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The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-03

statement OF the Third Colorado
Cavalry which had been denied the
right to draw pensions.
The automobilists. the bicyclists,
the pedestrians, and the school chill
dren will build monument to Ed
Taylor for beginning the good
roads" movement here. The Taylor
state road. from Denver to Grand
Junction, is the only wagon road
traversing the state from east to
west in Colorado. One OF the first
bills he introduced In congress pro-
vides for the setting aside of l.00O.-
600 acres of government land, to be
sold. at not less than $500 an acre.
the income thereof to be used in
road building. and he is now engaged
with other members of congress in
working for national law for all the
western states of similar tenor.
Perhaps the most important law
of which Mr.. Taylor is ut least the
joint author with Mr.. Mondell, auth
orizes the entry for agricultural pur-
poses of what has hitherto been held
for mineral lands. There are co.
100000 acres of coal lands to which
this applies. and while the govern
ment reserves its mineral rights 1t
permits the use of the surface for
farming and protects the rights of
the settlers to their improvements In
case the land is opened up for coal
mining.
There are 100000 acres OF such
land in this state alone, that are now
available for. farming. Add to this
half million OF acres released from
the so-called forest reserve" and It
seems a reasonable proposition that
II we keep Taylor In congress a few
years more. Colorado will have re-
claimed all the territory within her
borders except a few national parks.
A splendid team man, able to talk
when speech is silver and perfectly
willing to preserve golden silence
when work is going to count more.
Colorado never has had or will have.
a better representative than Ed. Tay-
lor
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-03

state of Ohio. City of Toledo. Lucas
County. SIS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he Is senior partner of the frm of f.
J.. Cheney & Co, doing business in the
CITY of Toledo. County and State afore-
said. and that said Arm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each ana every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Halls
Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed
IN my presence. this 9Th day of Decem-
Der, A. ID. 1856.
A. w GLEASON
tSeaD Notary Public
Hnlfs Catnrrh Cure is taken Inter-
nally. and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
r. !. CHENEY e. CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by druggists. price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-03
BELIEVE WATER FROM
RESERVOIR CAUSED FEVER
(spectal to the Tribune,

NSp6ClaI 10 the If1Oune)
Evans, Oct. 31.-Believing that
the water used in the vicinity of the
Latham reservoir Is responsible for
the typhoid fever which caused the
deaths of MIR. and Mrs Ed HufYsmith
and their daughter. Daisy, and for
the illness of the two other HUFF
smith children and the FIVE work
men, who have been taken to the
Greeley hospital. the construction
comapnpy began Saturday hauling
water from Evans for the men from
the construction camp.
A crew OF 40 men has been at work
on the Latham reservoir at East
Evans. enlarging 1t and putting in a
concrete face. The HufYsmith family
live near the reservoir, and since
their illness five workmen from the
camp have been stricken with the
same disease. AS they all used water
from the same source. this was
thought to be responsible for the
trouble and after today the construc-
:ion crew will drink wtaer hauled
from Evans.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-03
"COL. RUSTY" VICTIM
GUN PLAY BY WOMAN;

Clara harrington is being held at
the city Jail on a charge that will
be decided later as a result of max
ing a gun play on George Robinson
at the home of his parents near the
sugar factory last Saturday night.
From the story told by Robinson 8
parents and himself. the woman went
to the house prepared to make
trouble. Robinson was not at home
at the time she arrived, but she
waited patiently in concealment un-
til he came and then greeted him
shooter into his stomach. Robin
son grabbed the woman's arm. while
his father took away the gun. Just
as a precautionary measure mur-
derous looking razor was taken from
the woman's handbag. These few
preliminaries dispensed with. the
sheriff was called and the woman
taken to the city jail.
The police state that the couple
have had trouble before, but usually
have arranged to patch it up before
the law was invoked. Their initial
parting came early in July, when
they avoided each other for a time.
Robinson went away. and as a pre-
caution against his coming back. the
woman swore out warrant charg-
ing him with taking some of her
household effects Later, when Rob-
inson returned. the charge against
him was withdrawn and all went
merrily as marriage bell for
time. or late there has been more
quarreling, ending with the little
diversion of Saturday night.
In her cell at the police station
the woman declares that she did not
draw the razor or gun on Robin
son. but admits that she carried
them in her handbag. Whether the
charge against her will be nothing.
simple assault, or attempt to muir
der is not known Robinson was
comforting with the district attorney
today
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-03
BARTH BUYS ANOTHER
BLOCK OF H. 7, & y

