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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

Judge Maryatt was down from
DEL Nortc Friday ou business
H. 10 planning to arrange matters
~ that be- and Aex Marvntl can
s.,enal tbs winter IN lower Calf.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

Walter Boyle II Crse<ie "a IN
tovn Monday night on business.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

T. g. Joses and vile rsturusd
Monday fron . trip saat.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

". B. FaFTar came up from
Denver Thursday morning to
stsaightsn out an abstract for Mr..
Dsrbyshirs. There seems to have
bssn . mistake made In copying
some transeers.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

L. W. Arthur took ont large
tour. horse load Of hog tight fence
To his ranch Monday morning.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

T. z. Moody aud wife returned
Wednesday from = business trip
to Denver. Mr.. Moody thinks
work on the Mixer groap Of mins~
at jasper will b. pushed from nov
Ou.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

Euos kssl has leased ChHs-'s
building Oh First avenue and has
moved his Monte Vista market u
that place. This 10 one Of the hest
equipped markets in the state.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

Jamss Hillebrandt and Otto
Ahrsns have been in New Mexico
tho past two weeks gathering up
lsuts for fss.iing in the San Luis
valley.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

james T. Cauphsli made . bus,.
ssss trip 70 Denver Tuesday night.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

DIED:-In Denver. Colorado
Septsmber %, 1906. Ivaa Ernest
Shepard, 500 Of NJ. and Mrs. O.
q. 2. Shepard. late 81 Plasoro.
Colosaio, agsd IL yeass.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

A party Of seven Illinois land
buysh arrived here Friday morn
Ing snd are looking over the valley.
These men have friends here who
Induced them IN visit the valley.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

Ths carfsw bsll rings 10 Alamosa
q 8 o'clock vhsu I'll children must
lsavs The strsst Tor their homes.
neaes Visa has . curfsw lev
vhic6 shoakl b sneoecad.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

The Iast ball gaas II tho ssssoa
played between Alamoss and A..
toe,to W. played Sunday hstors
let esd rsesltsd Ia . score u Q 10
5 II ths 19th inning IN favor Il
AoNooito.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

0snsral BInomeeIl aad Johs W.
Wilsoa neds . witt 70 ~ 0olsissrs'
Houns Thursdav a1lsesooa. Ths
gssssaj lskss 70 nsst ~ old nj
dsses oosassaeally asd USUALLY
aakss . taik n thsa which thsy
always sejoy.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

DAN 8. Joass II Saguacho was
town Wednesday aud lett ON the
svsning train for Denver. He
says Saguaohs county will give
him Q good vote for senator.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

Jasoa Cochrass, postmaster q
Ii Jan, has sstainesl Attorney
vesshAop a Mosts Visa 70 tlslsnii
bio ~ 6hs asDaalt nads o. Eli.
" Wil6ss a Tie L. Jsra Cheoa-
~ ~ TsssjAy. The prsliei.
nasv hpasiag takes plans II La
Jan, 0o1osdAy q 3 O'Clock.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

H0a. Joha Shaw returned from
6aa Diego Thursday morning IN
ius,ucss aasi will remain NJ Dei
NOrte ustil after election when be-
will return IL the coast. He loft
Mira Shaw 10 California.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

Wa,sss z CurtiA the play.
vsleee sbe staged ~ "Tssaa
oosss: I'D ~ "DisAsp- = this
Doass psssesly. len AlAoesa 81
1nasdad Wednesday oessIsg. -
AlAmaGa Joasssl.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

Mayoe>Kslly received four gold
medals Friday from the Lewis and
Clark Centennial exposition for the
bsss display u wheat, harley, peas
60, all II which were grown on
his rauch north u the river.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

~ 80 - 0eaG
Dsaseo pssossty.
C. D. eruss,.Ax.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

Hassey Allas caos down iron
La1fFosk Tsssiay and brought .
.eas& a geod Iookinx ore iron his
psspsstiss there. h ssys his
6)alas are lodkiag bstaes I'll ~
.aios ssd - = ssrs thas h. sow
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

