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La Junta tribune., 1905-05-27
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Tie pssisiaa Of the Lyoas CampA,u Coanis-
sioo ConpAAy e0s nehAte ok taBss for sAe pear
IAs o. ske <roand tkst thss vsss s.ss>ssd "a
aaS Assd = eessls, shss~as tAsx did nes have
more - kAsd IN Oz~ro county 1os saiA year.
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The pseisioa Of Aafio-k 4 Woadssiy for ~
bate Of taxss fos the year i0pA @ H. SroaAd
that they we're a-se>>sd the sua of G-1de oa
i'm proseasnts q los :. btoek -. Ia JunsA-
snereas they bad no sach inpeoss1Ants %
such Los vhsn said assessment Sas nod: . re-
bate Is On motion granted . vsiuAtioo OF
Ths pssisio1 Of I'd Gussaysaa sor rebate Of
s~.snent on los l. block =. Rocky Eord- uas
excessive for said year. is on u.otIoo granted On
. yaluatioo Of S10 Amoalf Of nehsts- - 8 10
The petisioa Of Periey A. GsorOs for rebate
of tsKes for year ~ On rhs ground that hs
~as sss~-ssd o1 personal prot'ssty. vhersas be
had no persoaAl property In Otefo county sub
3-ct 20 assessment for said year. is motion
granted. Amount Of rebate . s.
SAFE OF COLORADO.
/ n d. Garvood. county clerk in and for
aid ooanty and state aforesaid, do heresy esrsi-
trsas~ct-d At the A.y nesting tAersof.
which relate. To the silo~a ane~ Of bills the
granting ~ rebates of tAaes and the letting OF
eoatraet.-
Ia witness vhsr~of have hereusto .es ny
hand and sfhIed the ssal Of said county, this
I'D day Of Nay, A ID. isss
X. d. GARwOOD.
County Clerk
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The Washington times., 1905-03-05
A "Phony" Bureau.

There is a little wooden shack situated
at South Capitol and Canal streets.
which WAS originally built for the use
Of men employed on the tunnel and on
the Pennsylvania railroad.
The men who use the place have OBJ
tanned a large sign with Information
Bureau painted in glaring letters across
it From the trains which stop there
on account of the inaugural crowds
streams of people come daily and afford
amusement for the idle employees in the
shanfy.
The lives OF the people living In the
vicinity of the alley located between
First and Second streets and Canal and
r streets southeast were endangered
last week when two ash men fought for
nearly an hour In the alley with fists
and other weapons. Neighbors tele-
phoned to the police station for an Of
ffcer to arrest the men.
Mr.. Melville L. Bradford, Phi. D., now
senior clerk for F. p Weller, the we'll
known druggist of southeast. has been
elected seconti vice president of the Re
tail Drug Clerks Association. Mr..
Bradford has been with Mr.. Weller for
seven years having been with Guy NJ.
Nelly for two years previous to going
with Mr. Weller. Mr.. Bradford was for
merely recording secretary for the asso-
citation and has always been very active
in the work of the society.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05
Engine Company at Brookland.

The chemical apparatus. which has
for so long been the only means Of fight
ing the fires OF Brookland, will shortly
be replaced by an engine company.
The work of rebuilding the house. in
order to make room for the engine, is
nearing completion.
Mr. ard Mrs. Thomas Lawson, OF
Portsmouth, Ohio and Miss Mary Glib
son. Miss Veva Miller. both OF Ken
lucky. are visiting Mrs. Charles Moul-
ster, OF Ninth street.
Miss Maud Lawson. who has spent
most of the winter in Brookiand will
leave for the West after the inaugura-
ton.
Miss Clare Phillip ard Miss Mildred
Mcclure, Of Uniontown, Pa, are visit
ing Mrs. William Robertson, OF Ninth
and Joliet streets.
Mrs. L. ". julien is entertaining as
her guests. Mrs. Strong. Of Brooklyn
n. Y. and Mrs. Marques, of South Car
oiina
The Washington times., 1905-03-05

