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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
AMERICAN MALTING's YEAR.

The American Mailing Company reports
for the wear ended August 81. 1911. a profit Of
81 osiris against S59l56 IN the year before,
and q surplus after charges Of $lb304l,
equal 20 52S per cent on the preferred
stock. as compared with Ia per cent in
The preceding wear In 1910 the surplus
was vig s2i2.45i: in 1919. S557.228, and in 1878,
sq52 704 cash on hand a Of August 81 was
81 .365. $50. against N,7794S7 IN 1910 and 2.so5-
0fg i'm rG-A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
BUSH NOT TO REPLACE JEFFrsv

Authoritative denial was given Yesterday
10 report that 3. F. Bush. president OF
the Missouri Pacific Railway Company. was
10 be elected president Of tho Denver e. Rio
Grande and the Western Pacific also. re-
placing z. r. Jeffery, VINO. according 70 the
rumor. was 10 be made chairman Of the
boards OF directors OF the two roads Mr.
Jeffery and Kingdom Gould. who is a direc-
tor OF the Denver & RIO Grande are I'm the
West. and will not return for several weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following bankruptcy petitions were
fled Yesterday in the United States District
Court.
The AETNA HEATING AND VENTG-
T.ATTNG COMPANY manufacturers Of
No g22 West SSth street; involuntary n
was alleged that the company was ins0l-
cent and that the Sheriff was In possession.
Judge Holt appointed Alan Mann receiver
WILLIAM n. COLLINS, salesman. ~ No.
70 Lenox avenue, involuntary. Liabilities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
c. & NJ W. REFLECTS OFFICERS.

