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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-30
AIR CASTLE
CRUMBLES
ShaIam Colony As An Institution
Abandoned and Its Prop.
erty Sold For a
Price.
DREAM COST $35o,ooo
Brings Large Sum, But Nothing Like
the Amount Which Andrew N.
Rowland, Its Founder Spent
Thereon.
DREAM COST $3.50, 900
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Las Cruces, N. M, Jan. 3O-Andrew
M. Howland, who for the past twenty
years has been the proprietor of the
Shalam Colony, located six miles above
Las Cruces, and who is a well known
citizen of the Mesilla Valley, has sold
the property which contains about 750
acres, of fine irrigated land, mostly
in crops, and many valuable buildings
to an eastern syndicate, of which Doc.
tor Nathan Boyd is the trustee. Mr..
Howland conducted Shalam Colony as
a philanthropic and charitable institu
ton for the bringing up and education
of waits of the large cities; although
he spent a vast amount of money his
project was not as successful as COULD
be desired. The property is to be
turned into fine sanitarium by the
new purchasers. Mr.. Rowland will re-
move to Los Angeles, California,
where he will make his future home.
The price paid is quite large, but
nevertheless but a small part of the
amount expended by Mr.. Howland in
the improvement of the lands and for
the erection of the many valuable
buildings thereon. He spent at least
$350,00 On the place.
The fact that the chances for the
construction of the Elephant Butte
reservoir by the Reclamation Service
of the Interior Department are very
good has sent land values high and
many would-be purchasers have ar
rived and are arriving in the Mesilla
Valley daily. Several sales of lands
in the vicinity of Las Cruces have just
been consummated at figures double
and triple of what these same lands
would have brought<a year ago.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-30
RAILROAD RATES
MUST BE RIGHT

Washington, Jam 30.-The Republi.
can members of the House committee
on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
at the caucus today, decided to re.
port the Townsend and Esch bills on
the subject of rate making. The
Townsend bill creates a court Of trans.
portation of five United States circuit
judges. The Esch bill enlarges the In
terstate Commerce Commission to sew
en- members and extends to It the ~.
thority to nane i reasonable rate n
the place Of ooe Il has declared nm
foasonablA
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-30
LEGISLATIVE
ASSEMBLY
COUNCIL.


Afternoon Session-Ffteenth Day.
The Council was called to order al
2 o'clock by President John s. Clark
Chaplain Shively led in prayer Upon
roll call all members were present ex
cept Messrs. Greer and Montoya. The
journal of the last session was read
and upon motion adopted. 1t was then
moved by Councilman Martin that out
of respect to the absent members the
Council adjourn until tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock. The motion was
duly seconded and carried by unani-
nous vote. The galleries were filled
with visitors who anticipated that the
contest case Of E. G. Abbott versus T.
B. Catron, the sitting member from
Santa Fe County, would be heard.
HOUSE..
Afternoon Session-Fifteenth Day.
Speaker Carl A. Dalies called the
House to order at 2 o'clock. Father
Rabeyrolle led in prayer The roll
was called and all answered present
except Messrs. Wilkerson, Crollot and
Luna. The journal of the last session
was read by the clerk and upon mo-
tion was approved and adopted Mr..
de Baca, of Leonard Wood County,
then moved that out of respect to the
absent members the House adjourn
until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Before the motion was voted upon,
however, Speaker Dalies announced
that he had signed Council Joint Me-
mortal Resolution No. l and House
Joint Memorial Resolution No. /, pro-
testing against the passage Of the
Hamilton Joint Statehood Bill, and al.
SO the pay roll of the members Of the
House and federal employees. The mo.
tion to adjourn was then voted upon
and carried.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-30
HER LIFE CLOSES
in DEEP SHADOWS

Denver, Jan. 30.-Mrs. Lucy Gran
dali, wealthy woman who owned the
Crandall block in this city and other
property, died this morning just after
the jury which had been considering
her sanity for week pronounced her
insane. Her case is peculiar one and
was brought to public notice when her
relatives tried to have the. control of
her property taken from her on a
charge Of insanity. Only one relative
stood by her and made fight to
prove her sanity.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-30
REACH THE
LAST COURT
Denver's Election Troubles Aired
by Old Senator ''Let Us
Have Trouble" Patterson.
BEEF TRUST LOSES
United States Supreme Court Will
Break Conspiracy Of Packers to
Initiate Price Of Meats.

