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The La Jara chronicle., 1908-01-17
Notice of Delinquency.

La lara, Colorado, January. 1905
To Israel PerVi King:
dcrsigned. have expended during the
years 1896 and 1901, the sum of two thous-
and two hundred tS2.anOol dollars in labor
and improvements upon the Mexico Lode,
sunset Lode. Nellie lily Lode. Last Chance
Lode, March Lode, La lara Lode. Myrtle
Lode. Jennie Lode. Pueblo Lode, Prosper
ity Lode, and Arkansas Lode. situate On
Chalcnhuitl Hin, in Turquoise Mining Dis
trict, County of Concjos State of Colorado.
the location certificate of each of which is
found recorded MS follows. viz:
Mexico Lode Record Book =. page ir2.
sunset Lode, Record Book .. page io5
Nellie BLY, Lode. Record Book .. page iGt
Last Chance Lode, Record Book =, page
lOi. La lara Lode, Record Book =. page
Jennie Lode Record Book .. page ilS. Pu-
cblu Lode, Record Book -. page i2l. Pros
pcritV Lode. Record Book .. page i22 Ar
kansas Lode. Record Book .. page l23; in
the office OF the Recorder of said County.
in order to hold said claims under the pro
visions OF section 2S2i of the Revised stat
utes OF the United States, and the amend
mcnt thereto approved January y, 1ssu.
concerning annual labor upon mining
claims. being the amount required to hold
said ludcS for the periods ending ON the
3lst day Of December, y. ID; laNJ, and the
3lst daV OF December y. ID. 1901. And If
within ninety days from the personal
service of this notice. or within ninety
days after the publication thereof. YOU
portion of such expenditure as q
Co-owuer, your interest in the claims will
become the property of the subscribers,
your Cn-pwncrs who have made the re
section. GEO. HAMILTON,
JANE y. KING,
{. g. KING,
Co-Owners OF said Properties.
First publication. January 10. lHs.
Last publication.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-01-17
Notice of Final Settlement.

In the Matter of the Estate of 5. w. Reed,
Deceased
Notice is hereby given. that on Monday,
the 9th day of January. y. ID. 1905, being
one of the regular days of the December
Term Of the County Court of Conejos
County. in the State OF Colorado, |, y. l..
Reed administrator of said estate, will np-
pear before the Judge of said Court. pre-
sent my final settlement as such admins
traitor. pray the approval of the same. and
will then apply to be discharged as such
administrator, At which time and plnce
any person in interest may appear and
present objections to the same If any there
he.
Dated at Coneios, Colorado. December
"A. l.. REED.
Administrator of the Estate of 5. W. Reed,
Deceased.
First publication December q. 1907
Last publication, January II, 1905
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-01-17
For Sale.

100 acres being in the northeas
/ of section %, township 36,
north, range S east, in Conejos
county. Make the best offer.
Highest bidder takes it.
|. 5. METZLER,
402 Stimson building,
Los Angeles. Cal.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-01-17
Notice Of Application to Lease
State Lands.
Office Of the State Board of Land Commits
afpusra

siOuers.
Denver Colorado. January 9th, lGr.
Notice is hereby given that Ben EUS-
sell, whose postoflice address is la lara,
Colorado, has made application No. 800
to lease the following described school
Lands. situate in Coucjos County. Colo
RADIO. tn-wit:
50 Of NWA Of Section 81, Township 80
North Range East.
No other application to lease the above
described lands will be considered after
February -. 1895
JOHN +. VIVIAN.
Register State Board Land Commissioners.
First pub. Jan. II. l9as, last Feb. :, lse.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-16

to that effect from the board of
health The penalty is set at not less
than 81 or more than $780,
Fire Department.
The question of ashes comes more
under the province OF the fire
department as being distractions, just
as the garbage question is a matter for
the board o. health to provide for.
Chapter NJ. OF the ordinances has To
do with the fire department Among
the general provisions of that chapter
It Is provided that No ashes snail be
kept In any wooden box. cask or bar
rel, or emptied upon any floor within
amy house In the city.
The Cleanup.
: When Mr.. Warden was asked con-
corning results accomplished he said.
several hundred yards and lots had
been cleaned already as the result OF
our agitation;
Oar committee was out yesterday
afternoon inspecting and we were very
well satisfied The boys are working
well, and some have cleaned mp num-
Der of oren lots. While we were ont
ut the Beaver Ponds dump I'VE teams
were unloading and three moro were
coming to unload At the Washington
avenue dump there were Ave carts I'M
loading, and at Adeline street dump
four more. Some Of tho transfers said
that had work to last two weeks and
were working twelve and thirteea
hours n day.
"The committees teams will 60 on
duty Friday and Saturday. The general
reports are very satisfactory and hum
dreds Of yards have been cleaned up.
The work Is going on wen and the
outlook Is entirely satisfactory
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-16

