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The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-19
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1909.
ALL WORK AND NO PLAY

4 ranchman came into town
Thursday after some groceries and
before he was aware of any clos
ing he found his stuff locked up
for two hours while the fat grocer
played ball. The farmer was mad
and threatened to spend his money
in some other town where the boss
and his clerks we're content to re-
main in their stores twelve hours
a day during the whole year. Of
course it was great hardship on
the rancher.
The grocer should give week s
notice that at certain hour on a
certain day he is going out to min
gle with the boys and have little
fun.
There are a few weeks in the
busy part of the year that a ranch
man puts in long days and takes
no time off for sports. But as
general rule the ranchman in the
San Luis Valley takes life about
as easy as the man in the store or
the shops.
The summer season is short in
the Valley and the weather is
ideal. hence we favor half holt
day once week that the people
can enjoy that much outing and
the sports that are provided.
There is truth in the old saying
that "All work and no play makes
Jack dull boy
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,

Us. Land Office at Del Norte. Colorado,
June 18th iSS.
Notice is hereby given that George Coils. Of
Monte Vista. Colorado, who on June s0,h. 1907.
made Desert Land Entry No. ?is Serial. No. ~.
for Ne = NE. = $. 4 NE. !. Sc. 4 NV. !. 4
Sc. =. Section ~. Township "a ", RAINY. : e.,
n. y. J. Meridian, has filed notice 81 intsntioa
to max. Final Proof, To establish claim To the
land above described, before Register h Re.
cci,cr. nj Del Norio, Colorado. on tho 18th day
Of July. 400
Claimant names a. witnesses
ID. Z. Cole. =. J. Cole. 8. ". Lsrick. l.. Z.
Mccullough. all Of Monte Vista. Colorado.
Les FAiHEANks.
Register.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-19
SUMMONS

fnx Pkortr o. rms STATS ~ Cos.osApo.
To Ed.ard "; Rollins.. .. Trustee Of the
ths Rollins ln.ss,Heet Company. u .cosposa.
Is sSo.: . ...3 a.. Sr...ss. Hicks
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The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-19

day Of each year thereafter until all
installments are paid in full.
The property to be specially assessed
for the purpose of defraying expenses
Incidental to and necessary for the
construction Of the said sewers and lat
erals, is as follows, TO wit:
All OF Blocks One ~, Two ~. Three
(3), Four a., Nine t9). Ten l0), Eleven
az, Twelve Q2), Thirteen u3), Fourteen
Q4), Fifteen u5). Sixteen 49,, Twenty
one (2l), twenty-five 90, Twenty-three
49,. Of the original Town Of Monte
Vista. subject to the right Of way of
the Rio Grande and Lariat Ditch, as
now located in the said Blocks One and
Twelve Il l. 12).
All Of Blocks One ~. Two ~. Three
t3), Ten QO). Eleven QD. Twelve az,
Thirteen Q3), Fourteen 14). Fifteen
u5), Sixteen 90, Twenty one (2l),
Twenty two (22). and Twenty three t23).
and also Lots One a. to Nine o. inclusive,
and Lots Seventeen 40 to Twenty five
(25), inclusive, in Block Four a., and
also Lots One ~, to Nine (9), inclusive,
and Lots Seventeen 40, to Twenty five
(25), inclusive, in Block Nine (9), all in
the West-side Addition to the Town of
Monte Vista.
And also all OF Blocks Twenty five
(15), Twenty-six (26), Twenty-seven 60,
Thirty (3O), Thirty-one (3l, Thirty two
az, Thirty three (a3), Thirty four (34),
Thirty five (35), and Lots One o., to
Five (5), inclusive, and Lots Seventeen
40, to Twenty one CID, inclusive, in
Block Thirty-six C36), Of the Second
West-side Addition to the Town Of
Monte Vista.
The whole cost Of the said improve
ments will be assessed upon all the real
estate in the said District in proportion
as each piece OF real estate is to the
area Of all real estate in the said Dis
trict exclusive 81 public highways.
1t is further ordered that the acting
Engineer for the said Town Of Monte
Vista, make an estimate Of the whole
cost Of the said improvements, and pre-
pare a map Of the said District in which
the said Improvements are to be con-
structed, and also to prepare a schedule
showing the approximate amounts to
te assessed upon the several lots or
other parcels Of property within the
said District.
1t is further ordered that as soon as
the said schedule map and estimate OF
costs. ~ aforesaid, are so made. the
Town Recorder OF the Town Of Monte
Vista shall publish notice as required
by law. that this Board will, on the
Twenty seventh day Of July. 1909. at an
adjourned regular meeting thereof, at
the usual place II meeting Of the said
Board. finally consider and pass an
ordinance, ordering the making Of the
said improvements, unless sufficient
rcsson be shown why the same should
not be- done.
Passed and approved at regular
adjourned meeting Of the Board of
Trustees Of the Town Of Monte Vista ON
this Tenth day % June, 1909.
W. II. FAssrrT.
Mayor.
Attest:
[sGAL ". {. SANFORD
Ex....,. R......l.x
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-19
70 Yes Ase worth $50, $50 Oes',
RooA This
W. T.. BANvOaU.
Town Recorder.

