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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
CONFESS TO
BURGLARY

Isidley FsNsceo and Hoieri
Hack, two Of rlu sos men arrest.
ed ON sie ateansa' Isenona last Sun.
dag on anansion OF fobbing state.
rooms. todlsf confessed 20 Sergeant
.snnant that saey sobbed the Juan
tia hotel. Fourth and Pike st. and
a tailor shop in the same building
two woeka aHo.
The men haid that they disposed
Of part OF their plumber 60 Mike
cohn. who IL under arrest on the
charge Of keeping a fence for
stolen goods. aud that Koha told
them he would take or their hands
all the stuff they might bfing Ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
FORWARD
FINDINGS

The findinEs Of the court rfar.
slsl which tried Major Otto A. Case
on . charge OF eoudacf unbccomshE
an offisrr. on Monday nizht. ssfs
forwarded to Adif. Gen. Drsip Al
Olympia today.
The nature NJ the findsnEN are
not made public. az none Of the
members ~ the h<esrd are In a 20.
sitlau Ia discuss the matter.
These findings siti carry the yer.
diet, either for or against Nslof
Case. and are only reyisvabfe b.
Governor Mead
The result of the court martial
will be made public from Olympia.
after tbs papers have been perussd
and either approved or disapprosed
b the governor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

skimon Wealway. o.. aud RIOS
anna Fontalne. 10. Seattle. Glaeoma
Gayogila. 30. aud Rosa uavuglta. 81.
Black Diamond ching sa0nE. 81
and Wong shee, 20, seattle. Oscar
NJ. EnRatrpm. 81. Tacoma. and
lssdia Augusta Nelson. Is. Seattle
Hogan A. adams. a., and Mary
Agnes sutzen. 90. Seattle Harry
Ellis Myfiek. -. aud Mrs Ruth
Dilger. 20. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
CADETS VOTE TO
-DISBAND CORPS


DyAnnsnimouH vote last night the
wanhtngton high school cadet com
pso VOTED Go diahsnd. anticlpat
ins the reported forthcoming action
~ she faculty 10 discontinue the
company by taking this step The
action came upon the propoeai %
catt. fsonis Kline. and vas. the
boys Eas. fheir own action. and not
the result of any demand by the
faculty.
No Action by Faculty.
Principal ueigsr. Of the high
schsSal. when called up over the
Telephone. stated that he had heard
nothing nf the dlabandmsnt. and
that II Il VAS decided upon by the
boys Il was done b. their oNn
choice. and not because the faculty
had asked them To dixhand.
The direct cause which led 10
yesterdays action waa che resent
trio made 10 Colby BY the members
Of the cadet company during the
Christmas holidays. The high school
faculty refused 20 let the boys 20
m a company. and the members
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
NCHING Is
FEARED

The Schultz home "a the residence
~ James Nordell wefe traced. aud
hts arrest followed
Nordcli buried his Wife recently
under What are considered peculiar
circumstances. Since then he has
been Infatuated with Mrs. Sehulte's
eldest daughter, "a years OF axe.
l.ynehtns ise feared The sheriff
has called for volunteers to protect
the prisoner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
PLEAD GUILTY 10
LAND FRAUDS

This action has been frequently
predicted Rumofa that HoneY
would cllaeh hla case against Hall
By evidence of the co.defcndants
have been rife since the case
opened AID there were many indi.
cations that this superstition was
correct. Today'a proceeelnga sacm
90 bear out this conclusion
Edward W Dixon. special agent
OF the general land office. testified
thls morning a. 10 hls lnyeatiga,
tons Into land frauds In eastern
Oregon aud the connection II Hall
and Mays with these alieged viola,
tious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22

pound. was knocked down and de
prived of his revolver and his pair
Of handouts by ED Randleman. X.
Hanson aud Steve Turner. the lat
ter two now being In Jail. Lee was
collecting a bin from X. G. Tower
when the three men, who were
looking on. tainted him as 10 his
color. and trouble followed. ending
In Lees being assaulted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22

PORTLAND oFc' Jan
,,....,,ss n Hendricks. codesend
!, 4 John Hall and Edwin I.
-. n " steiwer and others
: ~ land ffaad csses, came into
- "a amfnine and reversing
s y. ,.,,rse piea, pleaded guilty 20
me charge AGAINST him
~ Z "a the other defendants
~ mls H. same course. and All
,s-ss Ill! thea testify a. % their
s's,,.a conspiracy 20 fence public
srs .na their relations With John
al spa Edwin 2. Mays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
; UP TO OLD TRICK
tsy United Press,

