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The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11
NUMBER 896
Chancellor Buchtel,

The lecture Saturday night at
Nj. f.. church, by Chancellor Bnch-
tel, was listened to by n large and
attentive audience. DR. Buchtels
subject was Theodore Roosevelt.
de followed the career of the presl-
dent from his early boyhood days
at Harvard college, thence, at the
age of %, IN the legislature of New
\ ork to which he was reelected to
the second Snd third term, Dur
ing his third term young Roose-
welt become convinced that GER
tain Judge bad became corrupt and
he arose one morning and offered
resolution that the Judge be I'M
peached. This motion was land on
the table Ivy unanimous vote; but
not dauntcd Roosevelt on the morn
ing followed presented the same
motion which was AGAIN tabled.
This continued for eight successive
mornings and by this time letters
and kilograms came IN from all
over the state in such numbers
that the House was forced to pass
the resolution and us result the
Judge was impeachcd.
As public commissioner of New
York City, as an officer in the
Spanish war, rs governor of New
York and as president of the
United States Theodore Roosevelt
has been quick to grasp the stu
alton and has always acted with a
determination to give all II square
deal and stamp out frauds whcr-
ever and whenever IN his power.
The speaker intimatcd that IN
industrial crisis now presents it,
self and that the right man Is IN the
presidential chair, backed MS he Is
by the people to right the wrongs
that have grown up under the
present trust system.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11
Election Ntirr.

NOTICE l. hor,b, siyou tia, tho the regular
annual election, f"r the election OF municipal
oficar- for The town OF Monte Vista. will he held
at tho Town Hall. la said town GA 1uosds, the
Fourth ja, OF April, lioi, Tor tho purpose OF
aloctins onn Mayor Tor one year aud three
Trustees for ,~oy-ar
NOTICE 10 also b"fob, given that At the same
ti'nr sud place tho question OF the purchase Ny
said town of tho southwest quarter of tle
northeast quarter al section thirty-.ix, Ia town.
ship ,hifis -nin", north of rnogc seven, l. \. NJ
VI. from tho state Of Colorado FOR III,
purpose Of establishing aud nnintn lnins ~
public park OF pleasure ground will bs -ah.
mitt"d To tl,o qualified elec,or II aid tosn iot
uioir rejection or approval
", G. sASronp.
Town necofdar
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prssbyterian Church :
hrv. d,onas y. Tmoar-os. Pastor

NV. UtohaE =. TmONr-oA, PASTOR,
Morning worship II T. m. Theme
I'VE M. Gods Workmanship" Evening
depart from Me; Tor I attn Staple Man,
q Lord"
Sunday School lon. m. Junior En-
deavos . p. M. Senior Endcsvos oa5 p
m. Apccial Evnnacl,~tic s.rvic~s will
bc held during the week leglninx March
10Th. Rev. Joseph l.. wcasw D. -
os the Firut Presbyterian Church oi
Purb,o viii preach the 3bth. 2ls,. ?2nd
aud xkd. Everybody wcIcomc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

While in California ". c. Meinzer was
affected by rheumatism and since the
first OF September was so crippled that
he was unable To do work Of any kind
Since returning home he has gained ten
pounds in flesh and is alinost free from
rheumatism. 1t is Mr.. Meinzer's opinion
that Colorado is more healthy and offers
better business opportunities than
Southern California. lis wife and
youngcs, son will return here in few
days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11
Cemetery Meeting.

Monday the stockholders of the Monte
Vista cemetery held their annual meeting,
The minutes OF the previous meetings
were read and approved.
The report of the treasurer showed n
balance OF S329.0G on hand
The secretary reported 10 deeds as
having been made during the year, most
Of which were for half lots.
Harry Franckliu aud X. G. Brccken.
ridge were re elected directors for three
years.
There seems to he some trouble in
having graves, which were decided with
out conditions, kept in order as the as
ISOLATION can not take care OF them and
charge the owners therefor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

