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La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04
Notice 81 Dvbssestsom.
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UNITED SrsTh- LAND ofFICE
Pueblo, CoLo.. Novemh~ 10, nUs.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Charley Go.drich. OF y~i>er- Colorado.
has hi-'i notice OF his Intention tD make hnnl
Homestead Entry No. II. .st5 made Februar, I.
1901. for the north half. northwest quarter
sout ~e~t quarter. northwest quarter. north-
west quarter northeast quarter. section %
township y south. RANGE ~ ~e-t. and that said
proof ~tii h~ made i,eforr clerk district court
nt La Juuta. Colorado. on January II. r.sH.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his eoutinnon- upon. and cultivation of. the
land. viz: Lucas X Gee. of La Jsinta, Colo
RADIO. Claude whitiock. os Y-i-er, Colorndc.
Iorenxo Roy and O>avio Padio. Of Swink.
Color ado.
sA. ABBEY, Register.
First publication. December :. rOs.
Last publication. January II. 1?e-
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04
Motto. et e.s,iessIt.,s.;...
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tsiTED SrArKs LAND Oyv,rI
rrssso Co.. hoy q is,,'
~ liam stephens. af 1riscs. Caiorssio ha-
hi.d notic. of his ints-nsio. Ia make dnsI i've
,azr proof in support of hi. claim. via: Hoar-
.s~ ad Entry No. i.iD made jansssry T. isc.
for the vest half north vess pusrtar, susstkea-t
quartz, porth~~,t quarter. UVrthvcsa quarter
-oith~r quarter. section u. t0vpship :,
ir made before clerk di,tri~s eUurs, a. l..
Junta. Colorado. on January !. iNB.
He names the follo~iDs witnesses to prpss
his c.,ntinuolr Residence uIs,n. aud cuitiss tcsn
of. the land. viz; David Ssaiti,. John Mor.an.
Of La. Anin,n-. Colorado. David II. O.s-rhont
tS-prx~ T. O.trrhout, Of Yets~s. Colorado
). A. ABBEY. Kewi.i-r
First qualifications. Soy-m,pes -, 1877.
L. & i,u biicatiou. January 4. I4H.
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04
Notice for Publication.
usIrkp srArr- Lam oyrIce

= FHTItD STNIF-~ I.NND VFFIttI
PIEsLv. toIo.. b.c,,,nt-r ~, ItsD1
NOTICE Is HEKEBi GIVEN THAT
~ Edward II. Warren. OF III ich--,, { oi. ado.
hs. hied notice Of hi. intention 10 make final
tise-s-sr proof Ia support Of hi CLAIM, viz
Homestead EnTy No. ii. .Jia. nRi- March :.
lpl, Tor the west half norti-a~, quarter, east
half northwest quarter. SECTION -, Township
- .otith. raus;r ~ ~e>I. and that said I,rr-pf
sill b- made t,efore Clerk Di.trict Court, mt
La Juuis. Colorado. On January y, Esr.
H.. naHc> the following witu.-s.-, to prove
his continuous residence. upon. and cultivation
Corbin. Lesario Madrid. OF Hi b.e Colorado.
and John 6oodi,asturs, of La Junta. Colorado.
:. \. ABBEY. Register.
firs, publication. December Il. isI1.
Last Publication. January -. lsss.
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04

The net assessed valuation of all
property in Otero county for the
year 1907 is SIS, 327 ,706. as compared
to 81, l29,3 for the year previous.
an increase of sl,l9S. 1893. The total
tax to be collected this year is $780,
965 .26, as compared to s3l5. .O57 SO
for the year previous, an increase Of
SAL .907.30.
The taxes to be collected during
the preeent year are segregated as
follows:
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04