Il 10 estimated thai there will he
sa,nsthins like -, 0Oo hogs shipped
from this valley during thus year.
That number q hogs ought to
make a aoal stsst for a packing
plant; and With . home market
that numbsr cDald he easily
'lonbIssi IN = ysaf.
The strong oppnition to Hearst
which has bssn shown among
New York Democrats
is highly signi6clet and conveys
a lesson to intslli ent Democrats
in every other pazs Of the country.
1t il protest a0ninst the coward
ice in the DssaocIutic party which
made Hearts nonination posi-.
bic. There 10 he1s Of the Demo.
cratic party - - organization Of
possible public hepe6t 10 long -
a notable nuntGo Of its leading
men protest in ~ way against an
attempt to surssabr il to the sls-
ments Of disosdse and lawlsssnsss
for which mea He William 4.
Heart stAnd. 0enver Rspubli.
Gan.
". 4. Bsonal fstuensd russ-
day from . Trip u 81dthsrn Nov
Mexico whsss he hsuught three or
tour cars II "a. pouad laabs. NJ.
Broasagh got ~ ssar the Old
Mexico line tina, In cosclud~d TO
cross over into oar ssi9hbor 10
pablo. and he Was vsll repaid for
BIZ troubla. There oes will -
Glasses Il men Who 'ass . wonder
70 . civilissd american. Their
ancient baiklisgs. csries aud man.
sers make an intssoseisR study.
NJ. Broeangh will naks another
trip isto Nsv Mexico IL . lev days
ed says I b. conA eorn . small
party he woald again like to 10
inAo Old Mexico ed spend q
1oath or % travelling. .
The Republican. county ticks,
10 meeting with sach universal
favor that the Delnoerals ass hay.
Ing trouble in getting men TO e.
on their ticket. r. G. Joass has
rseussd 70 accept To soninstion
Tor representative which leaves
that placs vacant. No nosnination
TOR trsasurss. surveyor. supsrin.
tsadsat a schools, .eonmissionss
q cosonse has ~ ~ bssa made
By he Dsmocrrts.
]. K. Caaa.iay, Il Kise CITY,
Missouri, real estaae aas who h
opssaaiag WITH Graves q Ahrsas
W. h tows Thuraiay. lie drove
ose salo tAe vsllsy. sad ttx,a
samples u grain ~ potstoes
Aask Aoess with hin 70 sADw laa,l
sssksrs What can 10 grows ID th,,
vsllsv.
Wa,sss z CurtiA th~ play
|vsishA she staged ~ Tess
|oosss: ed ~ "BisAspr u TIL
|Dosse rsssetly. len AlAnesa b,
1nekaad Wsdassisy osssIsg. :
Alaness Jsarssl.
0Asiag spld ~ 49, masksa,
~ Daessd ~ sasbsnls vjlh u,
: ~ 1eooisnaI hssk ~ eDo)esoiee
> =. n AAR~nDv
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

The hoard u county ommis.
siousss met at Del Norts Monday.
They vt the contract for grading
at Tie nsw bridge across the river
near the Soldisrs' Home 10 Mr..
4isk 1t II cents per yard. There
will b between 400 and 5000
yards u dirt 70 move,
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

Asyeas ssb3sct 70 headaches
saaDsd' b essstsaia OF isiliag
sagAt shos)d not fell 10 80 Nj.
leese vhils hses. He has bssa
ssaIag ises regularly fos ne past
3 ysass asd has Tor be pssruas
ssos Il ~ bssG ksovn psopls
hssA Al The 1iupsos hotel %
1siilay. Oek "a 6os three dayA
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

Roy Jehssss, Los9 Bsalhsss,
0ssses Ksslev ssd o. o. to
esAess hsvs bses ovss 10 LAks
Hsek ~ past w days hsasiss
dses. THY 1s6ad beas sFseks
snd - ooee slastsd for ho@s. III
ssosssass = they jwess afraid a
bseM
L..W. Bosd ed VIA a 0sphAn
Misssssi sssivsd 10 tews TheIsdae
a. . ve1dlsg lnn NJ Bod b :
es0Asw q eae tevnsoan ". =.
Desd ssd = - sasseslsiaa ed -
o11ss. NJ. Bod sad wios ass d.
llgA1s6 nth Oelsesdo seeassy ed
ear GDioa1e.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06

