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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01

All this revival OF hope 50 apparsny
n every line OF industry Is due to one
thing oniy-a confidence that the work
OF the. government engineers assures
bountiful supply OF water when
needed for rirrigating nearly . quarter
Of q million acres IN. the valley.
The engineering work OF the reois-
nation service here has furnished .
fruitful topic for many writer's. and Il
II doubtless wen known to tho public
generally. In many OF IL features.
however. Il. is SO spectacular, 30 un-
usual and so interesting that it IN
yites repetition.
Take the huge Roosevelt dam. for
instance. This stupendous structure n
higher than the tallest building IN San
Francisco and IL one-nfth OF . mile
long on top. To build such structure
anywhere would excite interest. Think
OF building It So miles from . railroad
In a region heretofors regarded as all
but inaccessible. See how. that COM
plicated the work Of the engineer. The
engineer In charge was necessarily a
man OF many parts; first.- as surveyor
he laid out and built a broad wagon
road with easy grades. as tons and
tons of machinery must be brought In
Before this was done he had to meet
and ovsrcome the problem OF labor
supply. for. white labor was scarce and
could not stay the route. For q time
tho engineer turned missionary and
held pow vows with the Indians into
whose country the road was planned.
And such Indians.-the. Apaches. long
regarded as the most untractabls and
hopeless OF American red mani When
600 Of these savages went on the gov
eminent. payroll and began with pick
and shovel and scraper. to carve a won
derful highway through the mountains.
the old theory that the Indian won't
work received terrific JOLT They did
work. They worked faithfully and
we'll. and they are on the Job yet
The engineer and the contractor
needed lumber. and lot Of 1t. Thirty
miles away were national forests. so
Uncle Sans man put up two sawmil1s
and won't. to work cutting government
timber. A town was built. camp build
ings. power plants. water works and
other structures were erected. Cheap
power was required. so a power canal
16 miles long was. excavated and a
power dam was built across the river
to turn the water into 1t. Near the
site OF the great dam this canal passed
into a tunnel and dropped the water
sheer g20 feet upon the turbines and
generated 1000 horsepower. This
power is used by the contractors; 1t
lights the camps. runs the cement plant
and rock crusher, pumps water from
the distant springs and Is utilized for
many other purposes.
To build the Roosevelt dam 100000
barrels OF cement are required. The
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01
HREHIgToRI@ CANAL GED NEAR rEgA.r
tHIE WORE OF UNKNcWN BUHlERe

IL By nature boostsr The dssIsS4 6S
Salt river valley Regards u ii. the
choicsst spot on saytA and b rsady 1t
all times to submit ampis proof that
his belief IL not unfounded. This 10y
atty to section he's proven Of tremsn-
dous value to the government in con-
Quoting its work and IL having Its ef-
feet today In tho upbuildinE there Of .
splendid commonwealth. 1t is un-
necessary to recite more than ono In
stance Of this Characteristic as show
Ing the spirit Of helpfulness and mu-
tuality. which prevails on the part of
the people. Notwithstanding success
sivs years Of drought and destructive
floods, three communities bonded them-
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01

selves h the sum Of $4,000 to assist
In building . wagon road across the
desert and into the mountains, 10 that
the government could bring its heavy
machinery to the site selected for It's
huge dam. Tho visitor to tho valley
today is at onoe impressed with the
vigorous life everywhere evident.
Everything Is booming. Everywhere
there are signs OF building and sub
stantial growth, New homes are
springins up all over the. valley; new
industries are developing in the towns;
land values have trebied and are still
increasing. Phoenix. Mesa and Tempe
are assuming metropolitan airs and ex-
tending their limits. 80.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01
SKTRIVER Power g
AND @ONERNr1ENT
GErIENT F1lL.
By.C. /. Blanchard