II will be welcome news to many the
atre-goers in the city, the announce
ment that the famous play Of Goethe's
immortal Faust" viii be presented
here on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day nights, April 90, q and %, the
New Haven theatre with matinee We'd
nesday by the Porter j. Write Co. No
play written in many years has retain
ed such hold on the hearts of the
public. II has proved to be far better
than the book, for while the play has
steadily held its popularity, the book
is now almost forgotten. It was revived
In New York city last spring and ac-
tually drew larger audiences than II
did at the presentation Of the. original
production years and years ago. This
great play will continue to entertain
as long as we have laughter to reward
wit, tears for the sorrowful, and SYM
pathy for the fallen. II is still as fresh
as the newly tinted coin and has the
fizz OF the sparkling champagne.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-16
THE ORDINANCES
City Regulations Which Apply
to Questions Now vexing
Citizens.
KEEP YARDS FREE Of FILTH
So Rends Section 338 of the Ordl-
nanccs--Penalty May be as
High MS 500.

Perhaps nothing shows the general
way in which the public is being arous-
ed on the subject of cleaning by the
Associated civic societies better than
the great number of Inquiries that this
paper has received asking that such
ordinances MS relate to the keeping and
removal OF garbage and ashes be re-
printed, These people are either en-
thused by the movement or are little
uncertain as to what they may be COM
PEELED TO do by the city officials at any
moment.
The question of refuse In the back
yards and about premises generally Is
In the hands Of the board Of health as
being dangerous to the community be-
cause 1t tends to spread contaglon or In
the hands Of the fire department. for
being an obstruction which might
hinder the department In putting out
possible fires, should they start All
these matters are taken care Of In the
city ordinances and the charter.
Board of Health.
The charter of the city provides that
tho board Of health shall have power
TO destroy such property as Ia "detri-
mental to the public health" The
health officers can "ahate nuisances at
the expense OF the owner whenever
their orders are neglected beyond a
reasonable time. and said hoard shall
| For such acts have power to place n
| lien on the property involved, for the
oxpense incurred IN carrying out such
Abatement which liens shall take pre-
cedenco over all other cncnmbrances
The board is also given power to make
such laws, rules, regulations and or
de,s "as in It's Judgment the preserv
alton Of the public health shall re-
qure.' It is also provided that the
police department shall give such aid
to the board In It's enforcement Of rules
an shall be necessary,
The ordinances provide that all Of
fensve matter shall be removed in
tight barrels with covers" between
April and December From May to
September these barrels shall be wash
ed out daily with hot water
Keep Yards Free Of Filth.
Section 1886 provides that Every oo-
cupant Of any house, building or tene-
ment in said city shall keep the same,
and the yard OF promiees connected
herewith, in a clean condition and free
from nth and substances likely 10 in
feet the air Of the neighborhood, and
! shall collect In one place In such yard
on premises all the house dirt or offal,
and when the same shall become Of
fenslve, as aforesaid, shall cause the
same to be removed, Any landlord or
agent of the landlord, having general
charge of the premises shall cause the
same to conform to this ordinance
within three days after receiving notice
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-16
CARNEGIE LIBRARY
Town of Orange to Have One
Soon to Cost About Ten
Thousand Dollars.
MONEY VOTED BY TOWN
Meeting Last Night Increased Annual
Appropriation to Ono Thousand
DoIIars---A Condition.