William Barth, owner OF the Equit-
able building, has closed deal for
the purchase OF an additional block
OF Denver. Laramie & Northwestern
bonds, bringing his total investment
in the comapny up to $335.OOO. Mr..
Barth is the largest taxpayer in Den
yer and one of the city's wealthiest
men. He became Interested in the
railroad and Invested 100000 in Its
securities. Becoming convinced that
he had made no mistake he increas-
ed the maount to the above named
figures. The money will be used in
carrying on the construction work.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-03
State OF Colorado.
County OF Weld. IS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
1CJAASnNa

s. 8 W:1SS SoS.;y
ants.
The he People 9t ot the State Of COLORADO.
Public Trustee oi Weld County. Colorado.
You are hereby required to sppear in an
smsa s tbs 6s ths s6oys
answer the complaint therein within
sssn.y dsSs ai,sr ,h;l ihe service hereoi !!
out Of This. County. or BY publication.
ogi. exclusive q the day Of service. or
you acc riding. to the PRAYER OF the com
plant. And il a copy 81 the complaint
in the above entitled action be not served
OF be made out OF this state, then ten day 8
additional TO the time hereinbefore spec.
allowed before the taking OF Judgment by
default AS aforesaid.
The said action is brought to obtain
%iikowski ior the sum Of One ne
Thousa Twenty.two and, ea.ioo
.$lo22 90 Dollars together with interest
per annum from the first day OF October.
1909, and for the foreclosure OF the deed
OF trust set forth in the c,mplaint herein
the premises described in said deed, and
that the proceeds ot said sale be. applied
To the payne mt OF the costs OF this action
then to the payment Of the amount found
due the plaintiff hs rein, and the balance.
4 any, be paid to said defe ndant, j. j.
Wi!koy.ki. and that receiver be mp:
said property during the period OF the
equity OF redemption, together with such
may seem meet and proper, together
with the cost. Of this action to he taxed.
as vii more fully appear from the com.
plant in said action to which reference
is here made, copy OF which 10 hereto
attached and served upon you.
And you are her by notified that II you
fall to appear, and to answer the said
complaint Az above re auired, the said
plaintiff will take Judgment by default
against you according to the prayer oi
said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
sad Court. at Greeley. in said County.
this 2nd day OF August. AID. 1910
tBeaD
FPANK MADDEN,
Clerk Of District Court. Weld County.
Colorado.
BY ELBERT u. ENGLISH.
Deputy Clerk.
- First Dublication in Gresley Tribune
November ard 1910.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-03
THERE is A WAY

Referring to the recent coal mine
disaster at Starkville, and that the
corporation tools In the senate pre-
vented the passage of resolution
calling on the governor to make an
immediate investigation OF the causes
that led up to the horror and sug-
gest law that would prevent repe-
tition. the Denver Post has the fol-
lowing to say. strongly showing the
need of the initiative and referen-
dunn in Colorado:
Are you one of those that still be-
lieve in the public servant" bun
come? Is 1t still your easy going
idea that legislator is moved by
Conscientious convictions" when he
refuses to obey the will of the peo-
pie? Have you not yet awakened
to the fact that our present form of
government Is only representa-
tive" when the corporations are
concerned. and absolutely unrepre-
sentative where the peoples inter-
ests are at stake? Are you taken in
by this fub-dub that the initiative
and referendum are dangerous"
III
than good? Then listen to this:
Not one-not even the man so
deeply concerned with himself that
he cannot keep his nose out of the
till-can have forgotten the Stark
Vile disaster. 1t is too recent. scarce
more than fortnight past There
was an explosion, 1t will be remem-
min 40 nf
families-crawled and burrowed and
writhed until death mecifully ended
agony. And the cry OF desolated
wives and children rang loud through
the state.
There was much talk of cause.
but out of all the charges and de-
malls, there came conviction that the
disaster was due to criminal negli-
gence. It was openly asserted that
the explosion would have never taxi
en- place had the Colorado Fuel &
Iron company put in an air and es-
cape shaft recommended the year
before. And equally open was the
assertion that the directors consid-
cred $4,000 too big a sum to spend
on mere preventives. Be the truth
of this as 1t may. the grim fact re-
mained that Sc strong men were
cut OF from every avenue of escape.
and choked to death like so many
rats in trap.
Vote FIRST for the initiative and
referendum amendment. To do this
put an x opposite the FIRST para
graph OF the FIRST amendment on
the ballot. Vote for this amendment
FIRST and 1t doesn't make so much
difference as to the balance.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-03
SHERlFF'S SALE,

