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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
ANGLE WINS RICH
STAKE At DETROIT
CAPTURES FIRST MONEY IN
CLASSIC M. AND M.
TRACK IN POOR CONDITION
Ed eeer's clarlta w. Placed Second
In Blue Ribbon Event Of Trot-
ting Turf-Tom Axworthy
Takes 2:08
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
DETROIT, July 25.-Twelve thousand
people saw Angle, a chestnut mare,
owned by c. w. Morris of Cleveland
and driven by Saunders, win the $4,000
Merchants and Manufacturers stake at
the Crosse Point track this afternoon.
Angle won the first and third heats of
the stake, which was on the three-heat
plan, and broke so badly in the first
one hundred yards of the second heat
that sixth place was the best she
could secure. Clarita W., Geer's entry
for the stake, was the favorite in the
early pools, bringing $125 with Angle
at 800, Danube $75, Allie Jay $25. Wat
son, Brilliant Girl and Bobb Burdette
$40 each and the other entries $40.
In number of pools sold shortly be-
fore the race Clarita w. brought $50
and the field SIS. A heavy shower fell
while the first heat of the opening event
in the days card, the 2:14 pace, was
being driven. The track was soaked
and 1t took an hour and a half of work
with harrows to place 1t in condition
for the first heat of the NJ. and M. Re-
suits:
2:14 pace, purse $500, mile heats,
two in three-Red Bud won the second
and third heats in 2:07A, 2:O6%. Hazel
Banks won the first heat in 2:101s.
High Seven, Wester, Robert Lee, Bir-
die B., Bedford Boy, Sally Pointer and
Paul also started.
24 trot, Merchants and Manufacture
ers' stake. purse $4,000, mile heats,
two in three-Angle ch. M, by Axtell-
Lena Rives (Saunders), won the first
and third heats in 2:121s, 211. Clarita
W. won the second heat in 2:10H. Wat
son, Danube, Emma Hoyt, Getaway,
Emily Letcher, Brilliant Girl, Miss In
law and Allie Jay also started.
20S trot. purse $500, mile heats, two
in three-Tom Axworthy won the first
and second heats in 2:0714, 2:07N. DR..
Strong won the third heat in 2:O6. Di-
rect View, Angola, Maxine, Tuna and
Snyder McGregor also started.
-
| Inquire for 1t any place. Las Palmas
cigar
| II you want to go east, @. HaydocE,
! Agent Illinois Central r. r.. 2a8 8. Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
TIDE TABLE For sam PEDRO
ChamberIain's Collie, Cholera an
DiarrhOea Remedy-The Best
In Existence

t. M. Wood, manager Of the White
County News Beebe. Ark, is repre-
sentative southern business man, who
does not hesitate In expressing his good
opinion of a well-known remedy. He
says: "It gives me pleasure to recon-
mend Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
I.Oiarrhoea Remedy, having used 1t my
self and in my family with the best
results. In fact believe 1t TO be the
best remedy of the kind in existence"
Sold by all leading druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
SERAPHS CLOUT
HOGAN'S SLANTS
TAKE FIRST GAME OF SERIES
FROM ATHENIANS
BAUM IN WINNING FORM
Holds Oakland Safely Until the Fifth,
When Northerners Bring First
Run Over--Jud Smith
swipes Three Bags
BAUM IN WINNING FORM
LOS Angeles, Z; oakland, 2.

