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DOUGHERrY -ySurdcnly on september !, 1910
William 4 Z DouEher'.-. dearly b ehoyef hus
hand ~ Catnrine ard fsther - Dr. WilhAn
J. Alice e and May Dough erty.
Funeral from his lsr residence. Pudnt st sni
Ravfne AZ N1nEcs2 \. Thur~dsy mora
Ing At 100. -Iork thence 10 81 Mays Churr8
where a Solemn hEn mas Of reaui- v,n ~
offered for thr rrpo>s Of his soul ~ lr .
O. rlork Pan, amt London Papers plrN,i
cory
HOLLY On Wednesday. September :. 1870 .'
his residence AS west Ind Ay Aueu,' ..
Frederick Holly. In his All ear
Funeral services at - James church. Mad..r .
-, snd 5ist st. Saiurda, morning Soy
tcnh-r 10. ~ 10 O'Clock. ln'ermeni N'H.
lawn
Law TON on Sep'snber :. ~ The r'>gd-nr" ?
~, -on. TST. {. 2 iaSioH. aorristnwn.
LrWts Carr I-awtnn. aged = car>.
Funeral services a. the Churrh ~ tnr
deerrr Norristo0rl. - FRIDAY. Sen'cr'.
- At iats p " -. l. Nv train tea r.
foot Cf Barclay ~ st :. u'clock
LEARNED At Luzerne. Switzerland O. rrs
Learned. In hts san yer
Notice Of funeral later.
MCDONALD september s. stephen McD'-'
Lying In state at TIRE FUNERAL CprHcH
ga " eat sad u. HEASK z. CANPSEtL BID
NciSFRNY On Monday. Ssptemhcr
James a. NcinernY. husband OF Iaro'
Mclserny for many years Of - hsnhs o.
Funeral private
SHANNON Nnnis shannon. Aged - year'
Remains TIVE FUNERAL CHUhcH. sIi ;tl ~
~ - 'FHANK CANPsELL BLpo
Internrut Carbondaie. Pa
wwIyNEY Mary Sweeney, assd - ysa
services THS FusEHAL DEgRcs. 81 - Nr'
"a - tFHANk z CasFrEiL BLpI
In,etmcnt Holy Cross
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mttte~ on resolutions az the Dsmo-ratr
STATE convention TO b. held az Roch~si.r
On September ~ The Democrats dxIrs
that the Republicans will ~ In s~.-,on
a. Saratoga three or four days and E-t into
a great frss over a platform and candidate
and for this reason they ars IN 20 alos
IN announcing their platform or making
Nomination..
II was admitted that Mr. Shepard and
hi- colleagues on the executive CON
mittss who ars TO prepare ths platform
are strongly progressive. a. that term
~ nov known in American politics and
that the platform will probably inchida
all the plAnks snunciAted a nd adopted
nv the Dcmocratic State League a. ~
various meetings IN Saratoga and Al-
bany Tn. Democratic State League
n tn hold meeting IN Rocheat~r on
September ~. the day before the regular
Democrats have their first session A
report got abroad yesterday 20 the sfo.'
that at this nesting of the leag'I. u va,
to declare for Thomas Mott Osborne fnr
Governor. but leading members of The
league said last night that they did no
believe that this would 10 done becass..
in their opinion u was a most unvisa pn'
icy for the league to declare for any can.
didats for Governor. especially VII o.
horne. who had been 80 influential m or-
kduAahk NNsf lNakhe
Secretary MasOnn~as busy as eightscn
bees D,Itting the final touches t. thA
Democratic dinner 10 ha held a. 'ha
Knick-rhocker Hotel AZ . clock TO- nigh.
I here are 80 he tfsI guest and Democra's
Of all faCt ional h1eS are 10 h. pre--r'
Hartman DIV ~ TO preSide Ihosa
scheduled to ha seated beside him A. IA
honor table are Joseph A Goulden. Henry
NJ Goldfogel George n Lindsey. !
ElIas. Thomas y Carmody Louis Y
Flhrmann Martin " Glynn. Francs
Burton Harrison. Charles Fornes
William J ConnerS. p-Cady HerricS
John y. Clarke. Nathan Ssrans Williar0
?. Shsahan william Baliar ~ How Hsrt~r'
y. Bis@ell. Charles p Murphy. John
Stanchfeld, Norman T.. Mack. John "
McCooey. Martin W IittIe,o on. Edward
VI. Shepard Andrew Mclean. James
:. Havens, Daniel p Cohalan. George
y. Van Kennen. Thomas r Grady. William
SulHer. Augustus Van Wyck. Thomas
Mott Osborne. John J Fitzgerald John
Sherwin crosby. Arthur \ Mclean.
Michael p Conry and Daniel !. Riordan
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UNDEnTAkEHs.