By virtue OF an execution isl
the Clerks office oilhe uisrid
Weld County and state Of l0l
to me directed, whereby am c
to make the sum of sixtyS
t&66.OO) and costs of suit, th-
certain Judgment recently
against q. w. Adams in ia1
Farmers Nationa Bank iWij
RADIO, out OF the lands iensp
and chattels OF the ssi6' e.
nave levied on the 1loSlng p
wit: Lots numbered lweal
Thirty 900 and 30 in Block ~
OF the town of Niillken, We
Colorado. AS plated q req
public records Of said Welc
vether with all appurtenanees
belonging.
Therefore. according tosald
l sha expose ior SAFE d, f4o.
all the right. title ana lnt1
above named q. W. Adams IN
above described prop, rY. oa
the 10th day OF No'elnbri
o'clock n. IN. at the front easl
County Court House ~ ulesl
do. Dated at Greeley C0lorsa(
day Of October. 1910.
B II. Fl1H
Sheriff OF Wsl(
Il, W. NORRIS. Attorney
Date OF first publication v
1910: date OF last publication
II, 1910.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-03
State OF Colorado,
County OF Weld
In the District Court
No. 2o26.
N Office

Az " = -
In the Matter of the Petition
T., Pease FOR the deterinl hM
esta I'M the Lands and le
Mary r. Hall. de ceased ana
Hall. deceased.
The People OF the state Ply
Francis julius Futhey anu
and any and all persons
might have or clam an,
estate or interest in the ,hhaS
and hereditaments OF MAY
ceaaed. or Cha'les +. all
either Of them, whether
grantees thereof. Greet ne3 M
You are hereby nollneu
27th day OF September, ~,
Il. Peasc filed in this court
petition praying Tor uetel ians2
descent OF the LANDS gsil
heriditam.nts OF Mar - Led a.sd
and Charles r; HalL ueGraa1td ue,a M
finding and judPment AuJ "a,
mining the heirs'ht iAN und
Hail and 1 haries T., Han, snot
to which the heirs or I'm
were or are entitled ilflt
Mary n. Hall and tNafl5is
seized and possessed % lhe
the North west quartz losd
section Ihirty-tNo .d-.' ~
(O North. of Range slNt{i '} t'Sa}
OF the 9Th + NJ IN Msil.HIsdp3
rado; that the above eNl l.,l,,.i
are Instituted for me y. ,,oY&
ming the descent OF W. n,,s
and tenements and ihe i
ances thereof. that tln T
aiieved heirs OF said VA
"nasad al the time ol ~,
Charles h Hail: that lhs
alleged heirs ui OhA' w. ,hsI (
time of his death VAS .utI
and the heirs OF hae..- .-5 -ri,
time of her doatl p rsr hot
Futhey and L. y, / wv \ a,iad I'D
are OF lull age, suu''"
legal disabilities sr. hert1
Now, 4 hereiure. y Ng1ll' ~ .i,y d J!
notified that on pc - 10 o'd
AID, 1910, at the hou W 6g al;
al said day. the bearing 10 Q,
will be had Tor the puIPGgsHds
inc III. descent OF the ,s,51 10,
. nd h.riditaments ol 81 AL,
deceased. and Charles e. iros
" viii more fully uppe}t }ti,1 4
tion in this cause, ~ vhii
hereby made, COZ, art ht
attached, and mac ,iipe ! yos
reference. Mt wnlcll. ,ti'nniinn
or abide the dettlll IN, advit
thereon, as you innS g.gd ap;l
Given under nlS ~ IN 81
this Court Mt ttc' iDrtobeh
"s,";b lsssb l FRAS!sds
Clerk OF the DistrlV' W. ID
Colorado. wAIfts.f
Attor w. Id
First publicati9n ppubf"
ber =. 1910. -
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-03
Street Commissioner Ford. while