y. = 7
a.a., - lunta 8, lurhtssl Ut The Junction "f
,hr-- 4 IS i.i1n- af the htchi.Ou. Topeka add
santa 20 III mil-. sr-t Hi hrn-s- city.
Isi ntii-- >nuih-a,, 81 D-nE,r. stSi5-ihf""
nils -.t Of Pu.h.o. aud -ishtS -un- miles
u.r,h ant East IL TriuitKd In i.JI the santa
p -.p-naI-i SDt1yI Ia I-ru.pTut cou-triic-
tion ~or. evn-i,tiag Of machine shops. tore
hsrI.-- rnundliou... etc The raiiroadc"m-
t,auy -n4f f,to, 80 fn~u ard i'aS~ out monthly
al TIL. place s,sJ'p Tor labor. lie ~Stus
sugar E.rtary. tive miles Ws'st OF - Jupth
"a, r-~ts-i ia lsy at cU-t - Sl-1si,pb In
J,tuts has iu.f r,-huiit sud -xtcu'l.st IT, water
>, stem at au rhp~ns- Dt >Disl IL = Owned
new source Of supply IA February. lHI. Inc
altitude - sOts feet. rGi tho climate fs.-n
1 he yris runnt. j. Unsurpassed. tluip-f con
-tsnt sIIH N inc rhnrset.rtlr- the Ntni"f- etsi
a wholly rlotidy day b. "a rarity. La Juhts hH-
al th- ui-rroI.,iitnh ronN-ni-ucs'< h~'si,n by a
cisy u' g,sB population. iucluiing inhb} thil.s
III brick .ij-~alks, is-rfrct system oi sah!-
tsry .-p-rasr. an electric light plant which
supple. an aiLdsy aud sll-nishi s-fyir'. an ar
tiartsl ic- tiisH, ~ -r.-i tons dnily caisariiy,
- u,ssl.ffu cold storage plant uiih n capacity
81 .torius 900 tons of par" tnDhntaiu lr~,
three r,rs l;r--d.iS-ry routr-. city letter ear
ri-r ollie FOR local delivery. lire department.
Iona, distance connection with any part OF III"
state u schssJl system .Ncrlleti bS NJ city -
thr state. employing twenty --rNan trnchrT~
Ia ts-ntY -fNO rooms. with "A new ss.ub hish
-ehuai completed IN lsJI. tea churchr-. -i>tecn
.ecr-t aud irateruhI orders. two bhuk-, sslfED
capital .nd sED,0cO drpu-it-: une daily and
two weekly nrw-psp-r-, opera huu-e uf 10
ssatinl; - t,aciiy. brick plant Oi 5ipO dnily ca
p.city. manufacturing best quality OF pitrtiiet
i,f!rk hour niiI Of - bnrr"l- daily capacity
s,- nIsnt L!oc.k plant. In fnct. La Juutp j. ono
~ the b-.t t"Su- OF It. sire in Colorado
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04
Summons.
STATE OF COLORADO. - In the County
CoIsIy % Orito. Court.
Lucy T.. SAVAGE
Plaintiff
GEORGE W. WALKER.
I,efen.iat,f

GEORGE W WaLkER,
Defendant
RADIO. to George ". Walker. the dcfendan nj
above named. GREETING.
fOu arr hereby required to appear in action
broushf against you by the above named plain
Stale of Colorado, anil answer the cosnpia
therein within twenty days after the service
hereof. " served within this county. or II
served ont OF this county. or by publicntion.
of. exclusive of the day oi ~eryice. or
Judgment by default Will be taken against
you according ta the prayer cf the com plz int.
And IL coJiy of the COMPLAINT ia the ahs,ys
en- tfied action II. not >S,rved with this sum-
mons ar If The -s-rvicc hereof h- made OUT Of
this state then ten stAy~ additional to the
time hereint'eiorr -Iecihesi for app~sranre
Of Judgement t.y default as Aforesaid.
The said action l. brought tn quiet title to
the following described inisds,. to-wit;. The
fEEll q sEias q ~re1losi fIsIs3 ~ jFnsSSS sces-
ty-f.Ds,r ia south ~ range hfty.fvr q, west
of the 6th y. NJ. md tn Obtain n decree Of
court Determining the claim or interest nf the
f-ntiant ha. claim or Interest therein. and
tnas the title tc said property h in the plain
tit in fee simple. will more fully appear
frssn the cosnplsinf ia said action 10 y hich
!. hrrrfO attached
Ani you are hereby notisss that u you fail
to appear. nnsI to answer the said cusn plaint
s A. .nssr r.a.re; the said paintn will ..t-
ing to th~ prayer of the complaint
lStven under my hand and seal al said court
.eAxest: mt La IuSta. in said County. this III
~ = : ''''' = = 4. y. WALLIS.
ssdsr ard Ex-onieio CIrrk u the County
Ccsrf Of Otero County, Colorado.
First qualification. January Z. iss.
Last publication. February I. lsst>
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04

