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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-14
SUIT BY SUSPENDED STUDENT.
Man Who Gave "Beerfest" at Univer.
sIty Seeks Reinstatement.

Madison, Wis, April 13. Richard
Remp who was suspended yesterday
giving a "beerfest" to a hundred stud
ents, has brought suit for mandamus
to compel the university authorities
to reinstate him. A brewery sent a
quantity of beer to the university and
asked Remp to distribute 1t. Renp
was a member of the university foot
ball team last year.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-14
SCIENTIST CLIMBS SIDE
OF VESUVIUS,DARESCRATER
CRUDE OIL GOES UP.

The Standard Advances Prices Two
and Three Cents Barrel.
sssss asstslss . .
Lima, O., April 1s.-The prices =
= OF crude oil were advanced for all
= fields cave Kentucky and Kansas :
: by the Standard OH company to- :
: day. The change adds three cents !"
barrel to the eastern and two =
= cents to the western product.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-14
DOOM OF LUMBER COMBINE.
Oshkosh Members Rebel Against Or
der for Advance In Prices.

YET IoT 3NuVdIlCSh VI IISSo' -
Oshkosh, Wis, April 13.-The hard
wood and hemlock manufacturers as
ISOLATION, which has been in control
of the lumber market Of the middle
west appears doomed to dissolution
because Of the rebellion of Oshkosh
members, who refuse to make an ad.
vance of S1.5O a thousand. Contract.
ors claim the prices now are exorbi
tant.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-14
BOY FACES PRISON.

Fifteen Year Old Webster City Lad
Held on Serious Charge.
Webster City, april 13.-(Special.)
Frank Brewer, aged Is, was held to
the district court this morning on the
charge of assault. Jessie Ahrens, a
girl II years old, is the prosecuting
witness. The crime is alleged to have
been committed in the woods few
days ago while the girl was picking
flowers.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-14
REVOLUTION NEAR IN sERvlA.
King Peter Threatened With Death
Unless He Abdicates.

Belgrade, servia, April 13.-7It is Of
ficially denied that King Peter intends
to abdicate. The denial does not
'counsefact the general belief that rev.
olution is brewing. April 26 Is named
as the day on which the king will be
deposed. and perhaps slain, unless he
quits the throne in the meantime. The
malcontents are supporting the kings
cousin, Prince Arsen Karageorgevitch,
now an of1cer in the Russian army.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-14
LAST OF THE RANK.
Major General Macarthur Will Be
Lieutenant General Soon.

Washington, April 13.-Lieutenant
General Bales will retire tomorrow and
Major General Henry G. Corbfn will
succeed to the rank of lieutenant gen.
eral. He will serve in that place only
during the summer, however, and will
in turn be succeeded by Major General
Macarthur, who will probably be the
last of the lieutenant generals, at least
until there's another war.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-14
DIVER is BLOWN TO PIECES.
Killed While Searching for Body Of
Boy at Jackson, Mich.

jackson, Mich, April 13.-While at
tempting to recover the body of Frank
Holmes, who was drowned Sunday,
Lewis Cebo, a diver, was blown to
atoms, last evening, by the accidental
discharge Of eight and one-half pounds
OF dynamite. Fred Chossthwaite, a
helper, was probably fatally injured
and several others slightly hurt.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-14
ATTEMPTs MURDER; Kills SELF
Mystery In Suicide Of Mlnneapoli.
Man After Shooting Niece,

X Minneapolis, April Herman
Koeng, aged 60, attempted to kill his
niece, Mrs. S. q. Boothman, with
whom he roomed ina boarding house
In this city, yesterday, and then COM
mitted suicide by shooting. "A bullet
from his revolver shot Mrs. Boothman
through the jaw, injuring her serious
". The affair is a mystery, no cause
being known for Kbenig's act.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-14

A man who is sensitive to jolts
should keep his nose out of other peo-
ple's business.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-14
CROWN PRINCE TO SEND YACHT.
kaIser's Son viii Try to Capture the
Roosevelt Cup at Boston.