Washington, Jan. 3O.-The so-called
Denver election fraud cases found
their way into the Supreme Court oi
the United States today in the shape
of a petition for writ of habeas cor
pus which was presented by United
States Senator Patterson. The cases
covered in the petition are those OF
Peter Miller and Thomas Shephardson
These cases arose out of the pro-
ceedings of the Supreme Court of Colo
rado under which the two men who
were judges of election were sent to
Jail on charge of contempt of court
The grounds for the writ were that
the Colorado Supreme Court without
authority of law undertook the regula-
tions of the late election by injunction,
that it imprisoned the petitioners for
violation of the injunction wholly with
out authority of law, and that the Pc
titioners were deprived of their liberty
without due process.
Trust Called Down.
washington, Jan. 3O-The Supreme
Court Of the United States today de-
cided the case of the United States VS..
Swift & Company, known as the beef
trust case, charging conspiracy among
the packers to fix the prices on fresh
meats. An opinion was handed down
by Justice Homes which affirms the de-
cision of the court below which was
against the packers.
Harriman's Case Up.
Washington, Jan. 30.-The Supreme
Court Of the United States today
granted the petition for a writ of cer-
tiorari in the case of E. H. Hartman
and others versus the Northern Secur-
ties Company, growing out of former
decision Of the court relative to the
of stock of the Securities
Company. The effect of granting the
writ Is to bring the case to the Su-
preme Court for review.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-30
EDUCATIONAL
BOARD MEET

The Territorial Board of Education
was in session this afternoon at the
Office of Superintendent of Public In
struction Amado Chaves in the capitol
There were present: Governor Otero
ex-officio; Amado Chaves, superintend
ent Of public instruction, ex-oficio;
Brother Butolph, president of st. Mi
chael's College, Santa Fe; Miss Mag
gle Bucher, principal of the Las Vegas
public schools; Professor Light, presi
dent Of the Normal School, Silver City,
and Professor Tight, president Of the
University OF New Mexico, Allbuquer.
que.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-30

John Richey, of Artesia, is minglins
with the solons this week, hayins
been sent as one of the delegates from
Artesia Commercial Club to urge the
passage of the county site bill intro
duced in the House last week by Hon
George F. Ellis. Mr.. Richey is one Of
the staunch Republicans of the Pecos
Valley, and is now chairman of the Re
publican Club of Artesia. He has beer
a resident of the valley nine years
now conducting large farm near Ar
tesla. Mr.. Richey is one of those ster
ling citizens who are doing much to i'm
prove the material and political cOndi
tiOns of his section. In asking for q
new county, with Artesia as the CAPT
tai, he gives his reasons for the faith
that is in him.
Mr.. Richey says: '"The suggestion OF
a new county seat was first made by
the Carlsbad Argus, l.. O. Fullen's pa
per, organ of the Republican party OF
Eddy County, when, in it's issue of July
II, 1903. it said:
The striking of artesian water al
Artesia means much to the northern
part of Eddy County. 1t means noble
agricultural section and also a new
county as soon as another territorial
assembly convenes.'
"The elimination of this suggestion
was reached when the Democrats OF
the fifteenth legislative district in con-
vention assembled at Roswell, Septem-
ber "a, nominated Mr.. Ellis as a mem
ber of the House. The Roswell Rec
ord, commenting editorially on the re-
suit of the convention said:
p" In the legislature this coming ses.
sion there may be some legislation
that will vitality effect irrigation. The
subject of county division will come
up. And on many questions that may
arise Chaves County thought that this
part of the valley would receive much
fairer treatment by letting the new
county take its turn now The con-
ventiOn so willed it and in the Demo-
cratic party the voice of the majority
should be the voice of Cod
"In the Governors message of 1908,
the statement is made that Eddy
County embraces an area of 6,506
square miles; that it is almost equal
to New Jersey; larger than Connecti-
cut; over three times as large as Della
ware and six times as large as Rhode
Island. From this it can readily be
inferred that 1t is much too large for
an economical administration Of coun-
ty affairs.
Divided BY Hills.
f"The north portion of the county is
divided from the south portion by a
range of hills. There is nothing in
common between the two sections of
the county, neither in character of soil,
water supply or it's distribution. To
visit the county seat from Artesia by
rail to transact county business re-
quires two nights and one day besides
expense.
Arguments UnanswerabIe.
"All the county officials except one
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-30
FOR
THE GREAT DAM
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Las Cruces, N. NJ, Jan. 3O.-The
council Of the Elephant Butte Water
Users Association of New Mexico held
its first meeting at Las Cruces, New
Mexico, on the 28th instant, and elect
ed the following officers to serve until
the first annual election to be held on
the second Tuesday In April next, to-
wit: H. B. Holt, president, Oscar G.
Snow, vice president, Numa G. Fren-
ger, secretary ana Henry D. Bowman,
treasurer.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-30
FINED FOR BEING
MERELY A FARCE

