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La Junta tribune., 1907-07-27
Motto. Of Public Trustee. Sale.

XHJHEREAs, ISAAC " HARRIS. FORM.
w eriy of La Junta. Otero county. Col.
orsdo. whose present address Is unknown.
did by his certain deed Of trust, dated the first
day oi June. A. ID. ls6, and recorded June
r-corci. in the office OF the County Clerk aud
Recorder of Ot-ro county, Colorado. convey
to the Public Trustee OF said ot-ro county
situate in the said otero county, Colorado, to-
wit:
Two l,) in what is known A. the p. y. Lewis
addition to the town Of L. !nnta, as shown by
which conveyancc was 70 made in trust u
secure tho payment Of his one proSniss0fy note
sam q = Two a1nsl.a b nor .ss
The Otsro Loan and Building Association. to
ssther with interest at the rate OF six pss
| stsllments sst out in said notes.
Whereas. Il Is further provided In said deed
5a.' ,s thu, |. sa,s q default in the
eip.i sum =. e1dsncsd I g. said note. s may is Be-
s sss saa ae Pass s'f .s. 70
| and dispose of said promises and all the right.
title and interest Of the said Isaac n. Harris,
At the front door Of the County Court House
In La Junta. in otero county and state OF
| same will bring in cash. four weeks public
time aud place Of such sale 6y weekly adser.
iation AZ that time published in Otero county.
and to make and give to tho purchaser or pur.
chasers ut such sale. certificate or certificates
Of purchase of and for the premises sold. for
the purpose OF paying the principal and inter.
est due GU said note. and all monies advanced
for taxes insurance anu assessments. with In
forest thereon. after first paying all fees,
charge. and cost Of making such sale and ad-
vertising said premises.
Whereas. default has been made in the pay
mont OF the principal and interest. amounting
70 Ono Hundred Ninety Ave Dollars and
Thirty -hve cents, and said default still exists.
Whereas, the Otero Loan and Building AssD-
citation. of La Junta. the legal holder Of said
note, has declared violation Of the coyeuants
OF said note and deed Of trust. and that said
elected To advertise said property for sale. and
has filed its written notice Of election and de.
mand for sale with the ndersixned rs such
public trustee:
Now. therefore. in consideration Of said no
tice and request. and in compliance Herewith.
and under and BY virtue Of the power and
authority conveyed to and vested in me by
said deed Of trust, !. q. II. Downer. Public
Trustee in and for Otero county. state Of Colo
RADIO, do hereby give four weeks public notice
that will on
MONDAY. AUGUST 10. 1907.
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon. At the Kansas
street front door Of the Court House. At La
RADIO. seli all the above described premises at
public auction for the highest and best price
the same will bring in cash. or much there-
Of as will b. necessary. for the purpose Of pay
penses of executing this trust.
Dated at La Junta. Colorado, this 18th day
Of JULY, 1907. g. H. DOwSER.
Public Trustee for Otero county. Colo
First publication. July 20. 1877.
Last publication. August Il. 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1907-07-27
Sale ss sehse, tsass.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1
! will sell: at public auction. to the high.
est responsible bidder. on the .,th day of
Aag"ss leo7, At o'clcsk p. m. At the ofiics q
Capitol Building. Denver. Colorado, the fni-
lowing described lands, situated in Otero
County. Colorado. Wig:
Southwest quarter. section q, toxnshiu
:. SOUTH range - west minimum price Sy5Gb
per acrc.
Value Of improvements on this land as ap-
prsised by this department. xx,i3D
owner OF improvements. Eph. ". and NrA
Emma Casteel. La Juntn, Colo
sale application No. ,l3s
No land will BE- sold at less than the mini
mum prize per acre. given above The nar.
GELS will be sold in the above order and esch
tract will be sold as de~crii,ctl above-be ths
same more or less.
Terms Of payment shall Be as follows. viz. :
On lands selling for Si-io to SIS pr acre. 70
per cent OF the purchase money on the day a
sale, the balance in eighteen equsl annual
payments a. . per cent. per snnum Landn
selitnG At more than x PER acre and less thau
$ss per sere. 50 per cent. cash on the dny ol
sale. the balance in fourteen equal anuual
pe{meets at per cent. per annum Landr
ssliias for rs and upwards, 20 per cent. cash,
La Junta tribune., 1907-07-27
Notice Of Adjustment osy.

