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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-04
Don ALFONSO DEL RIO Y O|ll

Ha deisdo do txistir en- e.ts pus'
bio el tfs 10 del eorriente, el verera,
Bile areiano, suyo nombre sncaheza
sasss lfnea'. & la avarElda edad do
ssienss y or co afi1s.
Era dieh9 OF FOR, natural do Altu'
rias, provincia de Espafis,
Vino a raaidir & eats PATS do edad
Dc veinse ana. aiendo este pueblo el
cue eliiiera para Yesidir.
Aqaf sontrsio matrlmonio eu pri
msra y aegunda nupsias, con distin.
guidas pue!torrjQueiias, ersando OF
una numerosa y diatinguida fsmilia.
Dedieo "a inteligsneia y sus energies
q loo ramos dol comersio y do IL sgri
culturs, y CON sua eafuerxos amaa6
una regular fortuna que lega & aus
deudoap
- DasmpefI6 varios eArgoa oflai alea
an 10 administrasi0n pdbliea do este
pueblo. On Iiempos do 10 sobsranfa
espanola, siendo alealds, iuex muni'
eipal y copeial On diterenses 6poeas.
Supo dsmoslrar au sapaeidad y
honradez On los delieAdas tuneloues
COR d sdalss. ain apasion amientog, no
obasanie 10 politioa predomina ante ds
] aQuslloa tiempos.
Gn el afio 1887. epoea Que sl pais
raeuerda y lamenta, aisndo aIeaIde el
aaiior del Rio. obrando honradamen'
% garantiS6 con 90 palabra de honor
snte el Goblerno, 10 lealtad do sua
adminialrAdos y 10 trAnQuilidad de
sus b cares.
Lueh'moa On bsndos opuestos sin
que por clio % Qusbrantaas nusstraa
relaelonGs sosiales y somereialts, no
'sniendo que rslAtAr ineidenbes enc
osos de cal { :ler personal.
Era mas amigo dc IL Gonailiaci6p,
QUO do las rsreillssi pues era M me
diador smislose para solucionar sual'
Quier asuEso Ga que tuviera que intsE.
venir.
Vivid On eats pueblo sinausnsa )
elEso amos. siendo por tin,o, sspatol
DC nasimiento, psro pusrsorriQu ne fio
por - lArga residenCiA snns noso-
Iros y por los vfreulos que aocialmsn
10 10 unierOn & este pueblo
Dsade 81 onert 10 do au muerle
oeurrida a las dos de 10 msnAna del
indieado die, vi6ss invAdido 81 hogar
Dor numeross eoneurrensia dc lodsa
laS clAass sosialss.
au snlisrrc ha aldo una hpmosa
apots6ais de simpAtias y res psto Qus
sa 10 Ia tm1llrAdo somo & t'mo no.
nsnsis & an M morris.
n obstants ls ljuvla que ineesau
10 e.fs, vitss una nutrida mapifssts
ei6n que ascmpa Il 5 81 cadkver dssds
% eAsa moftatria { ls Igle.ief y de
6lla Al semsLtsrIc, PodifA cAlsularss
sn m,s de- 400 aims gus en- 81 mas re
liRioso recog g'miento ssminaban rim.
disndo 81 llo idosbrs 81 amigo que ss
auientabs.
- Ya en- el esusl tsfio, hlsIsron $50
de 10 ptlahra don Luis Maria ssntiR
go, dc ssls pueblo, y don Jose Coll ,
Cuehf, de Barros. Ambos ostsuvieron
alosusnIsa sn sus oriC'rns, i'd sbrss,
dsssFihiendo susinii nsrts la vida ,
merIsoz del hos do.
El t5tstro o,ttriahA s.ti, eoro
naa de amigos , ismiliGts..
vlmos representation "a tan ao'
lsmns sssoi { Is parlidos polinsos
snloaigta J rspuhllsanol GGla colo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-04

