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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-08-15
SHELDON WON'T TAKE
CORPORATION FUNDS

Chicago. Aug. 15.-GeOrge f. Shell
don. treasurer Of the Republican ma
tional committee. said today that be-
cause OF ignorance OF the law passed
by Congress prohibiting corporations
from making campaign contributions
he had been compelled 10 send back
many checks he had received. al
though the money was sorely needed.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-08-15
~. G. DARDEN. |"
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS.

New York. Aug. 1.-THE statement
OF clearing house banks for the week
shows the banks hold $5761s,625
more than the requirements Of the
25 per cent reserve rule. This Is a
decrease of S1,6O5,65O in the proper
tiOnate cash reserve as compared
with last week.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-08-15
NATIONAL GUARDSMtN PATROL STREETS OF SPRINGFIELD
AND OFFICERS FEAR ANOTHER CLASH WITH MOB TONIGHT

Neuro Who Assaulted White Woman was Identified by His
Victim and Mob Gathered to Lynch Him But was Held
Back by officers Until Their Prisoner Could be Spirited
Away. Enraged at His Escape Mob Wrecks Place Of
Man VINO Made Escape Possible. and then Attacked
Neoro Quarters Burned Buildings and Threatening
Death 70 Every Negro Encountered Soldiers Over
powered and Relieved Of Their Guns when Resisting
Rioters.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-08-15
BtRNAl|LlO COUNTY DELEGATION LEAVES FOR CAPITAL
MONDAY IN PRIVATE CAR, ANIO BY TWO BANDS

1t VIII be Joined Here 6y Delegations From Southern Part
OF Territory and Many Spectators Who viii Attend the
nton--Sanoovd County Today Adds to the List
Which Has Been Steadily Growing Larger in Support
of the Present Delegate in Congress and HIS Nomlna-
tiOn on the First Ballot is Now Assured,
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-08-15
ANOTHER SMtL!ER IS
IN PROSPECT F0R J
SOCORRO
Old Property OF Guggenh6imS
may be ReOpened -WOIk-
men Start Today.
NEW ESTATE VALUES
SHOW BIC INCREASE

Twenty men started work this
morning eXcavating for the new
smelter, and the work is to be pushed
to completion as rapidly as possible,
said 7. ii. Napton, of Socorro, who, in
company with w. IL. Fullerton and
Mr.. Mcbride, is spending the day N
Albuquerque. "A gang of men has
been clearing the ground and doing
the preliminary work. continued Mr.
Napton, and that has all been ac-
complished. The contractors are now
ready to go ahead with the actual
construction and expect to keep right
al it.
"The cost has been increased. to).
AS originally planned the smelter
would cost $4,000, but since the
plans were agreed on several inn
proyements and add tions have been
made which will bring the cost when
completed to about 100000. 1t will
give Socorro an up-to-date smelter
with a capacity of 200 cars of ore a
uay and the addition of this industry
has started a boom which has re-
suited in increased activity In all the
contiguous mining territory and
brighter prospects for every line OF
business in Socorro.
1.-The Pan American Mining and
Smelling company, which is building
the smelter Oy an agreement with the
business men Of Socorro. has ample
capital to back the proposition. and
the way they are going at it is an
indication Of the promising field the
mining sections around Socorro pre-
sent.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-08-15
Prisoner at bloomington.

lieved that Richardson, who was
brought here from Springfield to pre-
vent a lynching. is still in jail here.
despite the announcement that he
had been taken to Peoria. Everything
Is quiet here.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-08-15
NIGHT Of WILD R|OT|NG FOLLOWS
ATTEMPTED LyNCH|hl> N ILLINOIS

Mob Disappointed Over Miss q Its Prey
Makes General Attack on / VrO Set
tlement and the COlOred Rd, Retail
iateS---Severdl Clashes During the
Night Finally Results in LynChing
One Negro and the Death Of Two
White Men, While Dozens are Seri-
ously Injured by MiSSilS Thrown by
Rioters.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-08-15
DARDEA PLEASED WITH
STATEHOOD PROSPECTS
sends Telegram to Citizen From Nir-
ginia on REORGANIZATION Of W. III.
Andrews.

