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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-03
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL
Health is Worth Saving, and Some
Mineral Point People know How
to Save 1t.

Health is Worth Saving, and Some
Mineral Point People know How
to Save 1t.
Many Mineral Point people take
their hands DO neglecting the kidneys
when they know these organs need
help. Weak kidneys are responsible
for vast amount of suffering and i'll
health-the slightest delay is danger
Gus. Use Doans Kidney Pills-a re-
medy that has helped thousands of
kidney sufferers. Here is a Mineral
Point citizens accommodation.
George Hartley, State ST., Mineral
Point, Wis, says: Il value Doan' )
Kidney Pills as highly today as when
publicly recommended them in August
1907. The statement l gave at that
time was correct. Whenever my kid
neys do not act properly and cause
backache and other symptoms of kid
ney complaint, take few doses of
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at Ivey's
Pharmacy, and am promptly relieved"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's aud
take no other.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-03
Four Miners Fall Seventy Feet.

Platteville Witness, Sept. %; An
unfortunate accident took place at the
Grant county mine at half past seven
O'Clock yesterday morning in which
four miners nearly lost their lives,
While hoistmen Jake Miller was
lowering Jack Jelleph, Gus Krugcn,
Otto Gabel and Lewis McPhail down
the ll0 foot shaft, he lost control of his
hoist and the tub and men fell seventy
feet. Fortunately none were killed,
Jelleph was severely bruised and cut
about the face: Krugen had his right
leg broken; Gabel had several ribs
crushed and was badly cut about the
body, while McPhail was also badly
bruised and cut. Krugen was taken to
the hospital, and the other three to
their homes.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-03
CIRCUIT COURT CASES
Tried at the September Term Held
I'm Dodgeville Last Week

Tried ut the September Term Held
I'm Dodgevillc Last Week
State vs.. John Vickerman Bastardy
Defendant found not guilty by jury.
State vs., &. f. Day. Abandonment
Sheriff directed to issue bench warrant
for arrest of defendant and confinement
in Jail until released by due course of
law,
Richard Rowe ct al vs.. Illinois Cen
trial railroad, Payment by defendant of
1887.
G, A. Eastman VS. A, J Egan ct nj.
Answer withdrawn, and Judgment for
plaintiff,
William Naeser VS.. Glanville mining
company. Settled,
Kreul VS., Galena Iron Works ,Iudg
ment for plaintiff.
Heloise Lowrey vs.. Mary Finkelston
Judgment to be taken at Lancaster.
Elizabeth NJ, Adams vs.. John II
Adams, Dismissed without cost ant
prejudice,
John Il, Toay vs.. Roy Dodge ct al
Judgment gwen, foreclosure.
Margaret Ward ct nj vs. Helen Ward
ct al, No contest Order contirminA
referees report aud order of sale.
Josephine Dietzman vs.. Hermann
DietZman Granted
Village of Highland vs.. James Kent
Judgment confirmed,
The court appointed Judge jerks
Calvert Spensley and 7, NJ, priestley
committee to prepa.e resolutions ON tn,
death of Judge Mcllhon and Hon. w
A. Jones.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-03
PYthian Memorial.

In the death Of William A. Jones, the
members Of Raven Lodge, No. So
Knights of Pythias mourn the loss of a
brother knight whose life was in har-
mony with the principles of the order
lie loved his fellow men, and his wise
counsel and cordial greeting will be
missed in our castle hall. We will
cherish his memory as one who made
the world brighter, happier and better
for his having lived in It,
Resolved, That the charter of our
lodge be draped for thirty days, that
this memorial be spread upon our re.
cords. w. II. CoRRELL,
w. V. PARKINSON,
GEORGE CRAWFORD,
Committee.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-03
NAMES ADDED
And Changes Made in the Directory
of the Mineral Point Telephone
Company.