- FRANCISCO. Jan. IL
schubert. scion Of a wealthy
@-, iainsly. soldier Of fortune.
- an officer In the German
once identified with the com.
department Of the United
array AT the Presldio. San
o' bat later OF San ouentlu
aih come 20 grief. Released
sae state prison last Decem.
sIsr completing seven years
- 800, ne is again in the tolls
- arrested last night and Is
49, CITY prison. he will be
- shaFged with forging the
~ ~ h'ldoipis spreckeIs 70 a
- n s's Wis. drawn on the West.
~ National bank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
BIG FIRE
RAGING

John Lawlor at Auburn and Maple
ats.
Hundreds of families are home
less. and II Is feared more than
one body may be IN the ruins.
The East boston fire department
has been applied TO for hesl.
Tenement dweilers wesa oass
come BY smoke but we're seaftssd
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tby United prsss.)

it!c oooN. Mass. Jan. 20 What
:s.e.1S. f'ess' be the most desenet.
I've flfS5 II me history ~ Chelsea
h rasine in ~, tenement district
surrounding the rendering plant OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
DAMAGE FINDINGS SIGNED.

Fndinga Of fact carrying a
Judgment Of sa.tssts In favor Of
vers plngman against the Seattle
Electric Co. NJ the result Of In.
iurlea suffered ia the Alki Point
collision on the niKht of Novem.
Der II. were signed BY iuaKo tlli.
liam IN the superior court today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
REVOLUTION
SPREADING

WASHINGTON, d. @. Jan. a.
The Haytian revolution IL rapidly
spreading. Consul Livingstone ut
Cape Haytian reports TO the state
department that the reyelutionlsts
are In possession Of ncighboring
villages. and that Cape Haytian is
threai,Sied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
TROUBLE IS
BREWING

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. II
Trouble Il brewing between the
cabinet aud the crHr over the TAT,
ter'a plan for q new Russian naVF
u Ia whispered In well Informed
circles that matters have reached
. stays where the cxar Is about %
call the cahIaet 20 account. II IL
said that the ministers vere them.
selves responsible for The uuexpecf.
ed opposition that developed Ia tn.
douma against Nicholas plan The
ears unofficial advisers are point.
TAG the finger Of suspicion ~ the
ministers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
MORT MUST FACE
MURDER CHARGE

Charged with having shot and
killed q Japanese named Maka.
murA On Dce.mbey ,. Sam Mort
viii BE- held to answer TO tho crime
before the superior court A
transcript Of the evidence offered
az the preliminary hearing before
Justice John y Carroll. at which
Mari was bound over. wa4 filed
with the county clerk this morn.
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
PIPES At CHURCH
elUD MEETING

4 Ne regular monthly meeting
= hAfks Meas club yesterday
wenlnx the mefabers we're fur
- With eorneob pipes. tobacco
nsffhez and during the entire
ng he church vas filled wlth
noks Of more than 100 Pipes
- ~ Black chose a. a subject
uoaszfions and Opportunities
Ansriezn Citizenship c. n.
u Eass . ventriloguiss enter.
naanens after which PROT. Giorxa
mo piano selections. Lunch
szFed b. the Daughters Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
NEW MEXICO WILL ASK
FOR STATEHOOD


WASHINGTON. Jan. % New
Mexico will make another de-
termined effort 10 break into the
Union a. the forty-sesenth state
Governor Curry reached the cap.
ital today to open headquarters.
where literature bearing ON the
question OF statehood for Ne~
Mexico will be distributed.
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nks TO HAVE MS
name CHANGED

= sserihE the name Of his adopt.
.1shis. who have given him
- and parental care for 10
tharles Ambrose Doherty
applied to the superior court
- permission 10 change his
% Charles Ambrose currie.
xfaing 70 the affidavit filed
Who Is now I'll years OF
"a adopted BY Mr.. and Mrs.
- v currie when a baby and
GENERALLY known BY the name
saffie among friends and &C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
GRAND JURORS ARE
GIVEN QUlzzINe
(Ry United Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. "a
Twelve members OF the grand jury
were called to testify In Judge
DUNES court this morning as to
any business connection they might
have had with the California Safe
Deposit & Trust company. AT the
request OF Attorney Louis Byington,
representing James Treadweil. the
indicted director of the defanct In.
stitution. Byington called the grand
jurors TO show they were biased
when the indictment was filed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22

because OF an alleged defect in a
sewer which caused the lnundation
off the cellar at i10s East Jeffer.
son st.. William Schmid and wife
today brought suit In the superior
court TO recover $3.50 damages
from the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22

against Treadwell This was the
foundation for a motion 90 dismiss
the indictments previously. returned
10 Judge Dunno.
All OF the grand jurors testified
that they had no bias. and only five
OF them had money I'm the company
at the time the bank closed.
Judge Dunno continued the mat
ter until tomorrow for decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
GOVERNMENT PLAN
SUIT AGAINST
HARTMAN