The following telegram was receiy-
ed by The Citizen today:
"Keswick, Va, Aug. is.
The Citizen, Albuquerque, n. NJ.
denomination and election OF our
delegate, w. II. Andrews, TO Congress,
means statehood this Congress and a
thorough approval Of the good work
done in behalf Of the people of New
Mexico.
-. G.. DARDEN."
As Mr.. Darden is well known In
New Mexico, his message at this time,
viii also serve as another proof Of
The Citizens frequently repeated
statement that the people want An
dreWs and statehood
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-08-15
DARING HOLDUP WAS
PULLED OFF AT
SPOKANE
Two Men Held UP Engine
Crew. Cut OFF Mail Car and
LeiSurely Robbed 1t.
AMOUNT OF BOOTY
SECURED is UNKNOWN

Spokane, Aug. 15.-One of the most
daring holdups ever attempted was
successfully pulled OF on train No. 8,
the transcontinental train Of the
Northern Pacific, almost within the
city limits Of Spokane after midnight
last night.
Two masked men boarded the train
at Otis and after a briel encounter
with the engineer and fireman, the
mail car was detached. One of the
highwaymen took charge Of the en-
gine and brought the train and mail
car west to Trent. There they dis
missed the trainmen and proceeded to
within a mile of Yardley, where they
proceeded to rob the mail car.
1t is not known what booty they Sc
cured. The baggage and express cars
were untouched and none of the pas
sengers were molested.
Hid on the Train.
st. Paul, Aug. 15.-NOrthern Pa
cific offices have received brief re-
port today of the holdup of westbound
Northern Pacific passenger train east
of Spokane last night The robbers hid
themselves on the train at Rathdrum
and shortly after covered the engine
crew, disconnected the engine and
mail car and run them some distance
from the train.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-08-15
". H. ANDREWS ON FIRST BALLOT
WILL BE NOMINEE OF CONVENTION

Present Delegate in Congress Will be
Named in Republican Convention at
Santa Fe Tuesday Beyond Possibility
of Doubt, Sufficient Number of Dele
gates Having Already Been Instructed
by County Conventions to Assure
Him the Honor. While Many Unin-
struCted are For Him.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-08-15
Want Another Smelter.

There is a probability that the old
smelter owned by the Guggenheims,
which has been idle for a long time,
will be re-equipped and opened for
business. The old smelter was closed
by the Guggenheims and though ef-
forts have been made at various times
to reopen 1t, nothing has ever come
# the idea. Now, however, with the
new smelter opening up and every
body boosting, Socorro and the terri
tory around it is facing greater pros
Perity and the old smelter Will prob
ably be revived. George Cook, one OF
the old-timers at Socorro, has gone TO
It. Louis to see II he can secure con-
trol Of the old smeter, and If he sue
ceeds he will reopen 1t and start 1t
again,
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-08-15

to prevent the lynching. Some of the
members of the mob declared the ne
gro shot two white men and when his
opened fire, wounding two. After the
mob strung him up it riddled his body
with bullets and commenced to dance
around the tree. At this point troops
arrived and commenced firing, caus-
ing the rioters tc disperse. BY daylight
the streets were practically cleared.
By 6 tonight the First, Fourth and
Fifth Infantry regiments will be in
the state capital and the disturbed dis
tricts of the city will be under mar
tial law. The city was comparatively
quiet at noon today but the atmo-
sphere is tense with suppressed excite
ment. Every means possible will be
taken to prevent further rioting and
to wipe out evidence of the damage
done by the mobs last night.
w. II. Bowe, chief clerk in the
iously wounded in a fight during the
| right, three blocks from the scene OF
/ the Hunter lynching. He was sci
/ upon by a number of negroes, one oi
! whom shot him through the body
/ The bullet grazed mis- liver and in
| tlicted a dangerous wound. He wal
/ then robbed and beaten and woulC
have been killed had not one of tn,
negroes recognized HIM and caused
/ the others to desist. Bowe has a fai
chance of recovery.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-08-15
Canning Factory In Prospect.