e. pencador llor6 Abupd apt' menae'
Aientrss 90 lamsasaba, patio una her
mosisimA ioven Que 10 rrsgun6 el mo-
tivo do sus lGgrimas.
Cuaudo el psaeadoor 90 hub sxoli
sado, ella sstAll6 On una esreaiada.
-lQasl 10 din, Suo e. mas cue
ESQ? iLloras porque hss perdido los
bssos de una sspossl Deisms. y 20
spiugars tus lGgrimas.
Y desprendisudo pns 4 ,r do %
eorpiho, 10 hixa rsspirAr ~ perfume.
I'll peaeador sinAi6 al punso qas
una dsIieiosa smhris guex % spodsra'
ha de 3D. s6r. I'll rssusrdo do kyrais
% dssvaneei6; y eomprsndi6 que solo
sl amor do CAlliA podfa darls 10 fsli-
sidad.
10 161ah! le diio 81 suplieante,
Y In iovsn % auad6:
| Pero esq ysz 10 felicidad no dur6
lmAs que una primavers. La nueva
ssposs del psssador era ineonsaants,
eolkriea y mentirosa. l. misl dc sus
hese7 perdio pronto D. sabor, y d
desgFaeiado pasaba noshs y dc On su
bsrsa para eseapar al inferno do %
casa
Por Au. no pudiendo soportAr 20
fu6 en- brssa de- iorobsdo.
-~Dsvn6lvems sl amor do 10 tier.
NJ Myrs's !, ls din supliesnte. y todoa
mis- bieneA ssrAn auJos; mi barea do
maders do se&ro, mis- redes, mi choza
cue 90 mira en- las olas. Devu6 .vsme
10, 8 no me qusdA! & 10 mAs Que pasal
sl Igusronse.
Hl iorobado aeeedi6
/ -isssl, dijo. asesdo a tu pedido
Una vsx % df o ffl'cidAd sin aeeptal
y nj gdn reform ; b y. L. donssi6n d,
: tidos tua bienes no 90 mGe que unl
. pobre rem VI erasi6n do mi rsgslo por
que De doy mts que 10 felie!dad: to ht
hseho spEendsr a arts do scr tslix,
CarOIhs Brio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-04
Juota sstpIa' De IDa-aIta

Be puhlieA las vasanles . Las "a,
euslss rurAles sstAhlseidAs On Ice be-.
rrios de ERIC Lsiais , so sbrAia
Arenaas para ser protlsia por los Sc
aoFsO prtisaoFsa que dssssn 0ptAr !
elias, prsssntando sus solitadss { ssta
sssefst,riss por 81 termin0 dc dies
diss, s sontar dssds IL pFimsra puhli'
CsS'6n del pFessnle sdisto. N yism'
hEs 80 de 1908
ENRIQUE u. 1zQUIED1'
assglssE!o,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-04
FdbIica de NiquInas Dc TH.
lar cafe ds Victor CspIiIs'
San German P. R.

Sc iabriesn eslas maquinas del
amsao } presto cue ss pldan. Exse
lamsnts Iguslss lss aus SO importAB
del e1tfsngsro. Klta7t6o de 10 pul'
gsdss de largo, 8 de Ansho } Il d.
Alto, vale dos dellAss. De mayor Is
mAao subsn ina nsssioa.
En- esta lmprenta Sc vende
papel vieio de periodico a dos
pesos el quintaI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-04

MIA esp, 4 )ls, de la eual era lniembrc
distirRuido sl Wiior del Rio
Odsisron en la esremonlA los a..
serdotsa g ptSles, Rodriguta y Cas.
Iapy de CfAlss, B lrros , ssie pueblo.
sstemos Qve los fsmiiiares del
1nado sc alsnlsn aaiiIfsshns de latx
Eottsusa pruehs de ainpalfas Qas sl
Euehin de Morovis les h dadr.
Q Ella sss ell lsniIivo q 8 oalms
81 dolor , la psna gre embargo s los
81 gldoa aeysl que lloran ls Ie d'da
&c "a padre amanIfuImo,
Un amigo.
AoFosls, NOvlsnbis 30 de !, zoe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-04
lGusADOs DE- MOTIN

Fl Jues muDisipal de Bayam6r
hA 6issa do auto de prisi6n contra Tg
nscio g ,nxAlez Juan sArch'E = Bsu
tista Laguna & Quienes % les asusa d.
Notin. habItndo ordepado psseu { ls
galsrA de aumsrio sn'xa Preside
& oitposisi6n del F. cAl de la Corts ds
Distrit1 do San Juan,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-04

Vuga aboutamene del mananta
Gable p eermedades del
Preco Gaia de 25 bot les de to S. BoteIa 80
F. FONT Y HERMANO.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27

