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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-30
Carnegie prcOist GSricbeH.
gngIan6 II. 9elltidlano iinS @e'
rleingefabr.

gln6reu Carnegie, bem elm be-
trd6tli6er Sbeil ieiner, Wttlltonen
6ur6 Die 2ieferitng BON Ban5erplat'
ten fir &riegsidiffe in bie SaI6en
gefloIIen iino, gefGat iib lett einlger
3eit in Der &olle zines Srieoens-
glpoItels. @r, Der Die Salfte ietner
3ett in England unb Sdottlato Der.
lebt, oerbri6t itd Der gaem Den aopt
iiber Die geipannten 8e6ieblln9en
SipiI6en 9eutidlanb unb @roBbri'
tannien.
Ssn Der am leeten SonnerItag OBJ
aebaltenen SSabres.Sisung Der Srtes
Sens.@eIeai6aft Ser Sta6t SEEM gorf
i'm Sotel glitor bielt Serr Carnegie,
Ser oieIen 8erbanbe als 8rdltoent
porItebt, cine Idneere &ebe, IN Der
er perlangte, oaB Die &egieriutg Der
9ereinigten Staaten gegen ben Dttll'
torisnuls 0eittiflan0s Die Gnglano
proteItire, oa oieier @ilitariSmus
ben 8eltfrie0en gefabr6e.
3u SdluB ser 8erIamntIung
iuuroen 9feiol,ttioneu paiiirt, IN
oenen oie idmmtli6en iibrigen See
mG6te Ser 8eIt angeaangen peroen
Bel 9eltIdlono ipie gnglano babln
porIteIlia 5u tperoen, nit ben &rtegs'
riiItungen ouf5ub0ren. 9ie anoerer
2Gnber bGtten bier5u elm Ie6t, %
al1d iie our6 Die fortgeiebten 9fiiIt'
ungen 9euti9lanos mie @ngIanoS 81
oriidenoen Neu glrmirltngen &C.
5ipungen piir6en.
9fiitnnscn iangcn Nutioncn ans.
Srieoe ME 10 ernitli6 gefdbroet NOR
,Seit @eri6engeoenfen lit De-
, Sriebe ME ernitIi6 eefdbrOet moroei
als iett," erfl6rte Serr Garnegt
SHE porber 9aben Die Wdhte lid
nit Dem gIeiden gifer Der bofi
nllngsloIen slufgabe bin, iif 10 81
riiiten, oaB Elm 9lngriff nnmoglic
!, iein miro. @roBbritannien iiebt 9er
!, ldIano als 8eorduer ieiner @giIten
an, mb 0euti6Ianb. oas Die GLE
. 6en &e9te nit England auf Der
! mia ni6t mebr als na0nigin De
See" on. SeIbIt ipenn mie ourr
2 elm 8unoer elm Srieg pernieoe
y lperoen ioGte, baben aIle geatione
= ourd, Die &ipalitGt Seuti6lanos III
), @nglanos idmer 81 leioen. glu'
lte baben nit 6en fortidreitenoe
: StiiItlneen aui Soften Der Steue1
Ter S1ritt 81 balten.."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-30
8OrIdt gese 8Oridjt.

Wein @lastopp madt mer piel ger'
6rub,
SGnS id) oo6 nod mein Soar!
Damn mas i6 iebt aIs bore nlilB
9es bbut nit tpobl fors Sbr.
Die Dag batpp i6 10 bal i'm grnno,
6 S6pobem1oeI gfobbt;
Dab ner Die Saie bort ai Sano
G6tatt ab5uaiebe robbt.
$50 nerrli" iGd)t ie alieber Sdas"
so ma6t mer's in mein Srt;;"
rs iieb's 10 ipobl oil Sbres @lass"
,Sie lparet au lido oort!"
Ser 8is bot eegentli6 teen Slnlt,
9enn's is 10 idtaotbefannt,
0ab i9 bort ME gefueeBt nod bin,
SSn ibren S6tpobelano.
8as baoo's? beuo iddt lido JEDI gas
Die bGoo mid beeme gei6idt,
I'm i'd fried ben gerobbte Sas
S5n eenliort porgeriidt.
Drum merf ii6's Seber, mos i'd lag
8er S6pobmG6le fobbt,--
9es is a 2uoers RenideidIag
Der lpero eetuib gefIobbtl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-30
gerhanblnnacn Der 2eaislatnr.

