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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-03-04
HETTY GREEN'S
DAUGHTER WEEDS
ATTEMPT TO MAINTAIN SECRECY
CAUSES LuDicRous STREET
SCENE.
STUDENTS HOLD UP WAGONS
Cries Of "stop Thief" Add 70 Con-
fusion ss Party Leaves Hoboken--
Students Hold Up
Wagons.

Morristown, N. J.-Sylvia Green.
only daughter OF Mrs. Hetty
world. was married Tuesday to Mat.
thew Astor Wilks, grandson Of the late
to Matthew Aston, grandson of the late
John Jacob Aston Howard L. Pell
gave away the bride. The Rev. Phiio-
men Il. Sturgess performed the cere-
money.
The bride lie Just past 30 years Of
age and will inherit half OF her moth
er's estate of 100000. The bride
groom 10 about Go.
Strange and ludlcrous scenes preced-
cd the ceremony because of Mrs.
Green's efforts TO have It performed
with comparative secrecy. When the
bridal party started from Mrs. Green's
home at 1909 Bloomfield avenue, Ho-
boken, in a one.horse cab, TO board the
special train which awaited them at
the Lackawanna depot, they we're fol.
lowed by q motley procession OF delly.
cry wagons, milk wagons and vehicles
OF every description. which were filled
with curious persons and newspaper
men.
Students Hold Up Wagons.
The clatter Of the horses on the as
phalt pavement was heard by the 400
students in the Stevens Institute at
Fifth and Hudson streets. They
thought a runaway was passing and
they instantly left their studies and
swarmed into the street. The cab
passed, but they held up the rest OF
the procession.
Let US pass" shouted those in the
wagons. "Hetty Green's daughter is
in the cab ahead and she's going to be
married"
Rob! Rah! Rah! for the marriage"
relied the students. Those who could
then climbed on TO the tail ends OF the
wagons, and the charge was renewed.
Scores OF them did q Marathon TO the
cab. overtaking II and peering joyous.
lv at the embarrassed occupants in.
side while they breathlessly wished
the bride-elect all the happiness in the
world.
Persons on the street seeing the
wagons held up and then the chase
after the cab thought a robbery had
been committed, and cry of Stop
thief" was raised. This added to the
crowd and likewise to the confusion.
"cabby" Knew His Business.
But the cabdriver knew his business
and he belabOred his horse so that the
animal went along as It had never
raced before. The party reached the
Lackawanna depot, about so yards
ahead OF the pursuing vehicles.
That gave Mrs. Green. her daughter
and Wilks time to reach the private
car Avondale before the crowd was
able to overtake them. Once inside
the car they pulled down the curtains.
and nothing more was seen OF them.
The car left for Morristown attached
to the regular Morristown express.
which departed from Hoboken at 1921
o'clock.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-03-04
ThIef Killed m Runnlna Fiuht.

New Orleans.--In running fight
between detectives and thieves here
Saturday one OF the thieves was killed
and another fatally wounded.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-03-04
pIIte,s BIoaess Man Is Dead.

I louisiana. Missouri. = Abe Sis
SON, 81 years old, Q feet Q inches tall,
Iho largest man In Pike county, died
IA heart disease while automoblling
Friday. sssson formerly was chief OF
police OF Louisiana.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-03-04
Two Aaed People cremated.

Whitehall, Montana.-Mrs. William
Crist. So years old. and John
Teear. her hired man. nearly as old.
we're cremated Saturday night when
the cabin on the Crist ranch. six miles
from Jefferson was burned.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-03-04
na 3 Power; pIes PennlIess.

i Angeles, Cal. - Porteus
care. at one time a power IN the
hess world OF Chicago. and later
tor in business in Seattle and the
invest Is dead here. At the time
5 death he was virtually penniless.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-03-04
NllI nouaht hY Tolsdo.

Toledo. ohio.-Tho Toledo club
has purchased George Mn from
the Philadelphis Americans. lie was
Connie" Mack's property. although
staying In New Orleans last season.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-03-04
PEACE MEN At BANQUET
ELIHU ROOT URGES PUNISHMENT
or THE LIMOGES.
choats, Brlee, Hughes, TakahIra and
Nabueo Plead for World
Friendship.