Said ballots shall he cast by each voter by
no% %@ S law h ot S@tsr N sss
amendments to the constitution Of the state of
Colorado.
questions shall BE- received by the judges un-
less the person Offering the shall be a
voter Of the City Of La Junta and taxpayer
srorIoxs 6. The following named person. are
hereby appointed as Judges and clerks of said
First ward-Judees. Nola hasten. C. ID.
Steward Nola Pearson; clerks. e. X. Moore.
second ward-Judges. c. r. Buckley, $ b.
Miller, c. f. Veasie; clerks, Alta swanson, r.
Third ward-Judees. J. T. Russell. v Albera
J; r. Anderson: clerks. Blsneh Dunlap G.. r..
questions aforesaid shall be canvasscd and
returned and the return made and the result
be, as provided BY law for the canvass. return
and declaring Of the result OF votes cast at an
election Of municipal officers.
SECTIONS. The notice of the time and place
Of said election. shall he published in the La
Ju>Ta TkIBrSE newspaper OF general circul-
County of Otero. and Stat. Of Colorado. at least
fifteen 40 days before such election, and also
a copy of such notice shall be posted at the
place OF voting in each ward at least fifteen ti5b
days before such election announcing the time
place and object Of the election and the clerk
Of the City Of La Junts i hereby charged with
the duty Of effectnatine this provision.
ETIo> 2. This ordinance after its passage
shall be recorded in book kep. for that pur-
pose. be authenticated by the signatures OF the
mayor and clerk and shall be published in the
Ia yuNTA TRIBUNE. a newspaper published
within the limits of the City OF La Junta. and
shall take effect and be in force upon the ex-
piraticn Of five t3) days after it has been so
published.
CIV. BOMGARDNER. Mayor.
s W. BBowN. Clerk and Recorder.
STATE or CoLoRADo. l..
COUNTY ov OrERo.
L. $. ". Brown. City Clerk Of the City
of La Junta- dD hereby certify that the fore
going ordinance wss Placed on its first reading
and was duly read ard passed on it> first read
ing at regular meeting Of the City Council
Of said City on January Is. f1fs.
lsEsLl $. ". BROWN. City Clerk.
First publication. January Il. 1905.
Last publication, January q. 1Su6-
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
proposss Ordinance No. ,es.

An ORDINAN,E CALLING \ SPECIAL
~ election providing for the submission TO
III. vote 81 the qualified electors Of the
City of La Junta. at said election, the que--
tiou Of authorizing the city council OF said
city to- make extensions and additions to
the water system Of the City Of La Junta
to DE owned managed and operated by tn.
city.
81. 1t ordained by the city council of the City
of La Junta, Colorado:
srcrIoS l. That a special election Of th.
voters of the City of In Junta. Colorado. who
are Taxpayer under the law, he called, and
said election Is herrb, called for Tuesday, the
9Th day of March. 4. D. 1905.
SECTION . That at said election the luc--
tion of authorizing the city council ot said city
to erect aud construct extensions of and addf-
tion- To the system of waterwork- for hr" and
domestic purpose-, nov owned aud operated by
owned. managed and operated by the city. be
and the same hereby j. submitted to such
yoter- Of raid city ~ are taxpayer under h.
law. for their determination.
b. voted at said election by the voters
qualified a. aforesaid. at the following places
in the several wards Of said city.
Ward One-h the residence ot Mary T.. Kirk
patrick Lot. ~ and IL Block -. in said
City of La Junta.
Ward Two-it the city hall in said city, On
Lots 10. u and u, in Block ~ ia said city.
Ward Threat the ofiic. OF the Singer Sew
ing Machine Company. OF Lots - and "a in
Block ri, in said city.
The voting shall be by ballot 81 the form
hereinafter provided. and said election shall b.
In all respects, a. nearly may be, held and
cas.- of elections for municipal officers.
SECTION T. The ballots to be used in voting
upon the question aboy. submitted shall be
prepared and furnished by tn. city clerk to the
judge Of election, To be by them furnished to
the yoters, and shall be In the following printed
form:
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27