CITY LIST.
1916 Mrs. VIM Ralph, Residence.
319 Miss Kate O'Dowd, Millinery.
3l9 Miss Bea Bloom, Hair Dressing.
3l9 Mrs. Mile Horn, Art Goods.
800 Rad Libby, Residence.
349 Lawrence F. Roger, Residence.
259 J. P. Frieden Residence.
525 E. E. Wilkinson, Saloon.
516 William Vincent, Residence.
$40 Luke Nichols, Residence.
452 Mrs. Ellen Dunbar, residence.
210 Theodore Martin, Residence
504 Mrs. Charles Cox, Residence.
81 NJ. P. & N. R'y. General office.
81 NJ. P. Zinc Co Mining Dept
$50 Miss Elizabeth Peter, Residence.
526 Clyde Bachelor, Residence.
521 Merry Christmas Mine,
52S William Thill, Residence.
30 John Manner, Residence.
53l Edward Lynch, Residence.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-03
w LILA VI A. JON Els
Parish Memorial.

The Rector, Wardens, and Vestry of
Trinity Church, Mineral Point, Wis,
mourn sorely the loss of friend and
associate Of many years, in the death
of William A, Jones.
His life constituted lesson beauti
fully set forth in and through his char
acter
He was studious, but unobtrusive
liberal, but transformations loyal to
God, his church, his friends, and many
obligations, without Boosting.
For many years he was member of
this vestry.-wise in counsel, liberal in
his charities, simple and devout in his
religion
He was a man Of ever increasing in
huence, whose value as years went on
became more and more appreciated.
The parish held him in the highest
esteem, and loved him with such broth =
erliness as to feel the lnss Of him most
keenly
Amid all the responsibilities of the
important offices he filled in the bust
ness and the political world he never
neglected his church, or forgot his God.
When "A man Of such qualities passes
from this world, we can think Of him
as one Of those good examples mum
bcred with the saints in glory cvcrlast
ing
Therefore, be- it resolved that this
copy presented to the family aud fur
nshcd TO the city papers for publica-
tiou
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-03
RoSenthal Goes to Maupun.

Platteville Journal; PeterIR
who has been in the county Jail since
his preliminary examination pleaded
guilty to larcency on Thursday ofNlast
week and was sentenced to one years
imprisonment at Waupun and was
taken there by Sheriff Hymer on Mon
day morning.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-03
Positions for the Fair SEX.

Several bank presidents In the
smaller towns are women. as we'll as
clerks, tellers and cashiers. Gov
eminent experts frequently are among
the fair sex, whose dizziness of touch
makes their fingers especially etica-
cious for such work rs that of the
dead letter office.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-03
Simple Swimming Apparatus.

A swimming apparatus by means OF
which a person without any previous
knowledge may pass through the wa
ter with perfect safety at the rate Of
sixteen miles an hour has been con-
structed by French inventor. The
apparatus consists Of a plank about
six feet long with floats at each end.
1t can be folded and easily trans
ported
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-03
CLASS 17-DAIRY HERD

Including Glasses H. H. Is, IA and to consist of
bull, 2 years old or over, bull, under ] year old
COW, years old or over, heifer, 2 years old or
under three, heifer, years old or under two
heifer under year old, Geo Martin LIST, H.
d. Schrpitet End
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-03
DIVISION E-POULTRY

CLASS 81 ASIATlCS
Cockercl Mrs Geo Jeurk Jr1st
Hen. and I'd
pullet
.r,,Lor., wan pni.l -. ,n,o,
Hon
White plvmonth Rock cock Harry Jackson +,
Willard Johnson I'd
Cockcrel Win prisk list and I'd
Hen, Willard Johnson LIST, Henry Jackson I'd
st ",,'s' " ~ ,,IN Isl an" :" ,.
:, " '"''''''' '''N' II rl''"c" ISL -
49,, . 10y 80 "''" :"
,I,,'
~
vli,,, N.,.,,,l,.,.,,,,. ,,,,.
Cockcrel, VIII prisk LIST and "a
Hen. Mrs Geo leuck Jr Istand "a
pullnt WIN Iris, i.t,,jol
PARTRIDGE Wyordo,to c,,1 pranL lanai, -.
Merle Weiscu I'd
Hon. Frank 1su,l is, onloa
pullet. Prank l,uck Ist Nar,a w.i.or "a
= a. Rh,a,, I.lorl L.,,,,,i N.,.,'aI
Cockerel
Hen, Marshal Day. list and I'd
!, =, ,,,,l, I,,a3n m
rockercl Marshal nay ~ - y ~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-03

