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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-05

fruits so they will grow even In north
crn Canada. was referred to as show
Ing the profit In making fruits so hardy
they win grow in northern ATTITUDES.
Prof. Northrop spoke OF flax culture
and the fungus trouble which so often
killed II out IN the middle states, ana
methods OF propagating the healthy
plant which resisted the disease, the
method being selection OF hardy plants
ana varieties which grew Cor fibre or
for seed as was desired.
NEED or IMPROVEMENTS.
Things in need OF improvement In
Utah are, tho sego lily the state flow
en-. which can be made prettier, better,
more attractive In every way by proper
cultivation, The native shrubs can be
improved. as the squawberry, the size
and quality can be improved by culti-
walton until II lakes It's place next to
the raspberry IN our gardens Why
can't we get good quality Of apples
IN this stltc2 We can II we follow out
the Improvement along the right lines.
The average farmer can breed toma
toes. apples and pears To resist blight,
Il time and care be given. He can also
slft his seed 50 as 10 moro than repay
| him, aud thus secure uniform and
| better crop, He can-select by sinking
| III water. putting In salt TO make the
| water heavier, and then selecting the
! seeds that stlll sink. 4 fruit grower
| should propagate his own trees, thus
carrying on the characteristics of the
! best and heaviest trees. This Will pay
| 1000 times over. I'm selecting seed
| from parent vegetables. select from
/ the soundest, the hardest plants, con-
| forming TO your ideals.
MR. DUFFIN SPOKE.
James q. Dufin Of Provo spoke on
Grading aud Marketing" He said
| Utah fruit growers today go into a
| market Of tho highest civilization. Ma
tiyes of lower civilization are never
particular In the manner with which
their food comes to them But higher
| orders OF people demand their food
shall. come to them IN good shape Mr..
| Duffin advocated study of the markets
/ t. which the grower Is going and its
accessibility Many Utah growers have
not given the attention they ought TO
| I'm this respect. He noticed contrasts
| against Utah IN the Chicago commits
| sion markets, and the merchants said
| Utah produces superior fruit, but Utah
| doesn't grade. one man said Utah
| potatoes were not handled by him
because thcy were not graded. all
| kinds In the same sack so we can not
| handle Them any more. MS the market
demands regularly graded goods Mr..
| Duffin found the same hQuble with
| other products from this state. The
market demands uniform grading OF
| all our products.
The society is in session this after
noon.
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and rs. u 81 Aug. %
oneida, Panguitch, Sta, :.
uintah and Maricopa, Juna valley,
sept and 2. '"ie and 9
box Elder 81 Joseph. Haa.
Sept and g. e ana 10,
North Sanpete, Tooele G,
and Juarez, June IS and ~ p Georgs
and 16. N 80 sept Is
salt Lake. June II. Sept "a
,,, nan ,: SEWER, Union ana pa.
wan. June 20 and "a; Sept 20 4, par z,
Ensign June "a: Sept, ss. ana w.
and M al si9 qsna % Hyrgm, poeatello
20 aud 80. '''5 u Sept
Joseph + SMITH
JOHN Il. WINDEp
ANTHoN IL LtfNn
First Presidency
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NEW CATALOGUE OF
CHURCH WORKS.
Just issued. Send 10 Desere, ~
Book store. salt Lake CITY Iytsh e W.
free copy. Special terms To a. tos
agents and canvasserg. uea'ers'
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INCORPORATION ARTICLES.

wall Miller & Company OF Castle
Dale. today filed copy OF lis articles
Of incorporation IN the secretary Of
states Office. The capital stock OF the
company Is $4,000, divided into shares
of the par value OF so each A. H.
Wall Is president j. +. Jacobson, vice
president; Il, g. Miller secretary, treas
urer and general manager The com.
pany will engage in the general mer-
camille business.
A copy ~ the articles ~ incorpora-
ton Of the Des Moines Mutual Hail
Insurance company Of Des MOines,
Iowa, was filed IN the secretary Of
states Office today o. g. Chesley Is
president OF the company; w. s.
Hazard Jr secretary; Secretary q
state Tingey Is named as resident
agent for Utah.
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had been received for large part OF
the bonds from such leading concerns
as lions Savings Bank & Trust corn
pany, the State Bank OF Utah.. Deseret
Savings Bank, and several private cap
itallsts. The wish of the board was
that the bonds should be floated at
home. II II expected that large part
Of them will be taken up by the banks
of tile state, and also by tho Atockhold-
crs Of the company. The remainder will
be sold In New York and Boston, appli-
cations already having been received
from investors there.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF The Utah Sugar company
will be held on Friday, the 6th, AT 5
p. m. AS the present board was chosan
for q term OF five years, only three NJ
which have expired, the business OF the
meeting Will be confined to harng the
officers reports for the past year
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| BUSINESS NOTES.

