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New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
RAILROADS GIVE IN /?
Chicago Report Says Ill Roads WM
Make TrO-Cent RGte.

Chicago June 22.-'The Inter-ocean" to-day
says: Passenger rates on all railroads OF the
United States will be reduced 10 two cents mile.
The lowering OF the price and complete abolition
of the old three-ceut rates will begin on July l.
This was the decision reached in Chicago yes
teriay after long and heated discussion by the
leading railroad presidents Of all the Western and
trsnscontinentaI roads. 1t was not formal agree
ment but is equally binding for two large roads
doing a transcontinental business said to have
served an ultimatum to others that they would put
the rate into effect Immediately.
Following tbs meeting. officials Of several OF
the roads admitted that they had been forced to
bow TO public opinion end anti-Tailroad legislation
They said TIA: 20 further fight would be made on
the two-csot iavs already passed and that the
ROADS woaid accept the inevitable.
Among those who said 20 have attended the
secret meeting President 3. L Winchell OF
the Chicago, Rock Island g. Pacific and President
A J. Earring OF the Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul
Neither would discuss the report last night"
Chicago. June 22-Secretary Irwin Shepard OF
the National Educational Association announced
to-day that all the objections TO the rates OF fare
70 and from the convention at Los Angeles have
been finally adjusted
Under the arrangements as they now stand, tick
VIII De sold for fare for the round Trip but
they viii Oe validated only az Los Angeles, and
viii not be validated until the ticket holder has
paid at Los Angeles the g necessary 10 acquire
a membership IN the National Educational Asso-
cation The railroads VIII not have anything TO
do with the collection OF this s.. which must be
paid 10 representatives OF the association.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
SAILED
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Hamburg. Juns q. p m--Pretoria Ger. New York
via plymouth and Cherbourg: 22d. 8 q m--Kaiserin
Auguste Victoria oer). New York via Plymouth ana
Plymouth June % 1850 m-st Louis. New York for
Cherbourg and Southampton
T.otterdaIn June 2l 10 m-Noordam CDutoh) York
Kobe June 3o-vandalia (Gel). New York via Algiers
Singapore and Manila.
Havre. June 2t-Gran8Tia DAM. New York.
Naples June 1g-Lguria QtaD. Now York
Algiers 1S-Hudson Cf3r). New York Bar
Cadiz, Juno l6-Antonio Lopez Span). New York for
Cherbourg June D. m-Grosser Kurrurst CCier) New
Liverpool, June 22-Bac (Br). New York via Queens
town; Campania (I3r) New York via Queenstown.
Hamburg. June 20-Turkisap (Br). New York.
SAILED.
Stettin June 16-F5nergie (Ger) New York
Rio de Janeiro, June 1lSieglinde (Ger). New York.
London, June 22-Minneapolis Q3r) New York
Glasgow June 22-Fur1les ssia Or) York
Havre June %. m-La Touraine PD New York
Cherbourg. June 22 630 m-New York. New York.
Genoa June I9-Citta d Palermo QtaD New York; Prin-
cipe di Piemonte utaD. New York; 10th. Luisana
QtaD New York.
Marseiiles June 2O-America Grr). New York.
% 10 m-Vaderland (Beg). New York
M;ddlesbrongh June 21-st Irene OBr) New York
liverpool 21-Cmbria tBr), New York via Queens
town.
PASSED.
Brow Head. June 2l-wells City DD. New York for
Bristol
Butt OF Lewis June &c Tietgen DAM. York
for Chrstnnsand and Copenhagen
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
MORE n. Y. z. O. CLERKS.
Allotment of 800 additional Made
Necessary by Business Gro1cth.
IFrora The Tribune Bureau.l


