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The Monte Vista journal., 1907-03-09
ORDINANCE loe.
Az Ordnance Concerning Sewers

An Ordinance Concerning Sewers.
BIZ 1T ORDAINED nv THE BoAgp oy TRUSTEES
OF THE fo~N OF AoNrr VISTA
SECTION l. That at the general election "
be held in the Town Of Moots Vista on Tuesday
tho second day Of April, 1907. for the election Of
offcors in said town. the question of autbOriz-
ing the Board Of Trustees to issue the Boods II
said town in sum not exceeding Twelve
Thousand Dollsrs To obtain funds 10 construct
sewer SEWERS in -aid town. shall be sui,
mitted to vote Of such qualified slectors Of
said town -ball in the year next preceding
have paid a property tax therein.
SECTION .. That for the purpose Of voting
upon said question, the voter shall he supplied
with separate ballots ~hereoa shall he written
or printed the words; For Issuing Bond- 70
Construct Sewers tho words Against
Issuing Bonds to Construct Sewer-." The hal.
lot. voted upon -sid question shall be deposited
in a separate box. provided by the election
officer. and such vote shall be canvAs-ed. and
return thereon made To the Town Recorder
as In other elections, and As provided by .aw.
Passed aud approved this 9Th day Of March.
ilo..
JAMES A. kkLLY,
Mayor.
Attest:
u. c. EAoLE, Acting Town Recorder.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-03-09
Meatal suseestien.

Few realize the power OF
thought, both to bring on disease
aud poverty, or TO bring about
health and opulence. The follow.
ing illustration is given OF n
talented Young man who had
fallen prey to the demon Of
drink. He accepted the following
advise and soon the craving and
also the desire for liquor soon left
him.
young man, the next drink you
take just think of something very
unpleasant in connection with il.
Think. il you will. Of the starving
mother and children waiting At
home for tn. drunken husband;
think Of what n disgusting thing
. drunken man is to the person
who 10 sober. Think Of yourself.
Of what your end will b. il yon
continue. Think of what you
might be- II you let liquor slone.
just do these simple things and in
. very short time you will have no
more taste for liquor. Use no will
power whatever. II isn't nece~
sary and il will do no good.
when you drink hold to the
thought Of the degregHtion, the
poverty, the wretchejn.ss and the
vice which accompanies drinking"
Th~r. is = philosophy under.
lying mental suggestion that is
not generally understood and To
those who have not looked into
the matter the formula given
above 70 cure the drink habit
looks absurd. but to the student
along the line Of the New Thought
Il 10 accepted - scientific.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-03-09
Sstire u A1jsstnest Day.
late OF E~ms ". ssar. .s.c.s-.d.

E-,s,- Of Ess@s W. ssara d~csa.sd
The ander.isnei. bavlns hssa appointed Al.
u,ini.tr.tot With will ANNEXED u shs s.tsts Of
Emma ". ssarw', ists u the Coasiy u Rla
1rand- In the State u Colorado. dsrsassd.
hereby give notIre that he viIl appear hslorv
the County Court of said Mo 0rasds Cosasy.
At tho Court Hoass In Ilsi Sosss ia said
c"aasy. "a n"adsy. the x'sh dsy N March. 4.
u. iss'. at shs hosr os ,soelurt A. y. assid Aay.
81 which u~s ell pss~sss havisG clsias asais.s
-sld ssssis are sosiasd aud requested W asaasd
fos ti,s ruspp-s II havisS Ne saas adjss>sh.
All psv-ss,s iads&,esd " sAid sstAss ere ~.
ass.ssd W MAKE laasd,sss paya.at Ia The IN.
ds~s&sssd.
tlstsd st th.i Nosts. Colorado. t,ls Nh aey
n February, A. d. tpT.
L0ris ". MsyAsp.
Adnisistsstof with viu asssssd II sLs s,esss
d xasa ". Stsssa. 4srsassd.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-03-09

