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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-31

-Convenido. Terecera coso que
nos ha encargado cI Principe o.
introducirtis en- Ia casa.
Va estamos.
-" En- la casa hay una joven.
Va me themes tembloroso.
-: Por que?
-Porque Ell oyendo hablar de ese
seXo, causa de todas mis- desgra-
cias..
=. Rayos y truenosl Cada uno tie
ne sus debilidades pero 81 me rom
pes las orejas con tus pasiones. te
cortare las tIyas,
Passepoil Sc las acarici6 con ca
rino, dijo:
No has querido que me cerciore
de 81 la joven esta ahi
Estd, no 10 dudes, escudero.
Una carcajada reson6 en- la pieza
vecina Passepoil puso la mano So
bre su coraz6n.
Os apoderais de la joven-prosi-
gui6 Cocardasse recitando su leccion,
o mejor dicho, la conducireis politi-
camente hasta la htera, la condu-
cir6is al pabell6n
Y no empelar6is la violencia
sino en- un case extreme -aiiadi6
PaSsepoil.
-Yo digo que cincuenta pistolas
es un buen precio para tan pequeno
negocio.
Ese Gonzaga es extraordinaria-
mente afortunadol
d Cocardasse puso la mano EN- la EN-.
punadura de su espada.
APassepoil le dijo:
Matame, noble amigo; es la dni.
ca manera de extinguir ell fuego qae
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-31
Los dos iominos.

En- Ia ealle de Chartres todas las
tiendas estaban cerradas. DeIante
de- Palacio, las comadres del barrio
eomentaban de mil modos la 6esta
de- dia. Solo en- IN punto 10 pasie-
ron de AAuerdc ninguna recordsba
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04
HlS
 NJ AMBITION
|nv NIasta News Uuro8uI

TAMPA. Fla. Jan s-wheo ap- preached this morning. concerning the probability ot his running for the presidency aEatn. Wm Jennings Bryan stated uar he coua1't con celr1 ul h5mselE as running for the pres icGCy
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04
G0ES
 ID WHITEHORSE

Mr and Mrs D A. Grant were passengers from Vancouver on the May last night
 They vH go Go whsehorse on the morning train. where. Mir Grant win take charge Of the school. tn place of Mir T. M Edwards, lately resigned.
 Mir Grant Come,t with aH excellent reputation as an efuoatioEst
 He holds a first class professional certificate from Ontario. Manitoba. and British CoImnbis. He took a nine months normal training in the normal college Of Hamilton. ontario. and extra normal and political scieDc work for two year., in Queens UHivg. sftv He has also taught at Brandon, Manitoba. co'lcey and Eas later principal for two years or an iuter- mediate school Of Southern Manitoba Latr- he was for two years principal or the Phoruiy school ta British Co mwhfa. coming there from the raet He Is an enthusiast In outdoor sports. stands Era fsat and eleven
 inches end weighs r-5 pounds
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04
FIND DEAD MAN
 IN LONELY HUT

Much comment was started here Tuesday when Fred Patton came ln from Duncan Canal and reported the finding of a dead body ta de serted cabin near the head of tbe canal. says the Wran-eu Sentinel. In reportnC the finding Patton says lhat hc was passing close lo the old cabin and notCed a 5.srrass sig nal flying On entering The cabin the body was found lyt7Z In a bunk
 Patton started fov Wraureu i'm msiiately and reported the incident to the authorities. Capt NcGehee took Deputy Marshal SchuabeI to Duncan Canal Wednesday and they win bring he body hack to Wran- Ccll
 The body Is thought -1 hr g.af of a man who started from a min ing camp a, the head or the Canal srout month ago for Nason's Camp at the wrauEeu Nawows. and that he either wss lost or was taken H and lay down tn die in the lonely deserted cabin
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04
SEATTLE SEEKS
 MAN FUR MAYOR
lBy Alaska Newr Burcaaj