Chicago. Oct. 19.--Annual meetings ~ the
stockholders and the directors of the Chi
cago d Northwestern Railroad were held
to-day The retiring directors were re-
elected. William T. Vanderbilt IT. was
elected q director for the uneypired term
Of the late Frank Work The present ex-
ecutive committee and officers Of the COM
pany We're reelected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago oct. i9-A1 immense business was
Sone TO-DAY I'm wheat. notwita'tanoin .ar FL III.
ne 77roGfs and waiting FOR ne cash demand "a
rafcb M with the gain I'm futuref ,ofilal -l
-,.i,L lest night closing figures varied from ~
fo,ror ~ SO advance. The end on the session
ieft corn unchanged 70 h7Ac. down oats 4
H-htr -t,r,ir~ from the wind up rwenfv-tour
bo,,rs before 10 7isc above. Range Of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Oct. l9-CATTLE-Receipts $500;
steady beeves. 81 soaSs So; Texas steers. 50 lOG
feeders 81 BASS ~ cows and heifers. $3.50 -
calves, IS 5OGSo %. HOGs-Receipts, y COO,
market slow a. SPsSlng prices h g 6 81 81 s
roughs, SO 05dS6 %. good to choice heavy 80 =
ass rs. pigs. SO 50G$6; bulk ~ sales - w
SO 70. SHEEP AND LAMBS, receipts S 800.
ern 50 40dS3 50. yearlings. So 60Gs4 %. native
lambs SO 1885 So Western. SO 80qse
Kansas City. Oct. 19.-CATTLE-Eecsipts
900. including /. POO southerns. steady 70 weak
dressed beef and export steers. Sass 30; falr
70 good. S. 401s8 90; western, 81 lods. o oo
stocksrs and feeders, 50 sOqS5 % southern' e. ~
as. heifers 81 25GS7. bulls 50 2oGS4 ~
calves. s4TS7 So HOGs-Receiptg 10000; 5 "a, lo
higher bulk OF sales SO sass 90 5s ss a. 20 1s
a$6 go. packers and butcher; 50 23gS8 ~; pisST
So 1896 IS; lights 81 t5qS5 IS SHtkP AZ
LAMBs-Recepts. 5000: steady; lambs; SAG ga
S. go yearlings So 5OdS4 40; wethers s59SS - - ,,
So sss S. 81 ''7'' 90 ''0'A''' anu -',.
East Buffalo, Oct le--cATTLE-Rec Receipts;
100: steady yEALs-Receipts Ioo, acsNs 600 s1,
ac,iva and sfr5rF. heavy and mixed. So 95GSI
"a re .,sp, Sd 50as5 so diaries SO 50dS6 30
s25 ~ ASsn fsIfBS-Recepts 3 500; actvet
sbeen e-ssdv. lambs 1oT15c higher; lambs; SIG
Sc. earrings S49S4 %, wethers: 81 oUItoS 90
ewes. IS 25dSS 50. sheep mixed, 81 oodso 'o'
Cincinnati. Oct 9.--CATTLE--R Receipts ;
oo7' ouiet: prices about the same as Yesterday
Steers. S35oaSe CO; heifsrs- $500 50 10
cows. 81 25GS4 80 CALNES-Acii [e an y
stead 70 CSC higher AZ SO 50d IS 10 HOGe-
p aceipts { sos: good 20 choice packers sI9us
and actis-e 10 2jc higher. Eastern grades sioNN
ard weak ri yesterdays prices. Packefs % :.
a ga So. stays 50 n 81 .. common soWs - =
q. pigs and lights $50 SO. sHEEFs-ooR eGeip{ :,
In ouIet and steady an 81 50n 50 70; am ?,
steady and quiet AZ yesterdays close 80 2
S5ej
PITTSBURGH. oct. 19--cATTrLLE-steadyss SUP :,
oIv light. choice 81 40G PSI so. prime, SO 70 n
So s5 sHEEP-steady. supply light; pr.iImI'
yvethers. So IS n So 90. culls and common 80 9
20. lambs 81 SOFAS -. VEAL CALVES; 81 q
60 20 HOGs-Active; receipts, 80 douol'
decks. primo heavies mediums ana s re ~
vorxers SO So Sc 90: Hight Workers $oNSo ~
pigq S5dS5 81. roughs. 50 5oHS6.
rBv Telegraph 20 The Tribunsl
:, rouis. oct. l9.-CATTLE-Receipts. 5.9l3
r,odarateJv active az about steady prices steers
s4TS7 ~. heifers. 50 250S6 cows, 81 50dS2 ~
southern steerz So o0dS5 *. HOGS-Keceipt :
II or. good ~ choice active and DC hlzneI
ro,ghs and pigs slow and lower; choice l.3 ., y
90 ~ 60 70TS8 - bulk NJ sales - io! - -
hackers s8 35aS6 s.. best lights. 10 70 l0o in
se 9STS6 80. fair s. cJTS3 Is. best DIGS. undr
20 ~ s5dSl -: fair SASS SHEEP AN
TiAvsc- Receipts. 34s9. fairly active az az
$500. lambs. 81 e5dS5 65 Gull lambs 81 90a
81 es. sheep. So 350S3 60. common. s. 'o4S' 'O'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
ADDED TO MAINE CENTRAL BOARD

Thomas De Witt Cuyler OF Philadelphia
and f. II. Appleton. Of Bangor. Ne. were
added 10 the board OF the Maine Central
Railroad Company at the annual meeting
Yesterday and the retiring directors were
reelected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20

