Globe. Nor must the
equally delighted old gentleman
who cordially said, Blow. ye
wintry wind" be forgotten. Cleve-
land Plain Dealer. But" finally
exclaims the Chicago Tribune. "alas
for the person who wrote: Back
ward. turn hackward. o time. in
your flight Time didn't do it"
And the lover who joyously ex-
claimed. Speak TO me with thine
eyes" he. too. was disappointed.
This is sad. sad world.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15
nosies os 1UbIiession.
UNITED srsrEs Lsxp Or

UNITED STATES LAND OFTrcx srl
PrEsLo. Colo. October N lqB.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
AZ following named settler has fle-f notice Of
his intention TO make final proof IN support Of
his claim, and that said proof will b. made b.
Colorado. on December II. fsSfs. viz: John y.
NclSoo- H E fi-sE- for the southwest quar-
southeast quarter. section 81 township q
south and lots I and =: southeast quarter
northeast quarter section ). township -
south rang- - west 9Th r. NJ
He names the fcllowinx vifneS=es to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land viz. Fred y. yaliqnet,e Georre
E McCsGl-y- Joaa q. Jewell. Sylvester An
-tine. all Of Yeis-r. Colarsda
$. 4. ABBEY Register.
First publication November l. 1876
Last publication Dece1r ber 6. Ie.-.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15
Desert tsad. eirsi Notice Tor
pueiiestior.
u>IrEp srATE- LA>p on

UNITED sTArE. LAND OfyIrs l
Pueblo. CoL..-. Nos-n her q isG
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ >e~.ll W. Ncintyr-. s-sixn-- of Cora u.
6uirsad, of Drawer, Colorado. has filed notice
q intention 10 make pro.f On his desert-lsnd
claim M. ~, for the east half north ~e-t quar-
ter; east half soattw--t quarter ~--t half
-ssufhes=t quarter. section -. township -
ssuth- and lot = and southwest quarter north
ea-t quarter, section :. to~nship "a south,
ran-- - ~-st, before the United States Land
oth~- at fashlo, Colorado. on Tuesday. the
fs-h day of D~c-mb-r. f~E.
He nsn@s the follo~iux ~itn-s--- tn prove
the complete Irrigation and recla nation % said
laDds Eugene Bell Wm. n. Cho~n. G. l.
----l.y. all 81 La Junta. Colorado: n. A. Nc
Intyre, Of Drawer. Colorado
:. 4. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. November 4 iss
Las; publication. D-cem t~r Il. Isn.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15

A Rocky Ford real estate man was
weeping and wailing and gnashing
his teeth at the court house one day
last week. I'D like to know" said
he, how il is you get so much rent
for your houses here in La Junta.
We've got just as good a town as
you have. every bit. and then some,
yet know of houses in La Junta
that rent for $50 a month that
couldn't rent for So a month in
Rocky Ford" The real estate man
has got the Rocky Ford habit Of
thinking that that burg is the
biggest town in the world" He
has worn Rocky Ford goggles so
long that nothing looks good to him
outside Of that burg. That little
item Of difference in rent is about
on par with everything else when
you come to size up the two towns
all in favor Of La Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15
Desert lses. eiasi 1seos.. .aesies ses
pubiieSsiOa.
u>iTrp STATE. LAND Orr

U>IIEp STATE. LAND OryIcg !
PrEBLo. Colo. November 8. isDs
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ ti-ors- stuart Henry. Of Denver, Colorado,
has sled notice of Intention to make proof on
hi. d---rt-lsDd claim No. -. for the south
half. section =. township y south. range -
yc>t- before the United Stste- Land Ofiice at
Pueblo. Colosado. on Monday, the 18th day of
December. i0i.
He names the followinx witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and r~cla tion of said
land Ellen G. Henry. Of Denver. Colorado;
seeley. Of La Junts. Colorado; George A. Xii.
gore. Of La Junts. Colorado.
:. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication, November q. 1905.
Last publication, Dece1h-r u. 1906.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15

