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I amt feeling right today,
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forgot my Rocky Mountain Tea
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or see Eugene Hollenbeck Ellis addition
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nd sick. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
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La Junta tribune., 1907-01-26
Ssis Of Sssss lsaas.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ will sell. at public eucti 10 th- Highest
r~.ron-ihl- bladder. cu the Issh day Of febrs-
arr IsJs. at . y. etssk. at the oe41e- of Tb~
state Board of Land Commissioners. Capasol
iiuildiug. Denver. Colorado. the follow ins sl~-
-crih~,l Isnd>. situated Ia Otero county. Colo
RADIO. sis:
All of -~ction II. township "a -oatb. ranss
y ~ess. minimum price ts-r acre, Siam
Value Of Improvements oa this land az ap-
O~ n~r of Improvements. 4. ID bs>;. La Jun
ta. Colo.
>sl~ Application No. .sts.
No land will h. -ald af i~~s than the mini
mum price per acre. given aisoss- The Ipay-
r~is n i'll tss ~oid In the above order. aud ~srA
same NOR. or ls~>-
Term. OF pap -sesst .ball l~ a follows. viz
on LANDS selling FOR Sib TO e. I-rr acre. 10 pr
c-nt of the parchoss money ou the dav ee
sale. the baisnc- IN eighteen equal anasssl
.~liinx ut mor- than ~ pss acre aud irss than
s.s I-r scr-, - Yer cent casa oa the day OF
sale. th- bsla ance In foarte-, eQNsi annual tray-
ment- at pr cent. Ter snnua. Iand> .~lling
for So aud up~s'j n per e~at. eosh. and hal
cent Interest,". ~ the purchaser dos no; o~ n
the improvements he must ray for sAe ssme
at sale. Purchaser " III execute bond " PRO
vif~f In >ecsion y. net OF July H. issn. pNr-
ehs--rs must b- citix xeps OF tbeUnif~d >faf---or
person. ho have d~ela nd their ins~ufion of
f-rsominx such. Purchaser nsuss pay ap-
prais~ ~n~nt and advertising fees
Purchasers ~ III h. r-sairv~f tn make nmeai-
ate --ttl-m-nt in cash or IL. -luis alenf for all
land -oli, and must bring their mon~y az
checks ~i,h the" ~hen i.s..S a,ssrSirr rv.sx y1is
Register State Bcsrd OF Land Com n, i~~iouers.
First puislicstis, ! Isnuaryfs. fNys.
Last qualifications. February y fDs.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-26
oss,ssses se. -.

AN ORDINANCE REGULATING rHE
"a .p-~i ~ trains and tbs u.s - >fress
city Of Ls J.sss, by The A,~hi.oa. Io,-is
aud santa 70 Raii~sy Compasy. aod provt1-
Il .ss ss, :, ~ s.sss, s.S y IN, .;,,
" sSf,osi. No r.ilro.a srai.. car or e.r..
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..l ssns. Hs nail~sy Coesa.g. sh.h @
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5000 2. s,sc,.. e.. c1;!.s csi.;!s.si.s
.kaii, apos Gu. .vieiios, 5. is~i in say .am =
2. tase rvsasy -a'~ Dollar. nor .'ors H.
sssIIos xe vsii,oed ss.l.. car - car.
engine ~ larpwoeiv~ q ssy ktnd ~ Ae-eviUr
siee .Ast !. p.rMi.ssA se rse.ia :s.ssiiAs =
iss sisAin sis eorpossse ii.is- es ID. CRY e
4 Ssusa- sos losges consecutive v>risA e
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si%Sse. ssssas .ssii. 's .s.. - 'sn. n
the. he Tissg n.iisrs Tor s.sA oSss-r. Fer sSs
parI..e. o. this 1cdi.s.ec !. eso.si.s sh~i =
70 = .s.ssss s e y, s..s., sssrs : e
each side of the eesfer OF aid cruising
SxrTIoS 4 All Orslin snce- parts of o.
disspc-> in eo~nies herewith arr hereby -
peaIe<i
Approved sv me this I'd day of Jsna.sy
CIV. BDNGARDxEe. Navur.
Attest: = " Bsc~x- Clerk zsd R~corts-r.
STATE OF COLORADO.
cirs 1fss1 81 Z Z o5fss srSrA !"
.. :. y. Dsv~n- city eisrk Al the city cf L
Junsa- d. kef~sy c~rtisy that the fsrcsv.iag
orfipaece vs~ paee-sf - it~ hrSs rvadinx aa1
vas 1uly reah ard pa->ra 90 is- 6r-s rrnd.nx n
. reg1l1r Dse4inx a. the city era.rd ~ IL
ejsY efLA SDea - the 1stk Aay ~ Dsesahps-
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La Junta tribune., 1907-01-26
e.ssssss ss Am se~spsssrs.