FLOUR AND MFAI-Flour arm: with toirly
sa9 0,.- ds ef1sish,. 81 i5o winter patents
81 45dS4 So spring clears. - +o4k4 30. extra
80 = winter 81 7o@sa 90. extra 10 "inl ,d
Sancv spring patents. So 500 90 q. RYE
FT.O1-RIFirm. FAIR 10 good s5aS. 20. choice
Tr,,i e. f55s3 -. BAc NEkL-Finc white
and yellow & t0d 81 a.. coarse 81 81 2 81 ~.
TFED-western spring. So f'. standard mid
ding 81 go -four do. s.. red dog. 81 ~.
civ hiram. SIS 80 bulls SIT sacks. midd'lnG.
SOS n sac =. rcd dog $50 ~. homlny chop. f2s
bulk SO 20 sacks. oimesI $40 90
PROyISiONS-Firrn. advancing sharpI~. brt
lost most NJ tho gain under 2rt iakins.
PORK-steadv. moss. SIC r. 81 -, family.
S1ad sol. short clear. $40 = 81 % BE-t.
Firm mess SO 7"4 Sl3. family. Sl8 3o4 81 ;.
nackst $3.50 sf8 so. extra India mess. $40 jn6
600 gEEF HtNS-Quict. 500 501 S3i 81.
DRESSED HOGS-steady. baCoons DC $50
ctT MEATs-rIckIed bellies. TO d, 12'c.
il 10. litc. - ID. 1o-. n Ne. picked hams.
l3G TA a. SS-.i LARD-Flrm. middle
west GO5N0fj city. S-tc nominal. refined
steady. south America. lo soc continent.
9i..'67ilc sTEARINE-oleo. 1oa1oitc. CITY
lard. IOd 1oi4c
SUGAR-Refned dull and unchanged. gran
u'ated. GOO emit less per ccn' 10, Gasn IN y
lower. October. rs 3D.. November rs 40
MAY rs Cd. Raw here inactive. with prices
nominal The last saics basis That we ild
~or,inaIlv quoted n is believed however.
tbat 50 rs S7i,c for centrifugal would bet
ter represent the trading basis. Nominal
rrices were > 9jc for 90 rest centrifugal jf1c
for 50 test muscovado and zoe Tor 50 test
u1olasses sugar
KIcE-Ac,i,o at fun prices ana market
firm.
,fFTAIS-COPPER- standard quiet. snot
October November and December 300"
10 inr. Januarv 12l0E 1850. london nrm
sTot ass l3s Cd futures $50 los, arrivals.
. 90 ZONE. ovDorts INq5l tons far This
mon Islte copper. l262i1 n T. 75c. electro
i,if. ~ sTis 71.5oc. casting. ia Use. IlN
Quiet. spot 1921 I'd - oTi -c. October.
a f.,5 a Csc. November and December 4ljo
7. Al aoe. Tauuarv. 1850 41 90. and Feb
r,,,-,. a. 9ET 81 T5c. London firm SPOT. tl'p
I-e es. fu,u-es. t1S9 IL 81 LEAD-euiet. .
4ss83 .Oc New York. ilOG4 goo East ~
cuie. London fi5 Is SPEfTER l'06 2je
t-sr- y6rn. G10a6 2oc East ~ Louis, London.
a. 7s 81 ANTlMOS f-oui@t. Doolson.
f9rL n : 25c IRcN-Clctoisnc warrants. as
S,a,tberr sf5 25d e1F 90 so >. SIS SO -.
So I Southern ana SO ] southern sort @i'm
SD 90.
MOI ASSES AND SYRjPs-Noiasses nrn'.
cvrrlpq duiet and unchanged
NAVAL srOREs-sprits turpfntlne steady
but ouIet Rosn firm tar s'eadN
Orr$-LInscsd unchanged Reancd petro-
IorIr, steady ~ 35c for standard white IN
barrels at New York.
CoTTONsEED OIIr-Frner r1I. 0Ninr ~
ernness IN cotton and lard, bur when thete mar
kets declined late values l0st mos, ~ lnf halh
an,, rlg-ed Irregular a. point 1eolhr i-i '.'o
Ter ana 3 20 D points higher ftf ihe 4"t'i l's'
lions Local contract prices Veto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
ELECTION NOTICE.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS.

Board OF Elections Of the city OF Nsw nora,
General Office. iO7 ". 4ist ST., Borough OF Man
haitian. - 49,
ter o. Section sol, Laws Of 1903. CONSTITUENCY
Chapter II OF the Consolidated Laws. OF mo
boundaries OF each OF the election districts n ~
Counties OF New York. Kings. Queens an: NSa-
n,ond OF the designation OF tbs place OF feSs
tration October i3. a. 20 and q ana o, me pon-
7th. 1911. in each of the election districts n Sn
counties, as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20