2 years old or over; bull, under ! year old:
COW, 3 years old or over, heifer, years old or
under three, heifer, year old or under two,
heifer, under year old, Alex. Stewart Lbr.
CO. LIST W j. Steinhoff End.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-03
DIVISION C-SHEEP
CLASS 10 - COTsWoLD LINCOLN AMI
LEICESTERS


r,,e,,,e,.n1,,e
LbiCEo lEho
Cert hcate OF registry required
Buck 2 years old and over N NJ Jewell & Sons
ISL beorBe hofmalster "a.
Buck one year old and under q George Hof-
master lst' n. N. Jewell q sons "a.
Buck lamb under 8 months old, N NJ Jewell q
son, lst ana "a
Eve 2 years old or over, n. NJ. Jewell Il son
r,,, I'D NJ ,ou,o,, ., Co.,
lst Curtis Mackay ID
E,ye lamb unde, = months old NJ NJ IaUalI a,
Son Iat ond 81
49, n "
GLASS 2O--OXFORDS AND hAMPSHlRES
'erliii'ateS ol HeRiStry Required
and ~ N''
Rucs va,r ola md undor , Ctaorga EIof,noister
III ma ~
~
Jst' George Hufnaistnr ID
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-03

DISCONNECTED.
5l4 Joseph Thicker
Kindly cut these names out and paste
them in your directory.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-03
DIVISION D-SWINE
CLASS "a POLAND CHINA


CLASS "a POLAND CHINA
Certificate OF Registry required
Boar over year old, George Martin lst
Boar under year old II. r. Brunker LIST and
I'd
Boar under months old, George Martin LIST,
T. +. Brunker I'd.
Sow over year old George Martin LIST, Il. f.
Brunkcr I'd.
Sow under year old, r. f, Brunkcr lst Geo.
Martin "a.
Sow under months old, Geo. Martin LIST
CLASS 25 BERKsHIRES
Certificate of Registry required
Boar over year old, boar over months old
and under II, boar under months old, SOW !
year old or over, sow under year old SOW I'M
der months old, sow with not less than five
Of her pigs, not over months old, Geo. Kelly
LIST and I'd
CLASS GO CHESTER WHITES
Certificate of Registry required
Boar over | year old boar over q months old
and under H. Curtis Mackay LIST.
Boar under months old, Joseph Grafton lst,
William j. Kelly I'd
Sow year old and over, William J. Kelly LIST,
Curtis Mackay I'd.
Sow under year old. VIM j. Kelly LIST and I'd.
Sow under months old, Jas. Grafton LIST and
I'd.
S with not less than five of her pigs, pigs
not ever months old, Jos. Grafton LIST, w. ].
Kelly I'd.
CLASS 27-JERSEY REDS
Certificate of registry required
Boar over year old, II. v. Collicutt LIST
Boar under months old, H. V. Collicutt LIST
Sow over year old, Cleo Martin LIST.
CLASS SWEEPSTAKES
Certificate Of registry required
Best boar, any age or bred, G 60. E. Kelly LIST.
Best SOW, age or breed Geo. Martin LIST.
Best boar, any age or breed, shown as a stock
getter with six of his pigs, best boar and four
sows under year old and owned by exhibitor,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-03
CLASS IL uOLSTEIN

Certificate of registry required
Bun years old ar over, Gordouia Dairy LIST
Bull calf uudor u months old COW years old
or over, heltHr years old and under three
hcitor YEAR old and under :, list, and End,
lieifer calf under T. months old, Gordonia
Dairy list,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-03


Rull years old or over, II. D. SChricter list.
Bull years old and under 3, hull Year old and
undor2, bull calf under L. months old IL, II
Schrcitcr LIST, and sud, COW 3 years old or
over, hcitor years old aud under 3, hotter
Year old and under :, hotter calf under H.
mouths odd, II, H. Sehrieter LIST, and 2nd
CLASS Il SWEEPSTAKES
Rest hul-Shorthoru Hereford or Black pollcd
amy age or hcof breed, Alex, Stewart Lhr Co.
LIST.
Best cuw-Shorthorn. Hereford or Black Pol.
led, any ago or beef breed. Alex Stewart Lhr,
Co. list.
Best hull-lcrsey, Guernsey or Aolsteiu, any
age or dairy breed, Cleo Martin LIST.
Best cow-lersey, Guernsey or Holsteln, amy
age or dairy breed, II. u, Schreitcr list,
FAT STEER PREMIUM
2.year old and breed feed by exhibitor, James
Walters LIST, End, and ird
3-year old any hreed focd by exhibitor John
Polakill LIST, Peter Polzkill end
Nearling any breed feed by exhibitor, James
Walters LIST, End, and Srd
Sweepstakes Steer any age or breed feed by
exhibitor, John PolEkin list.
CLASS 18-BEEF HERD
Exhibitors Herd
Including Classes s. ., 10 and 10 consist of bull.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-03

