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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-08-17
eCOMPARlSONS.
A. Soon as We Begin to Make Them
We Hci,in to suffer.

A. Soon as We Begin to Make Them
We Bcgin to SuneF.
We would not have 10 strive so for
courage If what we vaguely call
things were more evenly distributed
among US, for no ones lot would then
seem to him an evil one. II we were
all humpbacked or lame on blind;
If every husband were unfaithful and
every child a cross; If we were all poor
ana no man had any more than anOth-
er; If nobody's son died In his early
strength and nobody was loved while
we sat neglected, then who of us
would know what sorrows and afIlic-
tions were? We would take each Of
them for granted AZ Chinaman takes
his yellow skin ana an Indian his red
one
II IS because we see our estate differ
ing from that Of our fellows that we
are tempted to comparisons, and ii Is
in the making Of these comparisons
that sense OF our sorrOws, like the
knowledge Of our Affections, Is first
born. How would we have known that
we were poor unless we had seen some
one else who was richer or that our
son was unsuccessful unless the son Of
somebody else were making great
mark In the WOrl1f Would our little
children be unhappy with only one
dress had they not seen other chill
dren with two2
1t comes 10 this, then; When we be
gin 10 make comparisons, we begin to
suffer. This may seem t. be hard
saying sut il IS a true Onc.-Lillie
Hamilton French In Iiarpcr's Bazar.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-08-17

Miss Lizzie Pollock is spending the
week at Long Meadow.
MIR. Mathewman will go to Canada
tomorrow for a short vacation.
The McDcrmott family of Deborah
street are away on a vacation.
Percy ButtcrGcld Of Messcr street
bo, been appointed q special consta-
BILE
Miss Elizabeth Carpenter is spend
iug tine month at North Falmouth,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Stochrcr are
in SOW York for stay OF scyea!
weeks.
William Giligm. booIEocpcr at the
Omcyyillo bank, is rccreating at
Block Island.
Miss Minnie Marks and Mrs W. f.
Smons of the annex are visiting In
New York City.
Mrs Townlcy and daughter Lillian
of u PlamGcll street are taking q
much needed rest at Camp White.
Alfred Dalton, for some time past
with The Oucyvillc Square Market
has severed his connection there.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-08-17
It,lslpnnIs.

A woman who shall be- nameless fur
nishcs the following essay on hus-
bands:
the young husbands who make us un-
happy because we are so Jealous OF
them the middle aged husbands who
break our hearts because they would
rather make money or play golf than
devote any attention TO us and the
nld husbands who sicken us with their
EIlly objections whenever we turn 10
look at younger men."-Chicago Trib-
une.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-08-17
LitcrnrN Coincidence.

Resemblance does not always mean
plagiarism. There was no plagiarism,
certainly, in Ncwman's line, The night
is dark, and | am far from home"
though it has been pointed out that it
almost exactly rcproduccs line in Il
play printed i'm 1899 This play is
1.-TWO Angry Women Of Abingdon" Ivy
Henry Porter, and the original line
runs, "'TiS late ana dark, and | am
far from home"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-08-17
Iupudeut Dog.

\ dog had the audacity 90 bark at the
deputy commissioner " Purulia. In
Bengal. when he came 10 the house Of
the master OF the dog on bike The
owners Of the dog were sent UP for
trial under section 2So. and one of
them. Karusha, was fined 20 rupees
Lahore Tribune.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-08-17
Convinced.

Mr.. Spongcly slightly relatedl-
Splendid. Magnificent! DO you know,
Uncle Eli. believe shall never get
tired of seeing the sun set behind that
hill. Uncle Eli-That's what me an
mothers beginnin' to think.-Puck.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-08-17
CHIlDS
Business College

For n years &c years in Pawtucket- the
Childs Business College has been known
throughout New England as most through
high grade business training school. Type.
writing by touch originated with the Childs
business college of Springfield. 622l words
errors deducted, n new worlds record, re-
business College, Miss May Darlington, the
champion touch typewriter OF the world.
We get results. Positions furnished FREE.
Visitors welcome. Write for catalogue. Fall
term begins Sept. ( Lapham Building 300
wcstminiter st Providcnce; 2lO Main street
Pawtuckct. Al0-it
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-08-17
TAX
1906
Assessors Notice.