TIN early sosourner IN the greaa
desert valley. OF Salt river. IN
n Arizona, called it ptbe land that
God. forgot" Across its broad
bosom family he could trace the long
lines Of ancient canals cholSeo with the
windswept drift OF. centuries. Here and
there in the. solitudes Of the desert and
IN the shadowy canyons he found the
ruins Of a civilization that had its
birth when Rome was In. the glory OF
its youth. He gazed in wonder and
awe upon the architectural and engin-
eering work of the first American irri-
gators concerning whose. fate there is
nausht but conjecture. He drank OF
the swift flowing river TO assuage HIS
burning thirst and found it's water
salty. .EveTything that sprang from the
burning sands was covered with thorns.
and everything that crawled over the
desert was deadly. It was topsy-
turvy wonderland. uninviting and un-
attractive save In it's wonderful color
ing and In the compelling mystery
which always broods over the desert
primevel. What wonder that he CALEB
Il land accursed.
Could he return today to the scene
OF his early wanderings he would note
4 miracle accomplishing. An oasis Of
green is expanding over si3 square
miles Of that .expanse OF dust and des-
olation. Cities and towns have sprung
UP in the midst OF this emerald island
communities representative OF the high
est and best types Of American citizen
ship.
Five years ago the condition Of the
average farmer In Salt river valley was
far from hopeful In many places the
desert had resumed its sway and once
fruitful orchards and vineyards de-
prived OF water through shortage in
stream how withered and died under
the glare OF an almost tropio sun Ter
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01

rinc floods swept away bridges. dams.
and headworks like chan and washed
out miles and miles OF canals The
farmers Impoverished themselves in re-
placing the. works which nearly every
food destroyed.
The passage of the reclamation act In
1902 found this valley an ideal neld IN
which to initiate one Of the first Of
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01

the national works. From the incep-
tion of the Salt river project the oiti-
Gems of the valley almost as unit CO.
operated heartily with the reclama-
stion service In furthering the grea,
work which il today nearing compile
tion. The element Of oivic pride ia
strongly noticeable II this yallsy. Ths
Arizonan l. naturally optimlstio and
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01

TIN early sosourner IN the greaa
\ desert valley. Of Salt river. in
n Arizona, called it pthe land that
Cod for1ot" Acro.. ~. hroa6
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-25

|1 u s,esII q ] /! vein il 4 a ( !, IS ! I:
.l Maiclalaa .1 rhode za-
[ 81
ko6dcilaa 1t16rlJy~SpofWykk'o 4
min lnl,iaa.z,sWa bedie mlo1ana
dzielemnl lego energm piracy,
a4jegn tez zabiegom zaWdzie::
eza pisskklnI1Jy rozkwit szkola
,oskt6rej zacny slu-
81 Bo.zy nigdy@n ii zapom,inlla.
% 1ziakii hojnYm ofiarom pa
rafian madrym. radon al
mnistracyjnym proboszcza,
parafia sw. Michala Archa
.5nioia poszczycic sie moze "a
kiIka miesiecy wspanialym
gotyckm budYnkiem koEc:el-.
Inym.
u,czuciach parafian'
south.ahieagoskichA ola
aWaeeggp pastoral 6Wiadczy- "a;
dose ichz poWodu nominacyi,
iaka kochany ich proboszcz
Original. O~przywiazaniu do
osoby Nominate konfratI6R
] licznych przyjaci6i sWiad--
szyczenie j gfatulacye, ia
{kiesnadchodza stosami Z kaz-
,degoszakatka Stan6w Zjednlo-
sczonych. Przysz1y ks. BIZ
aakkulpp, wzruszony do glebi
serca, dziekuie Ws11Jyystikllimo,
|.przypisujac n'o,mrraiInraacye swoja
Iasce Bozej, sobie zas tylko
,,chiet pracowania j sluzenia
YIN, Ktoizy mu ga najblizsi,
Il. Polakom ~nnajwiecej tel
piracy potrzebujacym.
i Cd
bedzie1 sic " przeciagu mic.
siaca " katedrze Najsw. imie-
MIA. Piastujac Wysoki sw6j
urzad koscielny, Naiprzew.
ks. Biskup Pawel Rhode ME-
zaWodnie zamieszka nadal v
parafii fw. Michala Archanio-
Ia; ~przynajmniej take 50 pla-
ny ma teraz, chyba, re
koniecznosc wymaga6. bedzie
zmiany rezydeneyi; Najprzew.
ks. Biskup Rhode zastosujee
sic do zarzadze6 wyzszej
;w}adzy. "A. B.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-25
.Ucsz,my dz l;i1I,. ! \. na s. czytat:
plisac ! movie pc polsku!

