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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-26
Insane Italian
Resumes Journey

Appetite 0Agliam, the italian who
jumped on d Santa ~ train ahd
has been confined II the las Vegas
city jail. yesterday resumed his Jour.
nsy 70 Los Angeles However. - was
not permitted to make the remainder
u the trip alone, u No left In charge
of Deputy Sheriff Pettis.
Tic ItaIjAn Was taAe1 into custody
here s.ecasn Of his ,s.n1gu actt,us
to,:owInE his ieaD for ,lfs. rJm The
s~islly MOv;ng train. |: devclsped
upon hIs ssr.ure thai he was Insau~.
AMI I Ttw hours as =. being loc' "a
rp Nc A'ttsnpted suicsss city Mar.
shan ;v't.d entered irt3 eOvumup,cs
,tIon With ~ dem a,ted ATS brother
In Los Angles with the result that
,hs :nsAuc fellow whs sent 70 that
city under the care of m officer The
Lon Angeles relative mas agiesd 10
defray III q the expenses.
Al has been previously mentioned,
Appetite 0agiiEm II from Philadelphia
and vas bosnd for 1os AnUslss. He
began acting quesrly On ths train md
leaped on upon IT. arrival n TIE
local yards. He was hatleas and
coatless when he jumpod from the
train.
Gaeliam claimed thaG he wns -
ing pursued by several desperate men
who were bent upon taking his life
and In his hallucination no thought
he saw them on the train.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-26
Missouri Prison
Guard Slain ~
! Negro Convict


|. Jefferson City. M, March 16..
This morning when conyicts o1 theI
uenitsntiary here werD called for
breakfast Guard E woods vaDl
pounced upon NJ y colore1 conyict
and stabbed three times fatslly. Az
other guard Immediately killsd ~
convict.
The convict's nsne was 4
AnderSon and NJ Was serving four
years Tor assault N ljll ~ had beon
tor some time "a fh9 ct41ky" NJ.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-26
INDIANAPOLIS DEADLOCK
70 erlll uNONokgN

Indianapolis. Ind. March 26.--Repre-
sentatives Of the operators and min.
era resumed executive sessions Of the
Joint committee today. Nothing has
transpired since Saturday TO change
the situation and apparently the dead
lock 10 as arm as ever.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-26
Fiendish Deed Of
81 a Jealous Mexican
Murders Two Daughters Of Texas Ranchman
Cuts Throat Of One and Shoots Other il
Back Of Head.

Runce. Texas, March 26--Near cou.
chez, eight miles south OF here, =
Mexican named Ramon. overlook q
vehicle containing two young women.
daughters OF Alex M. Henry, q well
to do ranchman, and little boy yes
terday. Ramon climbed into the rear
OF the buggy and cut the throat Of
one OF the women, causing death.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-26

Postmaster Blood has had the can
ceiling machine sent To Washington
several months ago for repairs return
ed to him in first class condition. II
beats stamping BY hand all hollow,
ana il quite 4 labor saving device.
Two hundred and fifty pisces Of mail
can be cancelled with II per minute
when running full speed. The machine
rot out Of whack early IN the year
and meanwhile the old stue hand
stamping method had to be employed
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-26
Campbell Officers
Are Heard From