The undersigned Assessors OF Taxes, i'm
and for the TO wn of Scituatc, will meet at
the Town Clerks Onice, in said Scituate, on
saturday, Sept. lst., Wednesday Sept. 9TH,
and Tuesday, Sept. nth, 1906. from 9o'clock
\. NJ. to , o'clock T.. Nj. each day To assess II
tax on the ratable property therein, In ac-
cOrdance with Il vote passed Ut meeting OF
the electors of said town, holden on the 4th.
day OF June A. ID. 1906, ordering n tax of one
dollar ON each one hundred dollars value
thereof, and requiring all persons and bodies
corporate, liable to taxation. to bring In To
them at the times and place above named,
true and exact account of all his rataDle eS-
tate decribeing ana specifying the value or
every parcel of his real ana personal estate
and every person bringing in such account
shall make oath before some one OF the as
SCISSORS that the account by him exhibited
contains, To the best of his knowledge and
b. lief, Il true and fun account and valuation
of his ratcblC estate; and whoever neglectS
or refuses To bring in such account, II
OvCrtaNCd, shall have no remedy therefor.
CHARLES A. POTTER
FRANK ID. PHILLIPS
GEORGE ". BARTLETT
UANAN COLNlN
GEORGE j. REMILG
HOWARD w. BARDEN
WALTER h COMSTOCk
Assessors of Taxes.
Scituatc, Il. l., July % 1906. AlO-5t
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24
m.,nosi.,. Rev. W. C. Barron Pastor.

Usual services at the NJ. f.. church.
Subject Of morning sermon. The
Significance Of the Lords Supper"
The sermon will be followed by Com
munion Service.
The subject Of evening sermon.
Blood and Bloom Their Relation. "
The Lords supper will be admins
tered both morning and evening.
The pastor urges that every member
of the church. unless unavoidably
kept from the service. 10 be present.
The sermons TO be preached are ap-
prupriate to communion and deal
with truth vital to Christian expert
ence. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to the public to attend these SER
vices.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24
s.p,is, Church. Rev. S. c. Davis.

A cordial invitation is extended 10
the public to worship with Us tomor-
row. The subject of the II a. m.
sermon will be. Make Your Own
Heaven" And the evening sermon
at 7:3o y. m. Falling Chains"
The music is led by a good chorus
choir.
The Sunday school meets at 9:45 a.
m. The pastor has a fine class Of
young men in this and we invite any
young man To meet US next Sunday
morning.
The Il. Y. L. L. meets at $50 p.
m. The subject Of the meeting will
be What Christ Teaches About The
Forgiveness Of Sins" and will be led
By Miss Viola Hammel.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24
Notice OF Sale urder Esseution.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ under aud ty virtue of an ailas eHecutissn
issus~i oct of the cuunty csnrt 81 Otere roUnfy
state % fnleraia. dated the BEh day of
January. 4. u il-s 10 fssar of ho1bssrinsr A
~ Neil ADD against ". :. fritz- whereby ] am
cernaasnfef to make the Of Twenty Dollars
and Ihtrty Cents 81 No. together with inter
e-t on satd Judgment from date of recosery sf
the rate 81 eisht I.r cent t-r annum; and the
further sum Il Sesent~en Dsllarr and Seventy
tents sl57 7ul csssts. have levi~i uT-su and viii
~Epp-e for sale - tbe Highest bidder Tor cash
AEDNk,DAh, hAks n u. tsss~
al ~ g'cldck a. N. - szid day. al the north
froat sis-sr uf the cOunty ceart hou-e in Ls
JuHfa. Ofsru cslnfN. tnlursTif. the feliu~fn-i
Described FrurertY. tsWif; Ihe east oue-hsf
lis - the uslrthwe-t oue-s4nsrtsr a and the
wet ssias-hAf = Of the mort beast oue=lua rter
fA of --et issu fw~uty -s1t~f = .ivsu-hip twenty
fsar ga. r.ns- ffty-tve -, IN orere coanty
r,lsrasfss. the sAid sale will - ade % ssti-fy
-sid a~tfs interest and cssstS-
GEO. BARR. sh~rif.
Fif-f ulitl irsfiaa. February " tiss
Ls-t uuti lcafirn. Nsrck %. f<ss
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24
NAV AB0UT
Town