New York.-Around the banquet
table at the Hotel Aston sat these
men OF peace Friday night: Rllhu
Root, senator-elect and guest Of hon
or: William Howard Taft, president
elect: Joseph II. Choate, the toastmas-
ter and recently ambassador to Great
Britain; James Bryce, the British am
bassador to the United States; Gov
Charles u. Hughes, Baron Kogoro OF
Japan, and Joaquin Nabuco. the Bra.
lillian ambassador.
These were the men at the speak
ers' table. There we're some 800 other
men OF peace at the other table. At
least they must have been before the
dinner was over for there was war
talk OF only one kind and that was
war on the jingoes.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-03-04
V. s. TeIsphone 70 increase capItaI.

Columbus. Ohio.-The United Statea
Telephone company. the big rival OF
the Bell concern, was Thursday auth.
oriEed to increase its capital stock to
s5.550.OOO, with an additional issue Of
$500. 900.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-03-04

Boston, Observation-Disclosures Pas
tor Stokes Is suffering from an attack
OF ptomains poisoning, caused. she
says, BY eating tainted beef. She has
been In her room at the Hotel Sey.
mour for several days. Her condition
10 reported better
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-03-04
Pirates Land Youna Catcher.

Pittsburs. Pa---Manager Fred Clarke
OF the Pirates has secured Catcher
shrlver Of the wheeling (Cen-
trail Leaguel club and win take the
yOunsster on he rpring training tFip.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-03-04
nIn Flra ai Texarkana.

TexRrkana. Arkansas.-rhe Ark
ansas Cotton OH Co.'S plant here
burned Friday night The blaze is
supposed to have been caused by q
spark from q switch engine.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-03-04
InherItn Fortune bud RemaIna soIdler

Portsmouth. n. H.-NapoleOn Cyres
not yet 81, a private in the
i65th company, coast artillery. at Fort
Constitution, has inherited s45, 900
from an uncle in Canton. o. He will
re-enlist.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-03-04
nanrna q. RurroMa pead.

Madison, Wis. George Baxter
Inurrows, former speaker Of the
tower house OF the wisconsin assem-
hiv. member Of the senate and a
rromlnent Elk ana Mason. died here
lhiaays
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-03-04
.un Panic carteonIat pead.

France. - Caran d'Ache
most famous cartoonist, died
day of heart failure. His real
Vas Emanuel Poire. He was
Russia, and his name, "Caran
|" Is the Russian for lead
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-03-04

Mira L. HenEie Rixey. sIster Of
Surgeon p. n. Rixay. Of the navy. died
suddenly AZ the latter's residence In
washington Sunday hight
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-03-04
TITLED WOMEN JAILED
LADY t.YTToN AMONG suFFRA-
oETTEs IMPRISONED.
Police Arrest Leaders Trying to Force
Interview With English
Premier.

London. England. -sunfragettes Of Il.
tie and the highest social position
were sentenced Thursday for from one
to two months in jail for the demon
stration last night. when an army OF
sufRragettes tried to force an interview
with Premier AsQuith.
Among those sentenced were Lady
Constance Lytton, sister Of Lord Lyt-
ton and daughter OF the former Vice.
roy OF India; Mrs Pethick Lawrence,
Daisy Solomon. daughter Of the ex-
Premier OF South Africa. and others
OF equal rank.
Thirty suffragettes we're arraigned
In court as a result OF last nights ar
rests. They refused to give bond for
their good behavior in the future and,
chose instead the prison sentences.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-03-04
Slayer Of stspdaushtsr Is Hanged.

Nestchester. PA--Irwin A. Lewis.
the young Franklin township farmer.
murderer Of his stepdanghter. WaA
hanged In the Chester county
prison here Thursday.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-03-04

vandalia. IlIinols.-P. r. Hen.
iAmin. pioneer Of this county. died
here Saturday morning a the age Of
70 years
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-03-04
wOmsu's slayer Hanged at Reading.

Reading. Pa Frank Palmer.
murderer OF Mra. Gertrude clin.
ton. was hanged In the Jail yard here
Thursday. The mans neck was broken
by the drop and death was instantAE
neous.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-03-04

Concord, N. II. Congressman
sscckIl o. Massachusetts, has do.
1nnid the presidency Of Dartmouth
tslkxe. 4
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-03-04
Root Wars Upon War AuItstsrs.

