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The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02
RAMch For sale,

Alta bargain for cash. or would
sell for part cash, as | wish to go
TO a lower altitude. | have 1884
acres of land, n tirst-class water
right dating back in the 7O's, 4
artesiAn wells, Groom brick
house as good as new.
This is fine dairy Or hog ranch.
Peas and potatoes do fine and a
sure crop every year. mile east
OF city limits. The best bargain
in the valley, Come and see me
il you want n bargain.
II. NJ. BENNETT.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02
Annual Meeilng Of Stockholders.
Monte Vista, Colo.

Jan. %, 1907.
Notice is hereby gwen that the
regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of The Al6mosa
Creek Canal Company will be held
vt the office Of the Secretary, in
Monte Vista. Colorado, At 10
o'clock u. m, Monday February
Is, 1907, for the election of n
Board Of Directors and other
officers, and for levying assess-
meni for the year 1907, and for
the transaction Of any other bnsi.
ness that may legally come before
snch meeting.
JOEL + Corr. President.
JomN II. DEEDS, Secretary.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

We have quite a number copies
Of the SAN LUIS VALLEY SOUVENIR
on hand AMI will make . present
Of one to every subscriber who
pays a years subscription 70 the
MONTE VISTA JOURNAL during the
next GO days or ~ long - they lest.
This is . we'll illustrated maya
zine Of 85 pages and is . MICS
thing TO send to your friends east.
II shows up the wonderful re-
sources Of the great San Luis VAL
ley aud is.an eye-opener to those
who are seeking . location where.
by they can better themselves.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02
A. n. IsBELL.

wANTKD :-hy Chicaso va0sssais and naiIos4ss
hoase, assistant nsaa0sg tnaa - Wu9saI eos
this coasty snd adiolsih4 tsrrisosy. xaisU ~
asd s.psasss. psid vsstly; saRssss ousss -.
,.sssd e. Moss S!:::..si ss.isss. sss.;s:sss; - !.
sias valsAhts, Wdts q osse fae fall psFtisslArs
sad sselo:s sslisdaslssed eevesoSs. Ad4Fco
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

George Corl~tt went tn Alsmosa
Toesday night IN attend . meeting
a the couuty superintsndents ol
the valley counties to complete
plans and srrangsments Tor the
eormai institute next simmer. II
10 probable the next institute will
b held q that place, but It val
sot deduissiy ss'tleti u this meet.
inv.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02
Avaluahle lesssa.

se,x ysas go I leaFssd valuabts
isasou, wntss John PisSsaat q No
nolio. Ind. n then bsgan taxing Dr..
Kings New Lii~ P,lk. aod The longse !
take then the bsstss -Aad them.
They pssass everybody. Guarantssd st
Z. e Gooddings, deuegist. $50.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

Shall We have railroad bill or
not? The trouble seems to be in
framing bill that can be passed.
What suits the republicans does
not meet with favor by the demo
Gratis. 1t seems n little strange
that politics should enter into such
an important measure. What is
good for republican should CON-
mend itself to n democrat. Party
il often used to defeHt good legis.
lation, or rather is it used as n
schem- to defeat n law which the
people demand and which the cor
porHtions do not want,
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02
Fee SAFE ee . 0aroela

100 acres Of Hne psas also thres
farms oe l60 acrss. sech. = will
make vsry easy terms aad prices
% reasonable you will ssrsly bay
II you look at the lsud because I'll
Of the farms have good srtesisn
wells and there 10 no better coil in
this Valley.
A. n. IsBELL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

Juan BOrrego and Miss Emilia
Martinez were married ut Del
Norte Monday. Miss Louisa Mar.
timex sod Antonio lachccO were
married Thursday. Mrs.. BOrrcgo
aud MIRA Pacheco arc sisters Of
Mrs q. H. Martinez Of Monte
Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

The investigation Of the Stand.
ard OIL company by the Interstate
commission discloscs Z business re.
cord that il blackcr thsa has ever
been painted against that company
aud the report of tho commission
10 congress ought TO lead 10
drastic measures by The law max
ing power to put nm cnd 10 its IN.
famous practices IN restraint of
trade.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

Telephone your drug orders
we will deliver them.
Stroup l. Fuller.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02
More Hoarhound Cough Drops
at Stroup Il Fullers.

