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La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
Fourth Of July At Msnssne's.

II is only little over three weeks
now to the time when Manzanola will
once more act as hostess to what
promises to be n larger gathering OF
the people Of the Arkansas Valley
than were present at the great Fourth
Of July celebration last year.
The various committees are not
doing much shouting. but they are en-
deavoring to make this years celebra'
ton the best ever. The acc0moda'
tiOns will he much better In every
way. chief OF which will b. resting
rooms where tired mothers and weary
children can go and recuperaie.
In the afternoon there viii be a
double header between the La Jun'a
and Ration mines. These two teams
have tried conclusions several times
this season. with honors about even
In the number Of games won. And
each game played only accentuaies
the keen rivalry hetween these two
clubs. No one can afford missing
the Excitement these two games will
cause.
The La Junta team recently played
In Pueblo. and the papers Of that city
say their playing compares fasorably
with the games put up In the West
ern League last year. SO II will pay
anyone who likes to see good games
Of baseball to come to Msnzanola on
the Fourth Of July and witness these
two contests
Tim, to the delight Of the little
folks. there will be = merry. Eo-round
on the grounds. Among the proba'
bilities are boiloon ascension and a
street carnival
And where In Southern Colorado
Ii there such an opportunity for boat
ing and bathing ~ can b. enjoyed
~ Riverside PART. IN Mansanola! The
water IL of sufficient depth to insure
good swinntng aud boating. and yet
not deep enough 10 make II DANGER
ous.
The Ia Junts Industrial Association
and the Elks' lodge have given axsur.
ance Of their best efforts 10 induce
everyone 10 celebrate In Manxanola
this year and there Win BE- blk del.
eeation from this city.
In fact. the one cry In tho Valley
Of Content seems 70 b.. "On TO Man.
xanola July Fourth"
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
Notice for Bids for Construction Wori
to be Done by the holbrook irri0a
tion District.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals for furnishing materials and
constructing the following works for
The lolbrook Irrigation District will
be received by the Board Of Direc.
tors Of said District until IL o'clock
Am. on the 2Ith day of June. 1910,
to-wit:
For furnishing all material and con-
structing approximately 1000 square
yards OF reinforced concrete rip-rar.
ping at Reservoir No. 1, Otero Coun-
". Colorado.
All proposals will be opened at
the office Of the Board Of Directors
at La Junta, Colorado, at IL O'Clock
am, June 27th, 1910. and the con-
tract will be awarded to the lowest
responsible bidder therefor.
Specifications, form Of contract. an6
proposal blanks may be obtained. and
plans of the work inspected at the
office of the Board Of Directors of
said District
All bids must be accompanied by
certified check 70 Five Hundred
($5O0O0l Dollars.
TIL Board OF Directors reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids.
THE HOLBROOK IRRIGATION
DISTRICT,
Frank Stansfield. Secretary.
La Junta. Colorado. June 4, 1910.
First publication, June 4. 1910.
Last publication. June 25. 1910.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
REMINISCENT
CofiPlD nO1 nablQNE
FILES Of
WNNTf MANAGO