Dos 9Repr6ientantenballs nabm Die
Slid. uno 8il6. 8orlage nad elmer
ldngeren uno 5eittpeiie redt beftigen
9e6atte nit SO gegen 95 Stimnen
on: Sic perbietet ben Serfauf BON
irgeno tpeI9em @ilbpret in Staate
OtiIIouri iest BEN 9etrag Der Sago'
li3erien fir gi6tbelpobner oes Staa
tes auf $25, fir 9emobner oes Stoa
tes aif SO i'm gatl5en Staote uto
fir oie Sago I'M GoulttD, mo Der
SGger pobnt, ST felt.
sSerner perbietet bieie Sorlage Die
Go6itng, ben Sang ooer Den Ser
fauf bon g0geln, Die ni6t als gSilo
su betra6ten itno. 9ieie Sori6rift
lit gegen Die 8eruenbllng BON 8ogel
bGlgen fir Sutper3ieritngen gertdtet
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8er's nidt slanbt, sablt--

ssneinem Marden Der @ebriioer
Grimm beibt es gum S6luiie !:
,8er's nid]t gIarbt 5ablt einen
Sbalery. SeIbitberItanoIid 1T oas
i'm Sdera semeint. SIM Grnite mill
fen Die 1eniden aber fir einen I'm
aloiiben nid)t ieIten cine niel bobere
Straie erIegen. Bir oenten bierbei
bes 9eionoeren ON Die pielen geooii.
ernspertbcn, tpelde bon Wottigteit
9fiideni6m61e, Seraflopfen, S4tpit'
oel uno Sbnma9ten. Sbreniaulen,
Sledenieben, flir5 oo1oen SDnlpto'
men elmer Geriinreinniguug oes Slr
tes gequelt perOen. Sauienoe bon
3euaniiien 6antbarer @ebeilter bd'
| ben felt Iangen Sobren Der Seffent'
Iihfeit oarseIeet, bob es IN ben be
riiblnten, nur aus 8flan5enitoffer
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Siitet gu9 Dor Salben gegen Sa'
tarrb, Die Auediilber entbalten, oa
GuedIiIber ii1er ben Sinn oes De-
ru6s 5eritoren unb 5aS gan5e Sp'
item pollig serriittet tpirb, tpenn es
our6 Die i9leimisen Sberfldden elm
oringt. Sol6e glrtifel iollen me
auber aiif 8erorOnling gut berilte'
ner @erate gebraudt tueroen, oa Der
Sfaoen, oen iie anrtdten, 5ebnmal
70 grob lit aIs bas @ute, bos Sbr
oopon ersieIen fonntet, Sails Sa'
tarrb &lr, fabri6irt bon S. S.
Gbenep & Co., SoIebo, s., entbalt
fein 0uedlilber nno tpirb innerlid
aenontmen lino tpirft bireft alif ote
ifleinligen Sberfldhen beg Spltenls
8em irb Salls &atarrb'aur faiitt
leib ii6er, oab Sbr Die adte be-
fontmt. sic miro innerlib genont
men uuo i,t Sole6o, Ohio, bon s. S
Gbenep & So. semaft.
8erfauft bon alien slpotbeferr
8reis 75c. Die Slaid)e.
Soils Samilien.Sillen iinb Die be
iten.
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Supc.