.G4o6ne dis ma caly swiatt
ncwe bezprawia pruskie, Wy
dzierajace Po q AZ gWa}temn
ziemie i zakazujace uzywaniaa
jezyka polskiego ma i zebra
mach, oraz nparcie ma
wsch6dD Prusak6w; ujawnuiia.
jace sic ma ziemi polskiej
pod .panoWaniem rosyjs{kiietmn
i W Galicyi wstrzasnelo ME
tylko lcafymm, narodem pol
skim, lecz take. Gala SIo-
wia61szczyzna. Cd Po1ak6W'
posssyy,pF'aly sic pllr'otesty, i5nnfyc'h
plemion s1owia1skich Wybit-
nissreprezentanei zaczeli sic
zastanawiac mad pelaczeniemm
Wsaystdk kiIs' Ii|'t sl q
nei orbrEo7niiee prrzec ci1g' na ,'la
niemiockiej. " tyym IN c ,ell |
ie,4zaazili do Petersburga, ably
pojaanac Rosyan Polakamnii,
saadmSc sfusz II s.. II i be-. z y 3
1m,liiea1zy te 4 ~ dWomla nla 9 l'iEls
snl,iii,esjjjsisze'mi plleslmfiil ; 9 mllot,WJy
bytan:ie 5moz i,e . zjedlnllo1ccszl,e1nliiluE;;
wy VIZ plemlli1o'nn. sloW " q
sk l:Ie1ll Jestto t9edy pie l'apy
krok uczyniony. v W y ta6tsls
wynn wynn kterunku, . chociaz
bylobys eidae,rzteczznoscia spo-'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-25
N,.Es@a| Fae .NfN'. N3S,EGFNEFf 8sN~-N~s NFTtEst =!
DEPENDING wis.
J
~. cZerWca, 1905

=. czerWca, 1903.
2 soboty n q: niedzzise 'k Il; ,g.zl npocyy
mniielismy " uleW =, desszpzz 49, .egkreapp-
ny ggrraz:mplopt, asnie obe ~ &. Us j t,l bez u
derzenia. Piorunz uderzyf " cagn1tral-
nl:ae stacye telefonicznae wypalif
wwszystkie druty i ola tego przez5 ca :
,la niedziele te1efony ME p%racowaly,
nadto piiorun wlecial do bapku, kt6-
~ sic mliieSci IA dole, y tym samymml
budynku gdzie offs ~telefondw M
pietrze. w baihrfk1ui w si,sSa pl'dwstaf o
glen, a ze jjuizatlbjyy4o okofo4. goaziny
Srano, sposttzegisto pan Gartus .dal
alarm, ale bank byl zamknisty ola
tego wybiito szybbe " dr. wiseh$i W.
puszczono syna Spapa j. R. Isibow-
skieggo,. ably maszynke doHsliezenia
pieniedzy Wydostal. Oggien, z1es byl
VEGAS spostrzzegzzponnyy, sp.oerrao'1boiile tJylkEo
mma1oazkodyy, be 4 ": krastce &c &c neaszo
no. P'odobanl q i. we 1wiell ta,i iERqnnyych
ME scach qderzyts pioruns,leoz sig
ME MONA d9 'ejgll1is !, bas telefo on
zepsuty. Wiatr tsf :N viz ok s's2p
vice kaAd i sied K ETY. Y { a 3! oba-
wiajjaec sic, aby mas zn6N y nawie-
dill cyklon. ! ,s.s / ...s.
4. a; ROM Balls
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N,li1ASI AGEFCI..