Kel, Germany, April 13.-The Kiel
Gazette says that the German crown
prince intends to sail his new small
yacht, the Angela H., to Boston to
compete for the Roosevelt cup late
this summer.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-14
NAPLES GETS RELIEF
Six Thousand People Are Engaged la
Clearing Away the Ashes and De-
brls From the Streets and Roofs Of
the cIty-sun Shines Through
Smoke and Mist.

Naples. April 13.-All the news re-
ceived here this morning is encourag-
ing. For the first time since Tuesday
tne sun is shining all over Naples, al
though above the city the usual gray
cloud Is discernible. The fall Of ashes
mere has almost entirely ceased,
Ashes, however, continued to fall
through the night, adding several
inches to the accumulation in the
streets.
Nearly 5000 people are employed In
clearing the roofs and the main thor
oughfares.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-14

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CONTINUED on Page 81,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-14
ROOSEVELT STANDS ON SAME
GROUND WITH DoLLIvER
AND ALLISON
DISCUSS THE RATE BILL
Conference Of the Three Men at the
White House Brings Out the Fact
That the Chief Executive ls Against
a Broad Court Review Provision.

Washington, D, G., April 13.-(Spe-
ciaD-At a conference late last night
between the President and Senators
Allison and Dolliver the railroad rate
question was discussed. It. can be
stated absolutely that the President Is
opposed to broad court review and
stands squarely with Allison and Dol
liver for a limited review. Dolliver
says the house bill has the necessary
votes and is the winner
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28
4. a. Fsl-sn aeeis.at.iI, She.

J.R- FolwelI. eldest son II Mr.
Deabenport. and a half brother e
c e. Dezbeup.ort. # this city. Was
accidentally shot dead al his hone
in Whiting. Iowa. February l5tn.
The Whiting Herald gives the 70
loving account of the tragedy;
Whiting was startled last Eriday
evening when il was learned thai
Mr. j. x. Folwell had been aeciden-
tally shot dead in an implement
shed on his farm al the edge ot
town. NJ one was with him wher
the awful accident occurred ID
had taken his shotgun from tn
house with the intention Of shooting
something he had seen az the shed,
and when found the gun had beer
discharged. the load striking the IN
fortunate man in the head
Jacob Riley Folwell was born
December 81. 1874. in the state Of
Ohio. In the early fifties the FAM
ly home vas transferred TO near
Winterset. Madison county, Iowa.
Here. when about eleven years old.
he was left an orphan By the death Of
Of his father
In Isei he crossed the plains,
going TO Pixies Peak. Colorado
where he.resided until ls'Ss. when
once more he cast his lot with the
people Of Iowa. this time settling
near Whiting. within one-half mile
Of the place which for 30 years h.
has called mis- home
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28
Notice for biiestior-Timoer o.
Stone Claim.

J~frED >INrEs LAND OFFICE IT
FUEHLo. Colo. February = Issl
NOTICE X HEHEBl GIVEN THAT IN
~ compliance With the pr"sist"ns Of the act
of tonrr--- Of June 3 isss. entitled An act Tor
ale Of timber Lands in the -tats % Cslifuruis
OrrTpn. Nevada. ant Washington Territory
-Ntened to all Public Land state by act 81
August .. isis-- John ". Nel-1n. of heissr.
county Of Las Anims-- STATE Of Colorado, has
this DAP fled in this ufiicr HE statement
No. III. for the purchase af III. south haN
northwest quarter; north half southwest quar-
ter ~ section No. z. IN township No .. range
No. - west. and will offer prs-lf ia show that
the land -oushf j. valuable for it. tim her
or stone than for agricultural pgrpo-e-. and TO
estah hli-h his claim to "a u land before the clerk
ai the district court at Ia Iuuta. Colorado, On
Monday. the 9Th day Of May isss
He uaue- : Wlfne<-.~ John g.. jewell. Of
l-i-er. Colorado; Fred y. Neiiquett. Of Aei-er.
Colorado; Antonio Eharrs. uf Hieh-r. Colo
ado W W. King. % Hizb---. coloratio.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
atpve de-cribed land- are requested to fie
their claims IN this Office or before -aid 9TH
day of May, 1906
:. A. ABBEY. REGISTER.
First publication February I. I;.sh
Last publication. May ? iss.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28
AAEAT FaEE pEItSeas.