After you have witnessed the
feats performed by an X-Ray ma
chine you are liable to form a reso-
luton to fight shy of a doctor whose
Office is equipped with one, especial
ly if you have anything on your
person that you want concealed
from the rude gaze of the prying
world. If you are lucky enough to
have quarter with a hole in it.
take the two-bit piece and clench il
tightly in one of your front paws.
and then hold it up to the pene-
trating rays of the X-Ray. You can
see not only the quarter and the
hole in the coin. but all of the un-
canny bones in your hand. The
X-Ray machine has a number of at
tachments. fitted with small mirrors
and an electric light, that can be
inserted in any part of the body,
enabling the doctor to see the in.
terror as well as the exterior. A
lady recently called on one of our
local physicians to have her throat
examined. She was so interested ir
the marvellous feats performed by
the X-Ray machine that the doctor
took considerable time in explaining
the use of the various attachments
This iaryngoscope. said he. is fit
ed with small mirrors and an electric
light. and the interior of your
throat will be seen by me as clearly
as the exterior; in fact. you would
be surprised TO know how far down
we can see with an instrument Of
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15
Desert tseS. final esses-aoties sos
Hvsiiestioa.
u>Irlp sr.rE. L.>p Oyrfe

UNITED STATES LAND Orrrck 1
PtErLo. Colo. November l. 1906
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ chsrle. = Barr-ll. of Denver. Colorado. has
filed notice of intention to make proof his
d~-crt-lsnd claim No. 20. for the south west
quarter. section e; east half southeast quar-
ter. southwest quarter southeast quarter, SC
tion =. township = south range ~ west before
the United stste- Land Once at Pueblo. Colo
,.do. GA Tuesday. the 18Th day of December.
is15.
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation aud r-clama tion OF aid
land Eugene Bell. VIM. n. Cho~an. c. L.
S~~i~y. all of La Junta. Colorado; II. A. Nc
Intyre. of D-uv.r, Colorado
$. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. Noyemb>r & 1906
Last publication. D-cem h-r IL 1856.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15
AspIiestisa to lease State lsass.
OrrIcr or THE Sr,rH RoaRp }
nr IAxn Gnrst.-rnxv..

OFyicE OF THE STATE RoARD
% LAND COsNIs-fo~FR..
DESvIs. Colo. October q. Isu6
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Az Jonathan Osborn whose p-oStoffice
address IL La Junsa. Colorado. on October
y. 1870. made application No. !. .s5s to the State
board OF Land Commissioners To lease the
following described indemnity school lands.
situate IN Orero county. Colorado. to-Wit:
North half Of southwest quarter Of section 4.
township = south. range - west.
No other application to lease tn. stove de-
scrih~d premises objections against the
above application will be considered after
Novemhr =. isE,
MARX q. WOODRUFF
ReEister State Board Land Conniss toner's.
First publication. November l. 1sG6.
Last publication. November - 1906.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15

The editor Of the Johnstow'n
Breeze was appointed a justice Of
the peace one day last week. In the
last issue he outlined his policy in
dishing out justice in the following
breezy style: Defendants who are
not subscribers to the Breeze will be
fined 500 and costs. Merchants
who do not advertise with Us will be
presumed TO be guilty and will be
fined the limit. Delinquent sub
scribers. in addition to being fined,
will get a Jail sentence Of six
months. In case both plaintiff and
defendant are subscribers il will be
called a draw"
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15
Desert Land. FINAL Proof Notice ses
Public alton.

UNITED STATES LAND OFr1cE
PrEBLo. CoLn.. November & lps
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Theoiore C. Henry. Of D-nser. Colorado,
has filed notice Of intention to make proof On
hi- desert land claim No. ~. for the at half.
section ~ township y south- range = west.
before the United States Land Office at Pueblo.
Colorado. on Monday. the 18th day of Dspefn-
Der. 1856.
He names the foIlowine witnesses TO prove
the complete IRRIGATION and reclamation u said
land: G-orre 5 Henry. of Denver. Colorado
Ellen c. Henry. of Denver. Colorado: c. l.
s-eley, of La Junta- Colorado. George A. xii
gore. La yunta. Colorado.
$. A ABBEY. Register.
First publication. Novern Der S Iss
Last publication. Decemh-r Il 1865
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15

la Junta Lodge. No. 70l. B. p.
o. f.. is already making arrange
ments to establish headquarters in
Denver during the grand lodge
meeting to be held in that city in
July. 1906. The Elks will be in
Denver by the tens of thousands
next year. and the lodge of that city
is already at work raising s60, 900
to be utilized in entertaining their
guests. The La Junta lodge will
endeavor to make as good a
showing on that occasion as any
lodge present. and the members will
do their best to make people from
the ends of the earth aware of the
fact that La Junta is on the map.
At recent meeting of Elks a COM
mittee on arrangements for the
grand lodge meeting was appointed
as follows: Paul Henkel. chairman:
c. F. Anthem. C. w. Wonderly. G. S.
Thompson. f. II. Cook. r. w. Pat
terson. Reg. Garvin. all of La Junta:
II. l.. Lubers. Las Animas: F. G.
Curran, II. |. Maxwell. Rocky Ford:
Charles Maxwell. Lamar.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15