villa about twenty years ago. At that
time a willow tree on the property plant
ed by Pope himself showed signs of de
cay, and "Labhy." in order to preserve
some visible link with the past, had a
branch cut off and planted, The small
tree looks vigorous and recalls the poet S
own lines:
Thames heard the numbers as he flowed along
And babe his willows learn the moving song.
What is puzziing literary and artistic
London most is why Labouehere IS de-
sorting Pope's villa, which was sup
nosed by those who knew him to be
one of his most treasured possessions.
..Sone serious consideration must have
prompted him. said n weli-known man
who has shared the hospitality Of Pope s
villa on numerous occasions. He has
sold his place in Palace Yard, next the
house of commons. to the government
for improvement purposes. All these
strange and unexpected developments
lend color to the. rumor that Mr.. La
bouchere eontemplates resignation from
public life.
He sees the degeneracy of English
politics, and feels that his opportuni-
ties of ever sharing in the private
councils of the British empire are past.
The late Queen Victoria was obstinate
" opposed to her ministers placing him
in any position of responsibility in the
Government of the country. Even Mr..
The Washington times., 1905-03-05
Dkgozrrzla gdale>

Miss NJ. Monro postponed her singing
at the Rhode Island methodist Protes-
tant Church until this morning.
Miss Cobey. of 2t33 First street north
west, Immediately following the enter
tanning of the Sophomore Club of Cen
trail High School, became seriously i'll
with appendicitis and was sent to the
hospital. An operation was performed
and she IS now slowly recovering.
Al Henley. although he did not place
in the mile event at the last George
with appendicitis and was sent to the
consistent and spersevering runners
while training. and one in whom
Central takes great pride.
Louis Sergeant, who is boarding with
F. Idnthicium at PIG First street north
west. is acting IN the capacity of roed
foreman of engines of the Pennsylvania
railroad. on night duty during the rush.
Mr.. Sergeant is a resident Of Pfila-
delpi1ia.
Mr. and Mrs n. j. Jackson, Of Balti-
more are here for - Inauguration,
ard are staying at their relatives, al
2116 First street northwest.
Capt. Ralph Ourand. OF 211s First street.
northwest. while sparring with few
| friends. was the recipient CT a black
| eye ard 4 broken nose.
A pleasant surprise party was given
| to mir and Mrs. A B. King, of So ii
street northwest. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Charles King. Mr.. and
Mrs. w S. Groves. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ed
wards, Mr. and Mrs. A. Graham, Mrs. c.
| Graves and daughters, Mrs NJ. Farmer
| C Downing. Mrs. NJ Ishman. Mrs. C
| Bradfield. Of Baltimore, Md; Mrs. Sam
uel Groves, Mrs. Daniel King. Miss Nc
| Doweli Mrs. w II. Shipman, Mrs Han
nan, Mrs J H. Turner. Miss Sidney
/ Cooper, Henry Jefrfes, Lee King, Mr.
Gruffy, Miss Grufs~ Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin King. Miss Emma BaIlman. and
/ Mrs Ella Cooper. The vocal music was
rendered by Miss Mcdowell. Mis-:
/ Crafty, Mr.. Gruffy, and Lee King. ac
cornpanied on the piano by Miss Guffy
After the refreshments were served tbs
evening was brought to a close by q. few
old-tir7e dances.
| Mrs. II. NJ Shannon, of % Seatol
street northwest, entertained at a pro
gressiye eucflre party Saturday evening
The hostess was assisted by Mrs Ster
i rett, of Texas. First laGy's prize wa
| won by Mrs. Sterrett. second lady
prize. by Miss Kent: first gentleman
prize by Mr.. ABBOTT. second gentleman
prize by Mr. Sehefetd, after which re
tfreshments We're served. Those presen
The Washington times., 1905-03-05

