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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-17

aaGi.lr aaa l1clT4lf So 1llel county OF
licza shall Sc eatahlsbe4. hls tas Legislators
~ general and unif0gm laws, shall provide
ior the election 81 such township. precinf and
municipal officers as public convenience may
require. and shall prescribe their duties and
fix their terms Of offices The legislature shall
provide forihe siFict accountability Of cointy
township. pseeinct and municipal officers
for 81 fees which may be collected BY them,
and eos all public and municipal moneys,
which may be paid % them, o. officially
come into their possession. The county com
missioners may employ eoancii when nsces-
saFy. The sheriff. auditor and recorder and
clerk 81 The district court shall BE- empower
ca hy the coaaty commissioners 20 appoint
sach deputies and clerical assistants as the
business 81 iheir offices may require. sad de-
puiies and clerical assistants 70 receive sach
compensation as may he fixed BY the coaHty
commissioners No sheriff o. county assessor
SHAH be qualified 70 hold Tho term Of afiicr
Immediately succeeding the term Tor which
he vas elreied. The salary and qualifications
~ she county school superintendentx shall be
fixed hy law,
SECTION 7. These amendments shall be
come operative m the second Monday 81 Jam
aa4v, IoIt, and al causes then pending IN the
| probate caasis sf said counties and all mat
terra al probate unsettled in said probate
courts, together with alt tbs records Of said
courts shall I've transferred al said time 20 the
said district courts II their respective euaniies.
I section The qacstlan 10 be submitted =
electors OF the state, at the next general efec-
tissn, shall Ice IN h1rn as follows, to-wtti
!. Shall sections IL and ~ 81 article Of fhs
!. Constitution csthe State o. Idaho be fcpeaies
b and aanullcd. and sections ,, ~. %. and =
IS a article v. and section ot article xvffr o
!. the Consultation 81 the state ot Idaho be .
amended A. 10 abolish the probate court an'
4 extend the jurisdiction Of the district court :
/. ali matters OF probate and 10 provide for ID
! election and appointment Of Judges thereto
!, aud their salaries. and to provide for IN
i terms IL said courts and establish a system {
n districts.
!. section q. The secretary Of stale IS heret
\, authorized 10 make publication Of these Coz
stitatiaaal amendments ia each county tor
Y. least six consecutive weeks prior 10 the nc
IN general election ia not less than ono aewsp
4, neg 81 general circulation ID each county,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-17

Maid ANA such lieeHs tas eQifeclUf /
shall register every dog apon WI ich
the annual license TAX shall Rave oeen /
paid. stating Ia such registration the
owner, and such a description u the
dog so licensed as 70 tS Wild GER
tainty the dog upon which the II
eepse has been paid ana II shall he
| the duty OF The saia Village Tax col
/ leetor to provide metal tags for all
dogs sa licensed and deliver the met
I al tag to the owner and VI shall o.
the duty III the owaef en- provide SUCH
idcg with suitable collar ana t0 keen
such metal tag attached 10 SAID utE
Section 4.-~AM aogs found Within
tube corporate limits OF the Village OF
salmon CITY, Idaho, without Z tag
/ furnished bg the Village License Lax
lCoiiectar attached 20 sach dog shaNl
lie imponnded ADD Kept impuunaed
/ for Two days II the o@ner az such hop
ldoes not produce 20 Tire Pnnnd Mas
/. / Ter the metal license tag ard pay "a
the Pound Master tae lees iof im'-
pnpudlne the dog and the fees t0i
: leeaing and eafeiHe for such d0e
III within the two DAYS then the Pound
i Master shah advertise that he VII
dispose OF such dug fns a period o.
. four days. such advertisement "a bs
, hy written notice posted In thies
i nuhiie places within the corporate
!. limits or the Village of Salmon CITY
! Idaho. and II such log shall moi 81
] redeemed rs the owner keeper @
! haruorar during said period 81 ad
n yertisement then such Pound Mastr
/. shall dispose Of such dog 50 imp0unu
ed hy shooting said dog.
section 3 The Pound Master shal
9 be entitled 10 and receive Tor ~
( services the following fees 10 ne pail
, hq the owner Of any cog ihpontide,
4 land redeemed otherwise by tue WI
y laue Of salmon Cits, torwit:
q For impounding each ing one De-
Il liar; for feeding aud cgFeiag Tor eac
"a dog per day Twenty-Five cents g
advertising each dog impuunce
= Twenty cents fer each motto
T. posted FOR each dog, for dlspnsing
Is each dog two dollars.
rs Section 6. - The Pound Mast'
q shall provide a suitable pound.
~ section !. -- III ordinance and par
AZ % ordinance In conniiict With 81
n terms hereof are HEREBY fepeale'
~ ordinance No. a. Is hereby repeaiel
section S. THIS ordinance shall
In full force and effect from anu ART
ey its passage. approval and frsf pub
40 cation. Passed and approved ~
Id sth day Of September, a. y. VIZ
\. Attest
w Geo. ". Meitalel. VIM. Peterson,
Clerk Chairma
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-17
Money Secured Tor ths Su,el'or.