ESs...: SA:..E s7. .:ti =. y. 9; ds. 1s1
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CUSTOMS GRiFT TRJiE BEGi V.
Io, ernmrat Counsel Promises 20 SHOW
Isw ThIe,inE wss Done.

C;.org. p Bedell. former clerk under
James 2. Vail when Vail was head ~ the
weighing division IN th. Custom Housa.
and Charles ~ Wardsll and Charles
Drew. former assistant customs weigh
.r-. we're placed on trial Yesterday before
Judge Martin and "A jury IN the United
States Circuit Court All three. ar.
cha arRsd with conspiring 10 d-fraud the
Government by false weighing Of Impor-
tatiops ~ cheese maCaToni. sugar aud
other merchandise
A fourth defendant named ~ tn. IN To-
dictm.nt. also an assistant w"igher, was
John W O'Brien. who died last SATURDAY,
n, his home IN Brooklyn from stomach
affection On the motion ~ United
States Attorney Wise the indictment was
severed A. to O'Brien
The only witness examined yesterday
Was George J. Smyth, special Deputy
Surveyor. Mr. Smyth was zubIpna,-d
To produce the records of the surveyor I.
otfict- and he Was called on for al the
transfers 81 customs weigheTs from one
district to another from 1877 down To
Dacember. 1873. Counsel for th, defence
oh iected To the Introduction 81 these
papers m evidence on the ground that
they antsdated the time mentioned IN th.
charges IN the indictment and were irrel-
evant to the ISSUES. The papers were
further objected 90 on the ground that
Mr. Smyth did not himself take them from
the Surveyors files. hut that Il they
came from those hls- ~ all they were
taken Oh, by a CLERK Mr. Smvth vas
wiling to conCeda that thiz was true
whers,Ipon court adjourned until this
morning 20 enable the Government to
produce the clerk.
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THiRLTON CtSE SEPT. ~
Prosecutor Gar, - wm Tr, to Keep ~.
pert Testimony out.

Prosecutor of the Pleas Pierre = Gsrven
~ Hudson county announced az his offics
In Jersey City Yesterday afternoon that
the h.aring in the case of Porter Charlton.
who confessed that he killed his wife AZ
Lake Como. Italy. will take place on
"Wednesday September Fl. instead of
September ~. az originally scheduled
The purpose Of the examination Mr.
Garven zaid. will be to determine Legally
II Charlton committed murder and II the
offence - extradiable All the testimony
taken will be submitted TO the Secretary
~ state at Washington and he will decide
III. question - eNtradition-
IL ~ believed that Prosecutor GaTven
will Oppose all testimony to be- given by
alien lsts that Charlton was not sane at the
time the crime Wis committed The
Prosecutor will try To conhne all the
testimony 10 the crime itself
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DROW NED N CLOI DBI RST.
Iseyen Deaths Reported after HeaV,
Rain In TeNas

