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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20

Christian Daxes azt Michael J Doyle et al tso,.
closure of mtg); attorney, DrefkoH.
MONROE ST. 237 and 23o; Bernhard Nav,
agt IItza Cohn ct al foreclosure OF mtel. ~
torney, s Heller.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1853: Morris Morrison a.,
PosoIIe I Greenbaum ct al (specihc performance,.
attorney, F Felner.
15TH ST. 352 West; Richard Thlbaut (Inc,
act frankfort Realty Co ct al faction 10 forecos
mechanics lien): attorneys. Philbin. Beeknar
Menken & Griscom.
MONROE ST, 49, Stuyvesant Mortgage Co sr,
Touis AiterisI ct al foreclosure OF mtg, attor
ney c I Carter, jr.
SHERIFF ST. IS: John e Schermerhorr o, q,
sst Samuel Greenwald ct al foreclosure OF mte,,
attorney. Kobbe.
BASSET AVE, W 8. 525 II s OF Saratoga Az.
25y100: Vincenzo Rosanno agt Fillppo Capozzo.
Of al faction TO forecose mechanics Hem; attor
ney Dippe.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, 9. 1885 n . a,
1921 ST. 1879 1901; Joseph Avallone agt Peter
la Spina ct al action 20 set aside conveyance
etc); attorney, S Lippe
9TH ST, s. 90 It OF sth ave, i4.xs,.
Elena T. Goodale agt George i Abel ct al fore
closure Of mtg); attorney. " Peacock
RYER AVE. 2O9f: Herbert Muller ct al an
James Byrne ct al foreclosure of mtg: attor-
| neys, Cleveland. Mclean & Hayward.
| LONGFELLOW AVE. s. 1T5 II n OF 1924 a,
25xiO0; Isabella ID Fowler agt Longfellow CON-
| struction Co et al foreclosure OF mtg; atlor-
| neys. Cannon. seibert & Riggs.
LONGFELLOW AVE. s. 100 II n Of iTed q,
25x100: Daniel O'Connor aet Longfellow con-
| struction Co Ell al foreclosure OF Mtg: attor.
neys, Cannon, Seibert Riggs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders Attorney
JANUARY 10.
MANHATTAN

with name and address Of lenders auorney)
JANUARY 10.
MANHATTAN.
AVENUE A. 2O3. 2Ox00. April IS. 1905: Morris
UluEasch to Matilda Renemann; $1,000; attor-
ney George II Hyde. 81 Chambers ST.
MURRAY ST. "a; mtg on lease; April $. 1910;
Paul Isson 20 Bluthenthal Bckart Inc. al
Baltimore; $4,000; attorney. Louis B Eppstein'
$50 Nassau st.
SD AVE. e $. Boz u Of bsth st. % MOO;
Jan is. 1901. Isaac Sakosli 20 Bertha Gutten-
berg and ano: S3s 900: attorneys, Corn LaEan-
sky. 256 Broadway.
10TH AVE b32 and 5si, . e cor Of 10th st.
~ 3xso March 80 1905 Henry so aoo Winsert 70
the American savings bank' s-o'ooo' s''o'he''
John Irwin, "03 Broadway.
10TH AVE. $50. s. 1890 March 80. 1906;
same 10 same; $1,000.
oath ST, AZ West 200 II e OF 9th ave. 20 iox
irreg; Feb IA, 1911; Hugo and Eugenia Rosen sen
dorf and ano to Elvlna Kirchhelmer: $4,000:
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co, lIo
Broadway.
path ST. As West 20. 10xsss; Feb II, 1911;
same to Emil w Oppenheim: $4,000; attorneys,
Woodford Bovee & Butcher l Madison ave.
PATH ST. A. West 20. i0xose; Nov IL, 1906:
Charles q G King and ano 20 James Moncriet
More, executor; $4,000; attorneys, Butts a
Nining. 81 Chambers ST.
51sT ST, s. 125 Il OF I'd ave, 25xl0o );
Aug 6, 1888; John and Catharne Coney 10 Emil
grant Industrial Savings Bank: $4,000; attorneys
r & oGorman. 81 Chambers st.
5eTH ST. 81 West % exioo5: Jan IS 1907 Io0s;
Nelson T Shields 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
Co: $4,000; address. i76 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; Nov H. 1900; same to
same $500.
11sTH ST, 42O East. 157xiOo1I; listh st.
n $, 2l0S II OF LIST ave, i6Sx irreg; Jan II,
1905: Henrietta Nicholson 10 the State bank;
$1,000; address. 3TS Grand st.
10th ST, & s, bounded In front by 10th
st, In rear by | OF blk bet l2Stb and 10Th
SITS. by | parallel with 9Th ave las widened
N gf1 on n thereof A
from, W by parallel with 9TH ave and 2d2 o
II therefrom, same as conveyed TO Elizabeth
Washburn by Adelbert S Nichols and wife.
MAY 10, 1882; April ), 1898; Elizabeth and
Francis Washburn to Harlem Savings Bank;
$1,000; attorney. Maplesden. 237 Broadway
SAME PROPERTY: June &c. 1905; Marie
Thain to same; $500.
10TH ST. 100 and III West 81. 6x90 IL Jan
.. 1911; Congregation Agudath Achlm, OF Har-
lem, a corporation, to Evangelical Zion Church
$1,000; attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
1T6 Broadway
THE BRONX.
BATHGATE AVE, g. 100 II OF Pelham
ave. 50xs2; Oct %, 1910; Mamie s Mclaughlin
90 Charles Brown; $1,000; attorney. d Hardy,
20 Broad st.
BEGINS POS II " from OF White Plains
rd and 800 n from n cor OF Morris Park
ave, 2Jxi00 together with over adjoining
strip: Dec u. 1904: George Il and Catharine j
Rendle TO Sarah J Gedney; $4,000: attorneys.
Clocke Koch & Re.dy. 39i East Ii0th 81.
SAME PROPERTY: Jan 10. 1906 Thomas and
Cstharine Stretch TO Catharine ) Rendle, exec
utrx: $4,000.
FAILE ST. $. sos,s It Of Bancroft st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

