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La Junta tribune., 1905-03-15
MANY good news items are lost

MANY good news items are lost to
a newspaper every week by the
modesty Of people. Sometimes a
newspaper hustler feels delicacy in
pushing himself into the presence of
other people to inquire about who is
or who is not going somewhere, but
he often does it. The man or woman
who stops a newspaper man and
tells him a piece Of news is the best
mortal alive. An enterprising news
paper wants all of the news all of
the time.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-15
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DExyER CoLoRApo, February N f4ub.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT \ x
~ Rsynolds. whose pc-sofiic- ssdr-s. Is Den
application No. ~. to the state board Of land
CON m -.ioner- ts lease the foiio~inx d--cribsA
schaol lands. situate In Otero county. Color ado.
to-wlt:
north half and lots 1. :. J, 4 and 8. -eesioa
ii, township - south, ranae - west
No other appIication ~ lease the above Do
-cribsd premises or objections against the
above application Sill 'h- considered After
March -. iSG.
MARX q. WOODBURY..
Register state Hard Land Comm ionsss.
First publlc.tion. February = lNb.
Last publication. March IS. lsna
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-15

Rocky FORD has an. ex-preacher
whose silvery tongue used to call
men to purer life. but who is now
boosting for four saloons in that
burg. 1t is said he is now running
. jag cure shop in the sugar beet
metropolis and is boosting for sa-
looms for reasons of his own.
Where the hen scratcheth there
she expects TO find a bug"
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-15

and who expect to be citizens Of this
community for al time TO come.
The organization that presents the
best ticket 70 the people viii be
given charge Of the city S.iininistra-
ton for the next two years. and 1t
the present writing it looks Is
though the ticket that will be head
ed by J. B. Pearce for mayor will be
the choice of the people. The
TRIBUNE sincerely hopes so at least.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-15

Two years hence the TRIBUNE
hopes to be able to publish an item
concerning municipal conditions in
La Junta. something similar to that
recently chronicled Of Florence. It
reads rs follows: The present city
council in the last two years has
reduced the city's Indebtedness
S2l .246. and at this rate. with the
present policy in vogue. the city in
eight years will be entirely free
from all debt and the money that is
now paid out on interest alone will
make the necessary running ex-
penses." The city Of Florence has
evidently had q business administra-
ton during the past two years. and
that is what La Junta needs for the
ensuing two years and forever after.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-15
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Is, and best psioe tAe same vii bring In
cash, four weeks p.haie nosice having hsse
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paper OF xrnersl circulation at the time psh.
I-ks-d in said Otero county. and To make and
To give To the purchas-r or Purchasers. Al
such sale certificate cr e>rtihcate- Of por-
chase Of .ad fog the pr-mi-es odd, for the
parro-~ Of psyias the principal and interest.
due 90 said noss and all monies advanced for
tAxr-. in.urancs and A>s-s>menss. With Interest
thereon. after Asss p.y ing all fees. charr-s and
costs OF making such sale and Advertising said
premises
Whereas. defspls has b-en made in the pay
ment Of the tAH~s for the year lsB and suhss-
guent. and aid d~fauls still exists; and
Whereas Hubbard Savaxr. the legal holder
Of said note. has declared . violation Of the
covenants of sAid note and d-ssf OF trust and
that -sid indehe~dne~s Is nov due and pAy shl~-
and has elected to adyerfi~- the aid property
tion and demand Tor sale With the under
signed as such public trustee
Nos. therefore in consideration OF said no
tie- and request and In complianee Herewith
and un fsr and by virtue Of the po~.r and zu.
thority conveyed To and vested In by said
in and for Otero county. state of Colorado. do
hereby give four weeks pchlie notice that viii
wEDSEsDAY. APRIL ~ A. d. izE.
at 10 O'Clock In the forennun, .t the n"rth
Jun,.. in the county o3 Otsro. tat. Of Colo
RADIO. ell all the above described premi-e-
at public suction Tor the highest and hest price
the sane viii bring in cash, or 80 much there
OF as will h- necessary. for thu purpose OF pay
ing said indsbtednsss aud the elpeoss- of e.
Dstsa 81 L. Jun,a. Colorado. February 3.
1906.
C. A. BKERBOHM,
Public Trustee fes Opero County, Colorado.
First publication. March n. fsD6
Last public alton. April ., 1885,
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-15
The Lamar Sparks entered upor

