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La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22

this city for a weeks engagement.
July lst to 9Th. Ii was agreed, how
ever. that il the moving picture ag-
gregation could make an arrange
ment with the city hospital people
and give them the same rake-ofi as
allowed by the street fair company,
the license would probably be grant
ed. The matter was referred to the
fire and police committee with power
to act.
Mayor Barr again notified the
council that the Otero bond issue,
with a balance due of 5000. would
be payable August LIST and thought
that it would be advisable to make
some provision for payment. The
bond issuse. amounting to $1,000.
was made fifteen years ago. and only
two of the bonds have been paid.
There is nearly enough in the sink
ing fund to take up another sl.oo
bond, and this will leave balance
due of $1,000. Some OF the council
was of the opinion that the local
banks or the new trust company
could be prevailed upon to take care
of the city's interests.
Alderman Inge reported that COM
plants were be made as to the un-
sanitary condition of numerous
water closets, cesspools and ashpits
and advised a general cleanup OF
the town. All Of the aldermen were
of the opinion that something should
be done in the matter, but no def
mite action was taken.
Afte. allowing a number of bills
the council adjourned.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22
Notice Of Einsi SsttIemsns.

l Charles II. Young. dec,ased: Notice Is
hereby given. that on Mooday. the ssh day oi
July, 4. d. 1901, beinR one Of tho regular day,
Of the June torn OF the County Court of Otsru
County. In tho State Of ColorsAo, I, 4. Phil.
lips. adminissrstor of said essase. Ill appoar
hSfoee ths judge os said CuArs. pgoosot ~
the spprovsl Of the saas, and viii tAss ai-
ply TO BE- disGbargsd - soeh sdaisi.trstos.
AZ which time and plses any persoo in inses.
same " any th0ss be.
Dated at La Junta, Colorado. June L 1901
3. PHILLIPS.
Young. deceased.
First publication. June 8. 1to7.
Last publication. July 9. iSoi.
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Motto. Of Asj..,m.o, o.y.

ESTATE OF JOHN PEARSON. DECEASED,
Z The undersigned, having bson apy,Jinisd
administrator of the estate of John Pszf-oo.
late OF the county Of Osrro. In the state
Of Color ado. deceased. hereby gives hotic..
aid Ot.ro County, at the Court Houar IN La
JuntA. in said County. oa Monday. the i;.h day
Of July. A. d. 1877. at the hour of i0o'clocs a.
claim. against said estate notified and re-
qu--ted To attend for the purpose of havins the
same adjusted. All person. indcbtSd 10 said
estate are requested to make immesiiste pay
m-ns To tho und~rsigied.
Dnted ut La Junfn. Colo. this 1lth day OF
June. A. D.. i1'.
Administrator OF the estate Of John Pen iron.
decea sed.
First publication, June u. 1897.
Last publication. Iuiy ~. l.J.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22

a single family developed the dis
ease within few days after the ar
rival of new cook. After every
other possible source of contamina-
ton had been Investigated and found
guiltless, an inquiry as to the cook
revealed the startling fact that dur
ing the five years previous. at least
26 cases of typhoid were associated
with her service in seven different
families. She was detained. and a
meteorological examination revealed
her to be a chronic typhoid pro-
ducer.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22
New ryehe,s re,,e,.

Although the discovery of new
sources of danger to health. new
carriers of disease germs, should be
an encouragement for the scientific
worker as tending toward the more
accurate application Of preventive
measures, the knowledge that the
typhoid infection is being carried
about in scores of supposedly healthy
persons will prove rather alarming
says the Philadelphia Ledger. To
the medical profession it is well
known, of course, that the typhoid
bacillus sometimes persists for years
in certain portions of the human
anatomy, and that it is always to be
found for a time during convalesc-
ence. but the possibility that healthy
and apparently robust individuals
may be carriers Of the deadly germs
ss..3 that the arrest and isolation of
such carriers" may come to be a
part of the campaign against the
disease. is comparatively recent
aspect of the question.
The discovery Of this added dan
ger should serve to emphasize the
Importance Of scrupulous care in as
certaining the health and anteced-
ents Of household servants. In .
particular place that led to the dis.
covery Of one aggravated instance
Of . typhoid carrier" six persons in
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22
City Council.