Washington, June 22.-The New York City
postofice is to have 800 new clerks beginning
with the opening OF the fiscal year. July 1. This
increase is unprecedented IN the history OF the
city, and there is no large Office in any section
Of the country where the increase is even pro-
portonately a large
The list OF additional postal clerks for the
whole country is being made up at the Post
office Department and announced for the COM
ing year The new clerks appointed to the
first grade and draw salaries Of 5000 annually.
At the end OF the first year they are promoted
TO the $500 grade if their work has been salts
factory. Under the law, effective July J.
all old clerks whose work has been satisfactory
are advanced TO a higher grade, with a CORE
spending Increase in salary, and the new clerks
viii fill the first grade which Will be depleted
by these adYancements.
Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock said
to-day that the business Of the New York post
Office had increased without precedent during
the last year. That the increase is not due TO
the added population but TO growing business
is shown by the fact that the number of addi-
tiOnaI clerks for Brooklyn is only 25. despite the
great growth IN population across the bridge
Philadelphia gets increase OF forty clerks
The nearest approach to the New York Office
in the allotment Of clerks is in Chicago, where
an increase of 200 is announced.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
ADMIT LAND FRAUDS.
Tzco Missomians Sentenced to Jail
and 81 900 Fines.

Washington, June 22.-Information was to-day re-
ceved at the General Land Office that B. 3. letter
and Z. B. Van Trees of Butler, No. have pleaded
guilty before the United States District Court for
the Western District of Missouri. and have been
fined $500 each and sentenced to four months IN
ia for conspiracy under Section $40 OF the United
States Revised Statutes.
These men in conjunction with other person,
ali of Butler. No. at the time OF the opening of
the Rosebud Indian reservation. in South Dakota.
last year. secured number Of soldiers decaratory
statements which, agents for the soldiers they
offered for fling At tho same time they secured
promises OF Accomplishments from the soldiers. the
i6ea being TO secure purchasers for the soldiers
rights. and, IL charged, defraud the govern
1nent by cutting out bona fde entrymen.
The land officers have been warned that there is
similar scheme IN process Of formation for the
opening OF the land in the Billings Cdont.) land
district.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
LAND FRAUD CHARGES.
Many Indictments an Denver
Against Western Mem.

Denver. June 22-A special grand jury closed
its session this afternoon, and reported to Judge
Lewis about seventy indictments against men
prominent in Colorado. Wyoming, Nebraska,
New Mexico, Utah, Nevada, Wisconsin and Mis-
souri,, principally for alleged coal and timber
land frauds, although a few alleged mining
takers and a couple of cases of postofice rob-
berries were also included in the list.
Judge Lewis refuses to give out the names OF
those indicted until arrests are made.
Los Angeles, June Pc. NJ. Durrant, a
wealthy land owner of Tropico. and his foreman,
William S. Doyle, were indicted yesterday by
a federal grand jury and arrested to-day on the
charge Of fencing 672O acres of the public do
main.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
PACKERS DECISION REACHED

81 Joseph. Mo- june 22.-Arrangements ara ba
Ing made at the South st. Joseph stockvords 70
place al cattle scales Monday .nsnactors -
VIII be retained at the expense OF the Ti,,eston
E&cHarge and the packers This is the resllt or
conference al which an agreement was reached
mat me corofnission men here shall no longer re-
fuse 70 market cows, the sale OF which ,Dss az
continued al all markets following the order ~,
tne packers requiring the seller 10 stand the loss
n post-morfem examination 49,"
The commission men are to sell. subject TO most
i1orlein, dairy COWS, Gamers, ana milk cows Tba
inspectors are TO examine and designate diseased
cattle. and such cattle TO be taken subject -
post-nnortern examination
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
FOR GREAT SOUTH BAY COLONY.

Applications for membership In the Lakeside and
Bay Shore Company being received by
John - Creighton. Of No. ii Court street. Brook
lyn. Mr.. Creighton has had reserved To himself
property enough to take of the first 25O mem
oers. The first fifty applicants get 50 per cent Off
the schedule price; the next fifty 40 per cent Off
and SO 10 the fifth series. with 10 per cent Off
Among the colony attractions will be boating and
Ashing on the Great South Bay and on the five
large lakes between the South Country Road and
the Long Island Railroad. golf. tennis and all out
o1-cooT sports. A canal go feet feet wide is "a
be constructed from Great South Bay to the south
Country Road II will give boating facilities TO ali
the colony. ~ ga
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
OUTING TO OCEAN BEACH TO-DAY

Under the auspices Of the Ocean Beach Improve
ment Company there will be outing to-day to
Ocean Beach. across Great South Bay. An ex-
press train will leave Long Island City shortly
after o'clock. arriving at Bayshore an hour later
From there boat viii take the party to Ocean
Beach. feature OF this outing is a visit TO Fire
Island Lighthouse. the life saving station and tho
telegraph signal towers, where incoming vessels
first sighted and reported. John A Wilbur is
the president Of the Ocean Beach Improvement
Company. Persons contemplating taking this trip
should take the East Bath street ferry. The total
cost, including meals, etc, Is g 80.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
ANIMALS ARRIVE FOR BRONX zoo.