some time agU MesSrs. Phelps and
Martin wete In tie city interesting d
number OF cur people 10 the smalter
proposition for Spring Meuntain,
and they had eond success rs there
are great mang people Interested 10
tile mining activity OF that section
OF the state. and many local people
have their money tied up ia mineral
properties Of the district, and q
smelter is the only means through
which most Il them will ever get i
returu on the inyestmeuL. tonse-
quentiy a smelter for the Spring
Mountain country meaas all sorts Of
advantage 10 those hn lave beer
deiying 10 the resources of the dis
lriet for so long,
f. J. Phelps was al arrival in Tia
city Yesterday morning, and dnrins
the day was caller at the Post Office
lie states that owing 10 the anenela
striugencY OF last fall tile proposition
was held up FOR time, hnu thai
since the financial air bas becnin,
cleared the interests behind the pro
ject are ready To go ahead with II
aud the money is up, lie also state
that full complement OF machinef
has been ordered for tile plant an
that work viii commence withoa
further delay, which should he es
tremely interesting information
The many mining psopie OF this seq
tiou. The tiRhtness Of the none
market has been Deosened To such a
: extent that the enterprise shoul
nov proceed without further hinde
= ance.
. The plant contemplated Is OF sple'
!, did capacity and We Understand th'
! large number VI contracts ha'
: been closed with local people int
d ested Ia mining claims Of the distric
+ and in reality, large one supply b
e been taken cat in the past Il
L months.
u Mr. Phelps viii return 10 this ca
II agalr Saturday, and viii iatervit
e the interested parties further on :
le deal - idaho Falls Post.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-17
)LITI(AL CONDITIONS IN NEpRASKA!'
nv Prevails Among Republicans Of Nebraska and Leaders
Are Very Much Worried.

Turkey keeps informed of the doings
everywhere within bis empire by
means OF spies. The average citizen
WHO has BIS little secrets would be
surprised to End how much the state
committee catalogners know about
him, things that he supposed even
his best friends never heard of.
Inese things all serve their purpose.
That 1t win take all the ginger
which the leaders can inject into tho
campaign to prevent the states de-
llYering its vote for Bryan is indi-
Gated 10 the tales which are brought
here b. the democrats and repupubli-
cans. The latter invariably report
that there Is little interest In the
campaien. People aren't talking pol
tiles, they say, and don't care much
hos the state goes. Democratic Wis
itors, on the other hand, have taken
pains to talk politics. They have
been inuuiring into the condition of
the public sentiment and they de-
clare that they lind an Increased re-
spect and enthusiasm for Bryan
everywhere.
The primaries which we're held last
week, gave another evidence of the
difference in the amount of enthusi-
assn 10 the two parties. Indications
from returns which have been re.
ceiyed up to the present time are
that much larger percentage Of
| what is considered the normal demo
cratic and p0puiist vote has beer
polled than that of the normal repub
iean vote.
Another exhibition of the situa
tion was given at the state fai
which closed last week. Bryan but
tons, Bryan badges, Bryan souvenir
of every character, we're very mucl
in evidence. There was little dom,
IN the Taft line.
1t was sharply accentuated in
comparison Of the republican rail
which the state committee held a
the fair ground and at the Brya
day meeting on the following dal
The republican committee had exter
siyely advertised its meeting, Coe
Crawford, governor of So1th Dakott
was to speak and he was billed as
Q forceful and eloquent orator. Co
!, ernor Sheldon was to be on the pr
n gram. Although the actual atten'
d ance at the fair was bigger than
J. the last day, as it always is, the pc
d ole went to the race track, the wi
II west show, the stock Judging CO
IS tests, pretty much everywhere e
e cept the auditorium, save when G
le band vas playing. There was go
re sized crowd there, but it was only
al handful Of the people on the grou
4 and it wasn't a marker to the thro
le which greeted Bryan on the folio
I'd ing day.
~ On that day there was just MT
ii ger handful at the race track, I
d. various attractions hac few visito
ke the people thronged to the audito
OF nm until those on the outskirts
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-17