Certificate of registry required
Bull 3ycars or ovor hull years old and under
3 bull year old and under =, Goo. Martin
list
Bull calf under L., months old ,'uw 3ycars old or
over, hoifer yNus old and under 3 heiter
year old and under >, list, and md.
neitor calf under lamouths old, Cleo Martin
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-03

CLASS 81 ASIATICS
Cockerel, Mrs Geo Jeuck lr LIST
Hen. " and I'd
Pullet.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-03
CLASS % SWEEPSTAKES

Pedigree required
Best buck, any age or breed, best eve, any age
on breed, pen Of owes any age on breed, not
less than six, George lIofmaister LIST.
Pen of not less than lambs, 4 months old or
under, Burr PoCkham lst.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-10-03

The same afternoon several wagons
containing the performers and para
phernalla OF show came into town
and Mt the first performance the man
OF the checkerboard suit in spangled
tights inclosed one OF the troupe with
a line OF knives stuck In board The
former was knife thrower
Had he been shooter instead some
one might have resented his teaching
the citizens OF the place manners but
they were nor used to knive, operated
at a distance. 81 they let him alone.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-09
Wide Enthusiasm, for Roosevelt,

The enthusiasm Of the country for
the Roosevelt, candidacy is veil
shown In the result of the poll taken
In various states within the last
month In every instanc. the bai.
lo'ing has given the former president
big lead over the presen, occupant
OF tn. White House. and In many
cases the sociaiis, and tn. democrat-
io nominee have run ahead ~ Mr.
Taft
The poll OF Wisconsin. Minnesota.
Iowa. North Dakota. South Dakota
and Montana. taken by the 81, Paul
Dispatch. shows s.,s3 for Roosevelt.
s.s5s for La Toilette. Eugene pcbs
socialist. i.s,3. Bryan 1925 aud Tah
,si.
The poll Of Philadelphia. taken
by tn. chairman Of the Keystone
party shows 1856 for Roosevelt and
I asa fer MIR. Taft. In several coun.
ties In Pennsylvania where polls nave
been taken the sentiment Is shown
to be- overwhelmingly In favor of
Colonel Roosevelt
The poll Of Indiana taken by the
indianapolis Star resulted a. fol-.
lows: Roosevelt. IS.Si3: Taft, G.s02:
,.evcridxe. t.t.s: Hsniey. i.iss II
Toilette. 35s. and a number Of scat.
4 tcrlnx votes.
Colonel Roosevelt Ia given N.s03
in the poll taken by IN. Kansas CITY
Star. Champ Clark IL next WITH
ls.'o7: bryan. 1885: La Toilette.
s.sU; Taft. s.5?s. Wilson. sssi. and
several thousand scattering votes.
From Topeka come dispatches
giving the result Of the poll ,aksa
BY the Topeka Capital. which xivea
Roosevelt s.iiS; La Foliet,e. ?.7ol:
Taft. s.s7o. and less than one ans-
Ass1 scaisseiAg veGas- Clamp Clngh
lsa1s In ~ 1s0scsatic rae. m
i.sSs.
What bettss svlAeace could thees
~ that Roosevelt has entered ~
race II rsseoass 70 = genuine peDa-
las demand.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-09
4 STITCH IN TINE
La Junta People Should not Neg
Icct Their kidnevS.

tG(t
No kidney ailmcnt is unimportant.
Don't overlook the slightest baekache
or urinary irregular,ty. Nature ma,
b, warming you of approaching dropsy
or fatal Bright's disease. kidne.
diseae is seldom fatal II trrate,
in time. but neglect pavcS the way
for serious kidney troubles. Don't
neglect a lame or aching hack another
day. Don't ignore dizzy spells, irrcsu-
lar or di>colored urine, headaches
wcarines. or depression. Begin treat
Ing the kidneys with the reiiable. time
tried remedy. Doan's Kidney Pills.
For rs years, Doan's have been curing
sick kidneys and curing permanently.
Endorsed by la Junta people.
Mrs. Frank Seilman. 2l7 Bclleview
Ave, Ia Junta. Colo, says: "Doan's
Kidney Pills have been used in our
home and the benefit that has been re-
ecivcd has convinced US of their worth.
In my own case this remedy brought
relief from slecplcssness and other
troubles, caused by disordcrcd Kid
ncys. We procured Doan's Kidney
pills at the Ia Jun,a DRUG Co. and in
view Of our experience. think highly
of them"
For sale by all dealerA. Price 80
cents. Foster-sliiburn CO.. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take NO other.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-09
Message From Kansas"