For first class up to-dste Sun.
day dinners, 90 to Hotel Grand.
Value received for every plate.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02
w. e. WHITE

w. e. WHITE
Does General C0mmiasiou Businsss.
..has for Sale.
Some Good Grain Ranches.
Three Of the best Cattle Ranches
in the Valley.
Cattle, Hogs and Sheep.
Some good Paper bearing 10 per
cent interest snd secured By
mortgage on rtal estate.
I1Oans and collsctiona sltSotisd 70 u
intsustsd 70 as, Come and ss~ me u
you want 70 do businsan.
Otiics In rsar u 0oo.llins drug store,
Monte Visa, Colo
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

As l am liable TO 20 away l
wish that all who are owing me
would call At once At W. j. Clark's
Office and settle. ID. B. CLARK.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

George Cole, wife and little R,rl
returned home FRIDAY morning
from Southern Callfornia where
they have been since tho 6rst of
November. They wset To the
coast 90 account Of Mrs.. Coles
health and she returns much i'm.
proved. They report having cn.
.0ycxl their trip very much.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

senator Teller IL sick with the
grip and there Is possibility Of
bis gMng to iums, Arizona,
before the end Of the session.
in 6rier To insure hts recovery.
His phv sician advise M little ex.
p<~nre NJ pt,ssihic 10 the uncertain
winter climate Of Washington.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02
stockmsn Attsntionl

St0Ckmen Attention!
Through the cOur-
tesy Of Mr.. j. Selby.
accurate daily tele-
graphic market re-
ports will be sent out
from Hotel G "a II d
during the shipping
season.
Phone Monte 40. or
see the bulletin board
III you are In town.
GEO. III. BEATTY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02
Dselassaeiss contest.

The following IL the order of
exercises in the High School con-
test at PRESBYTERIAN church this
(Frlday) night:
OPENING SoNo God of the Nations"
Girls Chorus
INVOCATION Rev f. l.. Blowers
DEcLAxArroS "Ths Irish Philosopher"
Fred Chspey
DEcLAMArIoN "The Angel and
the Shepherds
Olive Grafton
BOYS QuARrKrrE Selected
Earl Allen Ear Ma,zen
Earl Stevens John Stone
DEcLAMArIoN "Constantius and
the Lion"
DEclAAArrox The Lepers"
Lucille MOODY
DEFAMATION
"How the Church las
built at kshoe's Bar"
John Stone
SoNo "Stars II the Summer Night
High School Chorus
DKcLAMArIoN MARY Queen Of Scots
Grace Tohill
DEFAMATION .Mark Twain and the
Interviewer
Mark Wsarous
PIANO Solo Selected
Eva Cunmings
DEFAMATION "Hervc Riel'
Wallace wstrous
DECLARATION 'Ths Shsriffs Honor
elena Zahnsn
SoSo Speed Away
Boys Chosus
BOARD OF DECISION
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

Fine quality table turnips s1.0O
per hundred. Write me or leave
order at Exchange Grocery.
&. @. GRAYBILL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

Peter Buckle hes an oller to 70
to California 70 take the manage.
mont Of gold mine. Mr.. Buckle
10 an applicant for assistant mine
inspector for Colorado aud he
much prefers 70 remain in this
state.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

Thursday was the last day for
the introduction Of bills by the
10th general assembly aud . good
many wore introduced. The sssem.
bly, will now commence the sctive
work Of the session.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

Albion X. vickery. o( The firm 81
vieksry. Foster Il Colliss, Dsnver.
Was 10 town Tuesday aud hAd soms
talk With reference TO cosseructinR
. wst<r system for the town. II
= time our people wsrs making =
movs in the direction of sewerage
and water sys'em.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

Hrs. D. 4. Barues
Is selling Hats at cost for cash.
Come aud sec them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

The Lady Maccsbee lodge of
Monte Vista holds i.s public in.
stallXtion of officers February l3
at Wootlmen Hall. Mrs. Locke,
of Denver. Head Com nsnder, will
be present
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02
Band coHterf
ut Brosd,OsY Opera 6ouse
cuesdsY Night, FEB. $

a&s4sax II q 4 r # 4 n 4 4 n asaH4h&
tst + + + + II f. + is T. + # II + tst
pRoGRRM
MARCH Bearer Bafhoime
OvERruRE-"Sive Ha.ei
Vocal SoLoS Selected
Mrs~Fulcr
MARcH-"Dixe Girl Lamee
MARCH EsPAGNoE -"Zaragosa"
Plano SoLo-"Mazuka Ellante"
Mrs. Lapham
MARCH Drummer OF the Regiment" Stanley
'I.aZarre
Vocal Loves Sony rclicstra
Mrs.T Trueblood
johnson
REA Order u Picture
Mrs Poage
SERENADf-"Eyenng Pearl Hunphey
puARTE Where the Magnolas Bloom
Messrs Nash Conan, EnEarl Znser
MARCH H. Missouri Mule
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