The city council held its regular
s,mi-monthly spasm last Monday
night. Mayor Barr presided and all
of the aldermen. with the exception
Of Daimler. We're among those pres
ent. A synopsis of the proceedings
is as follows:
The petition Of c. S. Pellet. man.
ager Of the La Junta Lumber Com
pany. for a plumbers license was
granted. This company will do a
general plumbing and steam fitting
business under the firm name Of the
La Junta Plumbing and Heating
Company.
The petition Of P. w. Kirwan to
put a corrugated steel roof on his
building on Second street was re-
ferred to the fire and police commit
tee.
The petition Of Ed King asking
permission to place iron trash cans
on street corners and utilize the
same as billboards was denied.
p. Bradish appeared before the
council and requested that body to
vacate the alleys running east and
west through blocks Z. 10 and IL. ir
the Bradish addition. Mr.. Bradisf
agreeing to donate an equal amount
of land and have the alleys run north
and south in conformity with al
other alleys in the incorporated
town. The matter was referred tc
the atreet and alley committee.
The application Of a moving pic
ture show to do business in this cit,
indefinitely was denied on tht
ground that it would conflict witt
the attractions Of the Parker Amuse
ment Company which is to appear il
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22
s.o.,ue... Petition 10, oi.eh.rs..
TN THE NATTER OF CARY II. FORBES,

TN THE MATTER OF CARY h. FORBES,
I Bankpupt-In bankruptcy.
To the Honorable Robert Z. Lewis, Judge of
the District Court OF the United States for
tho District Of Colorado:
Cary b. Forbes, OF La yunta. in the County
Of Otero, and State OF Colorado in said Dis
trict. respectfully represents that the lash
day Of May last past. he was duly adjudesA
bankrupt under tho Act. Of Congress relatisag
TO bankru ruptcy: that he has duly SURRENDERED
all his property. aud rights Of property, aud
has fully complied with all the rsquiremensa
of said acts and Of tho ordsrs Of the Court
touching his bankruptcy.
whersfore. he prays that he may be DE-
creed By the Court to have . full di.chargs
from all debts provahle against his estate nn-
der said bAnkrupt acts, except such debts -
arc excepted BY Law from such discharge
Dated this 18th day Of June. 1907.
CARY B, FORBES,
Bankrupt.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON

District OF Colorado. -.
On this 18th day Of June. A. d. 1907. on rcd.
lag the petition for discharge Il Is ordered b
the eourt, that hearing he had oa the .sDs
Ssl d. Trimbls, Rsfsree in Bsnkrup,cy' n
Room No. Di in tho Federal Building al Pa
eblo. in said District, at ton clock In the fore
noon and that notice thereof b Published In
LA JuxrA TnBuxK. = Newspaper printed IN
said dirtrict. and that all known creditors ard
Other persons In interest may appear at The
said time and place and show cause II an
they have. Why the prayer OF said petition
should not BE- granted.
And It I. further ordered by the Court, that
said Referee shall send by mall to all known
creditors. copies Of said petition and this cr.
idence a. stated. W
Witness. The Honorable Robert E. Lewis,
judge of the said Court, and the seal tberoo{,
AZ Pueblo, in said District. on the 18th day q
- CHARLES ". BISHOP.
By GAxpxEa N. GRKsxE.
Deputy Clerk.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22
Notice Tor pus,iessies.
UNITED STATES LAsp q