A daughter was born to MIR. ant
Mrs. W. E. Sears June IA. 1890.
The mains were being laid fol
Rocky Ford's new water works.
Tom Wood. OF Nine Mile, was the
bailiff In charge Of the grand jury.
The cages Of Otero county's new
Jail arrived and were placed in posi-
ton
The Santa Fe blacksmith shop neal
the roundhouse, was totally destroy
ed BY fire.
All Of the old timers in Otero coun'
~ we're in attendance At the sessions
Of the district court.
J. P. Stevenson and Jim Dye, OF
Rocky Ford. we're in town driving Z
pair Of spanking bays"
Court was in session and G. II
Downer vas officiating u deputy dis
trict clerk In the absence Of T. "
Dickey.
A switch engine ran off the tracl
In the local yards and the Tribune
congratulated the citizens Of THU
community that NO one was hurt
A Woman's Relief Corps was or
ganixed In La Junta with twenty-on'
charter members. Mrs. Chas. Davii
vas the first president and Mrs. T
H. Class the first secretary.
The case Of McCreery vs.Wetherei
Involving the ownership Of le.sot
acres Of land on the north side ol
.fhe river, Was decided In favor Ol
WAe plaintiff In the district court.
Prank Day left some magnificent
samples of fall rye 1t the Tribune
office. There were l%s stalks from
three grains Of seed. the stalks be
Ing five feet In length with head
from seven to eight inches long.
Otero county had = grand Jury In
session, OF which C. F. Kendall wa
foreman. The Tribune was Of ths
opinion that the mayor and trustees
OF La Junta we're liable to indictment
for their neglect to perform the dutie
Of their office. Our city council wai
stul scrapping over the city marshal
ship.
z Alyord returned from 4 long ab
sence In New York To his Colorado
love-La Junta, and reported that THU
burg, twenty years ago. was the mos
flourishing city Of itA size he hst
seen In his travels. People are com
Ing back home these days telling th'
same story.
A conference between citizens o
La Junta and 7. T. Woodruff wa
held at the Kindergarten building Il
discuss plans In reference to the fu
ture os the library OF 5000 volume'
which Mr.. Woodruff had formed. 4
committee Of twelve. SIX ladies' ans
1 sig gentlemen. was appointed to Sc
lect some plan for the city OF II
doHunta TO receive the library and build
Ing ~ . trust for the benefit OF th'
people.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
Praises wsssrsssss.

n. R. rattcnsiil. . prominent edu.
Gator Of Michigan. Who recently tour.
ed tie Southwest. visiting Las Vegas
on hh tHp.wss particularly Impressed
~ Fred Harvey's "gisSs." ~ n evi.
dencsd ~ tAs 0uljowins comment
rsaativs y ths walesssoss. a1psarins
- . sseeae hooe = "As1ssaaos
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
Lamar In same c'sss - Ia 'u"'s

"Whst II the matter With Lamar
h . question frequently propounded
IN the last two months. The old
pubiic spirit that dN things In q
crisis and united people Of varying
visvs q ono nan when necessity re-
avired seems ahsoIutsly deed. II Y
~ . pleasant matter TO discuss. and
yet people must b. awakened Il the
supremacy Of The community ID 10 b.
naintaincd.
For years the fair association has
struggled along. giving the people
eood satsrtainment each fail and pro
vtding Q vehicle for the local display
a ths cosnty's PRODUCTS. On many
occasions the dslicit oe revenue hss
bssa mads Up By voluntary costribu'
tioas a. The part oe . handful Of
pub,ic spirited citissns whose thanks
has bsen In the form Of criticism oi
tAeir methods. These men have Nm
ally grown weary os ths grind ard
Aecidsl 70 Isavs h 70 their critics
% make GOD. The eais uosad1
pseDssty b alvsstiss1 Tor sass "a
nsse ~ nertonee inAsAtednsss, aal
~ . thlag = belnG 1sas y save
~ -pgsopsu ~ DuboIs DuDsess.-
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
Seton
School
At Chautauaua

Every hoy and girl between the
ssss u aAd ~ ysars may join the
ssyaSe bsDd-providcl he or she hAs
. chlll's season ticket.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
blotOeICil AnALO-
e|ts N HISTORY

Concluded from page two.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18

A kiaA and sweet voiced teacher
Will ~ II charge.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18

Reed what Manager Horner says u
the shil1reu In the catxlogs. II
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15
TEMPE DERARLMEMT

side of the Gila river. While working there he became afflicted with an ab- scess of the liver which neCessitdted an operation The fsfnily was taken to Phoenix where the Associated Char
 ties took charge of the case. Coming as il did from Pinal county il right fully belonged there but the nan was in no condition jo be moved. After five weeks care he was discharged from the hospital. given transporta- ton to florence for himself and fam ilN. and two dollars for incidental ex- penses. The family reached here Wed nesday evening and were so unfOrtu- nate yesterday morning as tn miss the train to Florence. The c;tsc was brought to the attention of Marshal .Brown yesterday morning By that time the family was without funds and their transportation was no good The marshal. acting for the Spanish Amer ican Alliance organization advanced the necessary funds for the purchase .oi another set Of tickets and solicited enough money from the people of the town 10 pay their lodging and other expenses until train time this morning. They will leave for Florence this morning if all goes well. The rail road will refund to the lodge the value of the unused tickets.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15
CENSUS ENUMERA1OR
 AT WORK IN MESA