tUpowaznieni SO do kolektowania
abonamentu WIARUsA nastepujacy
Tnasi agenoi mieiaoowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
COLUMBUS, Nebr., w ktof Tarasinsb
FRIED N. Oak D. F. Szarkowsh I
GRANVILLE, S. Dak:;,g Josef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE Wis Jan Remmbalski
Melen,,Wls Teofl Derdowsk H..
MARLIN. ~ ,Gorskii i ~ /, .;.1 WI
NANTIcpKIs Pay. Jabtohtkss ~ = ~
NEW WAvERLY, Tex. 7, r. P roch
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogcrzelski
ST ANNA, Mimi, Adam Waldawski
GREENHOUSE. MINI, "A. J. Kulas t
BREMOND, Tex. Jan Fan
WARSAW,,SN..D. Teodor. sWysocki #
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Arcybisklip Quigiiseey5 I
.otrzymal ga delegataaptoss
Ittto,lls||lkl.settggol1I. az Nggra. alt d |. 7
Waszyngtonu breYeepapieass
k & . dek amianqaiiac {,
Il a d RI'yI9.soedle,goel. 4 B Sc lssl1F-s
penn. Document n..nosi d. d.
e "a mraia 50 .podpllislanll,y''II
Jest przez sekretarza sttanluu
.papieskiego, KaTdynala M e;
TydelVal AXIS. Pawei Rhode
Jest " MIN mianoWany Bis
kupem tytularnym Bark
sGest TO miejscowo66 polozo-
nav p6lnocnej Afrycet in.
.paribus infideliump, Z. E,sks
ArcYbiskup jeeszcze prze{d1plso:=-
lluIdniem uWiadlomio tenn s., I
Pawla REhodego ]. zap j s i
60, BY dzzisiaj przypyl !. !. do 9
|5rezydencyi arcybiskupiej ce
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llI.,'.:. 1s'ss.
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sa'.., go ...,L1r. I'LL. $.
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i a.a 80 ~ 80.
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:. 81 800, r.:
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tennvch lat kilka odbvwaI
bierwsze WISE studya v
Kollegium Naisw. Maryi Pan
ny, " st. Marys Kentucky.
kRolleggium to- dis dnia po-
zosta1e pod zarzadem ~.
]; Nma~rt WychWstahcoW kurs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-25

1865 GAs go ssysss saS#a ss.ssss Ha4sss# s$554
re Rlselpuuhdliilk q z sai' 4 .Iln
I1tt.Jy'gg .l' ,l1 50 III 81 IA; mo 8
cy1aaask g na pre- 81
;zydentais vice prezyaenta,
iakt mo y iiesazzee,zz'el "a, niiggdl5y'
.spp'rzzleitdllt|jeial l e. X nd M .|s1 a
prezydenta=zpbtoran za=ppierW-
m.sszzgglosoWanie -.
ITafta zzstanu Ohio, IA vice.
|prezz!ydeenttsaat:. \. s 81, lr1l'll' i Z
New York Pan Taft
Jake l''o pIollEit n ct obec7
|neggoo prezyden[tGaB Roose 81.
I:velta, moze ssnapeWno iczye
ia slime popareie partyi re-
P 4. So 80 1et'ta
'za5, jako ciesz "a sic zaufa-
MEM .ly |, obyWaate[i y
800, A. $500; $3.50 49,,
FTaitoWi. ie5eli. demokraci %.
|stawia ma kapdydata VI. j.
EBryana.:-: - Pan ". j. Bryan
wsdW6ah poprzednich kampa-
mach. lie potrafil poiaczyc
EwszvstIicb demokrat6W. !
|tego All %. trzeci raj lie
.JJezeli vice demo-
Ekraci sie. ME. iopamietaja i
obiora .. Is Brvana
|swvm doW6dca. Is mozemv
IN azi6 ! neWno6cia nrzepo-
i; odzio6 81 rani,hl;Lan;e5 s.
,+,,no ..roLn u,ze;osa
g
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-25