Los Angeles, Z; Oakiano, q.
II was an inhospitable reception
on the Chutes park diamond yesterday
afternoon. Charley Baum passed over
the slants for the seraphs and simply
toyed with Van Haltren's crew of
sphere chasers. Happy" Hogan
worked on the Oakland mound, but
'Happy's'' artistic productions were
anything but mystifying to Seraphic
optics and the ball was raped around
the lot for a fat total of eleven safe-
ties. And added to all this there were
seven miscues charged up to the noble
Greeks.
The Oakland team fastened into the
fray with several changes in its lineup
since its last trip to Los Angeles. Matt
Stanley, the old time backstop, guarded
the first pillow for the northerners
and 'Strub, promising young collie
gian captured and enticed into profess
sional ball on the University of Cali
fornia campus, appeared on the next
sack.
Whit these two exceptions the old
formation was intact, tasteful and
noiseless Bill Devereaux hanging
around third, with Buck" Francks
stabbing the short field wallops.
First for seraphs
Both squads were shut out hitless
and runless in the Introductory period.
In the second inning a comedy of er-
rors produced the first Los Angeles
run. Dillon opened with pop out
to Strub. Brashear jammed a 9ast
one down to Bill Devereaux. Willyum
and juggle by Stanley let Brashear
settle on second. Ross raped to short
and got a life on Francks wild pass
to first, and Brashear trotted over the
rubber. Bernard's single and Floods
double brought another around for the
Seraph's in the third.
In the fifth the first arrived for the
Greeks, Hogan scoring on Van Hal
tren's single to right
Then until the seventh Hogan held
the natives down, but in that period
we broke loose again and brought two
more over. With Eager and Baum
on the bags Bernard dropped double
in center, clearing his two colleagues
off the sacks.
The eighth inning was bit farcical.
After Floods out Smith singled and
promptly stole second and third, while
the Greeks threshed over their family
troubles. Dillon was walked and he
also grabbed second while Jimmy
Byrnes was throwing the ball around
the lot, Smith coming home on the
fearful throw to second. Brashear
raped along single and when
Byrnes tossed the ball to third to nab
Dillon, the Seraphs were presented
with another, the ball dribbling to the
left bleachers. Ross went down on a
grounder to Stanley and Brashear
made it the seventh and last.
Oakland scored their second amble
in the ninth. Strub was safe on Bra
shears fozzle, was advanced a notch
on Devereaux's out and scored on
Byrnes' sky out to center. Today's
game will begin at o'clock as usual.
The figures:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
~ OuI AOh DuilllllB u
OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Flood Baum. Sacrifice
hit-Ross. First base on errors-Los An
geles 8. Oakland 3. Left on bases-Los
Angeles 8. Oakland 5. Bases on balls
on Hogan 3, Baum /. Struck out-By
Baum A. Double plays-Flood to Brashear
to Dillon; Stanley to Byrnes to Franks.
Time of game-l:45 Umpire-Bray.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
KEEFE'S PITCHING WINS
FOR FISHERS CHAMPIONS
Shuts Out San Francisco With Three
HIts-Fans Eight Seals.
The Score
nv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 25.-The in
ability Of the home team to connect
with Keefe's delivery won the game for
Tacoma today by score OF 4 to 0.
Keefe was in fine form. He struck out
eight men and allowed but three hits.
Williams walked three men and was,
batted for eight hits. three of them in
the last inning. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
SAN FRANCtsCO
SUMMARY
IIIldebrand.

Two-base hits-Graham, Hildebrand,
DOYLE Sacrifice ehits-McLaughlin, Keefe,
Graham. First base on errors-Tacoma
2, San Francisco /. First base on called
balls-Williams 3. Left on bases-Tacoma
8, San Francisco T. Struck out-Keefe 8,
Williams 2. Double play-Mohler to Nea-
lon. Time-1 :35. Umpire-Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
GRlFFITH'S MEN WIN
ANOTHER FROM ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, July 25.-New York won
its third straight game from the locals
today. Griffith pulled Orth out in the
fifth and finished the game himself
Attendance, 1900 Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
New Frames for Diplomas

We have received new line of mold
ing, and will give you frame that
will harmonic with your diploma--.
leave II today Sanborn. Vail u Co.. Sb7
South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SENATORS TRoUNcE THE

SENATORS TROUNCE THE
AM ERICAN LEAGUE LEADERS
BY Associated Press
CLEVELAND, July 25.-Washington
ting Rhoades hard throughout the
game. Attendance 2100 Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
DOUBLES WIN GAME FOR
PITTSBURG BALL BASTERS
Aasncia.ted Presa.

BY Associated Press
BOSTON, July 25.-Five of Pitts
burgs nine hits were for two bases in
todays game and the visitors won.
Attendance, 2400. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
CINCINNATI C PRESENTS GAME
TO NEW YORK ARTISTS

NEW YORK, July 25.-The local
team again won from Cincinnati today,
battery errors and other misplays by
the visitors being a help to New York.
Attendance, 5000. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
HAS MERRY
TIME WITH THE WHITE so,

CHICAGO, July 25. = Philadelphia
started a batting bee today, every
man getting one or more hits. White
was driven from the box and Smith
was knocked all over the field. Wad-
dell was almost invincible. allowing
the locals but four hits. Attendance.
1900. Score:
R.H.E.
CnlcagO .......'s'...'s'..s'''s. l
Philadelphia .....................-...S 16
Batteries-White Smith and Hart;
Waddell and Schreck.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
HANLoN's MEN TRoUNCED BY
ST. LOUIS BALL CHASERS