Miss MeCohn; both of the English staft
of the school. The scenes were mostly
humorous recitations from Dickens nov
els.
The part of the marchioness, taken
by Miss Yoder and Dick SwivIer by Mr..
Oldham were especially worthy of conn
ment Mr.. WILDER as Samuel Weller
and Mr.. Trazzare. as the schoolmaster
from Nicholas Nicke1by' were also
very efficient in their parts.
Mrs. William Moore Stilwe1f of New
Rochelle, n. Y, will be the guest of
Mrs. John B. Torbet, Ill G street south
east. during the inaugural week.
Mrs. James c. Meyers. of New York.
will be the guest of Mrs. H. Edwin
Rainals Kondrup, of 215 Second street
southeast. during the inaugural week.
William Na1ley, thfrty-eight years old,
an employe at the Congressional Ii
braFy, met with a painful accident while
working in the engine room last week
| His hand was caught IN the engine cable
and three of his fingers cut off. The
! njured man was taken to Providence
/ Hospital. where his injuries received
| prompt attention.
| Owing to the death of Mrs. B. B
| French, Mrs. William B. French, o.
Capitol Hill, will not be at home agar
| this season,
The Washington times., 1905-03-05
4 Temporary Fireman.

George w. Keefe, ex-professional ball
player, has been appointed fireman
temporarily during the inaugural week.
Thirty new men have been appointed
for this period.
On the ed OF February the Baptist
Young Peoples Union of Second Bap-
list Church gave a Martha Washington
sociabIe In the Sunday school room OF
the church Many young ladies Of the
church were present in costume and
served refreshments.
Mr. FurnelI, district engineer in charge
of the .unnell construction, has been
confined to his house. 115 Fifth street
southeast. for the past month with a Sc
we're attack of grip. From present indi-
cations there is 10 prospect of his i'm
nediately resuming his duties.
Harry H Stone and Agnes NJ. Kelly
were married quietly at ST. Peter {
Church at o'clock on the evening 81
March l. Mr. Stone is from the south
east. but Miss Kelly was from st
Stephens Church In the northwest.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05

Hospital, where he has been confined.
and paraded yesterday as eIarionetis- :,
the Marine Band.
WelIer's Hall, at Eighth and streets
southeast, will be occupied by United
States Marines. The barracks are insult
ficient to accommodate them.
Mrs. Mitchell, of 547 Eighth street
southeast. was given a birthday party
in honor of her twentieth birthday il
the form of surprise by her friends
on February &c. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Schwab, Miss
Laura Depew. Misses Clara and Bertha
Lowenthal, Miss Daisy Marx, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Katzenstein, Miss Stella
Katzenstein, and Mrs. Roach.
Albert Hoffman has been appointed
substitute for Truck G, during the in
auguration-
George T. Smith. OF Truck Company
G, has been detailed at the Pension Of
fee to provide against fire until the
| 4th
Captain Hooper, of Truck G, is ex-
perjencing a hard time this winter. ne
has been forced to leave quarters again
last week, with chills and the grip Ills
wife is In the hospital. Mrs. Hooper is
improving from her operation, but as yet
she has been unable to leave Providence
/ Hospital.
| Idachinist Robinson has been busy car
rying extinguishers from No. S engine
house to the various stands on which
fremen will be stationed en- the 4th
| Lieutenant Howard and Private
Groves. of Truck 6, will be stationed at
the reviewing stand of the President
In full dress on the 9TH
Mr.. Bell, Of SAT c street southeast, is
suffering from a severe attack OF etatic
pneumonia. Mr.. Bell has row been i'll
for about three weeks. X
Mrs. Eliza Petrola, of 1907 E streei
southeast, has recovered from a severe
fracture of the arm. She fell on The
ice about three weeks ago and fractur-
ed her right arm just above the wrist
Lieutenant Virnstein and Private
Hayes, both of Engine Company No S
| have been detailed on duty on Penn
| syIvania avenue during the parade or
tie 4th
]. w Jarrel, of 619 North Caroline
| avenue southeast, will parade on tbs
4th of March, as a mounted officer OF
the staff of Gen. Joe Wheeler.
Sergeant ,Virnstein, of 1901 Thirf
street southeast, is slowly recovering
from his injuries sustained about
month ago by falling on the Ice. Mr.
NiT0SEEin expects " Oe DdSh OAi NoNI
in about n week.
NJ r. Hathaway, of 22a Eleventh
street southeast. has his sister visiting
him fron Boston.
Arthur Simpson, of 1902 B street south
east has friends of his wife visiting
him from New York city.
Two sailors from the Dolphin amused
, their comrades by giving BOXING
: match AS a result two of the crew
: were detailed ashore to search for RENE
dies for black eyes.
The officers and crew of the Dolphin
gave a dance at tka officers hall in tn
Navy Yard last Tuesday evening. Tn
affair was the finest of its kind yet he'll
at the yard. After the dance suppe
was served, and il is said that the ban
! auet cost the officers and crew nearl.
$500
The Eastern Star gavee an Invitation
dance TO a large assembly at the Nava
Lodge Hall on last Tuesday. Durini
the interTnission refreshments wer
: | served by the ladies'
Miss Shomo gave her second masque
2 rade ball at the Naval Lodge Hal
/ Thursday night. The bail was a grea
!
The Washington times., 1905-03-05
Leases New Home.