In this connection Elihu Root said:
II agree with Mr.. Choate that there
il no inconsistency between the work
OF a secretary Of war and a secretary
of peace, because so long as selfish
ness and greed and willingness to do
injustice and brutality continues In
this world, we must have the police
man, and the international policeman
whose presence makes the use of his
club unnecessary Is the army and
navy.
III we would have peace It is not
enough to cry peace peace 1t is
essential that we should promote and
insist upon the willingness OF our
country to do justice to all countries
OF the earth.
War comes today as the result
either OF actual or threatened wrong
by one country to another. or as the
result OF a suspicion by one country
that another intends to do It wrong
The least Of these three causes Of
war is actual injustice.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-03-04
suffrassttes Swarm Albany citadsIs.

Suhraaettes Swarm Albany Citadels.
Albany. N. Y-Undaunted by
the absence OF their expected lead
er, Mrs. Clarence II. Mackay, with
badges and banners. bearing the mill
tant words. Votes for Women" dele.
gates OF the Equal Franchise Society
swarmed into Albany to assail the
ramparts OF legislation in an attempt
to wipe from the state constitution
the noxious little word male" Mrs.
Mackay, brilliant society leader and
popular member of the fashionables
OF New York. who recently identified
herself with the suffragist movement.
had promised to head the delegation
from her city. She was prevented at
the last minute by illness.
While hotel corridors and Hobbies
hummed with anticipation and conf
dence. the more distinguished leaders.
including Rev. Anna II. Shaw, presi-
dent OF the national association, ap-
peared before the judiciary commit
tees OF the senate and assembly.
A rival band with less OF the PAN
oply OF war. yet no less confident Of
success, including officers and mem
bers Of the Women's State associa,
ton. also advanced upon the legisla.
tors, opposing the extension OF the
right OF franchise. OF this organlza,
ton Mrs. Elihu Root Is a prominent
member.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-03-04
Raps California Legislators.

I'm this country OF ours we are far
from free of being guilty OF all these
diseases OF war. The gentlemen who
introduced into the legislature Of Cal.
lfornia, OF oMntana and Nevada, the
legislation regarding the treatment of
the Japanese in those state doubtless
had no conception OF the fact that
they were doing to that great nation
OF gentlemen, Of soldiers, OF scholars,
Of scientists, OF statesmen--a nation
worthy OF challengig and receiving
the respect, the honor and homage Of
mankind-an injury by an insult that
would bring on private war in any pri.
vate relation in our own country.
Thank heaven. the wiser heads and
the sounder hearts, instructed and en-
llghtened upon the true nature OF the
proceedings, prevailed and overcame
the inconsiderate and thoughtless.
"But a few days ago member of
the house OF representatives, with no
other apparent purpose than to make
himself prominent by an attack upon
the chief magistrate OF the little re-
public OF Panama a fraudulent con-
spiracy with regard to a contract un.
der negotiation by the government of
that country regarding the forests OF
Panama. All Panama was instantly
alive with Just indignation.
These are the things that make
for war, and II you would make for
peace you will frown on them. con.
denim them, ostracise and punish by
all social penalties the men who are
guilty Of them, until 1t is understood
and felt that an insult to a friendly
foreign power is a disgrace TO the in.
suffer. upon level with the crimes
that we denounce and for which we
infiict disgraceful punishment by
law"
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-16

Presbyterian Church
SAncKL H MooRE. Pastor.
Sunday School $40 a. m.
Morning Service ll:O q. III.
Evening Service 7:3O p. m
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-16