AT their regular monthly meeting,
held on Tuesday, the board Of directors
of The Utah Sugar company authorized
an issue Of bonds amounting to $1,000
600, dated March l. 1906 bearing inter
est at the rate Of 6 per cent. The bonds
viii be OF 800, $500 and $1,000 denomi-
nations, and will be issued on the 1920
plan. which means that they Will ma
ture I'm 20 years, but that the company
has the option OF redeeming them In
10 years II II so desires. The trustee
named IN the deed Of trust Is lions
Savings Bank & Trust company. of this
city, and the property mortgaged to Sc
cure the bonds comprises the sugar
plant at Lehi, with the auxiliary sta
lions at Provo, Springvllle and Leland,
the sugar plant at Garland the power
plant and pole line IN Bear River can
yon, tho canal system in BoSeder
county. and land in both Boxelder and
Utah counties. aggregatng 90, 500 acres,
Manager Cutler stated TO News
representative that the issue of bonds
would greatly strengthen tho position
Oft he company. II had been decided
to bond for the purpose OF paying the
companys floating Indebtedness incur
re by charging the plant at Garland,
and building the power plant near Col
linston, and the pole line connecting II
with ogden. The company also had
to borrow each season 70 purchase sup
plies, pay the farmers for beets. etc,
before anything could be realized from
the sales OF sugar, ana the Issue OF the
bonds would provide an operating cap
ital for this purpose. Only s1OOOOO OF
the bonds Will be placed at present, the
remaining 100000 being held by the
company and used either to retire the
bonds now outstanding, which We're ia
sued In 1895, and which are maturing at
the rate OF $4,000 per annum, or used
for future needs OF the corporation. Mr..
Cutler also stated that applications
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STAKE CONFERENCES.
Appointments From April 10 Oct
4. 1905.

Utah, Beaver, Blacllfoot and Emery.
April "a and 49, July Fl and 30.
Liberty, April %. July 2.
Juab. Fremont and San Juan, April
Is and 20, July rs and 30.
Pioneer and Weber, April 20; July
20.
Wasatch. Cassla. San Luis, Alpine
and Cache, May and 6; Aug. and O..
Woodruff. summit, South Sanpete.
Wayne and Bingham. May IL and 10;
Aug and ~.
Jordan. Snowflake Benson, Willard
and Taylor, May 10 and 20; Aug. IS
and 10.
Nebo. st. Johns, Granite, Alberta
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SCOTT R. CLAWs0N DEAD.
The End Came This Morning From
Attack Of Heart Failure.

At O'Clock this morning the hand Of
dea IN invaded the home OF H. u. and
Emily T. ClaWson, IS FIFTH East street
when their son, Scott Richmond, aged Il
wears passed away as result OF heart
failure brought on By scarlet fever.
The young man had been In III health
Tor many months. but he was patient and
bore his trials manfully lie was OF 2
bright and gentle temperament and ca
tremely kind 10 his associates. For some
time he had been a student at the L. u.
$ university, and that Institution will
greatly miss him.
Funeral services will be hold az the res
iden tomorrow afternoon al o'clock. and
friends OF the family are Invited 10 at
tend.
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Keep
Dr. Graves
Tooth Powder

where yo5 can use it twice-a.day.
1t helps the poor teeth; preserves,
brightens and whitens the good
ones and leaves a pleasant after
taste. Ask your dentist.
In handy metal cans or bottles. 25c.
La Junta tribune., 1906-05-12