At special town meeting held in the
town hall, West Haven, last evening,
the town of orange voted to appropri-
ate $1,000 annually for the support Of n
public library providing the Village
Improvement association can erect a
building on their lot on Campbell ave-
nue..
The meeting was called to order at s
o'clock by Town Clerk George r.
Thomas. Or John r Barnett was elect
ed chairman.
Clarence T. Clark, president of the
Village Improvement association, intro
duced a resolution amending the by
law appropriating $500 annually for a
public library, passed In July 1906, so
that It read $1,000 annually. This, he ex-
planned was asked for because his as
ISOLATION, which has already secured
library site and cleared It of incun.
brahce, has received q communication
from Andrew Carnegie promising to
present them library building to cost
$4,000 If an annual income Of $500 for Its
maintenance is assured. He stated that
by making the maintenance FUND Sb0OO
a $4,000 building was practically GER
tain The library as now maintained
was the banner ono of the state when
the small number Of volumes and large
number Of patrons was considered The
association wants to present the library
to the town when It Is completed.
Harry r. NettIoton spoke in favor Of
the resolution,
Charles T.. stormont said he would
like TO see $1,000 appropriated each
year.
Walter A, Main town agent, suggest
cd that 1t might be we'll to stipulate a
definite period for the appropriation to
continue.
No opposition speakers appeared to
be heard on the measure and 1t passed
by la"se majority on an aye and nay
vote
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-16
NEW HAVEN.
cold Sweetheart OF Mine" VIII he {
Notable Theatrical Event.

Nfih 1NfiflfNII W MIUt VIII HN "
Notable Theatrical Event.
IN his new role Of Dick scott, In the
Texan idyl, An old Sweetheart Of
Mine, w, A. Whitecar Is large, vgor
GUS, expressive His range Is large
Imitation for Its own sake IS the bas-
est Of aims and the pursuit Of It can
have but the meancst Of results White
car Is never an imitator, HIS effects
arc bis own lie has mastered the the
orS as well rs the practice Of his art
and isIallye to beauty IN any and every
form, lie Is q man Of singular lntelll-
gence and broad sympathles. The
points made IN the working out Of this,
his new character, are expressive and
significant, He has In him the markings
of u great artist; he can achieve, sug
gest and inspire, Ills versatility is un-
common and gives him perfect com
mand Of tho various phases Of the man
Scott as he appears in the story. His
impersonation Of this new hero will be
seen at the New Haven theatre to
night, Friday, and Saturday nights
with holiday matinee Friday and the
regular matinee saturday
He makes him vigorous, eloquent,
persuasive, uncommon.
"a true American gentleman" Is
what critic In New York recently
called Dick Scott played by w. A..
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-16
AT LOCAL THEATERS
HYPERION.


The musical extravaganza Of New
York city direct from successful run
of six months on Broadway, A few ex-
cerpts from the New York critics;
Acton Davies Of the New York Even
Ing Sun said, The Top O Th' World
Is a ripping good evenings entertain
ment, the only performance IN town
outside Of the Iiippodrome whore chill
dren can be taken with the certainty
of enjoying themselves. or course, It's
not as poetic as Babes in Toyland,' but
II contains three times as much fun, II
has clever book, witty lyrics with
catchy tunes, a small galaxy Of clever
artists, and, In the person of George w,
Monroe, veritable mountain of fun,
which every Mohamet in town will
go gladly to see. There were more
laughs uncorked In one act Of The Top
O TIL World than you can hear In all
the other musical shows IN town II you
except The Girl Behind the Counter f"
Alan Dale of the New York Ameri-
can and Journal said THE Top O.
TIL World Is filled to the brim with
good things, with fanclful ideas, with
clever people and clever and legitimate
fun. One seldom knew what was GO
ing to happen-which is a good deal,
There were constant surprises, and ar
effort to get away from the stereotyped
inanity of those things laughed till
the tears rolled down my cheeks and l
felt limp and foolish at the grotesque
humor Of George w. Munroe, the one
fat gentleman who can be a fat lady
without offence"
"The Top o. TIL World" comes to the
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-16

organ and fine nights entertainment
Is in store for those who attend, The
man and boy are evenly matched and
will start from scratch at exactly 3
o'clock.
Although roller skate racing is n big
hit In Boston and other New England
towns there has been but little Of It In
this city and big crowd will doubtless
turn out TO see tonights performance
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-16
BIC ROLLER RACE.

Tonight at the Homestead rink a rat
Ting two-mile race on rollers IL prom
sed when Willie Yale, the 12-year-old
champion completes with Russell Spen-
Ger over a 4o-lap circuit
Both skaters have been practcing out
In fine form and the race should be Il
close one from the outset,
While the even is In progress a con-
cert will be rendered by the big band
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-16
GREAT GLOVE BARGAIN.
Louvre Company Conducting Remark.
able Sale Of Imported Kids.