N. >. Belden, the real estate agent
Is IN receipt VI Two type-Wntlen com
munications from Representatives Q
the CampDell system rarmlng assOcia
ton, one Of wnlcn Was sent by J. l
Donahue, the president. and the otn
er ny U. =. Wllliams, secretary treas
urer. The contents OF the epistles ar
OF general interest In this vicinity.
President Donahue Is anxious ~
have the CampDell system OF Or,
farming given q trial on the mesa
land lying aulacent 10 Las Vegas ant
Is confident that the ground viii re
sp0nd 10 cultivation and UecOme quits
productive. He advises the raising o
$4,000, In addition to the dona.ln5 .
the tract OF land TO De used in estab
fishing Campbell farm, the none.
to be refunded to the subscribers a
the expiration OF three years. Mr.
Donahue says his attention to the dr,
farming proposition here was cailes
by a dispatch published III the DeA
5ver Republican.
Secretary-Treasurer Williams in hi
communication suggests that If th'
Commercial club here takes some &C
tion in the matter, the Forthcoming
convention OF the Campbell System
Farming association might be held II
Las Vegas instead Of at Denver 81
ae,atnfnre. All Las Vegas citizens
need to do II to signify their willing
ness OF having the meeting here ane
providing hall and looking after tbs
entertainment of the speakers.
Mr.. Donahue's letter to Mr.. Belder
is similar to the one sent to the Com
mercial clu preferred to IN another col
umn. The Williams communication i
as follows:
Denver. March II, 1906.
Dear Sir--As you doubtless know
the Campbell System Farming asso
citation holds quarterly conventions
public in their nature, as one method
81 spreading the doctrine Of thorough
tillage and scientific seed selection
through the west. Our next conven.
tion will BIZ held the iirst week IN
May and II It is the wish OF the citi.
Gems OF Las Vegas, we will be glad
t. hold It IN your city. The session
viii be q one.day affair, with such
speakers as President Ailsworth Of
the Colorado Agricultural college. w
H. Olin. agronomist at the same col
lege, r. w. Besley OF the United States
Forest Service, Thomas Jardine 0f
the University Of Utah. Ellis Of the
Fort Hays, Kansas, Experiment station
and other men Of like calibre. These
conventions have heretofore been hold
in Denver. The only points necessary
for Las Vegas to handle will be the
question Of hall and the rent there
Of and entertainment for the speak
ers. II seems to us that considering
the interest now manifested In the
Campbell system in your vicinity this
would be an excellent time to hold
the convention IN Las Vegas. II your
Commercial club decides to take up
the matter kindly notify me at youv
earliest convenience a. II Is necessary
that the place Of the next meeting
shall be settled within few days.
Yours truly,
Th Campbell Systenl Farming Assn.
Nv &. G. Williams, Secretary"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-26

The horse became frightened and
began to run. wnereupon Ramon drew
his revolver, which he placed at the
back Of the head of the other wo
man and killed her also. Jealousy II
ascribed as the cause.
The officers are searching for Ra
mon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-26
Governor GEORGE CURRY TURNS
UP SAFE AND UNSCA1bED AFTER
FLEEING FROM the PULAlANES
Escaped Assassination BY Swimming River and Disappear.
ing il Underbsush
Uncle Sans Troops Are in Hot Pursuit Of the MUIR
derous Natives
r : g - ~~AoH~~~~~ : :

MANILA MARcH 1-oovERNoR cuNNy % aArG AND WELL
BUT PARTICULARS ~ 70 HIS RGecug ARE NOT AVAILABLE
At This HOUR. GOVERNOR BUCHANAN, COMMANDING THE
DEPARTMENT At viecAvAs HAs LGTv%voR cAroALooAM,
TINE CAPITAL or THE ISLAND oF CANAAN, 70 LEND TAG AID
or THE FEUGRAL 0ovEANMeNT 70 TtE lNeuLANs AuTHoNE
TIES iF pEslRA0lG. SMALL vTAchMgNvo or FGpGRAL
TROOPS ARE NOW AoeerN0 rh9 coNoTADULANv IN PUN-
SUIT or THE FUGITIVE puLAJANGo
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-26