"SocorrO people are also Interesttd
in another Industry which they be-
liove will be a big success. Long
mount, Colorado. people have been at
Socorro recently with the idea Of
starting a canning factory, and 1t is
probable they will take action soor.
Socorro people know they have an
abundance OF fruit and vegetables II
the finest quality. and there is no
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-08-15
Expect Trouble Tonight.

Springfield says:
Negroes are swarming back into the
east end, heavily armed and a worse
reign of terror is expected tonight.
The whites are also coming in from
nearby country towns to help in the
race war and thousands of men are
swarming the streets.
The blacks are just as determined
as the whites and there promises to
be an awful night unless the troops
show more power and restore order.
Citizens are leaving the city and wo-
men and children are departing on
every interurban train for places Of
safety.
A special from Decatur says the
negroes from Springfield have been
coming there all night and this morn
ing. Women and children are seeking
places of safety while the men are
trying to arouse their people to go
back to Springfield with them and
fight.
Sheriff Hines, of Peoria county, at
noon today emphatically denied that
Richardson Is In his possession or that
| he had ever been.
1t is reported that colored troop X
of the Eighth is preparing to leave
| this afternoon, despite the fact that
the governor did not summon them.
| They will act Independently although
/ advised by their own race to keep
away from Springfield.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-08-15

eiAgAeeeaeNr ~ ME nISBAser
AND FLEA CO. bpWeovetcES m
ST. CLAIR OWE0ETr6S As IT'S
LEADING NAN FOR TIE cor
ING SEASON. SALARY ESQ =
a PERFORMANCE.
nR OwEDETTES iS PREPARING
AT HIS SUMNER HONE.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-08-15
THE ANDREWS COLUMN.

(Citizen's Forecast of Vote in
Santa Ee Convention.)
Instructed for Andrews.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-08-15

peMsr, ;Colr,, lug, IS = Partly claudy
tonight and Sunday.
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-02
REAgxMs9CENT
. . .
0s@ssss Eess ysissss
Uss -
T~s.fy Ysees 49,.

Bricklayers commenced work on
the new pump house.
The Bank Of Commerce made APP
plication for permission to reorgan-
ize as q National bank.
The Santa Fe commenced running
through trains over the Chicago ex-
tension, April %. 1888.
The tenants of the dugouts in the
bank of the arroyo in the Ohio ad-
dition were ordered to vacate.
Work was resumed on the Metho-
dist church and it was hoped TO have
it ready for dedication June 10Th.
In headed article entitled "A
Lie Nailed" c. l.. Seeley vigorously
denied the rumor that he was can
didate for school trustee.
La Junta real estate was rather
quiet. About twenty-five buildings
had been erected during the year,
yet the demand for houses was I'M
abated.
One thousand acres were to be
farmed under the Fairmount ditch.
The ditch covered 1900 acres of
land but only had capacity to water
1900 acres.
People were talking about taking
cut ditch at Rocky Ford. bringing
it down over the bluffs south Of
town for distance of about eigh-
teen miles and covering 1900 to
20. 900 acres of arabic land.
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-02
Butt. Creek oi.eh and s...,.o,,

DIR. w. d. Purse and his associates
in the new ditch and reservoir
scheme on Butte Creek were in La
mar on Saturday and went south
with Del Warren. the local member
of the company. to make an inspec-
tion of the lands and reservoir site.
The other members of the company
are Sheriff Hez Potter and his
brother. r. A. Potter. j. X. Dye. J.
F. McKelvey. H. B Manville and
w. S. Martin of Otero county. and
F. j. Gretchen. of Boulder.
The project of retaining large
tract of fine land south Of Lamar
through ditch and reservoir fed by
the waters Of Butte Creek original.
ed with DIR. Purse several year.
ago. and he has been working on the
enterprise ever since. Surveys for
the reservoir and canals were made
about two years ago. but not until
recently has the company been pre-
pared to enter on active construc-
tion work. About twenty thousand
acres Of choice land Is to be reclaim-
ed by means VI the reservoir and
ditch system which the COMPANY has
arranged to construct.
DR.. Purse has disposed Of Ill hia
interests 1t Rocky Ford and will
move this week to Lamar to take up
his permanent abode IN order to bl
near the scene Of aetive work. He
b . pushing. energetic man, whc
vim fSel At home Ia Lamar. lamas
|Spaflks.
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-02
s.,e Of sehee, lsss..