The regular examination OF teachers
will bc held in Del Norte and Monte
Vista March 10 and l1;at Geo. Carpcu-
ter's residence in Del Nortc aud at the
assessors Office in Monte Vista. Bar
examination will bc held at the same
time and place.
r. G. SPENCER,
Co. Supt.
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NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that n injecting
Of the Stockholders OF the Monte Vista
Driving Park& Agricultural Association
will be held at the town hall IN Monte
Vista, Colorado, on March Is. 1906 ut :
p. m. for the purpose Of ciocling Board
OF Directors. and for such oiher business
as may properly come before tho meeting.
W. &. SANFORD. ID. j. GInus,
See. Pres
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

l.. ID. Troutiettsr is having n big sale
to close out his entire stock. \ repre-
sentative Of Bennett d Bennett ri Chi.
cngo il conducting the sale and goods
are gong fast. On Thursday, the trst
day OF the sale. lsextra clerks were EN-
ploved and had all they could do to take
care Of the trade.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

Major X. II. Hender-hut, III. original
drummer boy OF the iiappahnnnock. and
his son will give an Entertainment, con.
risting Of drum and ile music, original
songs and rccitnt.ons, fife piccolo aud
ocarina solos, at the opera house Mon.
day. March ~.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

Three ears Of horses and fnrm implc.
meats reached thi. station from Peoria,
Illinois. Monday and three ears Of
household furniture came I IN Wcdnc-
day Tor the Parma settlers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

'''''' " 'N'A''0bhis
Mr.. g. g. Biulole, newcomer is
confined to the house with acute pleu-
risy.
j. Z. Neerkamp was called to Del
Norto Wednesday and Thursday on
legal business.
BoRS--- Wednesday, March s, to Mr..
aud Mrs. Charles Wainer, daughter.
pr Whcdon attending.
Charles Idren went to Pueblo Thurs
day night on a business trip and will he
gone two or three weeks.
Mrs Lucille Jcrmy, formerly OF Ala
musa, was married last Wednesday to
MIR. Clarence A. Lyman, Of Denver.
DR. Whedon was called to the Plaza
Wednesday to set dislocated shoulder
for Pcdro Valdez. Pedr, go, the worst of
1t IN scrap.
Homer Gibson diea Wednesday at his
ranch north OF Center, VI blood poison
ing. Mr.. Gibson cane 70 the valley
about Is years ago and was well known
aud highly respected.
DIR. Whedon made an examination of
the eyes OF the pupils in our schools
Thursday. lie found quite number
OF cases OF contagious disease among the
lower grades but nonein the high school.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

The business men Of the Chapman
Bishop block are opposed to the grant
ing of u bowling alley in the Woods
building and are circulating n remon,
STRANGE to that effect.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11
SAM Z. JONES
AT MONTE VISTA
SATURDAY, MARCH :

The bureau has given US deGnntc nssur.
sncc that Mr. Jones will be present on
this date.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

Charles Palmer. Of Montana. who is
visiting his folks 10 Alsmoss. WAS in
town Thursday and Friday. II has been
six years since he left this valley for
the northwest.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

Mrs. a. d. Ford returned to her home
in Denver Thursday night, having settled
some Of the affairs Of the estate Of which
she is guardian.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

Geo. Widman was in Denver Friday
and listened to the argument OF Atty
waldron before the joint assembly. Mr..
Widman thinks the argument was very
convincing especially to the republicans.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

Dxp. March 9th at a:.o r. M, Floyd
&. Pearson age yrs. I mo. and ~ days
after brief illness OF pleurn. pncu.
nionia. Funeral at 2 T.. m. Saturday
March lith at the NJ. u. Church, con.
Quoted by Rev. j. u. Lister. Pastor OF
Christian Church, and Rev. J. u Deeds
pastor of NJ. T.. Church; in,.rncnt in
Monte Vista cemetery.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

The Martinez orchestra goes to Ala
mosa March 18th to play for the st
Patrick's ball at that place. Prepare
tons are being made for line time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

f. c. Cloudy was in Monte Vista sew.
eral days this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

DR.. Whcdon is putting on an addition
to his hospital q by "a feet.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

Fire was discovered Tuesday in the
house occupied by VIM. Bauerle and ex-
tinguished before much damage was
done.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

Il d. Wallace made business trip to
Creedc Wednesday,.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

