The La Jara chronicle., 1910-04-22

kavalec can do everything but
grant divorces. See him.
Mrs. w. w. Seyfer left Tuesday
evening for Pueblo where she will
visit her brother
See Pete Peterson for seed oats.
He has the best black oats seed to
De found in the country
Thoroughbred S. C. w. Leghorn
eggs for Matching. rs cents per set
ting. William Rieke, La lara, Colo.
The Club saloon has received a
consignment of the famous Hill and
Hill whiskey made in old kentucky.
S. n. Cain of Denver was an ar
rival Tuesday morning to accept a
position as book keeper in the La
Jara State Bank
Del Norte is to have new race
track and fair grounds. Twenty acres
have been secured just east of the
old park site. and a company with
a capital of 81. 1000 has been organic
ed to fit up the grounds for fair pur-
poses.
SEED PEAS-I have large guam
tity of very fine seed peas for sac.
All hand threshed and the best to be
procured in the San Luis valley.
Telephone me at my ranch. Cumbres
III t1 N rri Ia
at Conejos, Colorado.
Distemper among the dogs and
this district just at present. Town
Marshal Schecter. with his little gtln
is doing his best to cure the dis
ease among The dogs and Veterinary
Meinzer. is on the go day and night
trying to bring relief to the horses.
When you come to town take a
fow minutes and come in to my store
and look over my stock of clothing.
My guaranteed all wool suits at
$1,000 to $1,000 are the best vaIrIe
in the valley. Come in and look them
over whether you want to buy or
not and see what bargains we have.
Leroy Wilson.
At meeting of the town fathers
he'd last Tuesday night, the following
standing committees were appointed:
Finance, McKelyey, Braiden, Schec-
ter; streets and alleys, Smith, New
combSand Wynkoop; fire ami police,
Schectsr. Smith, McKelvey; civic
beauty, Wynkoop. Newcomb, Brai-
den; grievance, Braiden, Smith and
Schccter. Thos. l.. King was reap
pointed town clerk. Chas. Magnes
was named as treasurer and DIR. j. NJ.
Blissard. health officer.
A new secretary-directcr of the
La lara school board is to be e.
lected the first of May. the term of
C. l.. Smith having expired. This is
an important matter and one in which
all citizens should take an interest
The La lara school district should
district organized. Our school facil-
tiles are behind the times and many
of our young people are needing the
high school branches and going e Sc
where to obtain them. Many of our
farmers west of town have signified
their willingness to come into this
district and all that is lacking is
to work out the details. Get things
moving before the beginning of the
next school year.
Pueblo has at last been successful
in securing better freight rates to
San Luis alley on nearly all classes
of goods and merchandise. In the fu-
ture shipments from Pueblo to val
ley points, will cost less than from
Denver: Is cents per cwt. on first
c'ass; IL cents less on second class;
10 cents less on third class; s cents
less on fourth class and Z cents less
On fifth class. The new rates give
Pueblo jobbers quite an advantage
over Denver houses all over the west
ern part of the state and are only
just and right. The new manage
ment of the ID. & r. G. seems to
be doing very well. Lower rates and
better service has been the rule ever
since General Manager Clarke took
hold