County Clerk Garwood installed a
new book typewriting machine IN
his office this week. IL is Of the
Elliott-Fisher make. and similar 10
the book machine that has been in
use in the office for several years
past. The price paid was $50.
The office has had such an unusual
amount of recording to do during
the past three months that a new
machine was an absolute necessity.
The receipts Of cash fees during the
present month are very close to the
81 900 mark, and the Indications are
that February viii be a record
breaker
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24
chris,iso Church. Rev. 4. 1. Fsrguson

Subject for next Sunday at IL a.
M: The Worlds True Light
Rearers. Matt. STA.
At $50 p. m. the pastor will
preach from First Tim. -. revival
sermon. Bible school at 10 a. m.
and parents are requested to join
the pastors bible class.
Christian Endeayor at $50 p. m.
Fine Christian Endeavor meeting
last Sunday and a large attendance.
4 warm welcome to all in these de-
partments Of work. The pastor and
family are calling on the many new
families that have come into our fei-
lowship during the revival meeting.
The stranger within our gates is in
vited TO worship with Us.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24
Money 10 No OBJECT.

Money is no object: il is the work
We want. There Is 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 it and return it to
you as cheap as dirt Cal US up by
phone. tell US your troubles, and
Vel fix 'ern. First door west Of
Democrat building. on Second street.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24
St. A.s,s~'.. Rev. q. wss,.he...

Sunday school 10 a. m. morning
prayer and sermon II a. m: evening
prayer and sermon 1:3O p. m. Next
Wednesday being Ash Wednesday.
the first day Of Lent. there will be a
celebration Of the Holy Communion
at 1:30 a m. Litany. penitental Of
fee and address at o'clock and I:30
p. m. Litany and address on our
Lords passion, Friday, 7;30 p. m.
All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24
pssise Notice OF Ssee,si Gisesiea.

IN PUEsrANcE OF ORDINANCE No. rz
~ The . itv q l. Iuuta sdspt@si ssd sF-
rrlye-i the m day q February. A d rss
I.-~t iasi siiI y, hela 90 Tas-lsy tke sIxrk asg
q Ns-rh- a u l+s At TIE fsilowinx Vptins
pisee- Z. - -eFsral ss-st- = tse eity
kirkpstrick ou las- y sud - htack - in sad
city - La guuts-
- lr.t- le u si..i J. in hiack - IN saia CRY.
IaIEn NfEr-N the r-~ilten-e e : ".
Rrouu lets ssd z. hick = in the G city - La
n saia ei.rsissa tkere VII - subsaitt~.s -
The vsst~rs - the cry u Is gautz. wko er~
Taxpayer Hnsi@r the ls~. the fsilosins ques-
shsn th~ city e~aseii % the city e
l. Iastz b. ant hsrix-8 - e--rt zni
errr<tra~t exrru-ist~ - ard ssltstissrt- -,
the system - ~aterSerks For fre snt
e"-n,.s rasI-.5ss. rsIs-5 20. es ID sd
.nd saias.ions - 10 owed managed
anf cs-rsres hy th~ ciryT
~ia ss-~r % Ts~Sdsy - the e->s rr-c-ain<
the ~ el@crinu N the several wards ~ The
-~~i-ine ee----e1in< srsd eu-r rl-rine the sana.i
--eisf-zfsan - vsrer- and tur fh.r pc-po-e
Thy ~ 'ske t-"r the er.ce q ~ e"aary
- The several ws-rs~.
r. r--ll- WI - ey-nea f-r-n q n n.r7 :
the 1n--fi<sn- ss-sse sub-srt~-d VA be p--rs--d
srd fa-nsskef - the es-y el~rk 70 the JsH<~- 81
III ~i--rion wia b. h~is .ns cr-nsscr-i a.
r~r~ly - rss ~ n -s~ nsnn-r r----c-ih-s ~
l.x IN the es-e q el-c-ions ef zunicipsl o<sc-
No p~--r- s.a1 wee tt~ isls-=ricrs =nh--it
r~s u-l-~~ s.eh p~-ssa shs1 - vee-- % rh~
u wic-~~< wh@--uf the cry cUurtl - rh~
CRY ef La gu-r. tss -.1sef rtfs acrir- - -
rsukIs-f-@ sd rr-rs-d r-4li---s hy i2x- rhiS
ixrh 64y 80 F-t -esry a =. fsH
[~xsnl Cw- bpNGsRDSER y.r~--
1~r~<r- : ~ Eer-~ Cry C1--k-
FRS r.r-lirs-is1n F-h-uz-v "a fsx
Ls-1 rztls lsrn-.sr Wa--k 3 r&
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24
New Town or S~ink launched.