Those ladies In New Haven who are
looking for good Easter bargain in
gloves--that important part Of the toll
let of the well-dressed woman--will do
well 10 take advantage Of the remark
able sale of the Louvre Glove company,
SS2 Chapel street In some ways this
short sale by the Louvre Glove corr
pany, for 1t will last for three days
only Is one of the most unique held
here in years. The company has Just
received 10000 pairs of imported
French kid gloves that were slightly
specked during shipment, and in ordelr
10 close out the entire lot Immediately,
the company Is ohterlng them at lex
tremely low prices. The spots-if they
can be called spots-on the great rha-
Jority of the gloves are unnoticeahle,
and In great many cases they have
been entirely removed. The reduction
In the price of the different lots make
It possible for any one to buy I'm
imported glove at figure that proba-
bly, will never be touched again in
this city The chance Ia rare one
--------------------a-------
Pa, is it true that all men are made
of dust?'
i've had reason to think lately, re-
piled the man who had been trying
to get his note extended, that good
many Of them are made Of cement
IL
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-16

Whitecar in his new romance of a
Texas ranch, AN Old Sweetheart of
Mime named after James Whitcomp
RiIeys famous poem. Sick of the East,
and its false IDEAS of life. Richard
harrington slips out Of his club life
and office life, and, DOMINIC n new
name with new clothes, seeks new
locality for the display of both. Chance
throws him on the ranch of Tom era
gen in western Texas and here he be-
comes perfectly happy At least that is
what nc thinks TO himself until the
"od sweetheart accidentally stumbles
upon him and desires him for her own
once more.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-16
IT HAS BEEN
SUGGESTED.

II has been uggestcd~-perhaps with
some propriety--tlat on the eve Of
Easter when orr store Is IN demand,
we say few words about 1t. That,
while our customers realize its mag,
ntudc. there ore many who do not,
and that knowledge of its size and
scope might tend 10 n visit and later
develop n regular customer. The
features our friend had In mind were
the immensely Of tho store, the range
of departments and the vastncss Of
stock.
The store from thc outside Is fairly
imposing, but conveys but little idea
of the space within. The show win
dows are large. with height of about
twenty feet Tho store is lofty (ahout
- fcet, and has depth of over two
hundred feet. II takes In three floors,
with large s!<yiights furnishing ample
natural Hight. In all other respects 1t
Is modern and inviting.
Tho deparImcnts--as stated IN our
hcadlincs-coycr the entire apparel
for men and boys from head 10 foot.
In our clothing department our stock
is probably tho largest In the city.
Our two leading lnes--IIackctt, Car
hart & Co. and Hart. SchafYncr &
Marx--ares acknowledged leaders In
all the big cities OF the country. Be-
sides the clothing stock on the main
floor the second floor trear) Ia de-
voted almost wholly 10 top-coats and
rain-coats.
Tho front half of main storc-norih
side--coycring depth Of 100 feet, Is
given mp wholly TO gents furnishings.
while large portion on the south side
is devoted to our hat department In
its various lines.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-16
BIJOU.
Special Card Friday Matinee Of MY
Wife," Tomorrow.

Tomorrow afternoon AT lie Yliou the
atre there will be special Good Frilay
matinee performance of The Wife" At
this special matinee holiday prices Will
prevail. There will be distributed the
usual Friday souvenir,
Saturday afternoon the management
has planned for special souvenir per-
Torrance at which time n beautiful Ia
dies chatelalne gold and enamel watch
viii be given away to the holder of the
lucky coupon.
A feature of the week is the introduce
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-16
Al Lecch and Edwards Davis.

AL Leech and Three Rosebuds will
be the headliner of the Poll bill next
week and Edwards Davis, the famous
actor and author, and his company
which include Adele Blood, will present
"All Rivers Meet at Sea- an intense
dramatic sketch that has set the entire
vaudeville world talking An elaborate
scenic setting will give this sketch es-
pecial prominence on the bill
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-16

ton Of the song My Affinity" illus
tratod specially for the Bijou. Miss
shipman and the Bijou theatre stock
are earning additional laurels in their
presentation Of this weeks splendid at
traction
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-16

line feature of this weeks Poll bill
and are attracting great attention.
Their excellent work is feature
Fit2Gihbon, Mccoy Trio are great
and the rest Of the olio Is M to the
usual high standard Of this theatre.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-16
Head to Foot
clothiers for Men and Boys.
That's All /!
1T MAY PROVE
INTERESTING.