An interesting story of stock
watering WAS that which +. II.
Hartman told the Interstate Com.
merce Commission on the 25th
relative to the purchase and sale
OF the Chicago and Alton railroad.
He bought it for s5,Oo0,OO and
sold it to the Union Pacific for
*s9,OOO,oOo, after having burdened
it with a s22,0OO.oOO mortgage
which he and his associates
divided among themselves. Such
transactions are incidental to aud
incurable under the system of pri.
vate ownership of public highways
and this Is the reason why "pass
engers cannot be- carried for two
cents n mile" and why the tariff
on freight rises. The Public.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-03-09
ORDNANCE 1903.
An Ordinance Concerning the Con-
struction Of Water Works

b. IT OapAI>np ny THs LioARD oy TRrsTaE.
OF TIE rows oS Mosrk VISTA:
hscrion !. That at the general election to bs
held In the Town Of Monte Vista, on rSssday
the second day of April iss1. for the election u
ofieers in .aid town; the qu~stiaa Of vhssAsr or
scs the Hoard oa Trustees of aid fovs q
noote Vista shall ersct vatsf ~orks 10 aid
not exceediax Thirty .avs fh0asesd D0aievs.
shall b. suo1ittsd to such voter Of said town
= tAA- payer under tlse law
kkcIIos :. That for ths psrposs 81 soSinS
upon said question. the voter shall hs .applisd
with separate ballot, and thJ.e voting 10 favor
of the erection u ~atss works shall uss . bal
lot upon which thsre shall hs printed os written
the ~ord.. For the Erection II Water
wotks. Those voting against said question
hall u-e ballot upon which 10 written OF
Rsinied the ~ord.; Against the krcetioa II
Water Works The ballots voted on -sid aus..
tiun shsll t,e depssitsd In separate toa pro-
side-i By the election ofbcer-, aAd such sots
-hslI L. eansas.ed and rstsrn tbsreoa made 10
the Town Reeorder y. la other elections, and Is
prosid-d by Law.
i,S5.
JAMS A. kELLN.
Mayor.
4. e, EAoLH, Acting Town R.~orc-t
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-03-09

APPLICATIONS SoE GHAHno PsRnir.. Notice
i.hsrcb, given that all application. for psrn,ii.
tn srsz- Cattle, Hor--. and Shssp within the
San JrA> fosnsr kssEnvs during the -sa .oa
Of iSr. must he nlrd in my once II hoate Vista
Colo tor Horses and Cattle Gu or hsfore March
y iSG For Sheep aud Goats, on or befors
April !. lsJ'. Full information in regard ,o tho
grazing f~-- Ia h- charged, aud blank form. Ia
10 u.st In making applications. ~iii b- fur
nish-d upon request.
Y. &. srsscNH, supervisor
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-03-09
GRAZING NOTICE.

T.. c, EAGLE. Acting Town Record-r
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-03-09
ORDINANCE lo7.
An Ordnance Concerning the
Keeping Of animals for Breed
ing Purposes.

BIZ II ospAIsKp ny THg BoAaD or TnrsIkss
oS THE To~s oY MONTE VIsrA:
SECTION l. No person corporation shall
keep or brsed any boar. bull. jack or staliion,
for hire, within that portion OF tho town Of
Monte Vista embraced in what 10 designat~d BY
the ordinance OF the town as the "Fire Limits, .
and no person or corporntio shall Keep or
breed any such animal. for hire in any other pa RI
OF the town Of Monte Vista, without hr-t obtain.
ing from the hoard of Trustee. Of the town. a
written permit ~ To do. Such permit shall bs
sufficient authority Tor the holder thereof W
keep and breed such animal. for hire for one
year in a suitable stable or enclosure sur.
rounded by tight fence wall not le~s than
ten feet high. and not otherwise. No such per
nit shall ever b~ granted by said board of
Trustees unless the application therefor be &C
companied by the written consent thereto.
signed by all the adult resident. within hve
hundred feet Of the place where such stable or
enclosure Is To br located and also be signed
by all pers-on. who ide in Rio 0rande County.
Colorado, and own real estate situate within
said five hundred foot limit.
Every person or corporation who shall h
convicted OF the violation Of thi. ordinance.
shall he fined In a sum not less than twenty a We
dollars nor more than one hundred dollars.
Passed and approved this ,th day Of March.
lsG
JAMS A. kkLLY,
havor.
4. g. EAoLE. Acting Town Recorder
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-03-09