SEATTLE. Jan 4-The business men uf Seattle are seeking man to become a candidate for mayur Of the cfty in the spring.
 ]. B. ChiTberg who was boomed for the job last week declared him self ineligible due to a provision iu she charter, which prevents any man connected with the city by bus mess transactions from becoming on officer of the city. Mr ChHberg is a Stockholder of the SoandsviviaD Bank. which 3s one of tho city de- p1sstozSeS.
 Other men mentioned as can. dSdstes to succced Mayor Dillon. are Scutt Calhoun, corporation Com. zel. H Cta. former recalled Mayor. republicans: and Gco. F CotterN and Wm Hickman Moore demo. grats
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04
RICHTER
 FUR GRUBSTAKE

TACOMA. Wssh.-Au echo of the KloodsSe rush for gold was awaken cd this morning in Judge C. N East e7day's department o5 the superior court A judgment was given for $500 e-ub-stake given Herman RiohtT by c. D. Bentley in October Of 1909 tn Dawson. Y. T.
 The suit was hotly contested be- tween the men. who were former brothers in law and fast friends. Rich ter claimed the note exhibited by BentIey was a receipt given him by Richter for money paid on 8 draft He charged that the note was a fraud and invalid. Tn his answer to the suit Richter says that Bentley tried to collect $500 from him once before in Valdez. Alaska. on sim lar scheme
 The bank presented note in favor Of Bentley for $500 and signed by Richter the latter says iD the answer to the present suit which note was never paid because it was a fo-gGy
 After hearing the evidence Judge Easterday gave Bentley judgment for the full amount asked for Atto-- neys Porter & Powers represented the plaintiff
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04
REPORTS
 FR0H KELLER

Very egeaEra HE news was re0e.T- ed d-om Ur L S Keller on last maE slaan7er
 Hc H gradually ra n'rE hts hraH and IS etoyrz rhe warm sunny a.u.zrE.ss ot srasrarn Cal 0rra Co ao fullest extent
 Hs has mt mz-r 0.I friends from Alaska and elsewhere. which com b'naE with Che change nf climate and zseHe~E ara doing much ta help him along tHa -1a5 Co recovery
 The weather has been .Iea' since th. arrival ot Dr and Mrs Keller. Tn Trz Angeles
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04
WANTS
 BAIL REDUCED
LBr Alaska Nsws RnreauL

LOS ANGELES. Cal Jan Capt T. E. Ba-nette. the indicted Fair banks banker. is eRdgavorine to have his bail reduced to Sloo.o00. Upon his 8-reSt his bail was set at the enormous sum of S317 .0O0.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04

All the late telegraph news h the Daily Alaskan.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04

The EIks win meet tonight at 8 o'clock. Don't forget
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04
FOR GIFTS
NO TROUBLE TO FIND WHAT
 YOU WANT

When you are out on q hunt for something appropriate ss a gift, re- member I have new goods such ss handsome cut gIass, silverwzre. and beautifully hand painted china, just ia from the makers. which would make ss handsome a present as can be made. Such goods are always sp- preciated. have nothing but the latest. up to date in pattern, and In quality. Nothing but the very best Our watch work, newly manafsctur cd and skiilful engraving speak for themselves We do not turn out our work unless lt Is finished h the bssS manner and vs gusrsntss every Diso of it If you have any trouble utth your watch bring it to US and we HiB guarantee you entire sAusfsetion ct reasonable charges
 Don't neglect your eyes when you can get them examined free at my store with the latest optical lnstru ments.
 J. Ikuta,
 Jswslsr and opucisR
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04

Drs. Hswes and Clark. of White horse were passengers south on the May last night
 Mr. Tom Bees of Dawson was a passenger on the May. He Is re- turning to England
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04
FRANCE WILL
 REWARD PEARY

NEW YORK, Dec. 22--A comm'Ini- catiun received here from the Aca demy of Sports of France says that a gold medal has been awarded to Admiral Peary for the admirable les son of physical energy and moral courage that you have given to the entire world in pursuing, lu the midst Of fatigues. sufferings and dii- rrllties. tho conquest of the North Pole
 The resolution was moved by DT. CharCot. the French AntaTctlc CT p'Urer
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04

FOURTH AVENUE
 Ret Union & rtkr
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04
DANCE
 SATURDAY NIGHT