The special tax in Swink is for a
sidewalk in front of lot "a. block 5.
The special tax in Ordway is a front
age tax of 81 per lot in the town
and two cents per foot in sub-divi-
sion.
The total levy in mills. for state.
county municipal and school pur-
poses. in the various cities and towns
.6I lI& county, with the total slevy
for last year. given for comparison,
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04

The assessed valuation in the var
ious cities and towns Of the county,
with the assessed valuation Of last
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04
Have Faith
ana Courage

%0HESE trying times the times that test the
H. III courage The who loses his fah
faith his fellow
~y fall o and let the who can and VIII
lead and win go the front.
THIS COUNTRY is ALL RIGHT. Colorado is of the
hes: the Union Otero OF the best counties
the La of the best towns IN
all this grand country.
will plentiful six weeks and you
will have TO There Two HUNDRED MILLIONS
than there sixty days agoore money tha
this county What the matter? 1t locked
You locking everybody locking up
the Men hide it, Men hoard It,
Men n pocket hide their houses
safety boxes-everywhere cunning devise.
DOLLAR Is NOT WORTH ONE CENT IDLE. 1t must
go and forever million dollars locked up vault or
mouthful of food.
buried bottom of the 1t
nothing when lying still.
The First National Bank has than it had
its history and ready when the great banks start
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04
SATURDAY. JANUARY 4. 1907

IrSTN Is 4 CITY Df SIX
thousand population aud county
.-At 1f Dt-r, county. tie greatest
agricultural county la the AfLra-
- Valley three t.-t-' sugar fac
TORIES i,-i8z located "a THU IT. tsDun-
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
HAMS HELD FOR
THE GRAND JURY

BY United Press Leased Special wire
NEW YORK. Aug. 2s-Captain Peter
C. Hams. who shot and killed william
f. Annis at the Baysidc Yachting Club.
August Is. and his brother. T. jenkins
Hains. the author. We're bound over to
the Grand Jury to-day without bail by
Magistrate Gilroy in tue Long Island
City police court.
The most startling evidence brought
out at the hearing was the testimony
Of Charles H. Roberts. who said Tint
Immediately following the shooting T.
Jenkins Hams said TO him he was sorry
his brother had shot Annis: that he
tried TO dissuade the captain from such
rash course and only consented to
accompany him when he found that he
could not be deferred. Roberts said
he asked 7. Jenkins Hains WHY he him
self had taken a revolver and. threat
ened to shoot any one who interforred
and that the brothers reply was that
he thought this the best way 10 pre-
vent further bloodshe1. John j.. Nc.
Iniyre. who represented the Hams
brothers made a motion that the
charge against r. jenkins Hams be
dismissed, urging that there was no
evidence agains, him.
Magistrate Gilroy promptly overruled
the motion.
Throughout the bearing Captain
Hains. who appeared I'm civilian clothes,
sat deiectedly near Mr.. Mcintyre. Most
Of the time his head rested IN his
manacled hands When he did look
about him il was with a Vacant. al
most meaningless stare. lie was pale
and nervous.
His brother was keanlv alive to tho
situation. He was cool and collected
and counselled with Mr.. Mcintyre FREE
quently A wider difference between
the two brothers could hardly be
imagined and many in the crowded
court room were heard TO comment on
the oft-repeated assertion that through
the tragedy from its incipiency TO its
execution Captain Hains has been
under the dominating Influence of his
more powerful brother
There were but three witnesses ex-
amined, Charles Roberts. the officer
who made the arrest. and DR.. Eve. tho
coroners physician, VINO held the au-
topsy DIR. Eve said there were twenty
wounds Of entrance and exit in An6is'
body and that nine bullets had pierced
the body. Under close questionins
from Mr. McIntvre and Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Smith, who conducted
the examination for the State Roberts
gave a detailed account of the shooting
on the float of the Bayside Yacht
dock. His version brought out no rev
facts. Both Roberts and Patroiman
PalSer testified Of the complacency ot
the brothers after the shooting At no
time during the hearing was the slight
est reference made Of the cause Of this
shooting nor the intimacy of Mrs
Hains and Annis Manv had expected
that the proceedings would in soine
way touch upn this phase of the case
and there was disappointment when il
was avoided altogether.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
VACATION DAYS
SOON TO BE OVER