Mrs. Lundgrcu,w wife OF the famous base
ball pitcher OF Chicago, and niece Of
George Goodrich, is visiting her uncle in
Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

Mrs. Phoebe Hunter and daughter.
Mrs. Oliver left Sunday night on trip
to Los Angeles where they will visit
several weeks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

q. {. Christensen and wife returned
Tuesday from two months trip in
Southern California. They spen, most
Of the time in San Diego and Los An
gclcs They were disappointed in the
climate and the general appearance Of
the cauntry aud are glad TO get back to
the San Luis valley. MIR. Christensen
has been pretty well over the United
States and il Of the opinion that, take
the state all in nil, there is no state that
surpasscs Colorado both as 10 climate
and business opportunity.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

Judge Bassett was down from Del
Norte Wednesday taking in the sights OF
live town.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

Ed. Lubbock left Monday night for
Espsnola, n. NJ. where he will he en-.
gagged in carpenter work Tor two or three
months.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

II don't believe in viewing conditions
through the colored glasses of either
optisisms or pessitnis," said James j.
Hill. of the Great Northern railway, to
a representative Of Success magazine.
! believe in examining them without
prejudice, in order to form conclusions
that approximate the truth. For in
stance. don't try tn pslliate the fact
that in this country We have some big
and threatening problems to solve.
"Onc Of them is the labor question.
The present standard OF wages is ar.
titlcisl. II must be reduced il this coun
try is to compete with others in the
markets Of the world. Our foreign
trade in manufactured products, instead
Of increasing with the increased produc-
ton, is falling oil.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

l. ID. Troutiet,er sold his beautiful
residence in Monte Vista. "Wednesday to
sam Spencer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

Charley Linn has been IN Denver this
week having a good time He returned
home Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

j. T.. Neerkamp was called to Del
Norte Wednesday and Thursday on
legal business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

BoRS-W Wednesday, March s, to Mr..
aud Mrs. Charles Wainer, daughter
Dr Whcdon attending.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

Charles Idren went TO Pueblo Thurs
day night on a business trip and will be
gone two or three weeks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

Mrs Lucille Jcrmy, formerly of Ala
nosa, was married last Wednesday to
MIR. Clarence A. Lyman, Of Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11
The Band Concert.

Over three hundred people attended
the band concert at the opera houst
Thursday night and showed great ap,
probation of the entire program.
The band music was OF a good grade
and was well rendered. Something new
in the way of band music in Monte Vista
was the descriptive piece "A Trip to the
Farm" the rendition of which created /.
good deal OF laughter. The overture
Past and Present contains tho bcauti
iul theme OF the song "Aft.rward' and
is full OF harmony which was well
brought out by the band. The audience
heartily npplauded Incorporate selection,
Bohemian Girl which is very popular.
The slide tromboues showed up well in
the marches Mr. Thomas Cat and
Uncle Sammy" Mr.. En- Earl played
his trombone solo in good style.
The songs by the ladies' and the male
quartettes we're good and repeatedly en-
cored. The hit" OF the evening was
made by the double quartctte in the
Hunting Song and Little Cotton
Dolly
The readings by Miss Faus and Miss
lIcizer were well received, as were the
piano solos by Miss Charlotte Eversole.
Prof. Oliphnnt is real hnmorist and
the people are always glad to hear him
in his characteristic addresses His
auditors Thursday night were oonvulsed
with laughter at the idea Of "soup
overture" aud lice cream serenade, :"
nor was their mcrrimcnt less marked at
Mr.. ELEPHANTS delineatlon of the singing
Of the church choir
The program lasted full two hours but
was so nicely arranged and well rendered
that the attention Of the large audience
was held to the last number
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11