= llniere S6uIe idlieBt MittpOd
ltn6 2ebrer Scrr Graigbeao, miro lid
na6 Oklahoma begc6en peil oa Die
20bne beiler iino.
Serr aoiis Summert uno
SRI. emma of pitroen ourCN &eb.
". @ertid il ianite Sod d. gbe
geibmie6et.
8ir baben bier cine iebr CUTE
9ono oeren 0iettite Die fonlmetoe
Saiicn pieI IN 9lniprltb genommelt
Der6en iollte.
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bin"
Gauienoe 2eitte aus allen Sebens'
eeIlenungen baben fir Die Dnnoer'
poean @eiunobeit 6ringenoen eigen'
i6aften oieies alien arauter'SetImit
tells 3eugniB ageelegt, uno eS per.
Sient aud oas ibm BON Sung rno vi
ge5ollte Sob.
gr feline glpotbefer WebiStn,
aud fein setp6bnlider Snnbelsarttfe
@r miro ben 9euten 0ireft geliefert
6urd 2ofal.agenten, angelteat bon
ben @igentbiimern Or. Geter 6abr'
men & Cons Co., 112-118 90.
SoDne glpe., Gbicago, Sa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-30
Elm Tree Saloon
erouP p11stteus Gioenbdmr 1rlorrIou, mo.
frauf 1l1ettcns, Gieentbdmer,

9equem eeI,een an Der Sanpt9e'
Id)ditSitraBen; ansenebmes 9eiudS'
IofaI fir ,iuiere Staot' unc Sormer'
ireunoe iowie geiud1er bon gIustudrtS.
0ute 9orridltuns 9ietbe an3ubinoen.
gDir pertarien nur bic bette qnali-
tat 2iqu5re, 9uI6's Doibinston
BIER in aee uno SIaIhen; ebenialla
sDbie SeoI SIa'denbier, uub ablolni
bic ieiniten Wlorten WbistieS u Rnm.
9eIteuunseu fir 2ea uno Slolben'
bier fpcrben prompt ausSeIiibrt.
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9enfe nidt, oaB es Dir gtneen
bringt etlpas 5u tbi,i ipoour6 oit
etnem anoeren i6aoeit. gs mag Dir
Ideinen, als iei es Su beinem Dor.
tbeiI, aber friiber ooer ipdter tpiro es
arf bid suriidfaIlen iinb iid al DIR
rGhen.
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Sarmcr, Der feline &nderuei5en'
preiie nimmt.

ct. Wearp's, g., %. &pril.
gu einem Der Sap Grain SO. ange.
boriaeu @genten in 0hllberrpI Sno.,
fam elm Der oortieen 9unfaro'@e'
meinoe angeboriger Sarmer, INN Iet'
men steierpeporratb bon 8ei5en gu
berfaufen. glls er bas 8etreioe mad
oem glepotor bra6te unb na6 Dem
greiie fraete, mar er entiest 81 bor,
en-, oaB man ibm $3.50 per 8nlbel
be5ablen lpolle. D9as lit elm 8ud'
erpreis", iagte Der bieoere Sarmer,
,ltno SauIenbe meroen nidt i'm
/ Stauoe iein, ibr tdgli6es grot 81
foafen." Ser Mmm Deigerte lid
energiid mebr als $1.10 gu nebmen
r9ie iibrigen 90 Gents am gnlbel
aebt bert glrmen, Die infolge oes
@eisencorners oarben nliiIietl," be
itimnte er. ga Der 9nnfaro 1905
9uIbel 8ei3en perfarfte, bat oel
glqertt iest 5000 an Sano, ilber Der
! en- enogiiItige gertpenOung er iein'
Sirma inn Sntriftipnen erlndte.
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a)ern,arr,,, abln., grettue, nen 80, april 1909
lien unb an6eres bat einen 8ertb
bon S15,000,000.