Osvick or STATE ~ BoAkp LAxD CoMxIs-t
.,9x..s, , psSvss III 5 SSs2:. SS5S ART, vy = is. W
., rs-,s.asihl. sldSer, On the Isird .d dAs ' "
june isUs, ~ : O'Clock y. M. II the oilics 0f
The sssss y &. ,ss. sosrd q Land a'is.ion.r:
iovinx descri6ed iassls. situated In Osero
COAnsy, Cuaorsd0. viz:
4outhSese quarter ~ section thirty-three.
ws.s, psinisauM prses per .cre. . -
Reeevvleg. b0wever. IN ths state of Co1ora-
q, sll riskss . any sesi g qshsr .iasF.I q
piehf q ingrsss asd eers-r tor the pssrpl-e q
akslnG. to9sAher With esough OF the surface
q .aHse =. nsy hs escse.ey for ehe proper
velps u tnproveaents on this issd as As,-
yssafsed ~ thfa dspartment. e1D@
O~nsr q fi.Provcneats. isasc Z kuip, La
slais pYSke.sioa M. sss4.
No laid will b. snad ~ lss< than tho minl-
apN grtcs psr .crc: ~ given above. The par
eraet will - Sold - de.csihssl abasve 4 b. tks
Gapne more o. Iesa. ~
Tsrsa. u p.ayaent AhsIl BE- - follows, viz:
csns. ~ ~ YlSchsss mpssey % the day u
-, she balapcc u eishssen equal a1sfual
peYgAsuta - q pr ee.e. pes amman. Lands
"a - srss, = psf ccat esd On the dsy n
-, tn balance In SouFsoen equal annnal
|pe3yeeaes q pr cent. PSF aniaun. LAsss
\ - Ssissss ID equal aanpsl psysssfs a
psreeet- intersse. lfthe parc6.ssf doss ~
oWA ~ lapeDveWeat.. b must pay for asne
seesIss 8 s. "a = Ssls Il siss ~ = :.is * :.
8 G2}1GSa q AZ Unfss1 Bfsaos. or on1 II % ~
361Sasqa ~ lntsssto4 - Asrnsnfne ssssA. nn1f
ssts.iss~'.s ~ ~ 55SSSSSsisS'.s s stfsfxx IN
~ etsss Boari = Lss4 Co.saissiosass.
~ als.slne, Apeil - - .lgF
- psl ~, Nay = ~ M
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-02
Divorce ssmmons.
STATE OF COLORADO. In the Connt,
COUNTY or OrERo. Court.
Ella 1. MrAiaster,
Plaintiff

STATE of COLORADO. In the Conn,,
I CoCNIf OF OrEao. Court.
/ Ella 1. MrAiaster.
/ Plaintiff
w. SUMMONS
| Arfhnr II. McMs-t~r.
Defendant
/ THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or COLO
] RADIO. To Arthur H. McMaSfer.the defend.
ant above canned. GkEETING:
Nnu are hereby require,l Ia appear in an ac-
plaintiff In the county court Of otero county.
-tntr of Colorado. and answer the complaint
| therein within thirty days after the service.
| hereof. IL seryeti within the State Of Colo
radio or ty publication: or. If served out of the
state Of Colorado. within fifty days after the.
or -aid action may h, regularly let for trial
the same a. though .pch appearance hnd been
made and is~ne had is.eri ioin.-i such COM
piaint.
The >nld action is brouxi,t b, plaintiff to oh
tain decree of divorce. di.-oi,ing the bonds
of mntrimoDy now existing between plaintiff
and defendant. 0p the ground of d~s4rtion and
no-,->ilptsbrt. for the custody of the minor
child for costs 81 this procr,.siins. Including
50 attorney fees. for $40 month Temporary
aii'nony; and stun permanent alimony. as will
inore fully appear from com pinint in said
tiou to which reference j. here made and y
copy Of which j. hcrrso attached.
And you are hrr-by mott He'd that III sou fail
To appear. isi to AT. er the said com lat
a. above required. the said plaintiff win np-
ply fothe Court for the relief therein de-
mantted.
Given anslrr my hand and tha seai Of said
court nt t.n Junts. tsslarmsis,. im said county ,
shi. 3sh day " MARCH, 4. .. i:s.
trEALf Clerk.
By NAMg HIyELy Deputy.
First publication, April Z. 1aS.
Last publication. Nay =. lNe.
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-02
so.iess 10, v.b,.e.,.eo.

