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The Lamar register., 1908-12-23
CITIZENS SEARCH FOR LITTLE
WANDERER.

La Junta.-A little 3-year-old boy
named Wallace Hubbard. mora com
monty known as Buster Hubbard. was
lost here today. He is the sol OF
Mrs. W. w. Hubbard. formerly Mrs-
Armstrong. The little fellow has bee
in the habit of running away from
home and going down town and this
morning about 9 O'Clock he was MISE
and was later seen on one OF the
business streets about IL O'Clock. The
fire whistle was sounded this after
noon and the citizens called to the
city hall and a general search was
made of every house in the city but
no trace OF him was found. 1t is
thought now he possibly got Oh a
train and was carried away. 1t is
possible he boarded train No. Z. south
bound to California, and kilograms
were sent to the Conductor asking IL
the boy was on his train.
The Lamar register., 1908-12-23
AEMRIcAN PoMPEiI COMING TO
LIGHT IN ARIZONA z

An American Pompeii is gradually
being brought to light. according to
the annual report of Charles b. Wal
colt, secretary of the Smithsonian In
stitution. Under a special congress
sional appropriation the work Of ex-
cavating a prehistoric buried city at
Casa Grande, near Florence. Arizona.
has been conducted by DR.. J. Walter
Fewkes. Already a number of struc-
lures have been discovered, but the
largest one excayated during the year
was a building 200 feet long. with IL
rooms, the massive walls inclosing a
plaza.
In the central room there is seat
called by the Pima Indians "the seat
of Montezuma.' The ruins at Casa
Grande were found to be more ex-
tensive than was anticipated, and 1t
Is stated that their permanent pre-
servation is OF great archaeological i'm
portance.
In connection with special research
es DR.. Walcott states that, although
the sources of the Institution are at
present too limited to permit of large
grants for extensive explorations or
Investigations. as far as the income
allows aid is given In various lines
of research work. and, 1t is added.
1t sometimes is found possible to en-
gage in expeditions likely to accom-
The Lamar register., 1908-12-23
SPEAKER THE KEYSTONE.

-- The first thing the machines Intend
to accomplish Is the election OF the
speaker OF the house of representa-
tives. Under the rules OF the house
the speaker appoints house commse'
tees. and with a machine man ro1
control of reform legislation VIII De
framed up SO as to make 1t lmpos.
sible.
The speakership Is the key to the
situation. II a strong. able and clear
headed, honest man shall De CHOSEN.
II he shall be sincerely in earness
about redeeming party pledges. the
battle for the direct primary law and
otner promised laws is as good as
won But II he shall be a tool OF the
machines the proposed primary law
will be as good as defeated, for with
a hostile committee. however. fan
such a committee may be in promises
the bill cannot be gotten through e2-
cept as the outcome OF a revolt that
will amount to revolution.
The choice of the two machines
for speaker OF the house Is Harry.
Lubers OF Bent County. Mr.. Lubers
Is well known, for two years ago he
united with the Speer crowd to de-
feat Adams for governor and incid-
IDENTIFY the rest OF the democratic
state ticket. Lubers did not do as
Spoer did-openly array himself and
his forces for the republican ticket
Instead he stumped the state for
Judge Linsey for governor, knowing
that nearly every vote Lindsey got
would be taken from Adams. The
Republicans who voted for Lindsey
would not have voted for Buchtel.
because he was recognized as the
tool Of the Evans machine. Both
Hlbers and Speer are working for
the same end. though operating along
different lines. 1t is not to be wond-
cred at that all OF the power and in
fluence OF the machines Speer and
Evans control are now working over
time to make Lubers speaker OF the
house. and members OF the Legisla-
ture can rest assured that these in
fiuences would not be for Lubers II
they did not have from him ample
and positive promises OF hearty CO.
opefation.-Denver News.
The Lamar register., 1908-12-23
Had Exa.peratina Habit.

A New York business man obtained
. position for his son in a large com
mercial concern at a nominal salary.
He wanted the boy to become &C
ouainted with routine ONCE work and
to learn self-reliance. A few days ago
after three weeks of work. which the
boy said he liked first rate" he was
told that he was discharged. the rea'
son given to the father in q note
which was carried home was: HE
has a well-developed case Of What?
When he has been cured send him
back, for we like him." In further ex
PLANTATION to the father the merchant
said that the boy had the exasper
ating habit of asking "What?" when
ever anything was asked Of him
The Lamar register., 1908-12-23
sHERlFF's SALE.