Prof. I. W. HuntZberger. of the Ma
val Observatory, Georgetown Heights.
has leased the residence at the south
east corner O. Thirty-fifth and streets.
The home and business place of the
late John Archer, 1850 Thirty-second
street has been remodeled.
Mrs Monkey Is confined to her home at
the corner of Thtrty-fifth and p streets.
by illness.
Joseph Blundon. of Riverdale,s Md, has
purchased a building lot on the south
side of o street, near Thirty-second,
where he will build q home.
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Hyde, for
merry of Georgetown, are now residing
at I'll Fifth street,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Copperthite and
family are now residing in their new
home, $685. \ street. The house is one
Of the old Georgetown homes, and has
just been remodeled.
J. MeKenney Berry has sold the old
residence at the southeast corner OF
Thirtieth and r streets.
Julius Crow, formerly of Georgetown,
is here on a visit from New York city.
He is q brother of Mrs. James Keilheri
of 1916 Thirty-second street.
Joseph II. Bradley. of 1913 Thirty-sec-
ond street, has organized the j. II
Bradley company, which will conduct
the real estate and insurance business
at the above address
Robert p. Poore, jr., has recovered
from a several weeks Illness.
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slipped on the ice and seriously injured
its leg.
Mr. Robert L. Weide has returned
from Spencer N. C.
Clayton V. Baldwin is again In Wash
ington, When Mr.. Baldwin left Wash
ngton he went to Colorado. While there
he distinguished himself as a deputy
sheriff taking several bad men" into
custody. Later. as the orderly of Gen.
Sherman Bell. he was identified with the
recent Cripple Creek trouble, where he
added honors to his already deserved
laufels. As we understand 1t, he is at
present serving as aide to General Bell.
in connection with a troop of COW
punchers and Indians brought TO this
city for the inauguration.
He is the son of a wel1-known contrac-
tor and was raised on Capitol Hill His
many friends VIII be glad to note his re-
turn.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05
Pastor Resigns.