Tn the center of the store Is man.
moth cabinet containing a complete
assortment Of Prince Albcrts, Full
Dress Suits and Dinner Coats--gar-
mcnts vieing with the best CUSTOM
made.
The rear portion Of the store GOO
feet deep Is equally divided between
the Shoe Department for men and
boys and an ideal, complete and home
like department devoted exclusively
to boys cages 3 to II years. clothing.
The third floor is the trunk room.
carrying an immense stock of trunks
OF all kinds, travelling bags and suit
cases, Of which the main floor shows
but few samples.
Our tailor shop In the rear, on the
lghtest, cleanest and best individual
firm tailor shops connected with any
clothing concern In New England.
The passenger eleyator-giving
easy access to all foors--the large Of
fees, cash carriers, shipping room ana
delivery department. are all in keep
ing with the balance Of the establish
ment. II may not be amiss to call at
tcntion TO our corps Of bicycle de-
livery boys which we keep TO effect
quick and careful delivery Of goods.
II Is an establishment that means
TO meet every demand; TO merit trade
by quality and price, and give abso-
lutte satisfaction TO those who buy.
II is never more inviting than on the
eve OF Easter
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-16
POLLS.
The Romany Opera Company Attract.
ing Big Audiences.

Tomorrow afternoon nj the Bijou the
ented soloists with snatches from the
favorite grand operas, are the head
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-16

Hyperion Monday ana Tuesday With
Tuesday matinee, April pol,
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
ELKS~ TERMINATE WORK
OF GRAND LODGE SESSION
Adopt Official Emblem and Vote
to Meet in Los Angeles
Next Year

DALLAS. Tex. July 1.-THE Elks'
reunion Of 19nS terminated today. the
grand lodge adjourning to meet in Los
Angeles July II. 1909. At today's .ses-
sion OF the grand lodge various minor
changes were made in. the constitution.
The per capita tax was reduced from
% cents 10 20 cents per annum. as rec
ommended by the retiring grand ex-
alted ruler. John X Tener; an official
Elk emblem was adopted: the PROPOSE
tiOn 10 establish a home for the or
phans of Elks was defeated. and a res
olutfon was passed praising Dallas and
Texas for their hospitality.
The emblem as described consists
Of "a combination of the dial. showing
the hour Of IL with a white face and
red Roman numerals circumscribed by
a blue circle containing the initials
3. P o. e. on which dial and circle
shall rest an elks head and autfers.
which shall be surmounted by a red
FIVE pointed star.
The elk's head and antIers are to be
in gold, the dial. star and border in
enamel
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
ASK FARMERS FOR FUNDS
Bryan and Kern Issue Appeal
for Campaign Contributions

LINCOLN, Neb.. July 1.-THE first
appeal for campaign contributions by
the democratic candidates for president
and vice president was made today. In
a formal message directed TO the farm
ers of the country, Bryan and Kern
urge them TO contribute according TO
their means and in other ways to assist
in restoring the democracy to power.
The appeal is as follows
To the Farmers of the United States:
The first contribution made TO the denocra tic
campaign fund this year so far as we know
made by Iowa farmer Just before the
Denver convention met this man. who modesflv
prefers not 10 have his name mentioned four.
neyed more than 100 miles to Lincoln with his
contribution Of 500. which he left with Mr.
Bryan 10 he given to the committee when organ
lied for the campaign.
This farmer was born In Sweden and for some
time after be naturalized was member of
the republican party. But he was student az
public questions and in the course of time be-
came democrat. To manifest his deep interest
in the sncceSs of the party and in the triumph
of democratic principles be made this freewill
Offering % the campaign flnd.
II Is very appropriate that the first donation
should come from that great body OF our popula-
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
WESTERN FEDERATION
TO JOIN UNITED MINERS
Both Organizations Agree to
Work in Harmony in
the Future

DENVER. Colo, July 17.-President
Charles II. Meyer of the western fed
Grafton of miners, which is holding its
annual convention in this city. and
President t. H. Lewis of the united
mine workers, together with members
of the executive boards of these or
ganizations, in conference this after
noon reached an understanding regard
ing a complete and uniform exchange
of working cards and outlined plans
for an afiliatfon of the two bodies
Both will report back to their regu-
lar conventions and ask for jurisdie-
ton TO work in harmony.
The question of support to each other
during strikes will be settled al flu
ture Conference after the two boards
have conferred with their respective
organizations
The miners convention this after
noon defeated an amendment to the
federation's constitution which pro-
vided for a change in the method of
electing officers. The present plan Is
to elect at the convention. The amend
ment provides for nominations at the
convention and election by the locals
through the referendum.
An amendment taking away the
power of the executive board TO sub
nit questions in the referendum was
also lost.