UNITED STATES LASH OFFICE I,
pukHr-a. Colo. March Il. I.ss
NOTICE Is HkkERY GIVEN THAT
- sergio siars. of Troy. Colorado, has
filed NOTICE of his intenti.,n Ia ufsks hnsl hrc-
stead Eatry No. 1fts5. made Fehrnar, /. IaJi.
for the southeast quarter southeast quarter
section D. ,ostth half southwest quarter. south
w~>f quarter southeast quarter. section ).
TOW wnship - .onth. range ~ West. aud that
aid !'roer will or made i-sfore t.ierk County
s1urt a. Ifin,had; nio. on May q, iSr
his continuous residence upon. and cnItiya ton
OF. the land. viz; Io-., Maria Jaqurz. OF Trini-
dad, Colo: Celc~iino Duran. OF Trinidad.
Colo: yesns Maria Trujillo. of Gfey Crs.ck.
Colo.i Francisc" Macs. Of Jansen. C.,lo
S- A ABBEY, Register.
Fir-t publication. March - Ias
Lust publication. May :, Isss,
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-02
HORSE CREEK WAFER PROJECT.

An automobile party, which in
cluded James McNeen, DR.. Frank
Finney. I. j. Cook, Chauffeur Tom
Handy and the editor of the great
family journal. visited the Horse
Greek water project of the Arkansas
Valley Water Supply and Power
Company one day last week.
The party left La Junta about
1920 o'clock. and journeyed via
Swink and Sugar City. arriving at
the Patrick ranch. eight miles north
of Sugar City. with malice afore-
thoughp just in time for dinner. 1t
was an ideal morning and the trip
was a continual round of pleasure.
We were whisked from the oasis sur
rounding Swink. of fields green of
the greenest kind of alfalfa. across
the intervening desert waste. to
another oasis surrounding Sugar
City, of more fields green Of green
alfalfa. in an incredibly short space
of time. Did you ever see anything
greener than green field of alfal-
fasuch greenness, And did you
ever see more of desert waste
than about midway between Swink
and Sugar City? 1t seems to ex-
tend from everlasting to everlasting.
the landscape in every direction be-
ing bounded by the horizon, without
a tree. a flower, fig leaf, or even "A
habitation to mar the dreary monot-
ony And yet on the outer edges of
this dreary waste. on the Sugar City
side. many people have taken up
claims and erected shanties with the
evident intention of experimenting
with dry farming during the
coming season. The diagonal road
across lots from the Holbrook
country to Sugar City is no more.
all of that territory having been
fenced up by prospective dry
farmers. The most direct route
from La Junta to Sugar City is
through Swink and straight north.
Dry farming is all right during a
wet season, but as we haven't had a
good rain in Otero county since last
September we don't believe the dry
farmers will do very we'll this season
unless it rains pretty quick.
Upon arriving at the Patrick
ranch the automobilists were given
q royal reception by mine host.
Judge Patrick, and after thirty
mile ride in the open air were pre-
pared to do ample justice to the
feast that was set before them. In
cluded in the dinner party were Will
liam Edgar and T. Ed Downey. of
Ordway; d. p. Gaypor. engineer in
charge Of the development work on
the Horse Creek project. and Prof.
Wolf. of Madison. Wis. an expert
Of the department Of the interior.
who has been engaged in making
underflow tests in various parts Of
the country for Uncle Sam. Prof.
Wolf had charge Of the preliminary
work in the Garden City underfiow
project. which is now pumping CO.,
600. goo gallons per day from series
ofweils. all Of the water being re-
covered from the underhow Of the
Ariansas river. Thb = ths larxsst
supply q underground water recov-
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-02
se,'es sos r.s,,...,e..
uxITKD STATES L.Axp Q