The moderu pin-making machine
works automatically and completes
the min with the exception q coloring
and polishing. without he aid ~ hn-
man hands. Ia 1871 the device Tor
sticking pins 30 rows 81 papers was IN
vented by Samuel slocum y Connect
cut and pat ia Gse tu the factory
where pins were made by iir Howss
machine. It. was later Improved oy
Thaddcrs Foular This machine is Dc
scrlbsa ais scarcely less ingenious than
the pin.mag.bg invention ~ the use
Of these devices the total pin product
IN this country ohieAy 10 Connecticut
was a lttle over 5oGo0,Q9o gross 10
1900 Of which about iIsQo.Goo wsr'
ordinary pins, about 1906. oo9 Were
safety pibs and about 100000 ~er'
hairpius
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-17
constitutional Amendment No J.
EGeuNs loint Resolutions so. 10
St.b.4ttuss far EGaa.e latni Resolution



rs RNFN8 SECTION siS az ARffctE Eight
rla ~ gar CONSTITUTIONS ~ 1HE -sgAtf
~ rBARo. IotN4 ktsoiuTles 10 sunMit
aa rua ElEcfoas oH rgg STATE oP 'pAn"
FoR rHup trFcu9N aa AfpscfAt Am
AMrsuAASr rs EcUgS SIS uF AEFitt ~
ricuf5Hs 81 rHE Covsgttp rI0S ~ Fht
efkfn oF fbAAo 70 FtaHrf coeNTY AAsfa
saos ANp TAX cui.gtrogs rs FatLas stcH
Bfft-tiEs Asp clERIcAt HEtr AZ gisE htsl-
81 as rBEis oFrff NAY Et4 1858
--~s-=-------~~---e
sfc4los +. Thu section ek Of Afi5cie
eighteen ~ lbs eeevhaiiaa 4i ule state 81
| ldaba 10 IS amended t9 resj as iaiiavs
4 Section lhs Legislature 5l geoefal ana
eu i,fn i2us, aha.l pfyv13e iaF ihe eiec'eH
esgialv IN ea 81 al the sttersl eaaalies q
/ the M te. II t0agfy commits iahs8s, t. esaefH
4 5oaats treasurer wh9 is aNaacsl pu''ia
,an,slissi 4tuf ptobafe ja'ise. c5aa'f $50
bcrinien8eut 70 pebble nsireett0u, eoanf
assessor who Is e, 1sbes3 tlt e9l leeisi'. q a1a
5asf aaJ ars~Yot ae elefN Of ttse aHHe
7ar saali he es.#lie.5 aatitpi 1H4 fes2f .tf
~ sshef ,uumy ail erf shall he established
So d.s * staee bY genefal an8 gHlt.'ff
iss.s 80 p pas1le ifr slth Township prs ai
aal rsuse.ps officers - galsiic eanSentent
mas require. aui shai preser se taeff d3iF
+ sss f.s ilelf te7rus g aalcs Tbs lee 4arai
+ haG prcs z i1t tle sye scc uatataiiF
rsatf sastip, lfce1 sad gaagir'es
..a,ssrs ~ all let. vttt #aY Re os'teciet +
/. .s.~ aa g., a u sai wsnicir
Ill ,asr M rs3 sc6 aiti
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-17

feelings og mg client 20 be fEiaed
with In this fashions
That is the way % get the villain
90 The hip, We are Inclined 10 be-
lieve that the political eaueatiou In
recent years, which the people nave
had- thanks 20 President Roosevelt
has carried them clear q this kinder
Rargen stage and made men ot them
who thiak for themselves And set,
there mas be another victory 10 the
Bryan scare indianapolis News.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-17
Ordinance Number 81