ESTATE OF CHARLES ". elites. DE-
II ceased. The and~rsigpel having been
appointed administrator Of the estate of
Charles W. CIite-, late Of the County of Osero,
In tho State of Colorado. deceAs~si, hereb,
gives notice that he will appear t-fors the
County Court VI aid Otero County. st the
Court House in La Junta. In said Coonsy, on
the hour Of 10 o'clock y. IN. Of ssid day. at
hirh time all persons having claims Agains:
for the purpo--s Of having the sane adjusted.
All persons indebted To said estate arc re-
aue.ted to make immediate payment TO the
under.igued.
Dated At La Junts. Colorado. this 9Th day ci
July. A. ID. 1907.
RY. MAYHEM,
Administrator of th. e.tat. Of Charlie. ".
elites, deceased.
First publication. July II. 1907.
Last publication. August j, 1907.
La Junta tribune., 1907-07-27

The city dads have inaugurated q
war Of determination upon the pro-
life weed crop abounding on the
streets Of this city, and have i'm
proved the appearance of some Of
our thorouRhfares very materially.
The city marshal has been very in.
dustrious this week and succeeded
in corralling within the dragnet q
number Of representatives OF
the genus hobo. 1t makes one weary
to watch some Of them work. but
every little bit helps. and as board
and room is the limit of their sti
pend it may prove a paying invest
ment. It is a good time to make {
general cleanup all over town
Property owners who have hac
curbs put in and permit = ranl
growth Of weeds to grow up in from
of their residences ought to be ar
rested. fined and compelled to worI
out the fine with the festive hobo
La Junta tribune., 1907-07-27
sss,es 70, r.sI,es.,en.
UsfrKD STATES LAND OTYrcE At l
PrEnLo. Colo, June -. 1907. (

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE AT
Pueblo. Colo, June -, 1907 I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
~ e. Ryan. Of Thatcher. Colo, has fled no.
proof in support of his claim. viz: Homestead
Entry No. ii.isD. made August 20. la0D. for the
west half northwest quarter; west half south.
west quarter. section fifteen, township . t~ enty :
nine south. range ffty-seye west, and that
said proof will be made before the clerk of the
county conr, at Trinidad, Colo. on August I.
isU,.
He names the following witnesses to prove
hi. continuous residence upon. and cultivation
of, the land. viz; James II Ryan. OF Thatcher
Colorado: Charles Hoa.iand. OF Thatcher.
Colorado: Rudolph Hcn.l-y, of Thatcher.
Colorado; J. p. Henslcy, OF Trinidad, Col
s A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. July q. 1897.
Last publication August 10. 1907.
La Junta tribune., 1907-07-27
Meue. sor p.s,Ie..ion.

UNITED STATES LAND OYPrcy. !
Pueblo. Colo. July 30 IsJS
NOTICE IS HEREBY SIvEN THAI
AN Nancy u, Tyues, of Trinidad. Colorado
has hled notice OF her intention to make Anal
Ave year proof in support of her claim. vis
Homestead Entry No. lc629 made June : iane
for the east half southwest section Il north
half northwest section 2. tow nship II south.
ranee IS west 9Th p. NJ, aud that said prooj
will be made before the Clerk Of the District
Court at Trinidad, Cole RADIO. September 3.ieQ7
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitiyntj0u
Of the land. wig: John Breuner Patrick vii.
Colorado.
First qualifications. July q, 1907,
Last publication. August N. laO7
La Junta tribune., 1907-07-27