The greatest Of all newspapers is
the Daily Globe-Democrat, Of st.
Louis. 1t has no equal or rival in
all the west and ought to be in the
hands Of every reader Of any daily
paper II costs. by mail. postage
prepaid. daily including Sunday. one
year 500: six norths. eco; three
months. l.sO. daily without Sunday.
one year, 4.C0: six months, 200.
three months. 100: Sunday edition
"A big newspaper and magazine
combined. forty-eight to seventy-six
pages every Sunday. one yeax. 200:
nix months, 100. A suhseEiptjoa
fse IL Clsee-Dsaoesak, g tAms
pEtsaI = - ~ psaiAss nsss-
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-26
Notice Of final set,Ierest.

Is THE NtrTEE Of THE E~riTE pi
L - k,sleTg fis-udsrlsifh, d.-c-s~-aa-
Nfs' lEls h . rrff1 slfsi1 tfttt Aptsita1. IN
it.4 anf q tefsrisarT 4. 10 ii-s. t-uin.s t
fn rssaiaf das - the pecrln tsrr trrtn q M
Dnuuty Court 81 otgfu County, N tie >fsfe o'
ta.oraIin. l. Agues l. Pi-ad~rl~4fh. ssmiui-
tFatrln - aid cstate- "a u apls+sr t-rfst~ ths
JuaE- of slild lpuu. preseut u8 hnal -sstle
n..uG -Iicti adfu ~ ratrts ray The aplFtf
~ ~ tie -aui-. and siil lhen apI.iy 6. ~ 80
rharr=f a.. surh sdaftui-trsfrir &. at which :. uls
and place auy I-rson la inter"st may a3I-si
thar. H..
Dated At La lunis. Colorado. January 10
AGNES l.. PLENDERLErTH.
Administrators 81 the estate of kct-srs
Pi-nd-rleith. si-c.a-~d
ftr-t ptbiicst lou. lamar, II, Isys.
I.s-t ptlblira tios.. February :. iy,s.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-26

paper investment. Send your oe3er
today a. write Sss flo sanp,e eapy
to the GIohe Printi , Company. Ss
Louis. No. See q eisl long -tine''
campaign offer Z the ''tviee-a.
week" issue Of the GlObe-Demoezat,
I wo years for l-2. elsewhere in
this paper
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-26
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or LAxD Co.'S ou1saaasnxnn.

Aesasessiss - lssss Sssss lsess.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-26
noties Tor evsiiessioa.
usTrKn STATES La~D OySles
pUYBass. Coin. is-c~uit.~r n iAs


PufsLo. ooLo. D-c~ant~r n iAs
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ follow ing uaB-st -aftler hs. hied rsos
of kt- iBfsntton tp make hnal i,rt-of In SUP
port Of his claim. and that said proof siiI i-
made is-fore tl.rk 81 the District Court, a.
T.. yunfa. Colurads. on February n. lss..
va. Ihotna- T. Tate. 4. ty-.D.for the Iorih b.
east quarter northwest quarter nssrth half
northeast quarter. southeast quarter north,
east gnart-r. section II, township = -snsh.
rang" - west.
lie nEmss the folio~i ing Niia->--~ TO prove
hi- cfsntiuuaus residence uT-ts and cult
of aid Land va: sam NorrON, santtass
Ns-rsfeun,. EiNarri ]. Bell. Io-.. Aa-carrIa,,
all of n <t-sc. Colorado.
: A. ABBEy. Register.
fifst pnblicstion- lsnnarN :. isis.
Let fiuitlicsriuu. February =. tgO..
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-26
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NOTICE Il akwEBv GIVEN TO WaON
~ n NAY euae~sa skno the folio in6 As-
yunts. Col0s.1io. ~ . q:
Ose rod Darkas. ball. st-suf year. old ~
brasd. ear nAFks-
sod aain.Al k.siag anksoss tn this Rzspd.
asis.. el...sd b o..es an - h~fos: ssA.s-
Hoard for sks h.s-As Of The /. uss ok<s S..ssnA
STATE t4OARD OF srDcK Inspection
COMMISSIONERS. Drawer C.io-
First pa h1ieAfion- January ~. lsg5.
Last publiesfira- January - fso.-
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-26