Governor = W HOch. OF Kansas.
appears on the lecture course on
March 18th, subject. "a Message
From Kansas"
Governor Hoch is much In demand
m the lyccum and Chautauqua plat
forms lie II on eof the stronxest
men before the American public to-
day. You should hear him because:
He knows what he Is talking about
for he helped TO do the things h..
talks about
He is a man OF keen intellect and
has a message FOR the times
He is an orator and knows how 10
deliver his message.
He has keen sense of humor and
knows how to entertain while he
'nlightens.
lie Is genuinely In carnes, and has
he courage OF his convictions
lie Is man of large sympa,hles
md wins his hearers.
He is compared to La Toilette
Roosevelt. Bryan. Cummins OF Iowa.
Folk OF Missouri. and iianley Of In
diana
The following IS partial list OF
the achievements OF his administra.
tion:
|, OIL legislation which has made
possible Ia three years the cstab-
lishment of nineteen sueo, sful indie
pendcni oil rcfincries. where only one
nearly bankrupt institution existed
before. and an annual saving OF on.
million dollars To III. consumers OF
coal oil alone In Kansas.
. An entire chang. Of manage
men, In state institutions. putting
them on ci,ii service business
basis. rcultinT In wonderful Increase
In their efficiency.
]. The enactment Of series OF
railroad laws uncqualcd Ia number
perhaps. and In far reaching cffec'
ti,cn.ss by III. laws OF any other
state.
4 A fine state printing plant. com
plctc. the cos, Of which tSiO0. .0oVl
has already been saved.
8. A depository law for state fund
yielding nearly two thousand dollar,
per month to the state.
s. An anitpass law.
I. A drastic pure food law.
4. A radical change In ssscss
mcni and taxation laws
>. A judicial parol. Law that vii
restore many adult offenders to good
citizenship.
10. A juvenile court Law that Il
saving many incorrtxib,c boys and
yiris from jail stains and crinina
careers.
II. The enforcement of the psoAtt
itory Lac. which has made kAnsas III
ircest from naiooas asA the sobsesst
~ Il y the most prosDeross. staea
Ia the uaioA.
u. Two cent railroad tAss.
II. A state wi1s pstoasy sIsctios
lav.
~. valuab,s ansoAosats y baah
iag AwS.
A. oehss eseoen 0eoeuese.
la1eel svssy Dlaeesen Dfs0iss ~
bssa eo0esDo6 ~ ovssy D1o1Ol
0a1e ~ Deooee tu1llDo1
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-09
UP4,pDOMN
THE
VALLEY

