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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-14


introduced.
s. b. -Appropriating 800 900 for
the purchase Of Palolo crater and
water course for Honolulu water sys.
Chillingworth.
S. b. Amending Sunday law
Quinn.
Passed Third Reading.
S. B. 35.-Providing for writs Of
error,
S. 3. 46, relating to expenses Of dis
trict magistrates.
S. y. So, relating to records in the
office Of the Judiciary department.
H. b. 40, relating to recording Of GER
tain instruments.
il. B. 76, relating to wharf sheds at
Mahukona and Hanalei.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Judiciary committee recommends tab
ling of II. B. n, relating to attorneys
on boards of supervisors.
Printing committee reports S. B. SO
printed.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From H. p. o'Sullivan reporting the
signing of II. B. 25 as Act Ia, H. B.
SO as Act Is, and H. B. 4 as Act 16.
TwENTY-sEooND DAY.
BILLS.
introduced.
s. B. 69-Relating to business hours
in city Chillingworth.
s. B. 7l-Relating to brands.-Make-
kau.
s. B. 7O-Relating to weights and
measures.-Makekau.
Passed second Reading.
s. B. 33-Relating to elections.
H. B. l21-Relating to summOning Of
jurors.
Passed Third Reading.
H. B. Relating to financial re-
ports of counties, passed unamended.
Tabled.
H. B. 72-Relating to appointment of
district magistrates, tabled on report of
committee.
Referred to Committee.
d. B. 1SO-Appropriating money for
relief of Hawaiian Development Co.,
referred to Ways and Means.
RESOLUTIONS.
s. R. 17-Asking questions of com
missioner OF, public lands relating to
land of Kioloku, district of Kau.-
Baker.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Judiciary committee recommends ref |
erence of s. B. No. 33 to select com
mittee of Oahu members.
Judiciary committee recommends
passage Of II. B. No. III.
judiciary committee recommends
tabling of II. B. No. ~, as being un-
necessary.
Judiciary committee recommends
passage of H. B. No. SO, relating to
certificates of marriage.
Conference committee on H. j. R, No.
4 recommends splitting of federal APP
81 900 for the senate and
$4,000 for the house.
Conference committee on H. B. No. |
~ relating to financial reports recon.
nends Withdrawing of senate amend
nents.
Printing committee reports senate
bills GA, IS and &C printed.
Conference committee ON II. B. No. /
rs relating to commission for uniform
legislation in the United States, agrees
IN amendments.
Select committee of Oahu members
IN S. B. No. 33 recommends adoption of
committees amendments.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From clerk of the house, transmit
ing H. B. No. 1879.
From clerk of the house, reporting
senate amendments to II. B. No. 46 con
cured in.
From clerk of the house, reporting
senate amendments to H. B. No. %
,oncurred in.
From clerk of the house, transmit
ing house bin No. lit.
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BusNEss CAHps.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS Co.-Ma-
Ghinery Of every description made to
order.
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that its amendment to s. B. % was
coneurred in.
From clerk of senate giving notice of
appointment of Senators Judd, Kalei-
opu and Makekau to CONFER on non
concurrence to amendments to II. B. rs.
From clerk of senate giving notice of
appointment of Senators C. Brown, Ka-
lama and Baker to confer on non-con
currence on amendments by senate to n.
B. OF.
From clerk of senate returning H. B.
2S. relating to merchandise licenses, as
amended by senate. Amendment con-
Cured in.
From clerk of senate returning II. B.
76 as passed third reading.
From clerk of senate returning II. B.
40, as passed third reading as amended.
Amendments concurred in.
PETITION.
BY some citizens of Kohala district
asking for appropriation of $500 for
construction of road TO homesteads. Re
ferred to public lands committee.
TwENTY-sEooND DAY.
BILLS.
Introduced.
.
II. B. 49, Appropriating $500 to
move government stables from corner
of Hotel and Miller streets to some
other site.-Cooke.
II. B. 150-Relating to adultsrated
foods and drugs and defining adultera-
tion of ice cream and poi the latter
to have not less than thirty per cent.
of solids.-Coney.
II. b. 15l-Amending laws relating
to killing of game.-Tavares.
II. b. 152-Relating to Illegal ar
rests avares. 5T9,
Il. B. 15S-Making Monday follow
ing a legal holiday falling on Sunday
also a legal hoiiday.-Tavares
II. b. 154-Relating to stamp duties
on certain conveyanees.-Ta
H. B. 155-Appropriating $500 to
pay George Kauwe for piece of land
taken by the government for road.