The Hamburg American freight steamer Albano
arrived here yesterday with consignment of ami
mails for The Bronx Geological! Garden and for thu
geological garden at Cincinnati. According 10 Leo
pold Stern in charge OF the consignment, the ami
mails were acclimated in Hamburg. and were not
affected by the weather OF this port
The collection includes three elephants one zebra,
a dozen swans. three pythons. measuring 2S
feet; one Eskimo dog, ono ostrich, and porcupine
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
WANTS TO BRIDGE UPPER EAST RIVER.
New York Connecting Railroad has Fran
cbise Changed by R. 7. Commission

The Rapid Transit Commission seven H'eih-
bers present. held a twenty-nlhute sessioli yes
terday morning to pass upon the application for
an amendment to the franchise of what is
known as the New York Connecting Railroad.
which is mainly in the Borough of Queens, and
is used to facilitate the movement OF trains
over the various lines of the Long Island Rail-
road. 1t is the purpose of the Connecting Rail-
road to construct bridge over the upper East
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
West Twenty third Street

River to provide for better connecting facilities
with the New York New Haven & Hartford
and the New York Central main lines.
As ii was desired TO supplement and alter tho
franchise granted the Connecting Railroad sew
eral years ago. application was made TO the
Rapid Transit Commission for an amended fran
chise. and yesterdays meeting passed upon this
application favOrahlY.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
Proposals..

PROPOSALS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHTING FIXT-
l. URES. ETC.-Fort Wood. N Y. H. June Is
l9O7-Sealed proposals. IN trtplicate furnishing
and installing electric lighting fixtures.
buildings this post will be received until II 80
a m, June 25 1907. The U. S. right to
reject any all bids Information furnished on ap-
plicaton Envelopes containing proposals should be
ndorsed Proposal for Electric Lighting Fixtures
etc" and addressed undersigned
O. c. BURNELL. Constg. Or MIR.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
CONSOLIDATED COPPER COMPANY.
New York Concern Chartered in Delaware
with Capital of Fifty Millions.

Dover. Del, June 22-The Consolidated Copper
Company of New York City. capital $50 OO0OOO
was chartered here to-day. The company is au-
thoFized 10 explore for mines and obtain mining
rights for copper and other metals and ores, par
uculafly in the Yukon territory of Alaska
The corporators Edward H Neary Anton
J. Dittmar and Ralph Brill. all OF New York civ
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23

The Nieuw Amsterdam which reported 10 Sable Island
at 2.10 yesterday when $50 miles that sta
ton. is expected to dock about l p Monday.
The Columbia. which reported Siasconset p
yesterday when 90 miles the South.
Shoal Lghtshtp. is expected dock about to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23

Because OF the popularity OF the O la carte SER
vice on tne steamers Amerika and Kaiserin Au-
glste Victoria, the Hamburg American Tine Tas
established similar service the Deutschland
ahose not desirous of the regular table dh0te SER
vice WI be able hereafter TO order meals la carte
q nearly all hours in the air grill room on The
Oeufschiand's boat deck. ~
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
MADISON SQUARE RooF GARDEN OPENED

Madison Square Roof Garden was opened for the
summer season last night, with THE Maid and the
Millionaire under the direction of Mortimer NJ.
Theise. Every seat in the Garden was occupied.
and the audience joined in the singing. Miss Toma
Hanlon and Miss Lille Brennan, members Of the
cast warmly applauded-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23