Judge Creason lost three calves
Thursday with black leg. He says
~ sOOn as calf is taken sick with
this disease there is no cure for
them and death follows quickly.
The balance Of hls bunch Of calves
were Immediately removed and
vaccinateti and he boIes there will
he no more deaths. Ar. Crcason
says there is no money in cattle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

Mr.. and Mrs. f. Sylvester
left Tuesday night for lever
California accompanied by Mrs
W. q. Station and two OF her
children.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

Dr.. Russell aud Dr. Tfssblood
hsvs moved into the Noats Vista
bospisal black where thsy have
eech . nice suite of ofliuS foous.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

T. F. Montgomery will sell at
auction at his place in Marsh's
addition ON Tuesday, Feb, 81, his
horses, cows. chickens. farm i'm.
plimcnts, harnesses, etc. See large
bills.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

An entertainment and social at
the Christian church next Friday
evening, 8 o'clock under the aus
pices Of the Ladies' Union. Ad.
mission 10 ceuts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

Mrs. George Wldman has been
visiting friends the past three
weeks IN Missouri and now goes to
Iowa to see some of her old friends,
She reports having had IL good
time,
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

The wedding Of Miss Adelaide
Torres and Severeano Muniz will
take place on Feb. 9 At the church
Of 5. Francisco At the plaza.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

Board OF DHcisIox
Mrs. 4. II. Poage Gen. I. J. Bloomile
Mrs. jesse Stephenson
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

john G. Fullenwider hes made
ono shipment of 800 lamts from
Romeo for which he secured the
top Of the market
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

]. I. Sslby. OF Kansas City,
who reprssents q com mission house
in that city 10 in town in the in
terest Of he company.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

james Farrow's infant daughter
is quite sick with II cold.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

Died Wednesday. January 80,
Ars. Seth Warren. Funeral SER
vices were heh FRIDAY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

JAS. p. Smith returned home
Sunday from trip to Kansas
City.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

q. a. Cramer and family re-
turned home Friday morning.
Mrs. Crnmcr and her children have
been spending the winter IN Ms
souri,.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

George Goodrich, OF La Garits,
was in town Wednesday. He says
the sale Of l6O acres reported a
while ago has fallen through.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02
WHITE & BoEHEY can cell your
house, farm oe business.

WHITE q bOkaEY can cell your
house, farm Of business
DIED. Wednesday. January 80.
Ars. Seth Warren. Funeral SER
vices were held FRIDAY.
Joha G. Fullenwider hes made
ono shipment Of 800 lamts from
Romeo for which he secured the
top OF the market.
DR.. Russell moved his Office fur
uiture Wednesday into the Monte
Vista hospital building where he
is now nicely located.
George Mccormick one Of til.
big ranchmen near Center was in
town Wednesday making date
for shipment Of lambs.
George Goodrich, OF La Garita,
was in town Wednesday. He says
the sale Of l6O acres reported a
while ago has fallen through.
]. 7. Sslby. OF Kansas City.
who reprssents a com mission house
in that city 10 in town in the in
tsrest Of he company.
The wedding of Miss Adelaide
Torres and Sev-resno Muniz will
take place on Feb. 9 At the church
Of S. Francisco at the plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Sylvester
loft Tuesday night for lower
California accompanied by Mrs
W. q. Station and two OF her
children.
An entertainment and social at
the Christian church next Friday
evening. 8 o'clock under the aus
pices Of the Ladies' Union. Ad-
mission 10 ceuts.
T. F. Montgomery will sell at
auction at his place in Marsh's
addition ON Tuesday, Feb, 81, his
horses, cows. chickens, farm i'm
plimcnts, harnesses, etc. See large
bills.
Thursday was the last day for
the introduction Of bills by the
10th general assembly aud q good
many wore introduced The sssem.
bly, will now commence the active
work oe the session.
Peter Buckle hes an oller to 70
to California 70 take the manage.
ment Of . gold mine. Mr. Buckle
10 an applicant for assistant mine
inspector for Colorado aud he
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

DR. Russell moved his Office fur
niture Wednesday into the Monte
Vista hospital building where he
is now nicely located.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

The Breckenridge bill for local
option Is being fought by the
liquor men.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

George Mccormick one Of the
big ranchmen near Center was in
town Wednesday making n date
for shipment Of lambs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

Lost--Charm with initials G. B.
NJ. Finder return to G. B. Mar.
tineZ and get reward.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
Prizes Awarded for Races.