10TH ST. 232 East; Eichenbaum Bros agt
Mayiich Breitbart ct al; Nov 20. 1911; SlsO a.
9TH AVE, $50 and 261; Otis Elevator Co agt
George II Dressier estate ct al; Nov Is, 1911;
1882 so
PROSPECT AVE, ESQ; Charles c Koenig agt
William Battenfed ct al; June 81 1911; sl2 70.
SAME PROPERTY; same agt same; June y.
1911; IS 80.
5lST ST. 25S West; Ella d Becker agt Henry
r Eschenback ct al; Feb "a, 1911; $50.
MULBERRY ST. cor of kenmare 81;
Borough Cut Stone Co agt Michele Brigante Ell
al: Jan -, 1912; 500.
bTu AVE. zoo and sO5, Robert A Keasbey Co
agt Fifth Avenue Investment and improvement
% ct al; Aug 10 1910 tby bond: SEQ 40.
9TH AVE 3sS and 800; National Bridge
10y deposiD S5JI Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

George f. Baker, jr., vicepresident OF the
First National Bank, has leased for the
coming season, through the firm OF w.
Burling Cocks & Samuel Willets, the Paul
Dana estate on the Sound, at Dosoris, Glen
Cove, Long island. Pauling Fosdick has
leased for a year through the same firm
the Frederick N. Watriss place at Old
Westbury, Long Island.
Kurz & Uren have sold a client the north
went corner of Cortlandt street and West
Lincoln avenue. Mount Vernon, vacant
plot, 36x125 feet. to a builder. who viii erect
a two story taxpayer"
Walter NJ. Bannett has purchased,
through Thomas n. Cooke, from George l..
Slawson about four acres on old Church
Road, Greenwich, Conn. The buyer will
erect a dwelling house for his own occu-
pancy.
The Lewis II. May Company has leased
for Mrs. Il. II. Mott the cottage Sunset
Ean, Bayswater. Far Rockaway, Long ISL
and, TO Henry {. Peck, and for IL. A. Weeks
the Wayburn Cottage. Cedarhurst avenue,
Cedarhurst, Long Island, 10 Mrs. Almon
Goodwin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

