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The La Jara chronicle., 1906-05-25

! EVENTS OF THE WEEK !

Board of Trade meeting tonight.
Insure your crops against hail.
r. j. kavalec.
New wall paper in stock at
Hamilton's drug store.
r. Ortiz was a Monte Vista Wis
itor the last of the week.
Printers ink marks the path to
riches and fame. Fry it.
The good things to eat can
always be found at divers.
If you want first class black
smithing, go to Frank Brumbly.
High grade kerosene and gaso-
line at Hamilton's drug store.
Harry Schiller is here from Den
yer, the guest of Hon d. E. New
comb.
When you want fresh drugs go
to the La Jara Drug Store, H. O.
Ellis, proprietor.
Miss Iva Seyfer is seeing Den
yer" this week and enjoying we'll
deserved vacation.
Geo. Durham has Just completed
a large adobe ice house in the rear
of his saloon building.
Professor Morgan's house is
nearing completion and he hopes
to be able to move in by the first
of the month.
Mrs. J. White johnson is build
ing ii new fence around the prop
erty she recently purchased of Mrs
Theo. Anderson.
The base ball game at Alamosa
last Sunday, between the mines of
that town and Ahtonito, resulted
in victory for the home team by
the score of III to }.
Mrs. George Hamilton and son,
Henry, are expected home to-mor-
row morning from Denver, where
they have spent the week, enjoy
ing the sights of the capital city
and visiting relatives and friends.
l.. A. Norland has been survey
ing many of the residence lots in
various parts of the town this week.
AS La Jara property enhances in
value it behooves the owners to
know whether their residences are
on their lots or on the street.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-05-25

Fresh vegetables arriving every
day at divers.
Mrs. Geo. 5. Lovett visited
friends in Alamosa last Saturday
Strawberries. the great big sweet
ones, at G. G. Oliver & Co S every
day.
The Russell boys moved their
cattle to the hills the first of the
week.
Mrs. j. w. johnson and P. S.
johnson saw the sights of Capulin.
to-day
If your horses need shoeing
take them to Brumbly's. He'll do
it right.
If you want bum cigar keep
away from Seyfer's. He only
handles the best.
The Ladies' Sewing Circles pent
very pleasant afternoon with Mrs.
VIM. Netf, yesterday.
Jose de la luc Marquee. of La
Sauses, was "A welcome caller at
The Chronicle to-day.
Only wind is needed to spread
rumors but for reliable news you
must read your home paper.
Quite IA snow fell on Cumbres
Pass, Thursday, and the trains
coming through La Jara were COW
cred with it.
The Misses Alma and Edna Hat
field spent the week as the guests
of Mrs. Frank Phillips at her cozy
country home.
See r. J. Kavalec for hail in
surance. He represents the only
reliable hail insurance company
doing business in the state.
Clark Mosier left Wednesday
morning for "A trip through New
Mexico and on to Old Mexico, ex-
pecting to be gone several months.
We are greatly indebted to Au-
gust Thompson. the genial miller
of the La Jara NJ. & E. Co.. for
splicing and cementing the belts
for our machinery in the most
modern and approved style.
While Mr. Thompson is acknowl-
edged to be one of the best millers
in the state. he is also on expext
machinest and the improvement he
made in the manner in W hich our
presses run proves 1T.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-05-25

The La Jara writing and school
tablets at Hamilton's drug store.
The little daughter of Venancio
Will, of Capulin, died last We'd
nesday.
lou can get all the Hesperus
Coal you need, now, at Wallaces.
Lay in your supply.
We have Just received a stock of
3 inch pickets that we can offer
cheap. Wallace Mer. Company.
The cold spell of the past week
has checked the flow of water from
the hills and averted the flood our
people feared
Why buy your woven wire fence
of stranger who is canvassing the
country when b. l.. Van Vechten
can save you 10 per cent. on "A
stronger and heavier fence.
The Woodmen of the World gave
banquet to their members and
lady friends last evening and the
event will long be remembered by
all present as one of the iolliest
ever held in the town.
l.. d. Eskridge spent a couple
of days this week in the La Jara
meadows. fixing up his summer
ranch and getting the cattle 10.
Gated. He reports good feed and
contemplates prosperous year.
Our local orchestra will give d
big dance next Thursday evening
MAY 31st, to which all are cordially
invited. The boys guarantee fine
music and the dance is sure to be
the most largely attended of any
of the season. Be sure and go
Admission fifty cents per couple
The school children of Buuntl
full will give their patriotic En-
tertainment' this evening and a:
many of our people as can &C
should attend and help the chill
dren out. A splendid program
will be rendered and later in the
evening refreshments will deserved
Then a big dance will wind up the
affair. The proceeds of the enter.
tainment will be added to the funC
being raised to purchase IA silver
service for the Cruiser Colorado
Next week we will publish the
names of the contributors as vel
as give an account of the enter.
tainment.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-05-25