Makekau.
H. B. 15e-Appropriating 100000
for repairing roads and bridges in dis
trict of Hamakua.
Passed Third Reading.
II, B. l39-Appropriating money for
relief of Hawaiian Development Com
pany on claim. Sent to senate.
RESOLUTION.
H. r. rs, by Sheldon, for appropria-
ton Of $4,000 for improvements to
Boys Industrial School at Waialee.
To finance committee.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From Chief Clerk o'sullivan, stat
ing the Governor had signed II. Bs. GA
and So and g. B. 2s.
From clerk of senate, announcing
that the senate had adopted the report
of the conference committee on II. B.
rs.
From clerk Of senate, announcing the
adoption Of the report of the confer
enee committee on II. c. X. 5.
From clerk of senate, stating joint
conference committee report on ii. B.
AZ was adopted.
From clerk of senate, returning IL.
B. 90, as passed third reading in
senate.
From clerk Of senate returning II.
B. g, passed third reading as amended.
Prom clerk of senate. Transmitting
s. b 5s passed third reading Ii senate.
FROM clerk OF senate, lfausmiffine
s. r. 60 passed third reading.
From eleFli Of aeaaie, transmitting
s 3 55' passed third reading by
senate.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Friday, March 10.
Str. Mauna Loa, from Hawaii and
Maui ports, 5;1S a. m.
Saturday, March IL.
Str Mauna Kea, from Hilo and way
ports, a. m.
Am. sch. Repeat, from Port Ludlow,
$3.50 a. m.
Sunday, March 10.
Str Kinau, from Kauai ports, a. m.
Str. Mikahala, from Hawaii and Mo-
lohai ports, a. m.
Monday, March 10.
Br. warship Algerine, from Tanning
Island, a. m.
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DEPARTED.

NJ. N. S. s. Honolulan, for San Fran
cisco, 1920 a. m.
Str. Claudine, for Maui and Hawaii
ports, 5 p. m.
II. K. X. S. S, America Maru, for San
Francisco, a. m.
Str Maui, for Hawaii ports, ~ m.
Nor. S. S. Promise for Guano Islands,
a. m.
Str W. G. Hall, for Kauai ports, 5
p. m.
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RONOLuLu sTOCa ExCHAyeE
Hoaoluiu, Monday, March Is, 1911.
ITTTT1fII7I
NnE--.

Msfcaafna.
q brewer a Co..
nnsHE.
I've ssts s... a..
neW. ANritnlinral.
nav ccn a nda %
hau nnr1a Cs....
aenqnu $50 .a..l
nona8aa 49,. ....
Haiku see. ..t.
Huichinaon Sugar
Plantation Co.
knhufn -. ..
Kskshs s1aar o.
koloa $50 s...s.
Ncl vYde BuR % IA
Oahu Suear Co.,.
OnomQa 800 .....
Iiee euAeE W htAs .
sssshsa 6ai Plan o.
feeiAe ,... secs,
Eain ...s ss.s -
Repeefeo 80. 49,.
Pioneer -. 80.
WAiainn Ani o..
Walluku 80. .....
Wnimanaio. -
Wairaea Sugar Mn,
Miscellaneous
Enter Inland B N %.
uAW Electric 90. -,
II r 4 q L % Pfi
II r T a 4 90 Con
Mutual Tel o..
o = q l. 90. 49,.
Hiio r r % Pfd. /.
bilo y = 90 Com.
Honolulu Brewing 3
Mating % La. !.
HaW Pineapple %, I.
PTAuionR Olok Rub
90
Pahane Rub %
Paid upl......
tPahanR Rub Co
lass % nc PAL.
Bond
AaN Ter IFira
Olnimnl -. 80.
HaW Ter dDc
(Refudina loo6l.
HnW Ter AZ pc.
HAw Ter AZ pa.
Haw Ter eH pc. /.
Gal Beet eug 4 Ne.
aning 90 0pe....
Hamakun Ditch
upper ditch) &C.
Haw Irrigation %
Hsv Com 3 Sugar
90 8 D e........I
Hno r r 90 Tissue
OF 1o01) 1900
Hilo r r % Ref
q Extn Con &C..
Honokaa gug 90 o pc
Hon r 4 o L % Q pc
Kauai Ry 90 g..
Kohala Ditch % O..