The alfalfa meal mill at Fowler has
700 tons OF alfalfa ye, TO grind.
Most Of the population Of Lamar
Is now recovering from the mumps.
The brick work on Holiy's
$50 900 Santa fe depot has been
completed.
The Sugar City Csn,aloupe Associ.
alton have signed up contracts with
S. 4. Gerard 4 Co. OF CINCINNATI,
Ohio.
There are four farmers In the Hol.
brook country. who have each con.
,raeted to grow 100 acres Of beets
this year.
Work will begin about the fifteenth
OF the month widetg the grade OF
Missouri Pacific between Nepesta and
the state line. II Is expected that
200 teams will be pu, to work
4 minister In Sugar City In ser
mon announced tha, one Of his sev.
Il ullrslplls WI NV wan VI saw
young men. AT tn. close OF the ser.
vices demure young lady asked The
reverend gentleman II he wouldn't
please save one for her. How could
he rctuse7
Contracts for the construction OF
the Holly.Granada irrigation projec,
have been signed. There will be-
bond issue Of s2.lco. 900 The area
embraced includes some OF the finest
lands In the Holly district. and will
secure It's waters from Rule Crees
and the Purgatoire.
Fred Perdue. the auctionccr ct
Rocky Ford who cried the Bateman
sale on Monday. said that during
the month of January he cried sales
In Otero county aggregating $3.50. 900.
which to his mind shows that coun.
~ TO be- In a healthy condition. since
the farmers all had money to attend
these sales and make liberal pur-
chascs bent County Democrat
D. s Weaycr's art.sian VIII was
finished by the drillors last week At
a depth of $50 feet The overflow
measures abou, two and half gal.
Ions o, water per minute. which Mr.
Weaver considers rather weak. but
says II there is force sufficient to
rails. the water into an elevated tank.
1t may yet be found ampl. for all In
tended purposcs.-S~ink Advocate,
In Dodge City last week from mid
nigh, Saturday night until midni,hs'
Sunday nigh, the average wind VAS
SIX miles per hour. Tn. total for
the day was So, miles. The h,gh's,
velocity for any fi,. minutes vas
IS miles per hour and for eight hours
Wednesday the wind blew at a rate
ranging from 80 to - miles. The
extreme velocity for any one minutc
"Wednesday was 20 miles per hour
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-09
Republican County convso,,e..

Notice is hereby given that con-
yeation Of delegates representing the
republican party Of Otero county. Col
orado. is hereby called ard will be
held on Monday. the :sth day Of
March. 1912. at the hour Of II O'Clock
a m. at the Princsss Theater. In
the city Of La Junta. Colorado. for
the purpose OF electing nineteen del.
esa,es to the republican state con-
yeution to be held In the city OF Col
orado Springs. Colo. March 20. 1919.
The total number Of delegates to
said convention shall be i5s. and the
several precincts OF Otero county
shall be entitled to representation In
the said convention ~ follows:
Precinct No West Holbrock =.
Preclnc, No. S--East Holbrook >.
PrecInc, No. NORTH La Junta.. S
Precinct No. s-N. T. La Junta. 8
Precinct No. s-S. Z. La Junta..
Precinct No. i0--La Junta. g.. =. 6
Precinct No. lila Junta.. :. =. 8
Precinct No, l2-S. W. La Junta
Precinct No. l3-N. ". La Jun,A
Precinct No. is-Fairmount =. g.. s
Precinct No. I5--Swink -. 6
Precinct No. is-Fairview o.. =. 5
Precinct No. l1-Newdale -. s
Precinct No. is-S OF Rocky Ford
w
Precinct No 2o-N e Rocky Ford 8
Precluc, No. 2i-Nw. Rocky Ford s
Precinct No. e2-SW. Rocky Fcrd I
Precinct No. s3--Lafay,tie .. =. 81
Prscinc, No. as-Weltzer e. %. e.. I
Precinct No. 25-Mxnzanola o.. q. IL
Precinct No. 2S-East OF Fowler. 4
Precinct No 27-North Fowler .. 5
Precinct No. 2s-South Fowler 3
Precinc, No. 2a-Grand Va ley =. 3
Precinct No. 30-Timpas o.. o.. 3
Precinct No. 3i-Higbee =. =.
The delegates as above allotted
shall be elected by precinct primar.
les Said primari are hereby called
for and shall be held on Saturday.
March %. 1912, between the hours
Of . o'clock a. IN. and . O'Clock .. IL
az the call OF the precinct commit.
t"rmeu In each precinct
At said precinct primaries an op-
p1rtunity will be given all duly quail |
fled republican voters of Ot.ro eoun- |
ty 10 register their preference for |
presidential candidates TO be NOM |
mated at the republican natioyal con
yrntion to be- held In Chicago. June !
"a, 1912.
A. l.. STUBS,
Chairman Republican County Central
Committee.
Attest:
EARL W. HA8KlNS. Secretary.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-09
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COMING EVENTS

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, ton tprcsidentiai dclegatesl-
, March 27th, Colorado Springs.
Republican State Primary
, Assembly" ,stlte candidatesl
August LIST. Denver
Republican National Conyen-
tion--June 18th. Chicago.
Democratic State Conycn.
ton presidential delegates)-
April syth. Colorado Springs.
Democratic State Primary :
Assembly (sth'e oandidatcsl
August 2Sth. Pueblo. :
Democratic National Conyen.
tion-June 25th, baltimore.
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