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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20
The Capitol Well.

The Board of Capitol Commissioners
met yesterday and opened the bids
for the sinking of the artesian well.
None Of the bids were satisfactory
to the Board and they have extend
ed the time for additional bids, fo.'
8 period OF thirty days.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20
s25 Reward.

The above reward will be paid for
information leading to the arrest and
conviction of the hunters who woun.,-
ed a stock animal on the Holstina
Ranch May 10th.
S. P Davis
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20
Flowers for Decoration Day.

Lovely carnations, lilies, rose-buds,
only $500 per box. c. o. D.
Write now MRS. F. RILEY.
(Rox go Fruitvaie, California.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20
Cannot be Changed.

Word has been received in Reno
from Washington authorities to the
effect that the plans furnished for the
Federal building cannot be changed
and that the building will have to be
constructed as planned in the original
bill and within the Appropriation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20
A Democratic Triumph.

Stockton has scored a great victory
for Democracy and municiple owner
ship.
Stockton is a radical republican city
but the Democrats put ticket in the
field on a platform Of municipal OWL
ership and the result was the same as
Chicago The Democrats swept every.
thing
Give the party the right kind of is
sues and the people will 1iock to tbs
Democratic standard.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20
Notice to Hunters

No hunting of any sort is allowed
upon the Holstine ranch. The under
signed objects to the killing of either
stock or birds there
s. P Davis
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20

Wanted:- Neatly furnished suite of
rooms. Centrally located. Two gen
tlemen. State terms. Address P. o.
Box 215 Carson City, Nevada.
Pure maple sugar may be obtained
at the Boston Bakery. This is the
genuine stuff and came from George
Bdown's old home in Buffalo, New
York. Try a cake of it.
Circus today and the man, woman
or child who misses it has q large
kick coming
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20
Must Hang.

CHICAGO, May 19.-The jury in the
Johann Hoff case who was accused of
numbering several wives has found a
verdict of guilty in the first degree.
asking that the penalty be fixed at
death. Sentence will be pronounced
next week Hoffs attorney gave no
tice of an appeal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20

N. Fay, the prosperous Sheridan
stockman spent yesterday in this city
Capt. Peter Curtz Of the Alpine
mines is spending q few days in this
city
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20
First Class in Every Particular.
A Company That Keeps its Promises.


Chicago, March II, 1906
Mr. F. ". Day,
Carson City, Nevada.
> Dear Sir
showing impress upon your
customers that fit and satisfaction It old
and we'll read that "a satisfied customer is the best
advertisement" This the kind Of advertising that has
helped the biggest tailoring in the
World and right at the beginning Of the
wish viii satisfy
The Point wish to make is simply this: don't
want single dissatisfied customer. We the
CLOTH consequently will
Should exceptional lose its shape do not
hesitate the will it
in shape and II this cannot be done, will make
for you, matter how long during the
the customer
The same applies to the Innings We guarantee
nnos and Innings not entire satisfact
ion we will refine garments free Of charge.
Trusting that will efforts to provo the merits
Of madetomeasure with best wishes
successful Spring business, Yours truly
THE INTERNATIONAL TAILORING 60.
p. s. The Spring line 10 complete, there
"outs" Or Temporary "outs."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20

Controller Davis was a departuro
for Reno last evening.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-03-10

the inscription, Dallas, Champ.
ions Of Oregon. = It was evideut-
sly the intention to unfurl this
banner at the conclusion of the
game as it was brought into the
hall snugly wrapped up. But
the unexpected result Of. the
game spoiled this part of the
program and a crowd of college
boys, learning Of the presence Of
such a banner, attempted to
secure it. The cooler heads
present, however, persuaded the
boys to desist, and the banner
returned to Dallas intact. Had
Dallas won and then haunted
her banner in the face of the
students there certainly would
have been something doing. &
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-03-10
Not Unfurled.