The following named persons wor
prizes of first, second and thir6
money at the races held during the
LIST three days:
On Thursday, the Indian pony
races, Big Turnip, first; Sam Ghost
second.
Squaw race, Mrs. Poor Buffalo
first; Miss One Feather, second.
Sack race, w. Carroll, first; Eagle
Ring, second.
Squaw foot race, Eagle Fox, first;
Mrs. Poor Buffalo, second.
Rescue race, Fred Hammerquist
first: Charles Potter, second.
Foot race, free for all, l.. M. Cam.
bury, first; Cary Hodnett, second.
Friday-Indian pony race, Thorn.
as Two Arrows, first; Eagle Fox, sec.
ond.
Cow boy race, H. Bailey, first;
Tom Burke's horse, second.
Saturday-lndian pony race, Spot.
ted Eagle, first; Big Turnip, second
Squaw race, Mrs. White Feather
first; Mrs. Poor Buffalo, second.
Pony race, free for all, Fred Ham.
%merqhist, first; James Clark, sec.
ond; Spotted Eagle, third.
Saddle race, free for all, Et
Rhodes, first; Robert Holcomb, sec
ohd; Anthem Hammerqu,ist, third
Horse race, free for all, II. Bailey
first; Big Turnip, second, Anthor
Hammerquist third.
Riding bucking broncho, Stew,
Belson, first; Charles Mclaughlin
second.
Ladies' riding contest, Mrs. Ros
Anderson, first; Miss Hazel Frease
second.
Night shirt race, Earl Taylor
first; Fred Hammerquist. second.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
MISS CHRISTINE PETERSON

Jessie Hoover, the preceptress of the
School of Agriculture at Brookings,
will deliver an address on "Why take
a Cours, in Domestic Science" DR.
Brigham, dean of the school, will de-
liver an illustrated lecture, his sub
ject being Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts" as taught in Brookings. He
will use a stereopticon, and presents
excellent views of the buildings, Hor
ticultural and Agricultural expert.
ment plots, and live stock at Brook
ings.
The afternoon of the second day
Miss Hoover will meet the ladies
and demonstrate the use of the
"Fireless Cooker" and speak upon
some subject of interest.
Everything is free-every person
is invited.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
Sixth Cavalry on Way to Philippines.

Sixth Cavalry on Way to Philippines.
The six troops of the sixth cavalry
got away from here Monday for the
Philippines. The first squadron col
s%isting of troops A B and G, left on
the first train at 1l:O0 a. m. and
the second squadron, troops e II
and G, got away at 11:45. They
were supposed TO have left Sunday
but the transportation did not ar
rive until early Monday morning
on account of a washout somewhere
down the road. They will arrive
at San Francisco in time to take the
transport tomorrow. Troops d and
T. of the regiment will remain at
Fort Meade until the Fourth Cavalry
arrives from the Philippines. Capt.
Bryan is now in command OF the
post. The fourth cavalry will not
start from the Islands until the
troops that left here get there to re-
lieve them. The horses used by the
sixth cavalry here were left at Fort
Meade for use of the fourth cavalry
when they arrive. About eight or
len desertions Sunday night were re-
ported here from the troops leaving
Monday, none of whom have so far
been captured,-Record.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
VIM. Cox Imports Fine Sheep

VIM. Cox received by express three
fine Shropshire bucks Thursday. He
bought the sheep of Thos. Mortimer,
of Madison, Nebraska, and they are
the finest individuals we have seen
in this country. One is a two-year-
old, imported from England, and the
other two are spring lambs from the
imported buck and imported ewes.
Mr.. Cox is a crank on good sheep
and has been improving his herd for
years. He has imported more and
better bucks than any other sheen
man in this vicinity and as a onse
quence his sheep are up to the tor
notch. This Importation, Mr.. Cox
informs us, is the best he has ever
had and next year he expects to show
some of the best lambs ever raised
here.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
Suicide at Fairhurn.

Word was received here yesterday
morning that James Pitcher of Fair
burn, had committed suicide by
shooting himself. Particulars could
not be obtained. Sheriff Ennis and
Coroner McFadden left for the scene
of the tragedy yesterday forenoon.
Mr.. Picner and family for a time
last winter resided on the Bennett
ranch five miles east of Custer, but
early last spring moved to Fairburn
where he has been engaged as & sec
ton hand on the Northwestern rail-
road. Deceased is said to be about
thirty-five years of age and leaves
a wife and two Or three children
Custer Chronicle.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
LIST OF PRIZES.
Thirteen to Wall and Many to Others
Grown From Sod.