william Brown and ano 10 Ma''e''"
Jams: 81. 058 33.
Same 20 same; s11,s5e2S'
park Mortgage Co to William Brown ""'
same to same; 81 s $50
SANE sans 70 Reil 70 Lawyers Title Insurance.
ADELAIDE and Esther Blum to Henry Lew"
500. ,o. and Trust Co q
Lawyers Mortgage Go; sAoooo
| Same to same: SIB'OVo. rr,.,. rr.uranc,
| City Mortgage CO TO Lawyers i''io
an Sew York Trust co to City Mortsags CO; o y
| William 4 Mapes 10 Mary J. Arrow; sl.o,,o
W Wii,rT," N Powell TO Wilson NJ Powell
Shame a%s.to Frederick R.is:, tru.; $4,000
| Diedrlch Braudes and sno 10 Angus
Harris Mandelbaum and auo 10 John Laura
SiIIyI yln C Cas- and sno TO Harriet W Ken
TitIs insurance Co to Maurice d Barr,
and ano. trus; $4,000
| Same to same; $4,000 .o.
Same to william Brehn; $500
9aIns srjs TO rutherford Realty CO. 500.
| Frank Cannon ct al 10 mary meNa"'' -
an Morris ndS n sinsk. to Robert Kommel: $4,000
| Herbert S ogden, exr. to Lawyers Title In
surance and Trust Co; $4,000;
samuel Gresson to David Stevenson Brewing
Wilson NJ Powell to George a MCDOWELL
| 50. 600 non
same 70 Samuel X Jackson; $4,000
| Real Estate Mortgage Co OF New Jersey
10 Justin l. Miner: 500.
Same 20 same; 800. $780,. -
william b EddIson 10 Lawyers Mortgage
Co; $4,000.
Same 10 same: $4,000. -
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Leonard Krower
| ct al, t7ls: t30.0
same % New York Life Insurance and Trust
Co; $4,000.
Same TO ] Frederic kernochan ana anu
committee: $4,000 oon
Frederick schuck to Henry Forster; $4,000
Emily 8 Van Zandt to Annie Han
| ford; $1,000. -
Seward Baker to Ophelia Baker; $500.
Rosa Bredenbach TO Frances Altschul; 81.
| Charlotte Ruppel 10 z l. Jenkins; VI.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Fulton
Trust Co; $4,000
Patrick Ryan to william C whilden and
ano; 81.
Philip slesel to Amelia siegel: 81.
Greenwich Savings Bank TO Marsena ROD
ert: $4,000.
william G whilden and ano TO Commercial
| Trust Co: 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20

suggested last year by a commission OIL
experts restricting the use of buildings III
whole or in part for commercial or manu-
featuring purposes TO not more than TWEEN
ty-five persons on one floor at any one time
In summarizing his brief. Superintendent
Miller emphasized these points:
Radical measures. putting to test the
courage of your commission, are necessary
for proper solution Of the question of the
safety OF factory workers and others
against fire; provision for systematic III.
maintained; ample authority to the admin
istrative officers to secure compliance with
adeauate INSTRUCTIONS TO employees In all
workshops and factories; the jurisdiction
over exit facilities, and inspection In con.
nection Herewith, vested with the same
officials that administer the building law,
the occupancy of new building or me
change OF occupancy of an existing building
prohjbited until a certificate has been issued
by the proper authority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN

MANliAI lAN'
10TH ST, SIS. rs Il " of Madison ave: for a
= sty dwlg 42x5S; Charles Buck Construction
CO. . East 42d st. owner and contractor (re-
visedJ: cost. $4,000.
THE BRONX.
isiST ST. W cor OF Vyse ave- FOR a sly
brick tenmt. 25x7s William F Smith, 435 East
10Th St. owner; Edward u Byrne. SO29 I'D
ave- architect, cost, $4,000.
BRONX BOULEVARD. W $. $50 n OF
al3th st: for a sty frame factory, 46XlOO:
Joseph Marcus Woodworking co. on premises,
owner and architect. cost. $4,000.
I4OTH ST. =. 535 II = OF willis ave; for a
/ sty brick church. 37xs3.2: st Peters Church
,Rey II steninger. 374 East 1aist 81. PASTOR.
owner; Louis Allmendlnger 926 Broadway,
Brooklyn. architect. cost, $4,000.
WASHINGTON AVE. e s, 40 n n OF l6oth
ST. for a 3 sty brick tenmt. 4T4xS9. IL; Hay
man Eckmsn, 1854 Grant ave. owner: Goldner
a Goldberg. S9l East lI9th ST. architects: cost.
$50 900
236TH ST. n $, rs n e OF Kipler ave; for a 4
sty brick tenmt 60xS77; Richard Clemens,
24Ol LIST ave. owner: { Clark. AL fremont
ave architect: cost, 1872 600,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
REALTY NOTES.