Denver, Jan. ,S0.-The Senate today
repealed the board of arbitration law
on the ground that the arbitration
board had proved farce and was a
useless expense to the state. The
Stepen's eight hour bill which has
passed the House on second reading
was not reported for third reading
today as was expected. It will un.
doubtedly be passed tomorrow and It
is said the Senate is favorable to 1t.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-30
DEADLOCK IN MISSOURI.

Jefferson City. Jan. 30.--Another bal
lot, the eleventh, was today taken in
joint session for United States Senator
to succeed Francis M. Cockrell with
out result. and the session adjourned
until tomorrow.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-30

Trade with advertisers-they are
progressive.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-30

Place your ads IN the New Mexican
and get customers.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-12
osssv esss esss ossss-

The outlook is favorable for the
fair at Rocky Ford being - suecess-
full Is the ones preceding Il have
been.
The fair has been . valuable ex-
ponent Of the resources Of the Ar
kansas Valley. and has done much to
bring settlers to the Valley. This
entities it to the active support Of
all interested in the further develop
ment Of the country. and ve par
ticularly urge our farmers TO make
exhibits and in this way help the
fair TO be better than ever.
The premiums and purses offered
this year are liberal and in many
cases larger than ever before. In
addition To a plumber Of Otero
county horses which will be entered
in the races, there will be horses
from Denver. Colorado Springs.
Pueblo and other outside points. 50
that good racing and exciting sports
is assured.
Considerable work has already
been done on the grounds. track and
buildings. 50 that everything viii be
in readiness by the opening day for
the proper reception Of exhibits and
also visitors.
The fair management has ar
ranged Watermelon Day program
Of unusual excellence. In addition
to the five mile cowboy relay race.
and the trottinR and running races.
there will be special features be-
tween heats. which will entertain
and amuse al who attend.
1t has been thought by some that
the National Encampment Of the
G. A. X. at Denver would be such a
strong counter attraction that the
attendance at the Rocky Ford fair
would be much less than usual. II
is probably true that quite . good
many people from the Valley will
20 to Denver. but the fair olscials
feel quite confident that the addi-
tional number Of excursionists from
Colorado Springs. Denver and other
points will more than make up any
loss Of home people.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-12
MAM A40UT
Town

I'm ies' s-k-epin' even. which Is doin' purity
euod:
Hsreat mad. tn. fortune that uS-d To hors
would;
Haven't caused the trump of fame o'er distant
hills To sound;
fiu, kin silus face the music when the landlord
comes around
~. had my share of sunshin. an I've seen the
flowers smile.
Have had the rhsumatis. bot only fur a little
while.
An when com. to quit this scene 81 hop an
likewise doubt.
IN hardly iess. enough fur lawyer folks to
fight about
{ have had my dissppointmen,- an I've had my
silent fears.
But reckon that th. laughs will easy balance
all the tears.
Il amt brilliant record. bu, ] wan, it under
That TN st.i s-keepin' even, which 1. doin'
purity good.
-wsshinxton Star.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-12

have had no inmates far over two
yeass- Busine8 failures in Kansas
are les than one-third of oae per
cent. In Missouri they ere two
thirds Of one per cant. I'D im Ne
braskA two-fifths Of one per cent
In . number Of cities the iss IS a
dead letter. but there has never
been. during the twenty-foas years
Of its existence. . serioB o6ort
made TO secure its repeal II has
not been = political question n Kan
sas for q number Of years.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-12
coo,ns evGsvs.