ArsrIN. t. = sept. 7.-Despatches from
Comanche an lIIsmilton IN north central
Texas rrport cloudbur-ts which caused
NOR. than a dozen deaths by drowning.
In some plere- the rainfall amounted
90 twelve inches in siN hours
4 sudden rise of the South Leon River
swept away the homes ~ several fam
iies George Terry. wife and four chill
dren. another woman and two children.
whose namer are not given. and Miss
Jennie Green were drowned Seven per-
sons were drowned IN the German neigh
borhoOd The upp-r Colorado and Pecan
rivers are out % their banks.
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ALFRED BENJAMIN & Cos TailOrmade clothes

SHIRTS FROM OUR OWN WORkROOMS.
new styles coming through weekly. 81 to $3.50.
Not many Summer Suits ieh-exceedingiy Iow
prices should mope these at once. We beiiepe in
clean stocks each SEASON.
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STATE DEMOCRATS ELiTED.
JubIlant over Republican EnsurEent Party
InrSads- -BlG Dinner To-nlghi.

InrSads- -BIE Dinner Te-nIEhi.
The Democrats AZ state headauarter-
West Thirty-fourth street. headed by
Chairman John A. DIX and with Secretary
John A. Mason. we're elated yesterday
over the political returns IN New Hamp-
shire. Vermont. Michigan and Wisconsin
for q was the accepted theory that W.
surGent victories in the Republican party
meant eventually disaster to the Repub-
icans
II was ascertained that members II
the executive committee. headed by
Edward ". shepard. are preparing .
platform to he submitted TO the COM
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DIRIGIBLE raLkS To TOWER.
Ne~ tse for HneI wireless station IN
Parts FaC CommunIratton.
-rsrH' 'r'i, ps'rI'rh 20 TUE srS

FAFIs. sept : The dirigihla Bayard.
clement balloon With wireless Installs-
ton IN hoard rarfo rrned evolutions
to-day around Compiegne
II communicated freely with the Eih =
Tower
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MARRIED..

AZ Lake Placid y. Y 90
september g. ~ me Rev n Grimm. =
Mari Chase. daughter ~ Mr. ana Mrs. :.
Mills, IN EArl Harvey Lyai
SIT on Saturday. Sepiemser
1910. a. ST Gregory's Churrh. BeokinE toa.
Somerset. England by the Rev J G MafsaaL
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- 10 n 1901 IsSai py fh" association.
rIscrssFp LEGISLATION
"Did you d,-"us- legislation, for in
sunca'
Yes answersd the witness iegis.
lauon brought about On account ~ these
changes I nave referred -
Mr. Bruce wanted - know " IN the
grea, mass ~ legislation between 1910
ami 1875 having g. DO wr'h New York
els~'r,c traction there vas some that
the ASSOCIATION d"-m"i inrmical 20 ts
ra~' interests The witness after a
though'fuI pause allowed that some Of
tho proposed legislation had seemed 20
n IuImIcal - the traction interests
Pafors the .,--p"intion was formed IndI-
N.dulI rrartr"u companies had obtained
the introdurtI.n & bills m their interests
which proved ir;mical - other traction
.pmpan - and ~ was for the purpose
among pth-rs - sttndnrdz ng STATE leg--
IstIou =" a. say. that the assocIation
hold ~ annual dinner and performed
other activities
All Said Mr. Bruce. "a very proper
yurpo~- aud you fal' = your duty no
dpuh' 10 appear IN Albany and argue D.-
re committees ard NItr individuals 10
-.--k '" pasS ~ defeat legislation
lp defeat Legislation Inrmical - oar
interest, ys. Now fpr instance there.
vac
Lot ~ b.. general b-forr 49, b.,..nu-
sy-,ihc -ugRests-i Mr Bruce
The vItn'-s- confid"d 90 counsel upon
rs.ng grgsd - do 80 that Resides ms
apreIrsuc. irefore committees he did tain
With rnCiiy .dutl rsmhers - tho l..Ki-
i''Gr~ Among others b" mad talk sd
with wa- Edmund ! OConnur then =
Senator from Binghamtpn
And .l-u general counsel for the New
Nork Eslnav Association - asked Nlr
Bruce
hs "Htn"ss lns~s-ed yes and men
toned U-~..r..-pr Nyer Nu--baun and
Mr. iId'uu among other gent iaIian he
kad mot m Albany sho had heen made
,DunEe. frr r1" N"v York Association ~
street Ralvsy- "" aid that tho a-@o
cIa'ion tti ntHer counsel ~ times
Then Nir Bryce inquired - - 'hs
rsvenues = tie ASSOCIATION. and rt ap-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-11
TWO OF A MIND