this kind. The operation over. the
lady appeared much agitated-
Poor girl. said her sister. who
Was present, 1t must have been
painful"
oh. no. not that. I" whispered the
lady. but just as ne fixed his in
srrumenr in place remembered had
a hole in my stocking and ! am
afraid he must have seen il.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15
Desert Lame. final eseos-nesies ses
1seii-s.ioa-
U.ITED sIkrE- LAND OFFIcH !
TIEsto. Taio. >os-a.t-r. I,af.

E.ITED sIkrks LAND OFFIcH Z
FgEsLos toLO-- >os-nst--r q Iar i
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyEs THAT
~ hari@n W. Nclntyr-- as-ixn~~ of sorhi.
si~orsr, of D-nv-r. Coloraei,. hs- fi-d notice of
Intention To make prs-a 90 his d~-~rt-iznd
claim No. II. for the east half southeast guar
-oufh~@st quarter southwest quarter section
y; isorth~--t quarter. -~ct1on ~ township =
-oath. range - ~~st- before the Ulit<d stat~-
L.nd Offie- Pueblo. Colorado. 90 Tue-dsy
the irh dap Of L-c-m h-r. iAG.
He nane- the following ~itne-s~- Ia prov.
the complete Irrigation and reclamation OF - "a
land Enxen~ Fell Wm- II. Cbo~zn. 4. l.
>-sl-y. all - La Junt.. Colorado; n A Nc
IHiyr-. of D-ns-r. Golorsds-
:. a ABBEY. Register.
First puhlicatinsa. November =, Is1.
Last Isub!iestiua- D-c-H b--F II, lsh
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15

Paul Morton contends that pub
lieity is the only certain cure for
corporation evils In a few years.
says an exchange. the newspapers
will be printing certificates like this
from prominent trust magnates;
The doctors could do nothing for
me. | was run down and nearly all
in, when chance put me next TO a
bottle Of your celebrated keep-it-
before-tbe-publie remedy. do not
hesitate TO say that il saved my
constitution and bylaws"
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15

The telephone girl and the grocery
clerk to whom she had promised her
heart and hand were sitting in front
of the fireplace talking about the
happy days to come when they
should be- one. From one little de-
tail to another the talk finally drift
ed to the subject of lighting fires in
the morning. He stated that il was
his emphatic opinion that il was a
wife's place to get up and start the
fires and let her hardworking hus-
band rest. After this declaration
there was silence for about three
quarters Of second. Then the
telephone girl thrust out the finger
encircled by her engagement ring
and murmured sweetly but firmly:
Ring off, please; you've got con-
nected with the wrong number"
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15
Si1sUosh Oosi<s-

La Jr~Tk- CoL.a-- NoE-1 t~x Iss5
TO J. ~ JOHNS Not AXE HEEEBl
ossr1re-d tat u r~-<s4Ezs.sa 5A4--est No
s-Et-rr q ns5s. ths siry SsG1c1 a th~ Tiry a
La Juatz orss-resf the e-sa-frzsesio1 ef sis1--
~744. % br<Ez-tz -tr--t fb~ n.srtn -lS- of
Lsf 4 bi1cs s. n~lo1<ia< - yoss. ..d thxt b
tA- f-r-n- - the Ons,ins.r~ ye1 r~selr--i 10
cssG=frDct aid =s-e<al& s1rkrE tfr-sza esys -
TIE ozt- II --rsle= Of ttt- gs-ar y.1-
J. A HARRINGTON.
>tr--r tssa ni.-i,s1s-r Csts II Ia saEta-
r ir-9 Bsahllc.tion. >os-mt-r III 200
LAT pal c.tiss. Nos~1t-r is. fsfL
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15
G6eW0ik 0Oties-

la yr>rk- CeLo-- Nsz~zs-r |. tsuz
TO Ahs DELLA bkI>khAS= voc
ar k-rshy nosir~d that b n@-olaEsoal
ps---a 90 Nsy 4. lssf- the City Cossnrl sf thu
CItg u la J4atz ard~r-i fk- ea I r1eEiz.ls - .
-if-~els 90 lii1s.s street th- DssrIk zisi- ~
Lat 1 Bbrk a. t-loasin- yoa- snd that %
tn tsEns Of the Ord lnxao- xoa r.. sir-i u
ces1sstrurt ssia saaex all ~lfhEa rfteru dsys af
tk- date - s@rsic- sf this Hasis- uE-su ysss-
J. A BiRkI>GTON.
Street t.n N i--isss1-r. Cts of la Jaufz-
first Fnnlies-llsn. >os-nh--r n laaL
I-s-t fstzhlis-risa. Narralh-r Il Ia.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15
Desert Land. eiasi esees-aesies sss
DubtieSsiOa.
UNITED srkrgs LAND OtyIck
frEHno: Colo, Noyemh-r 4. i.sf,