WASHINGTON. Jan. - pscsi
dent Roosevelt and Atsarrfoy Gen
erai nonaparts conferred to-day con
corning the proposed suit 10 bFeak
mp the alleged illegal combination
IN the Hartman raiireaa system
Unusual preeaution has been takca
20 prevent any part Of the govern
ment'n plan from becoming pabils
before the bill IL filed. Il n un
dessleaa the suit will begin la Salt
Lake the latter part of this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
EDITOR HARoss IT.

BERLIN. Jan. z1-It was an.
nounced today that Editor Harden
Is suffering from appendicitis and
must submit 10 an operation. lie
IL sttil 1t liberty pending an APP
peal Of his case In which he was
found guilty Of libel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
bow PIONEER DYING.


SALEM. Ore. Jan. zz..-Juhs Saw.
ass. ar. venerable urexun pho
nesT. Is reported yery low and Il
not expected "a live through the
day. AZ hts home near the state
fair grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22

IT, UnIted 800 -
ssglsroNN. Mont Jan a.
-" Nef,lell. = rancher liyins 70
b. ,,,,,a hese. has hccn arrested
:. ~ q, murder q Mrs. Fred schultz
~ ~ - gsaf children on = ranch
- .nl,es eai. Ranchefs diseoN
~ - eehalte home aflre sun
~ . =, ard later fuuaa that
sat ~ ..@a,heF og the family had
-. ,naesess.a. Footprints from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
LOSES Gun and
HANDOUTS.

Charles Lee. colored, who has
charge At the livestock at the olty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22

OAKLAND. Cal. Jan. 22.-The
delegates of the Pacific Coast "Ad"
Mems association were entertained
today by trip to Berkeley. where
the Chamber OF Commissioners aud
citizens Joined In welcoming the
visitors. Tonight Manager George
Ebey. of the Orpheum theatre. has
thrown open his house and they will
attend in n body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22

The Washington Fire Insurance
Company does not take advantage
OF the lax laws of Washington.
but reports IT'S financial condition
TO the public upon the severe New
York basis. "s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22

The best shampoo u possible
oity with Soap Lake Soap. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22

Soap Lake Salts viii relieve ali
forms Of rheumatism. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22

All Merchandise % Per Cent Less During Our
Removal Sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22

On All Jardinieres.
On All Umbrella Stands.
On All Lamp Globes
On All Silver plated Hollow.
warc-Trsys. Tea Sets, Syrup
Pitchers. Butter Dishes Soup
Tureens. Sugars and Cream
ers, etc.
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Cantaloupc Contract Awarded

The directors ui The fruit association
met Saturday night and after con
>idering several propositions, awarded
the contract tor marketing the can
taluupc crop of lDs tu Cuggln- \
Lyons the same tirm that has handled
it> out put heretofore. ! he contract
gIIarantcvs he ASSOCIATION At least a.
cents per crate during the month "t
August aud 10 cents Tor September
Cuggins Il Lyons VIII also furnish seed
free. at the rate 0f one pound per acre
To man up IA tree the articles ap-
pearing in our exchanges semi ucCa-
sinnally IL TO the cost OF raising bcrt>
look rather peculiar. Fhe writers II
the various articles place the average
yield to suit themselves, evidently.
and then say how much the seed cost .
how long IL takes to prepare the
ground, plant the seed, cultivate and
harvest the crop. and then say II costs
50 much per ton TO deliver the beet>
tilt "llI llI' lGA'
the interest on the cost uf land but
We have never seen an item made ui
the cost OF the tools. wagons and
horses It Is necessary to own to handle
the crop. which generally averages
between 81 900 and 81. 800. Neither i
mention made OF the rapid dcteriura
tiun in the value uf these articles from
year to year. Ii is safe to say this
outlay OF $1,000 or 81 800 has to be
duplicated in less than ten years. Then
how about the cost Of feeding four To
six horses when they are not in use:
1t may he alright for the large land
owner, who has enough bcctS 10 keep
his teams busy delivering through the
winter. But the farmer who has only
thirty acres or less planted to bccts
can not deliver more than five or six.
or less, loads Il month. and the re.
mainder of the time his teams are
eating their heads oil. Manzanula
Sun.
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BEET GROWERS PLANS