Evansville, Ind, June 22-The Evansville Rail-
way Company was Incorporated to-day with q can
ital stock OF 100000. The Incorporation consoIf
oatss me Evansville, Rockport & Eastern with
the Evansville & Mount Vernon both cor,rintea .et
traction lines II is purposed 10 build through 70
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
TRANsPAcIFic MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close In New yo-,x
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China and '-
Philippine Islands (via San Francsco)
III AOngSo1g ' MARI To-day. 600 m
;, FTapos9oms 9,,,, siagp9s9 s June 2s 600 m
lva San Francisco)-Cnited States
transport sherman lima c.oo ~
Japan. Corea, China PhiliIpine - V' -
Islands fva Vancouver and Victoria
B Cl-Empress OF Japan. ..........JuIv Io.2o n,
Hawaii Japan. Corea, China and " ~ "
Philippine Islands (yia San Francscol
-torea July T. 600 n n,
Japan. China Especially ad- - S'SN i'
dressed only). (yia Seattle)-Shiono
G2Tu l. n
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
rises 429 Sun Noon sets 2ss Moons age 10
HIGH WATER
A.M-Sandy sos Gov. Isapd 6:U7 He'll Gate 700
P.M-Sandy Hook 5a5 Gov. Island 5:4S Hell Gate TAI
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
At Retail Only
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Japan. Coroa- China and Philippine
Islands Cva ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. July g. 500
Hawaii (via San Franciscol-Alameda. July s. 800 IN
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
.Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


Line. Mail closes sails
p A Wilhelm, Jamaica, Hamb-Am.. 600 a m 1000 q m
Venetia. Inagua. HambAm $50 m e:30 a m
TUESDAY. JUNE 25.
Maranhanse Para Booth. ...........I2:O m aOo n n,
Frinzess Alice. bfsiheh n " Loyc-- 1000 a nj
Apache Jachsohsliss Hlyae'' ''.--'..'.- - 300 m
1oncho. SIaVestoh. mallory 1900 m
haasaS C4tS' 1aNa-I4a+- ga ial...- - 300
Ieutonc. southampton " mite STAR $50 m a m
Inagua. HambAmer. Il a = -
Cherokee Turks Island. Clyde 1880 m 400 = -
aots-aA' S1n.s - d. 900
Pfotens New oItgaiIs, tyai 30 rue 1900
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, June %, 1907

ARRIVED.
Steamer Albano Ger, Kudeuhold Hamburg Q,
TO Funch. Edyo Co. with mdse. Arrived the at
copasne Generate With Seo i Cabin
and 52 storage Passengers mails and ndse Arrived
steamer Taunton qsr. Moore. Calcutta April .; Co
philedelphia 81 70 Norton Son. with ndss Arrived
Steamer Msdeirense CBD. Steer. Maneos June T. Par.
a Gnd & BsT6aaos % le TO soeth Go With as passenserA
steamer Msssila (ItaDs Buhe. Marseles May % Bar
to r CO.. vita IS as and ana as s ae1ss
sensers and mdso Arrived at tho Bar a. l m
AsqadIJia Is and to New York aHd
Arrived at the BAR ut Il: 80 D m " ~ ~
st steemsr Apache; staples. Jaeksonyino Jun, 10 and
mdse. Left Quarantine at io:5s a m
sseameT GsDs5Snha Rogers EeTS Cruz J9ne H. PTo
NAL Nal, Ss CO With 81 Passensers mails and mdso Ar
oueenstown 10 TO the cunard 81 % S S aaa
cabin and s5s stoerage passengePs mails and mdse.
Arrived at the Bar at $50 a m.
and Queenstown u. to the Waite Star Line with s2i
cabin and 6s7 stesrage and mdse Arrived
Steamer Kansas city. Dreyer. Savannah Juno 10 to
Ocean Sc CO with passengers ana mdse Left ouaran-
Steamer FL Norte. Maxson Galveston June 10 TO N.
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Left Quarantine at
steamer Drumgeith (Br). Fairweather Shields Juno
9; TO r P. Houston & Co. In ballast. Arrived tho
Sandy HOOK n J. June %. o:ao m-wind south
SAILED
Steamers Philadelphia southampton via Plymouth
Liverpool via Queenstown: iceland (Br). Antwerp via
Hamburg @ pyu an Sr
Glasgow: zamora tBr). Peruambuoo. Bahia, etc;
TSaFi 5csS1n Mahsano c,ehfasxo. oto posee ses
Trinidad Activ (Nor). Phadelpha Colon. Cristobai:
Mohcan. Charleston: Carolyn. Knights Key; Sabine.
Galveston; Hamilton. Norfolk and Newport News;
city of Columbus Savannah Caracas. San Juan Curacao
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
lord g Taylor
Unusual Sale OF
Women S Pure Silk Hosiery