BROOKLYN, July 25.-In the second
game of the present series st. Louis
turned the tables on Hanlon's team,
winning today's game, to 8. Attend
ance, 400. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CHICAGO CUBS VICTORIOUS
IN THE SEVENTH INNING

BY Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-Chicago
punched four of its hits in the seventh
inning, scoring two runs, enough to
win today's game from Philadelphia.
Attendance, 30OO Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26

II you want to 90 east, @. Haydocx
Agent Illinois Central r. r.. sas g. Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26

Inquire for 1t any place. Las Palma.
cigar.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22
Sale Of School lAa0O.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N will seli at public 4uci ION. to the highest
responsible bidder tho Ieth day 81 Deem
H. Is6. at .. N. oclock. AZ tn. Office of the
state Bosrd of Land Commis-iorsrs. Capitol
Buidinx. Denver. folorsdo. rhe followins de
-cnt-d Lands situate in otero county. Colo
rsdst. viz.
All Of ssctian ~ township q south. range a
west minianum price p<r acre. -
Value 81 improvements on this land ap-
praised ~ this department. slG
Owner % improvements, J. ". Jones.
sale application No. la
No land ~ill - -oli at los than the mini
mum pro" r~f s~re. a. given above. The par
tract will ~ odd described sh-gse-h~ the
rsrus of payment shall 10 a. fs,iIoxs. viz
On lsnd- -ellinx Tor 81 to 81 T-r acre 20 per
cent of the purrhsse noIey 90 the dsy ~ sale.
tho balance in eighteen ~.Iual snnnsl pay n,snt-
st per ceut- I~r snnums Lands selling at
nore than - per scre and less than 50 per
acre. - f-r cent cash the day - sale. the
balance IN fourteen equal sunusl I.y ments AZ
per rent. t-rr snnurn. L=Bd- selling for So
and upward pT--r cent. cash. and the balance
in seven eInsl annual payments at l-r cent
interest. n the parr.sser do-s not o~n the
-sl~ Pnrchr-~r ~ill -x-sa.. t-su.s. - prov .i~ss
in -ectisn y. act - July ~. fsE. Purchaser
mnzt 10 citir@ns ~ the tnite1 STATE. or r~r.
=sn- xha have declared their infeutior 81 b.
cssrsinx such Purchases must pzy appraiz~~
meat ard atxsrtl-ing f-es
NARA g. WOODRUFF
Regisfer ~tats Rszrd % Land Caussnis-iean-rs
First pslhliratiou. Nov~ust-r : fssE.
LIST putiicafisn- Nov.rhar y. IstE
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22

IT is reported that the Santa Fe
railroad has practically decided To
establish model farms along its lines
under the Campbell system Of dry
farming. This is one Of the most
important innovations ever made by
a railway in the west, and will re
suit in bringing thousands Of dollars
Of eastern capital to Colorado and
other western states where there
are great areas of arid land lying
idle. II. W. Campbell. the father
Of the system. says that the CO.
operation of the Santa Fe is now
assured and that the officials are pre-
pared for the development Of the
scheme.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22
Desert Land. Firsi 1roof-hotiee fo'
Publication.
UNITED srarF- LtND OrTIf

UNITED STATES LsSD OFFIcK {
Pueblo. CuIn. NoKemt t--r I. issG 4
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Newell ". Mciufyrr. as-igne. Of Cora ID
GuIraBd. of Denver. Colorado, ha- filed not ic.
~ Intention To make prn-sf his de-~rt-iand
claim No. ~, for the rsst half northwest qua r,
teri ea-f half -sfuthu west quarter: west hall
-uutteEst quarter. -srtinn Hi township =
south and lot = and southwest quarter north.
east quarter. section :. township "a south.
ranEs - West. before the United State Land
Offc- at Pueblo, Calorsdo. on Tuesday, the
lith nay ~ Il-Csmher. isG.
II. name the tollo~ins vliue--e- 3" prove
The cDmplets trrigafissn and reclamation Of - -
land. Eus-n- Bell. VIM. n. Cho~n. 4. l..
~s-l-y. all 81 La JuntA. Colorado; H. A. Me
iuty -, Of Denver Colorado.
:. \ ABBEY. Register.
First publication. November :, Issh.
Last Iui.licatiori. D--ceu her IS lssf5.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22
Notice OF HubIiestior.