UNITED STATES LAxD OvyicE.
Pueblo. Colo, June I, I.Ji.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Robert NJ Beach Of Higbes. Colo. ha.
filed notice Of his intention to make f1ual ;iy.
year proof in support OF his claim. viz. Home
stead Entry No. iis3t. mad. May I. IaDi. for
the ~-st half northeast quarter. west half
southeast quarter. section Is. township q
south. range - west. and that said prsso9 will
b. made before Clerk Of the District Court at
La Juntn, Colorado, on july Il. 1907.
He names the following witne,se. to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Iuntn. Colorado. Juan ). Cordovn. Of HI ,b.,.-
oloraho, >aloms Vigil. Higb~c, Colofado,
William Corhin, Hisi'ec, Colorado.
$. \. ABBEY. Register.
First duplication. June 8, 1907.
Last publication. July ~. 1907.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22
Sum ons.
STATE OF COLORADO. i~ THE
CotsTv or OTERo s9Dr.IKIcT CorKr
UNION NATIONAL BANK.
John WIILiiNsoN !ScAMoNS.

.,aas x;ass Z: 1"t ter.r
JOHN wrLLiaxsos. rl.in''n FsuxMoSs.
Defendant,
The People o. the STATE Of Colorado. TO John
Williamson. the defendant above named.
GREETING:
You arc hereby required To apr ear in an ac
;ion brought against you by the above named
County. state of Colorado. and answer the
complaint therein within twenty days After
the service hereof. II served within this County !:
tion, within thirty days after the service hero
Of. exclusive Of the day Of service. or judg-
ment BY default will be taken against you
And eap, 20 s in Ss
entitled action be not served with fhi, sum.
mons, or IL the service hereof BE- made out OF
this state. then ten days additional to the time
answer will 10 allowed before the taking of
judgment by default as Aforesaid.
The said action il brought on a prumissor,
ant and others To Mclaughlin Bros. for the
sum Of tsO1O. with EO6 credited thereon.
bea ring interest at per cent per annum niter
amounting 60 no said note beiax du~ jnly
ist. 1905, will more fully aptsear from the
complaint In said netion TO which rrfer-nce i:
aud served with thi. summons.
Aud you are hereby notified that II you fall
to appear. and To- answer the said complaint
as above required. the said plaintiff will tax.
Given under my hand and the seal OF said
Court at La Jupta. Colorado. ia said County.
In. PEARCE.
Clerk OF District Court.
by N,RTLE Z. BRows.
First publication. June 18th.
Last publication. July 9Th.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22

urSTA Is CITY OF SIX
Thousand population and county
..,at of Otcro county, the greatest
l agriculture al county in the Arkan-
iii "a. Valley. three beet sugar fsc-
tori-. being located " tfhin tts pouh,
dnri-.. La Junts l. located Mt tn. junction. oi
three divisions of the Atchison. Topeka anu
S,nt, r.. 81 mile. west of hhnsas CITY
Isl mile. southeast of Dcurer. sixty three
nile. east Of Purblo, and eighty one tnlis-
north aud east Of Trinidad In 1901 the ssptn
lion sors consisting of machine shop store
houses. roundhoE>e, etc. ihe rhlItoaaeou,
pany en- pioy. isO np-n and pass out nohthY
at th, place over s>''"o iof labor. ne in.
was erected in 1901 at n co-t of N-ppO la
Junta In. Just rebuilt aud rIt-nd-h it' shtrt
system at an expense OF sonb. " is oNh"l
by the city. and commenced Operation, t'",i, y
M. W source of supply in February. isH. lhs
altitude 4. t.Ol5 feet, and the climate takrh
the wear rotIIId. y un>urpas.rd. AIin1rt e'i,
a wholly cloudy day i. u rnr ity. In Junta ma
all til. metropolitan CONVENIENCE hrenea n y
city of - 90 population. including many h'hr-
Of brick sidewalk, Perfect :, stem "i hinh
supplis, an ilsisJ and all-nt;ht service. 40 ar
tihclal ic.. plant OF seven tons daily capaeMy,
q modern cold storage plant with eaPacip
of .to<inr SOD tous Of pure mountain ice
three al delivery rout.s. city letter car
rier office for local delivery, hrc department.;
telephone ~ item with i.Op su''>cfItefs, ~"
long distance connection WIN hhJ p'it JAR ~, ~ H. h.
state: n school system rScelicd by no city ~
the state. employing twenty -sNrh ,ea'hssl r.,
in txenty.tw rooms With a new s's'"S htsh
school completed Ia i'J. ten ehurchr- ~
secret and frat.rnaI orders, two ban ssop9
capital aud <.y.Dp deposits; one dhiit nnn
two weekly newspapers. OPERA hon~- 81 -
seating capacity. brick plant OF s,pp dnilf ca,
pacity. manufacturing best quality of SitFiheh
brick Hour mill Of 20 barrel. daily capacity
cement block plant. In fact, In Junta Il ON"
Of the hest towns OF IT. sisr In Colorado
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22
Desert Land. Finsi psoef-Mst,es for
publicstIoa.