La Junta is not the only town that
is confronted with the problem Of
securing a pure water supply. Los
Angeles has just voted $22. 900. 900 in
bonds to bring a new water supply
239 miles from the snow-fed Green
river. Detroit is spending s., 900. 900
for new filtration system. New
York is preparing to spend $160. .000,-
600 to bring an ample supply of
water hundreds Of miles from the
upstate mountains. 1t is morally
certain that if any Of these progress
i've municipalities could get an
abundance of pure waters such as
they have over in the Box Springs
country. which Santa Fe chemists
say is SO per cent pure. and pro-
nounce the best on their system in
Colorado. they would jump at the
chance of spending 81 900. 900 for it.
This is about the last chance La
Junta will ever have Of securing a
pure water supply and it is about
time to get busy over the proposition.
La Junta tribune., 1907-07-27
ae,iee 10, e.b,ies,ioo.
USrrkp STArus LAM orr

UNITED STATES LAND OyyicE /
Pueblo. Colo. July p.isU7.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES THAT
~ Joha r. Brandon. OF TPtnchrra, Colo.
fled notice OF his Intention to max. final Ave
year proof In support OF his claim. viz Home
stead Entry No. 1878. made May 8. 1904, for
northeast northeast section ~. north half
northwest. northwest, northeast sec. '5, town
ship - south. range IS west. 9Th p. NJ and that
said proof will be made before Clerk Of the
District Court at Trinidad. Colorado onSep.
fsmbcr J. lU,.
He names the following witnesse. To prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz; W. II. Wildar. Walter Z.
Tyne-. Patrick II. Wilder. OF Trinidad. Color
ado; George Washington. of Trinchera. Colo.
). A. ABBEY, Register.
FIRST duplication, July q, IqUi.
Last publication. August II, 1907
La Junta tribune., 1907-07-27

Owners Of vacant lots. within the
city limits. where rank growth of
weeds exists. ought to be treated
likewise. A vigorous weed crusade.
for just one season. would eliminate
the cause Of hay fever. so people
say who have had it every year for
years and years. It is disease
which no doctor understands and
for which there seems to be no cure
except a change of climate. A great
many people in La Junta. including
yours truly. are having their first
experience with this distressing all
ment this year. The weed extin-
gushing crusade is remedy worth
trying. 1t would do no harm and
would certainly be worth all the
money expended in the resultant
beautifying Of the town.
La Junta tribune., 1907-07-27
Nav About
Town

The fact that the mail trains will
not receive letters as has heretofore
been customary is not generally
known to the public. The first of
July this order went into effect and
will remain so for six months. as
the postoffices over the country are
weighing the mail and :he govern
ment has forbidden the railway mail
clerks to accept mail of any kind
mailed on the trains. The hotels OF
of the city have been receiving mail
at nights and sending it to the
trains. but this new order has stop
ped that. and all mail has to go
through the postottice.
La Junta tribune., 1907-07-27

A dispenser Of justice at Granada.
bearing the euphonious cognomen of
Judge Oelfke. imposed fine of SIS
upon Santa Fe conductor ore day
last week for blockading one Of the
streets of that burg with a freight
train. That rule ought to work in
La Junta as well as Granada. The
city of La Junta recently passed AN
ordinance on the subject of block
aiding the public thoroughfares. but
we have not as yet heard Of its be.
ing enforced. II the city marshal
wants to make record for himself
we suggest that he mosy around the
east end Of the yards some fine
morning. when there isn't much
doing up town. and keep tab on the
Santa Fe for few hours. The city
would gather in enough funds in
fines in one day to run the town for
a week.
La Junta tribune., 1907-07-27
Motto. Tor pue,ie.,ion.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
PUEBLO. Colo July -. 1901.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Pueblo. Colo July % iaO7. y
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Walter Z Tyncx. OF Trinidad. Colorado.
has filed notice Of his intention TO make Ansl
five year proof in support OF his claim, viz
Homestead Entry No. i.ecS. made Jan. S, 1909.
for the southwest quarter northwest qua rtcr.
north west quarter, southwest half section Is.
township II south. range IS, west. 9Th u. NJ.
of tn. District Court. at Trinidad Colorado,
on september ). 1907.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz: John X. Brandon. Trim
chern. Colorado, Michael A. Wilder. Patrick
II. Wilder. W. II. Wilder. Trinidad. Color ado.
:. A. ABBEY, Register.
First pui,lica tion. July q 1907.
Last publication. August II, 1907
La Junta tribune., 1907-07-27