R F.. McCallen of Phoenix. the cen sus taker for the Mesa and Lehi dis tricts. began yesterday morning on the first official count that has been taken of Mesa and what is known as the Mesa section for the past ten years.
 One of the diversions. even at the afternoon parties, is to make guesses on the population of this town. The Suesses have ranged all the way from l.00 on up to 2.500. and the actual population is supposed to be any where between those figures lt Is felt sure that one fact will he de- Veloped. and that is that Mesa has grown considerably within the past ten years. which is an important fact that can be written back home
 The census taker may appear to be rather an inquisitive individual. and he will of course ask questions that may be considered personal. but that is his business. These answers, even to the ages of those unmarried daugh- tors who have begun to have gray hairs sprinkled here and there in their tenn ples. will not be divulged. In other NoIuS. tlif lS pledged not to give out any of the information that comes to him through the regular discharge of his duties. and he may be depended upon to do it.
 There is another item which should be borne in mind. and that is to be sure and include all the information in your answers. Make the census of Mesa precinct complete. This will not only give Mesa much better showing. but if these answers are prepared in advance and given to the enumerator.s it will expedite matters considerably.
 Mir. Mccailcn expects |" be in this immediate section for over a week. IL is necessary that he should get every individual in the town on his list. Clubs have been organized in many towns for the especial purpose of see ing that the enumerator did not miss al single individual. Mesa residents and officials will have occasion to refer to the population of this place q good many times within the next ten years. and il will he well to feel that every one has been counted
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15
NEWS NOTES.

The public school closes on the 2ith of May instead of the l1th as stated in yesterdays paper.
 Robert Gilbert of Mesa was d visitor here yesterday.
 The town was bcseiged by drummers yesterday.
 Justice F. r. Carr was q business visitor in Florence yesterday.
 Thc city gets q run of water tonight commencing at 5:30
 Invitations have been issued to the tennis dance tomorrow evening.
 w. II. Wallace and John Wallace of Mesa were visitors here yesterday.
 F. J. Mccarthy of Maricopa came up from that place yesterday afternoon.
 On Sunday morning at II o'clock. Miss Millspaugh will speak in the i'm terests of missions at the Baptist church. Everybody invited.
 Tomorrow is the date of the "Old Maids Auction at the Odd Fellows hall. The proceeds will he used in the Odd Fellows orphan home fund.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15
COMPANY WAS
 WELL INSPECTED
eY CAPT. PALMER OF FIT. WHIP
 PILE.
The Attendance Was Good and the Company Presented a Fine
 Appearance.

C. Company National Guard of Ari- z1Ra. was inspected Wednesday even ing bH Capt. Guy Palmer of the 18th
 Infantry. stationed at Ft Whipple IL was a real inspection too. not a mere ceremony. If Captain Palmer over looked anything. it was something so entirely insignificant tlat it was not
 worth noting. Every man was equip ped just as he would be if started out for actual service Even the cantcenS were filled. The inspection was most rigorous one and though the captain did not express his approval or disap- provai. il could be iudged from the rN- precision un his face from time to tim" during the inspection. that he was pleased with the company and its equipment.
 There were present at the inspection thirty nine enlisted men and two off cers. This is a larger percentage of attendance based on the roster of the company than Was present at the in sp-ction q year ago. IL shows that the company is doing a little better than holding its own. and that may be talk en as a favorable sign as that Is a; better record than some of the com panies Of the territory can show The company presented an excellent ap- pearance.
 Captain Palmer was seen yesterday afternoon at the Casa Loma and asked II he was in a position to state for publication anything of his Observa- tons He replied that the department required him to say nothing regarding ha he in his report He said. however. that he regretted that the lack of street lights made il impossible for him to have the company on the street for .t few maneuVcrS.
 Yesterday afternoon Captain Palmer went to Mesa where the Mesa com panv was inspected last evening. From there he goes tO Florence and after i'm specting the cOmapny there returns tn Phoenix and on north
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15
TEMPE
INTER-sOC|t1Y CONTEST
 AT THE NORMAL TONIGHT
No Admission Will be Charged and
 the Public is Invited.