" slssios, p u .hiehsst rs.los,ihis Htdse,
e Y - S.s e r;4ss.H - ~. Y;
ssdo' 10 io,io.iaS dssea6sd Issd.. siss:.sS an II
Mo 0nsds Cossty. colorado. Wis:
3. f. 9.aSnsss; ssstioe = Io.nssiP - n
sa6jsct e an! ADD 20 sss:.:ats Or ishss o.
way heretofore legally chained and noe 10 fall
saess aid sdess, II ssy thers b.
ss. g .SS cal ~ a AZ . nissr.i " :nS
character usdssiyin9 said land and the risht a
isxrsss and egrsss for the porpnss u mininx
so.sehss viii ssoesh 81 the surface 81 sase ..
voskiss q sarh mineral.
vsiuc d InpsDvemsot. on this land ap'
prstssd b ibis Department, el4@
Aaie AIpllcAtioo No. iAss.
No land wili b. .cld at lsss than the minimum.
prses pr aers. % given above; Tn: parcsls VII!
S T.: .ss he .. .ss'
| OF less.
Tesms Of payasnt shaii b Is follows. vie.
On land. ceiling for - 70 70 ~ Per acre. 70 Per
,hs Ssi.scs Il .ishssea equal snsssi psynssi.
al per ecas. psr annum. Lad sellinx q mors
than 81 per acre and Is-- than e7a per ssrc. ~
per cent. cash on the iay Of sais, the balance 10
per snnan. land. .sliias ios 81 snd ss~srd:,
p.ynses. u 81 e.st., i.ssrs-s. II - paf.
e. S &: %: At 81. e u:
ecvts boad, - provided In SeetiQa -, set u
July u. -. aess ~ . eitisse Of the Csit1
Statss, or oas Who has declared his iutsntion u
t'seo.inf s.eh, must pay sppraissasns aid
Register stats Board Il Land Ce@ nissIousss.
First Pub lan.S:ia Pub Jss. 70
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-16

Whereas on the Sd day OF March A. d. 1877
Robert ". Chapmsa Dahe. executed. sekowL
edged and delivered "a the pabic trustee Of
Mo 0rande Co0aty. Colorado. - trustee. M
CERTAIN trust decd Witch on the tslh day u
March. A. D. is7. was duly reeordsd In shs
o<Vsce NJ the Counsy CtPsk and hsenedss Of ntu
Irsnde County, Colombo In b0Ok n, q paGs
- whsss.a'y h. conveyed n The seki publse
trustee, ~ u.tec. tie following described
tansi sneais. lying au& icing n ~ Coanty Of
Mo Gruhdc and ssase OF coaessdo. sowit: IL
East isalf oi socttuu u. IN Wv nship q. oosti,
of range :. EN-. \. u. IN ~ dachss. auuas,
hradsnirp. water apd wstcr nGhts tkcrcuato
belonging. and pastscalariy IN usaivtAsd seus.
tsuths interest in ~ exiensiou II Tho jose Ma
Valdez ditch In water DccsVs No. - IL ths
state 1T Colorado. aoA IN uudivtheA four.
tcuths Of the ~ssrs carried By satA disch ed
also ~ undivided foar.fsstbs u tie vue~s
deere a To ssId aiacA b ths Dtssrics Cosrt Of
the sixth JUDICIAL District. now th~ Twsjfsh
Judicial District u The Hssae II Co,0sudu. ens
the purtrose OF securing the paym~at II thrss
ceststu promi.~osy nosev end issersss o. ~
mites prssvid~d h ~ suss q osuuAae executed
IN the samr day assd dAae . truss d~ed abuve
d~serttrd snd psyahse 10 The or,sr q IIenry
Scherr and Ks.aa J~sste Hcssrss. ed
Whereas the ~ ooess and iasoseee havr
MI 6c~a paId 40 wAssrAs h y provlAsd N
~sId tvust decd that IN casr ~ default Ia ny
m~us Of satd notss or aay " them. az aay pass
ihsrsof. or la ths paynsua Of the iatssvsa
th~rrsa. the ss'd 1rsspsse nfsrS havtAg sAves
tsasd the land In sa11 srssss desa dsssrsAed. for
sale tOr ious ~~sln n srs~~ sevspapse At ssa.
ssal circulation 10 shc uounty vhssv easA lsnd
" .itsassd. Of The ttn~ asd p,ass u saie ~
A. a.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-16
Sherin's Sale