JUSTA Is CITY OF sN
thousand population snd couhD
sent of Otaro count,, 'bs sf-strs'
agricultural count, ia the Afsan'
DXl a. yail., thr.- beet .uxsr TAG
,ori., Ip~tnx located within ~. bono,
,inr1r, "a JuntA /. lorutri at th. }hh.'I"n y.
shrrr ,ii,isions OF the Atchi,on., Top-kn an"
s.n,. Ps ,s "a mii-' II I'i beaver. az % sisfy,
mile, east of Pueblo. and cishty one m!l.s
moth and east Of Trinidad. la ieN the san.a
Ps expended sJ)IW'ia p1asa. p-rmsae1h, nm. tore.
nan.-. r,uudhou.- etc. The rLiifoadcom-
i.any sm pioy. so rnsn and pay. ""r "a. 'non( Sin(
a. hi. tasc. over $500 for ishDr ih'
sugar Inrtory i've miles west oi IA S"nsa
s nxr,.i IL. ind At a cost Of Sl.oO.uO. La
Juntn ha. lu.t rebuilt aud -Itrndrd Ks saue,
>, stem at au expense ot tpUp ~ ps
10y tn. city and contn-n1rsu, r,,.,. oss, i,.p1 Th-
,.Ititud. IL tOtj fs-t, aud thr chu h,, rnn'
tho year round. /. unsurpassed AHno-' - -,
slant sunshine charactrrirss the I,,,,. H..
= Wholly cloud, day Is "a rarity. La 1ah.. ma
nj ~. r,~,ro,rolitnn "a cony-uianr'.s uecori ~
city a q OD population. including many 'n7 7
Of brick .id-~alLs. p-l.efG, fxs, s,l Man, which
su.n,ii-. .n all-iay and ail-aish' service. an ~
tiHcssI ice plant OF .sv~h tons JAN, eap.eiv'
a modern cold storage plan. ~ah ~as,,ain ,c,.
thres rura REQ delivery routes, cit Letter ~,
ricr Office for local delivery, hre h.Esrt"en.,,
r.lc,,hon- sysss,fn With f.up sub.cssi - -
ionr di,f aucs connection with any p"rt oi tne
..s.s a srhoo, !, stem cxc-liSst by NO ci,S ~
ehc ,tats employing tSrnty -ssf.n -
h, ty-nty.t~o rooms with new s's'pp nIsn M
school completed N ',; , ten ,na bank. 5000
rnpitsl aud sID.Do d-fr,>its; one ohiS "nu NJ
two weekly .~spaprr.. op~rs hnm~ 10. n, IL -.
seating capacity. brick plant ot 49,. ~, iH,,lN.,
krirk. -four mill OF 30 barrel. daily caparny
CO uent block plant. In fact La yuhi. " JUG
OF the bcs, towns OF it, -ii, IN C"i"ra""'
La Junta tribune., 1907-07-27

Reg Garvin arrived home last Mon
day morning from the Elks' big do
ings in Philadelphia, the jamestown
Exposition and other points east.
Reg says Philadelphia is too big q
town to hold an Elks' convention in.
You were lucky if you did not get
lost yourself. and if you lost the
crowd you were travelling with it
would take week to find the bunch
again. No place like Denver to hold
an Elks' convention. says Reg. C..
W. Wonderly had an attack of
rheumatism in his right hip the first
day of his arrival in Philadelphia
from Dayton. Ohio. where he had
been visiting relatives, and was laid
up in bed the whole of convention
week. MIR. and Mrs. G.. S. Thomp-
son left Philadelphia to make tour
Of the New England States, while
Reg and Vern WEIGH went down to
Norfolk. Virginia. to the jamestown
Exposition. Reg pronounces the
exhibition the punkest ever. Very
few of the buildings are completed
and those that are have nothing in
them worth looking at.
La Junta tribune., 1907-07-27
WY y6| H9"''
Take I'VE Tribune
Notice for Pu oiiestion.