+. c. Cloudy was in Monte Vista sew
| eral days this week.
Dr. Whcdon is putting on an addition
to his hospital u by "a feet.
Judge Bassett was down from Del
Norte Wednesday taking in the sights of
live town.
l. ID. Jroutietter sold his beautiful
residence in Monte Vista. "Wednesday to
sam Spencer.
Charley Linn has been IN Denver this
week having "A good time. He returned
home Thursday.
Miss Grace Love left last Friday even
ing ON n visit Ito Pueblo. Colorado
Springs, Greeley and other points.
Fire was discovered Tuesday in the
house occupied by VIM. Bauerle and ex-
tinguished before much damage was
done.
Arthur Phares returned Thursday
from Oxford, lad where he went last
week on receiving news OF the death of
his father.
Mrs. Phoebe Hunter and daughter,
Mrs. Oliver left Sunday night on trip
to Los Angeles where they will visit
several weeks.
an wi ia ~ ; O., l,..
ball pitcher OF Chicago, and niece of
George Goodrich, is visiting her uncle in
Monte Vista.
Mrs. a. d. Ford returned to her home
in Denver Thursday night, having settled
some of the affairs Of the estate Of which
she is guardian.
The Martinez orchestra goes to Ala
mosa March 18th to play for the St.
Patrick's ball at that place. Prepare
tons are being made for = line time.
The business men Of the Chapman
Bishop block are opposed to the grant
ing Of u bowling alley in the Woods
building and are circulating remon.
STRANGE to that effect.
aH=--
Charles Palmer. Of Montana, who is
visiting his folks 10 Alsmoss. was in
town Thursday and Friday. II has been
six years since he left this valley for
the northwest.
l.. ID. Troutfettsr is having big sals
to close out his entire stock. \ repre-
sentative Of Bennett 4 Bennett ot Chi.
cngo il conducting the saie and goods
are gong fast. On Thursday, the tirst
day OF the sale. IS extra clerks were EN-
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

Senator Dick Morgan, of Boulder
county, is charged with giving away sec.
rets. Morgan, Of Ohio, was said to have
been killed some years ago for divulging
secrets. To say the lcas, it is not honor
able to belray solemn obligations.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

Homer Gibson dieu Wednesday at his
ranch north Of Center, VI blood poison
ing. Mr.. Gibson cane 70 the valley
about Is years ago and was well known
aud highly respected.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

The injunction restraining ". c. Ruiz
from selling his goods at auction has
been dismissed, he having decided to
Mrs. Ruh the home place for her use
and beneiit during her life tune.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

W. II. Hincr OF Hooper was in town
Thursday. He has more confidence in
cattle than sheep and has Just traded a
quarter section for cows and young
stock.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-11

DIR. Whedou made an examination of
the eyes OF the pupils in our schools
Thursday. lie found quite a number
of cases of contagious disease among the
lower grades but nonein the high school.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-19
National Guard Officers Meet.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, June 19.-The ad-
jutant general and militia officers of
many states are gathering in st. Paul
for the annual convention of the In
terstate National Guard association.
The convention will be in session three
days and from all indications will be of
great interest and Importance to those
interested in the affairs of the national
guard
One of the most important questions
before the convention is the advisa-
bility of asking congress to increase
the annual appropriation for the main
tenance of the national guard of the
several states from $1,000,OO0 to 81
600, 900. Members of the national
guard association maintain that an in
crease in the appropriation is neces-
sary to put the guard in good condl-
ton. Under the Dick law passed by
congress two years ago, the national
guard is made the second means OF
defense of the United States, ranking
next to the regular army, and in con-
formity with it's important standing 1t
is deemed necessary that the guard be
fully equipped and kept in an excellent
state of discipline.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-19
Mr., HARRlMAN'S PLANS
He Wants Supremacy in the Pacific
Coast Steamship Trade.

PORTLAND, June 19.-Sup1e macy
in the Pacific coast steamship trade
is the goal of E. H. Hartman, who by
a mastery stroke is preparing to in
wade Northern Pacific, Great Northern
and Canadian Pacific territory by the
long projected extension of the Har-
riman lines from Portland to OLYMPIA,
thence to Port Angeles, and from there
by steamer line to Vancouver, B. c.
Elijah Smith, formerly president OF
the O. r. & N, is in Portland now as
the personal representative of E. H.
Hartman, having arrived here direct
from Boston and New York city. AL
though he will not discuss his plans,
it is known his presence here has much
to do with regard to the proposed ex-
tension that is to parallel Hill prop
critics clear to Port Angeles, and by the
steamer line to Vancouver give Har-
riman control Of the Pacific coast
trade. From reliable sources 1t is un-
derstood that surveyors will be placed
in the field Immediately to run lines
for the new road from Portland TO
Port Angeles.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-19
GAZETTE DECLARES THAT THE
SCHOOL EXHIBIT AT PORT
LAND is OVERLOOKED
Bids Fair to Lie in Storehouse Until
the School Board Began an In
vestigation