Srot dull and unchanged ~ 35c for mid
ding upland. sales nil. deliveries on con-
tract 900 liverpool cables. spot I'm 5000
inour-v. sales n00 bales speculation and
eynort. 500. American. 1000. imports. $4,000
an American. Middung upland. 5.26d. Fuf-
ures onenod steady. az 70 3 points advance
closed quiet but steady. 70 - points higher
October 505d. October November. 5Ol p D.
November December. 495ikd. Decsmber-Jan-
uarv. 4 aRd January February. iasd Feoru-
ar,- March. Sd: March-April. 502l7d April
Nav. 5O41td. N8v-Tune. 5.06ihd. June-Ju|F
0Sd. Iu'v-August. 5.00izd. August -Senfem-
ber. 5OTizd. September October. jo8 d.
COFFFE-A heavy selling movement re-
suited N a sharp reaction IN values prices
closing near the bottom A. net decline ~
2S 10 a. points. sales. 1880 bags. Local
butts including roHsters. were good buyers of
near positions early. but the selling was very
heavv especially I'm December. and support
was fn7liv Withdrawn. Several wo'A- ago
tho New York market ranged from sec 10
1c 2 pound below a parity with Europe and
10 was thought then that there had been
heavy purchases here against sales abroad,
and as differences have narrowed down until
the markets are near a parity. II was onlv
natural that there should he an undoing N
these transactions Hav~e closed 2, n franc
lower. Hamburg. 3 n nfeunig lower. Rio
showed an advance Of 225 reis. while santos
was 100 refs higher. SPOT inactive. but firm
with Rio 40 Ar 157s &c. Local contract
rrrfr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

statement Of foreign commerce a. the
pr. ~ New York in the month ended
Senteuber 20 1911. as compared with Sep
.-r,h.r rQ1D &c as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20

New York. October n. 1911.
GRATS-UFEAT from both inc
American North west and Canada were oult-
ish. n being claimed that a larse TefcHnia9e
Of the wheat rs not suitable for mil ins
Mills have received complaints regarding nour
made from the new wheat and were said 70 Dc
bidding fancy premiums for choice wheat
both IN the Northwest and Southwest, ana
cash markets were very hrn. Prices IN me
future market showed slight reaction carry
but later there was sharp rally. and prices
again made rev Ugh records for the season
Late I'm the dav the market lost most ot the
-ain under profit taking and closed net IN
changed 70 isc lower Export sales. 10 loads
az outports. including 40 from Duluth. 20
red here. 81 %. elevator. export basis. and
81 o. afoat No 7 Northern Duluth
81 1o1. b ahoat CORS-Advanced about
A. &c early. but eased of. closing net un-
changed n &c lower Export No here.
1850 nominal Z o h afoat oATs--Modera,tte--
lv active. prices were steady. closing a. &c
decline 70 .. = advance. Cash oats firm ana
higher. Standard white, SC In elevator; No
2 53ic. 80 3. $50 No T. 52izc. and natural
white and white clipped 51i. 55i7c on track
RYE-Easy; 40 .. 0Ac nominal. r. Bufalo
10 arrive BARLEY-Steady. mailing. 81 "a
r 81 % 4 Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20

Register! This is the third day Of
registration. Polls open from a. m.
to 10 o. m. To- morrow is the last day
and you may be unable TO register then.
The only safe way is to Get your name on
the books to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
closed 1lia centimes lower AT 81 francs.
Prices were irregular on the Bourse

Berlin, Oct. 19.-Reports from the Amerl-
can iron market had a depressing effect on
the Boerse. Trading was quiet
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
COLORADO & SOUTHERN LINES