MoBryde Bug 90 60. |
Mutual Tel 6s. .....l
o r q Loo 5po -.
&Oahu Sugar % 8 D o.
Olha Sug % 6p0.
Pacific Sug Mn
90 o. ..........
Pioneer Min % Opel
Waialua Az % 8 pc.
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PASSENGERS.


Per str. Mauna Loa, from Kona and
way ports, March 10.-G. w. Carr, A.
G. Halves and wife, r. II. Wilmington
and wife, G. A. Oss, A. Hunter, Van
Hing, wife and children; Miss Van
Hing, Mrs. Pferdner, w. b. Schraeder,
j. De Mills Jr., Yokoyama, Tanimoto
and wife, j.. J. Hare, A. r. Tavares.
Per Str. Mauna Kea, from Hilo and
way ports, Mar. lie Sherlock and
son, Mrs NJ Blanchard Mrs. NJ .Sher-
man, t. c. Becker and wife, p. Stack,
w. S. Crafts, w. d. Dewolf, C. j. Price
and wife, C. F. Patterson and wife, G.
J. Wilson and wife, A. Soeldner, Jno.
Dreier, DR.. &. B. Lyman and wife, DR..
G. Perrin, Mrs. Conger, C. G. Cummings,
A. Stein and wife, w. Tin Chong, W.
H. Beers, Mrs. X. Westoby, e. Weihe,
Mrs. w. L. Martin, Mrs. M. Tryon, Miss
Victor, N. c. Willfong, Master Hugo,
A. M. Naauao, j. j. Bowling, j. +. G..
Hagens, c. Wolters, Mrs. Ahlborn, Miss
Ahlborn, ]. A. Palmer, J. Downs, Mas
ter De Mello, Master Richard, j. Cata-
lana and wife, J. Vale and wife, Mrs.
Weldon, Misses Weldon (3), +. Weldon,
Ben Beno, Jos. Garner. Il. Osaka, r.
Fricke, Capt. Stiles, Major Willis, A. E.
Jordan, A. j. Williamson, Mrs. J. II.
Kunewa, Rev. Shinosaka, L. Quon San,
Chuck Hoy, r. L. Halsey, F. Gay, L.
Kwai Pan, w Pfotenhauer, E. P. Low,
w. NJ. Giffard, j. I. McCrOsson.
Per str Mikahala, from Hawaii mad
way ports, March 12:-Lieut. ]. H. Ba-
nard, Mrs. Barnard, c. w. Stewart, W.
Linn, All Ma, w. o. Smith, II. B. We'll
Ter, Miss S. Kaluio, Mrs. Kuula, Mrs.
M. Brown, Miss D. Buskey, d. McCor-
riston, Miss NJ. Kahilahila, Father
Thomas and nine deck passengers.
Per S. S. Kinau, from Kauai, March
12:-A. S. Wilcox, Mrs. Wilcox, G.. N.
Wilcox, j. K. Farley, C. A. Doyle, W.
A. Engle, II. Rosenberg, d. b. Muir
dOch, All Chuck, J. Lynch, Miss Kings
bury, Mrs. MeKeague, Mrs. I. Iona,
Mrs. s. Kanlama, +. W. Terry, N.
Shinahala, Matsumoto. Martin Gale
berg and thirty-fve on deck.
Departed.
Per str. Claudine, for Maui and Ha-
wall ports, March 10.-D. L. Austin,
R. G. FallK, II. H. Scovel and wife, Mrs.
Humehune, Mrs. A. Louis and child.
Miss p Amoin, Miss Glody Soboy, NJ.
nnv.fr. NF-a U.s.r.s... A.. = -
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PETITION.

BY some citizens of Kohala district
asking for appropriation of $500 for
construction of road TO homesteads. Re
ferred to public lands committee.
TwENTY-sE DAY.
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Per str. Claudine, for Maui and Ha.
waii ports, March 1O.-D. L. Austin,
R. G. Falk, h. H. Seovel and wife, Mrs.
Humehune, Mrs. A. Louis and child
Miss p. Amoin, Miss Glody SOboy. NJ
Dewing, Mrs. Kaivoiaea, Mrs ]. Daw,
Is. Keliinoi, c. Molteno and wife, ].
Yamamoto, s. T. Hills, Mrs. Nunando,
Miss Emma Aiona, L. al. Kee, Mrs.
Dawson, d. Dawson, A. Dawson.