auiabrIid gebrail6t: 9ie 8rauer,
W6Iaer ltno 9renner geben alliGbr'
lid $700,000,000 an 20bne aus.
gigettbum i'm 8ertb bon orei 8ilio
men Dollars tpiir6e nit einem S6la'
ge 5erIt0rt peroen, tpenn Die 8ereinig
ten Staaten 8robibition einfiibren
ionten. Steuern i'm 8etrag bon
$271, 100000 ON ben 8iln0 ilno Die
Staaten ipiir6en peri9pinoen, Oes'
glei9en S9anfiteuern an bic Staote
i'm 8ertb bon $S4, 100000
glls @inants init ieinen 3ablen
fertig mar, begannen Die ct. Souiier
9eIegaten, Bis Die Senatoren na9
oreiitun0isen 8erbor riefen ~@s lit
genitg."
ganfiers ipreden uffeu.
8m. $. See, SrGIi6ent Ser Mer-
6ants.2acleoe geationalbanf un0 gor
| Itsenoer 0es @anfiers.aon1ites, bas
mad Sefferson Gitp reiIte, eroffnete
oas @erb0r, oos glei6 na9 S4luB
Der Senats Sisung begonn, nit
energiI6en Broteiten gegen Die I'M
terbreitung oes glmen0enlents. gr
erflGrte, 6aB feline 9anf ni9t eil
9epoiit eines 9raueres beiibe, feline
9rauer ll1ter oen IftionGreli babe
ltn0 6esipegen ni6t beeiniluB iei.
Sros0em niiiie er it6 oils Sinar5'
mann un0 Sorliber eiltes &omttes,
bas $4OO,0O0,O00 an 9epOiiten per-
trete, gegen Brobibition erflaren. 81
fiibrte an, 0aB in Der 9rauereinblt'
Itrie WfIiouri's $120,000,0O0 ange'
Ieat Ieien, 6aB bic 9rauer $30,000,
900 idbrli9 an 20bnen urO $5,4OO,
900 on Steuern aablen, pabreno al
| Sd)anfli5enien i1brltd $4,400,0OO
einaeben. 8alfer Sin, Braii6ent .
Wfe6anics.g(nerica 8anf, folgte ibl
,ub erfIGrte, baB 9tegieritng meb
: sur 8eieitilng bes llebels beitra
! aen merbe, alS Die 8robibition.
! @bas. $. Suttig, SrGiioent Der 3
gtational. .9anf, iprad frdftig gege1
oie Seu6eIei. oie nit ser Brobibitto
iimrner perbunoen lit. lleber Die Sc
Itoruna BON gieentbun, pel6e oi
slnnabme Ser Trobibition 5ur Solg
baben piirbe, ging Serr Slttig tnr
, binueg, oa oie anberen Eeoer Itc
,, oamit lGnger befaBt batten. 0elt
Itdrfer ipra9 er iiber Die moraliif
: Seite ser Srage. nDen i6limntIte
9etrug, ben elm Mann gegen ben al
; oeren periiben fan,l," iagte er, II
Ser Der llnebrli6feit llno Seudele
gS lit cine tpoblbefannte Sbatia6'
!, oaB oie &robibition ni9t probibir
|, : uno mas iest often gei6iebt, ipiirS r.
: oann einfa6 beimlid gei6eben. "
ipiiroen Seu6elei 8ii6ten. 9ie @n
!, : ipidelung Der @eieIlidaft foroel
y eine beIt1noige germebrung Der Sre
belt uno cine 8erminoerung Der p'
i triar9alii6en &egierung.
,Wteine grfabrlng bot mid ilbe
/" ,eugt, oaB Der unmabige ytenl
: Itd ielblt bon Der @eieIlidaft trenl
lno entipeber feline @epobnbeit Ell
:, IteIlen muB oOer ieine Stelll,ng
" ser @emeiitoe oerliertI
: ,8enn Ser Staat ms porIdreit
;, :, mas mir ellen rmo trinfen iolle
o Der bilfloien @reiie uno aranf'
:. y berabaebriidt. Selbitpertrauen III
7" llnabbdnsigfeit piiroen ansgerott'
: Die @ner9ie, Die in Dem aulbt
= = unierer 8i,ltur cine 10 groBe &ol
~ unierer &ultur cine 10 grcBe So
=, =, 1ns oieien @eiit erntltbtgen, ab
~ ~ ni6t nieoer briiden."
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Ser i6lintmlte 5eino Den Sobn
0eye bon @Iaonin, @id., batte mar
elm ooffenes @ei6wiir. Gr be5ablte
oen gler5ten $400 obne ooB ibm ge.
boIien ipuroe. 0am bat 9lflen'$
9lrnica SaIbe oas @ei6tpiir sebeilt
uno i'm fliriert. gs filrirt 5ieber-
blaiert, @ei6piire, 8rrm am Singer
@r5en, Sala fIuB, Gin itnieblbares
Mittel geeen SdrnOrboioen, Siibner.
augen. % Gents BEL 8aIfer Bros.
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slbonnirt auf Dos Serlnanaer
goltsbIatt.
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M % R II I SO N
Cement ,BlOlk CO