Next week win be the last Of the va
cation season so far as the public
schools are concerned. and hundreds of
children win drop their "cat' sticks
and their baseball mits and bats to
once again tackle the problems that are
forever being put against the young
person.
When the children return to school
they viii find many Improvements. as
during the vacation extensive improve
monts have been made by the Boari
Of Education in nearly all the schools.
In several Of the schools new heating
apparatus has been installed. as well
as new furniture Most important OF
all. much attention has been paid to
making the schools much safer in case
of fire. and the teaches and children
viii find new fire escaDes. new exists.
out-turning doors ami other changes
tt>~N win reassure them as TO the II
greater safety in case Of fire
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
TO PUT LID ON
ATLANTIC CITY

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. Aug 2S--
Mayor Stoy and his kitchen cabinet
who have been charged with tho re-
sponsbnitv for the sunday wide-opon-
ness OF Atlantic City. have apparently
heon smoked out by Governor Fort and
his strenuous methods Of law enforce
ment
After what was virtually an all night
session Of the mayor and his retamers.
including Chief Of Police Woodruff and
Shorin johnson. the same decision was
arrived at to-day as was reached by
the coon OF Davy Crockett fame.
Mayor Stoy win come down The
excise law viii be obsyed next Sunday.
The force that brought about the deei-
sion was thes tand 1f Governor Fort,
who threatened to suspend Stoy from
Office and place man IN the mayors
chair who would enforce the laws ami
the appointment of special grand
court by the Supreme court to inquire
into the case two Grand iuries have rec
fused to act I'm. A business mems and
citizens meeting is to he held I'm Morris
Guards Hall next Monday night
@AAA'hA NHt nlthhOlhf II tne plfsnilF
program Is carried out, win be Joseph
w Salus Foreman OF the grand jury
which was dismissed yesterday
Though the feeling against Governor
Fort by business men IS largely am
tagonistic. they are charging the liquor
interest with responsibility for the ex-
isting muddled conditions.
It has been learned that the present
troubles were precipi'atel by the
saloon keepers because of their failure
20 keep an agreement made last spring
with business. A compact was made
then that the ministers would drop
their proposed attack on hotels aid
saloons If the proprletors would keep
the front doors of saloons clsed ard
shw disposition ito keep within
bounds"
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
DELAWARE VETS
TO GO TO TOLEDO

Members Of the DEPARTMENT Of Dela-
ware. Grand Army of the Republic.
viii leave this city on Sunday morniIg 3
for the annual encampment at Toledo,
Ohio, next week. The rarty from this
city will join the Philadelphia delega-
tion at Philadelphia and viii leave that
city directly for Toledo on the Penn
sylvania Railroad at 1 70 o'clock, arrv-
ing at Toledo at o'clock on Monday
morning.
In the party viii be Daniel Ross, past
senior vice-commander-in- WHO
has not missed an annual encampment
since 1882. and Joshua Litzenberg, as-
sistant adjutant general Of the De-
partment of Delaware. both Of whom
have permanent votes in the encamp-
ment. Others who NAV go from this
city are William Kelly. past depart
ment commander, and Isaac Fisher, OF
Post No. 4. the colored post of the
city. George c. Morton is a delegate
from this department, tut may not at
tend.
When the veterans arrive at Toledo
on Monday. they will be royalty enter
tanned. Tuesday win be devoted 70 re-
ceptions to the delegates, and on We'd
nesday there viii be = biz Grand Army
parade. on Thursday the encampment
win be held and will probably continue
until Friday night
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
STRANGE CONDITION
AT NEW CASTLE