An ordinance IL the Village ~ sal
mon CITY. Idaho. relating 70 tbe
Iif,arsp-t1xlug OF dogs prescribed IA
rules. regulations and penalties iof
violation 81 this ordinance
pe n ordained hy tie chairman au1
BOARD ol Village Trustees 81 the WI
iage ~ salmon CitY Idaho.
Section l.-1be owner, Keeper uf
haftssrsr oi every dog owned, Kept or
harfs3red Within he cotpofate lluii r
N the Village Of salmon CIV. ioaiif''
shall gay an annual license Hs'A
every dog ~ 0s ned, kept % hafp9fte
II three dollars upon aH male Coz
and 81 auuuIi license tar 81 Hft dttt
lars upu9 every ienals COZ 81 ktF-
o,goea or hafborea Within the e9I
r0rsie iigsits of the Village oi ~"
section > -Fvers person er person.
Lie owuer, keeper Of iHrDorer q aa
3os within tte corporate limits r.
tbe Village ~ SaiH0a CITY idato
aba stall faii for period ~ ~
Neeks ~ pas ths annual license ga
provided 80 section ore iefe4i sf4.
+ ~ deemed gmlity ot 4 lnis1emfaHa
ao8 up4n conviction thereof snail y
era7 ie ans amsBut nj less than ~
daE aYs add uot mere than tAeajl
sxe DC ara and ali the usgai eos
egnusrlei = ith abe pn'seeg i0a
S9rtisgs All annual license ~
- - u3ld upan augs shall he gSia
Tic village License taK oallect9r 40
surh liceuse TAX collector shall ne q
Titled to receive from tbs p9rtF Fa
iug gbs Iirsnss tax 80 addition 10 q
ansnuut Of sueh tax the SUM
B taenty-ave cents for each license =
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-17

the crowd could neither push farther
In nor hear or see ans Of the proceed
ings Of the meeting. They were peo-
pie from every portion OF the state,
farmers mostly and they showed IN
mistakably that they are interested
In this man who liked their state so
well that he came from Illinois 10 be
a citizen OF it, this man Who vent
abroad and was received by tSs men
Who are making the history II Europe
as no other private citizen ever was
received, this man who has 50 In
spired the confidence OF his fellow
partisans with bis unwaverlng patri-
otism that they nominated tiln 10 ue
their standard bearer for third
tine. though he had lost tao preyi
Gus fights.
Four hours before Bryan appeared
before that multitude he did no
know what he was going 10 tall
about. He had just returned froa
an exhaustive trip and he knew ori
that be was expected to dedicate tn
new auditorium. His theme, "ag
riculutre, = chosen practically on tn
q spur of the moment. indicated hi
rare Judgment and discernmenl
, those qualities which an executis
is called upon every day TO eyercis
n in the discharge OF his Office. IL wa
q In marked contrast With the lack {
f judgment and good taste displayed b
!. Mr.. Taft, when be took the occasio
: OF meeting at which the menhei
n OF the Grant family were all preser
to break through the sacred preeinc
OF the grave and much rake 6enef
~ Grant.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-17
SNr1.E so CREDITORS.

Estate al Frank haer deceased
Ndtiee i hereby given by this nntlrfsiEned
excs4tiix be the ESTATE ~ tfssa hAsf'
1ersaSed 4, the creditors ut an8 AID persons
haVine claims against tht sad decreased, 70
exhibit diem with tHn necessary vouchers
within Ten months sitter she tfst ppbhcatian
If iris notice, Is the SAID eSeeals1N.
Ceunty AZ lenslt. state pi iaaha
Natsi Srrl. T. ICES Margaret baeF,
exrcatlix 81 tbs estate ~ ffank usef 'iH
ceased.
First pub. Sept 1904
l mast nNh. Aepl ~. iLAlA.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-17
~ rnI PROBATE tOtHF
NaGise tar qualifications at Fihss" Ap'
t,alnfea for praNlag Nttt. rts'.