The best laid plans of this
life often miscarry. Now and
then the miscarriage of some
project is a matter Of almost life
and-death importance. Again,
it may be funny in the extreme.
The following in the Telegram
of March 9TH is interesting from
OAC's point of view, to say the
least:
The manager Of the OAC boys
basket ball teamis trying to make
arrangements for a series Of
games with MAAC team. Multi
nomah has defeated Dallas, last
years. champions, and the result
of Fridays game between OAC
and Dallas would make the
above series a most interesting
one.
An amusing incident, and one
that might have caused trouble,
during the Dallas. game, not
heretofore reported, was the
fact that the Dallas rooters
brought with them to Corvallis
ali Illuminated banner bearing
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-03-10
Apropos Taxes.

On closing his books last Tues
day evening, Sheriff Burnett
escertained that up to that date
this year taxes had beenspaid at
his Office in the sum of $32, $50.
This is thought to be fully as
good as last year at the same
date, possibly a trife in excess.
Next Wednesday night, March
18th, marks the closing of time
allowed for tax rebates. Those
who paw their taxes before March
s, are allowed rebate by law.
If one-half Of your taxes are not
paid by the first Monday in April,
which is the 3rd, you will be
compelled to submit to a Io-per-
cent penalty and pay II per cent
interest on the amount until paid,
If one-half is. paid you can let
the rest run without penalty Or
interest until October, but if not
paid then, or by that time, 1t IS
subject to a 1o-per-cent penalty
from the 3rd of the previous
April on. Ii not settled on these
terms by October the taxes be-
come delinquent and the property
is subject to sheriff sale.
/ No rebate is granted on taxes
tpaid later than March IS. To
escape the payment of penalty
and interest, at least one-half
the amount of your taxes must
be paid by, or on, the FIRST Mon
day in April, which falls on the
3rd of the month this year. II
taxes are paid on the 4th OF
April they are subject to the TO
percent penalty and I2 per cent
interest for one day. Some people
seem to think that they are
granted rebate up to the first
Monday in April; this is. not so
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-03-10
Poor Cinderella.

Everybody should make it a
point to be present at the enter
tainment given at the chapel this
evening for the benefit of the Vii
iage Improvement Society. The
vocal and elocutionary depart
ments have the work in hand un-
der the management of Mrs. Green
and Miss Crawford. A good time
is assured at r1diculously small
price -25cts for adults and I5cts
for children. Following is the
program:
PARTI
Music-The Water Mill. Perkins
Ladies' Chorus.
Dialogue-The Old Country Aunt's
Visit to the City.
CHARACTERS.
Aunt Peabody Lena Tarter
Miriam, a friend of the sisters, 80. 3
............. Stella Parsons
Hattie her nleces Laura Pratt
Scene THE arrival of Aunt Peabody
Vocal solo-Polly and I, Wakefield
81. Miss Minnie Philips.
Scene 1.-THE Party. :
Dialogue Cinderella.
DRAMATIC PERSONAL
Clnderella .............. .Lura Fletl
Sister Rose. se............. Isabel Wright
Sister Ellen. Alice Wicklunc
Godmother of Cinderella. :. Myrtle
| Dedaven ....................
The Prince. Roy Harlan
| warden. Jonn McO0rmacE
PART II
Scene Poor Cinderella, who has no
friend save her fairy godmother.
Vocal duett-Parted. Smar
Misses Mabel Ready and Mar
garrett Heron
Loves Golden Dream. Lemon,
Ladies' chorus.
Scene II-Attiring room near hall room.
Scene III The Prince and Warden
are determined to find the owner
of the slipper.
Vocal solo Old Folks at Home. Foste
i Miss Agnes Won der HELEN.
Scene Iv-Oinderella becomes the
bride of the Prince.
| OlaoiS soAS. lauDeT
i Ladies chorus.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-03-10

Repairing Of all kinds done neatly
and without delay by D. 4 A.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-03-10