The Lamar Sparks entered upon
the nineteenth year Of continuous
publication last week, and during
all that time. with the exception Of
a few months. has been under the
editorial control of the accomplished
veteran. Joe T. LAwless- The
Sparks is one Of the oldest and best.
and likewise one Of the most origi-
nal newspapers in country news
paperdom in Colorado. The editor
has always donated his best efforts
to the upbuilding Of Arkansas Valley
interests. and those of Lamar in
particular. and has won success in
the newspaper field by deserving it,
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-15

WHATEVER we really are. let US
strive to be in all fearlessness.
Whatever we are not. that let US
cease striving to seem to be-"
These words Of Anne Robertson
Brown are respectfully commended
to the prayerful consideration Of
all municipal candidates at the
coming election.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-15
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CnITHD SfATna LAND OvVIcn Az
PuxsLo. CoLo.. Narvh u, is8-
NOTICE II HEREBt GIVEN THAT fNk
N follouinx named --ttler has fl~d notice a
his intention 20 make nnai prupf IN -uptprs a
his claim, and that said psuof will h- made -
fore the clerk of the diserscs co9rt st Las Ans-
simon. n. Z. i0.N1. for The southwest qusFssf
-rction n. tDvpship = -o~th. rsnse - vest.
He nane> the following witnesses to psUSs
his cs.otin sou. rs~izsenes uTuou and aeigp
Of said land, vis: Lisnie Simoa, Columbus
nekin.ey. .gaees y. kisk kvssrieh. John ..
0arlman ali a Las AnimA<, Colorado.
.. A. ABBEY. Rexistss.
first publicatioa. March L. IyBl
last puhlieation. April -. fyn6>
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-15

La JUNTA will have several i'm
portant issues and some not so i'm
portant. A greater La Junta.
bonds. public ownership. Jim Grow
management and jingoism. and
other things too numerous to men,
tion." we are told. will cut some
ngure in their municipal campaign.
Lamar News.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-15
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DxNvEk CoLo.. March n, ttaE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT GRACE
~ n. Roland. who's. po-sofiice sddsess 1.
L. yunt., Colorado. on March ~. 40. made
application No. lo5i to the state Hoard o'
Land Conmissioners To iea-s the foilsvins
de-cribzd -chool Iands. situate IN Otero
cs,anty, Colorado, tn-uitE
Al o. section n, township = -ousA. range 81
west.
No other application "a lease tho above de
crih--d premises or objsrtsoas against th< nhos-
application will he considered aftyr April
n tN6. MARA q. WOODBURY..
Register STATE Roart LAID Comaissio0sss.
First pablicatiou. March Is ~ a
Last pa0iieatien- April ). 1Nn-
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-15
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DasykK, Colo. March II 1HB.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
~ X Bell. whose I-s.tofiic- address Is La
Junts. Colorado, ON March II. iNB, made
application No iuss to tn. state h,ard of land
c',mIni.-ioner- to lease the following described
-chool lands. situate in Otero coussy. Colo
RADIO. to-~it;
We-t half of section ID. township - soafh,
rans. IS west
No other application 10 lease the shDse de
scrib--f prcni--s or oble-tioa- asainss the
above application vili hs ooasidsrsd after
April issk. ian-
Register State Boa ard and Con . isnioaefs-
First publication. March Is, 1xub-
Last publication. April s. lAn-
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-15
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UxIrGp srArEs LAsD OyvIck AT
PVEnf.o, Colo. March n, Isank.

UNJTgD STArG1 kABD OyrICE At
PuEnLo, Colo, March n, IAEs.
NOTICE Is:HEREBI GIVEN THAI TNk
~ folIo~ins named settler has fled bo,ice al
her Intention IN make nuAl proos in support af
her claim, and that said peulBf vill b. made -
fore the clerk Of the district court at Las Ani-
unA.. Calorsdo on April -. lHk. viz. Linsss
simon X. E 10. ia. for the east half -outhsoss
quarter. section 10. and east half northea.s
quarter. section u, township z -outh. rsass -
west
He names the following Witnesses 70 psvvs
his csntinsou. residence upro asd cultivatiaa
james ". kirk patrick. Eusser simon. jobs y.
Marlin an all OF Las Animas, Colorado.
:. A. ABBEY Register.
First qualification. March Is. lNE.
Last publication. April ~. 1SlG.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-15

have q doubt . to ''Where - i
at" A man that cannot b boaght.
buildozed. or intimidated. Although
ne are not the seventh snn a .
seventh daughter. = prophet. nor
the son Of prophet. We believe that
]. B. Pearce is that man.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-15
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NOTICE Is HEREkh OWN IhAr GRNr