ISIrEp STATES LAND OvrICE
PuEsLo. Gotta. July ~, Ie1i.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Atrsn Jones, of Hieb-s, Colorado.
has filed notice of his intention to make final
five year proof III support of hi, claim. via
Homestead Entry No. l,SS made June .. ls.
for the lot J. southeast quarter northwest
quartet, southwest quarter northwest quart
northwest quarter southwest quarter. section
I, township II south. range Is west. 6th .. M.
aud tina, said proof will lie made before tn.
Clerk OF the District Court, at La Junta, Colo.
on September efh. 1901.
Ha names tn. folio ing witnesses to prove
his continio,i. residence upon, aud culsis nsion
of. the land, Wis: Jose Sa apssia, JAuquiDa Pa.
dilin. Mas Sslazsr. jose Aadrilie. all ol@llis
bec, Colorado.
s. A. ABBEY. Register
First publication. July 81. 1907
Last publication. August II. 1907.
La Junta tribune., 1907-07-27

A schOOlmaster once said to his
pupils that to the boy who would
make the best piece of composition
in five minutes on How to Overcome
Habit" he would give a prize.
When the five minutes had expired
lad of nine years stood up and said;
well, sir, habit is hard to over
come. If you take off the first let
ter it does not change 'abit. If you
take off another letter you still have
a bit left. If you take off still an
other the whole of it remains. If
you tale off another it is not totally
used up. which goes to show that if
you want TO get rid of habit you
must throw it off altogether. Re-
sult-he won.
La Junta tribune., 1907-07-27

II is used throughout Asia as a good
luck. good fortune. long life. much
pleasure or great success charm. and
as it Is not found in this country in
connection with any religious cere-
monies. only upon objects Of daily
use. it is fair to presume that all OF
our Indians use it for the same pur-
pose.
La Junta tribune., 1907-07-27

Did you ever stand in the golden
sunlight of warm day with your
eyes turned upon sheet Of fly pa
per? If so you may have noticed
how when one fly adheres to the
sticky surface. its companions in
stead of profiting by the horrible
warning. Immediately buzz down
and go to destruction in the same
manner. and in a little time there
are thousands in the throes Of death.
They are fools. to be sure. and so
are men. Men see their associates
caught in the nets Of vice. There
are examples and warnings all about
human beings. but they treat them
as lightly as do flies and step down
to death just as insanely.
La Junta tribune., 1907-07-27

and bsiaaee In equal annual paynents ss !
p-r csot. istese.s. II the purchaser dos not
owp ths impeoyeosat.. be must pay for the
sane at sale Purchaser Gill execute bond.
provided in section =, Get OF July II. isus.
must b- citizeo of the United Slater. or one
" ko has declared his totentioo of b-cominx
such. and must pay spprsisemens and sd-
scrti.inx fees
JOHN Y. VIVIAN.
Register State Board Land Con- m sioaer.
First publication. July g, 1877.
Last publication, August n. 1907.
La Junta tribune., 1907-07-27

There was an interesting item in
the TRIBUNE Of twenty years age
today. Age has not withered its ap.
plication nor has the custom Of Civ
ing delinquent subscribers jolt in
the solar plexus stalled among the
members of the editorial fraternity.
The ancient jolt reads rs follows:
There is little matter that
our Subscribers have Seemingly
forgotten entirely. Some of them
have made US many promises. but
have not kept them. To US it is a
very important matter. It's neceS-
sary in our business. We are very
modest. and don't like to Speak
about it. but if Some Of our Subscri-
berS are dull Of comprehension they
are invited to call at this Station for
further Instruction. We may be able
to drive the hint home with a mallet
and Shooting Stick"
La Junta tribune., 1907-07-27

The first item in the common-sense
creed is Obedience. Do your work
with whole heart, Revolt is some
times necessary. but the man who
mixes revolt and obedience is doomed
to disappoint himself and everybody
with whom he has dealings. To fla
vor work with protest is to fail alb
solutely. When you revolt, why re-
volt climb. get out, hike. defy-tell
everybody and everything to go to
hell! That disposes of the case. You
thus separate yourself entirely from
those you have served-no one mis-
understands you-you have declared
yourself. But to pretend to obey.
and yet carry in your heart the
spirit Of revolt is to do half-hearted,
slipshod work Ebert Hubbard.
La Junta tribune., 1907-07-27