It may be of interest to many
people to learn that person found
with anotheI's property in his
possession cannot be accused Of
theft. This is point Of law raised
by Attorney w. E. Yates, during
the process of the trial held in
Justice Holgate's court a few days
ago. It must be proven that the
finder Of stolen property knew
who was the loser and retained the
property thereafter.
The two young men who were
before Justice Holgate's court last
Monday afternoon were turned
loose. One of them was on trial
and the other, having turned states
evidence. was held as witness. It
is said that he did not make an
ideal witness. At any rate the one
on trial was acquitted and the
other of course went free. As it
stands the state lost the case. Mrs
Flett received her wedding ring
back and Mr.. Flett was paid sum
that would about cover the value
OF the jewelry if it were sold as old
lg0ld, but not the cost of it as
ljewelry. This is too bad, as much
LOT the jewelry was priced on ac-
count OF the memories it recalled.
Some Of the jewels were heirlooms
III \ = 49, a
land greatly priced BY the family.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29

EVEN Sugar City. town only
four years old. is already advocating
municipal ownership 1t seems that
it does not take long to become ac-
quainted with corporation greed and
rapacity. One Of the municipal
platforms in that burg says: I'VE
believe in the municipal ownership
Of all public utilities and favor the
erection Of an electric light system
as soon as compatible with the
financial conditions Of the city"
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29

LET the people decide the question
Of municipal ownership Of an elec-
tric light plant. and make each set
Of candidates pledge Themselves to
carry out the wishes Of the people,
II they find after = thorough investi-
cation that municipal Ownership in
La Junta is practical. Would the
electric light company be making
such . fierce fight against municipal
ownership il they were sure that .
thorough investigation Of the sub
ject would demonstrate that il was
not practical! Is il not ridiculous
to claim that . La Junta city coun-
Gil has not the capacity Of . corpora
ton to employ competent men to
run an electric light plant! II
may be. however. that running IN
electric light plant 10 like running .
newspaper-there are only few Of
the best Of Us that know how. We
are from Miaouri-on the electric
light plant.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
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WHEREAS. SOLOMON srROuss AND
" Paa-be e. ssroa-s. his vif--. .t..rrs-rs su-
4. b Isrs aud rscord-d s-pss.h-r u: 4. D.
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eDunty. .tss~ of Cotosada. the following ~
-erib-sd s-.i estate situated in osero cs'unsy.
Lo, liz 81. black shirs~sa tis,. in the sssa
a sugar CITY: which es,sveysnn- %. - nsA~
ssemis-sry notes. eseesss.i b. she ..ld x,L,.os
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" the order af siiiiman Wiliisas In, uho
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W give To the puechs see ~ pareaa-ees 81 xueA
sale Certificate ~ certiAcaer- u psreAasr u
ssd for the pesai-s- ~nld. FOR the rasvs-e At
saying The principal esd issese-s dse ~ aid
assl~ and al noaies ahvssnrd fos tssr>. To-
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sss-r nr-s payins all f-~~. charges asd er~ts Al
making such sale and advertising ~aid pees-
ise-
Wh-r~4s. default has hs~n made in the pay
ssent ~ the principal. interest- taBes and In
surune~. and aid asfsuls ssiii eai.s.;
Wh-r~As. q. Eaesy Harris. the iesal holdes
~ said note has deciared violation At The
covenant. Al aid nose spd ds--l a. trust. e.A
that said inhsbt~-ssr~s j. DssU due sDd payehse.
end has slaee~d N sdy~Stisr tAs aaid Os1ggsty
ips sahs 80 Aas ALL Ai. vsiease p~eies ~ elsr-
eioa Esd deDssA fos sale With the uaAss-
Noe. tkerseDse. In coasides.tion ~ aid no
ties esd request asst In cssssplsnr~ th~r~uitk.
anA oa<iev aud By virsu- ~ the Tnps-v s1d so.
skngjey cunveyed so and v~~seh in ~ said
dss1 ~ trust. ]. e. A. R-~shoh@. public tru~ts~
in ass1 for Oteeo esp1nty. state ~ toloesslo. do
k~ssay give four s~eh. public notice that viIi
WEDN NEsDAy. APRIL II. \. d iM..
% h00elnet In the fpe~esssa. ~ the Kansas
ssross fruns du.sg ~ the essunty coart house. NJ
II Saaee. in the csssnsy ~ Osero. ssss~ ~ Co1ss
rsds. ssli all the ah,ve decritrd p.-wises 81
pnh1te sorsisa for sh~ highest and Arst psicr
- vtu - neec@asry. for the purpo-~ - payina
aid ie6sA1sdness and the ezp-n-e~ al exsrut-
hs1sd 81 Il Jusss. Colorsda, MsssA =. isak.
G. A. BEBRBOmM.
PuAaie Trustee sos Otess County. CsSsroAa.
rieu1 h1icasion. 0arrh n. rs6.
kase DoAlbcatSo1- April Is. tU.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
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SUMMONS