COLORADO & SOUTHERN LINES
"a VI in oct a. sssl sS5 5 1881 80 ts S5
GRAND TRUNK.
"a al, In nc, $685. 600 SaS53Io s9l4 sen
Tiil, Lot. "A. $3.50 GAG 13.0ltf22 St37 20
INTERNATIONAL s. GREAT NORTHERN
o. vk in oct. S2iqOOO $4,000 $50 o0o
I5iv i-oct. IA s78s5 $50 2767.37o 23es9S3
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE.
"a vk. in oct. SllG72 $40 Sl1@l555 $lo6l 200
july loot n. 15.se2''6 l5.ablSl3 1882 ~
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
"a MI in OCT. si1ss coo ,Sti27o0o 81 0es 600
july oct. -. l6tf5d5o l5.el2.iss l5tl7i23
SOUTHERN
"a p' Wk In Oct. si.3ll27s stGs592 g 22s esq
Taly Oct. a.. is.i2351s l73ao2-3 iG73s 266
TEXAS g. PACIFIC
o.. O., q, oct $3.50 los 1926 2o0 SSciT6l
T'l,. oct ~ iIi61I5o tt.sao o6o 1899 -05
pErH-Ir. TOLEDO a. IRoNTON
Is, vs Oct s ;s; : ssi9!i Sass i.d s.s
AMERICAN LIGHT & TRACTIoM
Month ~ Sept
Cross earnings. tato.Sl- $3.50 700 <-'- ~
ExQcnres ..-.-- '''- ''.u~ 't''
Ne, earnings. s]2I2so SEEMS $50 $40
Ian sept so
cross earnings. 2,21a,tui 2ha3,lo. sos y
Fxnensas .... SEQ N9.t2t 30 100
~, earnings. 81 -, S2.563. g33 s.. 22S 02c
CHICAGO MEMPHIS 81 GULF
Month OF Aug lell 1910 incrense
80 sorrinRs S22 915 SO Sl5l52
- saruinEe 91TT @.S2T Z $50
eu, AFT chgs SdToo STl2 S59Ss
Iulv i-Aug ST.
cross earnings. 4taet 1890 2e,l2S
s.s, EARNINGS 1851 4.582 1879
sur aft chgs Se6li u.s5e ss.2o2
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

furnished by J. Thomas Renhardt. N. -
broad street New York. No. ~ DevOnshire
street boston. and No. 10 King street West
canada
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NEW YORK PRICES.
at. Open High Low close DAY
ibsr 81 GO 81 O6rs 81 05i; 81 &c 81 o6H
....... lii 1llA 1875 l05 1 II
INTERIOR EECEIPTS
sFARnARn rIFARANcFs

COTTON-Nervous and unsettled. with big
business during the first hour followed nv
conuara lively quiet trading, while an initial
advance was practically lost and the market
closed steady. net unchanged 20 points
higher Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES,
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Furnished hv Bower. Grisvold 2 Co.. No. ~
Broadway
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rnREIGN FINANCIAL.

~, direct ,mrortations.. Sl1 SIS $50 ST. ESQ 3i5
IN ,u.lnra,-,lse withdrawals 4.1S5.so7 62lO6ls
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

,,ru Bf6H5 81 bbO
Msy'............ 572 574 572 67OdS73 5c4
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED hy Charles r. Barney & 90. No. y
Broad street New York. and no. 10 south
An street PHILADELPHIA
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BOSTON STOCKS.
Bid Asked
East Pos L. Qa 10

FURNISHED by Charles Head & Co. No. II Broad
street. New York;
LAND STOCKS.
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MILK AID GRE

MIIK AID CREA1l-The exchange rate re-
mains ~ SAc 2 quart net 20 the shipper IN
the 2H-c"nf zone or 81 81 "A 40-quart can dellv-
cred pro- NeW york. Tire market has been slack
while The improved pasturage has stipulated
p production The dealers. Therefore. have con
siderable surplus which thee are manufactur-
Tag
The receipts NJ milk and cream m 40-quart
f4fIowe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
rnrArnF. aNn YFGFTARIFs-pot ,toes

