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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-02-22
STEAMBOAT RUNS STREET CARS
Baltimore Company Thus Meets Ex-
ira Demands for Power.

ira Demands for Power.
steamboat is being used to help
operate the electric street cars in
Baltimore, and it is q rather novel
experience to be whisked into the
suburbs with the knowledge that one
is being propelled by a steam craft
afoat In the harbor down In the cen.
ter of the city.
The great power plant of the Unit
ed railways and electric company can
not meet the extra demand for DOW
er due to the placing of 100 new and
heavy cars on the routes.
To overcome the difficulty the rail-
way corporation, which operates all
the cars in Baltimore and its suburbs.
has hired the Baltimore and Philadel-
phia steamboat Lord Baltimore and
moored her at the dock alongside the
power house of the corporation, down
on the Patapsco river.
The boilers and machinery of the
steamboat were originally built for a
torpedo boat destroyer, and the ves-
sci has more than the ordinary steam.
making power.--New York Herald.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-02-22
Preacher a LampIiahter.

BY an agreement with the village
authorities of Southold. Long Island
to light and extinguish the street
laraps each night for $25 month, Rev.
flames Murray, pastor of the South
old Universalist church, has brought
upon him the criticism of many OF
MS congregation.
Southold's populace retires very
early All street lamps must be ex-
tinguished promptly at IL O'Clock.
Rev. Mr.. Murray's salary of 500 a
year will be Increased by $500 through
his work on the street lamps. He
proposes to use the time spent on the
Istreet twice each evening In think
Ing out his sermons.-~New York Trib,
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-02-22
Sig Eagle Comes to Town In Car.

In a struggle with an eagle which
few from an empty box car in the
yards OF the Southern railroad Jesse
VOLTS clothing was torn in several,
places. After he had manned the bird
with pistol shot he dispatched IL
with blow In the head with wagon
spoke. Wolf will have the bird, which
measures 5 feet inches from tip TO
tip of wings. stuffed
The birdis thought to have secreted
itself In a box car while It was IN
eastern Kentucky and was unable to
gain Its freedom until the car Wa
~penen upon its arrival In this cit1<0
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-02-22
Judge Fines An Editor.

TampO, Fla. Specialize. R. Hawk,
editor of the Tampa Daily Herald, was
fired $Ioo for contempt of court by
Judge Gordon in the Criminal Court who
ordered Sheriff Jackson to hold the edi-
tor in custody until the fine was paid.
Last Wednesday the Herald publishaf
an editorial asserting that Judge Cot
had reserved sentence o2uSsiisSai =
who had pleaded guilt
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-02-22

New York (SpeciaD.-Five ndict-
ments in the Brooklyn sewer scandal
were handed down by the grand jury,
making in all IL indictments for an al
legged conspiracy by which. it iSG0sSygs<
the city was defrauded o.
hundred thousand -
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
None Fren ersss ieaes-

Mr.. and Ers c. D. Everhart az
rived home lAst Saturday. morning
from Minnezpolis. MINI. where Mr.
Exerhart has been attending the
grand lodge mes.ing Of the Brother
hsol Of Locomotive Fireman a. q
delegate from Spanish Peaks Lodge.
No. 3Zs. Mr.. EEsrAart says that
the recent meeting of the brother
hood vas cue Of the greatest con
yeatioas eTer held by that orgzni-
zasion. ere Of the features being an
address by Past Master Sargent.
who noN holds tAe position Of COM
missioner Of immigration under
President Roosevelt Tie organiza-
tion now has q membership Of Co.
Oo. On their way home Mr. and
Mrs. Everhart visited relatives IL
Wisconsin. Illinois and Indiana
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27

HERE is what Patterson said OF
Adams just ten years ago: The
corporations will be retained in
power by the election Of Alva Adams
as governor" What has caused the
change from those days TO these! Is
it the fact that Ava. instead of be-
ing a semi-millionaire then. mas now
become a millionaire? Is it the fact
that he is now a director in dozen
more coporations tnan he was then.
Yet Patterson now says that the
election of Alva Adams means the
abolition Of corporation domination
in Colorado" whatever that is.
Please explain the reason for the
change. Mr.. Patterson.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27