UNITED STATES LAxp OvvIcE I
PCEeLo. COLD.. March "a. ls1> !
NOTICE is HEREBf GIVEN THAT
Felix TVrr--. of Hixss~c Colorado. has
nled notice of hts intention To makr final hse-
stead Entry No. iassD. made Isrso,,rr e. iNs,
Tor The northeast quarter southeast quarter
secsinn % southwest quarter northwest qtar-
ter. ~c-t hnlf southwest quarter. srction u.
toau-hip 81. .oatb. range ~ wet: aud that
s..ia pra"s WI Be made tefo.s clerk District
'Ynu ,n ~ Ia tuhta; toio on May a iSn
ne naius-s the fstiOutnx ~ illnesses to prove
hi- cnnttiuou- residence upoa. and culfirx-
i.ou of. the iafisi. via: Charles T.. Car>pn- of
Hixtse. Cola: Chimes Saiat- of Higisrs-. Colo.
Alex Richard. OF La Jrs.ifa. Colo. Robert
= Thoma-s,u. of i.a Jnnta. Colo
;. A. ABBEY. Register.
first qualifications. March - i.ss
Last Publication Max .. 1908.
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-02
noties Of essreisn's Sale Of Real
Estste.
STATE OF COLORADO,
CotAT1 Uf UTERo.

STATE OF COLORADO.
CorATi or OrEeo.
II THE MArrkk or THE ESTATE or
William Victor pieneierleith. minor.
Notice Is ls-r~b, given that the uIssersi Rns,ti
| IN pursuance oi an order Of the County Court
of said county and state. duly made and en-
INs. will on saturday. the I'D day OF May A.
ID. is,. at the hour of 81 o'clock .. NJ. at the.
| conrt house in La JahitA, in said county and
state sill for cash for the best price that can
hc obtained. not less than the appraised value
tnrrcon. at private sale. all OF the interest Oi
William Victor Picnderl.ifi,. a minor. in and
:" The fellow ing Describes, real estate. towit
An undivided oir-half interest Ia and to the
northeast quarter OF the north y eat quar-
ter of section 81, tow n-hiu ~ SOUTH range IS
west the south half Of the northwest quarter
of the southwest quarter of section ~: the
southwest quarter al the southwest quarter Of
--<-tion ~. and the northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter Of section - aud the east
half al the northeast quarter Of srctiUh ~, all
half Of the southwest quarter and the north
east quarter Of the southwest quarter and the
mort west quarter of the southeast quarter of
>s-ctiont: township u. range - west the west
hall III the southeast quarter and the south
a-t quarter Of the southwest quarter afl1l
the southwest quarter Of the northeast q,ss rtcr
of s<rfion l. township ~ south. range ~ west.
And nndividesi one fourth interest In and
Ia the following described real estate tn wit |:
the southeast quarter Of the north west quar-
ter and the north half Of tbe southwest quar-
the southeast quarter Of section y. township
~ south. range Il west: lots and Of the
| north west quarter anti aud s Of the south
west quarter of section 81, township ri south,
Dated st la Inpta. Colorado. thi. 9Th day
AGNES L. PLENDERLEIrH.
Guardian. q the estate Of William Victor
Pisnderleith, minor.
First qualifications, May =. 19us.
Last publication. May y. iYr.
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-02
ees~I.s = sseeey ye.ss.

Mr.. n. Everett wiggins and Miss
Maude Lee Twitchell. both Of Rocky
Ford. were married by Rev. Conrad
Bluhm in the study Of the Presby-
terian church last Monday morning.
April 9th. Both bride and groom
are well and favorably known in the
Ford and give promise Of happy
years in the united life.