The Inter Society contest will be held at the Normal auditorium this evening. the program commencing at eight o'clock. There will be no admis- sion charged and general invitation Is extended to the public.
 The program will be as follows:
 Orations. Olympian. Wiley Hanson; Philomethian. Carol Belknap.
 Essay writing. Olympian. Miss Alma El.ingson: Phitomethian. Miss Georgia Wilcox.
 Declamation. Olympian. Miss Agnes Baker: Philomethian. Miss Aura F'ike.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15
WoMAN,S MISSION.

The Woman's Mission Circle of the Baptist church will hold it's annual meeting at the home of Mrs. E. II. Scudder this afternoon at three o'clock. Miss Flora Jacobs. deaeoncss of the M. F.. church. will lead the meeting and present her personal workers outline. Members of all the missionary soci-
 cites are asked to unite in the meeting and are requested tn bring their bibles.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15

Canal company shall deliver posses sion Of said canal, 'ditches and later als. to the United States. which shall, upon the delivery thereof. operate the same in accordance with the provis- ions thereof pending the examination of the title of said property by the Of ficers of the United States.
 In witness whereof. the parties above mentioned have hereunto set their hands and seals. the day and year first above written
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15
ACTIVITY IN OTHER CLAIMS
 N G0lDf|FlO DISTRICT

Since the announcement which has gone out to the effect that a consid erable sum of money would be spent by George |. Young and associates in the sinking of shaft near the old Mammoth pine. in the hope of open ing up big body Of ore. there has been considerable activity in the near neighborhood
 The work on the Mammoth is pro- gressing satisfactorily A large bill of lumber has been sent out - the mine and the machinery is being put
 IContinued on Page e.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15
REDUCTION IN RATES.

recent order which will :so into ef- feet on May 10th materially reduces the express rates from Tempe to fiftv- three points in the territory. This will be or particular advantage to the fruit growers. the cantal0upe producers and the poultry men
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15
| DESTITUTE FAMILY
 HELPED BY CITIZENS
Win Leave For Florence This Morning
 County Charges.

A Mexican family. consisting of the father. Gregorio Dermeno. three sons and the mother. were found here yes terday in a pitiful state of destitution Some five weeks ago the father was employed on the NJ & F. a little this
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15

Seed peanuts for sale: large south ert. Early northern seeds selected and tested. Also tomato plants. 8 for sl S3 per l00". J. r.. McClain. Tempe br
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15

Great discount Of 70 per cent on ladies shirt waists Friday and Satur- day at Hyder Bros bl
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15

\ special offering by Hyder Bros for Friday and Saturday: ladies' shirt waists at 20 per cent off. bl
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15

Save Money. Get ladies shirt waists Friday and Saturday at Hyder Bros for 20 per cent off. bI
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15

Ladies see this: 20 per cent off on ladies shirt waists at Hydcr Bros bl
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15

tContinued on Page e.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-09

The Tax Office IS not required to no
NY You Of the amount Of your taxes.
TIE safest way is to call at the Tax
ONCE and ascertain what, if any, taxes
yOu owe.
The second payment OF Property. In
come and Special Income Taxes will
be subject TO a ten per cent penalty
after November Is. Better pay now
and save the penalty.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-09

Do not think because you have not
paid your Per- onal Tax pol, Road and
SCHOOL, for this year. or for several
years. that the Tax Office is not aware
Of the fact TIE Tax Office has com
pIete record Of all persons subject tc
a personal tax, and If not paid when
due it only means that interest at the
rate Of ten per cent per annurn is piling
up against you
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-22

the Woman's Christian temperance
Union, in opening the convention of the
Essex County Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union in the Bloomfield Metho-
dist Episcopal Church this morning.
Mrs. Taylor deplored the alleged trend
OF the times toward the liquor traffic.
Mrs. Bryan Grant, of Newark, a former
county president. responded, urging the
members to renewed effort in the work.
Mrs. John J.. Perrine. county presi-
dent, presided and was assisted by
State President Mrs. Emma Bourne and
the county officers. A large number of
delegates responded to roll call.
Mrs. Aida M. Dean. corresponding
secretary, reported hat there were
sixteen branches and four "Y's'' Ia the
country, and that all had been active
throughout the past year in holding
public lectures, parlor meetings and
distributing literature and working in
the Sunday schools among ths young
people. She commended their work in
jails, hospitals and philan-hropic in
situations. where they also carried
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-22
LICENSE HUNT DELAYS
ARRIVAL OF HAPPY COUPLE.
lrvington Wedding Guests and
Pastor Wait Several Hours.