The assessed valuation in the vari-
Gus school districts Of Otero county
is as follows:
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
A.s,ie..i.. q. ,.... s...s l..s.-
ofsIrE or TIE STATE BoARD
or LAND tosaI>-Io>ER~.
IfF<kER Gar.a Iauu.-x N lfsn

pffIrE or TEE STATE hoARD
or LAND tossI>>Io>EK>.
bESkEg- Colo. January - Ess.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Christian kich. y hss-r Ia.@t0t'ic- address
l. La JUnta- Colorado on January isth. rssi.
made Application No. eOss to the state Boar
of Land Commissioners to l-a-. the follow is.r
described Iudemnity School Lands. situate in
or-ro County. Colorsdo. to-wir:
south half Of northwest quarter of section y,
to~ial-hip - -e,uth- range - west
No other application to lease the absxs
d-7eribrd premises abieefioss- against the
absse application Nill br considered after
February % Iss.
NAkk q. WOoDhuEF.
Register STATE Beard Land tommis-4on~r--
First publication January "a fsss.
Last publication. February IA rni.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
Notice for 1vbiiestis~.
UNITED srArE. LAND oFFIc,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE At
PCEBLo. Colo. D-c-mb-r % i.s6.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to max. final proof in support of
his claim. and that >sid proof will he made be-
fore the clerk IL the district court at La Junta.
Colorado. on February u, rSi. viz: Adofph
y. Hun. ". Z. io.5es Tor The southwest quar-
ter, section II, township y south, range -
west
He name the fnlloWing witnesses to- prove
hi- continuous residence upon and cultivation
81 said Land, viz: John Wilson, of La Juuta.
Colorado; sherman &. Stevens. of La Junia.
Coiorado. John 7. Mason. Of Rocky ford.
Colorado; william II. Anderson. of Rocky
Ford, Colorado.
:. \. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. January =. rs.sl
Last publication, February &. 1855.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
essssy Advertise meot.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ whom it may concern that the following
described eStrsy animals were taken up near
Oiney. Otero county. Colorado, to-wit: One
black mule about year. old. unbranded: one
bay mule about years old. white face. white
a. feet. unbranded: black mare about
branded left shoulder and
left hip.
said animals being unknown to this Board.
unless claimed by owner or before February
u. 1896. said estray will be sold by thi. Board
for the benefit Of the owner when found.
STATE BOARD OF LAND INSPECTION
COMMISSIONERS. Denver, Colorado.
First publication. January ~ 1906.
Last Publication. January q. 1906.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
vAxGS eoa InG yEAR-
xe~e Figures Ths, Viii be- Of Interest
TO Tsxpsyess-

Taxes for the wear 1895 are now
being received by the county treas
urer. and in consequence life Is
rather strenuous around that Off
cial's headquarters The first half of
the tax is due January lst and will
be delinquent after March LIST. The
second half is due June LIST and de-
linquent after August LIST. A very
select and prosperous few have al
ready paid their taxes in full for the
year.
The assessed valuation of all the
property in the county for 1905 is
$6.016. .3i5 as compared 10 S. .993. l75
for the year previous, an increase Of
$50. .l69. The total tax to be collect
ed for the year 1905 is S250, ,2l4.53.
as compared to $3.50. l3i.67 for the
year previous, decrease of 50 .9aO.-
IA. The levy in La Junta is SO mills.
Last year il was 81 mills. A tax
payer in La Junta who was assessed
81 600 in the year 1894 paid taxes to
the amount of $50. This year on
the same valuation he will pay $50.
The taxes to be collected for the
year 1905 are segregated as follows:
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27

Some of the leading taxpayers of
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27


mills, which will yield revenue of
s2i.305.3s. Last year the state tax
was s23, ,972.6s. The increase this
year is not much. only S332.70. The
, tax for county purposes for 1905
is less than it has been for several
years. The county commissioners
reduced the levy for county purposes
to fourteen mills, the lowest for a
number of years, and the total tax
is SS5. .O6s.s3. In 1904 the tax for
county purposes was Sl0l ,S34.7S.
The tax for the year following is
just SIG. .sl5.95 less. very consider
able saving. and a good showing for
our unanimously republican board
of county commissioners.
The assessed valuation in the
Otero Irrigation District for the year
1905 is s73. $50. as compared to $780,
40i for the year previous. an in
crease of I7.i56. There are IL. .527
acres of land in the Otero Irrigation
District. and of this total average
6,90l are assessed at 81 per acre.
and 1926 acres, under the canal ex-
tension, are assessed at 50 per acre
This latter figure is just double the
assessment of last year. The tax
levy in the district for the year 1905
is $50 miles 2i0 mills for interest
on bonds and 80 mills for general
taxes. Last year the total levy was
$50 mills. The total tax in the dis
trict for the year 1905 is S2i. .4s2. 20
-Sl7 ,S05.60 for interest on bonds,
and a general tax for maintenance
of S6,677 10. The total tax in the
district is little over 50 per acre,
much less than under some of the
older bitches. when the interest on
the money invested in water rights
and the cost of maintenance is taken
into consideration.
The property valuations in the
in the various cities and towns in the
county for the year 1905 are as fol-
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27