DkSyEk- CoLokADo. March H. lnE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT GRACE
~ n. Roland, ~sos~ pp-tofhc- sddrs-s 10 La
Junts. Colorado. March 10. iAh. made
application No. 100 To the state hnArd of land
CON mi-.iouers To lea-- the following de.rrihsd
school lands. situ>te In Otero county. Colsssdo
to-~it.
All Of section 10, township - -outh. range a
west
-crif-d premises or objections against the
ahov. application will be considered after
MARK g. WOODBURY..
Register state Board Land Commission-rs.
First publication. March Il, Isb-
Last publication. April s. iS6-
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-15
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his ipseasiun - maize 1bai psuuf il suppuse -
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Y
ii mile. .sss s,ss.!. ss s.s-- II bas.i e.; - q
- miles east Of Pueblo. and 81
miles north and east Of Trinidad The santa
Fs Railroad Company d. nos ex xp-ndinx SsD.0D
IN t--rmsn-nt construction Uork- consisting OF
machine shops. stor-hoa-.. addition ~ round
house, foundry and extensive g r.hopss The Alti-
tasie Is Aoss f,<s. and the climate, taken the
year round. l. unsurpas--d- Almost constant
sunshine chafacterizs- III. winters and wholly
cloady dsy Is a rarity. La Junta has all til.
metropolitan conseniences nss-ted by city of
<,OD population. including many miles of
brick .ld-~ alks, perfect system Of sanitary
s1seraxe. an electric light plant which sup
piles Ali-day and ali-nisht service. water
works Owned bJ the city, plant for the manu-
fsctar. Of artificial Ice, three rural fre- delivery
routes, fire department.. telephone system ~ith
isl -ub-crib-rs, free sxchanx. with kocky
Ford and long distance connections With any
part Of tn. state: a school system eIc-list b,
40 city IN the state. employing twenty y-sesen
teachers in = Rooms ten churc hes rftsrn secret
and frst-rnAl orders, two banks. Sso.Do capital
and ss0,aD dsIo-its three ne~spaT-rs. ot-rs
house Of 10 seating capacity, brick plant Of
S.0D daily Apseity. manufacturing b-st quail
ity Of vitrihsd brick nour mill OF 90 barrels
daily capacity Utopian Cement block Plant,
employing twenty hvs men. canning factory.
.eeond largest in tn. stats In fact, La Junta
i. one Of the best towns Of its siss In the state
Of Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-15
WEDNESDAY. MARCH Is. 1905.

A JUNTA Is . city o. s.00 pop
y. ulAtiou and the county seAt OF
Otero county. IL Is beAtei st
y the Junction Of three divisions
y Of the santa Re railway, 81
miles west OF ksn>As City. ISL
miles southess, OF D-nssr, 81
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-31
FIRST GAME TODAY
Normals Will Open the Season With /,
Contest With the University Team

The normal baseball team will play
the first match game of the season at
the campus grounds today where they
will meet the team from the state uni
versity. The game will be called d.
rectly after the arrival of the after
noon train which will bring the visitors
to the city.
The normal team has had the most
preliminary practice and is in good
shape for the coming game. Mr.. CAL
houn the coach is confident of winning
the game. He places special depend
ence in the strong battery that has
been developed Davis the south
paw" is in the "phenom" class and Is
capable of putting up strong game
He will be assisted in the box by
Thompson young pitcher of strong
promise and Cleveland at the receiving
end of the battery plays a steady game
and can be relied upon.
The line-up of the teams has been
decided as follows:
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-31
REBUILD WHITE BIRD
Plueky Citizens Will Start Anew--in-
cidents Of the Fire