A number of our citizens are in
censed at the manner in which the
county school exhibit at the Lewis and
Clark fair is being handled, and es-
pecially Waitsburg public school ex-
hibit, says the Waitsburg Gazette. 1t
seems the Walla Walla spirit was all
powerful and Waitsburg's exhibit bid
fair to repose in storehouse, only Tor
the fact that the school board became
suspicious and proceeded to mvestl-
gate. 1t was found that but small
portion of the exhibit from the public
school of this city was on display, and
When the matter was taken up with
the commission, the excuse was oHered
that but two men were avallable 10
place the county school exhibit on DIS
play and much of it would have to be
laid aside An offer from the schOOl
board to send man from this city at
the boards expense, was met with the
statement that Whitman college need
ed more space and those having the
matter in charge mad granted that in
stitution a portion of the space allot-
ted to the county schools.
Further investigation disclosed tine
fact that the most important part of
Waitsburg exhibit, l. e., the manual
training exhibit, was omitted, and
flash light pictures of the different
grades which were to have been franz
ed and placed in CONSPICUOUS places,
were discovered in a cabinet.
The investigation has resulted in the
exhibit being placed on display, and
it is alleged that certain county school
officials are making strenuous efforts
to square themselves with the Waits
burg public school board.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-19
TEST CASE AGAINST RAILROADS.
Trial for Collection Of Half a Million
Back Taxes Commenced

MADISON, Wis, June 19.-The first
test case against railroad companies
for alleged back taxes on gross earn
ings that have not been reported has
began in the circuit court before Judge
Stevens. AS result of this proceed
ing against the railroads, Governor La
Toilette hopes to collect 100000 in
back taxes and penalties. The pen
atty prescribed is $4,000 against each
road that has failed to report gross
earnings, as required by state law.
The first case is brought against the
Chicago & Northwestern company
Attorney General Sturdevant assist
ed by H. w. Chynoweth of Madison,
represents the state and Lloyd w.
Bowes the railroad company.
This was one of the issues of the
campaign made by Governor La Fol-
lette last fall, and State Railroad Com
missioner Thomas reported that an in
vestigation over the last six years
shows that the total amount withheld
from the reports is $513,499.
At the opening of the trial it was ar
gued that as the Northwestern road
did business in eight states, ques-
ton was involved that would require
settlement in a federal court. This
amen dment to the answer of the road
was permitted.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-19
Jiu and CIoq to Be Dances Of Fashion,

COLUMBUS, Ohio. June 19.-1f the
plans of the dancing masters OF the
country, now in annual session here,
go through, and it is believed they VIII,
the oldtime jig and clog, with dash
of the waltz, will be prominent TEA
ture of all we'll developed dance pro-
grams in the country, from that of the
hodcarriers' union to that of the most
ultra refined set in oBston.
The jig and the clog, the master
say, are the real goods" in develop
ing the limbs, combining grace with
activity of motion and all other things
that the waltz mas been doing for CEN
turtles past. Some of the members look
askance at the innovation, and one
said that the waltz and the two-step
are the only dances, and that they
may popularize some things in spots
around the country, but those two are
the dances.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-19

Hacks-Shaughness & Clancy
Stand. Caswelrs Cigar Store. Phon'
$50.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-19
Ross Must Find More Evidence

WASHINGTON, June leland
Commissioner Ross has left Washing
ton to secure more evidence regarding
the state of Washington's application
for land in the Yakima valley, and a
decision on that question has been
postponed by the interior department
until Ross is heard from. Ross had
a tip that the decision was going to
go against the state, and urged the
postponment, which was granted.
The president has issued a procla-
nation changing the boundaries OF tbs
Washington forest reserve in what
com, Skagit, Snohomish and Okanogar
counties, eliminating some tracts an
including a large number of others
making net addition to the reserve
of nearly 100000.