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La Junta tribune., 1906-12-29
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In the presence of over one hum
dred and seventy FIVE relatives and
friends. Miss Henri Eta Louise
Stubbs became the bride of Mr.. ].
Earle Chambers. on Sunday evening
December 18th. at the home Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mr.. Samuel Stubbs.
At six O'Clock promptly. to the
strains Of the Mendelsshon wedding
march. played by the Miller orchestra,
the bridal party started down the
stairs and entered the parlors through
the south door. The flower girls
Margaret and Dorthy Stubs. head.
ed the procession. followed by the
bride and her father and lastly. Mis-.
Genevieve Stubbs. as maid of honor
Rev. Maltas. rector Of the Episcopal
church. followed by the groom and
Mr.. Will Green. as best man, en-.
rered the parlors through the ives,
door and the ring ceremony wa.
performed in the large archway un.
der wedding bells.
The marriage certificate in the
form Of a large white book. with
pages for the guests names. va.
passed around during the evening
every one writing their own name,
and in this way the bride has IN auto.
graph Of MI the friends who were
present Mrs. Raxter. sister Of the
bridegroom, was among the guests
at the wedding.
The groom = The youngest son Of
Mr.. md Nm. J. c. Chnnkers of Il
Jonta mds ~ liysd in lit city tue
several yuars. He cane - Dodse
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-29
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NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
Monday, the Sist day Of December. a. d.
a. the north door oS the county eour, Sosss
in Ia Junts. Otero county. Colorado, Will
ell At pabiie auction. .: the highest and hss!.
estate aud water rights hereinafter de-criksA-
said sale l. 10 b. made and ~tll b. made sakss
sa. and Sy s, ,i,s.s =, q d.srss OF The hen's.sas
case there p-ndins entitled Frask Hauck ssd
}. ?. Mckei'cy. co-psrtner. doi.s bastss,s
%sissy ' eiss " Z % ai.S ases .is..s sas s
.xid decree having been entered on the DosA
osS~r & ~ shins. aid .i.Sr-. .aI.s--. s.i .ns - :s
Of the ssid d-fcndnns in tk~ property hsrsis-
aid sale !. a. follow. so-cis: IN. S.Ssn
MI OF the northeast quarter ts-i.l of -
tion shirty-four "a. tos nship t~euty-t~o "a,
With all - ater rights aud psiviiesv> spr-rsnia-
ing thereto incl,siinx five ~harv. al th~ caoienl
;;s"es q the RssLy Ford Canal; Re-er.gae.
title and interest OF the >aid defendant q. Z
Allen in and to the -oushsa-s quarter fssasJ
s.o -, .eash oi rang. ans nine 80 .s.s. =
sesher With all water rights and priviIessp a..
pertaining ther.to Including shre- sharss e
the capital stock of the ROCKY Ford Caon1.
ke>ervoir: Land L<'an and Trust Company.
all Of said property heins situated in 6srso
northeast 4. of s-rtion ~. teu n.hip :, -sufS e
ranxe = west and the water rights above -
rrtt'ed as appeftaintng tkercto will b- -
~rsbiecs Tn . trust deed Tor Ssnnao for th< -
and henefs Of the Colorado 1nvessmens sn1
Reality Company given November II. rstl. uad
recDrss-d In book %. st pags sss. Of the ROOD
OF Osero eounty. Coaoesdo. and also subj~ea -
. lnors<ae. Of sip in fayos Of Leoa Z. Fesis-
soG given November rs. isa. RECORDED in Seok
=. At PAGE -. Of said rccoris- H. .aii -.uaSk-
east = OF sectioo y. township = south Of rnamU
- vess sesrshef With said water rights ap1Ss-
ssi:inS shereso will b sold subject to esu1e
for trD.@ Rives April Il. 1NH3. for tn ne -
hsueat of the ColDrs1o Invpssm~ut = r
Realty Contrary ssd reeprie-i in Rsok - =
pa9e -. of th> reeords u Osero county. O.
Thst said soreelo-ure ssS .ale will b. -
to ~attsfy saSd j1dgRsns and decrpe the -
eeinr fce usoecy iWtgWe.t fae san a % -
todebee1ne-s see1rva by said .orteaRr. NC
e1Sn ,:a c..ss sd faftees Deees>sry expPszD -
Give e L yssss- Ccsse.ss. sAis m -
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La Junta tribune., 1906-12-29