Per M. n. s. 8. Honolnlan, for San
Frineiseo. March 1O.-J. G. Berryhill
Jr.. Mrs J. q. Berryhill Jr.s ". l.. Bes.
wick Miss J.. Camaro, Miss A. F.. Car.
ter, Mrs, II. l. Cummings. G. A. capilos,
\, A. Carter. A. N. curtiss. Mrs. A. Nj.
cnfiiss, Mrs.. r. g. Dwight, Miss J.
Goldmnn. II 3. Hersey. J.. l.. Ia More
anx, Mrs. i. l. Ia AIoFeanx. Miss
Frances ~ Moreaax, Q. MoFgenosF, l..
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Senate Proceedings
TWENTIETH DAY.


8. =. No. 64,-Imposlng tax Of City
cents q ton on sugar administered In
Hawaii.-Bakor.
s. y. No. 65, relating "a Judgments
and executions, substitute for s. b. No.
n, offered by Judiciary committee.
g. y. No. 66.--Authorizing Issuance
Of Hawaiian birth CERTIFICATES Chill
lngworth.
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n 59 ard namine tonfcfenet committee
FROM clerk d house, tftnsmiiiine u.
c. a. No. q.
From clerk Of honsc. transmitting ~
b. No. 2. relating 20 pay Of Honolulu
county officers.
From clerk Of house, Transmitting II.
ID No. o.
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From Private Secretary Medealf &C.
knowledging receipt Of II. r. 70, by
Governor.
From Chief CleEk o Sullivan giving
notice that the Governor has signed
II =. p, relating to prison inspectors
II. y. 90, limiting liability on warrants;
II. =. 4, for repair Of judiciary buildiag.
From clerk Of senate returning ii. p.
So ~ passed third reading
h9m clerk 81 senate returning Fl. y.
q - passing third reading.
From elefk of seaale aalifyine hoass
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-04-21
II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
! EVENTS OF THE WEEK 5

. New Post Cards at Sey1er S.
Fresh candies. City Drug Co.
Only four weeks more of school
Barn for rent Enquire at this
office.
When you think wall paper,
think Sey fer's.
See Murphy Newcomb S new
line of furniture
X. j. Kavalec writes all kinds
of surety bonds.
Geo. F. Knight is quite i'll at his
home in Richfield
See our line of wall paper before
you buy. Seyfer's Pharmacy.
S. w. Burke returned Monday
morning from an eastern trip.
kenton's sell the famous Honey
Bread. Like mother used to make
Mrs. l.. A. Norland is spend
ing the week visiting friends in
Alamosa.
La Jara Mill started grinding
more of the justly celebrated Ben
IIur flour last Tuesday.
Ju lge McCunnitf was laid up
with rheumatism the fore part of
the week but is again on duty.
The Grandmothers were very
handsomely entertained Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. Thos. McCunniff.
Mrs. Henry Rieke is very i'll at
her home in Bountiful. All unite
in trusting that she may speedily
recover.
For Sale, eggs for setting, full
blood brown and white leghorns.
Also singer roller canaries. Mrs. j.
r. Frone, Lone Tree ranch
Quit claim and warranty deeds,
deeds of trust, chattle mortgages,
releases, notes, etc, for sale at
this office.
The force engaged in repairing
the telephone lines has been in
creased by the employment half
dozen local men.
d. Z. Newcomb and wife ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. l..
A. Norland, took spin down to
Alamosa Sunday in his fine new
REQ roadster.
Just received another one of
those fine consignments of ladies'
and gents gold watches all the
standard makes. Prices to fit any
pocket book. Seyfer's Pharmacy.
Ford Meinzer, the well known
veterinarian who was here last year,
arrived this morning, and will
again locate here in the practice
of his profession.
Mrs. G. r. Swan and little
daughter left Sunday evening for
their home in Denver after sew
eral weeks visit with Mrs. Swans
mother, Mrs. w. F. Chittick.
d. A. Gibbs is sinking another
artesian well to irrigate his po-
tato patch. lie has been con-
sulting A. l.. Moss and is out for
the blue ribbon ON spuds this
year.
We would like the full name and
date of birth of every baby born iii
La lara and vicinity since Jan. l.
1909. Send or bring to us this
information. The w. A. johnson
Mercantile Co. -'-
ii. l.. Andrus, owner of the
hub Shoe and Furnishing store,
sold the greater portion of his
stock to Chas. ID. Weist last Sat
urday and left Sunday night for
his home in Blanca. He says that
his venture in La Jara resulted
in financial loss.