father, Mtes Nina Brandt Lee or Nina
Brandt, who left on Santa Fe train
No one On March 25th It II = M,
OCCUPYING lower berth No. 8, car No
line. She holds ticket form 205S 8
No. 1867 to San Diego. Description:
brown hair, grey eyes. roman nose,
and pale completion. she 10 dressed
in mourning and carries grey dress,
She II ! young lady weighing about
120 pounds. Guerd carefully - she
IL mentally unbalanced and carries
poison. Wie4 results 70 Rev. JohA
Brandt on Missouri Pacific No. three
at C06ncil Grove.
John Hayes,
Chief Of Police.
The second telegram was q fol.
lows.
st. Louis, Mo.
Chief Of Police,
Las vegas, n. NJ
Search west bound Santa re train
leaving In Junta early this morning
for Nina v. Brandt. 20 years old, 8
I'M s inches In heighth, weighth 12O
pounds. roman nose, grey eyes, pale
c6I6plexion ana wears black dress,
vSn ind hAs, or grey dress and blue
has. She may Ieave the train in your
city with ! party u six from Decatur,
III She 4 nessaiIy unbaiAacsd. Hold
and Wire.
c. q. Gillestv,
Acting Chief.
A nurse hAS been sent for and the
young lady will be searched for pol
soh or weapons of any sort with which
she may take her life.
She 10 : handsome flne appeariug
young woman and shows absolutely
no signs Of mental arrangement. A.
she IL dressed In mourning II n tbs
suppositiOn that she is temporarily
out Of her mind through grief frum
bereavement. She probably believes
that she ID pushed o. she has altered
her destination several times.
All that ~he viii say II that she has
no relatives although one telegram
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-26
q. LsvIe Wool.

81. Louis. March 26.-Wool steady.
territory and western medium, 22@
q; fne medium, 2I@25; nne lS@2i.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-14
Friday, December Ii, 1906.
AS TO SCHEDULES.

General Manager G. II. Ackert, of
the Southern Railway, with party of
officials, made tour Of the lines of
this railroad some weeks ago. His
idea was to look ut the situation in
person and to confer with his super
intendents so rs to adjust the schc-
dulles of the entire system.
An additional number Of superin-
tcndents have been put on, and the
territory reduced.
Mr.. Ackcrt has announced that the
traffic department is now at work
on a rcadjustmcnt Of schedules.
On account Of heavy traffic and the
congestion of business generally, it is
probable that the schedules will be
made slower, especially the fast
trains, so that The railroads may be
able to live up to the schedules as
published.
IT was announced that this change
would go into effect on the 10th, but
it is probable that it will not until
about the first Of january. The fast
mail train between Washington and
the south will be continued, though
more inc will he given it to make
proper connection. We refer to this
rs this time and in This connection so
that in the adjustment Of schedules
the people of Ncwbcry and The bust
ness interests may let The railroad
know what they want here. IT was
stated that in this change the midday
trains would probably be changed so
as to give us a morning train from
Grccnvillc to Columbia and an after
noon train from Columbia to Green
vile.
If the proper committee from the
Chamber of Commerce would look
after this matter and get those along
the line, who favor ii, to cooperate,
we might get such a change on the
Southern as suggested.
Before this new change is made is
the time to let our wants be known.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-14

there is considerable ground for the
position taken as stated here. We
doubt if with 5000, 100000 we are doing
as much real good rs we did when
the appropriation was only 100000.
The tendency, with too many pen
sion boards, is to go on the principle
that the money has already been levi
cd and each county had just as we'll
get as much Of it rs possible, and
therefore they put names on the roll
that really would not be there, and
ought not to be there under the spirit
of our law, if this fund came out of
the county and not from a state fund,
and yet it is right that some Of the
more wealthy counties should bear
this burden with those that are not SO
wealthy.
We desire TO do whatever is right
and proper by the old confederate
soldiers and certainly we do not want
to see any Of them suffer.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-14
THE PROPER THING.

Governor Hayward has done the
proper thing in appointing Assistant
Attorney General Ray to fill out the
mcxpired term at Attorney General
Youmans, and Attorney Gcncral-Elcct
Lyon has done the proper thing in
declining the position for the uncx-
pircd term and we commend both.
Mr.. Ray is an excellent lawyer and
on account OF the i'll health of Mr..
Youmans, has Of necessity had the
work "f the Office in his hands, and
hc is the proper one to finish out the
Term and complete the report. Mr.
Ray has appointed Mr.. c. II. Bar
ron. Of the Columbia bar, as his as
siSlanl. Mr.. Barron is young man
Of pleasing" address and good law
yer.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-14
AS TO PENSIONS.