As a result OF tho male labor famine In
New astle a curious situation is disclosed
in that town. Husbands who have been un-
able to obtain work have exchanged
places with their wives, who have been
able 20 find outside cngueements a.
while hubby does the housework, tho
"Missus" is working hard In some fac
tory or business place.
Now the question Is viii "housemaid :
knee that anment so long peculiar to the
feminine house worker become house
mans knee For what with scrubbing
the kitchen floor twice a week Gas every
good New Castle husband does without
o. doubt and polishing the stove on all
fours washing the cat washing the dishes
and sweeping under the beds, II is certain
that some kind OF Illness win be the out.
come 1t IS fact that when many hus-
bands undertake 20 do their wives work
they become sea-sick and the New Cas-
tie husbands are determined not to over
exert themselves
While as for the wives. Il Is said that
they are enjoying the situation to the
utmost No longer have the New Castle
housewives the opportunity 70 complain
that their work lis never done" It's
hubby's work that is never done now.
The only objection the wives have TO the
new change is that their husbands per-
slst I'm chewing tobacco while going about
their household duties and leave a tran
of tobacco juice wherever they go.
Read THE EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
Social and
Personal

Mr. and Mrs John T. Dickey and CHI
dren Of this city are spending a week at
Newark as the sutsts of Mr. D.ckeys par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. John r. Dokey.
r. c. Bradford OF the Bradford Com
pany this city has been on an extended
business trip through the West sting
automobile factories az oDtroit Cley lar d
and South Bend He viii return TO-DAY
Miss lda Ponder and niece MIS-. Sa a
Ponder of Milton Dell are gucs S Of
nr and Mrs. p w. Temlnson.
The Rev Herman Litorin pastor OF T. g
swedish Baptist Church. who has vsit a.
olean. Buffalo. Niagara, Carada hi
Jamestown N w. Pori Aneeany S NTH
port, Cassen. Warren. Pa. VIII W n
lecture on his vacation observauora nf2t
Thursday, lao D. M. at the church
Mrs T. f. Byron is cnterioinns her
daughter Mrs John p Rounds o. Jac''-
sonviie Florida
Fred j. Green, who has been very IN
al his apartments IA Eighth street for two
weeks is improving
Mrs l.. NJ stockwel and daughter ADA
Mary. of Atlanta Ca. who has been
spending the summer with htr parents
Mr.. and Mrs. IT, C. Huber. of No qaS
Kirkwood street. have returned to the
home.
The Rev. J. II. Main, pastor OF HOLY
Trinity Lutheran Church has returned
home from New JERSEY and MARYLAND
where he spent his vacation and viii
preach in his church on sunday
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
COLORED PREACHER
TO MAKE THE PRAYER

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. Aug 2S.-Tl q
long drawn controversy regarding ths
omission Of a negro orator from the list
at the Republican campaign opening here
on September 8 has been settled by the
appointment OF Rev. T.. w, Carver. presi-
dent of Wilbur University, the negro col.
lege at Aetna to deliver the invocation
The negroes demanded a speaker at tho
opening but this was refused because For
aker was not put on the list. The negroes
of the State have been up in arms since
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
colored Voters Form club.

Colored voters of the Seventh ward
met at No 100 West Twelfth street
last night and organized by electinp
the following officers: Levi Naudain
president; George w Jefferson. vice
president; Charles Benson, secretary:
Bertrand Carty, assistant secretary:
John Bates. treasurer
The next meeting viii be held on
Monday night in the Churchman fiat
on Chippey street. be5ween Eleventh
and Twelfth streets. at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
ASSISTANT FOR
THE INSPECTOR