County Of Prowers, IS.
In the District Court within and for
the County of Prowers. and State :"
The colunbia Savings and Loan
Association. "a eo5PoI ..a,2
NJ Simon and Jennie simon.
Defendants
or Snds and s BY yss IF Il the aRa
sss: and state q Colorado. g. the s. is;n
Sove named plaintiff. The Columbia
poration). from the above named defen,
dant. NJ Simon. on a certain note and
ns s%a Of ons
said decree and order q sale. L. the
III OF ske coansy Of ProHers and State
OF Colorado. am authorized, directed
to
tSi SS and pisss q said asis y pre-.
published in said County of Prowers
the course ours a and Practice OF the law rela-
tive to sales of real estate under exc
su,ion for the purpose q reaaizing tss
ments and commission on said sale.
by given that 1 win. on Monday. the
2sth day Of December. A. p; 1908. at
the forenoon Of that day, at
the west front door Of the County Court
House. in the Town Of Lamar. in said
County of Prowers and State of Colo
RADIO. sell and dispose Of the following
described property. to-wit:
The Columbia Savings and Loan Assoc
citation. represented by certificate No.
514. Class "D'' Loan Stock and Lots
One ~. Two (2l, and Three go. Block
Fourteen Q4l. First Sub division of j.
Lamar. Prowers County Colorado. at
public auction. for cash In hand, to the
highest and best bidder.
GEORGE H. THOMAS,
Sheriff of the County of Prowers,
and State of Colorado.
First publication, Nov. rs, 1903.
Last publication. Dec %. 1908.
The Lamar register., 1908-12-23
Moved supreme Court to Smile.

The supreme court of the United
States was hearing arguments . few
days ago in a case involving infringe
ment OF copyright based upon the re-
production of two musical compost
tons on mechanically-played instru-
ments. The argument was being made
BY Attorney Livingston Clifford Of New
York. The titles OF the two compost
lions were molly Cottontaii" and MY
Kentucky Babe" -----
Mr.. Clifford was proceeding in the
monotone usual to . supreme court
argument
TN take up Molly Cottontail!'
nrst," he said.
Chief Justice Fuller interrupted TO
ask:
Don't you think that is a discr1m-
nation against Mr.. Justice Harlan.
who 10 from Kentucky?"
The court seldom smiles. but II
Joined in the ripple that passed over
the room.
The Lamar register., 1908-12-23
The triumph Of . Now Idea

1t has been a subject. Of comment
that the usual features of the Sunday
nespapers showed to little variety.
A recent departure in Sunday journal
ism has met with popular recognition
and approval. The great illustrated
weeklies and monthlies no longer
have a monopoly of the periodical
field.
Conan Doyle received $4,000 for
the American serial rights of his last
story, the highest price ever paid
for similar rights. Anothony Hope.
Jack London, Sewell Ford and many
other popular novelists contribute to
the publication which set the pace
by paying this record price. Cele-
brated men and women writing con-
stantly for 1t on all subjects OF
timely interest. Clever verse. wit,
humor and Interesting miscellany com
plete a most interesting table of con
tents. It is profusely illustrated by
the leading artists. In fact the Sun
day Magazine of The Record-Herald
maintains the highest standard Of
periodical literature throughout. 1t
gets the best at whatever cost.
The Lamar register., 1908-12-23
FOR SALE.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

There will be a meeting of the
stockholders OF the First National
Bank of Lamar. Colo. at the banking
room at o'clock P. NJ, on Tuesday,
January ~. 1909. for the purpose of
electing a board OF directors for the
ensuing year and the transacting of
any other regular business which
may come before said meeting.
w. C. Gould, Cashier.
The Lamar register., 1908-12-23
Public Buildings.
'lso......Feb- 10, 1s0s.-.. .---.-

Interest on above warrants viii
cease afier jar II, 1909.
L. A. IUSDGREN.
Town Treasurer.
The Lamar register., 1908-12-23
RECEIVER APPEALS.
To Protect Depositors Interests He
Takes Preference Cases To
Higher Court.