According to the report Of the
Comptroller General, the total amount
paid out in pensions this year is $685.
S92.74.
Newherry has 173 pensioners on the
roll and received $4295.00.
Spartanburg county leads with 740
pensioners and received $lS,S3920.
Anderson county comes next with
504 pensioners and $13,305.15.
Grccnvillc county has 461 pension
ers and received $l2, 2,174.05.
Under the one mill tax, which is
levied for pensions, Ncwbcrry county
pays into the pension fund about two
thousand dollars moro than she re-
ceives for the pensioners Of her coun-
ty.
Spartanburg, with the taxable pro-
perty Of about twelve million, gets
about six thousand more than she
pays.
We have heard considerable COM
plaint from the old soldiers in this
county as to the manner in which this
pension money is distributed. A great
many Of them take the position that
there are pensioners on the roll, who
are not entitled to be there, and that
If tho management Of this fund is not
changed so rs to carry out what was
tho purpose and spirit Of our pension
appropriations, to give pensions only
to these who are really in need, that
they would like to sec the law re-
pealed, or have the fund distributed
so that every confederate soldier
should have his pro rata share of it.
There is no doubt in QUE mind that
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-14

' If there is any citizen or lax payer
of Ncwbcrry county, who is opposed
to spending little money for good
roads, we would be delighted to take
him on Il trip from Newberry to
Whitmirc, especially on the road be.
yond Beth Eden. IF he does not re-
turn convert for good roads, even
if il takes little money to build
them, we would consider his case
hopeless.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-14

For a nicely prepar-
ed meal, composed Of
anything to be had in
the local market, such
as game, fish, fowls,
etc, drop in at the City
Cafe, next door to the
Southern Express Of
flee, and be satisfied at
reasonable price. We
have a prof essional
white cook, who knows
his business and will
give the best Of service.
We carry a line Of fruits,
etc, and want to fill your Or
ders for Christmas.
Earhardt & Wells.
Next Door to So. Express Office.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-14
NOW FOR THE
)suu| | Foil Scramble!

1.-The longest pole knocks lust returned from
New York. While secured the new things nice tbnoa and
cheap things (no in quality prce)
about complete and we invite inspection We only on
edse hammer prices things
from yd to $780, Elegant Gnghans yd Homespun
Checked Homesp Jeans Flannel Outings full ne Elegant
line Clothing mems, youths boys and Overcoats While in
New York Clothing which 4oc su
This breaks about sold
Hats Caps Broadway styles In Millinery we have
the and pretes Don't take word, e nrs
right Groceries, Hardware lead the van
AK and Bay State Shoes Drop Head Sewing warranted
years. 1898 old reliable Domestic Machine $asoo
1000 bushels Seed Red Oats sacked Goo bu "a
Beautiful Parlor Organ, Oak, $500.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ ~ill -.il. at public auefion. to the his he-t
responsible. bidder. on the i-f day of May.
ls-ss at . O. IN. a. clock. st the main entrance
Ia the Court House in la Juntn. Ulorado.
the follow ing ds-cribs-I iands. situated in
Dtsro county. Colorado. Ntx
Part 81 sect ION. -ssurhse-t quarter. ssction
!. township = -oath- rang = wet minimum
price yer scrr. $50.
NEitie of improvements this land APP
praised hy this department, sl1a.
Owner - Improvements. l. ID. Hale.
sale application No. so
Ne lst,d viii b- -old al is-- than the m nj
mum price Ter acre, a. ztven above The
t,s,rs~l- - ~ ~ -old Ia the aboss order. and
each TRACT viii bc ~oid n described above
h. the same more or i.ss
Terms uf payment shall hs a. follows. VIZ +.
on iant- selling for % to s-i.to per acre; 10
per cent. Of the purchase money ut the Say
of sale. the balance in eie ebteen equal annual
T'astusuf- az Ter c.uf, fisr anuum. Lands
-eiiing al more than So yer acre and les than
81 Ter acre. urer reuf. cash the day Of
sale. th. balance in fourteen equal ANIMAL
pas tnsufs AZ fs~r cent. psr auuufn. f.and~
selling far 81 and utiwsrt.. AZ trer cent. cash,
and halRuee ln sgual annual Ia, m~nts at
PER cent Interest. ~ the purchaser docs bo,
o~ the improvements. he must pay for tho
same at sale Purchaser will execute bond.
a. provided in section ,. act Of July ~. isss
Purchasers must H. citizens Of the United
futeufion Of h-~omiug such Purchasers
must pay spprsi-~menf aud advertising fees.
MARk g wpDDRUFE
Register state Board Of Land Com m i~-iouer-
First publication ATrii 4. rsss.
Last publication April =. iSs
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11
Safe Of School lSaos-