TO. Joses and .iss rssuroed
Monday from . trip sast.
Walter Boyle d Crs%<ie vaA in
town Monday night On businsss.
james Il Cauphsll made . bus,.
ssas trip 70 Denver Tuesday night.
U. G. Carpenter and little
daughter left on q business trip
East last Saturday night.
L. W. Arthur took ont 4 large
tour horse load Of hog-t,ght fence
TO his ranch Monday morning.
Frank johnson expects to start
ON a business trip to Wisconsin
Saturday night whore he has some
real estate to look after.
Warren T,mmons u taking .
lev days lay o6 from tn. store.
as thinks . little out II doors rec
rsation will do him COOL.
n. F. Powell and wife went 10
Denver Tuesday night. They will
return 10 . Fosl runal,out auto
which q. B. 6tutsman hax pur.
chased.
A. A. b. CAvansss aud neic@.
4iss 0sddes, of Baldwin. Kas..
Who have been visiting D. J..
Elliot, returned tn their home
Tuesday.
DIED:-In Denver. Colorado
Ssptsmber %, 1906. Ivaa Ernest
Shepard, 600 Of NJ. and Mts. o.
81. p. Shepard. late 81 Plasoro.
Co'ersaa aesd IL years.
Ths carfsw bsil rings 10 Alamosa
q 8 e'clock vhsu ell children must
lssvs the sGtsst fnr their homes.
Meaas Visa has . curfsw lev
vhie6 sheaki b saeercad.
Dam 8. Joass II Saguacho was
town Wednesday aud lett ON the
evening train for Denver. He
says Saguaohs county will give
him Z good vote for senator.
The lsst ball sa.e Il The season
played between Alannss and Az
tos,to vas played Sunday bseors
last asd resulted Ia . score q Q IA
s II ths 19th inning N favor a
Aatoaito.
". b. Farrar came up iron,
Denver Thursday morning u
stsaightsn out an abstract for Nrs.
Dsrbyshirs. There seems to have
bssn . mistake made In copying
some transess.
0snsral BDnonoeltl aad Jnhs w.
Wilsoa usds . witt To ~ 0ol,i,srs'
Hone Thurs3av a1lsenooa. Ths
gsssraj lakss 70 asst ~ od nj
dsses oosassaeally asd USUALLY
| aakas . talk n thsm which thsy
always sejoy.
Rsy JsAssss, Los9 Bssahsss,
0ssses Kssleg ssd Go o. tvu
esAags hsvs bsss ovss 10 LAks
Hsek ~ past w. days hsasiss
Asss. THY es6sd bsas ssseka
- =
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-06


=
= T4o FIRST Natlo0al !
4 uu A..,, p...;,,.,,
Observation-Disclosures.
O,sIsoce M"hIy w. 20 20 ,,aA-
~ os'""'sy 7" WORK o" '"e "'"e'
"''e~
>Bonx-Tue..l.v morning Octo.
Dor 9nd, 1906, TO Or. and Mira +.
G. Buchtel. q son.
George Hook came down from
i'm fsm,lv = fav dsv..
-, ooo
ronnd. - .-s;r ~ NoEsil n"
70 he mt on exhibition there
-,
- -. - ..;-;.;. ,.,. l.,
=. Nv ~ H nv "
Monts vispa' returned nome ih"rs-
Jay night.
william Sn.rc., ~ M.,.... h..
been in town this week anxious to
find four miners to Z" to Coche-
topa to work.
" A O,;...... .,...,.., ~
.,,....,o., =. ~. h,sn;,., Tn..a.v
afternoon for appendicitis and is
rapidly recovering.
IN H,T~oJ ~ C...d. ..,,.
49,. :. ~. .,..;n. t..;n TIM.
-. M, iii rsms;n in M"nts
W.. . e. .l.v.
J.~. H;Li.hr.rJ, anil Otto
Ah,.n. have b.an in Nav M.xico
m. rat tvo v..,k. v.,hsr;n, mn
,.m,,. s,r f...,;,. l., the 81. mi.
ala,
Euos Keel has leased Cbns+'s
buildinv ON Fret avenue and has
moved bic Monte Vista market u
that plscs. This 10 one of th.. l,est
sou,npetl markets in the state.
.---...
buyex arrived here Friday morn.
ius snd ere looking over the valley.
rheee men have friends here who
;psiuced them u visit the valley.
-.-,.. i,
T. e. oniy aud VIE returned
to Denver. M. Moody think.
work on thu, Mix-r vroup Of min4~
Al jseusr will b. pushed from NOW
an
Judge Aaryatt was dow" from
Del N0rte Friday on business
n. II ri.nn,nr IN arrange nnttrrs
~ that be- and hes- Marvns' ca"
spen.l the winter IN lower Calf.
D. o.- -.....,
No.. se'oc oasW 1e'urnen RON
Pc pseeo ,oaI.'sy nhr"ng on
asseee. . ~. ~. WI. lem, rsans'o . ~ ~ ~
N1.'e us.n .''s. s'sc.."o w" ~ =.
~ ~. s Sr.~ !. -, C III o NJ ''''
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-16
HUNGATE HOLDS HOUSTON.
Apparently After Evidence Against the
Topeka Jointists.