Mayor Dunno has been re-nomi-
mated mayor of Chicago in spite OF
the machine which fought him.
The issue at the spring election is
public ownership of the street cars.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-03-09
SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1907

The legislatures of Massschu-
sets. California and Nebraska have
all gone on record in favor of
woman suffrage.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-03-09
Colorado Grown Trees.

We have b~en engnsed 10 growing q
maxnificen, stock os apples, plum and
cherry trees, estting ready for Sprina
Of 1907 Special. We have succeeded Ia
raising = stock that must pleess. and
sse nos ready 10 make priccs that must
move il. Here p ths ODER:
Grated Apptss. loo each, 6udbei
Plume. ltc ssch, BHdded Cherries, l5c
cech. All two years old. Ssud Tor cata
loxue, Frs.
We pay the freight.
The BehrsedeS.oea Xussesy CsupAny
Lsfaystts, Colorado.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11
TAFT IS THE MAN
 SAYS L0NGW0RTH
DECLARES HIMSELF IN FAVOR OF WAR SECRETARY TO FOLLOW GENEALOGICAL MAN TO CARRY OUT POLICIES.

Cinctnnaa, Apfi1 40-scongfessman Nch- olas I,ongworth returned home from Washington today. In an interview he de- clared himself in favor of the nomination of Secretary Taft as the republican candi- date for president. He said that his opin- ion was personal and that he spoke only for himself, but he believed that Tart, in the eyes of the people, typifled the Roosevelt administration.
 MT. Longworth said
 Since 1t has been announced that Sec retary of War Taft has become a can didate it seems to me the sole question involved is whether or not the republ- cans of Ohio will indorse him for the presidency. Secretary Taft being can didate for president and for no other of- flee 1 cannot see how any other offices are here involved. The great question before the people in the next election Will be in my opinion the approval or disap- proval of republican policies as reglstereu by the legislative and executive Drahches of this government for the past elSht years under the administration of Pres ident Roosevelt. It seems to me that after the President himself there is no living man who so thoroughly typlies in the eyes of the people the spirit of the Roosevelt administration as does Wll- liam H Taft There is no one who can be better trusted to carry out many or inc great reforms which will be neces- sary to complete on the retirement of President Roosevelt, March f. 1909, as can William H. Taft
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11
75o,OO0 STARVE IN
 RUSSIAN FAMINE
20,0o0,000 WILL NOT LIVE TO SEE
 ANOTHER HARVEST, WITHOUT AID, SAYS DIR. kENNARD-AOIN
 ETAolN SHRDLU CMFWYP PIP

London, April 1O.-Dr. Kennard com missioner of the Society of Friends, who was sent to investigate the Russian famine writing from Samara, in the heart of the famine district, under date of Liv- erpool, April 3, appeals to the United States and Great Britain to promptly send help. He says:
 There are 20,000,0oo people distributed in the southern provinces of Russia, who without aid cannot live to see another harvest
 In Samara alone, the commissioner adds, thousands are dying and 750,O00 are starving. Of the latter only 372,700 are getting relief, dole of one meal in twen- ty-four hours. As meal is only two pounds of bread and bowl of soup, this, according to the commissioner, means dying byb degrees. Even this meagre dole in countless instances is divided among many mouths. There are only sufficient funds on hand to last until May l, where as money will be needed until the end of July, when the harvest will bring relief. The commissioner especially appeals for canned milk. He says there are 3OO000 children in Samara province, who have no milk and are forced to eat coarse bread made of acorns, powered wood and cucumbers, resulting in thousands of deaths and much disease
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11
LOREE SUCCEEDS
 DAVID WILCOX
Former President of the Delaware and Hudson Cables Resignation
 From Europe.