continue dun and weak sweet potatoes slight
Iv higher FOR Southern. Beans more plenty
and lower Lima beans dull Cahbages STEADY.
Celery fru. C1uIiaowerors weak and lower.
Lettuce poor onions steady. Peas scarce.
Peppers dull Spinach steady. Tomatoes weak.
POTATOES. Maine bag. 50 loaS2 -; Long
- a 81. jersey. 55. 81 aoaS2 IS bas 81 S5a
- 10. SWEET POTATOES, Jersey. hn. SPA
- 30. basket, Ttc0Sl -, southern, Dbl. S2W
s. 20; BRrssErs SPROUTS. quart ~ 2, i It.
rr1cn. 5oas5e. Baltimore. green. basket. 40a
COZ. Maryland. wax. basket, J0c4Sl. MARY
u.d. green. Nft5". nearby. basket or bag,
asG75c: BETS DBL siaSl p, cARiFo.Ts.
SlsGS2o. hbI 81 l2aSl q: Danish. ton. SIG
Sl3. Domestic sedSli. Dbl. 5OaI3.. CELERY.
Ease. 81 5od$2 q. bunch. 10000. cCCUM-
BEERS state. basket 5ocgSl. Long Island.
.bL 81 30. baskei M,aSl aos,on, kot l.s So
CAULIFLowEP short cur. 81 5oas2 so Ions.
60 = 80. CHI~ORY and ESCAROLE. basket.
-'0 nc EGGPLANIS, Florida box. s.
rotate. basket or bag, slTS 90. Cat 1ac6Si.
ETTrCF. state. box, a1ds5c. basket. 25c0
In. nearby. basket 25r75c. crate 25G5oc
MUSHROOMS. 4 N basket 5ecTst 30. ONIONS.
white. ricia' basket o. cratic, ST iopfc -
and Western yellow. 100 n bag. - 5oESl -
40 n bag. s24S2 50. rei. 100 n tag. 81 500
81 - orange county. red rr yellow. oaE. ST 80
s. 50. oKRA, hush"l basket 256i5r, box. %
05oC. FLORIDA. rarier 81 30. PEPPERS. red.
large. Dol. SiTSl 80. green, T5rGSl -. small.
Dbl rod. l5r1sl -. green. -oe6Si PEAS. Viz
gnis. q bhI basket. ~ 25f$3 80 PUMPKINS.
h0l 500 zoe. RONAINF basket 25c0Sl. RAD
IeFEs Southern. basket 1lG2s-. nearby q
bird T:c0sf. SPINACH. vir=iri7. bNL slG
~ ~. neCrhv. basket 2Jd75c, TTRNtps rita-
hasa. hc' tNrTSi White. 81 TOMAL1Es. boy
fTn hlnehee. efTgf -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20

PARIS. oct. ls.-Three per cent rentes
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-07
For Sale or Trade.

Fine l6o acre ranch east OF Las
Animas on A. V. X. r., with water
right out Of Fort Lyon canal: two
miles to railroad station and school;
adjoins unlimited free range not now
being used much. two good houses.
stable for six head; with shed and
granary. chicken houses, etc; good
bearing orchard and shade trees;
sixty-fiye acres in old alfalfa; thirty
five acres sown to fall wheat; thirty
five acres for spring crops; balance
pasture: sheep tight fences. VIII
sell and give good easy terms. or
will trade for stock OF merchandise.
If in good condition; price is 500
per acre. and cannot pay any CON-
mission at the price.
Address. owner. care of this paper.
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-07

the Rev. James. T. Cooter. Norninf
subject. The Rest that Remainesh
to the Faithful" Evening topic. For
What is Your Life
All other services at the usual
hours.
Cordial invitation Is extended the
general public to all Of these ser
vices.
Reformed Presbyterian Church.
Sabbath school. 10 a- m.
Preaching at II =. m. Subject.
The Brotherhood OF Man"
Christian Endeavor meeting At $50
Preaching by the pastor At 1880
Everybody cordially welcome to all
these services.
Z. A. CROOKS. Pastor.
q. patriek's Catholic Church.
sa. m. Low Mass and sermon in
English. Music by st. Cecilia's
choir.
ga. m. Bible class and Sunday
school In English.
10 a. IN. High Mass and sermon in
English. Music by St Patrick
choir.
3 p. IN. Sunday School in Span.
ish.
$3.50 p. m. Rosary. instruction and
benediction OF the most blessed sac
rament.
On week days. Mass at a. m.
REV. FEl.IX DlLLY. Rector.
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-07
eIks New Year. Parade.