Window glasses in all sizes at
Hamilton's drug store.
Sharpless Cream Separator, $50.
The johnson Supply Co.
Bottled beer for family use. The
best ever. Walter Seyfer has it.
Hon. d. +. Newcomb was a bus
mess visitor to Alamosa, yesterday.
f. McCunniff and AL Mosier
We're down from the reservoir, to-
day.
Nearly all the cattlemen have
put their stock in the mountains
for the summer.
Mr.. Brownell ST., of the Waverly
district, was Il business visitor at
La Jara. yesterday.
Gilbert Oliver makes a speciality
of fresh berries and vegetables.
He receives fresh lot every morn
ing.
Rev. A. Brucker will hold ser
vices at the home of Thos. McCun-
niff on Tuesday, May 29th, at S
o'clock.
Evaristo Garcia, of Costilla, was
visiting the family of Don Patricio
Lopez, this week, leaving for home,
yesterday.
p. S. johnson starts the first of
the week for II vacation at Pagosa
Springs. incidentally to cure a
case of rheumatism.
| have Just secured the agency
for reliable hail insurance com
pany and can insure your crops
against hail at very reasonable
rate. r. j. Kavalec.
j. B. Naranjo came in from La
Sauses last evening and took the
train this morning for Conejos,
where he goes on business for the
La Sauses Ditch Company.
Among the La Jaraites who en-
joyed days outing in the iloun-
tains last Sunday We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Lyons, Miss Alice
Lyons, Miss Pearl Glenn, Jimmie
McKelvey, Walter Wilson. Mrs.
Mary Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs. Jason
Cochran, Miss Bertha Eskridge,
Miss Clara Cochran, Miss Elma
Mcdaniel, Ed. Landen, Ed and
Harry Weist, Oliver brennan
They all drove up the Alamosa and
picnicked near the reservoir work
ings.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-05-25

The best paints and oils at Ham
ilton's drug store.
Jim Braiden took his cattle to
the hills last Saturday.
Sharpless Cream Separator, $50.
The johnson Supply Co.
Epitosio Garcia, of Costilla, was
trading with our merchants, yester-
day.
LEROY Wilson made a business
trip to Alamosa last evening and
took in the class play of the Ala
mosa school.
j. w. Landen and son. Ed, ex-
pect to leave the first of next week
for Canon City where they will
locate permanently.
Harry Weist left Tuesday night
for Rocky Ford where he will spend
few weeks visiting his parents.
When he returns he will drive
through.
Daniel Lilley has purchased the
five lots in block 27 in the south
part of town formerly owned by
DR.. Hamilton. and will build in
the very near future.
G. G. Oliver q Co. are now get.
ting in all of the fresh vegetables
in season and are selling them at
prices that all can afford to pay
Get some and put your liver in
order
"Wednesday morning Attorney
Twitchell, of Denver. arrived in
Alamosa on business with the de.
positors of the defunct Bank OF
Alamosa. 1t is claimed now that a
settlement is about in sight where,
by the Schitfers will pay 33 l-3 pei
cent in addition to the assets of the
defunct bank. There have been
several committee meetings this
week and many questions have
been considered relative to tht
progress of the bankruptcy case
and the compromise proposed by
the attorneys of the Schitfers
Many of the depositors have de.
cided that they are willing to take
the amount offered: some are re.
luctant and few have not beer
advised, being in different parts Of
the country. Unless those pros
ecuting decide to drop the matter
the Schitfers will be tried at De
Norte, June 4th.-Alamosa Journa
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
ELECTRICALLY RUN HOUSE SHOWN
All Sorts of Home Conveniences and Com
forts Exhibited and Explained