Here is an opportunity to secure at the heignt
of tbe season rare bargain adapted for immedl-
ate use and in an unlimited range of coors.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23

WOrmen's Cloaks
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DESIRABLE STYLES FOR
TRAVELLING, MOTORING STEAMER WEAR
For Monday, Special Values IN
Pongee Paetots Sl4.5O, @0.oo
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
Stern Brothers

Misses & Girls Summer Apparel
ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO AN EXCELLENT ASSoKlNiESn ASSo
OF MISSES JUMPER AND LINGERIE PRINCESS DRESSES @ u
MISSES WASHABLE SKIRTS, GIRLS WASHABLE DRESSES
At Unusually Attractive Prices
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
Womeu's Lace Ankle GLace-AAO0er
Pure Silk Hosiery
Regular value 5000 = Sale price SIPS

Every conceivable shade; every desirable
size; a superior, serviceable silk Hose OF great
brillancy, elasticity, gossamer weight exception
ally desirable for wear at the fashionable summer
White. Pink, Sky, Grays, Lavender, Tan, Bronze,
Champagne, Gold Cardinal, Nile, etc.
Broadway G. 10th ST.; 5th Ave; 10Th ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
High Grade Parasols
WOnen's Lingerie Dresses

Women's Lingerie Dresses
DISTINCTIVE MODELS IN WHITE AND COLORED NULS BATSTE
ENGLISH EMBROIDERY, ALSO LINEN COAT SUITS
VARIOUS STYLES OF AILOVER LACE COATS AND OTHERS
TRIMMED WITH EMBROIDERY LACE.
Specially prepared for To-morrow's Sale
Hip Length Coat Suits, of Popinette
in whit and various shades. plcaed $1S.ZS
Princess Jumper Gowns Of and
Check Ginghams, n delicate colorng SIS
Princess Dresses, OF Plaid Dniy, in eicate
color lace $50
Princess Dresses of Lawn
embroidery and lace SIS
Tub Skirts. of Linen and Poplnette, $3.50, 7.95
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11


The Athletic Association of the
San Luis Valley Schools met at
Del Norte last Saturday. Follow
ing we're the events and winners.
100 Yard Dash -McKune, OF
Monte Vista, LIST; Youngclsus,
Del Norte, End; Madena, Monte
Vista, 3rd.
12O Yard Hurdles Hall, Del
Norte, LIST; Bell, Monte Vista, End
Time 201.
44O Yard Dash-Youngclaus,
LIST; Madena, End: Mez, Del Norte,
3rd. Time 65 2-5.
30 Yard Hurdles-Hall, LIST;
Tarbell, Saguache. End: Bell, 3rd.
Time 80.
30 Yard Dash McKune, LIST
Madena, End; Tarbell, Bird. Time
%.
$50 Yard n-loungclaus, LIST
Stone, Monte Vista, End; Willis,
Del Norte, Bird. Time 2:4l Is.
Shot Put-Webster, NJ on e
Vista, LIST; Hall, End: Mckune Bird.
Distance 80 feet = inches.
Pole Vault-Mckune, LIST;
Youngclaus, End; Chisholm, Del
Norte and Webster (tie) 3rd.
10 feet.
Running High Jump McKune,
LIST; Youngclaus and Carr, (tie)
End. 5 feet.
Hammer Throw-Hall, LIST; Bell,
End: McKune, Bird. ITO feet 4
inches.
Running Broad Jump
Mckune, LIST: Madena, End;
Youngclaus. 3rd. 10 feet g inches
Discus Throw Mckune. LIST;
Hall, End. Miles. Monte Vista. 3rd.
S6 feet IL inches.
Relay Race-Del Norte, LIST;
Monte Vista, End; Sagusche, Bird.
Final Score Monte Vista, 664
Del Norte, 52A; Saguache, 6.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11