Our city council Is 10 be inyesti-
gated By the postoffiee department
unless they get busy labelling street
intersections and enforcing the
house numbering ordnance. one
# our prominent merchants got
tired waiting for our local authori-
ties 10 do something and wrote 10
the first assistant postmaster
general making inquiry as to the
requirements necessary To entitie a
city to free delivery and received
the following reply:
You are advised that under eN-
isting law a place to be entitled TO
city delivery must have a popula-
tion, according to the latest national
or state census. Of not less than
1900. or gross revenues from its
p0stoffice for the proceeding fiscal
year. ended June Both. Of at least
$1,000. In addition the department
requires that the city shall be pro-
vided with good sidewalks. street
lights. house numbers and names
Of streets posted at intersections.
Inasmuch as the receipts Of your
postoffice for the last year exceeded
$1,000. an investigation has been
ordered To ascertain whether or not
the requirements Of the regulations
have been complied with"
La Junta has been entitled to free
delivery for three years. but no very
strenuous effort has ever been made
10 effect its establishment. II really
begins 10 look. however. as though
the postofiice regulations viii be
complied with and free delivery
brought about before many moons.
Mayor Bomgardner informs US that
900 signs have been ordered and
that the work of posting the names
Of streets at intersections will be in
progress in a few days. The mayor
also says that there are but very
few houses that have not been num-
bered. and it is his opinion that the
people quite generally have com
piled with the ordinance. We hope.
however. that the mayor viii round
up the delinquents and put an end
10 the. e..house numbering agony.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28
VINO OWNS TINE STREETS sllGrs7

EDITOR TRIBUNE: Some Of the
taxpayers are anxious To know
whether the people Of La Junta own
the streets and alleys. or whether
they are owned by the Colorado
Telephone Company and other cor
porations2
We have been encouraged by the
officers of the city to plant trees,
make sidewalks and place curbing
along the cutters. and TO sow grass
between the curb and the sidewalk,
all for the purpose Of beautifying
our city. and. under promise from
the officials that our work would be
protected. a great many of US have
at considerable expense improved
our property and the appearance Of
our streets by complying with the
request of the city fathers and have
planted the trees, paid for the side
walks and curbing and made our
little parks thereon. What is the
result
The Colorado Telephone Company.
a rich and powerful corporation.
has proceeded to dig holes inside the
curbing and plant large poles along
the streets and string wires thereon.
to the great. damage of all the prop
erty along their lines. and when a
protest is made by the owners Of
the property they are referred to
the franchise granted by the city
council. which gives them absolute
authority to place their poles and
wires along any of the streets and
alleys without shindrance from any
one. and when the city attorney is
called upon he decides that the
mayor, board of aldermen and prop
erty owners. have no right to inter-
fere with the powerful corporation
and that it hassthe right to go ahead
and destroy what we have done by
great expenditure of time and money
to make our town attractive.
Now. Mr. Editor. this is no joke
to US. Are the property owners
compelled to remain passive and let
the corporations come to our city
and do as they please with our prop
erty. or shall we resist their en-
croachments upon our rights? This
is a serious question to be consider
ed by our people. One man can't
do it all. There must be concert
of action by us all. and I. for one.
think the sooner the agitation of the
matter commences the better it will
be for the community. Let US start
the ball rolling" and find out who
owns the streets and alleys of the
city-the Colorado Telephone Com
pany. or the people.
Respectfully.
PERPLExrTY.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28
Money Is No OBJECT.