An unusual exhibit is view I'm the basement
OF the store of John Wanamaker, at 9th street
and Broadway in which electricity plays the prin-
ciSal part. A large number of devices for the
housewife where electricity has taken the place of
gas Is on view. Not only practically all kitchen
pteqsls including the range itself adapted to cleo
trlcty but In other rooms of the house the same
superseSsion of gas is shown.
Max Loewenthal, electrical expert, lectured
last night on the uses of the articles In the
kitchen are electric ranges, electric heating ap-
paratus, a refrigerator which by electric power
of foodstuffs fatirons heated by electricity, q
washing machine by the same power, polishers
and grinders and electric meat chopper.
The use OF electricity In the bedroom Is extensive
The arrangements are the person in bed. can
reach out, press button and small electric light
will illuminate the alarm clock and electric power
viii ring Il: Electric heat pads, which may dis
place the old fashioned hot water bags, can be used
By a series of plugs and switches woman may
cook her breakfast at the bedside, she may have
curling irons heated by electricity have warm
elr forced through peculiar contrivanoe to dry
her hair after shampooing. and do about everything
except battle and dress by electricity An electric
motor attached to the sewing machine does away
a carpet sweeper Will clean the floors without the
pushing and pulling now necessary.
Mr.. IoeWentha1 explained that the OF cleo
tricty in household work brings about rapIdity,
convenience and. above all, cheapness which gas
and ordinary methods do not The dangerous
match is also done away WITH ii is said that 1t
is not necessary to have in the house, even the
smoker being taken care OF by electric cigar
lighter.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
BRIDGE "L" LOOP SAVED.
soTyON TO KILL LOST.
NH Transit Commission Listens
to Plea Of Brooklynites.

,,s Transit Commission defeated a mo-
lHs orsav that would have prevented further
pO- .s.-stion of the proposed elevated loop to
eons.ss CONS, -. Williamsburg and Brooklyn bridges
..o,ion 70 substitute a subway was pre-
by Vice President J. H. Starin follow
f. lively public session. II was plainly evil
=. +he meeting that the people of Brooklyn
- @,e loop and were strongly against any
- ,saIav IN solving the question OF bridge
-.-r.stion The moral plea, protection for our
-..1. tv Dr. Hills made a deep impression.
7,wrence Veiller. representing the City Club.
=, roundly castigated by Controller Metz for
-, o,,osition 10 the loop, which. the Controller
,..,.rss. the people wanted, and at once, no
-.,ts- what the City Club might think TO the
..-.rs-v The Controller then launched into a
.,As,b against "the reformers"
r1 -epresent the city of New York" he replied
:, WELLER and not the Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
r,ss born. here and reared in Allen street and
.,s always pretty healthy at that. These same
,.sarners who are now objecting to the loop
,,s always objecting to something
President Orr, Acting Mayor MCGOWAN, Con-
,-cu,r Metz and Commissioner Ledyard voted
ses,nst Mr Starin's motion. There was a typi-
~ Ioge- East Side gathering of men, women
,,s children on hand to protest against the loop.
,bout hundred women were there with babes
!, arms In calling the meeting TO order Presi-
1,nt Orr said the commission would allow an
bouTs time 10 the contestants and these who
appeared in favor OF the loop could speak after
xsrd. There was a noisy demonstration against
N. Ioop. Mr.. WELLER said he had list Of OBJ
xoors which included George Foster Peabody
sui E. NJ Shepard.
gave you any names on your list, AIr. WELLER.
4, tbe masses who cross the bridge at the noon
bourg Controller Metz asked.
Mr. WELLER was silent c. NJ. Sheehan, H NJ
K4en. Frederick ". Hinrichs and A r. Johnston,
rsuresenting different civic organizations, ad-
-snced arguments against the loop Benjamin
Iosvt. representing the property owners in
North William street. presented their protest
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19