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ssIlty nsr HulstrHr aud r-ss~ufg fo1r lsstlsr-
ed N.l.ets s-uf- $50 sa.-s-fHsf VITA a.
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nsis.i At La Jalis. Colorado. this Ieih day
Of April 10.
&. bEERBOHA
Public Trustee faF oteno County. Calorada.
ir-t pableatlat. April Z. Iss.
Last Iotlie@rioL, N.y ~. isoL
La Junta tribune., 1906-05-12

do no, rubberneck around the court
house, but As yet have not been able
10 detect a single Official in the act
Of grating. As Mr.. kolb sad
in Il. o. U-. Where ignorance
Is bliss il Is foolishness to get
next" People who take the
trouble TO get next in local
governmental affairs will be wiser
one Of the issues made in the school
election was that the First National
Bank had been handling the school
funds from time immemorial and
that il vas about time for
change. People who were wiser.
and were Interested IN the defeat Of
a certain ticket. did not take the
trouble To inform voters a. 10 the
true condition Of affairs. They we're
anxious and all too eager 10 utilize
every issue. true or false. for the
success Of their ticket. We hope
that conscience does not trouble
them. bat il really ought 10. They
cannot b. advocates Of the square
deal policy II which our strenuous
president is the valiant and popular
champion. The county treasurer and
not the First National Bank Is the
custodian of the school funds, not
only for the schools Of this city, bat
every school district in the county.
Every bank in Otero county IS a re-
positOry for some portion Of the
funds Of the county. Warrants Is
sued by school district No. IL are
paid by the county treasurer, If
there Is balance on hand in the
school fund, otherwise they are reg
istered. Warrants issued by No. II
at the present time are registered as
there are no funds available. but
registered warrants in this school
district have been cashed from time
immemorial by either bank in this
city without being discounted. The
TRIBUNE does not lay claim to being
wiser than most ordinary mortals.
but so many people who lay claim to
being unusually wise concerning
school affairs have sprung the school
fund argument on Us 50 often during
the pas, week that the information
herein contained is given just so
some Of the ultra wise ones may get
next.
La Junta tribune., 1906-05-12

WHEREAS. ISAAC H. READ Of Ia Junsa
W Colorado did BY his certain de~si Of trust.
dated July -. 1885, and recorded Anxu-t = Isui
in hook - at peee 1t0. Of the records in the
o6sce of the clerk and recorder Of OterD
county. convey to the Public Trustee Of said
county the following de-crib-d real estate. Sit
nate in said Otero County- Colorado. ~ vit:
LUe. TUenfy-three tS3l and 1uensy-four car.
Block Twenty -ooe te1). in Hiehlapd Addition 70
the town. now city. Of L. Junta- Osero County.
Colorado. which conveyance was 30 made in
trust to secure the payment of his one prOmis-
-osy ncse Of san~ date for the principal sum %
Twenty five Hundred txSaD.0pl dollars payable
to the Natiuoal Building and Loan As>oeiatioa
at its principal ofsee in Pueblo. Colorado. one
hundred and tvenfy-thr months after its date.
with interest thereon At six per cent per an
num- tosether with . monthly premium upon
said sum At the rate Of six pr cent per annum.
interest and premium heinx payable monthly.
on the lnet day of each and every Bo1th; and
WuEnKAs. it is provided in said note that IL
asker tkeseof epsesants and asree- 70 pay tie
sid insefe.t and pseaisn spu9 ssid s1a, asd
tie W1o&A1y payHeAts uDDA snid sAare> ~ tie
capital seRk a soid psnf. - u said nn1e
ds~rfj6sa. h inssallosaes - - lsss tAao
La Junta tribune., 1906-05-12
Ssslea psoesesis.
cEaLEp PROPOSALS WILL

CEaLED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceiyed by the secretary of the Otero Irri-
gation District until 10 % ciock y. June 5.is6.
and thereupon Opened. for the 4 truction of
reservoir ~mbsnk ment at Clear creek. near
Granite. Chzf~- county, Colorado.
Specification. form Of contract and proposal
blanks may h. obtained. and plans Of the work
inspected, at the Office Of the secretary La
Junta. Colorado, and at the Office Of George u.
Anderson. consulting engineer. No sOl Eluita-
bile baildiBg. D~nver. Colorado.
Each bid shall be accomps nied by certified
check for one thousand dollars ~ COO. made
pay able To the secretary of the otero Irrigation
District. a guarantee that the bidder will.
within ten days OF acceptance enter into con-
tract and furnish acceptable bond in the
sum uf twenty Ave thousand dollars 2s0Dl for
the faithful performance 81 the work.
The right i r~-eryed tai reject any or all bids.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
OTERO IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
BY A. d. BE-T. President.
GEO. A. kILGORE- Secretary.
First publication Nay ;. fNE-
Last publication June .. Iess.
La Junta tribune., 1906-05-12
aesies ses Nubiiessiea.
U>Ir.D sr,rs. L,xD or,