%"
Grown From Sod.
Following is the list of exhibitors
who were awarded first prize for ag-
ricultural and mineral products at
the Railway Jubilee held in Rapid
City, September 81, 1907:
Best collection of vegetables, Chris
Anderson.
Cabbage, w. II. Tompkins.
CauliHower, Areta Stoermer.
Red and Yellow tomatoes, Chris
Anderson.
White onion, w. II. Tompkins.
Red onion, Areta Stoermer.
Bees. Glen Brooks.
Tulnip, Lee Hale.
Loaf bread, MIS-. George Berry.
Honey, Isaac Cramer.
Wild plum jelly. Mrs. T, Taylor.
California piuns, Levi Niece.
Lombard nlums, Mrs. j. b. Cos
sage.
Mcintosh apple, Winter Green APP
pie, Mrs. II. NJ. Murphy.
Mann nipple, Transparent apple,
Warl Bridge apple, Jeanette apple,
Pollen Green apple, Strawberry crab
apple, Bell Flower apple, Iowa Beauty
apple, Prices Sweet apple, lIhaler APP
pie, Ben Davis apple, Arthur apple,
IIibcincll apple, T~elenskey apple, Red
Astrachan apple, Northern Spy apple,
yellow Siberian apple, Red Siberian
~crabapple, Haslett apple, Martha
%crabapple, Lonsfiled apple, Wolf
River apple, Charlie Moff apple
Penankec apple, McManus apple,
Banana apple, Dakota Greening APP
pie, Idaho clabapple, twenty-eighd
w0r..ic5, G. Thomson.
Wealthy, Tr@ aren't, Whitney,
No. 20, Wealthy 2, Cabel Hale.
Butter Beans, cagc buckingham.
Red pepper, CHajs Anderson.
Pic plant, Gec g Buckingham.
Radiah, w. II. -'ompkins,
Parsnips, w. II. Tompkins.
Table tomato, Frank Fahrenwauld,
Celery, Chris anderson.
Kentucky Wonder Bean, Fred c.
Mccain,
Red potatoes. Otto Anderson.
White potatoes, l.. p. Parrish.
Broom grass, Otto Anderson.
Flax, j. G. Hcndrickson.
Millett. e. A. cart.
R%utabaga, Frank Walters.
Musk melon, HALEY Bros.
Squash, O. e. Alfs.
Summer squash, M. Mcdonald.
Cucumber, O. e. Alfs.
Hubbard squash, ST. Clair.
Carrot, David lIankins.
Broom millett, 7. Fl. Coniff.
Yellow lent corn, NJ. Mcdonald
water melon, w. A. Mackerell.
Vegetable oysters, w. II. TOM
llins.
Alfalfa, from II ranch, Prev
Claim.
Wild grass, Hammeruuist.
Winter wheat, Fred Holcomb.
White Fife wleat, A. Muhlberge
Bearded wheat, Walter Ryan.
Macaroni wheat, Otto Anderson.
White Russian Side oats, Pete
Hammeruuist.
Oats, Hans Nelson.
! Barley, John frankie.
Spells, j. w. Waterson.
Pop corn, Frank Fahrenwauld.
White Dent corn, Joseph Jay.
;. Snnflower, George Hurtz.
Sweet corn, w. Fl. Tcmpkins.
Thomas Taylor had the tallest COZ
stalk there, which measured ten fe
and six inches.
Mineral prizes as follows:
! First, M. J. Scanlon; second,
A. Richards; third, Charles Uphal
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
An Important Decision.

In an action appealed from the cir
cult court for Faulk county the SUI
preme court OF South Dakota MAIN
tanned the principle of law that when
an insurance company states a valua-
ton in a policy and accepts a prem
ium based on such valuation, it must
pay to the full extent of the value
placed on the property in east of to-
tai loss.
The insurance company can not set
up a plea of oYer-insurance and set
tie the loss OF the terms fixed by an
adjuster. The estimate of the agent
writing the policy must stand.
The case that went up from Faux
county was II involving insurance
that encountered a loss Of 5000 up
on ii building and a stock of merchan-
disc that were totally destroyed by
fire. The company refused to pay
the insurance, alleging that the fire
was incendiary and that the property
was overinsured, although the valu.
alton was agreed to by the agent o!
the insurance company, who inserted
it in the policy and accepted a prem
ium on the amount written in.
The opinion of the court uphold,
the valued policy law over whicl
there has been much contention il
this and other states. 1t appears t.
be a just judicial rendering, on tn
. principle that an insurer is entitleI
to what he pays for. If an agen
s%olicits over insurance, the compan
he represents must make good =.
estimate Of the value of the propert
insured.-SioltX Falls Press.