TNIrHn ~rkrE- LANp DHFtgE AT [
rf7EHLa. Colo. OrtsstaF ~ tssr.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Az fullawins named -sttler hs- lsa notice u
hi inteufiou ~ make final prs-sf IN sgtt-,rt %
hl- claim. snh that -sid yrl-sf uill ~ made he
Tore the rl~rk 20 the district esart st Ia Junts.
tsslorada, on I.=c~sr h-ar "a fisa. viz. John y.
Nel-oa. ". y. ii.sE- tor The -outt s.-t quar-.
southeast quarter. section - tsaa1-hip 2
-ssuth- and bot ! and 2 -uuthessf Iazrsef
nssrt heast qua rter. sscfion a taNmahip -
=ssuth, ranEe a west sth Pm
He nanues the fullowinE WltueSzss fn prove
hiz cssrttnuuu- rs-ltaure uTslu and Cultivation
- ssid Land. via FreSi y Naltgustfs fseore-
=. No saler. Jehn q. JeWell- sylvester An
stine. all q Nei-er. Col.irasiu
50 ABBEY. Register.
firsf rslhl icatiou. November y ts.1
Last puhl cat ifsui. iAcerrl t=sr q IisfI
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22
Forteigntiy Club.

The club held a very profitable
session at the home Of Mrs. Rapp.
Saturday afternoon.
The roll call Of Russian rulers met
with few responses but was supple
mentei by discussion of current
events in that much disturbed
country.
Mrs. J. W. Fisher in a well pre-
pared paper reviewed the Life Of a
Russian Peasant Many items of
information were given and the des-
eriptions of the unfamiliar homes.
furniture and food aroused much
interest
An animated discussion Of social
and moral characteristics followed.
The Lewis and Clark exposition
was the subject Of a concise paper
by Mrs. A e. Draper. The account
Of the exhibits Of irrigation and for
estrv was especially pleasing and a
keen appreciation was felt Of the
meaning to the Northwest Of this
successful undertaking.
Miss Ida Dawson. Mrs g. H Dow
ner and Mrs W. z. Roop were re-
ceived into active membership
The club viii next meet Dee. 2nd.
uith Mrs. {. D. Steward.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22
Law ENFORCEMENT.

Some Of our city officials are fall
ing back on that old legal quibble
and ancient chestnut that il Is inn
possible to enforce a city ordinance
unless some citizen who knows that
the law is being violated swears out
a complaint and is eager and willing
to appear as a prosecuting witness.
The TRIBUNE sympathizes with a
city official who makes such a plea
in his dire extremity. but don't
take much stock in that kind of
legal rot. The great family journal
during the late lamented spring
campaign remarked upon several
occasions that the mayor is the
executive head of the city. He
can enforce the ordinances of the
city against the opposition of every
other officer if he wants to. Ii he
is lax and Indifferent. the laws are
not enforced: if he is firm, they
are" We have been informed that
this is good law. We know that il
is good common sense, and they say
that good common sense Is the basic
principle of good law. The execu-
tive branch of the city government
is for the sole purpose Of enforcing
the ordinances. and if the mayor is
convinced that ordinances are being
violated il is his duty to instruct the
city attorney and city marshal to do
their duty and dig up the necessary
evidence To secure a conviction.
They do it in Colorado Springs. A
police officer in that city recently
walked into a drug store in broad
daylight, went up to a soda foun-
tain and took a glass from a mans
hand. The officer touched il, tasted
it and handled il. despite the scrip
tural injunction. decided that it was
whiskey. and then carried the glass
and the dregs Of the liquor away
with him for evidence. The drug
gist was fined $500 and costs. That
shows what an officer can do if he
wants TO, without any one filing a
complaint. If man gets drunk or
rides bicycle on the sidewalk the
officers don't wait for some one TO
file complaint before making an
arrest, and for the life of US we
can't see any difference between the
ordinances making drunkenness and
riding a bicycle on the sidewalk
misdemeanors and the one forbid
ding drug stores to sell booze or
allowing houses Of i'll shape within
three miles Of the city limits. We
know that all of the city officials are
very busy with their own affairs and
really haven't much time to attend
To the affairs of the city, but when
they eyince 50 much eagerness in
the springtime. gentle Annie. To run
for office. we really think that they
should be willing To make some
sacrifices when there is an oppor-
tunity to get busy for the good and
welfare of the town.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22
se,Ies ., aee,,e.,ie. 10, r.. o..I.
TOWN c STEELE WHOSE ADDRESS
= is korsr -. Cnlaraltn. - 70 Nhe.rn 4