The total levy in mills for all pur-
poses in the various cities and towns
in the county with the levy for last
year given for comparison is as fol-
lows:
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27

OterO county, in fact all of those
who pay taxes in excess of $500, are
as follows
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
Applicable. to lssse State Is.ss.

OFFICE STATE BOARD }
90 LAND CoNaI-sIo>KRs.
DENVER CoLo-. January y. lssss.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Asa >cudder. whose r-ostofehce address j.
La yunts. Colorado. on January y. Ess. made
Application No. 1se Ia the State Board Of Land
Commissioners to lease the following described
Indemnity school lands, situate in Ot-ro
county. ColorAdo. to-xit:
south half Of southwest quarter of section 10.
township - south. range - west
No other application Ia lease the above de-
>crib-d premises objections against the
above application ~ill be considered after
FEBRUARY lsS. -
MARX q. WOODRUFF.
Register State Board Land Commissioner
First publication. January Is. Iss.
Last publication. FEBRUARY 3. lSB.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
Application to lease State l.od..
OFFICE oF STATE Board
90 LNsD tpNNI-~IoNEE-

UINNIR, tULO., January II. Iss.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ The Laguna Canal Co.. Whose Io-toiiice
address j. Pueblo Colo, on January ~. isssi.
made application No. Sil6 to the STATE Boa ri
Of Land Commissioners to lease the fpllowins
described Indemnity School Lands, situate in
Ot.ro county. Colorado. to-wit.
Southeast quarter 81 southeast quarter of
section ~; northeast quarter of southeast
quarter Of section 20; northeast quarter of sec
tion "a north half of southwest quarter Of sec,
tion NJ: southwest quarter OF northeast quarter
OF SECTION 81, all ia township - south, range -
west
M Other application to lease tn. above de
scribsd premises or objections to the above
application will be cons idered after February
IL, lsS -
MARX q. WOODRUFF.
Register State Board Land Commissioners
First publication. January 10. 1905.
last publication. February 10. Es,.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
AeeIiessIea to le..e s..,e lsnss.
OFFICE OF THE STATE BOARD
or LAND COMMISSIONERS.
DENVER. Colo. January 30. IeSs.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Eugene Nancolas and David Rich whose
p.,stoffice address is La Junta. Colorado. on
January 18th. 1896. made application No. 2n5s
to the State Board of Land Commissioners to
lease the following described Indemnity School
Lands. situate in Otero County. Colorado,
to- wit:
North half Of northwest quarter of section q
township Y south. range 81 west.
No other application to lease the above
described premises objection against the
abeve application will be considered after
February D. IDB.
MARK q. WOODRUFF.
Register State Board Land Commi<sioners
Firse pehlieasion. January ~ 1sus.
Last pu6lication. February IL IS0s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-22

ings around it, all to be left there after
the fair and not torn down as is GUS
tomary. The buildings will bear the
name Of the state erecting them, and
will serve as a permanent advertise
ment.
Seattle, Mr.. Clarkson said. has gone
into the venture with the enthusiasm
that wins. Inc one day half a million
dollars was raised i'm the city, and an
other half million will follow it, if need
ed. Washington outside the city is
equally i'm favor of the undertaking.
The railroads are also in line. The
Northern Pacific and*the Great North
ern have each contributed $25. 900 and
as much is expected from Mr.. Harri-
man.
In the exposition will be shown the
resources of the northwestern states,
but more particularly the resources
and possibilities of Alaska and the
American possessions in the Pacific.
Alaska will have tremendous exhibit,
showing the region TO be not only a
mineral storehouse, but a stock and
agricultural country as well.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-22
A Few Attractive Inducements
For Men, Specially Priced