August l4th-2Oth Con-
sention. Denver.
August l5th-l6th-State Log Roll
ing. n. W. A.. Pueblo.
August 3Oth to September lst-
Prowers County Fair. Lamar.
September 4th to 7th National
G. A. r. Encampment. Denver.
September 5th to sth-Arkansas
Valley Fair, Rocky Ford.
September 7th-Watermelon Day.
Rocky Ford.
September ilth to l5th-Colorado
State Fair, Pueblo.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-12

W. II. Horner. of Boston. Mass.
civil engineer in the employ Of the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company, was a La Junta visitor
last Saturday and spent the day
making a development plan Of the
town. He interviewed a number Of
our prominent business men con-
eerning the progress Of La Junta
during recent years. and secured \
varied assortment Of estimates and
prophecies as to the development of
this city in the next ten years. Some
people think that La Junta in ten
years will be city Of 1000. while
iome Of the more optimistic Of our
citizens. including the editor Of the
great family journal. believe that
our population will be double that
humber in the next decade. La
Junta and the country surrounding
Il will progress more in the next
FIVE years than it has in the last
fifteen. or else we will have to I'D
nit that we are not the son Of .
prophet nor in any way related to
one. One Of the things determined
by Mr.. Homer was the center Of
population Of La Junta. which he
heated Immediately south Of the
Presbyterian church. The Colorado
Telephone Company. which Is an
integral part Of the American Te3e-
phone and Telegraph Company. =
occurring scientific daaa co1cesning
IL Junta with the idea in view Of
Erecting . building in this city IN
he near future to be utilisRd -
Sermanent hea6quarsess for the en-
hire Arirnns vaIley Il win - .
swo-s1wy hsildinB wieh haMnsas. (.
e dmrantous su1ejeat 70 pfUvide
smp3e ppsa fer the euaUuau fer Al
tioe % eua.e. Only . little over
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-12
srRANcH ApvIcHs