In exchange for the $50 lots at Eastport,
Long Island, reported sold on Thursday
the Newton Realty and Construction Com
pany gave to the Armor Realty Company
Nos 1922 and 1924 Gherardl avenue. Queens,
two family brick houses each 2Sxl00 feet;
also a thirteen acre farm at Atlantic City,
n. ]. Louis Marks was the broker
The Keller Construction Company has
lust completed one of the largest apartment
house operations I'm the Prospect avenue
section Of The Bronx. The building is on
a plot 75xl&5 feet at No. $40 Prospect ave
nue., and contains fifty-hve apartments with
four stores The property win be in charge
NJ loci II I2ibeth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
TO BUY AT PRIVATE SALE
such Action To Be Taken for Acquiring
New Courthouse Site.

f. Clifford Potter. OF the new courthouse
hoard. said Yesterday that the members OF
that hody had the right to acquire proper
ties within the proposed site at private
sale subject TO the approval OF the |oh-
troller.
THE board" he added, intends 10 eAer'
else this privilege and will be READY WITHIN
a few days TO receive proposals from own
ers as to the prices at which they are
willing to sell their properties to the city"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.

LEXINGTON Montgomery Maze
has sold to James c. MCGUIRE a Co the
greater part Of the block front on the east
side OF Lexington avenue. between 18th and
49th streets, running back 40 feet In 49th
street, with an l. extending through 10 18th
street. The numbers are $50 20 537 Lexington
avenue. No. 1870 TO 13S East 49th street and
No. 1877 East 4sth 1T.
4SrH STREET--lrying l. Levine and Isidor
II. Kempner, president OF the New Amster-
dam Realty Company, have purchased from
the United States Trust Cocpany tae three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
RECORD PRICE FOR LEASE.

The Chicago g. Western Railroad Com
pany has taken lease for long term OF
years Of the 33d street corner store, con-
tanning about COO square feet. in the Hotel
McAlpin, now in the course Of construction
in Broadway between SD and 3ith streets.
The rent to be paid by the railroad COM
pany is about $500 a square foot. The less-
ing of the store was transacted by John w.
Moler, of the United Realty Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
LIS PENDENS.

LEXINGTON AVE. 1853: Edwin G Green
baum ct al agt Resale J Greenbaum faction TO
restrain. etc); attorneys. l. q A U Zinke.
l83D ST, $. 30 IL OF Washington ave,
lGOx169. 3Xl00xi 6s. II: William II Hall agt Bronx
Opera House co foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys.
Sondhem & Sondheim.
l52D ST. n =, east half lot 37T; Grace p Brady
et al agt Stanley Ginsberg ct al foreclosure OF
Mtg: attorney. II " Kiralfy.
WHITE PLAINS AVE. e cor 2i5th 81. 1873 3x
80 Ok irreg: Hudson Woodworking Co agt AIDE
Kelly.
130TH ST. n .. $50 II e Of Sth ave, 1890 II :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
MECHANICS LIENS.

ovERINGToN AVE, e 6. Us n n OF Frlsby
ave- i25y95: Cohn Cut Stone Co sgt Pelham
Improvement Co. owner and contractor; ssi9.
PARK AVE, W s. part of lot %. map OF Bass
ford estate: Bosner Dougherty agt Hope Con-
structon Co, owner and contractor; $1,000.
BOTH ST. 14T East: jacob Klein agt Henry
Russell, owner (renewaD; SEQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

FREMONT AVE. e. 3i.s n W Of Morris av.
so. 2x126.e; Title Guarantee and Trust Co loans
August Jacob Construction Co s33, coo.
PATH ST. II $. zoos n OF 9th ave. 62xas 0:
METROPOLITAN Life Insurance Co loans Rostorf
Co 1905, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
ALTE RATIONS.
THE BRoN.

nth ST. as: 10 a . sty frame store. 23.3 a
xT33s; F. W kinsman. sol Sth ave, owner;
G Clark. AL fremont ave. architect; cost
81 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERSEY.
PRICE $4,000
LONG. ISLAND.