On what grounds the democrats
base their hopes Of winning in the
coming election is a deep. dark, un-
fathomable mystery. Two years
ago every state candidate on the re-
publican ticket was elected sby
pluralities over the democratic can
didates ranging from 1900 to H.
600. with the exception of Miss
Craig. the candidate for superinten-
dent of schools. Miss Craig's plu-
rality was only 5.ss6. which was due
to the personal popularity of Mrs.
Grenfell. the democratic candidate.
According to these figures the demo-
Gratis must change all the way from
5000 to $500 votes if they expect to
win this fall. II this isn't repub-
lican year there never was one
bountiful crops. plenty of work. good
wages. prosperity rampant every
where. and the democratic hosts di-
vided against themselves in three
several sections - Adams. Lindsey
and Speer. with the socialists as a
chaser.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27

THAT providence Is on the side Of
the greatest battalions was demon
strated in Denver last Saturday. If
providence has any thing to do with
weather conditions he certainly pro-
vided very chilly reception for the
peerless Bryan on the occasion of
his whirlwind visit to this state last
week. The democrats are certainly
up against it-even the weather Is
forninst them.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
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VVHEREas, BRADFORD HALE. wHosl

NAyHEREas. BRADFORD HALE. WHOSE
w present address !. Oin~y. Otero County.
dated the 18th day Of September A. d. isrL ami
r-cordsf. September Il: Ap isc. in book a. at
" clerk and recorder OF Otero county. Colo
RADIO. couvey Ia the public trustee Of -Aid Otero
county. Colorado. the following i.-cribsd real
estate -ituat. In the said otsro county, Colo
Ihs w.-. half Of ssr .e"'h hsif Of the
ton Thirf,s~o 81 To~s.kip T.-nf,-one
lsil south. range Fifty eight vest con-
tanning fors, " acres more or4~~-. together
numbered two handr-d and twenty i've
izzsl In the Colorado Canal. or - hat !. known
- the Coloraio Canal and from the Color ADJ,
Land aud Water Company Canal subject 10
the t~sm. specified in water deed by said
company sl.2 T..nty =, sh.res Of capital
secure the payment Of his cn-. certain promi-
.ory note. Of like date Of .aii deed Of trust, for
the principal -am of one thousand Nine Hun
dre<i aud twenty 4 two dollars sls--i With inter
eat thereon at the rate q eight per cent & per
WHEnxAs. IL IL further provided in and By
said de~d Of trust that in case Of defanlt in the
she in-isilm-nt- th-s-oa- according To the tenor
and effect OF said note. or IN cz-e Of viola
:sa sd .ar-sp,s any o .hrr.,. ras,.iss i',1; .ns
In case OF violation OF any Of the terms.
epeditious and a<r~~nents therein contained
sssd I paslie ' sru.ss~' to ssr and di.p.-- 'os q
<aid rremi-e- at public auction AZ
the Kansas ssr--t- NOV Third -sr-etJ fron.
L. Junf.- county of Ot~ro. and state OF Colo
RADIO. for tb- highest and be-: price the same
viii bring in cash four ~--ks' public notice
pises Of ssid SALE. By we-kly sdyersi.-n-ni IN
pos OF the new-pap-rs Of general circulation at
the :ine pu6li.h~i in the County Of
pro,id~d. for III. purpose q paying
.aid ss 5ose and interest due shsreoa. sfssI
and all other exr-n--- Of said trust: and
WHExxss. defsulf has ben made in the pay
nens OF the princip.I ins>re.s due
the IegA, hssider of said note has declared the
entire ind.htedn--s due and unpaid amount
lag tn Sls:z- % With interest to time Of sale
q said deed 81 srust- aad that ssid indebs-d-
ne>> l. --yw due and payable n.d has eI>ctei
.dversi.s .aid proY-5ty for sale, and has nisd
saIs with the undersisned such public
Now. ruz.zvosE- in eo.<iderstioa a said no
tic: and r~aue-t and in eo.pii.aee therr.ith.
snd una>r ard ~ sirso- o. the peer and au-
tko<ity vested in ne b. >aid deed Of trust ard
sbe lac. l. G. A. B-srtshn= pshiie trussee- de
hefeey sive foar weeks pshaie .o<iss that -in
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La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
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La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27