This will not interest you II you are
worth any thousand dollars. but u you
ars . man Of moderate means and can.
not Afford 70 employ . physician when
you have On attack Of diasshoss. you
Will b. pleased 70 ksow that eos OF two
dosss q Chambsslain's Collie. Cholera
and Dtasrhosa Remedy will cure Il.
Thb remedy has bssn 10 uss ler many
ysass ed b Thoroughly rsliabis. Price
= ceata Fos aais BY oil druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-19

A. G. Phares came home from
Denver Wednesday morning where
he purchased two more autos. The
cars could not be delivered for sew
eral days SO he came home on the
train.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-19

Frank Chandler who has been
laid off the past two weeks by an
accident is now able to be on the
streets again.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-19

FIJI ~ q lAsal hlaalss q,
PuDsr Dsug ca
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-19

STATE OF COLORADO.
County of Rio Grands
10 the District Court
J. Everett Iron.
Plaintiff,
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-19

Edward ". Rollins. -
Trustee Of the Q ouaty q
AseDahOs. and stat9 u
Colorado. The Rollins
Investaeot Com pany, .
c0rp0eeNou, aud "a.
ward ". Roilin. and
0asy L. Hicks.
Defendants.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-07-13
VATICAN DENOUNCE
FEMALE FASHIONS.
All Nodes Of Today Are Designed to
Excite Passions, Declares OSscrva-
tore-s.ShipWreck of Virtue"


Paris, July 1O.-The O~sservatore
Romano. the semi-offlcial riga of the
Vatican, which arrived in Paris this
evening, contains a scathing denuncia-
ton Of the tendencies if feminine
petition against the immoral press
Forwarded by the Catholic ladies of
Bergamo to the Minister Of the In
terror and signed by several thousand
Italian women. The O~sservatore says:
I'VE hope that competent authori-
ties will apply the law against these
new augean stables.
"At the same time we cannot but
deplore another danger to good NOR
ais which has come to us from other
countries and against which women
might well unite. We refer to the
fashions worn in the streets. by wo-
men Of all ages and by young girls.
Those who profess with ardor Catholic
faith and morals should not be indulg-
ent toward women who walk about
the streets wearing immOdeSt gar
mentS.
A present-day fashions are de-
to excite the passions. It is a
shipwreck of virtue. These fashions
are prejudiciaI to the beauty which
is a reflection of the bounty Of God,
and therefore fruitful in material n
moral well-being.
"Cleanse these unholy wardrobes;
rid them Of the dress which makes the
guardian angels of it's Wearers weep.
Let your wives and daughters make
their own clothes rather than wear
dresses which grieve the Holy Spirit
and the Father Of truth"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-07-13
MANTE0 To MURPHY

At the fourth annual meeting of the
North Carolina architects at Wrights-
vile the following officers were elect
ed: President, Joseph F. Leitner, Will
mington; vice-president, Frank K.
Thomson, Raleigh; secretary and
treasurer, Franklin Gordon, Char
lotte. Board Of directors, Joseph F.
Leitner, Frank K. Thomson. Franklin
Gordon, William II. Lord. Oliver d.
Wheeler. -.
h S%tatesville Daily Mascot will
not appear again. 1t will be succeed
ed by the Semi-Weekly Statesville
Sentinel. A good semi-weekly is worth
much more to a town than a daily
that lacks the patronage to make 1t
as large as a good s~eni-weekly.
The biggest catch Of fish in this sec-
tion in a long time was made Thurs
Perkins, of Grantham township-29
carps, weighing from 4 to Is pounds
each.-Goldsboro Headlight.
News reached here on Tuesday that
Mr.. B. S.. Lucas. Of near Roper. had
accidentally shot himself and was in a
critical condition. We trust the re-
port was exaggerated, and that Mr..
Lucas may O recoVer.-Ply1nouth
Beacon.
Mt. Olive is to have an ice plant.
It will be installed by Mr.. L. B.
Pearee, of Wilmington, who has
moved with his family to that place.
The plant is expected to be in opera
ton by the last Of the month.
The child left by a strange woman
in Asheville will be cared for at the
home Of Mr.. VIII Swink. Efforts to
locate the woman have proved futile.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-07-13
NAPOLEONHS
Most Pathetic and Dramatic Scene
in History of Fontainebleau.