Philip Becker, % years of age, of 8
Forty-first street, %Irvington, and Miss
Bertha Backoff, 10 years of age, Of 6
Badger avenue, had arranged to be
married last night at Irvington at
o'clock, but the occasion came very
near lacking the presence of the bride
n bridegroom. Becker thought he
would wait until the last minute to get
the necessary marriage license, and
when he went to the town clerks office
in Irvington late yesterday for the
papers he was informed that he would
nave to get them from the city clerk
In Newark, that being the home of the
prospective bride.
Becker n his fiancee then did some
tall hustling. n as they did not reach
this city until Z o'clock they of course
round the marriage license bureau
closed. After a great deal of trouble
they located job Hancock, of the
city clerks office, who helped them out
OF their dilemma, and after the proper
Identification had been made the license
was issued.
meanwhile the wedding guests, to
tne number of sixty-five, had gathered
TO witness the ceremony, but the prin-
clpals were absent n it looked for a
time as though there would be a we'd
ding celebration without the bride and
bridegroom.
rlnaily the young people reached IT.
vington with the precious
the delayed was per-
formed by the Rev. w. II. Hainer. of
1888 Clinton avenue.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-22

cheer in the form of flowers and deli
cacies. The soldiers, sailors, motor
men, conductors. firemen and police
men were also included in the work.
h county treasurer, Mrs. Helena d.
Nicoll, of Summit, reported 59l mem
bers of the "W's'' and 81 members of
the "Y's' in the county, inc that the
year was started with a balance on
hand of $5SS.3 of which s3SO.a9 had
been ~disbursed. leaving a balance of
$2OS.06
Reports of the various superintsn-
dents and organizers were very en-
couraging. At noon the convention
adjourned for luncheon in the lecture
room. At the evening Session an adj
sdress will be made by the Rev. Nor
mar r. Smith.
State President Mrs. Emma bourne
said that at the recent primaries in
Newark eleven men connected with
breweries were nominated. She feared
for the city if these men were allowed
to manipulate the laws. She urged all
women to Gse their influence with The
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-22
Y. w. C. A. Notes.
BOARD OF TRADE FAVORS
A TARIFF.
Secretary Asked to Gather Data
on Subject.

At a meeting of the manufacturers
committee of the Board of Trade yos-
terday it, was agreed that the move
ment to take the whole question OF
tariff legislation out of politics Is
proper and hat every influence should
be exerted in that direction. The sec
rotary was instructed to communicate
with John Gambler Cobb, president Of
the National Tariff Association, to get
information as to the scope of the in
v~estigations being made. Eugene Merz
was requested to make a study of the
question and to prepare a report out
lining suggestions.
Present at the meeting were George
r. Howe. Patrick Reilly, William
Roemer, jr., H. L. Patteson, L. r. Mer-
gott, Joseph S. Mundy. Eugene Merz
and w. j. Bornemann.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-22
en- to down the eleven a~spirants ter

men to down the eleven a~spirants fer
office.
All he officers were reelected. The
slate was as follows: President, Mrs.
Mary e. Perrine, Newark; REGARDING
secretary, Mrs. NJ. Sophia Hoir1es,
Newark; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Elida N. Dean, Newark; treasurer,
Mrs. Helena d. Nicoll, Summit; dele
gate to the national convention at
Baltimore. Mrs. Bryan Grant, East or
ange; alternate, Mrs. Lee Cook Smith,
Montclair. 4
The State convention will be held in
the First Presbyterian Church. New
ark. October II.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-22
FIRE PREVENTION CODE HEARING.

A public hearing will be held nexi
Tuesday evening on the fire proven
ton code. which was passed on sec
n reading at the June meeting OF
the Common Council. The hearing will
be held in the rooms of the building
department in the City Hall. Local
business men and underwriters have
been invited to be present.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-22
cAPUcINE FATHER A SUICIDE.

MADRID. Sept 22.-Father Novedo,
a professor In a Capucine college, blew
u his brains today when overtaken
at Lorca by the uncle of a woman with
whom the priest was said to have
eloped.