STATE or coL9nADo' l.. Z. I.s
CosAI wISnn. Plaintiff. ..
YssxE }. wISxK. Dss-ndsns
The People ~ tbs STATE of Colcssdo. N Gsank
0kEET1N6.
You srs hereby required In appsss I. an
srsioe eeoasht assiust yOs ~ sAe ahDvs nssed
plaintiff. in the couuey court of R~rO cpunty
aeass of ColorsdD ssd aasvse sks esa piAint
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oe b. publicasion os, IL sssved oas a H. STATE
q Colorsdo. within afsy days sfsss tAe service
hssesf. sAeIasive a sAe day q sssyiqs A. said
sstiaa nay b. regularly 81 fos trial sAe aaDe
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he said sctioa u bsussks ~ plsise'n y. ob
tain . tecrre of divorce. di~-s1lvinx tk~ hsnd-
~ mesrinnay .Dw eHissine bsswscn plaintifi
asd A-feaians. the xroand At cruelty. a.
will aorr fally apSsar frua esapaaiss tn aid
.esioa W Which rsfer-ses is k9s- ~sds and
And you arr AerpAg sassi1sd thas IL yoa faii Ia
appeaS. ssd ~ answer shs said roaplaint a.
akose required, tks .sid pasisti1 viii apply tn
tAe Coart fos tks reIisf eheesis deoandsd.
0ivss under ~ hasA aaA shs ssal ~ -aid
Court, 81 La Juata, 10 aid coasty. thi. .seh
day a Jasuas,. 4. D. t0h
4. n WALLIS.
Ix~MeSo Clerk.
FIRST Qualification. March =. laM.
Last pub1ieatiua- Ap<il - inS
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29

The long suffering editor Of the
Garden City Herald nerved himself
up tn the following confession and
protest last week. 1T has often
been q matter Of wonder how 50
many hotels and restaurants can
make it 60 in Garden City. That's
easy. There are from fifty TO
seventy-iive ladies' who attend from
two to four afternoon parties every
week. and their husband and sons
have to 20 to the restaurants or
starve Lamar Sparks.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
WEDNESDAY. MARCH .. 1895