As a presidential possibility. Sec
retary Taft possesses three eharae-
teristies that would make him a
power in the executive chair. He Is
broadly educated in statecrafr. has
excellent judgment and great eNecu-
tive ability-a combination that
one doesn't always find in presi-
Dental candidates. Mr.. Taft will
make "whirlwind campaign
through Colorado early in Novem-
Der. as Bryan was advertised TO do.
but under different conditions,
auspices and circumstances and let
Us hope. different results.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27

THE sixtieth congress will have
39l and possibly 1913 members. The
new state of Oklahoma is certain to
be admitted and elect FIVE members
of the house. II Arizona and New
Mexico accept joint statehood there
will be two members from that
state. The republicans have $50
members in the fifty-ninth congress.
or a majority of ia. To overturn
this majority the democrats will
have to win fifty-eight districts now
held by the republicans.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27

IN 1905. 2O9. $50. 800 pounds of re-
fined sugar were produced from
sugar beets out of i69. .s777 900 in the
whole United States. or nearly one
half of all made in this country. This
business has grown up entirely un-
der fayoring republican tariff in
the nation. and under the republi-
can policy of law and order at home.
Do you want TO stop now. and put
the trouble-breeder and agitator
into power again. and force the
factories to shut down?
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
CONSTITUTIONS Ameaa meas.

VOTERS in Colorado will be callei
upon To pass judgment upon a pro-
posed institutional amendment al
the next election. The proposed
amendment TO the constitution will
be found in another column Of this
issue. The amendment provides for
the use Of voting machines. and au-
,horizes city councils and county
commissioners to buy such devices
when they deem il necessary. and
provide for their use. Voting ma
chimes are now in use in many states.
They do away with much Of the
drudgery incident TO counting the
ballots. especially in large cities. and
make possible early returns In fact
the machines do all the work. and
the result in each precinct is known
within an hour after the polls close.
The expense Of putting in voting
machines. however. would hardly BE-
justifable in a county the size Of
Dtero.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27

DURING a campaign democrats
never grow weary of claiming every
thing in sight. and this year Of grace
is no exception. Two years ago-just
four days previous to election. the
chairman of the Otero county demo-
cratic central committee made the
prophecy that Adams would carry
this county by q majority Of 100.
Parker by a majority Of from 800 to
400, and that every candidate for a
county office would be elected by
majorities ranging from $50 to l 900.
the latter figure being given as the
majority of the candidate for repre-
sentative. The county chairman did
not even come close. Instead OF
every democratic candidate for q
county Office being elected. only two
had a majority 436, and
Fenlason 50. Stems majority for
representative was a instead Of
/. 600 and upwards. Roosevelt car.
ried the county by 766 instead Of
Parker having . majority Of 400.
and Adams only had 659 plurality
instead Of 200 majority. The great
family journal prophecies that the
democrats win not do - wen IN
Oeero eounty this ysnr . they did
- ---- -
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27

IT may not be altogether pious TO
wager real money on a preacher
chance in a gubernatorial contest.
but the dead game sport Is no re-
specter of persons when il comes to
betting. The d. e. :. knows a good
thing when he sees il. and Is already
giving odds of 100 TO 90 that Chan
cellor Buchtel. the republican nomi-
nee for governor. will be elected.
and very few bets. even at these
odds. have been taken. The indica-
tions are that the chancellor will.
have an easy victor. and that the en-
tire republican ticket. down 10 con-
sable. will be elected.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27

SIX men took a unique exafnina-
tion recently at the navy depart
ment. They were competing for
appointments a. finger experts Of
the United States navy. The sue
cessful candidates will aid in install
ing the "Pudd'n Head Wilson" sys-
TEN Of identification in the navy
The salary of a finger expert is
81 500 per year.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27

The division If the forces Of the
railroad sxitehnen into three camps
makes il extremely improbable that
there will be any strike OF October
18th, a. contemplated. Only about
thirty per cent Of the switehmsn
would respond 10 strike order Is
sued by the sxitehmen's union. and
the movement. therefore. would be
doomed 70 failure
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
ReeusIiesn Is5o, IsSisistIon.