G. NJ. Hall, acting as receiver for
the State Bank Of Rocky Ford. has
taken an appeal to the supreme court
from the decision Of District Judge
Rizer on a number OF claims for pref
erence and set-offs which he recently
made favorable to the applicants The
cases being taken up are as follows:
The claim Of R. s. Beymer for col
lection made for him, which was held
to be trust fund and awarded prefer
ence the claim Of Ramsay & Byars fol
a deed to the Main street property on
which they have been making MONTH
payments for several years. and on
which property there Is a mortgage o
$500 which the receiver was ordered
to pay off; the claims OF Harley &
Harley. the Rocky Ford Trading com
pany. C. E. DeLong. d. " Burrell.
the Methodist Church of Rocky Ford
and T. F. Godding, Jr., all for prefer
ence of the amount they had on de-
post with the State Bank Of Rocky
Ford to apply on their notes held by
other banks as collecteral. The
amount involved In these eight cases
Is considerable and Receiver Hall ant
his attorneys felt that the interests o
the general creditors justified an ap-
peal to the Safe Supreme court. Some
few claims are still under advisement
by the Court, on which a decision is
expected shortiy.-Rocky Ford Tri-
fu,ne YalI
The Lamar register., 1908-12-23

Ration. n. M.-Wallace Hubbard.
from his home in La Junta. and who
caused the whole town to make a
search for him. was found on Santa
Fee train No. just as the train reach
ed this place. kilograms had been
received by the conductor and when
he made search for the child he was
found on the train. He will be placed
in care of an eastbOund train at Las
Vegas and returned to La Junta.
reaching there tomorrow morning.
The Lamar register., 1908-12-23
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF
~ TOWN WARRANTS

Office of Town TIeasurer
Lamar, Colorado,
Dec. 16, 1908 !
Notice is hereby given that l will
redeem at my office the following
warrants:
The Lamar register., 1908-12-23
FOR SALE.

40 acres Of improved land with old
water rights under the Fort Lyon ca
nal. 80 acres in alfalfa. 4 miles OF
an alfalfa mill. Small cash payment
down. balance on time to suit the
purchaser. with interest at per
cent per annum.
cHAs. F. HoAG. r
Phone. Lamar ITO. ~
The Lamar register., 1908-12-23

AMOUNT
NO. DAT or REGISTRl OF
WARRANT
The Lamar register., 1908-12-23

Practical tile ditching done by ex-
perienced workmen. E. G. How
lett, 102 North Sixth street. $500.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

Or Edward II, Forbush, State ornitho-
logist of Massachusetts, gave an address
this evening In Representatives hall on
The Protection Of Insoctivorous Song
birds"
in tho refusal of the Senate to pass
tho trustee process bill one OF the
pledges Of the Republican party In its
platform and It's declaration OF prin-
ciples is turned down, Those who led tho
debate in the Senate In favor of the
measure were Senators Finn OF Windsor,
Lewis of Orleans. Butler OF Rutland and
Cory Of washington. The opposition was
led by Senator Mcintyre Of Rutland.
The Senate this afternoon painlessly
killed the House bill allowing owners OF
fruit trees TO shoot the cedar waxwtng
on which 40 much eloQuence was eX-
pended In the House.
The committee on railroads gave a
hearing tonight on tho bill forbiddns
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NO NEW CASES REPORTED,
One Day without Development OF
Smallpox nj BrattIeboro.

Brattleboro. Dec. s-T'he weeks total
for smallpox cases has reached 81. many
Of these patients being in families IN
which tbs disease had already appea red.
Tho fumigation board has thoroughly
fumigated all OF The schoolhouses in thii
district during tho week and the health
officers have closed all OF the pool room,
Of the town. \ new building has beer
obtained, closely adjacent 70 the presen,
isolation hospital. and this will be used
for the female smallpox patients. There
are at present l2 patients In the Isolation
hospital There lave been no new case.
reported to-day.
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amounts back to'the original figures be-
fore they we're cut down by tho House
that is. to pay the ST. Adams Messenger
81, 50s 43. the Burlington Free Press assoc
citation st.233.ss and the futile company
OF Rutland ss32 49, Tho committee on
claims from the Senate unanimously re-
commended these amendments which
were supported by Senators Butler of
Rutland, Lewis of Damoille and Clemson
Of Caledonia This bill will undoubtedly
be passed by the Senate Monday as
amended and the problem then Is what
the House will do with the Scnatc's pro-
posals of amendment.
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ODD FELLOWS MEETING.
District No. z Encampment IN Session
nj Waterbury.