Money IS no object: il is the work
We want There i no use in having
your furniture. stoves and gasolene
stoves out of repair, when Tackett
& Baker will call at your house, get
your stuff. repair il and return it %
you as cheap as dirt Call US up BY
phone. tell Us your troubles. and
well fix 'em. First door west of
Democrat building. on Second street,
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28
Notice o. Sale unoer Execution.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ under and hg virtue of su alia, sKecutiuu
i--ued Out of the county cuurt Of Otero county.
state Of Colorado. dated ou the DFh day Of
January. A. u 1895. in favnr of Bomcardner A
- Neil and against ". ;. Pritz, whereby / am
COMM nfissd To make the -um Of w~nty p.ilar-
and Thirty Cents s7o.1nl. toesthrr with iuter-
e.; aid Judgment from date Of recovery at
the rate of eight per cent Per amnum. and the
further sgru of Seventeen Issliar- and Seventy
Cent SEQ css-t=. have levied ulon and win
erpuss Tor -ala tothr highest bidder for ca-h on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH ~. f..
At II o'clock A. m. of laid day. at the north
froui duur % the county c"nrt house in La
Junta. Otero conuty. toiafasio. the follo~ins,
d.~critr-d property. towii: The east oue-half
Hsl 81 the northwest on--gnsrter a. and the
west pue- half ttaf of the northeast one-Iua rter
"a of aectiuu twenty onef-i township twenty
four f-Gl rsnI- hfty-fiy- fSii. in Orsro county.
Colorado. the aid sale will BE- made to -atisiy
-aid debt. Interest and co-t-.
GEO. BARR. sheriff.
First publication February 10. 1905.
Last Iluhlication. Marrh 10 issl
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

The Chieftain Press and the Pueblo
Lithograph and Printing Company
have been merged into one concern
and will be known 10 fame as the
Franklin Press Company. The capi-
talization of the new company is
$50. .OO0. Both concerns will con
tinue to occupy their present quar-
tiers, but at an early date viii be-
housed at the location of the Pueblo
Lithograph Company.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

The sixty days time limit of the
house numbering ordinance expired
yesterday. Any resident Of La
Junta who has neglected to provide
his place Of business or residence
with its proper number is liable to a
fine of not less than $40 nor more
than $50, and each day that he
neglects to comply with the ordi-
nance constitutes a separate offense.
Some property owners around town
had better get busy before the city
marshal finds them out.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28
WEDNESDAY. FEB. y. 1895.

- -. A JENTA - city - -.fss g-sl-
ulsfi.aH aud the cat4Efy -rsf oi
~ $i: & z: !; : e. Z: : @ ::. i ]:
5Aa<G mil-- -sath-s-i - u~nH~r. -
SS| ulil-- @a-f of Pgsrhln. 4ia Al
aii-- Eorth .nd ea-t q Trinidad The santa
D. R.ilruad Company -NI-rnsis-t sssltso IN fsa.
for t~rHnAfl.ut construction ors- csslssl-tlns of
asekins -hof.- -tor-hous@- stdition - rssz9d-
heu-- fssIlnry Adj rtsbsi ~ ezrzhoI--- h att
tsis i- aOs5 f--t. ana thr climate. taken the
year rossnd j. un-ur rsztsz-i- Almost Constant
sun -hine chArset-fizss the later snd = t.uiy
~is,sidy day la . rarity. La 4uuta has all ths
n~traI-liltau convenience us@st-st ~ ctfl 81
-sas population. Including nsAny nile ni
brir. I'D. all - t~Ff~rt > st~u of -autiaFy
s~sera-., au electric Light Ilalf whirh sup
t,lis- all7iay sud all -ut-fht service wat~r-
~arks oeu-si hg the city, plant for ths manu-
fsrtur- 80 srtifrtsi c~ thrs. rural IRE. isllF~ry
rss1te- Ire 10 "a rfmrut tsl~fhafls > -trnu slth
Ifss -uti-rrit--r- free eHehsns- With facsy
Forst znd Jose : disfanr= connections Nth am
txrt of tho state. -chssl system sEreileff -
la cfty iu tbs state. employ ins tssuty Ts"fsu
t@srhsr- in - rt=fnI. ten rhufrEs=. nfteru --cr-f
aBd fratsrual ORDER. tao bank-, 5000 capital
aud ss' sI dsI-ssltss ttre- lsN-ra f-rs. opera
hssuz- uf 20 eating CAPACITY. hrirk plant 81
- loa dally rauacity. ulanufacturlug t--st uual-
f,y of vitriaed brick -four mil = 20 tsrrel-
DAILY capacity. ltoplan teHsuf blsck Plat,
eHploy ing tWruty- i've m~us canning facfofg-
-srs,ad largest iu the state IL Tact Ls Junts
= Of ths bet tasus II II -tzs On The state
Of Colorado
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28
Notice for Publication.
r~rrrp srsrr-L,S