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d1e 81 N sz "a
q, sk y tl4illg a. 4 { ID so q
WlIi'e,d1|zz lin ! sE',E' t.|,I'| 'l'!lI s; NE
mlliln,liiilesjj pparsz,e,iel.ii!e,lz'sH5nllii ,t q q
boyllo,bty' przy1plyul lE.s ca ~ . j
lei Wi4ycie W,szystko1 vi
e1i, ! OWl q ! 81 ssaad "A 4 !;
wa w 'l'zya,cs!yy ITO ~. 81 o.azlaleaaWie d
,c 3 & - d1E1 F'ug q s'i'11l ,l1,j plr s.:
~ mad skupianiem rozka-
.WalkkoWanej Ola teggoo b6ezsil-
nejj SloWiia9nsszcc!zyzny,
W Amnneeryce pI1rl'o,att,essty pot q;
.skie przeciW gWaltom pru--
skim byl!y ggl,oSaniliiejjsze do
'bitniejsze nil gdziekollWiie ,s
DO czujemy sic to wolniieejj-
.szymi, zatem tez o%dczuWamy
|lepiej ~niespraWiedlilWo6 wy
rzadzona braciom naszym.
[Czyz atolil VS. ld5l1 jr ii
uczynli[llii, coS5my miloegli j p,dI;
winni byli uczynic, Mynurza
JAG swe wsp6lczucie braci
naszej j oburzenie j wzgarde
ola Wrazego Prusactwa?
C,!h.yba mel Wiemy przeciezz,
co powiedziano delegacyi ma
s,zz'esj " Westinghouse, a to
mas zadowoli6 ME mozet,
trzeba zatem dalej dzia:-!
lac. Zawody, niepoWodzenia
zawsze So szkola ola zaWie
|dzonych, przeto j my uczyff
sic powinnismy 2 niepomysE
.nego zalatwienia sic kongre-
su z. naszymi protestami, jakk
.ogledniej brac sic do dzie1a
" przyszlosci w podobnych
%spraWach.
T. Rzucono narazie mysl "
.stanoWienia platnej agency
W Westinghouse, kt6raby W
imleniu calej Polonii amery--
Ka6sskiej wystapowa1a wobec
rzadu Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych W obronie imigracyi j
v, potrzebie. niesienia moral
pei pomocy=naszej Ojczyznie.
.Mysl to sWietna j nieoobliczo-
ne korzysci rokujaca, byle
W czyn zamienic. Ale
kto sic tenn J.: z,ajmie? Pan
J6zef Smolihski, Gala dusza
sprawie ,polskiej# oby
watel am9erykath.skkii, prropo:
nuje, by zaje}y sic ustano-
i ~utrzymaniem tel
politycznej agency Wielkie
nasze organizacye:: ,,Zwiazek
Narodowy Rolski,n Unia Pol
ska " AkAlmrl.e;ryce, ZjePdnotcze-
Pan p%ulkownik Smo-.
zlozyl juz niejeqno-
doWody, IL INA po-
t7r ,;z1. naszej emiggrac,yi, ale
u11sposobienia organizacyixna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-25