A WELL known humOrist expressed the
\ opinion that the keenest repartee,
after all. was the half unconscious sort that
sprang so whole heartedly from the masses.
Here is a story that he tells IN support OF his
theory:
A woman who had been selling fish entered
4 street car with the empty basket on her
arm. still giving forth an unnistakable odor
of the finnv tribe it had carried. She took a
vacant seat next 10 a young man. notice
able swell " who drew his coattalls away
and plainly showed his disgust
Il spose,' remarked the woman pres
entity, that you d rather there was gentle
man sitting beside yOu'
Yes. | wou d, was the lnstan. reply.
There was a moment S pause, and then she
looked up at him and said, So would
New-York tribune., 1910-09-11
DEBBILING DE CRABS

IN the service of a Baltimore family IS an
l old negro cook known as Aunt Sally and
,of the least of her achievements IS the
preparation of sea food
p IN the kitchen one day Aunt Sally's neeph-
au a nine-vear-old lad from point where
crabs are seldom seen, was watching IN
breathless interest the old lady's deVillng OF
a dish of such crustaceanS' a
1Aunty." asked he, after much 1 reflection gaI3
mon This mysterious point, does debbll
crabs r come from de debbil' ,.
:" No, chile, promptly, responded y Aunt
cauv. but dey is dc debbh to make.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-11
BELTS BY THE POUND

4 WESTERN Senator of ample physical
"A proportions was endeavoring to obtain
a belt at a Washington haberdashery. He
was having difficult time in selecting belt
whose design struck his fancy as we'll as OF
proper requirements for his girth-,
How much is that one?' he demanded
Of the clerk, who was entirely unaware of the
distinguished character Of the patron.
That is four dollars SAID the salesman
Pour dollars" exclaimed TIE Senator.
Isn't that an awful price for b ~
Yes. sir, admitted the man behind the
counter: but you see, sir, after they get
into the regular surcingle size we charge tor
'ern by the pound
New-York tribune., 1910-09-11