County Attorney Hungate is holding
an 'lnquisition" today. and two or three
dozen witnesses are waiting to tell what
tney know about violations of the pro-
hibitory law.
About dozen of the witnesses are DO
licemen. Chief Tim Donovan included
IN the bunch, and the rest are denizens
OF the red hgnt district with a slight
sprinkling of citizens from biel, V,raIl-S
Of life. He had finished questioning
about dozen witnesses By noon. and
took short rest before interviewing
the others.
Hungate is making a post-retirement
crusade, presumably in the interests of
the police, who are trying to close the
joints. Why police officers. who have
already testified against a number OF
well known resorts. should be included
IN the list of inquisition witnesses, is not
known-not even to the county attor-
ney.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-16
NEARING TEN THOUSAND
Y. NJ. c. A Furnishing Fund Still
Moves On.

The above is the record for ten of the
10 days in which $4,000 is to be raised
for the new home furnishings of the
Y. NJ. c. A. 1t is going to be d nerve
racl1ing effort to round out the fund
to $4,000 by this evening. It is a pledge
which is being kept invfolate that ev-
cry day must see 81 900 raised. To keep
this pledge $3.50 must be raised before
this evening. 70 sgn
The fund is now started in on the
home stretch, it has rounded the three
quarters pole and from now on it will
be a drive to a finish. Every aid is be-
ing elected.
At a banquet which is to be held by
the Y. NJ. c. A. Wednesday evening, 500
young men of the city will be asked to
contribute their services for Friday at
which time the merchants of the city
will be prepared to accept contribu-
The employers of the young men
will be asked to permit them to take
Friday off. The volunteers will be sta
toned at the various stores and will
solicit the contributions.
It will be a campaign of unique
features and is expected to result in
large returns.
I'VE are making a special plea that
the people who were asked through
the malls to contribute, to respond
promptly" said George Lerrigo of the
M - A w Z QOti wait 10 MAKE
a second request and we need the
money right now. There is a psyche
logical moment in all things and it has
arrived for us right now We need the
money at this time and we would
especially urge a return to our let
ters."
The contest which is on now for
funds between the Navajoes and the
Kickapoos, the two rival Y M. c.
A. organizations, is favorable to the
Navajos who have secured thus far
s45. while the Kickapoos have secured
in pledges SIS less.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-16
ELES TRY A new PLAN
VIII Own the Novelty Theater for a
Week.

The entertainment committee of the
Elks, consisting of A. G. Goodwin. r.
d. johnson and &. K. Holiday, have
made arrangements with A. II. Hagen
of the Novelty theater for the use of
the Novelty theater during the week
commencing April %. The use of the
theater has been donated by Mr.. Hagen
for the week and all of the receipts
will go into the entertainment fund
which the Elk lodge will use in defray-
ing the expenses of the trip to Denver
to the annual meeting in July.
The Edison company has donated
the big Kansas avenue, electric sign for
two weeks.
It Is expected that between four and
five hundred Elks from the Topeka
lodge alone will make the trip to Dem
YER. Arrangements will be made for a
special train of Pullman cars and the
trip is expected to be the biggest thing
of the kind which has ever been foster
ed by Topeka. Marshalls band will be
taken along and the representation
which Topeka will have at the Denver
meeting will be one of the greatest ad-
vertisements which the city has ever
had.
The committee who have the ar
engagements for the theater week in
least one thousand dollars by the sale
of tickets to the performances of the
week An exceptional programme has
been arranged for the week and there
Will be change OF programme every
day.
Many surprises are being planned by
Chairman Johnson Of the committee
who has had considerable experience
in the theatrical world I'VE are
securing the armament for new stars
he said this morning, and have already
discovered a number of attractive fed-
lures which have never been discovered
in this or any other city before. They
are in most instances local people who
on account of their modesty have new
er been before the public
One Of the attractions of the week
which viii be of unusual interest will
be the illustrated songs which will be
changed each day and the intention of
the committee at the present time is to
keep the name of the singer secret
though we may decide to announce a
little later who they will be.
Councilman Charles Holiday will be
asked to sing the opening song and he
will be followed by other local singers
who viii be selected from among the
best known members of the Elks. A
meeting will be held at the Elk club
rooms next Wednesday when those who
are to sing will be given a chance to
try for places on the program
The price of tickets will remain at ten
cents, just where it has been in the
past, Notwithstanding the fact that the
bill will be an exceptional one in many
ways and that attractions have been
secured which have never been exhibit
ed before
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-16
He HAS TWO WIVES.
Connecticut Divorce Does Not Hold
Good in New York.