The parade, which 10 always =
striking feature Of the Elks' new
year celebration. started from the
hall at 1850 and trayersed the
principal streets of the city. About
two hundred and fifty were In line
The procession Was headed by an
automobile containing Exalted Ruler
Andrews of the local order. Exalted
Ruler Sprinkler. Of Rocky Pord. Dis
trict Deputy Bertrand and l.. r.
Theits. and which was very appropri-
ately decorated for the occasion. Fol-
lowing the La JuntA band. which was
neN In the order OF parade, came n
large herd o. mavericks dressed in
all manner and sorts OF costumes.
some walking and some riding vari.
Gus animals and vehicles. Two OF
them were astride \ mammoth Mis-
souri, mule. which indicated evident
ly that they had TO be shown. and
those permitted TO attend the initia-
ton can attest that those two were
shown to their hearts desire and
the fullness thereof Another bunch
were attached to long rope and
thus led through the streets. while
one lonely little maverick was trun.
died around In wheelbarrow. a larg-
er and huskier maverick Icing the
motive power.
During the parade ''hurry.up"
wagon. with the eS-village policeman
and the present night watch in charge.
was being filled with unsuspecting
citizens who were engaged in view
Ing the procession. About ten were
corralled. and their arrest doubtless
proved to be an expensive expert
ence.
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-07
County Pie Awarded to Unterrified

The county commissioners have
been In session most OF the week
and are s,ili grinding. There is said
TO have been some very heated ses-
sions over the awarding OF county
pie, and there was one yesterday
morning which came very near re-
sulting In a riot During the s,s.
sion G. NJ. Dameron was reappoint-
I'd county attorney for the ensuing
term. and Dr. c. II farthing coun-
~ physician. Road oyerseer plums
were awarded TO Jerry kelliher. of
La Junta: Jack Carroll. OF Grand Val
ley. G. ". Teters. of Fairmount: :
Andy Harsin. of Rocky Ford; Pat Me
Elroy. OF Rocky Ford.
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-07

Place and North La Junta. this com.
munity easily has = population Of
1000.
Rocky Ford. $3.50! Well. there Is
some satisfaction In a census report
after all.
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-07
Ia Jun,s. Asa; Rocky Ford. $3.50.

Last Monday tn. Tribune received
a Telegram from Senator Guggenheim
announcing the population Of La
Jun'a as i.ist. Yesterday afternoon a
telegram was received from Congress.
man John A. Marin giving the off
cial population OF Rocky FORD as
$3.50.
The announcement OF la Junta's
population Was great disappoint-
mcnt TO all the boosters OF his city.
most OF whom were confident that We
had population of at least 1000,
The editor Of the great family jour.
nal was 80 much disappointed that
he sent telegram to CouEressman
John A. Martin requesting his ser.
vices in securing the precinct vote
OF La Junta-,he census having been
taken by precincts last April or May
before the change In the precinct
boundary lines had besn made. Yes
tcrday morning Telegram was re-.
coiycd from Mr. Martin living the
census by precincts as follows;
Precinct No. Z. y. T.. La Juuta E. ISL
Precinct No, :. 5. T., La Iuuta. In.
side city limits o.. .. D.. .. :. ~:
Precinct No. :. outside city lin.
It's 9. o.. . ..IlS1
Precinct No. .. s. ". La Junta.. $50
Precinct No. 10. y. ". La Junts 1893
Precinct No. ~. inside city :. ga
Precinct No. II. outsid. city iim-
N &: =. - =. e. .. o.. :. S5s
Total :. =. :. =. :. s.719
whsa the census Gas taken ths ~
prsciact boundary lines we're n opecs,
The 6ivillas lise bcIas ColoraAo svs.
me-. sast 80 west. and rinh serese.
nsrsA 49, sssth. Precinet Ne . -.
tseAsd sssaA for . distance q sis
0aSss. ~ tAs eaiy se,,lemseA n
tAas sscttaa y Home Place. vhssA h
rsany . Dost q L. Jun,a. slthsnoA
4 y eut616e q the city limits. II
eopuiatsea q No. .. outside G ~
city linits. V i.isi. Pr~clsee ~.
II sstsalsd south and took \ ~
Deaton country. and sbou, Q nibs
west.
A more Undesirable time sos tah.
lag the census could no, have besa
selected shaa last spring. as thsrs
were more vacant houses at tAas
time than werr ever known bsepss.
A. the preseas time there 10 ~ Z
vacant house In town. nor a sesSes
Fooa. as1 Ill u the hotels anl ~
sas hesses sss full 70 overl,ou1ne.
~ tAs Drsssat tiDs. lselsdiag 11D0l