The first dance or the New Year wil be given Saturday night by the Eagles. in their hall That he dance win afford pleasure to all who attend is foretold by the success with which all dances given in the past by the Aerie, have been crown cd
 Moreover, this Is the first dance to be given in the New Leap Year and many surprises in the form ot Leap Year innovations are promised hy the committee Dancing win be gin at nlne o'clock sharp
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04

Tak Ns~r .as. #rA-
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04
ELKs MEETING TONIGHT.

slzag way Lodge No. 43l, B. p. o. Elks. will meet tonight at s:Oo sharp All members are requested to be present and ali visiting brothers are cordially invited.
 Lunch wiB be served after lodge.
 F. A. CaIlarman, Secretary
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04
MISSOURI HAS
 SEVERE G0LD
- Alaska M Rnrcanl

KANSAS CITY. Jan #-The cold snap which spread over the Missouri Valley has remained for over a week with increasing seya-iyy Al rec ords for cold weather iu tha district have been broken.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-07
Eiks' Memorial Service.

\ large concoursc. composed 81
the members OF the local lodge o'
t.iks aud their friends. gathered q
tn. Eiks' hops last Sunday atterno'
the occdsHh being the annual me
morisI services OF this order IT,
services were very beautiful and In
prc ssivc. and marked by the soleT
nifty that always attends this annus
memorial to 'our absent brothers.
The general culogy was given
Judge j. T. Rizer. OF Pueblo. and wa'
n gem OF oratory The euloey. "Ou'
Departed Brothers," In special re-.
m.mbrance Of those of the local
lodge who have gone To join the -
lent majority during the past yen
was given by W. l.. Bertrand. and
was beautiful and impressive 'ri
butte.
The order Of ceremonies was ear
ried out according to the proernr
published IN last weeks issue OF thu
Tribune. the musical numbers bein2
- especial note.
Til" following named represent
aiives of La Junta music circles par
ticiprt'd: Mrs. u. 4. Smith. Mis-
McNecn. Prof Frank Thomas ant
Pr,f +. =. Austin. TIL. numbers b,
Wondcrly's orchestra under the di
rection OF Frank Siangl. were par'l
cularly enjoyable Rev. Father Dilly
chaplain of the brotherhood. mad
N. opening prayer. and the bcDcdic
'ion was pronounced by Rev. Benja
min Bean.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-07
Postal Clerk Presidert Here.

p. J. Schardt. OF Milwaukee. Wis.
national president of the Railway
Mail Clerks Association. arrived In
La Junta early yesterday morning on
No. ?. He was met by committee
OF seven clerks. and later was taken
to the Harvey House for breakfast.
After breakfast the party was 3oen-
ed by several more postal clesks.
and meeting of the local branch
OF postal clerks was Immediately cos
vened. John Fisher. president q
the local branch. called the meee.
ing to order and introduced Presidesa
Schardt. who gave = very interestins
talk To the boys In regard to The
full meaning OF the new classificxtion
bill recently passed by both houses
OF congress. and effective October
lst
President Schardt explained to the
postal clerks assembled that II was
up to each one OF them. individually,
as to his advancement in the serv-
ice. Promotions will be governed
entirely by meritorious service. The
postofficc department will not hold
clerk back II ne has clean re-
cord Heretofore salaries have been
governed by car space occupied. but
this feature has been eliminated BY
the new regulations. There k =
very bright outlook for the railway
mail service under the new clasaifi-
cation bill
President Schardt left on No II
yesterday morning for Denver. and
last night addressed a large Assem-.
blsge Of postal clerks In that city.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-07
Osbc crn.Coieman.