An independent sugar factory al
Manzanula erected by money secured
from subscriptions from the farmers
seems to be a possibility that Will be
realized in time to take care uf this
years crop, as the result Of the mass
meeting held Monday night in the
Odd Fellows hall. This j. the second
step of the beet growers in their night
against the American Beet sugar
company To secure the 81 llat rate for
their bects.
The entire matter was thoroughly
canvassed at this meeting and com
mittees were named to look after til"
details OF the proposition. y second
meeting will be held at Rocky Ford
on Saturday at which the growers in
that vicinity will be interested in the
project.
\ large crowd assembled in Odd
Fellows hall at that place SATURDAY.
night, consisting OF sugar meet growers,
farmers and Others interested. The
meeting was for the pupose Of secur.
ing acreage with which to interest
capital in erecting an independent
sugar factory at ManzanOla.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-14
WHAT A DIFFERENCE

Compared with the statement OF the
receipts and expenditures Of the Ord
way Lyceum course, published last
week. the following report from Sugar
City makes 1t appear that the people
of that burg appreciate the commit
tees efforts to supply the town with
entertainment Of high class and will
patronize such in preference to the
low, demoralizing cheap comedies
that usually frequent such small
towns.
The total receipts for the past sea-
son were s2Os 65; the total expendi-
lures s2l40o, leaving deficit OF only
s. 35."
We are confident there are enough
people here In Ordway who appre-
ciate the class OF entertainment
furnished by this bureau to pack the
Opera House and are surprised that
they have thus far given no evidence
OF their APPRECIATION.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-14
VOTERS TO DECIDE
SALOON QUESTION.

In compliance with the Local Option
law enacted recently which requires
that petition signed by ~ per cent
OF the number OF voters at the pre-
vious election j. necessary tn have the
question placed On the ballots. Il
petition WIS circulated last week and
>igned by l37 voters in the town OF
Ordway and will be presented to the
Town Clerk in due time TO appear on
the ballots at the coming spring
election. The petition follows:
To THE Town CLERK OF THE TowN y
OF ORDwAY:
The undersigned and qualified
electors OF the town OF Ordway. Otero
county, Colorado, respectfully petition
that you cause to be submitted AT the
next election, in the manner provided
by law. to the electors thereof. the
propositions: Shall this town become
'Anti-Saloon Territory?"
A like petition was circulated and
signed by the required number at
Sugar City and the merchants are
predicting that their burg will go
dry" Opinions differ as to the re-
suit at this place.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-14

The Denver livestock show proved
such winner this year that the direc-
tors will proceed at once to make this
"A permanent institution bv putting In
Improvements costing something like
1900 600. The stock yards company.
controlled by the beef trust OF Chicago,
has promised to erect all necessary
buildings and guarantee the financial
end OF the show upon the condition
that a guaranteed fund OF SO, 900 be-
placed in escrow in one Of the banks
to insure stock show every year for
ten years. They want this sum pledg-
ed by stockmen who will take an in
terest in the show and exhibit every
year. 1t is planned TO raise the money
by issuing life memberships in the
association for 500 each, the none;
to be returned with interest at the
end Of ten years, but this money will
not be used in construction Of the
buildings. This movement will place
Denver on the map all right as show
town for the great livestock industry.
and Farm.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-14
BABE FALLS INTO CISTERN-
is KILLED.

Rocky Ford. Feb :. The nnccn-
IN ,nth>-uld baby buy II Mr. and Mrs
G. Scott, living on north Fifth street.
whil" playing in the back yard this
r"cning. fell in the Ci>tcrn and was
drowned. It, skull was crushed in tn.
fall, The mother had just gone into
til" house and when the child did not
follow her III. went to look for IL and
found that II had fallen into the
cistcrn. The mother jumped into the
ci>tcrn to rescue the child. The ci.
tern was about onc-third fun OF water.
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Explanations.

They tell me your boy is taking a
great interest in books
We'll" answered Farmer Corntos.
sci. apologetically; you see he
sprained his ankle an couldn't get out
to tend to football and his other du.
ties. shinGton Stnr.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-14
1rue, Somehow.

why Is 1t that a stew will never
admit that he Is drunk"
Great Scott. man. That didn't.
knowitwas,loadcd' gag Is as old as
the hills. s."-Cleveland Leader.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-14

For RENT-S0 acres with house and
barn, 3 miles southwest Of Ordway.
Terms to suit.
PECK & JOHNSON.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-14
FOR RENT

Two furnished rooms on ground
floor, for light housekeeping. Cement
block house opposite Central Park.
Mrs. CHAs. HENsLER,
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-14
TOWN BOARD PROCEEDINGS