ov. q. q. Green gaves slert persousi stieseeso
10 his grun1 huaanitarian contract
In our Almanac for many years past ve
have given unusual sdvice to those af1ie-
ted with cougha. colds throat or is.g
truables os consumption. We have to34
them II they did not receive any special
beneit aftef the use a one 7s-ccnt sisR
tsottie a German Syrup. 70 consult tlneis
doctor. We did noS ask them or uguP
tis~m b use Large number of bottles. .
b the e.se In tie advertising Of nsay
other rensedies. Our confidence in Ces-
man Syrup makes Il possible for ~ 70
give such sdvice- We know by the g.
bottle q German syrup wiIi speedily n
iieve q czare the wDss3 coughs cnada.
hrouchial q lung troubles-and ~,
even In bod c.ses of consumption. 90
large bottle of German Syrup will wssk
wooderA New trial bottles, zsc.: s1g-
ulas sise, 7Se. Al all druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-12
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NHEkEAs. :. SNEitL wHosE
ssss', = ';,ss s,, Q. s., c"f.ss ss,.s b HI D s-rs ,
and rreor,i-i March Is. 4 D isr. 10 h.ot
a. at p.s- y. .f the r-ose.is in the off.ne
tate of Colorsdo. the fslLowiss described
real estate situated in Osero c"anty' state
Th- nostkve-s quarter af the southeast quar-
ter fnw<-e'st of -~csion tsenty four t.sl IN
to~nship tssaty sso - -sath II rsnse hfsy.
acres q I.nd .os- OF l..s. tos-shsr .iih. Any
zad all eater rights thercunto t,rloasinx OF in
az, vic apS.ss.,nins % ,S Sssd s ,hsssoa- ssres
certain c<rasrset with the LASun. Canal
Con p4ny, as evidrpcsd by a contract hei.-cn
psrt. which coassy .no< Was a made in trust
10 secure the p.y.ens ce oes err.,n psyri.-
;s.' .1 .. ,ss
ae.d q trust S.y.h,s = ne I. ynas. STAT =,
thereof, sisH in,~sess shss.s.a ss the rate ot
.sa s,o, Per ,. cen, cent pr s ,nna"' payable at MS
wss..s. Z : is,sss. p:s.srs :, Il 4 said asa
eipsi -. .s s,i.issess s ..id ness -sy - de-
s.s:s 81; Si' ts :s ..z rss's s :ss .s. ;.a
a,5r-. ,;,,s q ..a 49, sss:i a. ~ a., "a - isn
sacsiaa. :. The Kss..s ssre~t fross dsns
q the oo:,ssy e..rthor.. 81 I. ys.es. u - -
highest .ad br.s pric. he ...s .ili hing u
cash, toas weeds pehaie sosies havis4 hrse
previously given q tAe s,.e ..d p,ses a .ssA
a,,ss f ssarral sirrul.sins at the ti9s pub.
lishs-i in -sd Oseeo couaty. sad ~ nske ann
to .s 20 iss g. e-rsse!s. = ra.rS.ss q
aud for th. pec~ise. -old- for the parpre =
pay ing the principal and Interest due On said
-ursnee aud a--~--sm~ats. With interest tkersns,,
after Ar.t paying all s-e-. chass-. and css~ts ~
making such sale and sdv-rs'siax said pr~'s-
wh~r~.., dss.~ls A.~ b,-n u.sAs IN tA~ Ssy.
ment of the principal aud interest, and said
Whrrra.. The l.. Jpnt. STATE B.at, the legal
hzssdes of SAID psstr ks- tselsr-d . vieasstpn u
The eosss.n.. q ..id ness ..d ds. ~ = tr..s 80 q,
and has ei~rssd to adverti-e this -.id ps.i-rty
Tor ..ie .sd has ai~i IA .riss-n sosic- of ci-e-
signed such public tvu-te~.
Nox therefore. in con -ider.tisn ~ said mo-
tice and request and IN compliance therrSieh
thority conveyed 20 aud v-stess in Ne ~ said
a.-d q trust I. c. A. B-erhshn. p.hiis trv-s:s
In and Tor Os~ro county. state a. Cs3afado. -
hsr~b, give four ~-eks public notice that win
SATURDAY. AUGUST 81. A. D. ixE.
at 10 IN q cls-k in the fse-nc-ss. N tie Kansas
street froa, door 81 the county cs.rt Aos.. at
L. Junta, in ID. o"aoty ~ Ot.ro.. state a Coss,
public auction for the highest aud hsst price
the same will bring in cash. or ~ n0rh thereo&
- wiil b. necessary. for the purSD-e 2 psytnG
ing this trust. This sal~. however. vfll hs ssb-
Ieet to prior d@-d of trust. siyea Jansasy. -.
aud doe 'ii i've '' year. after the dss~ ss~srs.s
q !. BEKlboHn
Public Tru-to. for Otero caaaaty. Colorado.
First publication. July 81. tnh.
Last publication. August I'D. isss
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-12

Nearly every travelling man doing
business in Kansas says prohibitions
Is a miserable failure-they judge,
rs we are all apt to do. from what
they see personally. Yet they are
doubles wrong in their conclusions.
The CreensbusY Republican probar
bly, voices the sentiment Of . large
majority Of the editors ef the state
in accepting the following from tie
Kansas City Journal - fair state
ment Of the c.se: ''Still prohibitioa
has worked well in Kansas towns.
Il Is rigidly enforced in more Tn
half the cusnties in the state. Rural
districts Observe Il quite religiously.
While it = not . cump1ete spceeR
% far - absolutely preventing de
sale Of IiqUor b Concerned, temper
ance peopae ~ il is The 1ost ps1etf
cal way 10 handle the isuafjon. III
it promotes Temperance 10 . grsatee
degree than The ljcense Usees8
rkey poiat n the fact tlat KannaD
has only 3.00O drunkArds. whesuao
its quota would he 1900 srsss1iae
- ~ s1n1ieiEs q f.seAer son1sA NJ
stste ~ fever paupess. fwlney.
Eve euuntio naintain 70 pssr 49,
at al. and eight Of the oahef eigAey
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-12