SOME of the editors who have en-
joyed the transportation privilege
from time immemorial have already
commenced to knock on the rail-
roads. and the indications are that
before many months roll around the
knocking will be fierce enough to
make the railroads sit up and take
notice. The railroads have evidently
been very sensitive to newspaper
criticism in the past. The editor OF
the great family journal has been
called down several times for saying
things not exactly to the liking Of
the powers that be on the Santa Fe.
and threatened with having his pass
taken away from him. Corporations
are prone to indulge in the habit OF
giving a cheap bribe to newspaper
men in order to keep them quiet.
but now that the lid is off. or soon
will be. with the advent of the new
year. the newspapers can roast the
railroads to their hearts content
without fear because they receive no
favors from them. A railroad some
times needs . good roasting. and we
are Of The opinion that before vesy
maay nsunslD the slEleiais win be
DoaGing for IL - cooaftiem =.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-29
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The TRiDUNE has zoded three ad-
ditiooal scenes 70 the series Of
souvenir postal cards. printed froul
the cuts which we're used in our Ne~
Years edition They include ths
view Of the court house park sur
rounded by business blocks. scene
on Colorado avenue looking north,
and the Santa Fe shops and round
house They are on sale n thu
Palace Drug Store. Postofice Book
store, La Junta Drug Company
ColtmAn's and Potters-
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-29
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Sought eissy Dollar Jsg sos ch0stmss.
The friends Of z. l.. Cook. who
lives on ranch near La Junta. will
not get the Christmas presents
which Cook had intended to give
them. He visited Pueblo Saturday
morning with $50 in his pocket to
purchase those presents. but awoke
this morning in the city Jail with
neither cash nor presents. but pos
sessed Of headache which he &c.
quired with the $50 while engaged
in sampling wet goods in the various
thirst parlors Of Pueblo. Cook does
not think he spent all Of his money
in buying whisky. but is Of the opin-
ion that while he was drunk some Of
the people for whom he had been
buying drinks relieved him Of. part
Of the money he had brought to
Pueblo with which to buy Christmas
presents. He was fined s. and will
have little time to think what kind
of a story he will have to tell his
friends in La Junta while he is serv-
ing three days in the city jail
Pueblo Star Journal.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-29

the sugar beet is king in North
ern Colorado as well as the Arkan-
sAs Valley. During the three pay
days thus far this season the far
mers around Lovelznd have received
nearly q million dollars. and about
the middle of next month will re-
ceive $aO0. 600 more. As long as
Colorado continues to have paydays
like that in all sections Of the state
there is no limit to our progress.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-29

City about nine months ego - IS
much esteemed BY the acquaintnness
he has made here
Mr.. aad Nrs- Chamhess win lanse
for La Junta next Aooday svening.
where they uill visit de Gsoan's
parents for . hort tinne- ny uill
be At home after February IL Asss
ar the Stubs home and viii % %
housekeeping as soon - . hoose ear
be secured.-Dodge City kspah1kean.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-29
SATURDAY. DECEMBER y. 1905

WITH the thermometer doing the
two-step around the eighty degree
marx. maidens fair .parAding the
streets in peekaboo waists. wearing
a satisfied look and a smile that
wouldn't come off. Christmas was
certainly an IDEAL day in La Junta.
California. nor nowhere else on
earth. could touch il. Heaven
is our home in the Arkansas
Valley.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-29
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hi. claim, snd that aid pro.oi vin - - t--
fore Clerk of the Dsssfics CoasS - Il 4uDsa-
Colorsio- on January :. 49, yis: leAna IL
wielasd- IL 4 losss. for ths vs-s ~. esnsh-
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east quarter. sscs,oa r. town.Aie n 0sfk
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of said LAID sizs s@mss~l 4 norro0. - Hi<
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Lat I,nblieatios. January i n0l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-12
8ilanbene.

S51onoife Ielegrai l.
t e r. 4 Sslnnoere, Ser ifal fore
itoa acknowledgements poo Sslano
og forebrigt forelpbig uogipr bele
gelegrafetaten Ser oppe, letter Jig
for 9iebliffet inO / Selegraftieneltcn
/ &ibbenbobn. 5encre ffaI Sc uo /
Yrobinierne for at blipe befienOt
meo olle @rene al Selegroftjeneiten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-12

@aranterct Sur for @emorrboibcr.
Mgenoe, %inopenoige, bIg6e1,oe elIer
fremifr6te. Genge,1e ttlbage fra Mpo,
tbeferen, bpis Ea5o Ointment life
fh1rerer rs til IA 9age.. SOC.
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on1n1c, ligclon1 man bar itillet Jig me-
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, 1906-05-10
THEORY THAT PiTTSBURG MAN
WAS NOT KILLED BY BURGLAR
IN HIS HANDSOME STA
TEN ISLAND HOME.
Police and Creditors in Possession of
Positive Evidence That Man Killed
Himself After Embedding Funds
That Will Run Into Hundreds of
Thousands-Imperia Limited Train
Held UP and Postal Car Rifled.