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ ~ili ~sli- AT i.ailic anerlon, to the hlx h~sf
responsible tsstster. IS. the i-f dap OF May =
Iss<, AT 3. ci.sk. at the main eiifr raf.e~
TO tho oiIrt Hoa-~- iB Ia Juuts- Color ado,
th. follow ins. sie-rrih<d lsiasi-. situated 10,
t,,~r.- county Colorado va
Part Of ~<etion- north half of ~qYth~ -sf
quarter and -Bsst tsa-t quarter of -1'shh~esf
quarter section ~ rosp-hip = -onth. ranee
= ~e-f GntutIDafn Irtce- T~r acre. 80
Part of section south hall of nssrth~s--t
quarter -ser issst ~ tos nshlp = south range
= Ns-t. .lElsnssIn Ifios. t-rr srr-- .atsl
Nalu~ - improvements on thl- iatsd a. ap-
praised ~ this department. ~!-altf
bsn ~ improvements John = brac')s
sssie application No Ise'.
M lassd "a 10 be odd at les than III. niisi-
mum Ir.c~ Is-r ncre- a. given ab-tsr- ih.
zach tract ~ i-r -old ds-erii'@d above
ts III. -aIn. nor. or les
IsrmIs OF Iay meat -hail hs@ A. follows via
Dn lal- -s-ilisx for -i-sstu e. acre 40 p<r
cent os the Iisircha~s motst on dar of -sS
IN. taisBe. la .iEhfse equal snnual pay
ing AZ more than 81 Isr aer. aud i.~. THAI,
SIS y-r acre. ~ Ter c.nt cash GA th. daY OF
.sis. the t.aiaIse. in fourteen equal arnus
Payments al : Isr cent Ter auuutfi. l@ai'o-
-.ilins for So and Hpx ards a. per e~ut ea-h
aud balaIsc. in ~sseu equal ANIMAL pay mel nt-
at Tsrceuf interest. IL the purchaser ds -
ufs tbs. improvements be must pay Tor
-aIn. AZ sale. Purchaser viii . s~-cute bond
a. prov ii.d ia Section =. act 81 July u lin
Purchasers must be citizens sf the nfen
>tai--. or I~r-sn- y ho have declared their
intention sd becoming such. Purchaser
must pay . st,frai-~m~nf and adss rtl.ing fss.>
MARX q WOODRUFF,
Register state Board Of Land Commissioner
flr-i publication. April q. lss
Last pui,licsrl.sn- April -. E.s.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11
Eiss on shs Nog Train

A number of our to~nsment who
are members Of the Elk Lodge at La
Junta. started up there Friday night
with a couple of yietoms 10 have
their horns thoroughly rivited on.
and took the local freight at ! O'Clock
D. m. so as to get there on time.
The local freight pulled ten miles
west to Robinson and then side track
ed TO let all trains pass. and the boys
had plenty Of time 10 canvass the
wet and dry Of that burg before
they pulled out for la Junta at !
O'Clock a. m. Il Is said that one Of
the boys evidenced his feelings by
sending a telegram 10 Superintend-
ent Parker at La Junta. We
are at Robinson; wish you were in
h " and received in response
Would rather be in h - than in
Robinson. Las Anhnas Leader.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11
Sale Of School Lands.