Of station ana bay: price $40 per acre; titls.
policy; bargain HARVEY p. NEwINS, 3
Beekman ST.. n. 7. Cortland-202o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20

70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
Her Word of Honor
By EDITH MACVANE

charming serial with French heroine and American
hero other interesting characters including
American several social climbers
The story international background and cevery told 1t
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-26
GEORGE w. GATES
Candidate For Representative

George w. Gates was born in
Macon County, Missouri, in 1862 of
Southern parentage. His fathers ma
tive state was South Carolina and his
mother came from Tennessee, the fam
lily locating in Macon county at an early
date The elder Gates was large land
owner farmed extensively, and raised
and fed cattle.
When George Gates was lad of
10 years, his father died leaving large
estate, the settlement of which fell upon
the boys shoulders. About two years
later, he entered the law department of
the Missouri State University with the
view of fitting himself for the practice
Of law, but was forced to give up his
ambition and return to the farm.
Mr.. Gates came to Monte Vista in
March, 1900, where he engaged in bank
ing, farming and livestock feeding. He
is a man of careful observation, keen
STUDENT of unimpeachable honor and
integrity, and the broad shoulders which
SO early in life we're compelled to bear
mans responsibilities are strong
enough to sustain the added load OF
affairs of state.
Never known to shirk duty, and
with an unwavering devotion to prln-
spIe, Mr.. Gates as representative OF
MO Grande county would serve with
distinction in the Legislation halls OF the
State.
Farmers tell us there are too few
farmers in the Legislature. We agree
WIN them most cordially, and in pre-
ehtng the name of George w. Gates
We are firm in the belief that as farm
81 our candidate will remain a ste adj
'dst and loyal friend to that great class
VI husbandmen who make cities and
"Wns living possibilities.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-26
JAMES P. VEERkAMP
Candidate for District Attorney

James p. Veerkamp was born in
1862, in Lincoln county, Missouri, on
farm where he was reared. AS he
grew up, his naturally splendid physique
was further strengthened by splitting
rails and helping to build log houses
At the age of eighteen he commenced
teaching District school, continuing in
that work until twenty-six years of age
He received a common school educa-
ton and later studied law at the Uni
versity of Missouri. He was admitted
to the bar at the age''of twenty-eight, to
practice law in the courts OF Missouri
His single was first hung out at Mex
leo, Missouri. He removed afterwards
to Stockton Missouri, where he prac-
ticed until coming to the San Luis Val
ley in 1900 since which time he has re-
sided in Monte Vista. He has enjoyed
successful practice in the various
courts of Colorado, including the State
Supreme court and the Federal courts
where he has conducted cases with dis
tinguished ability as is borne out by the
decisions on the same.
He is regarded as one of the most
able criminal lawyers in Southern Col
orado, and his qualifications for the
office Of District Attorney are such,
that with the people as his clients, their
cause will be mos: efficiently and fear
lessly represented.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-26
Books Books Books at Fullers
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Perhaps not the best Refraction
Specialist in the universe, but |
am still doing dependable, salts
factory work over after such men
Our home is in Monte Vista, phone
Monte 81; our Office is in the
Worth building fronting Depot,
phone Monte 30,
DIR. n. Il. BARNEY
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-26
he on Ready

With Ready Kenehan nothing but high
ass service goes, and Ready is to be the
|dge of what constitutes that sort of service
AT Antonito the other evening" the black
! 18th auditor addressed a meeting of voters
rough an interpreter. The Mexican who
Is doing his best to render kenehan's Eng
h into Spanish omitted the gestures and fire
delivery characteristic of the strenuous
badly.
Whereupon the auditor-to-be turn e d
|rcely upon his servant and inquired in
Itissimo whether he were Republican that
could not show more signs of life.
| The Graphic drew on Denver this week
mud to throw at Judge Moses One thing
be said to the credit of Judge Moses is
at he will not allow an outside attorney
write his opinions nor will he put an
hor in Jail for publishing the truth about
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-26