From T.. P.'s Weekly.
It was at FOntainbleau that NapO-
leon received the Pope in 1904. It
was at Fontainb 1eau hat he imprison-
ed the Pope-the apartment which
served as his prison is still shown
in 1912 and 1913. Finally, for Mem
esis would have it so, it was at Fon-
~tainbleau that Napoleon signed his ab-
dication and said arewell to his army
in 1914, coming down the horseshoe
staircase at the head Of the COur du
Cheval Blanc, and placing himself at
the head Of the guard, as if for a re-
view:
For twenty years. he said, II have
been well content with you, and you
have always been with me on the path
Of glory. With your help and that Of
all the brave men who are still loyal, [
could have carried on the war for
three years longer, but France would
have suffered, and / did not wish that
to happen.
II might have died-that would
have been easy, but I would not. 1
prefer to follow the path of honor, ard
to write the history Of our EXPLOITS.
Il cannot embrace you all, but I
will embrace your general. Come, Gen.
Petit. Bring me the eagle! Dear
eagle! May these kisses find their
echo in every brave mans heart!
Farewell, my children!"
That surely, is the most pathetic,
as it is also the most dramatic, scene
in the whole history Of Fontain-
bleau.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-07-13
WHO OWNS THE DOG?
Was the Dog Making a Trip From
Halifax to HAYWOOD?

ewt Enterprise.
There is quite an interesting con-
test in Newton over the ownership Of
a bird dog. Mra Joe Stewart bought
the dog about three months ago from
Mr.. A. F. Wood. OF Jugtown. The
dog came to Mr.. Wood some time
last fall or winter. and nobody il
claim to him, Mr.. Wood about the end
of hunting season sold him to Mr..
Stewart. Monday, a travelling man
named Taylor, saw the dog here and
said he was his dog. He says he
bought the dog from a Mr.. Smathers
in Waynesville last winter and took
him to his home in Littleton, Halifax
county. The first day he went out
shooting, the dog left him. His the
DRY is that the dog was making his
way back to Waynesville when he
stopped with Mr.. Wood. Mr., Stewart
thinks there may be some mistake
about the identity of the dog. and is
not willing to give him up, without
further evidence.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-07-13
Business Men Act to I'M
prove Industry
TO OFFER SPECIAL PRIZES
Purpose of Present Movement is to
Cooperate With the Grower to Bring
About Better Cultivation and Mar
keting Facilities-CrOp Shipments
for 1908 and 8

Wilmington, July 1O.-Plans have
been formulated by certain business
interests to stimulate and improve the.
growing, marketing and tr~ansporta-
ton Of the berry crop.
The plan contemplates the raising
Of a reasonably large fund from which
special premiums will be offered to
the grower for the largest number of
crates of marketable berries per acre,
the finest yield in quality, excellence
IN packing, etc, together with a very
close cooperation of state and national
experts with the in adopting
and carrying out the best methods Of
producing the great money crop of
this section Of the State.
The crop the past season was I'M
satisfactory, for which various rea-
sons were assigned, chief of which was
improper cultivation. and to remedy
this defect is the principal object Of
the plan.
It is proposed to max the prizes
offered aggregate several thousand
dollars. SO that they will be worth
while. An expert from the Agricul-
tural Department at Washington, d.
c., and another from the State De-
partment of Agriculture, fully equip
ped as to knowledge of strawberry
culture and soil conditions, will be
sent into the territory in season to
confer with and instruct growers in
I'll LID pei ld111S Co III bCNICi kltC1lt W
the industry. especially advising as to
fertilization and intensified growing.
For the proper distribution and
protection of the shipments the sub
scribers to this fund deem it essen
tial to the success Of the movement
proposed that some organization of
the w be entrusted with this
very necessary feature of the bust
ness and, recognizing the good work
done by the East Carolina Truck and
Fruit Growers Association for the
past Is years, suggest that this or
ganization is the proper medium
through which this distribution and
protection can best be secured.
The importance of this crop to this
section is already we'll known, amount
ing to over a million dollars.
Shipments.
The following are the transporter
ton figures of the shipments for the
years 1908 and 1909.
U O. w Cnofior fnr 00Q
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-07-13
For 1908.