Waterbury. Dec. s-Odd Fellows Of dis
trio, No. >. from Barre. East Barre Ran
dolph. Novthheld Montpelier and Water
bury have been in session hero to-day.
The meeting opened in Masonic hall this
afternoon when W. u. Clark, y. q. p.
gave the address of welcome, L. r.
Clark, p 9. +. OF Montpelier respond
ed the patriarchal degree was conferred
by Excelsior encampment, NJ. q, ot
Randolph. Al $50 banquet WAS
served at the odd Follow3' hall by tho
Daughters Of Rehekah. ~ eight o'clock
Thomas Nidey encampment. No. Il. OF
Montpelier worked tho golden rule &c.
gree. Tho royal purple degree was work.
ed by MnncAaha EHcawpmert No, %
Barre.
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lost Mr. I.oayv moved to amend the
amendment So that the state should pay
tho expense OF license commissioners.
Mr.. Dci3oer OF Montpelier explained the
scope &C bis proposed amendment Mr..
Lockl!n OF Richford favored the amend
ment proposed by Mr.. Leary OF Burling-
ton. Mr. Fletcher OF Cavendish believed
tie entire bin IS Il move in the wrong d.
rectlon. The amendment proposed by
Mr. Learv was accepted, as was the
amendment proposed by Mr.. DeBoer and
the biz vas passed without further de-
bate
APPROVED by GOVERNOR.
II. gan act to amend No. 81 Of tho
acts Of 1906 entitled IAN act TO consoli-
date tie Bennington & North Adams
street railway SYSTEM" and also IN adj
ditiru thereto.
RECOMMITTED.
II. Officiating to tho salaries Of
county clerks was on motion OF Mr. Bar
Der Of Bratt,ehoro. rccomm.tted to tho
Joint committee on state and court en-
penses.
KECONSIDERED
on motion OF Mr.. Brennan Of Fairfield.
tho House r.corei1orod If. ,.o,o ra.us,.,,,
third reading to H. lS9. relating to the
practice Of veterinary medicine, surgery
an" ueh''S'tH anu tle oll' was '''i ''-
dered to lie.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
;, -, ~. ,,. 1t,,.a-, g.. ... o-,,
mittee on public health. to amend soc
ton 5473 Of the statutes defining mis-
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running Sunday trains except in case of
necessity and other bills now in It's
hands.
The committee on education gave an
other hearing this evening In the Senate
chamber on the bill appropriating Sl25, =
90 for a normal and industrial school.
Representatives OF the three normal
schools in the state appeared in opposi-
ton 70 tho bill and NJ. 4. Stone, state
superintendsnt OF education, supported
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q Vernon Railroad company
H. i21-To amend the charter u tn.
VILLAGE OF Winooski.
II. TOTO incorporate Masonic assoc.a-
ton OF Bellows Falls.
On motion OF Mr.. Howe OF Bennington.
the House ut AS O'Clock adjourned
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If the Bnby IL Cutting Teeth

Be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy. Mrs. Win slows Soothing Sy-
rup for children teething. It soothey
the child, softens the gums allays ali
pain. cures wind collie and is the bes'
remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty-Five
cents d bottle.
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PROCEEDINGS IN HOUSE.
MORNING SESSION