Washington, April len an opin-
ion by Justice White the supreme court
OF the United States today decided the
ca Sc of John W. HaddOck versus Har-
riet Haddock, a divorce proceeding in
stituted in the courts of New York
city, in favor of the woman. The Had
docks were married in 1868, and the
husband claimed to have been an I'M
willing participant in the ceremony.
He says in his answer to the woman S
complaint that he left her Immediately
after the marriage rites were perform
ed and during all the time that has in
tervened has seen her only three times.
In 1881, he secured a divorce in the
state of Connecticut, where he then re-
sided, and in 1882 was married there tC
another woman.
The New York supreme court held
the Connecticut marriage to be illegal
decreed the first wife to be still the lega
wife and directed Haddock to pay hel
an annuity of $3.50. That finding was
sustained by today's decision which
held that Mrs Haddock was withOui
the jurisdiction of the Connecticut
court.
Justice White in deciding the case
Laid down the general principle that
the state in which one party to d.
vorce proceedings resides has no right
to dissolve a marriage tie which all
other states must respect.
Justices Harlan, Brewer and Brown
united in a dissenting opinion which
was delivered by Justice Brown. They
took the position that the Connecticut
divorce proceeding was regular and
was entitled to due credence in other
states.
Justice Brown declared in his
opinion that the court had taken a
backward step in this direction.
Justice Holmes also dissented from
the decision of the court and delivered
an important opinion. He said the
result of the decision would be to
ilegitimatize many children, but add
ed that he would not go so far as to
predict that civilization would come to
an end whatever the conclusion in the
case
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-16
ELLSWORTH SEEING
Remarkable Exhibition of To-
peka Made Goods.
Jones Dry Goods Co. Fills Nine
teen Display Windows.
WHAT is TO BE SEEN.
Nearly Everything From YiOlins
to Pickles.
Also Includes Literary Exhibit
by Crane and Company.
WHAT is TO BE SEEN.

The nineteen large display windows or
the Jones Dry Goods company are filled
this week with exhibits unlike anything
ever seen before in the city, as there
has never been an exhibition made by
any one firm Of Topeka manufactured
products.
Two weeks ago the Jones company
offered the use of the windows to To-
peka manufacturers for display Of
their products, Offering to pay the ex-
pense of the window decorators as well
as all other bills incurred in placing the
products of the factories before the
public to the best advantage Al
though there are nineteen large win
COWS there are a number of manufac-
turers who could not be furnished with
space, and in several instances the
windows has been divided between two
firms.
The work of preparing the windows
for the exhibit began as soon as the
store was closed after the business of
Saturday and a force of six window
dressers worked all night Saturday and
most OF Sunday and Sunday night.
Most of the exhibits were in place at
the opening hour and those that were
not have since been placed in position.
This is to be Topeka week with US,
said Mr.. Harry McMains, the assistant
manager of the store, and from the
indications this morning it viii be a
lively week and the displays made will
certainly do much to increase the sale
of Topeka products We carry some
Of the lines which are included in the
display but only a small portion OF
them A representative of one of the
lines displayed in the window came in
this morning and told me that he had
already secured two large orders for his
goods, which were directly traceable to
the display made of the products of his
firm"
The first window is a large double
one at the southwest corner of the
building and is occupied with the ex-
bibits Of the Mcintyre Bros and the
Mccormick rug factory. The former
display consists of pillows mattresses
springs. and baby cribs, while the lat
ter Is one of rugs and carpets.
The second window Is used by the
Wolff Packing company and is filled
with about every product that is
known to the packing industry.
The third window is filed with
brooms Of about every description
from the little bits Of ones known as
whisks to the heavier varieties useo
in public buildings
Parkhurst-Davis' display Of a hall
hundred or such a matter of different
varieties of goods manufactured bD
them occupies the fourth window. The