GRANGEVILLE, March 80 -. The
Standard says: There is still no light
upon the question of the origin of the
fire at White Bird. Judge Taylor, who
is in the city today, says that it start
ed i'm an upstairs room of Mrs. Had
orn's building, across the street from
his place. The building was entirely
unoccupied.
AS soon as Mr.. Taylor saw the fire.
he feared that it would be impossible
to save his own house, so rushing to
the telephone he sent a brief message
to the operator here, saying that the
town was afire. Then he tore down
the telephone receiver which he carries
out to safety. He succeeded in saving
also his piano. typewriter, and few
other valuables before the fire crossed
the street and drove him out. His
furniture, and other belongings were all
DESTROYED, at a loss of about $4,000 with
no insurance.
Leo F'reidenrich, whose large stock
of general merchandise went up in
flames without saving hardly dollars
worth. estimates his total loss to be
about $4,000 with $500 insurance. BY
the hardest kind Of work he saved his
pretty little home. which is only
short distance from the store. 1t was
impossible to save the store, however.
The fire started next door to him. and
the building was a mass of flames be-
fore the fire was discovered. The wind
was blowing hard. driving the flames
across the street to the Taylor build
ings. which were afire in an instant
Most of the property owners will re-
build as soon as possible. Mr.. F'reiden-
rich who saved his warehouse, will use
that for a store building, and is now
buying fine stock of goods to replace
what was burned. Mr.. Taylor has not
vet made arrangements for replacing
his Leader plant
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-31

church is richer by several dollars
Durlhg the reception Miss Hicks rem
dered Japanese love song in costume
ana was encored several times. Mrs
Jay woodwork pleased the reception
with number of mandolin solos.
The university team after PLAYING
the normals today will remain over till
tomorrow afternoon and try a second
game with the Lewiston high school
team. At the prior game the univer-
SHY defeated the high school by score
of IS to IA.
A heavy frost visited the Lewiston
valley last night but did no damage to
the fruit. Observer ALPS reports that
the official low temperature was "a at
the station this morning, and that the
forecast for tonight and tomorrow for
warmer weather and more rain.
WANTED-Capable men and women
for census work and to act as repre-
sentatives in this and adjoining terri
tory for magazine and music business
OF old established house. Our cata-
logues list over 1000 magazines and
5000 selections music at cut prices
Salary $500 per week. Experience un-
necessary. but good references required
Address. Sprague Wholesale Co., 27C
Wabash avenue, Chicago. Ill. 3-17
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-31
new CHANCE
FOR LIFE
Convicted Parties in the Grear-
son Case Get "a Re-
hearing.

READING. Pa, March SIN pursu-
ance Of the order Of the supreme court
Judge Ermentrout today reopened the
Greason case for the purpose of hear
ing witnesses who desire to change the
testimony given at the trial or new
witnesses who may give after discov-
cred evidence. 1t is expected that Mrs.
Edwards. whose testimony at the first
trial resulted in Greason's conviction,
will relate her confession in court. de-
claring the negro innocent, as she has
already told it in af'idavit. Attorneys
for Greason assert that they have other
witnesses in addition to Mrs. Edwards
who will help to exonerate the negro
from all connection with the crime for
which he was convicted three years
ago.
Greason and Mrs. Edwards had been
sentenced to be hanged on February
is, but on the day previous to the date
sat for the execution attorneys for
Greason appeared before the board Of
pardons and submitted evidence to the
effect that Mrs. Edwards had con-
fessed that Greason was innocent Of
the crime of killing her husband. The
board thereupon reprieved Greason so
that his case could be further investi-
gated and reprieved Mrs. Edwards in
order that she might be used as a wit
ness in Greason's behalf. Nothing has
been done looking toward a new trial
for the condemned woman, and after
the Greason case is disposed Of her
application for Communication of sent
ence will be acted upon by the board of
pardons. That tribunal has twice re-
fused to cummute her sentence. Both
Greason and Mrs. Edwards have list
ened to the reading of the death war;
rant ten times and both have been un-
der the eyes of the death watch for two
years.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-31
GREAT PLAY TONIGHT
The Keith Company Present Falieia
or Mother and Son