Hl knew -.l-- .--- -l-lle there was no way out.
III known i he embraced the chance TO
p-ss ll4- ,- neal Judgment on himself 1t
gas1 -E.- a-cn while hustlIng-the tower
gas l-.e -. q IRE: there was no getting out
t14- H4r
= be-. -e-tIn Il gOIIl an comm -Cl1Ssed
OF. .8- IN NV duty. The Cover nlent
wlnc no chance 70 hand NE the keys OF
tle b. -1 cause n goin 10 give darn
goo5 ---ltarion Il D. Devlln getting burned
u
Like Besseraer crucible the tower roared,
f. 1-nS flames and smoke into the lamp
FOO. i was gong up Ike gunpowder with
IT. that was led into II. He staggered to
WI I'd 20 get the scaldIng smoke out OF
8 hs -.- Five minutes more he q give HIM
Sci ]. e wasn'r blown into eternity before
tla- L-- q sparrow from d chimney top
4 Tar-e Was too much oil soaked wood II the
tower. - there was the tank, and the
Hep, over the rail trying 70 pierce the
da-knes- zzled by llrid flashes that shot
OH IRON -taer cracks II the tower The
officer Ia zen them riding past 4 riding
: hg1. cam ---cling over the water, and
1 n4dly wa COst0n. splitting IRE from Z
boa
That -- coming and the life bullles-
Precious -.- good they'll DO, less they
! shoot I'd q an pull NE down
{ H-lle lg z-l. with the tower belylng
I smoke benin -.--. = deep voice rurbled up.
He is up .- Top, Name o Heaven
Only Cas- .aul6 roar Ike that, CaSCO,
ravIug c-azr The notorboat swung II
close DARK -e---S -urrbled out. and TO Dew
I h1s su-p---- - EIeboat sped back TO the
slo-e
+ Casco sho-- Danny Hold the Jump
Hrl gec =.
s. Devi,r E---- He knew the distance
TIN tae oa- The tower 70 the water
~ iee- o- .- --lasilI-g rock. No won
Eo-- Cap wa coming out from shore
R-lort the ... --- So they could shoot him
g. Of c.- -hev hadn't known Il
I "91-- cake -.-- -wentv minutes 10 get II,
Fg1g s2c .- Swell chance for HIM
VI thai rel roaring under hI1n-
H5- e.t tie .e open,
Heg-ope1 70 -g- the smoke again and
ND z1c tle trapdoor. That Il
ler l- anyhow, he sad,
ginning L4scC-
II lie lie sa- --.w worked with axes;
J o,la-s 1un6.e. ----r.lg together At the
9. g. TIE coH. Maxim ne mat. he
L E-aailng H. --G freezing before, he
ct -elec the V-r -.-e the smoke II q black
u --ae- SaoreWa- He looked vearnIngly at
1a-er. Be- H,-r dancing lights put
ION s1ore Eondered irnpersOnally
0@.s lec lea- The tIre-and drove the
~-o16-l -Crc l--. -lterlv afraid 70 think
Of ae-
--at Tank - -- III awful howl when
~ -oes g down Instituted " Mebby
Ger g. read IL reached for his boot
slc st0r-re,f ~ -. - :, -.
10. iron.
ne rol9r1oa- WAS coming he
| P7- tae gale. -ari that section
a.. -"a., -ea.-,E gap.
- q The IL -lsrered and tossing
water 5---ssat boatrnen went
Ia Z NJ. g4.e --a- ulgnt IN boats they
a. oT.---l-- .r- IN : high wind
- See rre-, plainly. The big motor
r., -'de Iig- .-.a=--rg The seas; but
] 81 ~;e 'lg-lre 81 HE stern Casco him
= - -''a II the boz. .rs the men along the
But WI. .z that N the stern
4ll the te--... re- buttons steering?
n. -1-ioslty Eaa -a ned. 4 shriu cry,
s-,. In plerr-g 4u Casco 8. and TWO
lha Were -r.-.. .-l1zlv u-fung.
am Oh Dam
-'- kneN thar ri ID. and gr,'rr-S Cas-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-11

and how Casco, leaping for the bow in the
tangle Of gun and ropes, never noticed her,
and. knowing too late, would not stop the
motor because OF that which was ahead.
Devlin didn't know that. He only knew
Jump. DAM Casco rOared- For God S
sake. She 5 falling,
He knew that. He jerked of his sea
boots. Then look the other way, he
cried. # ye viii have it
The La Jara chronicle., 1910-09-23

est disadvantage in the La Jara
district is the good trout fishing
in the nearby mountain streams.
1t has demoraliZed more good mer
than the demon rum.
Bees love the Colorado wild
flowers, the alfalfa and pea bios
SONS and do all the work and
board themselves. Hogs and sheep
here do the work of the farmers
in Kansas by gathering the crops
and fattening themselves. Chick
ems like the climate and provide
profusely for their keepers. Cows
earn $50 per head per year and
perpetuate the race by raising a
calf as pastime. None of these
workers are allowed to vote here.
Any time from now until the
first of the year is a good time
to prove any of the foregoing
statements, our mutual friend Ed.
Murphy has been here long
time and will admit them all.
The La Jara chronicle., 1910-09-23
MORE MONEY NEEDED