The members of the Brookland Baptist
Church regret to announce the resigna-
ton OF their pastor. the Rev. W. e. Glib
son, who has filed the pulpit of this
church for several years, during which
time he had made many friends.
His successor has not yet been APP
pointed, b71t the Rev. Charles H. Oliver.
of Hamilton, N =. will conduct the
services today.
A concert given by the Ladies Ali So
cfety of the BrookiaDd Baptist Churs,h
on Friday night proved most successful.
both socially and financially. Those who
participated IN the entertainment were
the Misses Helen Marean. Edna Simons,
T. Hurtl. LOUISE sturgess, Grace Nelson,
Lucy Lynch, Ruth Sherwood. and Mar
Jorie kinnan, ard Messrs. Ralph Sim
ons, Arthur Sargent, Earle Simons. and
Howard Galbraith
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Therien. OF Min
neapolis, Mimi, are the quests of Mrs.
James f. Mcfugh, and will remain here
until after the Inauguration.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05

Church elected officers for the Sunday
school Those elected for one year were
Mr.. Spencer, superintendent; Mr. Dnt-
man, assistant superintendent; Miss o.
Kelley. treasurer; II. Dug, secretary.
librarians, Lee Murphy and Glen Dor
sey; superintendent of the Home Mis-
sionary department. Miss V. Ferguson;
superintendent of the primary depart
ment Mrs. Coleman; superintendent OF
the intermediate departments Mrs. Proc
tor
By reports It was shown that the total
attendance Is about 500 On next Mon
day there will be an election held for
the delegate TO the Maryland annual
conference Of the Methodist Protestant
Church at Sails bury, Md.
Privates Barker and Bargmann, OF
| Engine Company No L. were detailed
for duty on Pennsylvania avenue yes
| terday during the time Of the parade.
| Waterman Chase Is doing detail work at
the Pension building
There was a small fire at 1921 RIbar-
ger street on Tuesday. February IS. No
serious damage was done. but there was
a great deal of excitement
Engine No y was called 80 box n on
| a false alarm last Monday
Next Tuesday the congregation Of st.
| Martins Church will meet 80 formulate
plans for the coming fair These fairs
| are well known among the residents Of
blooming daIe, and said 10 be a great
success
a complimentary dance was given By
| Mr.. McDonoueh. Mr.. Donders, and Mr..
DAILY. AT ST Martins Hall. The dance
was well attended and proved TO be- a
great success socially.
lexington Presbyterian Church in
tends to break ground for a new build
ing about the first of spring. The
money will be raised on the lot. which
they own.
The fire engine house. No L. is badly
il need OF repairs or respectable room
in which TO lounge The walls are
broken. window blinds torn, and the
woodwork sadly in need of painting.
Probably If the authorities would In
any way attend TO these needs the fire.
men would fully repay their efforts by
better and more proficient work
On Wednesday Mrs. SanelI became the
wife of Howard sayder IN Father Ham
, mans residence. Only the friends of the
family were present.
Mr. SaneI. the telegraph operator at
the baseball games. has the unique
: distinction of having reported every
baseball game es the Washington base
ball team.
Mrs. Schnopps, at 3l5 Florida avenues
/ is very ii and is confined to her bed.
Miss Mary FiIius, 81 r street. north
/ west, an employee of the bureau. has
been sick with pneumonia for the past
three weeks. but is now convalescent.
Emily Collins. % T street. daughter of
Nicholas Collins. an eInpIoye De the
1 bureau. is recovering from d spell Of
/ cfliekenpox.
5 Wednesday the Marquette Baseball
League met in Carroll Hall FOR the cleo
ton of officers. Joe Batch was re-
elected president + f. Healey was
elected secretary and treasurer.
: Al Browning, at 234 Florida avenue. is
t | very sick and confined TO bed with fever,
n The Rev W H. Washington. presid-
t ing elder OF Pennsylvania Conference al
/, t Chambersburg. Pa, will conduct SER
: vices at the Memorial Church Of United
g Brethren for Christ
81 The Quincy Orphanage Board meets
at Quincy, Pa, on March 3. Mr.. Hauck,
: pastor OF the Memorial Church OF
t tinted Brethren for Christ, viii attend
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Za;thead aslljl1gtorl