Street Commissioner Ford. while
at the city gravel pits west OF Love-
land. yesterday morning uncovered
an Indian skeleton, or rather. parts
of one. which looked as though 1t
had been buried hundred years or
more. The top of the skull was well
preserved and the teeth we're in fine
shape. The bones were very brown.
some OF them pretty brittle.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-03

keen demand for what potatoes Weld
county can spare. as none of our
rivals in trade of our usual territory
have even fair crops, excepting Cali
fornia, and theirs is one per cent
below normal and two per cent be-
low their report of last year.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-03

Eye. ear. nose and throat. DIR. Sa-
pero, the Denver specialist, Is
coming to Greeley. Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, November 10, IL and
~, at the Camfield hotel. Consulta-
tfon and examination free
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-03

Mr.. Tebo and Mr.. Laycock, who
are located in Greeley and interested
in Briggsdale real estate. spent Sun
day in Denver with their families.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-03
State of Colorado
County OF Weld hsss

in The DISTRICT CDfrpro.
JUDlElAL DISTRICT" w9FJ
FOR THE COUNTY on Wabil
Albert j. Allen. PlaiBtiF ntt Wy
Substituted Plaintiff, Daa
Daniel a. Lord, l.. {; W,u
McCoy, Robert +. N1C,g0icl
McClenah,n as ABri,iNNr, 1
Estate OF John Georra fG.I AZ
Y. r. Cording and Ge5rng.' ns
Defendants. "s Y
Under and by virtue
closure and order Of gfia ueei
District Court OF fthe -tb J',3st1
within and Tor the g9ngtr
the sth day of OctobpF y
in it Is decreed THAI ibsrs
above named sub4tif,,g
Daniel A. Lord. from t6e s'fg J
l.. Il. Wonacot, Jennie NcT-.
McCune. Arthur NJ NTNas
miniistrator OF the estate Il ~
Cording. deceased, q. f ~
George NJ. Stewart, iar pfinsj
terest upon the debt md ~
sum OF Three Hundred Finsj
hO-loO Dollars S357 50f tosl
the costs OF this suit taxstl
OF Twenty-eight and e,i5
l$2s.6S), said sums amopnvl
aggregate to Three HundIss1
and ls-lOO Dollars ,SISGls !
by virtue Of said decree and u
l, Benjamin h. Floranee N.
County. Colorado. am
dire ted and empows,J
pose for sale certain J
hereinafter described. al
auction, after giving notice,
and place OF said sale asce,sI
practice OF the Law relltiTs
real estate under execution n
pose OF re-lizing the amapn,sl
the substituted plaintiff All
with int rest, costs, uisbur,y
commissions on said sale: M
having been dismissed assil
fendant. Daniel A. Lord, by',l
herein, and by order / Co,@
Daniel A. Lord has been .ns1
party plaintiff in pla.e Of h
plaintiff, Albert j. Allen.
Now, Therefore public no.i(
given that l will on FRIDAY, N
of November. A II. 1910. al h
ten o'clock in the forenoon Of
the front east door OF the Co}
House in Greeley. Colorado, y
pose OF the property lying Al
the County OF Weld, Stale
and known and described }
Lot numbere Ten no.. Ill
subdivision of Block num{
Hundre1 y forty-one l4li inI
Greeley formerly towal, ac.oJ
recorded plat thereof t1esl
water for the same as derived
canals of the Union CoI1ny n
to the highest aud best bidde,I
BENJAMIN n. FLDf
Sheriff of Weld ounty,
JOSEPH c 4
Attorney for
First publication. October (
last publication. November III
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-03

Mrs. George ' , Bd.i
ladies' of the sol'',nrdsy ;
club ut her home 'nont 10
The afternoon was sr .i,e sls'
way with their la,O, ,cnloyd
meeting was nu'"
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-03
EsrRAY Advertise,