. year ago the company leased iu
pgesent quarters for term a i've
years. but the business has grown
even in that bort time TO such pro-
portions that more room is an ahso-
lutte necessity. The building will be
located at some central point IN the
business section and will be credit
and an ornament TO our little city
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-12
esssss - esssssssse~.
uxIrse srarss Lsxp orylcs =,

CxtruD STArna LsxD OyrIcE AT
NOTICE II skSEnS SiSkS THsf IL
~ sSlDsvisx ns0rd ~essbp~ has al~-i pceise q
bis isse.sins 70 Deke essl peuue in supS1ge =
sssrr ~ csrsk u IT, Airersss epsst at Ia 1uu0n
Cssg~ssins % SepeeaAsr ~ ~. viz: CAes1rs
- npyd- H. = 11-1s7- foe The lot- 80 .:
>uuth half .~fsAwsse qsarses- section . sD~a-
hin - suuah. suaR = ve~s-
Ne naosS ~ eslBDwias vitae~-~s to- prpSs
his ouneiouu1s pug1d1socs upuo end eultiv143un
= ~aid lasA- via: 1sase n easd, AnhrsnD d.
Eaereua- eylvsrees MIN Yrnak 3. hill. - -
q 4. AssEy. Rexisss. !.
f5r~s psA1ieatiss- Aaga<t n M.
Last pao1ieusbso- 9speeahee -. ISx.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-12

"a -, A yuSTA l. . city Of sluD poD.
ulasioa anA the county ssof a
y Os~ro ooansy- Is is locAted -
The innet,oa Of tAres divisioas
- u of the Santa Fe railway, ssl
mils~ v~ss Of kan,as GIty. ~
AnAA miles southeast ii Denver, -
aile, east of Pueblo, and u
zuai>s sortk and east OF Trinidad H. sanee
~ Railroad Company eHp>nd~d SADD IN lAss
~ perm Anaat coassxuctiou york eoosissinS q
sechine sh0ps. storehouse. addition ~ roani-
houss. foosAsy esd ssssnssvs csrsASvs- Ihs siea-
tsds Is a.04s lest. and the climate. taken the
ycss round. j. unsurpas-sd- Aimo-t constant
- .hine chzracterises the winters and veoaiy
-soody d.y Is . rarity. L. Junss has AL u.
p-tfopplitsn eonsenirace- needed by city of
s.qD topcIatioa, Including msny miles Of
brt-k sidsvaiks, psrf-et - stem OF sanitary
.,v-rAx~ an slsctric light plant which sup
die. an xIl-dsy and AiInigtt service. water
sorks Owned by the city, plant ios the manu-
factur- OF arineiAl Ice thrvs rural fre- deiivery
r,,atx-s hre dsps rtm-nt. telephone system with
InD -ah-crih~rs free elchanxe with horhy
Ptrd and lonx distance connections Sith any
part Of the state. q school system exceiled By
90 cit, in tho state. employing t.-nty seven
t achers in 2. ten churches. nfteen -1cfot
and frAternai orders, too banks. Ssono capital
sa1 KaDlnD deposits: thro- nev>paf~r., oper.
sou,<, Of 10 seating capacity, brick plant o.
s. 90 daily capacity, manufacturing best qnAi-
~ OF sitrifisi brick: -four mill OF % barrels
Tally capacity. ttopisn Cement hlock fiAnt,
employing twenty -hse men; canning factory,
.s-roud largest IN the state. In fact, Ls Junts
/. ea- OF tn. best towns OF it, sine In the state
~ Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-12

Take up the fat mans burden. go
soak your shirt in sweat. and seek IN
vain for . cooling breeze with face
all steaming wet; go try and find
some shady spot where you can sit
and stew, and have some snoozef
spring this gag: rs it hot enough
for you!" Take up the fat mans
burden, 100 in the shade: two hun
dred pounds of adipnse 70 soak in
Oh. for an hour in klon-
dixie, Oh, for the arctic snow! Ring
Oh your balmy breezelets and Vet
the blizzard blow.