New York, April 10.-L. F. Loree, for mer president of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and also of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railroad, today was elected president of the Delaware and Hudson company, to succeed David Will cox.
 MT. Willcox's resignation as president of the company has been cabled from Europe, where he went several weeks ago on account of impaired health. The resignation was accepted at meeting of the board of managers of the Dela- ware and Hudson today and Mir. Loree was selected as his successor
 MT. Wilcox had been president of the Delaware and Hudson for the past four years. Mir. Loree is chairman of the executive committee of the Kansas City Southern Railway company. His ac- ceptance of the presidency of the Della ware and Hudson docs not involve his present position.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11
JUDGE HUNDLEY IS SWORN INTO OFFICE Will Open Federal Court in Birmingham Tomorrow A NEGRO IS APPOINTED Tyler Is Made Auditor of the Navy epartment-Has Under Him
 Many White Clerks,
 Some Women.

Washington, April -(special)-Judge Oscar Hundley of the Northern Alabama district, accompanied by Mrs. Hundley left for Birmingham tonight over the Southern.
 Judge Hundley was sworn in by Justice Brewer of the United States supreme court this morning and immediately went to the White House where he was wa1m- ly greeted by the President.
 The judge today sent telegrams to the clerk and marshal of his court that he will be on the bench at Birmingham on Friday and to so notify those persons having business before the court
 Judge Hundley did not care to say any thing concerning any fight against his confirmation in the Senate further than that he is confident of confirmation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11
WOMEN PROMOTE
 SOUTH'S SCHOOLS
CHIEF INTEREST IN SESSION OF CONFERENCE FOR EDUCATION IS THE DISCUSSION OF THEIR PLANS.

Pinehurst, N. C., April 10.-The chlef lh- terest in todays session of the conference for education was centered in the after- noon meeting. which was given over to the women. Mrs Lindsey Patterson or Winston-S Salem, N. C.. presided, and plan for the promotion of the work car ried on by the womens associations Tor the promotion of public schools in south ern states was discussed. These organ lzations are interested in the building of better rural school houses and the es- tahlishment of kindergartens.
 At tonights conference Professor Alder man of Virginia presided. Chancellor Kirkland of Vanderbilt university, in an address, declared the southern insutu- tions have not in the past recognized the obligation of enforcing right educational standards and that states should aid by refusing charters to unworthy institu- tons.
 The conference adopted resolutions com nending the work of such organizations as the Improvement league and the work 1t extended.
 Congratulations were extended to state superintedents and others charged With public education throughout the south Tor the improved standard of efficiency.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11
Makes strona Play.

President Roosevelt today made a strong play to get back to him the negro vote alienated by his course in the Brownsville affair, and announced the ap- pointment of Ralph w. Tyler for the audtorship of the navy department
 Tyler is the same negro who several months ago was selected by the President for a fat Ohio office as slap at Senator Foraker. Owing to the unanimous pro- test of practically all the republicans of Ohio the President did not make the ap- pointment, but he now picks out Tyler for one of the choicest berths in the Dis trict of Columbia.
 As auditor, Tyler will draw $4500 per annum. He has under him one hundred white clerks, about one-fourth of them being women. The present auditor ". W. Brown, has been transferred to "a place tpythe department Of justice in ors der to make way for Tyler.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11
To Establish Freight Bureau.

Mobile, April 10.-(Special)-A meeting was held this afternoon by the chamber of commerce to take initial steps towards the establishment of freight and trans portation bureau and freight claims collection bureau in Mobile. The proposi- ton was thoroughly discussed and a com mittee consisting of the following men was appointed to report ditinite plans for organization: George R. Vaughan, R.. F. Neville, Charles A. Cunningham. G.. Mertz and A. G. Quina- This committee will meet in conference tomorrow morn- ing in the chamber of commerce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11
N|CARAGUANS NOW
 IN FULL CONTROL
Overrun Honduras From East
 to West Coast
GALLARDo IS IN MoBl[E E
ees for His
 pr Set

stma 10, rday Ho ,m u S bey of Ht $.
 Beliz ded G tmas, vice c by N yer. sht 1T matIo Ahere ment, did
 J pas lent
 but V is
 Dy hey cg  r,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11
John Henry cIews Is Dead.