An ordinance providing for the employ
ment Of the assistant for the city build-
ing inspector was introduced In CITY Codn
eli last night and was referred 10 the law
committee. The measure provides that the
assistant shall be employed by the build
ing inspector as long as needed IN the
work Of renumbering the houses OF the
city.
Mr. McGovern brought up the matter
Of the mayors investigation Of ue
Water Department by asking whoa n
mayor and the special committee APP
pointed to assist him in the investgou ton
intended to make a report
Mr.. White, Of the Eighth ward. said he
felt the same as he did two weeks ago
when the same QUESTION was brought up
He felt confident that the mayor would
make a report as speedily as he could.
Mr. Kane, Of the Fourth ward. said that
from what he heard on the street. citizens
were anxious 10 hear the repors and he
thought that some information should re
impaired to them.
Mr. McGovern asked when the bonds for
the Water Department We're to be issued
Mr.. White replied that speaking for him
self. he would not favor issuing the bonds
TO complete the filtration plant until the
charges pending were disposed Of.
Mr.. McGovern moved that the mayor
and special committee be instructed 10
make report on the investigation, but
the matter was lost by a strict party vote
The ordinance providing for the S25. 200
loan for the Street and Sewer Department
for building a storm sewer in ghinia,
street and opening Race street. was
passed. Mayor Wilson who was IN his Of.
flee approved the measure, making it a
law.
City Treasurer Ross reported a balance
in bank Of Si66,354e2. Treasury receipts Of
the week We're; George II. Mccall. siois.
James II. Morris. S2.26S5S; Eugene NJ
Sayers. n.26G9.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
GREETING FOR
OLD MR.. SUN
What kept you?

This would have been the most perth
nent question to be asked Of Old Sol this
morning were he as human as his ncon.
sistencies would indicate him to be-
For this morning was the first time his
jolly old face was seen on the chunk oc-
cupied on this planet by Wilmington for
almost three days
AS the result of the SUMS appearance
the thermometer went up with a bounce.
From 5S at O'Clock this morning. a fair
average for an end-of- October day. il
went up to IS at 1 O'Clock this afternoon
With the more comfortable temperature
a cioudless sky made the day ideal. and
those who have clung tenaciously to their
straw hats in spite of the snappy weather
are chuckling with glee The tlmid man
who wore his overcoat is an outcast
II Is predicted by the weatherman that
next week viii be "as hot as blazes."
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
Mrs. Hoopes ereaks Her Arm.

As Mrs. Isaac w. Hopes was alight-
ing from her carriage in front of the
residence Of her father, George w.
Cooley. at No. 915 Washington street,
this morning she fell and broke both
bones in her left arm below the elbow.
Mrs. Hopes has ben spending the sum-
mer on the Hopes farm at Mt. Cuba
and had come here to visit her father.
In stepping from her carriage she trip
ped on the curb. causing the injury.
Drs. Lukens and Adair reduced the
fracture. Mrs. Hopes win remain at
her fathers home until she RECEIVERS
from the shock
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
pERSONAI.

Misses Marguerite and Catherine Buck
ley Of No. 5OS East Third street. have re-
turned home from a two weeks vacation
at Florence. n. J.
Master William Buckley. Of No. 50s East
Third street. has just returned home after
spending a months vacation at Down.
ingtown. Pa
Miss Mary Keegan. Of West Philadel-
phia, has returned home after spending
a two months vacation here.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
MECHANICS
TAKE ON ACTIVE SPIRIT

The new spirit Of activity that has grip
ned the Junior order United American
Mechanics since they have obtained a
hau of their own has also taken pro-
nounced hold upon Telegraph Council No.
3o which is one of the youngest councils
of the order in this city.
This evening Captain William W. Nc
Kinnon. Of Telegraph Councils Degree
Team win reorganize the degree team
preparing for the coming winters work
This council as well as the entire order
anticipate initiating a large number ot
candidates during tho coming winter
months.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
William |. Wilson Buried.

The funeral Of William l.. Wilson, a
well-known farmer Of Brandywine
hundred, who died on Wednesday at
his home four miles from this city, was
held from the home today. Interment
was in Lombardy cemetery.
Mr.. Wilson had lived in Brandywine
hundred all his life and was known
among his friends as Lawyer Wilson
because he attended to his own legal
affairs. He leaves two sons. He was
tax collector for the hundred at one
time.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
COUNCIL WILL
GO TO OMAHA

city Council last night decided TO
attend the Twelfth annual convention
OF the League of American Municipali-
ties. which win be held in Omaha In
october. An invitation was received
from the officials OF the league, and It
was unanimously accepted.
Another invitation accepted by
Council was received from the Della
ware Saengerbund 10 attend It's annual
VolRsfcst at Brandywine Springs on
snntember and 3.