TO wN G STEELE WHOSE ADDRESS
j. kocsy Ford. Colorasfo- sud to whom ID
Nay euncrrn=
lo'a ssd rsch - yau are herehy uatifed and
inforTfest that a. certain tar sale duly sdver-
ti-ed and held ~ the ceanry Treasurer % O1ere
esunfy state ef oAors.tn. en the list day 20
n-c~rrt t-r a u Ies1 said TREASURER dals
eser-si fur ssle far the d-lis1a~ns tsres 90 the
yesr a " 49, dnly ss-es-s-t ther-on. the foi-
isx ing e~zsri h--d -~al est.fr. situated in Ors-o
ctufIty. srara q flirrafto ffexit.
The east hsH of The southwest quarter
fEia>N = slf the -saHfkUe~r quarter i>Ni
- ne -sssrhw-Sf qusrrer fSvi.l - section
.ixts -. ta~n~hip twenty tour I2sf -outh sf
Qas-rrr NV q rk- nnrfhw.st quarter
NV = - =4-crlar zev~nt-en IL IN ts~nshir .
t~~ntylfeu- "a =suth g rane- ffty--ir -
west oontainins oue h1ncre-a s1d sixty flsoi
survey all - snch real estate beinx ss-.--s-I a.
sne tract sr4 = t5tel rzlne - s7st znf tA~
suount - tt- d<lir4u-1f tar th~---,u hrinx
ESr 1fsf 80 SID dste "a = cufznry t-~zSr-~-
scls al q said lan1s - " :. Hs-iltsn 70
satisfy sn1 ysy ssld tzxes - d~linqu~nt- ard
tiec.te - pu--.s=e We @I3i exid-scine ssid
s.l--
HsriiraTn. daily sz-iesed Ssid -al~ cert a
asld ieeai hslsi~r th~-rcf-
Nnw th@-pfore 80 - = ke-shy Er-n- a. ~
law r-sxisi--f ths- -h- tas sor the rese-. ftfssi
cf =si -ral ~~-are frc-a - = fsx zsle sfe-z.
SD rhsr 2 the ssru- = so --,3--an--8 by Ssi6
este WI sppiy - - Treasurer - SD o-@-a
eas-r-r- Cei.l-e,s- fc- tar 1--i fo- ssid lzls1S
at-u-e ftsz--i h--7
I,s1es ms ssh szv of Nevezhe-- A. D. Issz.
EOHT " PsT-ER>oN
rl-=r rr-1 -s-isl-.- 49, H-r - ~.
Lsz- rl-lhsica-las1- fi-c---t-- . f-ssl
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22

LAST Saturdays dispatches an
nounced that the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company had awarded the con-
tract for building all the bridges
and driving the piling for It's canal
from Florence to Pueblo. This
canal will carry the water acquired
through a transfer of water rights
from Pueblo county to Fremont
county. Sixteen thousand feet Of
piling and a million feet Of lumber
will be necessary for the work which
will require eight months to com
plete. The canal will cost over
g. 600 .O00. This does not look as
though the e. r. 4 !. was much con-
cerned as to the termination of the
suit in the supreme court regarding
the legality Of the transfer Of water
rights.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22
"Ceusio Kate

Alberta Gallatin, who will come to
the la Junta Theatre Monday
December ith, in Cousin Kate. -
the New York and London society
comedy success. is one Of the clever
est actresses on the American stage
Her work in Ghosts" though the
play itself did not appeal strongly TO
the people. is remembered the eoun-
try over as one Of the most mar
velous pieces Of acting ever wit
messed. Miss Gallatin's support in
Cousin Kate" Is the strongest oh
tainable in New York City. the pro-
duction is beautifully staged. the
company carrying all its own
scenery. and their arrival here is
being looked forward to as one Of
the treats of the season.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22

IL another column of this issue
will he found an advertisement of
If the county treasurer notifying
the public that he is ready to re-
redeem 5000 worth Of the county
Judgment bond issue Of December
10. lss9, and that interest will cease
on the aforesaid bonds November
l.. 1895. The county judgment
bonds were issued in favor of Bent
county when Otero county was or
ganized. the original amount being
$4,000 This sum was apportiOned
10 Otero county as her share of the
the debt of Bent county. from the
territory of which Otero was or
ganized. OF the original bond issue
$4,000 has already been paid. and
when the bonds called for are taken
~ the debt viii be reduced to
$1,000.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22
osseo tsnd, ti.si rseef--soties Tor
Public stion.