r~IrEB srRTT- LAND OFFIrE At I
FtEnLn. fpIlD.. f~braHry "a Tssi.
NOTICE - HEREHA GIVEN IllAf IHE
~ following named =~fflrr ha- nlasi not Csi sff
hi- iutsutlssn tn make final frllf in -upI-trt 81
bis clHiul- aud that aid rrpuf etll D. made i-a-
fsr~ tho clrfs - ths district ruart at Ia J.lia-
Colorado, afl April tts.i. via ~antia.su Ma
rarals- ~. = iu.~it. Tor n. -puthUr-t quar-
to- northeast quarter -tuth half northwest
quarter northeast quarter uurthwe-t quar-
tsr section -. tugsiishIp = -suth, range y
west.
H. name. the following Witueszs- tu prove
hi. coutinuuu- rssifirurr ur-sn and cultivation
- said land, yiE= Thoua- Tate. Glen salazar,
Daminru Juns-. Phll0msuo MARTINEZ. all oi
Hish--s. Cuiorafa.
: 4. ABBEY Register.
First publication. fshruary - tfssl
Last Qualification. April l. ts..
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28
Public Notice Of spee,.l Election

IN PURSUANCE OF ORDINANCE No. IL,
of th. city 81 La Junta. adopted sud APP
proved the. 5th day q February. A. d. rss,
election ~ill b. held on Tuesday, the sixth day
of March. A. ID. fsri. at the following voting
tlacr- Ia the -eversl xard- Of the city:
FfE-r wAzp-At the residence of Mary T.
hirspatriek on lots u and Ie. block n in said
City of La Junts-
on lats 10, ~ and l. in block ~ in said City.
TmED WAKD-At the residence of :. ".
Brown on I"ts I aud . block e in the City Of La
At aid election there will 10 submitted to
:axpayers under the law, the following guss-
shall the city counoiI 81 the City 81
la Juufa h. authorized to errc, and
euustruct extensions Of aud additions to
the system % waterwofks for FIRE and
operated by aid city. -aid extensions
and additions to be Owned managed
and operated by the eiiyT
A. provided by law. the judges Of election
will meet ou Tuesday Of the week preceding
the said election in the several wards at the
revising. cor-.cfinsr and co,upletinx tn. annual
registration % voters and for that purpose
they viii take from the Office OF the county
[ clerk the last annual registration of electors
Of the several wards
The rolls viii be opened from a. m. until !.
y. m. Ths. balio.s TO be used in voting ut-pn
I the questions above submitted will b. prepared
and furnished by the city clerk the Judges Of
election. to he by them furnished to the voters
The election will be held and conducted a.
nearly a. may BE-. in the manner prescribed by
law in the ca-e of elecfiors OF municipal ofiic-
er<-
No person shall vote on the questions submit
t.. unless such person shall be voter of the
City Of La Junta and q taxpayer under the Law
In witness whereof the city council Of the
! City OF La Junfa has caused this noticc to be
| pubii-hed and posted a required by lav. this
l 18th day Of Fetrrary. A. D. fsOs.
| fsEaLl C.w. bONGARDSER- Mayor.
Attest: 3 ". BRowN. City Clerk.
| First publication February -. 1Ns.
Last publication March T. 1SH.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28
Notice for Ru oiicstion.