@D. Seitsmann siseutbiimsr.
Sabrbirt aae arien Gemeutbl6de.. Sitter
men, ,inp 9aunoterinl.
6cmeni tpiro in 9eipiinIdIten 0nantiidten
uertouh
Sprberi preiSliite.
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gbonirt altf Oas rSermanner
goIfsbIatt1.
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Gs tSOet Den ltnbulO.

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La Junta tribune., 1909-01-16

missioner OF this district. and Nat S.
White for commissioner in District
No. IA.
No further appointments were made
and on Thursday afternoon the new
board adjourned until Monday. .Ianu-
AIRY 25th. 4
In the county clerks office r. 6;
Todd succeeded n. D. Garwoot,w1th'
out rusr or, reathees' Nj. Tqdh : %
ficial fsrce4s as. fol ows: Chief dep
uty. Reg. Garyin: clerkl. Mss. " lbel
Limbocher and Miss Gface Hoyasd. !,
in the county ytSsasarsr'ss sdssicAIh.
A. Dawley snscseasd-,G III. rDownei
IN January lst' II. |P. ~Schuyler~'ie Il
deputy county treasurer, and J. a.
Gauger clerk.
In the office of Sheriff Potter.who
was electer to succeed himself the
most important change was the in
stallation as undersheriff of Jack De.
vine to succeed Ad Frost.
S. S. Phillips. OF Rocky Ford, is
now in charge OF the office of super
La Junta tribune., 1909-01-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS.

DR.. c. II. Farthing, of Swink. who
was recently elected county physi-
clan OF the La !unta district, vii
move to this city in the near future
and locate permanently.
The Presbyterian Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. n. S. Larsen, ZIG
Ration avenue Thursday afternoon.
January 2lst. at 2:3O O'Clock. All
members are requested to be there
promptly at the stated time.
:. The biggest bunch OF land seekers
over brought to La Janta is expected
to arrive in this city about the mid
lie of next week. They are coming
from Illinois, Minnesota, Oklahom
and Kansas. and the agents of the
La Junta Land Company report that
it will be the largest party of land
seekers ever brought to Otero coun.
ty. 1t Is up to the La Junta Indus
trial Association to appoint recep-
ton committee to extend the glad
La Junta tribune., 1909-01-16

hand to the members of the party
ON their arrival. and show them that
we not only have good land around
about us, but a live bunch of Citi-
2ens in the community.
The handsome residence property
If A. Ha berg was recently purchased
by w. H. Sigafoos and will lie occu-
pied by the Sigafoos family as soon
as the Halbergs move to La Junta.
where they contemplate going. The
consideration was somewhere near
$1,000. Mr. Halberg has been doing
considerable construction work in La
Junta the past year. and thinks there
are more opportunities there for his
work They have made a host OF life
long friends while in our city and
will be missed from among us. The
Tribune joins the citizens of Fowler
in wishing them success in their new
Tribune.
La Junta tribune., 1909-01-16

matters came up for consideration
AS follows:
In the case of the People VS.. Je-
rome HII, Juuse kiZer Announced
mat the setting of the case for
January 18Th nau been vacated upon
mo AGREEMENT OF the attorneys TO.
lne prosecution and defense. Hli,
who Is Fed With inanslaus ht"r.
entered a plea OF not guilty when ar
raigned, uut has decided to chanso
MS plea to guilty Of Involuntary man.
slaughter. the maximum sentence fol
which is one year Ia jail. The case
will come up for trial and final dis
position next week
the case ainst Joseph Burns an4
=. \. Barn grover, charged with bur
,arizing the saloon of J. =. Bradi5h
Has set for January 2lst. The coIrt
appointed Paul NJ. North as attorney
iur Burns, and L. c. Glenn as attor'
ley for Barngrover.
On Thursday the civil case of \
NJ Moore VS.. Charles Tuggle occu'
pied the attention of the court most
# The day. 1t came up as case
in cquity on an appeal from the coun
La Junta tribune., 1909-01-16