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Ae.@f-0aniAss-
wisnsss ~ AsaA asA shs ss>i u tAs City Il
l. yssss this - dag - lesaAsy- a D. lD,-
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-26
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1ubeieSei0a-
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lSIrID STATES Lsxp Ovssrk ;
PpEsLo. CoLs.. AEuAry -. IN. ,
NOTICE l. HEREBS GIVEN YhAI
~ Hear, A. NeInts re- of the fruss---
.nd srvi.~- of Georg- r No. LSsi in de
s.<i. OF UA-aser. Color .sl.,. has hisx l.st
Of hi lsi~atssn to make prs-,f os hi. ass~r'
land claim Ma sl1. for the -ssuf hast quartz
east hiatt ~out b~e.t quarter. southwest qua
ter. .-5ath s~-t quarter. -~cfloa T.. toe uski q
= south sl.i iot q -srsion J. to- tlsh -
range - xs-t. t-fur- Gsis-si >t.ss- Lasd Of
ncs al Pn-oio. Col"rato. ON Tuesday. The sfh
d2y of March. fO.-
lie nsrn~= the foiio~ lag ~ifne--~- tn psos-
the compi-te irrixzri.sn AID r~cis snssi<sa Of
aid iand CksrIe. l. s~~ley. h-alamiE b.
syint~y. G-ors- W. Hammers. Wa- A.
Hale, all OF La Juats- Colorado.
:. A. ABBEY. k~gisssr
First qualification January VI. fs,s.
Last pabiie issn. March :. is5..
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-26
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NOTICE II aKREsY 6IvRS THAT rME
~ AaHuAl ASssiAg af sks sAar~soaA-rs ~
shs OsssO Las - hsilAiAg A-.sriasiss . ~
yanr.- Coissrsrko. 0osdsy. Jssaary n
re. a = - Tar H. P~sp.-s Il ss-rsi.s
tran>oesiag sz.rh oaA0s bs>ias>s aAy ~
pr,tRsiy pfs.soAeA
= P4lLklpA s,rrsssry.
L. Susse- Cohoe.Aa- lhe-osss - snAL
fir-s psaklscassun- u.reoh,s -. tnk
Lssf psah1Srsflara. Jasaasy - RMc-
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-26

AOOaiestiea . Isses Steso I0o0o-
oyYIcG o. InE SrsrR naAap 4
or LARD Cos ns..ausnknn
DE>sEK. CoLo. Ssnnas, ~ M
AyOTICE Is HEEEkI 6ISEx mai
N d. Vs. ssiak. vha-s G.-s<-81s aAAsus. j.
R.ck, Ford- csL.e.Ao. a Sasassy - pAr,
made spp,ie2fiaa No. n. - sAs Sasss nnari
d~.<rit--d IntsrnAl las prossasss kaaAs .ieuz. q
IN Os-rv Counsy. Goiorsdo. to-Uis-
North ~est quarter ~ ssefsoa a sovnsAiP
= -otstk- range = ve>a
No osAsr sppiie.tioa to lez-~ IL shss-
dssrrif-sd premises OF oh3~ct,c1 Agstass th~
shsss spplieAsio1 Siii Be eoa.iA<rsA afte,
February -. tO.-
JOHN y. VIVIAN.
Register STATE Board Land Cos. N les i<a>r.
Eir-t 10 blieAs ion J 4naaFy - iDs-
Lat publication February ID. I1s-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-26
DONAHUE GROUP At
GOLD SPRINGS SOLD
Davis, Short, Elliott Company
Secure Property in Newly
Booming Section.

The recently organized firm of Davis,
Short, Elliott company, with hcadquar-
ters in Salt Lake, has purchased what
is known as the Donahue group of prop
critics in the Gold Springs district of
Utah. The deal has just been consum-
mated, and while tho consideration for
tho purchase has not been made public,
it is certain that it was most substan-
tial one. This firm has within its keep.
ing the welfare and prosperity of the
Gold Springs section, being interested
in the townsitc there, to whose posses
sions the surface and timber rights of
the Donahuc group will be added by the
buyers.
Gold Springs is the home of the Jen-
ME mine, the property that has been
instrumental In attracting attention of
the mining and investing world to the
camp. The Jennie porperty has devcl
oped into an exceptionally fine PROPOSE"
tion, and following the success of its
owners. there has been started a gen
eral season of activity in that section
which is spreading toward the Statellne
section as well. The Donahue group
adloins the Jennie and the lndcpen.
dence, being between the Jennie and
the Wild Irish properties, The firm
of Davis, Short, Elliott company is re-
sponsiblc for the Jennie mine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-26
UTAHNA VEIN IS
RICH IN COPPER
Tunnel Cuts Resource While
Making Toward the Main
Interest Point.
ROCK RUNS TWENTY
PER CENT RED METAL
Company Shaping Things to
Enter Market With Its
Fine Ores.