The Board Of Trustees met IN reeu,
lnr session February 1th. looS' "a"
prescut except Trustee L. f. iiosIer,
The Clerk is Instructed to correspond
with the Town Attorneys rtlati'" l"
the law regarding the nI'ng "i Tow"
Mats and as to what is the legal uat'
r,r the commencement Of the frontage
tax.
A nctition WAS received aud rchd
from citizens and taxpayers. '"' "
motion this petition was tabled l" o'
considered at call meeting I" o'
called at the pleasure "t the Mayor
for the consideration Of this petition
and any other petition hearing on inns
subject.
The following bills were presented
aud allowed:
&. W. Dennis. Salary .. ....,.s ""o"
L.r,.r, Ur,s Ndsr IL %
Edgar Bros. Rebate water tax
Lot -. Hlk. ~ ...... "h
vr rd,,,r >,I,,. clerk 3uuN
Vim Edgar. >alLr, water com ~ I"
WIN Edgar, ENncn>r> ,........ IL"
T. FL p,wurN SALARY "o"
Fred >rcInh"ur. Labor LOO
Colorado rrlrph,nc c.. Phone
service .... La
rhr Ordway Hardware * FuruI-
turc Co Md>c ........... 1925
Horu-chcru Bros Erparr> ... l.50
The Ordway Elrrlrr Light X
Power CO.. ! street lights. 1900
l.. W. Walter. building fence y b
l. ". Waiter tapping maIn> ils.to
The contract relative to Central
park tabled frr iutr>ttgItr"n.
The plan II numbering IRE hydrantS
was adopted: This system i published
IN this issue.
ON motion and second. Mr., a. NJ.
Brrnlman was requested totcndcr his
resignation as Police Magistrate
The Mayor aud Clerk were instruct.
ed to rent til" opera house hall for
meeting purposes.
Mr.. NJ f. la>hor rendered hi,
resignation rs Trustee, which was
accepted
WV EhGAH Clerk and Recorder
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Dr. c. o. Metzler, Dentist, ONCE
west OF Hotel Rerendo. East Ter.
race, Phone Blue I72
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-14

Buy your flour at Gallavan's and save
money. Pride OF Colorado. 81 30 per
cwt. Kansas Seal, s2.75 per cwt.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-14

FOR SALE.-Ordway Pink Meat
Cantaloupe Seed, 80 cents a pound.
X. f. BALDWIN.
AT Winfree Bros. Store.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-14

Pride OF Colorado Flour, best for
pastries. 81 .25 sack at Gallavan Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-14
Location of Hvdrankc
Number

Number Location Of Hydrants
First Street VIM. Ncirsc
IL Lake Avenue f..
Ia Colorado boulevard Lumbe
l6 Otero Avenue ra alroad ''oe
Il Corner Second ST. and Idaho Avcnu
u Second ST and Sherman W Envl h WI
Is second ST. and Denver ard dncarDo
"a Second st and Colorado near ,,,n W.
Is Second st. and Lincoln G. Cn,ns
20 corner second ST and OterO enearJu
81 Ihird Street and Idaho Avenue NJ II
% Iihrd otre"t ana Sherman encar ID +
- Ihifd street and Denver u ward
% Ih'rd street and Colorado ward
Ihird street and Lincoln
80 lhird Street and Oteru cnearJ ui->"'
~ FourCh otreet and Idaho Avenue enearA '
- fourth Street and Sherman Avenue
IourCn oueet and Denver Boulev rdnear
rou'tn oIree ana Colorado Boulevard
% fourth street and Lincoln near Goo
20 fourth street and Otero epearJ w
r,.o, o"ecc ana luaho Avenue rMyronF
and Denver ronnraa .a' car D. 'ehery
% fnIh oteet and Colorado Boulevard near ~
- rnIh street and Lincoln Avenue enearM r yvi"e'
~ :. rHlh otreet and Otero Avenue lea H. pecL ,
VI olxth street and Idaho Avenue near Gen uorn..
,"eeo a"u oherman Avenue J. G
o'*th otreet and Denver Boulevard School H..
Sixth Street and Iinnln ] aiu near o. H. Trotter
H.. 10 eixth street and Otero near A. Sw.nson
"e ~ signals are as follows: One Moct,n
~ .ney VIII give the number OF Fire thus ara
oCree ana Denver Boulevard Berenn tha
sno1t oa then ntermisson three short hs ~" oe
UTMOST % wncn IS The number Of that bydrant sR tne
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-14

Sale bills, any size at the New ERA
Office
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-14
For Sale or Rent

Four-room cottage in north part Of
town near public school. Inquire Of
c. II. GREEN
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-14
Fire Hydr0nt Dir66tOr|I

The following the numbering Fire IIydran os
OF 10 'u"P'co oy