The Swastika has been found in
our western prehistoric ruins. in
the temples of Central America and
Mexico. in the Indian ruins of the
United States. in the burial ruins of
the east. in Persian and Navajo
rugs and in the baskets of the Pima
and Apache Indians of Arizona. The
Buddists attach religious significance
to it, and it is found over the heart
and the soles of the feet Of every
authentic statue of Bhudda. Four
times during the year can be found
at midnight this sign. which has
been for ages the symbol of so many
races. The polar star is the center,
which, with the constellation of Ur.
- Major. forms complete Swastika.
La Junta tribune., 1907-07-27

i U-STA Is A CITY OF siN
.bou.nnd population aud county
.,.,,t II Ot.ro county. ID. greatest
agricultural count, ia the Arknn-
"a, Valley. three beet sugar tsc'
,ori.. b~, . located within u. bohn,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-12-27
TRADE CALLED OFF.
". R. c. Johnston Gives Up Deal
for Pruitt Stock of Goods.

At the very last moment the trade
negotiated by w. R. c. Johnston for
the Pruitt stock of goods here in Sho-
shone fell through, Mr.. Pruitt retain
ing the business. 1t viii be good news
to the people of Shoshone that the
store is to be continued, even for a
time, for Mr.. Pruitt has inaugurated
an era of low prices that is as crafty
ing as it is surprising. Mr.. Johnson
however, promised to carry on the
business on the same plan, if he had
secured it.
Mr.. johnson met with a piece Of hard
luck the first of this week. He was
walking on the street near the Column
bia hotel, when he stepped on a side
ling place and fell heavily. breaking
one bone and severely spraining his
right ankle. As he is 20 years of age,
the accident is likely to prove serious
to him. He had just got the same leg
cured up from a persistent injury that
had troubled it.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-12-27
A NEW LAW FIRM.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Open Office
in ShOshOne.

Thomas & Thomas is the name of a
new law firm that has just located in
Shoshone. 1t is somewhat different
from the ordinary law firm, for it is
composed of Harvey A. Thomas, and
his wife, Della M. Thomas. Both have
passed the required examination and are
thoroughly qualified attorneys. They
came from Riverside, Washington,
where they had a profitable practice,
but they wanted larger field, which
they believe they have found here in
irrigated Idaho. They have secured Of
fees over the Baugh drug store, and
viii probably also open an Office at
Goodfng Mr.. Thomas drew No. Is at
the Gooding land opening, securing a
fine piece of land on the electric line
south of town.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-12-27
GOOdingCream'ry
Prospect that Important
Industry May Enter
New Field In the
Near Future.

GOoding may run close second to
Twin Falls in the starting of a cream
cry in this section of the state-or pos
sibly even come out first in the race.
Negotiations are now on for the loca-
tion of a creamery at that point, with
good prospect that it may become a
reality in the near future.
In view of the fact that so many
tons Of butter are shipped into this
part Of Idaho every year-almost train
loads Of it, from Nebraska, Utah, Ore
gon, Washington. any place under the
sun where they can make butter.
whether good or bad-a creamery looks
like one of the best Of industrial in
vestments. Cows are free from di-
sease, there Is no end Of good water,
the dry climate is unsurpassed for pro-
ducing fine, dry quality of butter,
and feed can be grown in such immense
quantities with so little labor, that
there is nothing left out to make It an
ideal dairying country. The market is
right at home, for there is probably
not a county in Idaho where they make
nearly enough butter 70 supply all the
local demand. There are some pros
porous creameries in the state, but not
enough to make more than fair be-
ginning toward supplying their de-
mands. In some sections Of the state,
there is a much larger private dairy
business than here, but so far as re-
ported no county that produces enough
to supply all its own needs.
The long headed gentlemen who are
figuring on the Gooding creamery have
seen the need for such an enterprise,
and they are doing as much for their
neighbors as for themselves. A cream
cry distributes more money in com
munity and encourages better habits
of thrift and industry than almost any
other local industry. -