New York, April 10.-John Henry Clews, a member of the banking firm of Henry Clews, died early today, after a long illness. MT. Clews was 51 years old, native of Dunkirk, N. Y, and had been a member of the stock exchange from 1890. He is survived by . widow and one daughter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11

Washington Aps el0.-Tae long expect
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11

D depart th from he lega-
 saying the set icaragua II at La
 acting treating ely on not in manner, iicials.
 he man No indi- tphy of en i'm
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11

did not get
 ' passengers lent Manuel but was hid [ is said to 5y his sec hey effect two days ed by the in getting yernnent 8 e keeping of Nica- says, to by hold alpa. and ior the of- gates on 2 in Sal ico and gers Intry via Policarpo the Sai, they feai mt disci ill wage s largely d the de.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11

Ut woul6 and a new sion and 1
 MT. Ch representa- which see know to more To. the grea  guest to- and tru, this sa' with b of the partis; tomorl consci the I ~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11

s.Gentlemen of the jury" said MT. Jerome, arising when the court had opened. from all I can judge from the papers-I having been absent-you have been wandering through a mere field of romance for two days. The life of a human being is not to be judged on such . premesis The issue here cannot be determined by quotations from the scrip lures. You have been enjoined by the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11
MUST LABEL FAKE
 WHISKY; ROOSEVELT
STRAIGHT GOODS TO BE KNOWN AS SUCH, SAYS LETTER CONVEY ING ATTORNEY GENERAL BONA PARTIES DECISION.

Washington. Alps. 1o.-Ti'e long expect el opi,f 1T stoi,noy ,.-se as-z. parte, whskyn proved at the is brie dressel Secre Tn have pro foC
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-17
Sixty Cents Worth of Sulphur
to Kill Vermin Figures in
Law Suit
FILED BILL AS COUNTER CLAIM
Farm House Mr.. Wilson Rented OF
MIR. Lemke Was Alive With Bedbuss
--Lemke Sues for $50 Back Rent,
Then Wilson Presented Bill for $50
Several Items Included.
Special to Tfmes-Repubtican.


/. Mason City, July 17.-SiSty cents
for sulphur to kill bed bugs was one
of the items in bill presented as
counter claim by J. j, Wilson. OF sso'
against Frederick l.. Lemke rlch
farmer living near Thornton, VINO
brought suit to collect back rent
which he claimed due of s36.
The case was tried before Justice
Horace f. Greeley. Mr.. Wilson rented
one of the many farms of Mr.. Lemke
One the farm was a house, which ac-
cording to the testimony of Wilson,
was "alive with bed bugs" In fact, he
said all the bed bugs were married and
had followed the good Rooseveltiar
formula He said there never was a
house big enough for more than one
family, and it was either he or the
bugs had to move He concluded tc
move the bugs, and bought the sui
phur. The claim was disputed, but
the Justice ruled that for the reason
that Mr.. Wilson had brought In wit
nesses to show that his back suffered
from the ravages of the bugs. the
claim would stand. Another item was
for repairing fences that the crops
might be preserved from destruction
Attorney Billiard, of Belmond, who
acted for the plaintiff. wanted to know
whether this meant that his client
should fence against the bugs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-17
Notes From GrinneII.
Tunes Republican.