USITIp srkrr- LAND OFFIcE 1
PCNsLo, CoLo. Nosemh.r 4, isg
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ rhss<tore &. Henry, of Drawer. Colorado,
hs- filed nptic- Of intention to make prs-,f ga
hi- desert land claim Ne, ~ for the east half.
section u. township - -ssuth. ranss a west.
before the United -.ate- Land Ofiie. At Pueblo,
Colorado. ou Monday. the 18th day of Deeem-
h~f tsn.
Hs names the follo~iHx witn.s=es % prove
the cuunIl-ts irriestion and reclsmafiou n ssid
land Ge.re. :. Henry, q Dsnyer. tolorsdo
k1leu G. Henfy. of Drawer. Colorado. 4. l.
Sesl-y Of L. Junta. Colorado; d-.sre. 4. Nil
ror-. La Juut.. Colorado.
a ABBEY Rss-ister.
first puhiicatl.sf- Nov-uhs : ts.l1.
Last pu uhi icat4ssu U4-csrut-F ~ I'.E.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22
Desert Lend. Fiosi Proof-hoties fo'
Public stioa.

UNIrEp srAIE- LAND OFFIrE Z
rUEHLo. CoLn.. NoyeHni-r . issb
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Charlie y Hsrrell of D.us-r. Color ado. hss
1let notice - Intention 10 make prt-lf on bic
d.s-srt land claim Ne. -, Tor the southwest
quarter. section "a east half southsast quar-
trrg southwest quarter southeast quarter. &c
tlou =. township = =outh. rsng- = Se-ts before
the tnited state Land ofic. at Pueblo. Colo
rssio, on Tuesday. the 18th day Of bcemb<r,
Issn.
lie names the foIl"~ias Witne.-@s to prove
the fsts irrigation and r.cla mafion II aid
land EisErue Bell. Nm. n Gho~an, e. l..
~eslsy. all of Ia Junta. talorado: N. A. Me
Iutsrs, 81 Drawer. Colorado.
"a ABBEY. Register.
First puhlicatinu. November :. fs1.
Lat qualification. I.c-nih<r -. fs&h
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22
er...-s,.s No n.,e, Abroad.

That great family Journal" the
LA JUNTA TRIBUNE. has installed a
new press in its Office, and it looks
as if We were never 10 hear the last
of il. We propose to Install a
new towel in the New Era Office.
and then there will be two great
family journals in Otero county.
Shake. TRIBUNE, let's shake.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22

EVERY time President Roosevelt
whacks his big stick down in a
rotten place in the public service
out pops a United States senator.
When the buzzaris begin 70 circle
around a yellow spot in the financial
world and an investigation is started
to find out what Is dead. out pops
a United States senator. Every
time a stakeholder of a moneyed
concern who believes he is being
robbed b. his fellow grafters kicks
the top of the graft. out pops a
United States senator. The first
shot out Of the box in the Equitable
Life exposure was a United States
senator. The first whack Of the big
stick on the and grafters in Oregon
exposed a United States senator.
The explosion Of small bomb under
St. Louis get-rich-quick graft
nailed a United States senator. One
random shot AZ the Panama scandal
threatens to expose two United
States senator's The tobacco frauds
now being investigated viii catch a
United States senator. There are
bat ninety Of him N al. bat he
seems ubi1gitous--Bent AErdo'ck-
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22
Application to lease State LANDS.

OFFIfE 90 THE SrRTg HoAEu 3
uF LAND tONat--IoNEH-, ?
DESKEE. tuto-. October q. 10 =
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ jonathan O-t.srgI. utn-s t-1=taffre
ttdrr-- 10 la Juuia. Colorado. on Oct"tef
=. i.ii. made application No. i.,ss 20 tb. state
boArt - Land Commissioner - lea-e The
fDiluwing t.=crib-t Indemnify =cha-il laui-s
situate iu Otcro county, Colorado, ts,-~tt-
North half - southws-=t quarter ct =actit.l =
Township - -suth. raus~ = west
No Other application 70 lease the above De-
serib.si premise or objections against the
at-iye application VII J. cun-idersd after
Nnyeu trr =, lasil,
MARX q WOODRUFF,
Reg strr state Board Land tonmlssi0uFrss
ftr-t Publication. NuN~u t-r J. 100
Last I.uhlieattou, Noyeuih-r = ls5.