b. virtue q an execution i..asd 90. The
Clerks 0aAos 'oe the District Court Of Mo
0rands C09nty. and State of Colombo. and n
as directed, Whereby an conaandsd 70 make
the suo q t1sos Hundred and Ssvsasy .thfss
apd i60o Da1eess. ss7a. 49, and costs of sail.
he aoosss q certain judsmsst rsssstly
2btained Aeaiegs Ernest 4. Serogia 10 favor q
q. q. CaSD0at1 euf % the lands, tsaSnSots.
vQods an1 eaAttsla Of tl.s said Erssss 4. oesu9is
Ihavs tsvSs4 - ths following .prepatv, tcvif:
~ oh4sps q ~ ca pitel stoek 81 n Aslat3e
fssscl nisiAe I'D Anline CoaDsay. esNees1
q seA esQlo4y's hooks % svideaeed - Or.
.1ksssoise. .seeoedias % MA SsoassA. !
a: 49, =. g. is :: rse Y. 4: ::: :: a
-: =. s:soS. I e e AZ Re s e. S]::ss:
~. a. , O'Clock 4 4 q De Nssth deee q
the Cnissd States Post Ones IL Noets Vista.
0lo 0seSde County. Cojorodo.
Auarsr J. Wussa.
SAosi6 oe Rio 0saads CosnSy
First Pub. Dee. -. lest Pub. Jan. Is.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-16
DIRECT LEGISLATION

The fact that the people of the
state of Maine are the first in the
eastern part of the United States
to incorporate the principle of
Direct-Legislation as part of
their state constitution is not due
to there being any great differ
ence in their ideas as to what CON
stitutes good government. but is
due rather to the fact that the
struggle for the adoption of the
Initiative and Referendum has
been diligent, diplomatic. system
atical and energetic.
Maine people are very conserya.
tive: They are prone to cling to
old customs, to stand true to party
tenets. In doing so, they make no
sacrifice of conscience.
The public has found out that
year after year desired legislation
Of merit suffered defeat after de-
feat, sacrificed to the successes of
Legislation asked for by private
and corporate interests and accom-
plished by well paid Hobbies.
The State Grange and State
Federation of Labor in Maine be-
gan in 1903 to bring this legisla-
ton about. In 1905 they organ
lied the State Referendum League
OF Maine, a non-partizan organiza-
ton, to support only such candi-
dates Ms were pledged to direct
legislation.
The interests and the bosses
fought the proposition desperately.
Senator Eugene Hale, the most tn
huential man in the republican
party, made campaign against
this innovation and circulated a
speech, delivered by Senator Lodge
OF Massachusetts, in which he
condemned all Legislation of that
nature. The people. however, won
the contest by vote of 53, 1855 to
24,543, and this in spite of whirl.
wind opposition ut the eleventh
hour.
This plan for popular seIf-gov-
eminent il gaining friends from
Maine to Oregon.
The party in power in Colorado
IL pledged to the initiative and ref.
erendum, but the bosses and the
interests are opposed to it.
The question is. shall the people
ruler
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-16
SALE OF STATE LANDS

Notice IL hereby sivse that wili call. .,
public auction. to the highest rsspoasih,s bid
der. oa the srd day Of February. iss. st:P. \
O'Clock. At the once oe The STATE nosrd a
Land tom i..ioasrs. Capltoi Hsildlss. Denver
Colorado. the following 4sscrhsd iasd., stu
at.d In Rio 6sasds coustv. Colorado. WIS.,.
\. y, I. kscs,aa -. Township ~ North. Hang.
Fast. Miniauss psics pr scss. e:sO
Subject Ia any asA ali sa.sasats on rights al
way heretofore legally obta insd sad nov In fui
force ssd eject. u any there 10.
Resssvins. ho~svss. " sts sssats Of Colosads
ali sishss ~ any coal ~ other s,issssl ot any
character ssdssiyiHs .aid land and the rixh, .
lssrsss ssd fsrsas s.w ~ psrloss u nisiss
tass4ese viii esoxxh = The .sffar: a .sne ..
.c:sl 4 3 :s:s ...:ss =: .'"'' ''a ''''''''
c.issl 8 81 S:s;st:.as. s;s 8 a.s:a I.
ii, icstss:tIs n, Sss.
70 I'D will = ~ 8. is.. .AAs " ~lsi,
q: s- IT. H. = :Es,, : s: I'd "a 81
ss.ss VII = - - dss"r'seA seovs-bs ~
::5 :.ssc i K: ;' !. - s ss:: =: =.
g.: &: :s.s: & s 80. Z: - ~ |: -:
= -! Il s. - = ~: sss: "a +: :1 a.: !, ::
e.. g: .s :: =: s., So: q 81 !: s.
s0vQF1s, y ~ S6st. aose. 6Nd kalasso 8
~ .s:: e: e ~ =: d. s: i: ::s,:
- I'd - ~ - = !. ~ S "a ~: !. g:
a. :4 = = IS s. 1sslsss3 !:
1890: ~ - :ls :as -. -s'' ~ .'''''''
n: ssale:k ~ b - =: sk j... i
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-16
SALE OF STATE LANDS