Women accounted the ewe shoppers and much of the for
mems apparel bought by them
5ocn suspenders-Cown and H. p mabat only
flannel nightshrs This
than garment
This has built a
values will offered Saturday
You usually least IS shirt. nice
..50
The kind Of shirts which offered $1OO and 25 elsewhere with cuffs
45c.
Beautiful lines of kid gloves and
Complete showing of suit and bags All feathers These
al reduc ton
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-22
UTAH MAY HAVE BUILDING
State Will Be Invited to Have Ex-
hibit at Seattle Expo
Sition.

Seattle is to have an exposition in
1909. and proposes to make it a record
breaker. T. S. Clarkson, who is
commissioner of the Alaska Yukon
Pacific exposition, as it is styled, is in
Salt Lake to promote interest in the
venture. He called on Governor Cutler
yesterday ami laid the plans and scope
OF the exposition before the governor
with view to having Utah erect a
building and make an exhibit Gov
error Cutler was inclined to be friendly
to the proposition, and will probably
mako recommendation to the next
legislature for an appropriation.
The site of the exposition will he the
grounds Of the University of Washing
ton, where 1856 acres of ground will be
available. The site is near Seattle and
oVerlOoks two beautiful lakes. The plan
IS to have the United States govern
ment erect permanent building and
the northwestern states smaller build
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-22
COLLEGE PAPER STAFF.
Names of Those Who Will Make
University Chronicle.

Corydon w. Higgins, the managing
editor OF the University Chronicle.
made the announcement yesterday of
those who will help get out the paper
this year. The first issue will be out
next week, and there will be a num-
Der of new features in the paper this
year The members of the staff are:
Corydon Higgins, managing editor; G..
r. WOOlf assistant manager; Harold
M. Stephens and Earl Havenor, asso-
ciate editors; Hazel Stevens, Rhea Rod
gers, Alice Farnsworth and Percy God
dard, literary editors; Hugh Lewis,
Sam Ballard and Cora MulgraVe, staff
artists; athletics, Harry Moore; arts,
and sciences, Chris Jensen; medical
science, Ray Hatch; props, Marshall
Breeder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-22
Our School Suits Outwear Other
Suits--They Hold Their Shapes


ferentt the
in and
with straight Fancy mixtures 6
Saturday years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-22
MUCH MONEY LOANED ON
BOSTON COPPER SHARES
Especial to The Herald.0

Boston, Sept. I.-During the past
two days $1,7O0,OOO has been shipped
from the National City bank, New
York, to one Boston bank and two Bos-
ton trust companies to be loaned on
Boston copper shares. This money rep
resents a portion of the treasury cash
of a western mining company whose
shares are listed on the Boston stock
exchange, and the market for which
Is made in this civ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-22
SICK IN NEW YORK.
w. n. Dale Has Attack of Typhoid
Fever.

w. II. Dale of this city, who went to
New York few weeks ago on bust
ness, has been taken i'll with typhoid
fever, and is now in a New York hos
pital. His illness was quite serious, but
he is now recovering. r. w. Sloan, his
business partner, is with Mr.. Dale and
wired The Herald last night: Dale
doing nicely. No complications. Re-
covering as apidly as possible for ty-
phOid patient"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-22
w. C. T. U. MEETING.
Mrs. w. a. Wight Won Last of Sc
rieS of Contests.

The regular weekly meeting of the w
9. t. u. took place last evening at the
Third Presbyterian church The proceed
ings were enlivened by the last of a series
of medal contests originated by the mem
bers Of the union for the encouragement
medal is awarded for the best recitation
having temperance for its subject. and
was won on this occasion by Mrs. w. A
Wight. her selection being Jacob on
American Women" The judges were
Mrs. p. A. Simpkin, Mrs. Stocking and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-22
THE LAKE HERALD: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER % 1906

Miss Fitzgerald, and during the time con-
Sumed in arriving at decision Mrs. A
Croker, by special request of the audi
ence, recited 1.-THE Factory Chimney
which selection was awarded the prize at
the last contest The meeting was well
attended and during the evening Miss
Emma Mclean rendered a solo and Mr.
Edward EitZgeralii gave a violin solo