The grand total is 308,547 crates and
1,416 cars, against 257,67O crates and
1904 cars during 1908; an increase OF
222 cars and 5O,S77 crates for the sea-
son Of 1909.
Yield Per Acre.
From careful tabulation Of the yield
in the various sections and an esti-
mate Of the acreage as compiled by
business agent H. T.. Bauman, Of the
E. G. T. and F. G.. Association. it is
shown that 112,5S7 rates by refrig-
orator and 31,7S4 by express was the
output from the w. and w. section
for 1909, against 96,749 by regriger-
ator and 27,26O by express in 1908, the
increase being 2O,362 crates; the acre
and the yield per acre being Sc crates
in 1909, against 62 in 1908.
In the C~hadbourn section 1909 yield
was 195,96O crates by refrigerator and
749 by express, against 16O,921 by re-
frigerator and $3.50 by express in
1908, the increase being 3O,798 crates;
the acreage being 3,49S, against only
2,703 in 1908; yield, per acre, Sc
crates, against 81 in 1908.
The A. and Y. section shows 1,487
crates in 10000, against 2,S8S in
1908; a decrease of 1,4o1 crates, al
though the acreag was 135, against
only 1O1 in 1908; the yield per acre
the past year being only IL crates,
against 2S in 1908.
The total yield was 342,567 crates,
against 291,8O8 in 1908; increase,
5O,759; the total acreage being 6,179,
against only 4,7S3 in 1908. The aver
age output per acre was Sc crates
against 81 the year previous.
These and other interesting figures
will appear from the annual report
of Business Agent Bauman to be sub
mitted to the association later. 1t
is interesting to note, however, from
a computation of the crop from 1897
to 1909, inclusive, hat the yield has
been ~4,7O1,755 crates, which estimated
gross at 10c. per quart brought to this
section $15,O45,616, out of which eX-
| penses of marketing may be deducted,
81, FOL, 755, the net returns to the
grower being estimated at $10,343,S61
When the further expense of cultiva-
ton, fertilizers, crates, picking, pack
ing, etc, is deducted, $5,171.930, there
still remains to the grower net SILL
$50. SO, which shows what a great in
dustry there is here to conserve.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-07-13

Dr. Plllem-You needn't worry about
your VIE. n has a remarkable con
stitutiOn!
Henpex-Say. Doc, you ought to see
her bylaws, rules and regulations
Life.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-07-13
WHITNEY POWER \.
Hearing Before Special Master Price.
Will Be Passed Up to Judge Pritch-
ord

Salisbury, July 1O.-With the con-
clusion OF argument in the Whitney
Power Company litigation before Spe-
cial Master A. II. Price in this city
the case will be finally passed up to
United States Circuit d Jeter Z.
Pritchard for a decision. 1t is ex-
pected hat his opinion will be hand
ed down within a few days after the
final argument and it is said that
work at the big ten million dollar
plant will be resumed within ten days
afterwards. The plant has for a year
been in the hands of Former Con-
gresham John s. Henderson, Of this
city. as receiver. The early completion
Of the plant, where five million dol
lars have already bee spent, is now
expected.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-07-13

Mrs. Fulk. of Pilot Mountain.
daughter of Mr.. T. J.. Lowry, Of this
city, was sitting on the railing Of her
back porch last Friday when it broke
or gave w and brew her to the
ground a distance Of eight feet. She
fell on her shoulder and is seriously
hurt.-Mt. Airy News.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-07-13

The grand total is 308,547 crates and
1,416 cars, against 257,67O crates n
1,O94 cars during 1908; an increase Of
222 cars and 5O,877 crates for the sea-
son of 1905
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-28
NUmero 154