Secretary Geyer of the La lara
Commercial Club. states that the
funds collected to send credit
able exhibit to the Pueblo state
fair and irrigation congress have
been exhausted and unless more
money can be collected the rep
resentatives in charge of the eX-
hibit must be withdrawn. Now
is the time for all good men to
come to the aid Of their country.
The following is a list of con
tributions to date: w. w. Sey-
fer, So; j. A. Mcdaniel, So; J. p.
Mckelvey, SO; Leroy Wilson, 50
Murphy-Newcomb Hardware Co.,
80; Home Lumber, Coal & Grain
Co. 50; Hamilton Drug Co., -
Dir. Blissard, ~; La Jara State
Bank, 50; w. A. Braiden. so;
Seeley & Dougan, $40; ID. Rernar
50; w. p. Fisher, 50; c. E. Chris
ty, 50; G. A. Fitzpatrick, 50; NJ.
+. Geyer, 80; G. G. Oliver, -
Horace Hall, 81 C. l.. Smith, 50
G. w. Copeland, So; j. p. Mcln-
tire, 81; Thos. Ormond, -.
The La Jara chronicle., 1910-09-23
FISHING is TOO GOOD.

Below is a copy of letter
written by John II. Dougan, of
the hustling real estate firm Of
Seeley & Dougan, to a prospec-
tive customer, "A Kansas farmer;
La Jara, Colo, Sept, 1910.
Dear Sir
We beg to inclose the second
mstallment of our continued story
of the La Jara district of the San
Luis valley, which we have tried
to nave compiled in way that
you will believe.
Possibly if the whole story were
told You at one time, you could not
believe it. We desire to create
and keep your interest in this dis
trict until you will want to come
out and see if it is as good as
we say it is.
The country has some people
who are poor and some disadvan-
tages, we admit that. The great
The La Jara chronicle., 1910-09-23
NOTICE.
STATE OF COLORADO. ..
County of Concios. -

STATE or GoLORADo. IS.
In the County Court. in Probate, June
Term. 1910
In the es,,,,. mn,ter of the ORDER Of Motto. ,or
Deceased. of IIeirshp.
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED. That on
Monday, the 3lst day of October. a. ID. 1910
at the hour of ten o'clock. a. NJ. of said
day, the same being one OF the regular
days of the September Term of the County
Colorado. that mt said time and place the
Court will receive and hear proofs concern
ing the heirs of the said deceased. pursuant
to the verified petition of Frank W. Smith,
Grantee. of Grace Voorhees,. DominprIez,
claimant as heir at law of said deceased.
heretofore filed herein. asking for Il judicial
nscertainmcnt and determination OF the
hcirSlip of said estate and from which il
daughter. is heir of said deceased, that the
property affected is the Northwest quarter
of Section l3. Twp. 36. North of Range E.,
y. NJ. 7. NJ. 1t is further ordered by the
lshed in the La ara Chronicle. a news
paper of general circulation. published in
said County of ConcjoS. once week for
four successive weeks. and that personal
service he had on all heirs as provided by
statute.
Now. Therefore. any and all persons who
are, or claim to be. heirs at law, of said
Josiah Voorhees,. deceased. are hereby
the determination Of the Court thereon.
Dated at Concjos. Colorado, this 18th day
OF August. y. ID. 1910.
JOSE a. GARCIA.
Attest: County Judge.
EDW. a. TOFFLER.
Clerk OF the County Court.
First pub. Sept. 9. 1910.
Last pub. Sept %. 1910.
The La Jara chronicle., 1910-09-23
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