Since It's very inception the repub-
lican party has been legislating in
every congress for the uplifting Of
labor and the beJtering of condition
for all working classes. Through
cur tariff laws the working people
Of the United States have been pro
tected against the cheaper labor Of
the outside world. and wages today
are from two TO ten times the amount
received elsewhere. Through our
financial legislation the wage Garner
has always received full dollar
and his savings and investment.
have been fully protected. Not only
have wages constantly increased and
hours Of labor been reduced. but
sanitary conditions have been con-
stantly improved and inspections
and liability laws have given TO our
workingmen and women conditions
and advantages better, very much
better. than in any other country.
All the great national labor laws
on our statute books were put there
BY the republican party.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27

SPEAKER CANNON compares the
contentment of the people at the
present time to the contentment of
all human and animal kind after a
good dinner. The speaker says it is
easier and more natural for a man
to get excited before dinner than it
is after dinner. and he adds the OBJ
fervation that the American people
had their just before dinner excite
ment ten years ago. when every body
was hungry for better times and
trying to find . way to satisfy that
hunger The followers Of William
J. Bryan were - hungry for pros
peSity - were the followers Of W.
lin Mckinley. bat they believed N
1lr. Bsy1n's alIeged alchsny b.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27

The socialists claim that 1900
is too low an estimate 10 place on
their vote in Colorado. and that they
will show up with from 2O.0po TO
30. .Ooo for Haywood for governor.
This is about the number Of votes
that Alva Adams viii lack Of being
vindicated and also about the size Of
Buchtel's majority.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27

BUcHrEL is one of the most ap-
proachabIe men now before the
public. He impresses those who
speak with him as a most substan-
tial. level-headed and unassuming
man. He is liberal minded in all
things. has an unusually wide range
of information and is a good mixer.
He knows people in all walks of life.
visits them. mingles with them and
understands them. He is just the
sort of candidate We have been
looking for for years. Vote for him.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27

IF you prefer the progress and
prosperity of the present time. un-
der a republican tariff. to the busi-
ness disasters and idleness of ten
years ago under a democratic tariff
vote for your republican candi-
date for congress.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27

which a half Iazf e,uld t-e inflated or
expanSei into full loaf. or is
equivalent. while the republicans
desired 20 get hack u the good o-c-
fashioned loaf thai had stability a
wei a. size Tney did not care
about having too much yeast IN
their prosperity
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27

La JUSTA was after the Presby-
terian college in real earnest. Her
citizens offered SIS. 90 in cash and a
free site. This Is equal TO half a
million from Denver Colorado
Spaings Telegraph.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
SATURDAY. OCTOBER p. 1895.

AT the recent grand lodge session
of Odd Fellows. held al Florence.
Lyman | Heary, republican candi-
date for district judge. was e.eeted
deputy grand master.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
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OrrIcE OF SrArE Bosxp
o. LayD CouNrssIoxEks

OFF1cE oF STArE Boarp
o. LAND CouNrs>IoxEks
DENyER- CoLo.- October Il Ienx
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
Az The Prairie Csttle Co0psay. Limifra
vhose possoe6ee address i> Hi9bss. Colo. .
The Ssaes Board of Land Csnni>siooers 70 Iss1
ske following Described Scbool Lands sisueso
n Las Animns sna OeefO cCunfis.. Co1Drndp.
to.Uit.
Al Il ssssis. - so~.sAip = so.sA- Ra.es =
- seAse soQakssaisa - hsnss ~ sh.ss -
~ -: -. - :. - r.: s .:..s -. - g
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
to ls.ss s,.,e l.nss.
OrrrrK OF TIE SrArK BosRD
OF LAND CoNMf<<ro~ER<.
DEsvsr; Ce5e-- gle oe,essr l. lsss,

DE~vER. Colo. Octob-r II iss;. \
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ ". n. Wii>ou- Whose p-p-tofBce address L
Hirfree. Colorado October . iv6. made
application No. csss. to the State Board of
Land Com umis~ioners To iea-- the following
described School Lands. situate in Otero
County. Colorado. so-wit.
All OF section L. township eslSoush. Range
- West.
No other application to lease the abpve
describ--d premises obj-csics. axztn=. ,he
above application will Be eoasiderei after
November II. EA6
MARK g. WOODRUFF.
Register State Beard Land Comnf-~ioners
First publicatiou. October n ls6.
Last publication. November 10 fa6
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27

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