UNITED STATES LAsp OyFiCE I
PrEsLo. Cola. June /, i.j..
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Hexakiah n. Norton. OF La Juntz. Colo,
ha. filed notice of his intention to make proof
GU his de--rt-land claim No. sle. for the
southeast quarter. north xrst quarter. section
p township Is south, range 81 west. before
Clerk of the District Court at La Jinta Col-
orado, on Monday. the 18th day OF July, isJs,
the complete irrigation and r~elamatiou OF
said lsnd: Patience 4. Howard. Robsrt 5.
Thomson, Martin Hire Clinton X. Gvr.ulcc.
all of La Junts Colorado. rural route No /. :
). A. ABREY. R~xistcr
First publication. June =. 1907.
Last publication, July ~. 1907.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22
ass,ss sss esbl,sstiss.
Uxrrxp SrArRs LAND OyvIcl
PUEBlo, Colo, June I isu'

PUEBLo, Colo, June l, isu0.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Juan Marines Of Hi9bes. Color ado. has
fled notice Of his iutentioa TO make hnal nvs
Homestsad Entry 10. HE. made July 3.
Is9o, for. the southwsss quarter southeast
quarter. southeast quarter southwest lnnPtsS,
ter, north = est quarter northeast quarter ssc-
tion s, township y south. range 81 v.ssa,
and that said proof will be made before Clerk
Of tho District Court at La Junta. Colorado.
on July Is, 1907.
He name. the following witnesses TO prove
his continuou. residence upon and cult isattos,
Of said land. viz: Robert y. Beach. Hil-
bee. Colorado: Salome Vigil, Hisb-e, Col
orado; Juan Sandoyal. La Junta, Colorado:
Louis ". Beach. Higbee. Colosado.
s. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. June $. 1901.
Last publication. July IL. 1907.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22

|, JrSTA Is A CITY OF SIX
Thousand population and county
..,at of Ot-ro county. the greatest
agricultural county 10 th. Afkan-
"a. Valley. three beet sugar fac
tori.. being located thin its bouu-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-01