Swink. the biggest town in the
world outside of Newdale. had an
auspicious launching last Wednes-
day. Twenty-Five hundred people
attended the big auction sale of
lots and grand barbecue given by
the Swink Town Company, and there
were probably more inhabitants in
the burg on the opening day then
there ever will be again. l.. r.
Fenlason. manager of the Swink
Town Company. had charge of the
sale. and w. W. Dedman. of Denver.
oficiated as auctioneer. fifty-two
lots were sold at auction. the prices
ranging from SIOo for residence lots.
To Sl.l25 for the best business lot.
The receipts for the days sale were
81 300. Including the lots sold at
private sale the total sales aggregate
81 lots and the total receipts about
1000. There are thirty-siN acres
in the town site, divided into psi
lots. All Of the lots were listed. the
business lots at 500. and the resi-
dence lots at from 500 TO 500 per
pair. No lots We're sold for less than
the list price
The first lot was sold to II. W.
Potter for Sl.l25. IL is a corner
lot fronting the east on Columbia
avenue. and directly west If the
present Swink store. Mr.. Potter
also bought the 10, adjoining for
500. Business lots on Columbia
avenue were also purchased by II. /.
Maxwell, W 4. Dye and DIR. F.
Finney.
The Beatty Mercantile Company. of
Manzanola. bought ten lots in block
one. end will put in a general mer-
ehandise store and lumber yard.
The La Junta Cold Storage Company
bought five lots adjoining Beaty's
and will have a plant at Swink Fred
Bullen. Of the Pueblo Bridge Com
pany. bought the east half Of block
eight. the block in which the Swink
store is located. and will engage in
the lumber business. Three build
ings viii be erected on this half
block. fronting on the railroad.
which 1ill be occupied hy George
Gross. barber. Joe Prinster. butcher.
and the Gazette Printing Company
Of Rock Ford. which will establish
a newspaper al Swink.
The SWink Town Company re-
served lots 9 and 10. in block :. for
fsr saloon purposes. and viii erect a
$3.50 brick building on the proper
~. Brick buildings will also be
erected By &. A. Reynolds. II. 4.
Maxwell and Dr. FInney. The
present Swink store viii be moved
on the rear Of lots Is and Is. block
;. and in front Mr.. Reynolds viii
erect brick storeroom fronting On
Columbia avenue. W. r Thatcher
bought six lots in block 4. and win
spend slo.so in erecting modern
homes thereon.
The big barbecue was the main
attraction at the noon hour. The
eatables we're surrounded with a
squared circle of tables. and the
Delta Alphas. beaded by Daddy
Henkei. waited upon the crowd IN
I'll all bad a great ssfficiency- Thir-
teen hundred and seventy pounds Of
beef. three sheep, l.35o loaves Of
bread ard 80 gallons of coffee were
consumed before the hungry people
were satisfied.
TIE dirt was fyinR in al direc-
tions at Swink yesterday morning,
ard that burg VIII be the scene Of
great buiding activity for several
r.or-h< 80 corne.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24
Notice to 0ioders.