- -. JUNTA is city Of saD pop.
(L!!::; !: /: ! ! !
r. miles S~.s Of kzn-a- City. Isl
nAAAH miles southeast of Drawer. 81
- miles east Of Pueblo, and 81
r..ii.,- north aud east of Trinidad The santa
We Railroad Company Is nor ext-sDdtng tshns,
IA l-srnzn.as construction sork, consisting of
sarhin. shops. stor-hoase. addition to round
hsa-- foussdry and extensive ar-hops- Inr siti-
tusi~ is A0s5 fsst. and the climate, taken the
year round. l. unsurps s-~ed- Almost constant
san shin. ckarsctsrisrs the winters and y h"ii,
cloudy day Is q rarity La JuntA has all IN.
ss-troDolifsa coav-aisecss ne-fed ~ city OF
..GD poDalssioa. including many mile 81
brick sids Alks, perfect system oil sanitary
--v-rAse. an ~ieetric light plant Shieh sup
plies an sii-dsy and Aii-nixht service water
works ovne-f by tbs city, plant tor IN. manu-
fsctur~ of artificial ice. thrss rural free delivery
r.sat~-. FIRE deps rtm~nt. telephone system with
.S -ub~crihsrs, free exchange with k"rkJ
t,rd and loag distance connections With an,
part Of the state; q school system exreil.d b5
a. city in the state. employinx t~enty--~ven
teachers IN :. rooms ehurc hes. fifteen secret
snd frat~rnAl or,isrs, tSo hanks. SsD-0D capital
and esD.0A deposits; thre- nev-IsIrr.. oS'~rs 2
hoa-~ Of 10 seating capacity. brick plant of
- nD daily capacity. manufacturing hr-t quail
ity Of vitrinsi brick -four mill of 90 barrels
tally capacity: Utopian cemsat kioek Plant
ss.cond largest in the state. in fact, La Junts
i. Of the h-st towns of it, .irs In the state
81 Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29

OVER in Delta people will vote
upon the question Of license or no
license this spring. There are two
tickets in the field. but both sides
have pledged themselves to abide
by the wishes Of the voters That
is the best way to settle differences
of opinion in municipal affairs. far
better than the La Junta method Of
arraying people against each other
like cats and dogs.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
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usrI.p STATE LA.p oy.l

CxirGp STaYss LAsp Ovvlc9 AT
PuEsLo, Colo, March n, teuk
NOTICE II HEREBS 6IvEN TMAT f0k
" fnllovinx nan~d .essier has ale-f nosies oe
her inssssinsl "a make Anal psnnf in support ~
her claim, and that aid peuot vili tr made -
soss the clerk of the district eours at Las .Ahi-
mas. Colorado. on April -. iAk. Wis. Lisss-
sinoa: n. =, 10. ISL for tho east half -ss0shea.s
quarter. -scfiosl 10. and east half nssrtAasss
qssrssr. section Is, to~uship !. -ousA. rans- -
vest.
He nsssss the fnliowinx witnesses IN peoss
his contiuuoa- nssid~ue~ upon and cuitiv seton
of said land via: Coiumbu- u. mekisnrJ
NavlmAn. all al Las AnisnAs, cnloredo.
=. A. AUoBN .9exS~eer.
Tisst pahiicati1s. nArrk Ia 1n6.
Last publication. April 10. isb.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
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La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29

MUNICIPAL ownership and govern
ment control and regulation Of the
corporations that have to do with
the every day life Of al Of US. such
as producers Of foodstufs. railways.
and the like. are fast becoming the
all-absorbinR questions Of the day.
II the people Of this community are
progressive. La Junta will get in
line on election day and vote for the
municipal ownership Of the electric
light plant There is nothing like
getting a start-in life. in business,
and likewise in municipal owner
ship.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29

LIKE the at. the Amity Optimist
has came" hack. II was resurreet-
by John W. Dautrich. an old Rocky
Ford printer. and made its initial
appearance last week. after = brief
sojourn in the shadow Of the valley
Of death Mr.. Dautrich seems TO be
optimistic about his prospects. and
the TkiBUNE hopes that in the full
ness of time they may be realized.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29

Tine plot thickens. At almost the
last minute c. W. Bomgardner re-
tired from the race for mayor. for
reasons Of his own. end the contest
is now on between J. B. Pearce and
A. B. Corbin. Under thee condi-
tons even the friends Of the latter
admit that Pearce has much the
best Of il and will be electsd. Il
Junta ought to elect Pearce becausl
Of the enemies he has made. The
electric light compaay. tie alesas,
the drug stores. tie slot machines,
the Santa Fe, asd The tempesanca
people with their usual politiea|
stupidity). have III ben arf.ysd
against Pearce, but now dat bsa.
gardner has withdrawn tassre vill
proeably be . NV alignmsne.
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La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
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