Notice Is hereby pIyer,
concern that the fEII,v,lu 70 ehl
tray animal was taken ,ng I'd
Weld County, Col,r1, hep0
october nth, 1910 flu, on /
horse apout : SeBrg 0iI Nlt
nigh, small white sbHi ~, !, a1hoG|
ieet. no visible bT3r lors,
being unknown tu tEH ,',s
c!timed by oM ncr on nT 4. ,hQ,I
:in, ioio. sad estray wiIilNis,
found, Wv Tie .,
STATE BOARD or sr,.-
TloN COMMISSIONERS
Denya,
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-25
Notice for Bids for Construction Wori
10 be Done by the Holbrook irrisa.
tion District.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals for furnishing materials and
constructing the following works for
The Holbrook Irrigation District will
be received by the Board OF Direc-
tors OF said District until IL o'clock
an on the eth day Of June, 1910.
to-wit:
For furnishing all material and con-
structing approximately 1000 square
yards OF reinforced concrete rip-raI-
ping at Reservoir No. /, otero Coun.
ty. Colorado.
AL proposals will be opened at
the office OF the Board Of Directors
at La Junta. Colorado, at IL O'Clock
an, June 27th. 1910. and the con-
tract will be awarded TO the lowest
responsible bidder therefor
Specifications. form of contract, anc
proposal blanks may lie obtained, and
plans of the work inspected at the
offico Of the Board Of Directors of
said District.
All bids must be accompanied by
a certified check 10 Five Hundred
$500 UOl Dollars.
TIL Board OF Directors reserves the
right 10 reject any or all bids
TIE HoLBRooK IRRIGATION
DISTRICT.
Frank S,ansfeld, Secretary.
Il Junta, Colorado. June 4, 1910.
First publication. June 4. 1910.
Last publication. June %. 1910.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-25
SATURDAY. JUNE IS, 1910.
REMINISCENT
(O1PiLtD FROH TRIBUNE
FILES Of
TWENTY lEARSAGO

II was rumored that La Junta was
about to have new steam laundry.
J. b. Sherman leased his restaurant
TO Lewis & Talbert and W. G. Hous-
7 ton.
Asa Scudder sold his interest in the
dry goods business Of Buckley 4 Scud-
der to V. Albera.
Mrs. 7. NJ. Dickey died al her home
In La Junta from Bright's disease.
aged fifty-three years.
John E. Godding had / 500 acres OF
crops under the Bob Creek canal that
were burning up for want of water.
Editor Tom Wilson was tried In
the criminal court In Pueblo for libel.
ing F. Z. Baldwin. OF the Pueblo land
office.
A light shower fell a few miles east
of La Junta-in the now Garden Of
Eden. Similar favors would be appre-
ciated these days.
! Wm. Leroy, who was always the
first man at fire, distinguished him
self by extinguishing fire In La
Junta's Chinese laundry before the
fire department arrived.
A new colored barber named Carey,
arrived in town and took charge OF
the old stand near the drinking foun-
tain. He was said to be daisy"
according TO the Tribune.
A stock train came Ia from the
south. running wild on account OF de-
fective air brakes. and passed through
La Junta AT the rate OF forty miles
an hour. II was stopped few miles
east OF the city.
Postmaster Howard found IL neces.
sary TO add 100 Yale lock boxes to
accommodate the rapidly increasing
population. La Junta will have to
grow some 10 use up the 600 boxes
with which the new posoffice will be
equipped.
The city pest house south OF town
was destroyed by fire Notwithstand-
ing he fact that the weather was
perfectly clear. Mayor Manley was of
the opinion that 1t was struck by
lightning. The Tribune hoped that
Mayor Manley and Aldermen Shrum
and Kirkpatrick would be struck ly
lightning or that something would
happen TO them to enable the city
council TO hold meeting.
J. p. Gardner plowed one furrow
around the great Hoibrook reservoir.
II took him from early In the morn.
Ing until Z O'Clock In the afternoon.
the tract selected for this great arii'
ficiai lake tcing hine miles In cir.
cumference. The greatest depth Of
water n the lake was to be fifty.fivc
feet and the shallowest fifteen feet.
Mr.. Gardner had the contract TO build
several thousand feet OF dixie with
the reservoir and a lateral leading
from II.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-25
Santa Fs Officials Confer.