Miss Lillian Mae Baker and Richard
Green We're married at the reetory of
St Peters Church by the Rev. Father
O'Brien. on Saturday, February %,
Mr. Green is Of Capitol Hill. and Miss
Baker formerly resident OF East
washington. but now of the Northwest
Mr. and Mrs. Green will be at home
to their friends at is North Carolina
avenue southeast, after March /.
C. L. Smith, head bookkeeper for Guy,
Curran & Co.. had an agreeable surprise
in the form of a birthday party given
him last week at his house, 300 Penn
syIvania avenue southeast He was
presented with a handsome gold watch,
a brown silk vest. and a pipe.
Miss Edna Shaw of Capitol HILL has
fully recovered from her recent Illness
The Washington times., 1905-03-05
RrookIa11d

The friends of the Phunny Pheilows
Club were delightfully."- entertained at a
dance, in the town hall, last Saturday
night.
The hall was decorated with bunting
and many cclored lights.
Among the guests eff the evening were
the Misses Florence Heath, Helen Mouls-
ster, Maud Lawson, Mary Downing,
Emelia Rosendale. Helen and Louise
Cove. Grace Tansill. Edna Simons, Ruth
johnson, Louise Sturgess. Helen
MaTean. and Ethel Dowel. Messrs. Stan
ley Dyer, Fred Tansill, Milton Daniels,
Milton Lenor. Joseph Marsden, Emmett
Brennan. Charles Hanna. Edward Mar
can, Stanley Marean, Ralph Sinaons.
Eliot Moves, Frank McHugh, Harry
Pike. Howard Galhraith. Arthur and
Edward Carpenter.
The BroolSland Glee and Social Club
were entertained at the home OF Miss
Lucy Lynch, on Tuesday evening
After the business of the club had
been discussed, the remainder of the
evening was spent in music and singing
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GEORGETOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Al Cox, of jacksonville
Fla. are here on a visit to remain few
days
Thomas Fleming. of Philadelphia, for
merly OF Georgetown, is visiting his
father at 416 Fourth street.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward R. Miller and
daughter. of Allegheny. Pa, are visiting
Mrs. j. C. Miller, of 1919 street.
Frank Burrows. the Georgetown pre-
cinct detective. has recovered from a
severe spell of Illness and has returned
TO duty
Miss Essie Reintzen. of Mechanics
vile, Md. is the guest of Mrs. Robert
Poore, of Valley street.
Miss Fannie Anger, of Georgetown.
who has been seriously i'll. is reported
to be improving.
Edward V Killeen. who has spent the
winter In Norfolk, Va. has returned to
Georgetown.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05
Euchre Party and Social.

The Sunday school teachers Of St
Peters Church gave euchre party and
social in the reetory Of ST. Peter s
Church last week. After passing an en-
joyabie evening at euchre refreshuents
were served and the prizes awarded.
Representative Minor of Wisconsin, re-
siding at 50 y street southeast, has
friends visiting him from his home State
during the inaugural week.
Miss Tate of 81 D street southeast,
had an At home on Monday afternoon
from until p. m Many friends were
present.
Mr.. Long, OF 325 First street south
east employed In the Treasury Depart
nent, is confined to his bed and can
scarcely move on account Of very se-
we're attack of rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs F. Page OF 81 . street
southeast. exBeet company from the
West during the inaugural week.
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Northeast
Washington.

Mrs. john Wilkins left the city Thurs
day for Trenton. n. j. to attend tbs
funeral OF her brother. Roland H. Pot
ter.
The convalesence Of John Gilroy whe
has been confined to the house for some
time with a particularly bad attack o1
grip, Is reported
The Rev Mr.. Ball, pastor OF the Met
rupolitan Church, of Capitol Hill, i.
again In his pulpit after having recov.
cred from q spell of sickness.
Mary Brady, the infant child of j
Fl. Brady, had her face badly Iaceratei
by a dog last week.
Messrs. CasteIl, Fleherty, r. y. Fleh
erty. Harron and Sullivan, anneunct
the next "Virginian'' hop at Mrs. by
er's Wednesday March Is.