Speclal 10 IL neS-hepuDucau.
Grtnnell, July 1.-THE remains OF
Mrs. r. B. Works who passed away
last Sunday morning, after long and
painful illness, were taken Monday
to Marine Center, Pa. for interment
The alley between the Swisher cloth
ing store and j. F. Wilson's office is
to be paved. Work on this improve
ment begun yesterday. This will be
the beginning of a great improve
ment for Grinnell.
Work on the new armory is pro-
crossing slowly. The concrete founda-
ton for the floors is being put in and
it will soon be ready for the plumb
Ing. The electric wiring is in place
During the summer and fall sewers
are ito be put in for the accommoda-
ton of those who live in fiadley's adj
dition. This part of town is filling
up quite rapidly, and will one day be
a very deirable residence section.
Mrs. G. a. Proctor returned home
Sunday morning from five weeks
stay in Chicago hospital.
After the heavy rain of Monday
the small boy was having lot OF
fun in the pools of water left standing
in the low places. The storm sewers
were not large enough to carry it off
as fast as it fell.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-17
LABoRERs STRIKE
euIesrians Who Were Imported to
Work on New Road, Go Out De
mand Increase In Wages From $1.75
to So a Day.
it,, =. T,mes.Renublican.

Special to Republican
Iowa Falls, July 1.-THE newly I'M
ported gang of Bulgarians who nave
been at work on the grade Of the Des
Moines Short Line near Bradford We're
quick to appreciate the idea OF a
"strike', and as result there has
been a walk out of over forty work
men. They recently arrived in TINS
country and were secured in Chicago
by the short line people who agreed to
give them $175 each per day, 1t be-
ing understood that they We're new at
the business Of railroad building anu
could not command the wages of more
experienced labor. An offer from d
rival road to give them 50 a day re-
suited in an ultimatum being issued TO
the Short Line officials that they must
have 50 per or quit. The railroad man
agement declined to accede to the de-
mands of the workmen and they 'lett
yesterday for the scenes of their work
and the grade work is tied up until
the railroad can import d new batch OF
Workmen
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-17

Stockport.
j. F. and Frank Teal have sold their
sO0-acre farm near Cooperstown, N.
D., for $40 per acre, which amounts to
the round sum of $4,000.
Newton.
The little 4-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Mel Mcdonnell, who live on the
street south of the East Feeder Works,
is dead from diphtheria.
Pac<wood.
Richard Myers, pioneer OF this
township, died Wednesday after
long and painful illness. He was .
native of Pennsylvania, and was borr
in 1850, came to Iowa in the early
DAYS and has always resided in this
township.
Winfield.
The Winfield Fair association have
offered a number Of fine prizes, cash
and other valuable articles, aggregat-
ing about $3.50 to young couple to ge,
married at their fair on Thursday
September 10. This would give the
lucky parties a nice start to house
keeping. The secretary will receive
applications from July 20 to August 20
Columbus Junction.
Rev. Mott R. Sawyers, Of Daven-
port. one of the most enthusiastic
Sunday school workers in the state
had a conference here Thursday even
ing at the home Of c. A. Sprague, with
4 number of Sunday school super1n-
tendents in regard to a huge Sunday
school rally with Sunday school day
az the chautauuua assembly In August
Mason City.
Mrs. William Konvalinka. Of Cedar
Rapids, who is the guest of her sister
Mrs. C. P. Shipley, suffered serious
and painful injuries when she fell
down fight Of stairs at the Shipley
residence. The flight, which is a long
one resulted In the fracture of a rib
for Mrs Konvalinka and many other
slight and serious bruises. No inter.
nal injuries are believed to have been
sustained, altho this is not assured.
Dubuque.
1t is reported that the famous Bax-
ter mine near Cuba City. Wis, has
been sold to Michigan parties. Some
time ago the owners of the mine helc
the price of the mine at figure arounG
one million dollars. The capitalists
who purchased the Baxter are said te
reside at Negaunee and Ishpeming. Ii
the sale is included the Baxter eight,
and the Carr eighty, which adjoins il
on the east.
Ft. Dodge.
Mrs p Wright residing at 1870
South Fourth avenue. passed ava.
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, afte
an extended illness. Death reoa2te'