Ofthr County 81 ieBlhi, state AZ ldaho'
fu thc tnaitai az the estate OF silas Il king.
deceased
Fltrsasa 70 en- order 81 s.id oafi. mait
Ia the sg5h day u August iQaA, noiate p.
lycfrlly giyen tlAt AUntay thc 14st day y.
september, i4aN, a. 70 o'tiack q ~ u sai,
iay. al de Count kooa oi said Court at SAL
n,Gn. "a The said County % lcmii bAs g'eet
appointed Is ihe ITEMS AND plafe Ter tHnflHf
lbt NAL a said Silss = klna. aeeense
eud f9r haAriue }he application u 81
Lowry lof the issuance q him - letters Ett
lauae0,sfy, wheu ami whefy any pefsuo ga
trfssied nay appeaf and contest the same
Dated August aHh. 1908 6eNfRe steel,
Probate Judge and ,srk 81 tte Probate Aoaf
tilst pub Septrmhrf 5. igos
ast pub September ~, isas
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-17

Neb., Sept. e. Several |
| ts,snt TEXTURES ia political, de-
,ents OF the past week are
/ i've or reports which are re-
| .gr. Of the increasing likeli-
| that ". j. Bryan viii receive
| .a.reral vote OF bis home state
| IL. OF themselves they are not
| .-.f,e of anything, but they all
| .. travis to show the direction
h. , ad Of popular opinion.
r.. tadicate on the one band
t.. Jack Of interest and energy
I. 1d. enthusiasm among the
ana Hle,of repubIica MS in the
.4rn and IN their candidate.
l. lreetly opposite situation is to
nad Within the rank and tle Of
Il o..cy There is Interest ard
4 bu,llsm and purpose, a determine.
L. id ight this campaign for all
t. Is in them. Where the stauneh
Hanteau partisan trusts the party
/ aim this fall and lets ii 90 at
H. .r democrat Is out Spreading
L. -uel Of Organism. Where the
argues from the premise
r. Nebraska is a republican state
H therefore can't 20 democratic,
/ neilhbor Of the opposite camp is
lup- ether neighbours why it should
4 democratic. Where the repuhli.
H. stlte and local committees are
Iarjpl the brunt of the attempt to
kaEen enthusiasm for Taft and jim
herman il is the individual voter
kervUnere among the democrats
|bo j., doing the same work foi
Bryan
This fact is recognized by the re-
|ubicnn leaders and they are pfepar
h. 10 conduct campaign during
Ee next two months in which every
Hort will be spent to arouse th'
|pathy among their followers ant
Iake votes. The organization has
bracticaHy unlimited amount 0
hone at its command, it has hat
Ibe voters of the state eatalogued a
4 large expenditure and it is prepar
|ne to spring every trick known il
political warfare and few tina
haven't yet been trie1 to gather j
kOtes.
The card index, system has bee
Irouaht to its highest development
J point which gives the republica
leader, the opportunity to levy
species of political blaekmail. b
sides cataloguing a mans politics an
religion aud color and age and civ
band military record, information
also picked up by the men who mai
|up the poll concerning any pri7a'
little matters about the citizen. ii
knowledge OF which might be usef
in cosrcing him to vote as the con
|mittee wants. For instance, II
has debts the committee is inform
Of it. II he has ever swerved slight
off the straight and narrow path
is recorded at state committee hea
quarters. 1t is a system not nnli
the manner in which the sultan
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-17

Section Ihe seeFstagY "a state 3 hereby
seiherisea to sake pub!.caiicn # this coa-
srisufioual amendment ia each coeniy iof AZ
least ssx weaks prior 10 the next general
election IN NOD lesA 'aan one newspaper Of
general REGULATION published 10 each county
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-17

CAMP NO. 7sia, NJ. w. OF A..
Meets first and third Thursdays o.
each month.
John J. Gayer V. q
n. j. Atkins, Clerk.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-17
Constitutional Amendment No. -
House Jsinf Resolution Ne. =