U>IrsD srsTs. Ls~D OvtIcE At L
PCGsLo. Colo, April y. iMA.
NOTICE Is HEHEBl GIVEN THAT ThS
~ toIlo~inx named s~ttler ks. filed notice Of
hi- intention Ia make FINAL pra-,f in support of
his claim, aud that .aid proof ~iil b. made h.
fore the clerk Of the strict court at La Junts-
Tolorasio. June n. iss. viz; Brsinard ".
Al-~orth- n. = Ialss for the north half north
east quarter -s~tion ~. west half north ve-t
quarter, section -. township "a south. ransr
. west.
n. name. the following witnesses to prove
hi. continuous residence utpn and cultis at Ion
81 aid land. sisf John 4. D-id.. Gbsrle- y.
Allen. Alfr-<i l.. Br,oser. William II. CtoxI.
sll Of La JuntA. Colorado.
First publication. Nay :. iss.
Last pu bl irssion. June 4. lssG.
La Junta tribune., 1906-05-12

them we're obliged TO fee from their
beds practically naked Hundreds
are without shoes for themselves or
their little children They have lost
their homes and employment Truly.
the condition Of these peighbors l.
pitiable Indifferent relief stations
are catering 10 the immediate wants
Of our stricken neighbors. and their
families. and are doing effective
work.
La Junta tribune., 1906-05-12

Ii is passing strange how many
people there are in La Junta who do
not seem to be informed even as to
the rudiments of the manner of con-
Quoting business in county. munich
pal and school affairs. During the
past week we have heard county.
city and school officials accused of
being grafters. The TRIBUNE is
ready to make any man in La Junta
a present Of s10O in cold cash pro-
viding he will furnish this office with
indisputable evidence of the grating
proclivities Of single county, city
or school official. During the past
nine years we have been more or less
familiar with county. municipal and
school affairs. We have probably
attended more council meetings dur
ing that time than any man in La
Junta, and not q day passes that We
La Junta tribune., 1906-05-12

The TRIBUNE was misinformed as
10 the bids on the new high school
building. Although on the face Of
the bid there Is difference Of only
SIS between kranz Bros. and Blank
enship Bros, there is one item in the
specifications which makes a differ
ence in the two bids Of 1926. making
a total Of $3.50. The particular item
is as TO whether native stone or
limestone is used for the steps at the
front entrance Of the building.
La Junta tribune., 1906-05-12

Marshal Melvin has been instruct
ed by the city council to strictly en-
force the ordinance requiring the
hitching Of horses. Since the open
season for automobiles is now on in
La Junta there have been a number
of runaways. The ordinance has
been dead letter for many moons.
and the marshal does not wish to
take advantage Of any one. In the
future il will he strictly enforced.
SO hitch your wagon to star or
any other old thing. just so its
hitched.
La Junta tribune., 1906-05-12

LINN ;. Atkinson. Of Colorado
Springs. was La Junta visitor yes
terday. and in the evening attended
a meeting of the school board in an
advisory capacity as to the prospect
Of reducing the cost of the new high
school building. Mr.. Atkinson is a
prominent contractor of Colorado
Springs. and years ago erected the
Masonic Temple in this city Only
S25. 900 was appropriated for the new
high school building. but the lowest
bid was 50. .375. Mr.. Atkinson has
examined the plans.and specifications
and is of the opinion that certain
changes can be made. without inter-
fering materially with the general
plan. that will bring the cost within
the s25. 600 limit.
La Junta tribune., 1906-05-12
osssu LAND. eissi esses. -aosies sss
rvbisestieo.
UNITED STATES LAND OYyIcE At l
PuEsLn. IoLo., April =. is1.