Notice is hereby given that will sell. at pub
lie auction, to the highest responsible bidd:.
o'clocL. at the ofiics Of The State BOARD Of Land
Commi.sioners,. Capitol Building; Denver.
d R sss sas. sit
Lot Nc; 3, Section 5. Township I" North,
. 10. Ne !; section B. Township 80 North
s. i Of y. W, u. Section 3, Township 81
North. Range East
Minimum price per acre. $500.
Subject 70 any and all easements or rights OF
way heretofore legally obtained and nov In full
force and effect, II amy there 30.
ali rishts TO any coal on other mineral Of any
characts underlying aid land. and the right
Of ingrsss and ssro.. for the purpose 81 mining
NAV b necessary for the proper and convsnieas
working OF such mineral.
Value Of lnpnovements on this land a. sp-
Owner Of inpro1:nent. Myrtle c. Wood
Monte Vista, Colorado.
HAle Application No. $50.
No land will b sold At less than the minimum
price per acre. as given above. Tho parcel.
will be sold In the above order. and zach tract
Will be sold described .bove-bc the same
Terms Of payment shall be a. follows. viz
On lands ssliinS for $3.50 to ~ psr acre 70 PEI
cent. Of the purchase money on the day Of sale
At Per cent. per annun.. Lands selling Al
moro than " pcr scrc and les than t7a PEI
acre, % Per cent. cash the day. Of sale, the
balance In fourteen equal annual paynents 9!
! ~ csot. Der annum. Lap de selling for VI
and upwards. % per cont cash, and balance II
] equal annual payments at per cent. interest
II the purchaser doe. not own the improve
nsots. he must pay for ths. same At sale. Pur
chaser will execute bond, as provided In Sscfios
.. oct o. Jolly u, 1906. must b citizen Of thu
Unitsd 6taAos. or ono who has declared hil
intsatioc Of becoming such. must pay sppraiss
Rsot and advertising fees.
JOHN F. VIVIAN
Rssistsr Stats Beard nf Land Commissioner
First Pub. jan 3; last Psb. Jan. %.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-16
SALE OF STATE LANDS

Rseistsr STATE Beard of Land Comm issiou
First Pub. Jan 3: last Psb. Jan. %.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-16
BENCH WORSHIP

One of the most dangerous tend
ences Of modern times is "A certain
worship of the Judicial bench. II
fosters submission 10 ursnrpation
OF authority by the bench.
He who insists that Judge-made
Law should always b. obe,liently
deferred to without popular pro-
test, merely because Judges make
1t. sets up n standard Of bench
worship which IL generally
adopted would put our funda-
mental guarantees Of liberty ut the
mercy Of five men out Of nine on
the Supreme Court bench. II
won't 10. Csurlation Of power il
a high crime. and il must bc de.
nouncexl M promptly aud sup.
pressed A. speedily when judges
sre the offenders as when the
offenders nrs executives or lsvisln-
ors.-Ths Public.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-16
Notice 81 AppIieatisn 70 Lsass
AtAte Lanoa.

Office OF tho State BOARD Of Land Commits.
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Denver Colo, Dec. 18th, lpo8.
Notice u hereby given that J. ". Lincoln
wbo-e posto0scs address Is Moats Vista, Colo,
has made application No. $50 70 lease The fol.
lowing DESCRIBED Internal lmpeovenent Lands,
situate In Rio 0rande County. Colorado, towit
s Z y q Bee. n. Twp. 10 y RE.
No other application to lease tho above Do
scribod lands will be considered altar January
18th. 1902
Josx r. vivIAn.
Register state Board Land Commissioners
First Pub. De-. 8. last Pub Jan. Is.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-16
1ARIFF REFORM

The committee Of ways and
means of the house has completed
the public hearings and sub
committee is now engaged in the
work of preparing the schedules.
Those who have appeared be-
fore the committee represent the
interests favored by high protec-
ton and an analysis of the great
mass of testimony taken by the
committee will disclose that there
is an overwhelmingly preponder-
ance in favor of leaving the rates
of duty substantially as they are.