A lively convention of the Re-
publican party was held at Cone
jos, Monday, and although the
only business before the conven-
ton was the selection of delegates
to attend other conventions, in
terest never tagged. On the
contrary it increased with the
passing hours and when at late
hour near the close motion or
resolution was passed unanimous
ly declaring for convention of
the party at an early date for the
purpose of placing in nomination
for county offices. a straight Re
publican ticket to be voted upon
this fall, excitement reached al
most fever heat.
y healthy interest in the pro-
ceedings argues well for the sue
cess OF the party. Below is the
make up of the delegation:
Delegates to the state conven-
ton at Colorado Springs: II. II.
Russell, Celestino Garcia, Emilio
Girard, J. D. Frazey, E. $. Chris
tensen, A. j. Ortiz, w. c. Me
Gregor, c. II. Wilder, Jose NJ
Jaramillo, IL. c. Cash, Doroto
Salazar, E. \. Nelson, Ira
Green j. II. DePriest.
Delegates to the Second Con
gressional district convention at
Colo. Springs: Romualdo Ortiz,
Fred Ortiz, a. b. Jack, w. l..
Wilson, j. ID. Frazey, II. H. Rus
sell, l.. O. Chacon, Luis Jaramillo,
J. c. Lawton, Lucas Chavez, Fran
cisco SaIazar, c. H. Wilder, c. b.
Sampson, Lebrado Garcia.
Delegates to the float repreSen-
tntiye convention for Conejos and
Arehuletta counties at Aamosa
w. c. McGregor, w. l.. Wilson.
T. ID. l.. Menkc, G. Garcia, y. J.
Ortiz, H. H. Russell, T. a. Growth,
cr, j. y. Garcia, Emilio Girard,
w. G. Eeles, Ira c. Green, c. c.
llolbrook, l.. o. Chacon, Sanford
Holman.
Delegates to the float Senator
ial convention for Conejos, Cos
tilla and Huerfano counties, at
Walsenburg. Colorado, Septem-
Der 30: c. C. IIolbrook, w. G.
Eeles, c. II. Wilder, Ira c. Green,
Celestino Garcia, IL. IL. Russell,
}. ID. Frazey, Fred Ortiz, Luis
Jaramillo, T. d. L. Menlse, John
\, Smith, Jose A. Garcia, $. c.
Berthelson. Geo. +. Lake.
The La Jara chronicle., 1910-09-23

Fine furniture at the Murphy-New-
comb Hardware store on the corner.
The La Jara chronicle., 1910-09-23
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
L. :. Land Office at Del Nortc. Colo.
August %, 1910.

Notice is hereby given that Edwin Is
Stark, of Colorado Springs, Colorado, who
on December 80. 1901, made Desert Land
!AprSication No. 1+s, Serial No. 0igl, for
Lots |. ., 3 x l. l. =, NV u and + 4 SW =
Section ~. Township 30 North. Range
East. New Mexico Principal Meridian: has
filed notice OF intention to make Final
Proof, to establish claim to the land above
described. before the Register and Re.
ceivcr. ut Del Nortc. Colorado. ON thc-29tl Ii
day Of September. 1910
Claimant names as witnesses;
Mabel T.. Arnold, of Colorado Springs Colo
Charles Foster. of Monte Vista. Colo.
John ;. Horton. OF La lara. Colo
William 4. Brnidcn. of La Jnra. Colo.
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Register.
First publication, Aug 26. 1910
Last publication. Sept. %, 1910
The La Jara chronicle., 1910-09-23
Notice for Publication,
Department of the Interior.
L. ;. Land Office at Del Nurtc, Colo.
August 23 1910

mold formerly Mabel l.. Stark, of Colorado
Springs. Colo, who on Dec. ~. 1901 made.
Desert Land Application No. li7 Serial No
OigO. for the East half of Section 10. Town
ship 30 North, Range East, New Mexico
Principal Meridian. has filed notice of in
tention to make Final Proof. to establish
claim to the land above described before
the Register and Receiver. ut Del Norte.
Colorado. on the 18th day of September.
1910
Claimant names as witnesses:
Edwin n. Stark. of Colorado Springs. Colo.
Charles Foster. of Monte Vista Colo
John 5. Horton. of La lara. Colo
William a. Brnidcn. of La lara. Colo
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First publication. Aug. 20. 1910
Last publication. Sept. q, 1910.
The La Jara chronicle., 1910-09-23
a LIST OF GOOD ONES.

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