The marriage Of MIR. Ward II. Os-
born. OF this city. and Miss Marjorie
Coleman. OF Hastings. Ncb.. took
place Wednesday Of last week nj
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nh
nemaker. In the HolbroOk country.
The ceremony WAS performed at
& O'Clock In the afternoon. by Rev.
=. c. Rudy. Of the Mennonite church.
In the presence Of about twenty
friends and relatives. After III.
ceremony. supper WAS served by Mrs
Nunemaker. who In AN aunt OF the
bride.
A large number of beautiful gifts
were received by the bride and III"
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn have
gone 10 housekeeping In this city
at ~ Colorado avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-07
swink owssr Campaign Nearing End

The sugar factory at Swink VIII
finish all field deliveries this week
The factory has enough beets on
hand tn run for another ten days.
This will close one Of the most sue
cessful campaigns In the history of
the Swtnk factory. The tonnage
has bern above the AVERAGE and the
SUGAR content the best that was
ever known At the Swink factory.
The territory tributary to the La
Iunta dump. while not 80 high In
ionnage. has been exceptionally good
as regards sugar content This Is
largely on account Of the fact that
much new ground and sod land was
planted. A. this land Ii cultivated
aud rotated with other crops II VIII
improve the producing capacity OF
m. soil and In future years the ton
mage hil bc greatly Increased.
Farmers are already signing NJ
contracts for next yenr, and j
iausse. chief axriculturist of the
Holly Sugar cmopany. says the indi'
catious nov arr that the beet acre
age for next year will be- Mt least M
" peer cent greater thnn for The
season just closed.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-07
eisetion Of officers and Banaue.

The Farmers Union OF North IL
ficors nj m. regrlar semi monthly
meeting ut Grooms' hall last Mo-
day night, A large number of Nori'l
La Jun,n ranch.rs aud their wives
wcr. pr sent. and III" regular bus
ness session WAS followed by n SO
ciai hour. and supper wns served.
Tn. newly elected officers Of the
organization are n, f'Iiows: Hns'oi
Dam.ron. president. Charles Varley
Vice. president. II. d. Walker. s"crf
tary aud treasurer The organization
meets the first and third Monday
of each month.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-07
oesth frem ptomaine Poisoning.

Bessie. the two-year old daughter
Of Mr. aud Mrs Thomas Winfree.
died wednesday afternoon from pto-
maine poisoning. The mother and
child were visiting at the home G
Mrs. X. r. Ayers 222 Carson ave
nue. when the baby's death occurred.
The father. who is employed by the
'oess0 9DiEsAtsa CesVnnunn0- Asoi
for and arrived just In time for .
funeral yesterday. The services wee
held at ? o'clock from the sider'
Of Mrs. Ayers. in charge cf upd'
taker King. Ard were conducted by
Rev. Il. A. Crooks. Of the Reformed
Presbyterian church. Mr.. and Mrs
Winfree live about ten miles south
west OF town. Taey have the sym
pathy OF a large number Of friends
In the loss Of their little one.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-07
Irrigation District Elections.

Sixty-nine votes were cas-, In the
Holbrook Irrigation District election
held last Tuesday for the purpose
II eiecting one director for the term
OF three years. There were three
candidates for director. f.. l.. Estep
being elected to succeed himself In
the position by a plurality OF eight.
the vote being as follows: f.. l..
Estep. "a: F. c. Rudy. &c; f. NJ.
Nice, Q.
The directors and officers OF the
iOlbrook Irrigation District at the
present time are: Directors. W. f..
Stanton. f. L. Estep. J. II. Seeman;
officers. W. f. Stanton. president;
Frank Stansfeld, secretary: J. F.
Lewis. superintendent; NJ. F.. Miller
attorney.
Vt 'ue III ilt otfIo
cation District, held the same day
for the purpose OF clecting one di.
rector for the term OF three years
only fifty-nine votes were cast. as
compared to 81 votes last year There
were two candidates for director IN
the west precinct. Frank Taylor be
ing candidate to succeed himself
and Il. w. Norton an aspiran, FOR
the position. The vote In detail in
the three precincts was IA follows
Mol Noe No.3 Total
Frank Taylor. IL is . 3.
Il W. Norton, I l2 %
The directors aud officers Of III,
otero Irrigation District are thusly
Directors. Frank Taylor. T. +. Tate
W W Taylor; officers. Frank Tay
lor. president: G. \ Beerbohm. see
rotary; j d. Craighcai. superintend
ent. + A. sabin. attorney.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-07
Fsrswsii Party.