lnlS4 RESOLUTION 70 nE SUBMITTED TO
rHr sIEsross o. THE Stars % lnAHo fos
REJECTION on ArFRnyAl,s rkofosiSsi fhk
grpFAt. OF SECTIONS II AND u oF AxriciE
v % rmg CONSTITUTIONS or ynAfin, ANn
paAposr~e AMENDMENTS 70 SECTIONS :, ~.
~ ANp a. oF AerieLK Y, And SECTION " on
ARTICLE KAN ~ THIS coNsrtrufEoA ot
TaE STATE or tnAlIe, FRaviptSe AnIsrsler
coiiRr fos KAca coUSrY AID NNtKNpiSc
ms JURISDICTION rp MI MAFrEss eF ork
RAfr, ANn tSovlniSG Fos THE kikcfioN
A.n APPOINTMENT % tpoaKs 4ukxKtos
ASn smmg SALARIES, ASp rHE fKsNS o.
lsAEr COX Rr,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-17
PUT cHllDaeN IN sara PLACE.
Fathers Ingenuity Saved orsprln
from the Ternsde's Fury.

AANfJl tffE f~+ b%AN q = -
wits which are servlccohla only IN
fair weather are not 81 mach use To
the pioneer 81 new airy. All
sorts Of yicissItudcs present them
selves TO tie dweller OF the wild re.
gions. Mr.. Wiley in his History 81
the white Mountains" gives an in
stance 81 n,au whose ingenuity with
stood a cvciaue. The lnr dent took
place in the early days Of Jackson.
A terrible tornSdo passed over the
little settlement II was SO strong
hardly anything could stand before e
Houses and barns were lcyeled, trees
were whirled about IN the air ike
sticks. and men and women were
/ caught UP and carried along for rods
One house was RACED to 80 ground
and chairs. tables, beds, bedding ans
children went flying about Ia th'
wind. The father u the family
snatching his babies from the rud'
grasp OF the monster. thrust the llttl'
folks heads through two rails q
fence and left them thus secured, witt
their legs dangling in the wind II
then went to took after his other PROF
erty
The Aye littlo children remainet
safe IN their fastening and uniniure
outrude the pest-Y Youths Con
paBion
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-17

One Of the best equipped
lines in the West, carrying
passengers, express and
freight.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-17

Also making Connection FOR Lees
bury and the BlasktIrd Copper Dis
trlct, Meyers Cove, Fo=ney, Yellow
Jacket and the great gold fields of
praue Basin, Thpader Mountain
and ali camps west OF salmon.
La Junta tribune., 1908-07-04

some careless hunter. Phil says he
is looking for the man that was be-
hind the gun. The colt Is a valuable
animal, Mr.. Greybach having re-
Gently refused 500 for him.
j. A. Park, one Of the leading
legal lights of Pueblo. was a La
Junta visitor last Monday attending
to the final settlement of the estate
of J. j. Watt in the county court.
Of which he is the administrator.
w. H. Dearstyne. the popular
salesman for the Peters Paper Com
pany. of Denver. was recently
elected president of the Travelling
Mems Protective Association, of the
Colorado Wyoming and New Mexi-
co division.
All of the barber shops in La Jun
Ia will close today promptly at noon
in order to give the boys a chance
to celebrate in the highest stvle of
the art. There will be nothing do
ing in the shaving line after the
noon hour.
Leslie Keffer and family of La
Junta. are visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs J. w. Keffer, and will re-
main until after the 4th. Leslie is
one of the reliable and trusted en-
gineers on the Santa Fe.-Garden
City Herald.
John A. Martin. one of Pueblo's
shining legal lights. is expected
home shortly from Boston and other
eastern cities. where he has been in
the interest Of the novel recently
written by him and which is to be
published in a short time.
Ed. Kranz. the La Junta contrac-
tor, arrived in Lamar yesterday to
begin the work of remodeling the
Union Hotel building. where the
new Citizens bank will be located.
Mr.. Kranz did considerable con-
tracing in Lamar several years
ago, and is well known here
Lamar Sparks.
\ Brskemen C. G. Brown and ". |
Dodd. who were arrested in La Jun |
u, Thursday Of last week. on al
charge Of assault and robbery were !
taken to Trinidad for trial. They |
had . hearing before Justice Bright, |
Of that city. and were discharxed q |
there was no evidence to substanti-l
ate the charge. Ration Reporter.
Engineer O. W. Mccartney rel
turned home last Wednesday from
Kan. where be has |
been viewing the landscape and
other attractions Ger for several
days. Some. Of the railroad boys |
ire doubtful whether he should |
have returned home alone or not.
The great event may have bsen just
postponed for : brief serson.