ME h 81 i 4 li Il Is
pIotem =, d "a q z 2l3lilf'sIasl q
a. q. takieh 81 using % . pane llsl
Ip'1 ls' ! 81 6iPes pls e N IS l'I'''|'
AZ 'l,lil l|ls'1@ W 7,Il'Ilgs1
! q 81 iiE2 ME q. mlQ s'lsl9 anl sl ny
I|S ljllg' o 81 al i |:i at 4 re Pr Z zen
;tl,ascYyl ggdz i sl!t sl.t mn ME
" Wl q Agent q cyl /
reprezentant nasz " Va q
SIlhlii,ngttdo5,9nliiis{5 J. &. ttrl'ulldt al !, beadoI ne
hi mlia IL zaa .Iil, . oegrr,o,lmlln q. praa5-
. ,{ jTeszzelf besdel,zliiet, die Sic st az
.sp t}1II sW6 oblow ii !, l sui
smlisnniiie; ia Ito trzeba ma 8:
prod czasu, ---ppotem picnic
d d !. ssdtaaa4l g, pensyi: PIANO. q g:
|nada;a u nike stanowisko,
Maia,nn;= sub;aszawodowa -
B,,wiazki, azaladWia5kia
dus nao3a ~ .l,,h dwa razu !,
j 'roEa: '1b6zVolilvbv panl
northumberland sie snraWa-
minaazwapcz;a;;;nami "A chwi-
Is tvlKo, tam potrzeba Dill
nowa6 ihtaresn naszeeo IA.
rodowepoieas lkazdeeo dnia !
kazdei pfaWie sgodzinV. -.
Pan smolinski wkorespon |:
dencyi ada: .Kuryera Kato
ofiarnie sWe usluei
"a Wynaerodzeniem $4,000
~ .rok. naszem zdaniem=iest
to nader, skromne zadanie,
:lecz s. pu4kownik liczy tyl-
~ JT@r ~ ~ Ea4I& STH3HL5E1tE S53Sf ~ - ~ ~
La Junta tribune., 1908-12-05
Administrators Sale.

Notice Is hereby given, that on
Saturday. the twenty-sixth day of De
cember, 1905. next, between the hours
OF 10 o'clock in the forenoon. and .
o'clock in the afternoon of said day,
at the late residence OF Chrysastum
r. Dodds. DECEASED, at 405 Lincoln
avenue. La Junta, county of Otero. and
state OF Colorado. the personal prop
erty of said decedent, consisting OF
three horses. one colt, one COW. one
set OF double harness. two sets OF
single harness, two plows, one
Stanley rabbit plane. two work
benches one set Of carpenters tools.
two leather fly nets. one set cord
nets. one endgate seeder. one emery
grinder, two wire stretchers. one set
OF platform scales. one one-horse wag.
on. 100 cedar posts. one single shovel
plow, I2O pounds of chicken wire.
l20 pounds OF hog wire, one hay rack,
one one-horse buggy. one farm wag-
on, one sand bed for wagon. five
shovels, one scoop shovel, two stone
hammers. one sledge, one revolver,
two cement tampers, six brick chis-
els, thirty hens and chickens. ten
tons of hay. one-half interest In thirty
acres of alfalfa pasture. one refriger-
ator. one kitchen table, six dining
chairs. 800 red brick. $50 pounds OF
nails and other articles. will be sold
at public sac. in accordance with an
order of Court.
Terms of sale. Cash.
J. ADDISON DODDS, Administrator.
La Junta. Colorado, December 2.
1908.
First publication. December s. 1908.
Last publication. December 10. 1908.
La Junta tribune., 1908-12-05