Judging from the kind and extent
of orc that the Utahna Mining COM
pany is securing while cnrouto to the
main resources of it's property, 1T may
be taken for granted that when the
main bodies are gained the management
will be able to show up results that Will
be difficult to duplicate. The local
Offices of this organization the present
week were in receipt of long line OF
samples taken from the tunnel face as
this working proceeds into the hill, and
The ore is a fine grade of copper rock
that carries something like 20 per cent
red metal.
The Utahna company is a Salt Lake
organization. the possessions of the same
being located in the Dugwny district
of this State. The company has been
at work for some time, and the most
interesting point in its history is eX-
pected TO be reached early the coming
summer. Development work is being
urged forward with all possible speed,
and additional supplies of all kinds were
sent to the mine the first of the week.
The company is the owner of a large
acreage OF ground upon which the min.
eralization is ideal from mining stand
point,
The ore above mentioned was taken
from one of the VEINS just tapped by
the main tunnel This vein was five
feet in width. and it is stated by local
officials that the above value represents
pretty much the entire chute where
probed The tunnel, however. is bound
for point Immediately beneath the
great blowout from which such large
surface values We're secured early i'll
the property s career This interesting
point lies about 80 feet straight ahead
of the present face of the tunnel, and
at the rate of progress being made this
point should be gained in a very short
time. With better transportation ia
cilitics, now assured, the company will
become an active shipper OF copper ores
To thn local market
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-26

of operations. On the subsequent rise
In silver the mine was again worked
with profit. Mr.. Kcarney has been con.
neetcd with mining ever since, and has
been successful in Idaho. Utah and Ore
gon. lie has learned by experience and
is considered by those who have known
him for many years, among whom is the
writer, as Il careful, competent mining
operator.
Work. will be actively begun imme.
diately and prosecuted until il has been
demonstrated whether there is mine
there or not, and Judging from surface
indications there seems to be no aues-
tion of 1t, The development of this and
many other properties within twenty
or thirty miles Of here ought to make
Reno the mining center of this sec
tion Of the State. From the MANY ia.
miliar faces of old-time. experienced
and successful mining men seen upon
the streets it is quite evident that thew
look upon the mining districts tributary
to Reno with favor, as does the writer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-26
VERNON IS BOOMING.
New Strikes and Improvements Order
Of Day at Noted Camp.

Special to The Tribune,
VERNON, New, April 25,-The Sew"
en- Troughs district, of which Vernon
is the postot1ice, IS rapidly coming TO
the front as one of the important min
ing camps of Nevada. Another strike
has been recorded, the values occurring
in a hungry looking rock, but when as
sayed, shows four hundred and eighty
dollars in gold per ton. This was encoun-
tered on the Seven Troughs Therein
ground, at depth of about twenty five
feet, the whole bottom OF the shaft
being in ore. If this class of rock con-
tinues to carry such values, it will be
another large item IN making this the
bonanza camp of Nevada. Development
work on the many other properties IS
being pushed as fast as men and sup
plies can be secured.
The town of Vernon is growing as
rapidly as materials can be hauled in
with which to build. In addition to the
projected Stone hotel building, another
hotel is promised to be erected as soon
as the lumber can be secured, and
which will be needed to take care Of
the tide of people that arc daily coming
to this camp. AS the latter project is
backed by man who does things, NJ,
4. Smythc, it may be expected to be
done promptly, which viii be of i'm
portancc TO the comfort of people com"
ing to this new camp. The pipe has
arrived that is 10 bring the water from
The springs. two miles distant TO sup
ply Vernon with that necessary clc-
ment. and IT is of the finest quality.
There has been much inquiry as to
the kind of a place Vernon might be.
It is an ideal location for to0nsite,
and will be desirable place iu which
TO live.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-26
.REVE|L[E ORES NOW
SHOW new CONTENTS
Famous Silver Section Also
Contains Good Gold and
Copper Values.