New York, May 1O.-The police and
the creditors of the late Edward l..
Spier received today the most conclu-
sive proof that the broker was an EN-.
bezzler to a very large amount, and
that the story of his handsome house
at Staten Island being b~urglarized of
Ia large number of securities, and that
he was shot and killed by a burglar,
was a fake pure and simple. The facts
are that the broker had come to the
end of his rope and committed suicide
Embezzlements Were Huge.
The embezzlements of Spier will
probably run into the hundreds of thou,
sands. The securities he took were
from various Standard Oil enterprises.
H. H. Rogers, who was his employer,
indicates today that he will personally
make good all the losses. There is
nothing to indicate today that Mrs.
Spier was aware of her husbands de-
falCatiOn.
, 1906-05-10
GREEN-EYED Clasps
BY CHEYENNE LEADER

The Cheyenne Leader of yesterday
contained the following under the
heading, Wyoming Geography" in it's
department, "Nothin' Much which is
commended to the subscribers of that
paper in this city:
Laramie: Largest town in Albany
county; located half way between
Cheyenne and Medicine Bow, and indi-
Gated on all Union Pacific maps; abid-
ing place of mine promoters, univer-
sity students, mosquitoes and misery;
occupies one corner of a site 400 times
too big for Chicago and o far from
the roo of the world; Big Laramie
river, source of irrigation bitches and
fish stories, flows through this town:
state hatchery for the encouragement
of prevarication five miles distant;
celebrated as the home of the Boom
erang, which was thrown over by Bill
Nye many years ago and has been
coming back ever since; state peni-
tertiary once located here, but moved
in order that the inmates might not be
subjected to immoral influences; seat
of the University of Wyoming and Hol-
liday's big store; chief products, re-
form waves, wind and state auditors;
often called the Gem City because of
the similarity of a Laramieite to an
emerald-both green; tourists desiring
to review the muck rake battalion
while their train hesitates here should
mention the water system"
, 1906-05-10

office for the first year following its
creation, being for the period from
February 20, 1906, to February 20,
1906, comparing the results with the
business transacted by the several of
fees of the state land department for
the twelve months preceding, namely,
from February 20, 1904, to February
20, 1905.
Prior to the enactment of chapter
SO, laws of 1905, the land business OF
the state was transacted under the di-
rection of the register of the land
boards, the chief clerk of the arid land
board, the state land appraiser and the
public land commission, the latter
being a board composed of the four
water division superintendent and the
state engineer and having for its duties
the selection of granted and indemnity
school lands.
Found Much Business on Hand.
Upon taking possession OF the Office
| found a very considerable accumula.
ton of business in both the arid land
and state land departments, and have
during the year made every effort pos.
sible to expedite the leasing of the pub
, 1906-05-10
DEATH OF YOUNG LADY
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON

Miss Clara Frank, the daughter of
Mrs. Fred Hoppe of 55l Cedar street
and the step-daughter of Fred Hoppe,
died at the family residence yester-
day afternoon, of appendicitis, after
an illness of several weeks. The fu-
neral will occur from the German
church at the corner of Sixth and
Garfield streets, at 2 o'clock Friday
afternoon, with services by Rev. A.
Walton. Friends who desire may see
the face of the deceased at the house
any time before 2 o'clock, when the
body will be taken to the church. Miss
Frank was born and cared in Lar
annie and would have been 16 years o
age next July: The had many young
friends who will learn with sadness Of
her taking away
, 1906-05-10
rNpexINe YOUR SCRAP BOOK
II Takes but Little Time and It May
Save Much WastefuI Labor.

when l started keeping a scrap
book" said a man who writes things
for a living, "a wise friend of mine ad-
vised me to index it as l went along.
"He told me that when l pasted up
the stuff in the book 1t would take
only a minute or two more to make
the proper entries at the back. and
that l would find this index a time
saver and a very great convenience.
81 knew that this was wise advice,
but didn't heed it. | had only one
scrap book and l thought l could re-
member what was in it and where to
find it, and so | didn't bother about
the index. I started my second book
in the same slack way, and so, l on
fess, I have continued ever since.
Now have a pile of scrap books
all ~unindexed, and when l want to find
anything in them l have to hunt for
it-time taking and brain wearing
work.
Long ago ! began to wish. that !
had followed my wise friends advice,
and for the benefit of those who have
the courage to act on 1t l now repeat
what he said to me: Index your scrap
books"
, 1906-05-10
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE

Judge Carpenter went to Cheyenne
this afternoon.
The desk telephone at the county
clerks Office was replaced with a wall
instrument this afternoon.
A quitclaim deed was filed today
from Kate Forbes to Burton d. San.
born for lots IL, 10, IA and 10, block
269, for 1925.
James Campbell, F. S. Spencer, E,
w. Blizzers, Frank S. Ham and Jay H.
Miller today filed location notice of the
Rivershed mining claim, in section "a
township %, range 70.
A warranty deed from the First Ma
tional bank to Louisa Wall for parts o.
lots l, 2, , and 4, block 173, on Thorn
burgh street, for 81 and other consid.
erations, was filed for record today.
The o%vercoat stolen by Wilbur Pick
ering from. the Kuster hotel Sunday
night was returned to the owner this
afternoon and the new clothing, grip,
shoes and other articles bought at
Cheyenne with money taken from the
safe of the hotC! were turned over to
Mr.. Smart of the hotel.
The articles of Incorporation of the
Little Laramie Telephone company, in,
corporated by John w. Ernest, w. S
Vance, Howard r. Ingham, Ollie Wall!
and S. F. Phillips, to run from Laramie
to a point in the Cochrane lane, on the
Little Laramie, were filed today. Tht
company will have a capital of $40, 500
divided into thirty-fve shares of the
par value Of $500 each, worcestershire
and will make Laramie its principal
place Of business. The trustees for the
first year are w. S. Vance, John w
Ernest, Howard R. Ingham, Ollie Wal
lis and A. II. Bath.
, 1906-05-10
German Press criticises.

Berlin, May 10.-The German press
is indulging in severe criticism of
Americans as a result of the proceed
ings Of the trial showing that German
military secrets we're purchased by
United States agents. German editors
admit that Europeans are in the bust
ness of buying other nations secrets,
but take the position that America
should be on a higher plane.
, 1906-05-10
MATRoN OF HOSPITAL
MARRIED AT moor

Mrs. Emma Dobyns, matron of the
hospital, and Mr.. Ed Spence of Pitts
burg, Pa, were married shortly before
noon by Judge Carpenter, at his office
at the court house, and went at once
to the hospital, where they will con
tinue to reside. Mr.. Spence came here
about a year ago and was taken to the
hospital as a patient. The spark of
love that glowed at that time kindled
into the flame hat eliminated today
In the consumption of Mrs. Dobyns and
the creation of Mrs. Spence. Mr..
Spence is a young man of worth and
Mrs. Dobyns seems deyotedly fond of
him, so that the course of true love
need not cease to flow The epubli-
can congratulates the happy couple
and wishes them unalloyed happiness
as they journey hand in hand through
life.
, 1906-05-10
DOWN ON FRATS.
%chicaso's Higher Schools n Colleges
viii Bar Societies.

Chicago, Ill, May 10.-Announce-
ment was made to the pupils of the
higher schools and colleges of this city
this morning that the board of in
struction had decided to take the most
drastic measures to wipe out the fra
ternities and school societies, that, they
claim, are a menac and a hindrance to
the cause of education. None of them
will be allowed to exist the coming
year, under penalty of absolute expul-
sion of any member.
, 1906-05-10
DELIGHTFUL CONCERT
BY THE GLEE CLUB.

The University Girls Glee and Man
dolin club will be given a benefit at the
Opera House tomorrow night by the
Elks of Laramie lodge, and a delightful
program has been arranged. Niethe's
orchestra of ten pieces will render two
numbers and the two clubs of univer-
sity girls will make a program that
will no doubt please everybody. The
girls were as far west as Kemmerer
n the papers of the cities visited
spoke in high terms of praise of them.
, 1906-05-10
FUNDS FOR BUILDING
AT kEARNEY SCHOOL

Archdeacon James Cope of Kearneyr
who was here a few minutes this aft
ernoon, en- route to Rawlins. says tina
the citizens OF the diocese have about
completed the raising of $4,000 to be
placed with a fund of like amount do
mated by Mrs. Cochran of Yonkers, N
Y, who furnished much of the money
for st. Matthews hall. The money sc
raised will be used for a new building
at the Kearney military academy, un'
der the control of the Episcopal church
of this diocese. Mr.. Cope says not
more than $1,000 remains to be raised