I>1rtD SrArts LAND OfTICN I
PrEhLo, Colo. November 4 1876
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ William = Burdiek, 81 Drawer. Colorndo
has fled notice of intention to make proof
ou bis d--~rt-lsnd claim No. NJ. for the east
half northes-t quarter. southwest quarter
northeast quarter; southeast quarter north
vest quarter, and southeast quarter. section
q. township y south, range - west before the
United State Land Ofiic- at Pueblo. Colorado
on Tuesday the 1srh day Of D-c-misr. lsrs
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation of said
land: Eneens Bell. Wm- II. Cho~an, &. l..
ss--ley. all 81 La Junta. Colorado. u. A. Nc.
Inty re. of DInser. Colorado
:. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. November d is05
Last publication, D-eemtsr Ia 1904
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15
osseet Land. eiess Proof. .nsties Tor
evbtiestioa.
UNITED STATES LAND Oryrcg ,
PUkBpo. Colo. November c. ixls

PUkspo. Colo. November c. iar, /
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Ellen G Henry, Of Denver. Colorado. has
hled notice Of intention tn make proof on his
de-ert-lAnd claim No. AZ for the south west
quarter. section "a; northwest quarter. section
2. township y south. range 5. west. before the
on Monday. the isth day Of December, fs,.
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and r-cla m tioa OF aid
land: 4. L Seeley. of La Juntz. Colorado:
Theodore G. Henry. Of Denver, Colorado:
Georgr :. Henry. OF Denver. Colorado: George
A. kneore, Of La Junts. Colorado.
5. 4. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. November a 1876.
Last publication. December Il lsr
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15

- -. JTNTA i - eity u "a" pop.
ulatiaa asd th~ essaniJ -e4t 81
~ !, !: =: ; : q; j ]!
s,lG nil-s -ogths-si !, = Dsssss - =
uEi-- r.orth and ez-t - Trinidad. The santa
y, K.Ii-,..d C..rstauy .sT-zrsisd sssfss IN rsis
far t-rsaanent construction ~ors- essa-istins q
U.etiE~ .hot- storshssa-- Arfdit4on t. round
hsa-- f.slsndry aad eIt@nsis- cArshops- The slti-
tod. j. Dss t-~t. aud the climate, taxed the
y.2r rsasnf- l. unzurps-ss-f- Almost constant
-aashi ~ eharart~riz-s the ~int-rs and . to4iy
el.sudy day l. a rarity. La Iuutz has all N.
un-trot-slitAn ounF-ni.ac-- ns--1i-f 10 eity "f
IAN population. iDelodtnx NAM miles ~
bries sldee.lks a I-rf-ct -yst~m OF sanitary
-~~-rsxs. an electric Light piznt ~hteh sup
t.li-- an zlld.y and all nlsht --rsie.' ~At-S
.or.s o<B-h - the city, plant for the manu-
f.rtur- 81 artificial ice. three rural frer dsiis-ry
route IRE department, t-lephole > stem . IN
ifss -utl.erih-r-. free exchange Nth horAy
Ford and iIux q stance cnunectiuns with aDy
p4rt % the state q scho-ii syss-m eIos!lesi %
% city ia the state. employing t.snti--@F-n
teacher 10 - rt,sns ten ctgrrh.ss nftr-n =ecret
and frat@ruzl orders tao bank. 5000 capital
and s1l1us d~f-s-it- thr-- u-~sIst~ pr, "E-ra
hsso-@ af 20 eating capacity brirs plant -
- 0s haily capacity. manufacturing b--st guAt-
~ of sitria-f hries nogr mlll ~ 20 barrsls
daily capacity ItoplAn G~m-nt hlors Plant.
~inIlnytng t9@uty five nrns canning factory.
-eo,sni largest in the state In fact, l.. Junis
D. oD- 81 the b-st tosua Of 1T slHs IN ths state
Of Calorado,