Rip$ WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE
~ sonstruction Of a two stors brick hulldinx
e3rts0 feet In sire, for Elizabeth pousherty
adm nniuistratfir of the estate 81 Gerald nouzh-
ertY. dsrfa sd. the same 10 - -ituafcd on Lots
nont-r~ -. u and y. Block No. ~. in the city
q - Junts- falnrsds. according 10 the plans
snd -t-scitcafion- pr-fsrs-d fssr the same by
John tiNyu. ArChitrrt. ant To- - built under
his Personal supervision. huiidirE To t~ com
pistfli hy ~sutErnter l. iisi. Bids to h. re-
eeixsd until March y. iiss, AZ y O'Clock noon.
Blds to - marked BID for SfuFe BuildiDs; Tor
Estate of Gerald n,arherty. D-c~a-.d.'' = TO b.
-ealesi aBi addressed to John t,wyn- Architect.
La Iunta. falorsdo Each tid mu-t b. accum-
panied Nlth certified ch-ck for two PR cent
90 the aunuuui Of the bid, payable To John
Gwyn. Architect, and to b. forfeited 10 the
estate of Gerald Ispushsrty. deceased. IN cs=e
the -uccs-sful bidder r-fu-e- Ia sign contract
a. furnish satisfactory h-ald.
The owner Fe=erse- the right Ia reject any or
all bid-.
ELIZABETH DOUGHERTN.
Administrators.
First publication. FebrusrJ p. Ii.i
Last publication, March 10 i'-s{.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24
Catholic. Rev. N. s. Callahan.

Mass and sermon every Sunday
except first. at 10 a m
On first Sunday Of each month
mass and instruction at S a. m.
Sunday School at 3 p. m.
Evening services at 1:30 O'Clock
except second Sunday of month: also
on first Friday for Sacred Heart
League.
Confessions every Saturday, ex-
cept the third.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24

A.C. Draper was quite severely
injured last Monday night in the lo-
cal yards while attempting TO crawl
over the bumpers of a freight train.
sustaining a hard fall which laid him
up for a day or two. Several Knights
Of Pythias had made arrangements
To go 10 Rocky Ford on No. 81 10
attend the district convention in
session there that day. II was
necessary 10 climb over several
strings of freight cars in order to
reach the train. and Mr.. Draper
seems to have proven less agile than
some Of his more experienced breth-
ern. He had To forego the trip to
Rocky Ford, but was able to walk TO
his home, and on "Wednesday was on
duty al the big store a. usual.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24
Notice for Pu biicstion.
rNIrED SrATEs LkSp OFFICE At /
FrEBLo, CoLo. January q, isss.

rNIrED SrATEs LkNp OFFICE At /
PrEbLo, CoLo-. January q, 1sss
NOTICE = HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ fallosinsuam~d ss-ttl-r ha- fled motto. OF
hi intention to make final proof in support
uf HI claim. aud that said proof viii be- made
,sfor- the clerk of the district court at La
Juuta. Colorado. on March II. lsss viz
Th0mas B Potter. III. y. iiicz. for the north.
east quarter southwest quarter. lots and 10
-actisn a. township . sodph. rang~ - west
n. names the following wiine--e= to prove
his contiapou- r--idsbee ul-on aud cultivation
- said land. sin; John y. Wilson, of Fair
mount Colorado. ~ Nil-stu. 80 Paramount,
Cuioratios Robert l.. Todd, cf Fairmouut. Colo
rado. Jaris- ". NJ Allen of Rocky Ford. Colo
rsdu.
sA ABBEY. Register.
first qualification January n. l..i.
t-s-t Publication. March = Isss.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24

A. Four Flusher. of Chicago. was
a guest of the Harvey House this
week. He staid several days. and
cut a wide swath among the wait
resses at the big depot domieile.
smashing hearts right and left. and
finally made a whirlwind finish by
eloping between two days with the
head waitress. The main push Of
the waitress had only been here a
fcw days. having recently been trans
ferred from Las Vegas. she had
about ten DAYS wages coming. but
as her gay deceiver appeared 10 have
plenty Of the long green. She passed
the wage bunch up as though il was
a white check. Whittier they have
gone. how. when. or By what means.
or whether or not they viii yet re-
turn the manager Il the Harvey
House knoweth not. mr. does he ap-
pear 70 he worrying more as a =
site.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24