UNITED STATES LAND OrrrcE At
PuEsLn. Cote, April =. iss.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Myrtle A. Jewell. 81 Hist..e. Colorado, has
filed notice of intention to make proof ON her
de-~rt-lsnd claim No. Cs. for she west half
southwest quarter. section "a. west half north
west quarter. section =. township q -outh.
range - west. before the clerk of the district
court at La Junts. Colorado, on Monday. the
ilth day Of June. isS
She name- the foilowinx witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and r-cis nation OF said
land: Loretta Nelson. Dan N-i-er. John ~
Nelson. all Of Nei-er. Colorado: Fred y. yeli-
quett-. of Hixt-e. Colorado.
s.A ABBEY. Register.
First publication. May .. Isss.
Last publication. June 8. INs.
La Junta tribune., 1906-05-12

DIR. A. l.. Stubs was a Pueblo
visitor last Wednesday. attending a
meeting Of railroad men and sur
geons. Members Of the Central As
sociation of Railroad Officers and
many surgeons from different Sec
tons Of the state were the guests Of
DIR. X. W. Corwin. chief surgeon of
the c. F. 4 |. Company. The visi-
tors were guests of DIR. Corwin at a
banquet. at the close Of which sew
eral interesting addresses were made
Of especial interest to the medical
side Of railroad work. The guests
were also shown through Minnequa
hospital. the finest in the state. and
the hospitallgrounds.
La Junta tribune., 1906-05-12

Postmaster Dalton received an
official notification from the post
office department at Washington
yesterday to the effect that free de-
livery will be- established in this city
August lst. The city will be divided
into two carrier districts, Colorado
avenue being the dividing line. The
boundary line of the west district is
the alley west Of Judge Russell's
residence. and Harriet avenue in
Bradish addition is the boundary
line Of the east district. There will
be two carriers and a substitute car
rier. who will receive salary Of
$500 per annum. The civil service
commission has been notified to or.
ganize local civil service board for
the examination Of applicants for
the positions of letter carriers. and
the appointments will be made by
the postmaster general. Sixteen
letter boxes will be placed at vari-
Gus points throughout the city. We
will soon have an opportunity Of
learning from experience the ad-
vantages and disadvantages Of free
delivery in a small city.
La Junta tribune., 1906-05-12

Deacon" Scott is prepared %
furnish men % clean house. He was
not very successful furnishing grub
for a church supper. but says that
cleaning things up is more in his
line. II in need interview him at the
postoifice barber shop during bank
ing hours. After banking hours he
is very busy.
La Junta tribune., 1906-05-12
osssss ls~s, Ei~si essss. --oesies sss
eS6ile ssi0a.
r>Irrp STATES Lsxp ovYIcs /,

U>IrrD STATES LAND OvpicH
PrEsLo. CoL.., April n. lAn. 4
NOTICE Il HEREBN GIVEN THAT
~ John q. Jewell, :of Hisb-e. Colorado, hs.
hl-d notice Of Intention To make proof on his
d~-ert-lAnd claim No. IN, for the northwest
quarter section "a; to~n.hip q -outh, range -
La Junta. Colorado. on Monday, the nth day
of June. iNS-
He name- the follo~ins xitne--e- tn prove
the complete irrigation and r-clz m alton of -sid
land: John ~. Nelson. Of Nei-~r. Colorado. Z.
Fred y. yeiiqu@tt~. of Hixb~-. Colorado; Dan
N.i-~r. Loretta Nelson. of Nei-~r, Colorado.
:. \. ABBEY. Register.
First public alton. Nay :. INS.
Last publication. June q lsfS
La Junta tribune., 1906-05-12
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TOWN

Il Is rumorrd that 'Daidy" Hen
kel has filed an Application with the
new school board Tor position in
our public schools as instructor in
the art terpsichorean.
La Junta tribune., 1906-05-12

A preacher in not far distant
city not long ago was annoyed by
people in the congregation giggling
and talking. He paused and looked
on the disturbers and said: Some
time ago as was preaching a young
man who sat before me constantly
made grimaces and laughed. |
paused and administered severe
rebuke. After the service a man
said to me: Sir. you made bad
mistake. that man is an IDIOT Since
then have been afraid to reprove
disturbances in church lest | should
repeat the mistake" During the
remainder Of the service there was
good order.
La Junta tribune., 1906-05-12

A Frenchman who lately located
in Denver went to a brother in the
Elks' lodge and said to him: What
does a potar bear do?" The brother
answered: What does polar bear
do? Why. he sits on the ice" SITS
on zee ice?" Yes" said the broth
er. there is nothing else to sit on. +"
We'll. vat he do, too?" What does
he also do? Why. he eats fish,"
Eats fish-sits on zee ice and eats
fish. Then do not accept" You
don't accept? What do you mean?"
"Oh. non, non- | does not accept.
I was appointed to act as polar bear
to zee funeral"