With one exception democrats
Gratis now hold full sway at the court
house, for the first time since 1897.
Outside Of the county assessor every
mothers son OF the bunch is dyed
in the wool democrat, and sign
has been hung on the outer wall
None But Democrats Need Apply"
The new officials were sworn into
office and took charge of the affairs
OF state in Otero county last Tues
day morning, and the republicans
who have been in charge OF ma1of-
ity of the offices since 1899, stfppad
down and out. =
The old board OF county commits
sioners completed the unfinished
business of their term office last
Monday. and on Tuesday morning The
organization of the new board was
effected by the election of F. NJ.
Harsin, the hold.over commissioner
from the Second district. as chair
man. Matt Daimler succeeds J. w.
Fisher as commissioner from the
La Junta tribune., 1909-01-16

intendent of schools, succeeding Mrs
Carrie Il. Money, who was recently
elected to take MIR. Phillips p ace as
teacher in the RO1ny ISrd hi
school
T.. W. McDaninls succeeded A. Z.
Wallis as county judge, Miss Ida
Dodd succeeding Miss Marie Hively
as clerk.
II. w. Adsmond. the only repu5li.
can elected during the late unpleas-
antness, succeeded himself as AS
SCISSOR, with c. X, Buckley as chief
deputy to succeed Sam Brown.
Additional appointments. inc udng
the awarding of plums TO the demo
cratic newspapers of the county.will
be made when the board meets on
the last Monday in the present month
La Junta tribune., 1909-01-16

Road District No. ed Shafer. o.
ney.
Road District No. ID. L. Potter.
Rocky Ford.
Road District No. 6-S. l.. De
wesse. south of Rocky Ford.
Road District No. John Hammell
west of La Junta.
Road District No. s-George W. Te'
ter, Paramount
Road District No. 9-James |. Rich
ards, Nine Mile.
Road District No. 10-K. n. Kirk
patrick, La Junta.
Road District No. l1-Harry Cave,
Cheraw.
Road District No. l2-Robert Con
ner. West Holbrook.
Road District No. l3-Robert Phil
lips. Sugar City.
Road District No. 14-W. ]. Train
or, Ordway.
County physicians We're appointed
as follows:
Olney and Oriway-J. e. Bell
Sugar City Ed Ray.
La Junta, Swink and Nine Mile
La Junta tribune., 1909-01-16

Assessor, Only Republican in Bunch.
First district. and John II. Cowhen
takes the ace of George w. In
gals as commissioner from the Third
district.
The first business transacted y
the new board was the election of \.
b. Wallis, who retired as county
judge. to the position of county at
torney.
E. E. Hiyely was then elected to
succeed himself as janitor of the
court house, a position that he has
creditably filled since 1898. with the
exception of one previous term when
the democrats were in control of the
board Of county commissioners for a
period of two years. The appoint
Dhent reflects credit upon the new
board. and shows that they apore-
ciate good service.
On Wednesday and Thursday the
new board appointed road oversears
and county physicians in the var
ious districts as follows:
Road Di-t-ict No. mo appoint
ment at Fowler
Road District Nos. and 4-P. H.
McElroy. west of Rocky Ford.
La Junta tribune., 1909-01-16

Charles H. Farthing.
Rocky Ford-E. w. Kearby.
ManZanola-P. A. Pedan.
Fowler-Arch Meador.
The board passed an order that
all county physicians apply to the
commissioner of their district FIR sup
plies for the poor.
The board approved additional ap-
pointments as follows:
Deputy county clerk-Reg. Garsin.
Chief deputy assessor = c. r..
Buckley.
Deputy sheriffs-S. N. Rose and r.
A. Potter.
Ben G. Wilson was endorsed to
succeed S. w. Cressy as water com
La Junta tribune., 1909-01-16

ty court. Moore and Tuggle were
engaged in the water wagon bust
ness and the suit is for half In
terest in a team Of horses. Moore
secured judgment in the county
court for 5000. o. G.. Hess was the
attorney for Tuegle, and II. T. O'Con.
nor for Moore. Judge Rizer took
the case under advisement and will
render decision next Monday morn
ing.
The jury which had been summon
ed TO appear Wednesday morning was
excused until Monday morning at
10 o'clock
The district court adjourned Thurs
day afternoon until Monday morning.
when 1t will reconvene for weeks
session.
La Junta tribune., 1909-01-16
District Court.