Here Is a bit of philosophy from
Brother Newton Of the Alannosa
Courier creed which newspaper
men enleavor to live Up to: There
will come a day when you and I
won't BE- here. and the world viii 60
on just in the same eid way. and 80
get all the pleasure cut Of life you
can. Don't think Of F-ling dollars
for some one else % spend. II you
have dollars Iet 70 few Of them for
your own perssnal beneft- Rensen-
Der when the end cones. you GO cut
Of this world just as you came irto
it-with nothing Derry yourself
not single comfort in life There
are plenty Of discornforts here and
they conne whether yeu want them
er MT. And zp-sxe al don't i've for
yourself alone ard 70 one else That
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24

is no kind of life. Make others
happy if you can. There is more
pleasure in that than in anything
else. This world loves the man who
scatters sunshine as he passes
through life and il isn't 50 very hard
to scatter it either, and when you
die your presence will be missed. "
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24
Desert Land. einsi preos-nesiee for
Public Stion.

UNITED STATES LaSD OFFIcs Z
PuEBLo. CoLa.. January -, Isss.
NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Kob-rt T. Boyd. assignee Of William
Hansen. of La JBnts Colorado. hA- filed MOTTO.
- int-nfion to make pr,-Df his d-ss-rt- and
claim No. s... for the northeast quarter ->etion
=. township - south. range - west, before the
clerk OF the district court at La JuntA. Colo
rado. 90 Monday. the i2rh day Of March. isss.
He nsm~s the t.llowing witness to prove
the complete irTigsfian and recla uafion OF ssid
land John I-aac. orIhA Cunning, Jonathan
Osioru, sr-. Jane. Osborn. all Of La JuntA.
Colorado.
:. 4. ABBEN. Register
First puhlieatioa. January H. ia.6.
Last publication March :. hssi.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24
nosiee Of Annual MsetIns.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ agutsal meeting of tA- Nsne lille frri-
s-aftl- Ditch company Eiii - sid IN the
-chfsI ,sssi-s az HiEhe-. Celsraeo. Muadia,
Mach :, nssA AZ / ,. Tor the fsurf-p-e ssi
eecfiB@s of'ic-rs for the esssnIn i.-rsa aitd con
iurtinEs the seHrrsl business nf the company
q GEnRGE MYERS.
r. GI.AZBROok Prs-ii.at
-szrrrta - ] rFa-Crer-
Fir; Ezh3irst..sa. February 70 los.
Lat fsatalicatlaa, March g isssi
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24
Application to l.... State l.ns..
OFFtCE oF TIE STATE BoAED
90 LASD tosNI--IuSEK-

OFFfcE oF TIE STATE BoAED
90 LANu toaNI--IuNEK-.
DENVER, CoLn-- February Il, lso1-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ a Autzrnl-rrg. Sho-e To-totics address
is La Jania. Colorado. on February 18th, issi,
made application No. ia 10 the state Beard
ut Land Commissioner to isA-e the following
ie-crit--f School Land. situate ia Ot.Fo
County. Colorado. To ait.
Ncsi half Of -ecgioa -. township - south.
rangr n vest.
No other application to lea-e the aboF-
ds-critssi premises or objections against the
sh-ove application Will b. considered after
MARX q. WOODRUFF.
Register State Bosr,i Land Commissioner.
, ir-t publication, February n. rsi
I.a-t Iluhliratloll. March u. I.sl.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24
Application to lease State lands.

OFFICE or rHE STATE BoAED
uF LAND tHNNIs-IuSEKs.
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NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ David l. Thomas "a no~e r-Dstotilce addrrs-
= La Juuts Colorado, ou February :, Iiss. made
application No zi.i to the stat. Bard Of Land
f.smml.-loaer- to IeAz- the foiio1issx described
-cho-l lands situate Ia Oteru county, I,
Goiorasio ta,-wii;
All Of -eetio1 81, township "a auth range -
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No other application to lease the above de
-rrib--t pr-tnis@- or objections against the
above application all b. considered after
March 8. 1906.
MARX q. WOODRUFF.
Register State Board Land Commissioners
First publication FEBRUARY = Eab-
Last publication. February n. 1876.