The Christian E,deavor Society Of
the Presbyterian church entertained
Thursday evening st the home of
MIR. and Mrs. n. 8. Larsen. In honor
oS Mr.. william n. Stevenson and
his daughter. Miss Mildred Steven
son. who are to leave la Junta soon
- make their home IN Canada.
q ~ and . program Of music and
I ga were enjoyed. after which
re- - hmcnta were served. An ad'
'->-s WAS made BY Miss Katherine
ulller ON behalf II the Christian
I. ,deavor Society. thanking Mr.. St",'
.nA,n and his daughter for their de-
voted labor In the interest cf III"
society. and waa responded To by -.
0teveuson.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-07
FIrs q Tate Rsoe,.

There was . fire n, the Tom Tate
raucA about two and opc-hnf miles
southwest ot Ia Junta. last Tues
-. A nttls five year old nephew
was playiAg IN . five room house
that vas uss1 for storage purposes
whsa ~ eossA . match and lighting
Il pascs1 4 - . bsn<A Of RAGS. The
chDl thsa vsat On about bis plsy
aal sssa the hevss wss su flames.
The 1aasly ssA the nesshbsrs form
- . basks< bssssAe bst II vas I'm
poes16ae - savs the bHi1dss9. TIE
furnttsfs q q. \. Tate. VITO 70 -
Ca11oDsala, was stored In the stsIA'
ine. tn snaks q alfAifa seed va
an AsoouuQuA Ths furniture ~
ieooo1slD - eneAse e ~ boy. nao'
- - essAaVs sbsse et.sss TAsr'
woa . 1oe11o lnswaass - ths hosss'
~ 0eoo - ~ fuenttses.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-07
Preparing for New office Building.

l.. N. Jones, superintendent OF telc
graph CT the A. T. a $. F., with
headIuartcrs at Topeka. spent Thurs
Gay IN La Junta. Mr.. Jones la max
lag trip of inspection OF the r.
~ offices on the system. and wen'
fro0 here to Albuquerque.
Considerable changes In the pol,
hae In the city will be neceaDitstes
~ resson OF the placing OF oacreas
- trackace In the yards and on ac
couut Of the construction a . leat
for the wires from the railrgoA eSxh'
of way 'o the site Of the neg seRssr
al q(ficr building which y - h
efeeaed at Fourth street saA SAINT,
~ tyenue. j. W. Mexican. Reaera
foroman OF construction for th'
WeGkern Union. and W. II. Gibson
ee0eral foreman OF construction q
the telegraph department Of tn
Santa Fe. met with Mr.. Joaes here
Thursday for consultation In re-
sard 10 the contemplated changes.
The telegraph relay office In th'
new building will have more foo
space than the large office at Tope
IN, and will be equipped with mod
ern and up-todate apparatus. inciud
ing dynamos to feed the various
wires These dynamos will be in
stalled 10 take the place Of the i50'
gravity cells. now In use.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-07
assshss.s. aa,ss.s~sry &sIs.

Tue Womsn's Home Miss'- "ry go
cisty was sntertained wednt .dsy af'
tsswoon By Mrs Anlrsw Arntxen. Of
Ho1e Piace. The tims was dsyo''
4 b sewing caFpet rags for makiny
'"-9 rugs wAicA VIII b. given ~ y
4 ristDas gift ~ the society 10 n
nsw se''ieme.s aorss that hss late
b No.. b.!.t " Tie boaF1 q mis-
steas q n rsse. Last ysar . Christ.
nas stft vss nsds ~ he iocai 10
sssty q fletyess yarls q carprtins
- . sstele0sat heses q AIbsquer'
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-07
More opsrs Hevss Patrons.

About thirty Ia JuntA people went
to Rocky Ford Sunday nisht To hear
the lecture on Christian Science
which was given at the Grand Opera
House BY Judge Clifford r. Smith.
who 10 . member Of tbe information.
ai board Of lectursship of the strss
church Of Christ. Scisntist. of Bos'
ton. Those attending from this city
made the trip In automobiles. ~ ~
evening train vas reported - Iats
% to make Il Impossible 10 20 sy
rail-. The Opera house wss well'fill
I'd by an attentive asl apprecsativs
aulience.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-07
Football Honers for Bert spidel.