Last night for the first time in this
city the Keith company presented the
greatest of all society problem plays,
'Falicia. or Mother and Son." This is
a play on the order of ZaZa and Ca
mile and will compare favorably with
either. In some places the scene
reaches higher pitch than any other
play of it's class and the moral lesson
it teaches will be of lasting benefit to
old and young. The part Of Falicia,
the unfortunate mother who sees her
great mistake too late and suffers in
silence to shield natural son, is
played by Miss Howard, who, it is con-
Mr. Lawrence appeared as the noble
and manly Capt. Daniel. who is brought
down to shame and disgrace by his
mothers sins. but loves her too well
to forsake her. Mr.. Brighton enacts
the difficult role of Montjoie. the old
Daniel. This character is a great study
of the complex, and students are unde-
ceved as to just what the author meant
to convey. Considerable controversy
was raised some time ago as to
whether Montejoie was the father of
Daniel, but careful study gives no sat
isfactory ANSWER. The question is one
that deals with the old query of Ham
let's sanity. and other problems OF
fiction. will remain unanswered for
ever In the part of Godfrey, the faith
er of Edith. Mr. Phillips was seen at
his best and Mr.. Layne as Beauchamp
Miss D'Avra as Casserima. Miss Law
renee as Edith. are all we'll cast. The
other characters are in capable hands.
and finished performance of this
beautiful story was enacted. Especial
notice is called to the magnificent stage
settings for Falicia No expense has
been spared to make them the grand
est ever seen in this city. New special
ties will be produced between acts.
The performance will be repeated to-
night and tomorrow night.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-31
,oooooooooooooooo,
PERSONAL MENTION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Nat Brown Of Moscow is in the city.
F. L. Armstrong of Boise is in the
city.
J. H. Shildt was in Kendrick on busi-
ness Wednesday,.
A. T. Harris was in the city yester-
day from Russell.
Judge Warren Truitt of Moscow is
visiting in the city.
Herb Cole has returned from his
farm near Culdesac.
c. f. Wood Of Genesee was a visitor
in the city yesterday.
o. p. Pring made a business trip to
Kendrick Wednesday.
Gus. r. Thiering has returned from
a trip to Twin Falls.
]. J. Hogabaum of Lapwai is regis
tered at the Bollinger.
Cash Cole is visitor in the city
from Cottonwood creek.
c. c. Fuller Of Orofino was in the
city yesterday on business.
G. w. Suppiger Of Kendrick tran
sacted business here this week.
Mrs. A. F. Haines of Orofino was
visiting friends here Wednesday
Attorney ]. B. Anderson has re-
turned from business trip to Spokane.
H. D. Eby. U. S. Chinese inspector,
was in the city from Helena this week.
United States District Attorney N.
M. Ruick of Boise is in the city on
business.
Jos. Alexander spent Wednesday
looking after business interests at
Juliaetta.
Henry Wax of Grangeville was in
the city Wednesday and returned home
yesterday.
o. w. Leggett, the lilo Merchant and
postmaster, transacted business here
Wednesday,.
Miss Mccoy. county superintendent.
visited the schools in the Orofino dis
! trict this week.
Sol. Hasbrouck, clerk Of the supreme
court, left for his home in Boise yes
terday morning.
H. c. Cullom, special agent of the
land Office, has returned from a trip to
Troy and vicinity.
A. w. Conway and Geo. B. Martin
were business visitors in the city this
week from Culdesac
A. Mcpherson, state pure food COM
missioner was an arrival in the city
from Boise, Wednesday.
| N A. Leach Of Portland, represent
ing the grain firm of Kerr. Clifford &
Co, was in the city yesterday on BUSH
| ness.
Geo. d. Mcleod has returned from
Twin Falls where he secured 100 acres
of land in the recent opening under the
Carey act.
| G. X. Andrews, Chinese emigration
inspector of Bonners Ferry and Moy
Don Shing, interpreter. of Helena are
| in the city on business.
j. b. Crosfield of San Francisco was
| in the city on business. He is repre-
sentative of Baker e. Hamilton OF
Benecia. Cal.
Sam Langert of Spokane was Wis
itor in the city this week. Mr.. Langert
is interested in the firm of A. l..
Thompson & Co.
| Anna Eaves oldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs f. W. Eaves has been seri-
ously i'll during the past week but is
now reported better.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-31
University

Substitutes-Normal Harland; TO
University. Hunter, Reeves and, Han
sen.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-31
COLLEGE Baseball Today

NEW YORK. March 29.-East and
south there are number OF important
baseball games among the college
.s today for the fans TO read about
and ponder over In this section the
chief games scheduled are those De-
tween Princeton and New York univer-
sitv at Princeton. Pennsylvania and
Irrsius at Philadelphia. and Yale and
Manhattan at New Haves. AT NASH
Vile the Cornell team lines up agalns'
the nine of Vanderbilt university.