the year before was about AZ per cent,
while the decrease in the imports of such
materials from the United States was
SOL per cent. The increase In the general
imports OF manufactured cotton goods in
1906 over 1906 was about 5.3 per cent, while
the decrease in The imports of American
cotton manufactures was about 2S.5 per
cent.
THE actual demand In the Brazilian
market is not met The goods are not
suitable to this people. this climate and
other conditions here. Credits work
against American exporters. In short.
competition in a successful way. There
Is no reason peculiar to Brazil why this
should be the case but the figures stand
for themselves. Until American export
ers are ready TO meet this competition
as they would I'm any other country they
cannot expect to succeed.
MEN NEEDED ON THE GROUND.
erican exporters still continue to deal
almost altogether through export houses.
Aside from the fact that this means
profit to the middleman. which export
evident that factories dealing through
such middlemen are not closely In touch
with the consuming market.
There is necessity for local representa-
-tieH-et- American mills here IL success y
to ne had. This is needed that the mar
ket may be as closely watched by Amer
lean exporters as they are by European
exporters. and also that full advantage
may be taken of the minimum tariff
rates; for the exporter who manufactures
TO suit the Brazilian tariff is the one who
sells the most goods. Dealing through
American export houses also Is almost
invariably upon what amounts to cash
basis. The English mills sell direct TO
the Brazilian wholesaler upon long cred
it's.
THE steady decline In American cot
ton exports TO Brazil has been due large
ly. Of course TO the development in Bra
I'll OF the national industry. and the
manner in which American goods once In
the market here have been initiated by
Brazilian manufacturers and gradually
driven from the market has been de-
scribsd in a previous report. This course
of things continues and probably Will
continue indefinitely. The continued de-
velopment OF European trade seems to be
along the lines OF former trade rather
than cut into the lines formerly com
ing from the United States, and trade
with Europe has intensified rather than
changed"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-01
BRAZILIAN COTTON TRADE
BEING LOST TO UNCLE SAM

Washington, Get. 1.-THE bureau o.
manufactures in the department of COM
merce and labor is seriously concerned
over report just received here from Con-
sui General G. L.. Anderson at Rio de
Janeiro with regard to the cotton indus
tries OF Brazil and the imports OF cotton
cloth and cotton machinery from foreign
countries to that no tlon The most signif-
cant feature OF this report is the fact that
the American cotton trade in Brazil is de-
clining very materially and that appar-
emily no steps ore being made to check
this decline, which will ultimately result
in the almost entire elimination OF the
United States as a factor in the cotton
business in Brazil
Mr.. Anderson goes at great length into
the subject, which is considered by the
department to bs one that Rhode Island
manufacturers are vitality interested in. A
portion of his reroit rs as follows:
There is a vast increase In the con-
sumption OF cotton i'm all forms In Brazil
and the indications are that this increase
will not only continue. but will be pro-
portionately augmented within the next
few seasons The development OF the
trade generally seems to be due to the
Increased -pHref asiHfs- power -ef-the people
of the country. The actual duties charged
upon imported cotton goods run from rs to
800 per cent, I'm round figures. The rates
upon goods within measurable distances
of those which can be manufactured in
Brazil are very high
AMERICAN TRADE DECREASING
THE part the United States has In the
import trade is not only small, but 1t is
growing smaller from year to year. the
decrease between 1905 and 1906 being es-
pecially discoure ging. At present and un-
der present conc tions. the United States
can hardly be said to be in the market
at ALL The general situation in the i'm
port trade and the relation of American
exporters to this trade is well illustrated
in figures showing the total imports for
1905 and 1906 and the imports OF all classes
of cotton goods from the United States in
these two years.
1T requires only a cursory review OF
these figures to secure comprehensive
view of the situation as regards the
United States. The increase in the total
imports OF raw materials last year over
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-01
CLAIM COMMITTEE
HOLDS SESSION

At meeting OF the city council commit
tee on claims yesterday afternoon in the
city hall several petitioners were heard,
Three of these sought reimbursement for
water damages due to the bursting OF the
water main at washington and Mathew
son streets last spring
westcott, Slale & Balcom presented a
claim for $500 for damages done to the
contents of their cellar by reason of the
bursting OF the water main. Herbert w.
Cunningham. an optician at lO6 Mathew
son street, aske $3.50 for the same reason.
but later reduced 4, to $50. T. w. Rounds
company sought damages to the extent of
M5o
The other claimants we're Edward C.
Sweet and Clara " NJ. Sweet for remis-
sion of taxes a. they are non-residents.
The taxes are $3.50 and sll50. respectively.
Thomas II. o'Reiiley asked that a bill
OF $3.50 he had purchaSed from Peter Wald-
gren be paid HIN. Waldgren had con-
tract with the city TO paint a Flagstaff for
SIS. He did the work and left the city,
having sold his claim 20 O'Reilly for 500
The largest claim, one for $4,000 was pre-
sented by Mary Henault, through her at
torney for injuries sustained by a fall into
a trench at 1870 Westminster street on
Aug. a. Drs. a. q. Neary and Henry j.
Hoye. her physicians. and a number OF
witnesses were heard Her attorney stated
that further claim made by her husband
would be filed today.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-01
PROBE TO BOTTOM
SAYS THE MAYOR
OF TECH. INQUIRY