Word was received AT the high
schOo, Wednesday that Bert Spidel.
who played center on the local team
this season. had been selected tc
play center on the team to repre-
sent the Southern Colorado Northern
New Mexico league. This is consid-
cred quite an honor, ms there was
excellent material and n number of
strong candidates for the place.
Tue Southern Colorado Northern
New Mexico league Is scholastic
aoo1eisiion for the purpose cf con.
tests, In the following named pnr'
sutea: Basket ball. foot ball, track
mssAi WORT. oratoricai and debating
coDtj SpsllinG Mxsrm<. and ven
mis- tournaments. The schools rep
resented are Ration. Trinidad. both
the Centeanial and the Central high
schools cf Pueblo. Manzanola. Fow'
Ter. Holly. Wiley. Walsenburr. Rocky
Ford. Las Animas. Lamar and La
Junta.
The last four are the ones that
are entered In the football contests.
and the honor team. to which the
La Janta hoy has been appointed
is composed Of the play srs that the
statistics Of the season show to be
best qualified for the honor.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-07
os,,asss.a rss ~. M.a wss..

.0tsso eouaty's 4 'ineusnt tax saas
takAo place q d, coHrt hoHse ssxt
TAuss1ay. Deeef lbes 13tA. TIE -
lloeeea1s this ysas 'occuoy aboul
ossR pesss q spscs y the nseAy
~ Ts1baaA
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-07
Election expsa,s Accounts.

those tina, hath shall be given"
seems to apply In political as well
Gratis something. both collectively
and individually. to be overwhelming.
ly elected. and ~ We have not heard
any Of them make the declaration
yet that the effort was not worth all
1t cost. the presumption Is quite ma
tural that all Of them are eminently
satisfied with the result-however
painful " may seem to some Of the
rest OF us. We had not heard n
rumble" out Of single one
OF them-up To the hour Of going TO
press.
A. b. Wallis, chairman OF the
democratic county central committee.
deposed and made the declaration be
fore the county clerk this week. that
he received and expended during the
late campaign the sum OF &2.Sl5. OF
this amount 1850 was expended In
La Junta. with results that were
very gratifying to the powers that
! be In democratic circles. and the sum
OF sS33.s7 in Rocky Ford. with re-
turns equally satisfactory. The
remainder was distributed around in
various precincts where it would do
the most good. and evidently the de
sired results were brought about
Most of this campaign fund was do
mated by the various candidates. who
were held up for amounts ranging
$40 to $500.
- G. Wilson was the star per
/ former among the candidates In sep
arating himself from his money. He
confesses to having sauandcred the
was donated to the county central
committee. and t29ss5 was dis'ri-
buted around smoes special workers.
He gave up 10 the printers TO the
amount Of S2l. sauandered 3ta in 10y
rides by the auto Rutr. blew AG1
fnr extra meals 10 Eee Dessssee In
| good condition. and contributed s.s
for public entertainments. railroad
fare aud lunches.
J. ". Todd. chairman OF the pro
xrs~sive county central committee.
received and expended the sum Of
Ss2a.si. and W. II. Vaudeville. Of
the republican county central commit
tee received donations and expended
various sums TO the extent Of ssat-
81. or u sum total OF &i.61S.62. most
OF which was antied into Jackpot
by the progressive and republican
] candidates. Who made an effort TO bs
elected by running on the same tick
ct. The republicans and progresSiver
had three county chairman 10 pro
vide for-the progressive chairman.
the republican chairman and a toint
chairman. The democrats say that
, II they had had three chalrmen like
the one they had to provide for mos'
Of them would have been minus their
first years salary At the very least
Donations made by the various
candidates. In which they confess 20
donating to the various chairmen
and also blowing In more or ieU on
candy. clears and soda water. wer"
as follows;
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-07

u N "-cScy W W '"
eQuan6efed ali Of ~ s-nts for the
dtsainrtlon cf runnins tor justice Of
the peacs. and l.. =. Ma 'ntv 'lsw lr
tAs sun total q - cent?. f'm both
taiIsd 70 coanect. while J. ". retsr
lse loose Of is cents and Aar N VII.
KISS Of - cents and h''h we're
elsctsd. for the rsascr prins -.
y tAat 10th had more votes.