Notice to Farmers q Dairymen
| will begin to receive cream at
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-04-21
Notice to Farmers q Dairymen

l will begin to receive cream at
The La Jara Creamery next Tues
day, April 25. Regular days, Tues
days and Fridays.
l.. G. ROGERS, Prop.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-04-21

weekly at Kenton's market.
Large assortment of Easter nov
elites at Seyfer's Pharmacy.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Nc
Daniel last Saturday in California,
son.
We sell Superior drills as well as
Van Brunt and Hoosier. Murphy
Newcomb Hardware Co.
Oscar johnson has Just com
pleted the job of laying one of
his fine cement walks at the res
idence of F.. b. Hatfield.
Miss Lydia NJ. Horrall of Ala
mosa arrived last Saturday and
relieved Miss Adams as manager
of the telephone office. Miss
Adams has returned to Alamosa
Jose de luz Marquee moved
his family this week from La
Sauces to Capulin and will farm
two ranches this summer, one at
each town.
Boy OR GIRL Let us know its
full name and date of birth, if born
since Jan. l, 1909. This is some
thing worth while. The w. A.
johnson Mercantile Co.
We have provided every known
safeguard for the protection of
our depositors. The best of every
thing is what we offer them. We
solicit your business. The La
Jara State Bank.
Archie Dodds is home from
six weeks trip to the scene of
his boyhood in old Virginia. Time
had wrought many changes in the
30 years of his absence but he en-
joyed the trip nevertheless, even
more than he had anticipated.
A president of the school board
is to be elected next month. Pres
ident Newcomb is eminently fit
ted to succeed himself. More
money than ever before will be
available for school purposes
next year and La Jara schools
will keep pace with her growing
population.
Trustees Sale 24x36 Owens
double cylinder Bean and Pea
Thresher with self feeder, bagger,
betting, etc, complete. One 16 h.
p. Gear, Scott Traction Engine.
Both practically new and at re-
markably low price. H. II. Brook,
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Edw. w. Werner, district mana
ger for the Colorodo Telephone Co.
was here Monday in a new car.
The company is spending several
thousand dollars in La Jara and
vicinity rebuilding its lines from
the ground up. If the company
takes over the lines the Romeo
Telephone Co, negotiations for
which are pending, that system,
which embraces Manassa and vicin-
ity, will be rebuilt, also.
The La Jara Athletic Club
was organized Wednesday night
with A members. Many others
will jon n and it is hoped member
ship of rs can be obtained. John
S. Fletcher was elected president;
Geo w. NJ Nutting, vice-presi-
dent; A. w. Lee, secretary, and
w. w. Seyfer, treasurer. A com.
mittee on bylaws was appointed
consisting of Myron Guymon, Geo.
Chittick and L. E. Bigelow w.
w. Seyfer, Geo. Chittick and w.
G. Helms were appointed a COM
mittee on finance. VIM. j. Beckett
was elected captain of the base ball
team. A game has been arranged
with Sanford at Sanford Saturday
at 2 o'clock and team from Ma
nassa will play the winners at 4
O'Clock. The objects of the associa-
ton are to promote base ball,
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They give satisfaction. City Drug
Company.
Mrs. Axel johnson left last night
for Pueblo on account of the death
of her niece, Alma Lund
Insure with r. j. Kavalec who
represents the largest and strong
est fire insurance companies do
ing business
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skokut
left Saturday evening for Colo
RADIO Springs after a few days
visit at the home of DIR. Weddle.
Little Gladys Shemwell had the
misfortune to fall from a bridge
and sprain her wrist very badly
while on the Arbor Day picnic
last Friday.
Harry and Ed. Weist purchased
Shemwell's market Wednesday and
will run it in connection with their
ranch. ID. O. Jetfers will cut meat
in the shop and they intend to
conduct tirst-c,ass market in
every respect.
Ben Martinez, of Pagosa
Springs, who was sent up from
Conejos last January for murder,
has been granted a new trial. The
case has cost Archuleta county
$4,000 up to date and the people
are wondering if it is worth the
money.
If you have well located land or
good business proposition for sale
at reasonable price, write me at once
enclosing self addressed stamped
envelope for reply (owners only)
Address, j. G. Ross, Sl6-2nd
Ave, South Minneapolis, MINI.