UNtTTp STATE LAND OFFIsE At l
EtfHLn. Cole. Januar . -. iissi. 4
NOTICE l. HEREBY GiNEN Thai 1HE
" foilawiua-uamssi ssttlsr has filed notice of
he int-ntion to make final pruuf IA support
- hi elsiu. and that said proof vii b- made
b-fuF. the clerk ~ the district court at La
Juuta. folorado. on March y. r.si. viz
Th1sna. D. Poster. ~. p li-ass, for the north
east quarter southwest quarter, l"t- and 10,
-sctiun A.. township y south. range - wet.
he names the follnNinx Witua=-.- to prove
his continuous residence upsu and cultivation
- said land. viz: Jobu p Wilson. of Pair
mount Caiofado. III Wilson. of fairnount.
Cniorado. Robert l.. Todd. - Fairmount. Colo
RADIO James ". NJ. Alleu. uf Hcrky Ford Colo
RADIO.
sA Abbey. Register.
First pubiicatiuf. January u. is...
Last fsubiirnfiou. March :. Ii.s
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28
Notice for 1u blicAtion.
TNIrTB ~rATE- LAND OFFICE AT I
frEEila, CaLa- t.hIusIy = l;..;

TNIrIB ~rATE- LAND OFTICE AZ
FrEELn. GuLoa. f~hrusry "a Iis.5 Z
NOTICE II HEEEKN GIVEN THAT THE
follow ns-- med -ettlsr ha- nls-t not ice of
hi. intention to make final pruof 10 -upport Of
hi- claim, and that aid ur,ut Will h made h.
fore the clark % the district court a. la Junia
Colorado. On April .. ussi via. trrncio Mas
ctr-uas. VI. =, 1A.sis. for the uurthsast quarter
-stuthwe-t quarter uv-t half southeast quar-.
ter, -rctiou I northwest quarter northeast
quarter. section y. township = south, range =
w.t..
lie naune- the follovinr Uitn~--e- 70 pruyr
hi continuous resisieuce uuaa and cultIsatis.n
Of aid taud. yiKs Thosna- Tate. Glen Salakar.
DpWiuEo Jone-. Ftillrnn-8o Martinez. ali of
HiEiloe, Colo.
: \. ABBEY Eeei-ter.
Fir-t publication. February =. Isss.
Lat publication. April I. is',
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

RAILROADS and rumors of rail-
roads are all the go these days over
in the Holbrook country. The Sugar
City Gazette in a recent issue rumi-
mated as follows: The American
Beet Sugar Company has already
contracted for thirty-five miles of
railroad to be known as the Arkan-
sas Valley Road. and work on the
grade has already begun from
Rocky Ford. the survey running on
the north side of the river towards
the Big Bend country. Rumors of
a substantial nature have it that
this road will ultimately be absorbed
by the Union Pacific. which will
build a branch from Kit Carson
running southwest through kiowa
and Otero counties to Pueblo"
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28
Application to i..ss Stat. I.nss.

DFFIgE uF uHE sTArE HiAEp
oF LtNu toMaI--IpNtE-.
DENVEE, Colo February u. ii.si
NOTICE X HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ 4. Mufk~ut-=rs. Nhss-~ T-l-tnfiics addr-s-
b. L. Juuts- tals1raho- oH frhruarY iMh. i.ss,
made application No -l.s L. the state Beard
Hf Land GnmuIi--iouers to lsa-s the folluu ius;
ds--rfit--i ssrn.-ll Lands- situate 10 Ot-ro
fnflufy. fnlHradfs. tfsRft.
Wei half uf -actian D. township - -.Iuth.
rang- - @ezt.
NJ other application t. iva-s the above
dr--rrit--i prsnii-s-s sahi-cft,su- against th.
at1E- application Win he considered after
March -, iitL
MARX q. WOODRUFF.
Reg .ter STATE Bssarsi Land Cunn s-iunrr-,
First publication. Fsbruar1 a E.L
Last puhlication. March n, Isoi
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

WORK on the mammoth million
dollar sugar factory at Garden City.
Kan. was commenced last week.
and will be pushed expeditiously so
that il will be ready TO grind the
crop next fall. The building Of two
million dollar sugar factories within
radius of $50 miles ought 10
make conditions unusually prosper
Gus in the Arkansas Valley this year
of grace.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

THE shades Of the old-time boom
ers who have gone over the divide
undoubtedly enjoyed a reunion at
the ney, town of Swink last week
and rejoiced in the revival of their
methods Of doing things. II the
plans of the enterprising promoters
do not miscarry Swink will be a
full-hedged city within a year
Sugar City Gazette.