NOTICE j. HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
i~ Will sell ct pahlic auction. 10 th. highest
responsible bisieier the 1t dsy at MAY. i.s.s
AZ .. m 'clnck. at the main entrance to the
Court Hou-e in La Junta- Colorado. III. follow
iux de-erih--f lands. situated IN Otero county.
Colorado. viz.
Part of section. northeast quarter Of no-th h.
east quarter -ectson n. township - south.
range - west minimum price pr acre. slsD.
Part of >scsion- northwest quarter 81 northea 4
west; minimum price per acre go. Part os
=ecfion- southwest quarter Of northeast qua rter
section IL township :, south. ranx- u west /.
minimum prbce Per acre <lob-
Value Of Improvements this land a. APP
praised by this department <s.os5.
Owner Of i'm prov-nent-. ". y. Randall.
sale application No. 2o,a
No land viii BE- sold at se-- than the mini
mum price per acre given above The par
c>l- viii - -old in the above order. and each
tract will be sold a. described above-h- the
Terms % payment shall h follows viz /.
On Lands ->llinx For SO to ECO Ter acre 10
per e~ut- OF the purchase money the day cf
-sle- the balance in eighteen equal annual pay
ment- at p-s cent PER annum- Lands -~llinx
acre. - per CENT. cash on the day of SALE the
balance in fourteen equal annsal payments af
PER cens- prr snnam- Lands =-liinx for "a and
upwards - PER e>st- cash and balance in
eySai snseal p.ynent. at ger cent interest,"
~ s.se ~ sor -..e AZ .sle- rureAa.es win
e-O - as pfysidsA 10 Ssesica n 90
= JSy N - RsfeAasess Dees - eitin,ns -
~ C.1ss1 - = yer~os - hsss declares
sn.sr .s..ss. e - -: fsSAa>rs
-n.sissss 0,nasn.,sis6 f6SCSSSiss;sc,.-.
Ia -. ~ q II
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
~ will ell. at public snetio-. to tn. highest
r~~rpn~ibse bidder. on the i~t dap of Nay. 1855.
at ,. N. O'Clock. at the main entrance to the
Court Hoo-~ in La Juata. tolorzdo. the follow
inc described lands situated in Otero county.
Colorado. viz
Part % --ctioa. northeast quarter at north
v~~t quarter. -<cfIon 1S. township - south.
ranr- = w--.: minimum price per acre. s. a.
-~csicn 9. township - south range u west /:
mininu nm price pr acre go
Value OF improvement 90 this land sp-
p<ni>-d hy this departDe f.s@L
Owp>r Of improvenens-. Charles z Turv~y-
sale spplieati.n No 1n1-
No land will b- sold less than the mini
8u0 peicc per acre as gfv>n akDve- The par-
tract vill b -old de-erib-1 ahove-Ae tie
Terms cf payment shall h- as fcllcw~. ~ix /:
On lands -elliax TOT SO tn szals per srre- 70
Per e-nt- ef the pufcha-e money sn tAe Aay of
sabe- the balance in eighteen ~ysal snn1al Pay
oenfs af per cent per ann1H- Lands -elliae
- Dsfe than q per sere aDd Ie-< tAsa - per
erre- = per cent cash cn sAe day ~ sale- tie
1nlanre IN fosrfssa eqnal asssal payDeees -
osUard-. - per e<ss- ea>A- - klssee in
81 ans.al payDenf- - per eess- i.eere-s-
Mo- ase> - Sou - ei01esSs0suAs
49, Rsy - rsoe :. s.le- e.vAaess vin
~ - - Deyst1s1 - oe<sina n -
04ZI .. - RsseAaNn - . eieiD q
- 49, 49, = - vA.Asss A.eessa
- - - 80. - Z - .<,s.,,: - - ..
nsph.s..s. ~ iSstss.
- isSls.s.Hs kS98S
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11

At meeting OF the board Of di-
rectors of the Masonic Temple Asso-
ciation held last Monday. the build
ing committee reported bids for the
construction of the new addition 10
the Masonic Temple as follows:
Nichols & Gauger. sl2.ls5; j. W.
Warner. $1,000. kranz Bros. sl0.-
600: John NJ. Lyon. sll. $50; Blank
enship Bros. .sll so; Lyon & Axtell.
si0.ls1.
The building committe asked for
further time upon which to make a
recommendation TO the board. which
was granted.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11

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