MI. Loewf closed his address by deoIarinv ,ba =
the loop should be finally favored .it "a
suggested that the triangle bounded nv ths
orloge. North William street ana Parl Row
should either be bought and the snaoA utn,,ed
'o' 'he purpose or the structure ruin over the
roofs OF the houses now standing on this trt-
angle which would obviate the neoess,tv of
practically closing North William street and -s
suit in saving millions of dollars 60 the taxna yer.
of the city"
St Clair McKelway Editor Of .r1bs p-oou,,,,
Eagle" made a strong plea for the loon He
saidi
1t Is longer Brooklyn and The Rrorx
against each other, it is Brooklyn and The
Bronx for each other, and both for the Interest
ana the welfare of the Manhatta Borough be-
tween then Inc agreement is auspicious The
reasons for 1t are manifest and ,,nselnsh rhs
objections TO 1T are objections TO development
TO free movement and to the general velfare
do not say that such are the motives of our
opponents. Such however would he tho efract
or thelr success and they must be held respon-
sible for what would be the consequences OF
their misguided contention. There is lust such
a quantity and quality of dissent as should he
desirable. 1t is just enough to free our request
from complications, collusOn and the undesir-
able support Of those who are constitutionallv
against progress and who, for reasons which
need not be toe curiously pondered, can best
benefit any public demand by opposing It.
DR.: Hills said:
DelanceV
street and forget the multitude demanding the
loop Conditions at the bridge during the rush
hours are horrible. We have trained our girls
TO delicacy and modesty, and we propose to
protect them. We want the ideal and are pre-
pared to fight for It, still we must have irine-
diate relief at the bridge.
Ex-Controler Grout said:
1t is fact not generally known that were
the loop in operation residents of Manhattan
could reach central points In Brooklyn by way Of
the Williamsburg Bridge in much less time than
by the Brooklyn Bridge. The use of Williams
burg Bridge by means OF the loop would divert
half of the traffic now crossing the Brooklyn
Bridge.
They talk about subways. After the city has
provided the Improvements it is committed
TO It will be unable to borrow money. No prt-
vate capital will build subways under a twenty
year lease The subway construction plan for
Brooklyn will not be a reality for fifteen years.
Luke D. Stapleton said:
The people who laborious instead OF
loquacious united in their demands for re-
lief. Our women are maltreated while crossing
the bridge The City Club which opposes this
loop could be put in single trolley
Before the meeting adjourned the commits
sion approved of the building of a subway 1000
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
VAN coRrLANpr pARK ROUTE APPROVED

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court
Yesterday handed down decision approving ths
report of the commissioners who were appolntsa
TO consider the desirabilty Of constructing Eapia
transit route known the Van Cortahot fafk
route.
The line runs from the Broadway line at East
Both street northerly Broadway TO point near
Broadway and 242d street, opposite Van Cortlandt
Park . .
along Amsterdam avenue, with two tracks. with
the right at any time TO add a third track When
travel to van Cortlandt Park for scent fare
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
PLAN TO INCREASE BRIDGE SERVICE.

A plan for the relief of traffic conditions on the
Brooklyn Bridge has been sent to Bridge Commits
sjoner Stevenson by r. w. Creuzebaur. chief en-
sineer in Borough President Coler's ONCE. The
plan is in many respects like the scheme proposed
by Nils Paulson. Within sixty days, Mr.. Creuze-
baur says he can increase the service Of Of tn the
bridge SO per cent The total cost would be $4,000.
Mr.. Coler is much IN favor of the plan
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19

fest IN length along Washington street Brook
lyn. This short subway will connect the BROOK
lyn Bridge entrance in Brooklyn with the al.
terborough subway under construction ut
Fulton street.
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Trains depart from Grand Central sraeian
s2d 81. and Attn AVE-. as follows for
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fParlor Car limited. Has dining oas
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
'Ex. Sunday. tDaily.

Through Daily Trains 70 the West.
Leave New York City. 2sd ST. Iih'y ssu
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. u so pm 1215 "A
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Offices: 245, 4S4. 1900 Broadway. 9 Astos
w, 391 Grand St. N. Y: 343 Fulton So .
BrooRiyns West Esd 81 and Liberty St
After D 2 m sleeping car reservatiorl
and fun information regarding trains esc
can. be obtained at Bureau OF Inforruatlon.
r. & o. r. r. 2Sd Sc. Terminal. 'phsrj
No. Chelssa-3144-
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RAILROADS.
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STATIONS foot OF West Twsnty-shird 81.
apd pesbrOsses and Cortlsndt sts.
@The leaving time from Desbrossss and
Cortlandt SITS Is five minutes later than
that sivsn below for Twenty-third ST. Sta
FOR THE WEST.
'T65 A. NJ. CHICAGO SPECIAL.
's.55 \. NJ. PITTSBURGH DAY Ex-
-1o65 A. NJ. THE PENNSYLVANIA I.IsI-
TIED. = chicago. Cincinnati
and st. Louis.
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'3.55 P. NJ. PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
1s hours to Chicago.
ssg5 p. NJ CHICAGO LIMITED
s55 SO r. NJ. WESTERN EXPRESS.
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MATT EXTRESS.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
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"Dining car.
Ticket offices, Nos. 4sf. 1854 and no Broad
way; 1s2 Fifth Avenue below 25d ST. !:
269 Fifth Avenue (cornsr 2sth St), and
stations named above; Brooklyn, Court
street. S36 Fulton Street, 4I9 Nostrand
Avenue. $50 Broadway and Pennsylvania
Annex Station. The New York Transfer
Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through to
Telephone ''543' Chelsea for PennsyIvania
Railroad Cab Service.
W, W. ATTERBURY j. r. WOOD,
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General Passenger Agent,
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