MORNING SESSION.
Devotional exercises were conducted
by the chaplain
The House refused To concur In the
motion Of Mr. Davis Of Springfield
that the roll call be omitted. Toe
call showed 80 absent. but many Of
the abscntecs were at work in COM
mittee rooms.
APPROVED by GOVERNOR.
Il. 1l--An act to amend Section 5321
of the public statutes relating TO the
open season for deer.
H. 255-An act relating to the state
board OF library commissioners.
II. 26S-An act IN relation TO the
payment Of bank deposits to foreign
executors or administrators.
II. 3l9-An act 10 amend No. ol1 Of
the acts Of 1902. relating to the char
ter Of the city and town of Barre.
IT, 339--An act in addition to and
in amendment of section / of 40. POS
OF the acts Of 1882 entitled AN act
TO Incorporate the village Of Water
bury"
u. 356-An act relating to tho in
dcxing OF town or city records
II. 3G3-An act IA amend section
Of 40. "a Of the acts of 1906, entitled
AN act to authorize the city of Mont
pellor TO take land for a city hail"
II. SG1-An act to authorize the city
OF Montpelier to issue bonds for ccr-
tain purposes.
H. s74--An act relating to dogs In
unorganlzed towns and cores.
| II. 3S9--An act to amend section
3d13 of the public statutes. relating
20 the burial expenses Of deceased tn
digent veterans of the Ware of the
Rebellion.
| H. 4oi-An act to amend section y
OF No. s. of the acts of 1890 entitled
An act in amendment of an in ad-
d!tion 10 No. 1875 OF the acts OF 1856.
approved November 10, 1856. entitled
An act to incorporate the village Of
Enosburgh Falls" relating to the cleo
ton and term OF Office of water and
light commissioners.
H. 435-An act to amend section
5o25 OF tho public statutes, relating to
the Governors star.
IT, 446-.An act to amend section
slH Of tho public statutes. relating to
the salary OF the sergeant-at-arms
BILLS INTRODUCED.
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~ p'1'.' "''o"' ~ ''o "''oi"eS genera
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IL @93 relating to examinations OF
pUplIs
H. io'' to prohibit the placing OF ashes
III highways
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S. 1o3-An act relating to the support
of paupers.
II. 3o4-An act 10 provide for the daily
printing OF the House and Senate jour
nails.
n. 17o-An act to pay certain printing
firms the sums therein named The bill
was strongly upheld by Senator's Butler.
Lewis and Gleason. Tho senate pro-
posed to amend tho bill BY changing
back to It's original form.
II. 2N5-An act relating to the chapter
of the Wilmington &c Wilmington com
rany
II. 362-An act relating to taking OF fish
for sale or gain.
PASSED ~ CONCURRENCE.
il. l04-An act relating to the charter
OF the city OF Moutpelier
II. 2o2. An act to amend the charter of
tho village of Cambridge
II. 377-An act relating to the Alpha
Sigma III society Of Norwich Univcr-
sity at Mortified.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. 3Gj-An act rclatnF 70 applications
TO the General Assembly.
READ THIRD TINE AND PISSED.
$. 1o;-An act relating to paupers.
APPROVED uY THE GOVERNOR.
5. li--An act :. amend chapter 225 OF
tie public ~ta,utce relatirs To food ana
drugs.
$. So-An act So provide for the pur-
chase and distribution Of anti-toxin
:. %-An act r-latins to proceedings
A. hearing and Correction oc check lists
for general elections.
s 5'-An act layas - tax on Remington
county.
s. ,3-An act To- amend No. 3o2 Of the
acts Of 1904, entitled IAN act 10 in
corporate the Rutland County Trust COM
pnny," as amended by 80. 900 OF TIE
act. of 900 extending the provisions OF
| the same
! s. IAN act t. provide for an appeal
from the probate court In the matter Of
the support of ins re persons.
S. sl-An act to incorporate tho Barton
Savings Bank G. Trust company NJ Bar
/ ton.
.To!nt resolution relating 90 thanks to
Reuben Law Reed nd FRANK e. Martellc
HOUSE Bills REFERRED.
Il. l93--An act rslating to exemptions
from t.xation. To c,mmittce on taxation.
II. :9o-An act rroviding for a system
of ventilation in re state House To
committee on publ nuildng-
H. 469-An at ar ending tho charter %
the village % II av. r. committee ON
municipal corporate ns
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HOUST-AFTERNOON.

When the House reconVened this after
noon, consideration of II. % was re-
sumed Mr.. DeBoer OF Montpelier moved
to amend the bill 50 that all the
y,nse fees shall be diverted TO the per
manen, school fund. MI LeaN of Bur
lingtou moved that the pending amend-
ment be ordered TO lie. The motion wa
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF DAY.
SENATE-MORNGNG.

Senate called to order by the president
and devotional exercises were conducted
ny the chaplain.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF DAY.
SENATE-MORNING.

Senate called TO order by the president,
devotional exercises were conducted by
the Rev. NJ r. Aimes, representative
from Holland.
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NJ. Daniels of East Montpelier moved
that the House adjourn until $50 next
Monday evening. Mr.. Howe of Bennington
demanded the yeas and nays. The motion
was defeated, yeas IT, nays los
READ THIRD TINE AND PASSED.
H. 4o5-To incorporate the Rrattleboro
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