John Macarthur who has bssn
suffering with stomach trouble for
years went 10 Denver LAST week for
treatment and has undergone q
surgical operation. His physici.
ans think that IL be RECEIVERS from
the operation he will regain bis
normal health.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11
Happy Reunion.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
FORWARD, on East street. was the
scene of a happy family reunion
last evening when three of his
brothers and three of his sisters,
nearly all of whom are from the
far West and who have not met in
30 years, spent pleasant evening
and which reunion will be con-
tinued several days in the future
The party includes Peter Form
valid and his sister, Mrs. Sabill
Faus, of Monte Vista, Colorado;
another sister, Mrs. Maggie
Hooker, of Cedar Edge, Colorado;
brother, Stephen FORWARD and
wife and grandson, John, OF
Washington, Indiana. and another
brother, Leonard FORWARD, of the
same place.
The whole party are originally
from the upper section of this
county and emigrsted to the
Western states years ago where
they have resided continuously
ever since and il is 81 years since
Peter has been bloomsbury
tPa.) Herald.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11
Hsre NiDples.

Any mother who has he'd sxpsr,soes
nth tA's distssssinx silu'snt w,ll b
p'sassd 70 know that cure may b q.
fsetsd BY applying Chsnbsslsins Hslvs
assooa - ths child " aoos nussiag.
wips Il Oh With SOFT cloth bssoss d.
lowing the ba6s " nurss. Many trained
nussss uss this aslvs with bsst results.
For NE By ell druggists.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11

Harry COrlett took the cxami.
nation this week At Denver ~ 4
candidate for West Point. Harry
passed the physical examination
and feels we'll satisfied with = the
written examination. There 10 one
man ahead Of Harry in the matter
IT appointment.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11

J. p. VserkAmp was in atten.
dance st the district court at Anto.
nitO Monday where he commences
suit against Ex.Sheri6 Garcia 70
recover damages for an assault.
Mr.. Garcia pleaded guilty 70 the
assault before the justice Of the
peace which simplities the issue ~
to the amount OF damages the
plaintiff il entitled 70 recover.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11

ChSs. ). FAsss,t aud wife rs-
turned homs last Saturday. They
spent the winter In Wisconsin aud
Chicago. Mr.. Fassett hes in.
proved in health during his sb-
ssnce and is lookiu. we'll. Both
Mr.. Fassstt aud wife snjoysd their
stay east very much bat srs glad
10 bs at home oucs moro.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11

Peter Buckle goes to Leadville
the first Of June where he will
make his headquarters ~ mine in
spector Mr.. Buckle says his in,
structions from the government
are to $50 that oil mines 10 his die.
trict are kept ssfs for the miners
to work IN and Nj. Buckle says
he expects It will keep him busy
under ground most OF the time.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11

Last Saturday a sixteen year old
La Jars boy bought sufficient
booze in Alamosa to make him
paralyzed drunk. When the boy
reached La lara on the noon train
his mother and sister who met him
were unable to get him home and
the assistance of two strong men
were necessary to carry the drunk
On boy home. -Alsmosa Courier.
The Franklin Cattle Company,
the largest range cattle company IN
the west, has sold its entire herds
of 80, 900 head of cattle and will go
out of business. +. II. Hartman,
the railroad magnate, Is u member
of the firm and director of the
cattle company. The rapid set
Ting of the range by homesteaders
Is gwen as the principal reason for
gong out of business. The range
of the Franklin herds was through
western South Dakota and north.
ern Wyoming.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11
Arthur Graves.

To destroy scab on
potatoes, soak t h e
tubers two hours in u
strong solution of
FOrmaldehyde, one
pint to 30 gallons of
water, then dry and
cut for planting.
StrOup & Fuller.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11

The school election Monday
passed OF quietly. Il. G. Breck.
snridge received 2l3 votes for
school director aud j. p. johnson
-. There we're only n votes cast
10 favor Of Issuing bonds for . new
school building and 80 against.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11

NJ. AnsOn was in town Thursday
and seemed to he in his usual
pleasant mood. He has been q
member Of the down and out club
for n week or two, but has nearly
recovered.