do, for the highest and best price
the same will bring In cash. four
weeks public notice having been pre-
viously given OF the time and place
OF such sale by weekly advertisement
In some newspaper OF general circu-
lation 1t that time published In Otero
county. and to make and give to
the purchaser or purchasers at such
sale. certificate or certificates Of
purchase Of and for the premises
sold, for the purpose Of paying the
principal and interest due on said
note, and all monies advanced for
taxes. insurance and assessments.
with interest thereon, after first pay
ing all fees. charges and cost Of max
Ing such sale and advertising said
premises.
Whereas. default has been made in
the payment Of the principal and In.
terest. amounting to Ten Hundred
Sixty-six Dollars and Sixty.six cents.
and said default still exists.
Whereas. Henry T. West, OF Gree
ley, Colorado, the legal holder Of
said note. has declared a violation
OF the covenants of said note and
deed of trust, and that said In
debtedness is now due and payable.
and has elected to advertise
said property for sale. and has filed
his written notice OF election and
demand for sale with the undersign-
ed as such public trustee;
Now. therefore. in consideration
of said notice and request. and in
compliance Herewith, and under and
by virtue Of the power and author.
ity conveyed to and vested in me
by said deed OF trust, l. G. IL. Down
er, Public Trustee In and for Otero
county, state of Colorado. do here
by give four weeks public notice
that / will on
MONDAY, DECEMBER Z, 1908,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon. at
the Kansas street front door of the
Court House, at La Junta, in the
county of Otero, state of Colorado.
sell all the above described premises
at public auction for the highest and
best price the same will bring in
cash, or SO much thereof as will be
necessary, for the purpose of paying
said Indebtedness of $lO66.66. and the
expenses Of executing this trust.
Dated at La Junta. Colorado, this
4th day OF November, 1908.
G. II. DOWNER,
Public Trustee for Otero county,
Colorado.
First publication. November Z. 1908.
Last publication. December 5. 1905.
La Junta tribune., 1908-12-05
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior. United
States Land Office, Pueblo, Colo.
November 2. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Elmer
II. Cook. OF La Junta, Colo. who. on
December 12, 1904. made Destrt Land
Entry No. 562. serial. No. 01692. for
east half southeast quarter. north
west quarter southeast quarter. north
east quarter southwest quarter. sec
ton three, township twenty-four
south. range fifty-four west. sixth
principal meridian, has filed notice OF
intention to make final proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above de-
scribed. before the clerk of the dis
trict court, at La Junta, Colo. on
the 22d day of December, 1908.
Claimant names rs witnes:es: Will
liam T.. McCarty. of Lowell. Mich. !;
Theodore J. Cook. r. Forest Mayhem,
Charles L. Seeley. all of La Junta.
Colorado.
s. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. November IA. 1908.
Last publication. December 10. 1908.
La Junta tribune., 1908-12-05

proval OF such sale By the court.
the purchaser will be entitled to .
deed Of said real property.
JNO. q. GAUCER.
Administrator Of the estate OF n. O.
Coggins. deceased.
Dated at La Junta. Colorado. this
27th day OF Of November. A. D. 1908.
First publication. November 2s. 1908.
Last publication. December 26. 1908.
La Junta tribune., 1908-12-05
Notice Of Public Trustee. Sale.

Whereas, George H.West,of Ordway
Otero county. Colorado, did by his
certain deed Of trust. dated the
Sixth day OF April, A. d. 1908. and
recorded May 9Th, A. d. 1908, in boo'
10S, at page 50, of the records in the
office Of the County Clerk and Re-
corder OF Otero county, Colorado, con
vey to the Public Trustee Of said
Otero county, Colorado, the following
described real estate situate In the
said Otero county, Colorado, to-wit:
Lots numbered One "a to Sixteen
(16). all In Block Number Nineteen
(19), Vests Subdivision. in the
town Of Ordway. according to the
plat of said town and subdivisions.
Also to water for said premises for
irrigation and domestic uses. as
derived from the Colorado Canal,
through lateral bitches supplying said
town.
Which conveyance was 80 made In
trust TO secure the payment Of his
one promissory note, OF Hike dste OF
said deed OF trust. for the prin-
cipal sum Of One thousand Dollars,
payable to Henry T. West, together
with interest at the rate OF ten per
cent. Principal and interest payable
- SET out In said notes.
Whereas. 1t Is further provided in
said deed Of trust that in case Of
default in the payment Of the prin-
cipal, interest or taxes, after the
same becomes due and payable. then
the principal sum, ~ evidenced by
said note. may be declared due and
payable. and 1t shall and may be
lawful for said Public Trustee to sell
and dispose Of said premises and all
the right, title and interest Of the
said George II. West, his heirs and
assigns, at public auction 1t the
Kansas street front door Of the
County Court House In Ia Junta, in
Otero county. and state Of Coaora-