The district court convened in ad-
journed session last Wednesday morn
ing with Judge Rizer on the bench
Besides the Smith case. notice of The
disposition of which will be found IN
another column of this issue. other
La Junta tribune., 1909-01-16
Retiring Republican Officials.

II. d. Garwood, who retired as
county clerk last Tuesday after seven
years of faithful and efficient serv-
ice in that office, is now gentle
La Junta tribune., 1909-01-16
Social Gathering

At the home of Mrs. c. A. Beer
bohm next Tuesday, the Presbyter-
ian church people will gather for a
social time. Everybody is cordial
Iy invited to come and participate in
the festivities incident to. the occa-
sion.
La Junta tribune., 1909-01-16

G. II. Dowaer, lJr Two years past
treasurer Cf U-ero c,uA,.., aAd for
five years prs,ious ,herelo deputy
county treasurer, retired from office
on January Is, afl,r most cred
table record as an ofiiliai. 1t pres
ent Mr. Dowaer is 5ivias his sue
cessor pointers Oh how to run that
office, aud If MIR, Dawley don't win
out it won't be through any fault of
his instructor. Mr.. Downer has not
decided definitely as to his future oc-
La Junta tribune., 1909-01-16

man of leisure. and expects to enjoy
to the full all of the prerogatives in
cident to that exalted position until
February LIST. On that date he Will
engage in the .cantaloupe commits
sion business. In which line OF work
La Junta tribune., 1909-01-16

he achieved considerable distinction
previous to his Icing elected county
clerk Mr.. Darwood has been ten
dered, unsolicited. lucrative posi-
known commission firm OF Chicago,
and about February LIST vii. leave Tor
the south to + present them during
the coming season In Texas and Mis-
sissippi. The best wishes fJr Sue
cess aud osperity OF h3st II
friends in OF r. county win attend
Mr.. Garwood wherever his lot may
be cast
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-20
SALARIES UNDER THE
new CLASSIFICATION
Publicity Manager Meacham Talks Re-
garding the Raise in Remunera-
ton Of the Officers of WaIla
WalIa County.

During the past several days there
has been considerable discussion re-
garding the action of the county Off
Gals in signing waiver for increased
salaries permitted by the new CLASH
ficatiOn of Walla Walla county, and
some little criticism of those officials
who have refused to sign the document.
In speaking of the matter this morn
ing, Publicity Manager L. E. Meacham,
who. with the Real Estate board, was
partially responsible for the change,
said:
1T is certainly quite within the
rights of any citizen or public officer
to refuse to sign any paper, no matter
by whom prepared or presented nor
what the subject may be, and I cannot
bring myself to feel any resentment
against any person who may thus ex-
ercise the right of freedom Of action.
1t should be remembered too that it is
not the signing of the paper that is Of
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-20

predicted that in time it will be the
means of saving the shipper many
thousands of dollars annually.
Officers of the traction company
are: Gilbert Hunt, president; w. H
Richardson, of dayton, vice president;
Ben C. Holt, secretary and ]. c. Arm
strong, general manager. The trustees
are Gilbert Hunt, Ben Holt. John r.
Catron, J. C. Armstrong and W. H.
Richardson
In order that they might understand
the situation in this country and real
ize to what use their money was being
put, II. E. Raymond, an engineer en-
ployed by the London brokers was in
this valley for about 40 days louting
over the entire project. He then SUBJ
mitted his report in book form anG it
was upon this that the brokers passed
That they think we'll Of the enterprise
is assured from the fact that out of
nine projects submitted to them in the
United States, but three were accepted,
the facts having all been previously
presented to them. by Mr.. RAYMOND.