Will j. Dooley, the wcIl~known
mining man, on Thursday received from
his associates in the mines Of Revellle,
Nevada, some very significant news re-
garding the latest items Of interest IN
that section of the Sagebrush state.
Reveille is located in tho range OF
mountains of that name, directly 10 the
east of and paralleling the haw1ck
mountains. This region in the earlier
DAYS was famous for It's silver mnness'
and the present era of activity, recent
ly started by prominent Eastern capl~
talists, was possible on account oil the
showines there of that metal. -,
This work Of rcopcning tho Revellle
mines has been productive of TWO great
and extremely agreeable surprises, one
is the finding Of gold with depth, ana ana
the other is the finding Of copper. On
the group owned and now being operat-
ed by the Bromide Hill Mining COM
panv, the management has run into ore
that averages 1869 ounces silver, S6a9
aold, and per cent copper. Ihis ma
has attracted attention anew TO this
district; 1t adds additional inducements
for capital and a second lnrush OF men
of money is expected carly this summer.
AS it IS. however, ReVellle can poaSV
of some yerv strong talent. Charles NJ.
Schwab and associates are there already
and with their acquisition of proper
ties came the report that railroad,
smeltor and all other essentials that
go TO make a great mining district were
on the road to the heart of the region;
Mr. Dooley is extensively. Interested
there, and has retained his interests
throughout the many years oil ldlenIsSS
and uncertainty that have surrounded
Rcyeillc as we'll as all Nevada
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-26

FORENOON SALES.
Uncle Sam. 1000 at SIC.
New York. $500 at Isle.
Shares sold, $500
Selling value S9lI50.
OPEN BOARD.
Ajax, 100 at 30c
Beck Tunnel. 1000 at s1775
Columbus Con. 1000 at $50,
Colorado Mining, 200 at $3.50.
DAILY Judge. 800 at $3.50
Lead King, 500 at zoe.
New York. 5000 at 15Sc; $500 at I5c.
Silver Shield, 1000 at 10c
Victor Con. 1000 at lie.
Shares sold, l3 200,
Selling value, sl4.355,
AFTERNOON SALES
Daly-Judge. 100 at $3.50.
May Day, 800 al 26c; 500 at 25Ic
Uncle Sam. 500 at SIC,
Colorado, 500 at $3.50.
Little Chief. 800 al l6u.
Mountain Lake, $50 at 72c.
Shares sold 1900.
Selling value. S290I.50
OPEN BOARD.
Daly-Judge, so nt $S75.
lngot, 6e0 at SSc; 200 at SIC.
South Columbus Con. 100 at S1.375
Mountain Lake, 200 at f2c
shares sold, 1880.
Selling value, s7920.75
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Tribune Agents In Nevada

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Beatty-Mark g. Hancock.
Cherry Creek-Grey & Collins
Caliente-John Shier.
Delemar-M. c. Kelly.
Ely-Thomaa ODalovich-
Eureka-Ernest H Mau.
GoldHeld-Frank Landstrom. Hunter
Adv. & Pub. Co.
Gold Butte-W. e, Sharp.
Las Segas-F. T. Shannon, s. L. news
Co.
Manhettan-NeIson & Roundsveli.
Reno-Rosenthal & Armanko. Shepherd
& Son.
Rhyolite-Snm Speirs.
Tonopah-W. r. O'Neill. A. II. Rounds
we'll Sherman e Oidfather.
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OTHER DISTRICTS.
LOG CABIN STRIKE.
Fine Gold and Copper Find Is Regis
tered at Marysvale.

Word has reached Salt Lake regard
ing a very fine strike of gold ore in
the Franklin tunnel of the Log Cabin
Gold Mountain company, Of Marysvale.
Details of this new find are still Lack
ing, but from ell reports it is one of
the most satisfactory so far made in the
Franklin working. The showing in
cludes some copper values which are
most gratifying to the company, The
Log Cabin company owns what original
ly was known as the Mount Baldy
group, also the Gold Development prop.
erty. The company is controlled by
strong Eastern interests, and VERY
energetic campaign of DEVELOPMENT
work is being pushed forward.
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h.nxors in order to hold back the busl-
JAIN 'l".s ,uoriJ mill the monetary situation
has has been ad diusted A good many indus, I1
ahead as far as they believe IT pr1-
dent, and that they would actually wei
come come a slight slowing down OF actiV-
itics -