Mayor Mccarthy hopes the Technical
high school Investigation Will be OF the
most sweeping character.
"A am taking deep interest la the
proposed investigation oil the work On tie
Technical high school building" he says,
''and will inform the chairman OF the COM
mittee of inquiry that as member ex-
officio OF the school committee. | intend
TO attend the sessions during the inves-
ridation.
II also believe that i member of the
committee on city property should be
asked TO sit during the investig gation, In
order that material points may not be
overlooked.
II hope that this inquiry will not be
conhned TO things OF a superficial charac-
ter. but that it will be made as full and
sweeping as circumstances will permit"
Judge Frederick Reuckert chairman of
the school committee, says the investigat-
Ing committee will begin its work before
the end OF this week.
After declaring that the Technical high
school had been scandal from the pur-
| chase or land down 10 the opening OF tho
present political year, one OF the members
or the committee on city property said
that he and his colleagues welcomed the
investigation which was proposed under
the resolution adopted at the recent meet
Ing OF the school committee.
He declared that the committee on CITY
property had been hampered by the loose
manner with which contracts had been
drawn, under which bills had been ap-
proved much against the judgment OF the
members. These contracts, he declared
had been continued because there was 40
way OF getting around them
ONE MEMBER SPEAKS OUT.
The committee, he said had expended
every dollar In sight in its desire to get
the Technical high school open for the
reception OF students at the beginning OF
the school year. Having done this and
failed the committee stopped. being equal
ly determined. he said. not to incur bill
when there was no money with which
to pay them.
Continuing he said: How far this COM
mittee is to go with the investigation I do
not know. The deeper the inquiry goes
the better pleased will be the members
or the committee on city property. There
Is nothing which we wish 10 cover up. . a,d
there is a good deal that we would Ike
TO have uncovered, not only in regard 20
the Technical high school, but concerning
other matters that have come under our
Jurisdiction.
The committee has insisted upon COM
petltive bids for work and materials and
mas played no favcrites In adopting this
policy We have saved the city great
deal OF money.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-01

clan and chemist ard proprietor OF a drug
store in Harlem Early last Thursday
morning. the pc,ice claim. he attempted
burglary at Abraham Levisons hardware
store.
His counsel. Judge John A. Van Seln.
tod tho court that he believed his client
had killed himself
Mrs. Bolin toll the police that she had
married Bolin II, yashoff, Russia. in 1909.
Soon after her husband came to America
and two years APO sent for her and she
Joined him here.
general ala m end request to arrest
Bolin has been sent out broadcast
That one Samuel Holin. the name given
by the man who was arrested in New
Rochelle on a charge OF burglary. has a
police record was stated by Inspector Nc
Cafferty, head Of tie New York city de-
tective bureau
\ This man was arrested In Newark, N.
j.. Nov. 2, 1903" said the Inspector .in
connection with the robbery OF silks and
velvets and served a term In Trenton
prison. On April 9S. 1906, he was arrested
here as Samuel Diamond. alias Louis
Pearlman. with GUssie Rosenberg alias
Goldman in connection with the theft of
$4,000 worth OF silks and satins and SEN
fenced by Recorder Con- to a term in pris-
on. AS Samuel Bolir he was arrested Oct.
20. 1902, with burglars tools In his possess
sion. and served six months term on
Blackwell's Island His picture is In the
'Rogues' Gallery at police headquarters,
it's number being 6SbS''