The Independent papers are
coming out strong for Wilson. The
Province journal, one of the most
influential papers in New England
has come out for Governor Wilson
in Communicating editorial. The
paper states in part: AS an in
dependent newspaper, bound to
no party and DESTROYS only Of
serving the public good, the Jour
nal believes that the election of
Woodrow Wilson as president of
the United States is demanded by
every consideration of the national
welfare"
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-26
The Graphic remarks:

The Graphic remarks:
~ r. Wilson, the Democratic candidate
for assessor, is Governor Shafroth's ap1on-
too as water commissioner for this county.
And now he is seeking for further contribu-
tons from the taxpayers by asking for one
If the best offices in the county,
Mr., Wilson has made good water com
;ssioner and has not had to sue the count,
collect exorbitant fees. The only "taxpav
< who are opposed to Zeb Wilson are tn,
y.dodgers. They fear Mr.. Wilson will as
IS every man and woman mpartially ant
low no favoritlsm.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-26
A Falsehood Nailed
The Graphic says:

| he IrapnlC says:
philip BngeI, the Democratic candi-
date for sheriff, has always been known as a
Republican, and indeed made effort to
secure the Republican nomination for
missioner. Disgrunted at his
in this, he comes before the voters
the Democratic ticket. Surely no Republi-
can would support who thus traitorously
deserts to the enemy nor do how the
far-mnded Democrats give enthusiastic
support to man who at the eleventh hour,
Joins their party for the sake of nomna-
ton for office"
In reply to the above Mr., Bingel says: Il
have always been an independent; | have
voted for Bryan, Gus Weiss and Rod CHS
holm, and was never a candidate for any office
2 Last summer Gus Weiss asked me to be-
come a candidate for County Commissioner
which declined and that is all there is to it."
Mr.. Binge will make as good an officer
as August Weiss has made for many years
and that is as good recommendation as need
be given any candidate.
1t is generally known that the Sheriff's
office opens wide door for making fees"
especially when he rides on a pass.
AS an editorial prerogative, we willing
to concede with DR.. Trueblood that the prac-
tice of medicine is not exact science. This
fact for so long has been undisputed that it
should not need any further calculation at
time Immediately preceding an election when
the interested party is candidate for the suf
frage rights of the people.
The LABoRERs have come to the conclu-
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-26

The LABoRERS have come to the conclu-
hog that has grown fat upon special privilege.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-26

Mrs. G. S. Warburton came from
La lara Friday morning on short
visit with her brother, James A.
Kelly.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-26

The telephone Co. have installed
a long distance booth in the Fuller
drug store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-26

Mrs. Robert Harriet who has
been the guest of friends of Hotch-
kiss, Colo, returned Friday to her
home in this place.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-26

On his return to Denver, Clyde
Dawson reports: THE Republi-
can party never was as strong in the
San Luis valley as today. At
Monte Vista we had the largest
crowd | ever saw at political
meeting in that town
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-26

The telephone Co. have installed
long distance booth in the Fuller
drug store.
Mrs. G. S. Warburton came from
La lara Friday morning on short
visit with her brother, James A.
Kelly.
Mrs. Robert Harriet who has
been the guest of friends of Hotch-
kiss, Colo, returned Friday to her
home in this place.
President Taft feels sure of his
reelection by big majority. He
evidently believes the hattering
advises poured into his ear by the
associates with whom he has seen
fit to surround himself.
Every dollar paid on imports is
80 much protection for American
products. 1t means something
like $750,0OO,OOO a year. That is
about all the protection this coun-
try needs at present. There should
be some changes in the schedules.
What is the difference between
the state loaning its credit for
100000 tunnel bonds and its
putting up the oashr Why not
ask the state to loan its credit to
build sugar factories and an outlet
to the Cuff
Mr.. and Mrs Shirrell and Mrs
r. L. Bryant and children left
Wednesday for Bowling Green
Kentucky, Mrs. Bryant has been
spending the summer with her sis
ter Mrs. r. l.. Castle and family
and the Shirrells expect TO visit IL
the old home in Bowling Greer
for some time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-26

Better catch a cold. You'll
need it to get the Gold Fish at
Fullers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-26

BoRN-Tuesday, Oct, 22nd, to
Mr.. and Mrs. James X. Larkin,
a girl.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-26

BoRN-Sunday, Oct. Goth, to
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Richards, a boy.