On Monday and Tuesday Of this
week there were more prominent
Santa fc officials In La Junta than
there has been for many = day. A
two days session Of the usnspor,a-
ton officials Of the Santa Fe was
held In the office Of General Super.
intcndent Parker for the purpose Of
dcvisinE ways and means for the
better handling Of freight. climins,-
Ing N much ~ possible the loss and
damage account. and to adopt effcc.
tive measures to improve the trans.
portation service In every way.
Among those Ia attendance were
Superintendent sAaffer. Of wellinG-
ton. Kan. Of the Panhandls division. I.
Superintendent Tice. Of Dodge City.
Of the Western division; superiutcn.
dent Bristol. Of Pueblo. Of the Colo.
rado division; Superintendent orr. OF
IL Junta. q the Afkansas River d..
vision; Trainmastss Ewing. Of san
Msrciai. ~. ~. Of The RIO Orandc
division; J. G. Bursstt, a Topska, ~.
sbtaat general frsisAt assnt; A. o.
Brown. Of wichita. KAs.. division
fresght assst; G. 4. Walkes.of Hutch.
lasea. Sean.. division lrsishs sssss: c.
y. Assssheuss. q Dsasss. DIVISION
fssisht sssoe; \ L l1saha. Iscai
aoees q Seseoo; ". q 011unss. Of
tuseoss esnneesla1 aoonl, - Co.
loo1og pBoG1 e 1oov1on. Han.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-25
La Junta Tribune
Fred B. Mason
Editor and Proprietor

Entered at the Postoffice at La
Junta, Colorado. as second-class mail
matter.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-25

Mn oarah Watkens orswn.
Hasplele q aatiesai reputation.
tees - uDese e1peasivs iastsuDsae
ever eooe u easA pssfesnasce. Nrs.
BrowoF ~ ~ 1ve 0ssleal beye
VII 0sA nsli iass caa Gs
Chautauqua
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-23
BELASCO MAY
PRESENT
St. Elmo in This City if Required
Support is Forth
Coming

The date of May }lst is being
held for the possible coming ct Be
lasco's st. Elmo company "i L
picked cast OF players, and 4 com
plctc and new scenic production.
The book oil ST. Elmo has been
read by the past and present genera
ton until it has almost become 4
household story, and staged with he
master genious of MIR. Bclasco, ii Is
one Of the dramatic sensations III the
current season, and has enjoyed u 40
weeks run i'll New York and three
weeks III both San Francisco and
Los Angeles.
\fter Il week i'll Portland, it will
play Il limited number OF dates into
salt Lake and Denver. IN route back
20 San Francisco.
st. Elmo" is blazing the trail for
other Bclasco attractions, and wher-
ever thi,-Mr. Bclasco's first offer.
ing-is greeted with generous pat
rouage, he will book all the other
Bclaaco successes. His word, to
thi, effect, is passed to MIR. John
Cort, and to all the resident mana
sers, therefore 4 iull hose for 81,
Elmo mean something to ~ dra
matte future. Is it secures such plays
as The Music Master The Girl oi
the Golden West" Rose of the
Rancho Sweet Kitty Bcllair," and
others, up to a round dozen.
The million dollar merger between
Bclasco, Oliver Morosco and George
l.. Baker Of Portland, whereby it be.
came possible to control these worlc
successes for the West. means the
best in the theatrical workshop foI
the Pacific Coast, and to insure sue
cess a special agent is here to ascer
tain ii sufficient encouragement O
patronage can be depended upon Il
warrant the signing OF contracts.
In the event OF success, the sale -
seats will open one day i'll advance
OF the regular sale for the benefit O
all subscribers.
1t will help matters To give name
Tor seats to MIR. {. IT.. Peters a
once.
BY special arrangement with Mr.
Ernest Shipman. the agent for Fred
erick Belasco, the admission has beef
placed at $l.OO for reserved seats il
any part of the house and 81 cent
Tor bench seats.