dro de Villa PradcS. Una escena on IA
hnerta de Valencia mas brilIante ca.
liente de color que los anteri0rcs. poraur
asi 10 pide su luz; y es justo no olvidar.
aunque no los recomiende tanto su M
rito para cl recuerdo, algunos otros oue
llevan frmas cSpaiolaS. como Gun bal.
con de Chcca, uno de Carrera Y alguno
mas.
Entire elloS no incluyo el dc Carat.
III pintor aragon6S So ha equivocado tan
completamente, que para su obra nadt
mcJor que el mas absolute olvido In
pretcndido pintar eel descanso de Ia
maJa Goya Y no Sc ha tornado el ira
baJo de conocer 4 Goya, nj Ia maja. M
al cuadro EN- que Goya Ia pinto FL cua-
dro de Garatc IS uno dc tant0s. "Descan
SOS del modelo' como hemos visto V Sc
|guiremos viendo en- las Exposiciones
'un peor que la mayoria de eIlos. Por
"a peISonalzaci6n de Sus personajes eS.
.demas una profanaci6n completa. La
nejor que para cl pintor pucde pcdir~e
IS que 81 plntura sea oIvidada
For 10 dcmaS, y sin pretensi6n critica
ne nj pucdo nj quiero tencr afrmo que
i pabell6n de Espana queda eracias So
5ro todo a Chicharro, Mczquta Carlos
Vazqez-muy alto en- cl Salon de Pa
IS que. por mi parte, no veo an 81
ma expression de un gran arte pict6rjoo
frances actual. nj un pintor verdader4-
nente grandc cxlraordinario De qra
'hora pnedan envanecersc los galos
ficjaad,o Ujgo<
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-28

,ue On Ia patria nucstra nos parccer
utopias. Todas estas reformas SO cfec-
ll,an 4 costa dc los rb,os, mcdiantc cl
rccargo on los impuestos sobrc heren-
,ias, utilidadcs, timbres, AUTOMOBILES,
etc.
Y siquicrcs explicarte In causa mo
triz de csta rcforma no pienses sola-
nrntc en- los millones de obrcros aSo-
ciados en- las Tradc-Uniins picnS;
tambicn un POGO en- esta minoria de RI
eos con conciencia social. cn csios fila
tc-culo-que haces.
Ramiro de Maeztu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-28
ICuanl0 crvZarenIoy G.
1t'jDtIco en- aproDaro?
.iiCJaHd,'o MINUS

Io'errogados los principaIc. aaron.ul-
~ ''oe''" 'o IA p'Sl0'I'dad y dl1eai'4-
- y ef01af q AJi"htico en- aefoplan4,
'"ilde '''ilfI de Ia NanIX M eontesta-
- que ai&''" Qua iIegara hacerse pero
e'4ioe''e11"S h'"} poeaS peisonas ea
= que FF'moS en- Ia act'alidad
Deagrange dice que si, rotundamenta
aunque no en- ,pguida. mucho mss
1lo0to de 10 que creemos Sir Hiram
la>m, Il ctlebre inventor. ha respondid,
ON e%tas palabra,
.C.aa,,llta,u.,,fa ,o.ihlo .t.r......
.ot,sio.e .ovanta, ,na o,iouin. ( ,aat...
me- -. ,~,s+,. ,,5. H.. j., ,.;tad ,l..... .,...
-, :, u oo,ah,.tig,Io.'
Ff opinion de Ar. Delagrange ias
feroplanos no serau nunca de uso muy
practice como medic de trauNporte. A
Sneu.. cree que ost0s aparat oueds4
}eear i ser el noior medic para Ia coa
lccl0a de pasajeros. pcro no para meI-
aucias pesadas Taubien s-r5u ltn
Il q eitrcito para llevar desparhos.
I'd. oa,.;o..... .... l.. .......f
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-28
4 los suSeriptoFS Y Agen'es

Para La buena marcha de ests Aom'
distraction, no admltimos Atlas DE
,u..r;pciones 4 este diario sino desde
., primero de cada mes. Las bA'A'
=. avisaran los dias 30 . 81; adS'r-
xsndose que las que Sc dieren con pos
eer;oridad no Sc tomaran en- cn'h'A
=; surtirkn efecto eD la ontSo"'u"N
s.st. e. dia nltmo del mes s'gAeh-
. n en- que Sc soliciten-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-28
Ramiro de Maeztu.
Desde Paris
Los PINTORES ESPANOLES
En- Ell SALON

FL Salon dc Paris In Exnosici6u
ON ouc suc1an todos los nintorcs dl
nundo. ticne cl dcfccto capital de touIas
ms ExposicioneS de pinturas: el dc Sc,
norme cst6rlImcnte fatigoso. Al salir
he q Sc comprende la boga de las Expo.
.iconcs particulars. invcntadas. sin d.
da, por un espiritu muv despicrto; una
,xposici6n general. mas ouc para cnccn.
Ter 81 amor n arte pictorico parecc ne
ha para destruirIe por complete
p.... ,...... -. !. ,... ..,.
,..,.I. -,
ladaro artistic b,v no,. IL nonos dos do
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