Rev. j. C. r. Leighton arrived
Tuesday morning from DesMoines
Iowa, after an absence of six or
seven weeks. He comes on bust
ness connected with his land
here and with all Ills 81 years
thinks no more of a trip across
half a dozen states than the young
est man in town.
L. G. Rogers of Seibert, Kit
Carson county, was an arrival Tues
day and has taken lease on the
La Jara Creamery. He has pur-
chased land west of town and
comes to stay. Mr. Rogers, until
recently, was postmaster at Seibert,
having charge of the Office II years.
A son lately visited La Jara, who
with his mother is now enroute
overland with large touring car
for this place. Mr.. Rogers is of
the right sort and is meeting with
much encouragement from people
he has met SO far, both producers
and consumers promising to lend
a helping hand to the creamery.
Churning on the farm is chore
that can be cut out. All the
creamery needs is good cream and
lots of it. Give it trial.
Coroner McCunniff assisted by
Drs. Becker and Schenck con-
Quoted an autopsy Monday upon
the body of D. NJ. Coin to settle
all controversy as to the cause
of death. Acute military tubercu-
losis was found to be the cause
and so given in the death GER
tificate. Every vital organ in
the body was found to be tuber-
cular. The acute type of this well
known disease is seldom met witt.
1t runs its course in about three
weeks and no remedies are known
it is said. Dormant germs or
germs recently acquired, finding
resistance low, suddenly awaken
and before the patient knows
that he is sick they are swarm
ing through the blood and have
completed their deadly work.
Besides the physicians above
mentioned there were present at
the post-mortem, Drs. Blissard and
Weddle of La Jara, Drs. Gale
Mnrtnllo and z I'll hun of A ntonito
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lIamilton's S drug store.
Just received, fresh supply of
all kinds of cookies. kenton Bros.
If you wish to rent or buy La
Jara residence property, see. Thos
McCunniff. ..a
Seed barley for sale. Any guam
tity good California feed barley.
ID. +. Newcomb.
Torrey Bros have booked Britt
Lyceum Bureau for three enter
tainments this fall.
We are headquarters for all
kinds of fresh meat. Give us n
trial. kenton Bros.
j. Luis Rivera and Romualdo
Ortiz made a business trip to AL
amosa last Monday night
James A. Stimson, the survey
or, left Monday night for a visit
at his former home in Dalhart,
Texas.
DR.. j. f. Meinzer. veterinarian,
has returned to La Jara to locate
permanently. Office at Seyfer's
drug store.
A. p. Groves went to Denver
Monday night to meet his wife
and bring her to La Jara where
they will make their home.
All the business houses in town
seem to be busy this week With
the coming of spring everybody is
getting a hustle on.
Miss Nellie Newcomb, who is
attending Loretto academy, has
been spending Easter vacation at
the home of her parents.
j. II. Shemwell is planning the
building of number of new
houses on his residence lots in
the western part of town.
E. N. Rich left Tuesday evening
for San Luis to settle death claim
for the Capitol Life Insurance Co.
He will be away from home for a
week or ten days.
Choice eighty for sale about one
mile east of Bountiful, known as
the Phillips land. Good bargain
if taken at once. Easy terms Ad-
dress, Box 226, Red Oak, Iowa.
T.. NJ. Cadwallader returned
Tuesday morning from visit
with his family in South Oak ota
and resumed his place as miller
for the La lara Mill and Ele-
vator Co.
w. NJ. Clarke of Seyfer's phar-
macy who has been having trouble
with his voice for several weeks,
finds that it is improving. He
has new batch of funny stories
on which to exercise.
$4,000 per month straight sal
ary and expenses, to men with
rig, to introduce our Poultry
Remedies. Don't answer unless
yon mean business. Eureka Poul-
try Food Mfg. C. Incorporated }
East st. Louis, Ill. Sc
G, L. Benjamin drove down from
Jasper Wednesday and reports
plenty of snow in the hills. Some
activity in mining is looked for
before long in that vicinity but
Just now the mining industry is at
low ebb in all parts of the state.
DR.. Bancrofts lecture at the
opera house last Friday evening
was greatly enjoyed by the small
crowd present. The doctor is an
impressive and vigorous speaker
and handled his subject, "Matri-
mony" in a serious style yet at
times convulsed his hearers with
laughter
Easter Sunday was beautiful,
calm and bright. The ladies all
looked very handsome in new
hats and gowns. Rev. and Mrs.