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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
Health Failed.

During the past few wears n, health
has bccu gradually falling. His mind
continued bright. however, and As see
rotary of the good roads commi ssion
Huj Of the last two state fairs. he
wa active until few months before
his death.
Nlr Rowe : lite has marked him as
one Of The iDpu whose "euiuS for or
..sulIstion. together with iirelcss in
iUstry. have made Utah great com
monwcslth instead Of a barren waste.
Besides his widow. Mrs. Hanna Fran
els Rowe, who was associated closely
with her husband in his successes. rs
adviser and often q actual partici-
pant. Mr.. Rowe il survived by son
and four daughters. The son is Lo-
rcrzo ". Rowe of Corinne, Utah. The
dauchicrs are Mrs. l.. j. Smith. Ms.
Walter r.. Madison and Mrs. Amy
Rowe llout2 Of salt Lake, and Mrs.
y y Greene OF Spokane, Wash.
Funeral services will be held al tho
Eighteenth ward chapel, corner OF \
street AID Second avenue, az IL
clock Friday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
CONTINUE ROOMING
HOUSE INVESTIGATION

The "rooming house bearing was
continued before the city commission
yesterday forenoon and afternoon. and
all cases were taken under advisemcut.
Mrs. Grace T. Mettlcr, matron Of the
girls detention home, aud Mrs. T. T.,
Shepard. state president of the ". G.
T. L., were the principal witnesses dur
lug tho forenoon. Bessie Price, a room
ing house prOprietrcss, was served with
a warrant charging the use Of abusive
language against Mrs. Mettler after the
adjournment Of the hearing. Tho war
rant was served by Detective Hugh l..
Glenn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
RAILROAD MEN N
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT

Tue nrsi game Of the billiard fo,,-ns
mont thnt v being conducted by the on
tertainmcut committee Of The Ira nsno- =
taNon club WIS pinyed last night Ther.
VIII be nttssn games in the ,o.ir,a-nen+
40 II is expected 20 HntSl nsx- week
an1 ono esch Saturday AFTERNOON. II ire
playeTs can y. srsenblcd According TO
tnO eche6nic. "
ilnsl enhiinnticn contests for tho pool
tournament were siro started is.. T,tsSs
" IS expected that they Will be dnishsd
uuS week Ma mes OF The dIfre-Snt
playoTc Will rot 90 p-lbtFhsd until IN.
cln-~ or the conter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
Holdup Sunpocta Arrestnd

Pound srTnel with loaded revoiv.r-
and provided with mask rnado f-osr
TIC lining OF a coat ard tied ar tho eudg
~ith hobby bt-. OF baby ribbon. for fast
oning II about the head. Julian Held 10
years OF axe. printer. and gam Siea
"a, a lsnorcr wcr. arrested as suspesteS
holdupe in their rooms at I29 wost Sec
ord South street last night bv Ser
scant Seiefus and Pat-olmen Thomson
and Grlniths. grip 'ull OF tobacco and
p watch we're found "a the room. II Ia
cxp@c7"d that TIC Identification o: tho
watch will nx upon thc Young Mon thc
Eui!t Tor al least on" ~ tl. numerous
l'oidups of the past several nights. Tie
ceroeoncd mssA vac founI on He'd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
Zion Will Be BUSY.

As soon as this leglsla,,on &.
Il is currently reported tS., 'gs'
VIII come forward with a prors. Ss 4
meut; This amendment Hpe viii n ~
10 take the control OF Tho Ilon % etz
power out OF the hands ~ 80. Aa,t
courts and place 81 exclus,v.,. 20
city authorities. The blii VI
amendment, while having h.ss @ ~
somewhat widely, has no, or osr,1
drafted. "'' W
The Municipal league n, r,,, :.
pared its legislation throush -
tee appointed by II. TIN, 10
consists Of the following. TNsN'
Burton. chairman. Neph7. c.a.
Jensen, Mount Pleasant. "
Logan: Jacob Coleman, pror,. U
Parker, American Fork. DilrU..,, Dil. ~ q
ley, Mentl: j. ri. Mcdonald l uSi. " Y
n. j. Bates. Richflcld; w. rs.- =
vor city: William j. Low. Rrss.L- !, :
In the first place, the lssrs. !. Y
put the blind pig" out of husIr..s
alleged that, under the pressn, i,v =
is shipped into dry territory cons,,,.,
persons giving Fictitious mama. :, 3
these persone obtain the oor.s..l
upon the presentation Of ibe t5,..-
tton company's receipt. II IA ~.
posed OF In "blind DIpu,.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
COMPLAINT IS MAZE =,
OF SHIPPING CHaw

NEW YORK. Jan. es--hse "a -
rates between thls ciy T,sl 9
Mississippi. Colorado ard ard, 4 e
hirh that a cheaper noInyS 20 ~
merclia ndise IL wa wote, " trss 9.
Savannnh and thonco 70 ..,lros -. =
mentioned. according 70 -, DE-
10 Inc interstats ocniine'''
here TO-DAY. .,,.o nsr1.'
St Louis and ChlcasV codnrn<c Il
10Y Through fates .oAo 70 sH T.
IN Mississippi So'p' yn-s Gs5
gs3org ShoTSss 10 5n9sf rip 81 TO &c aI',.si 20
ate ,,ir that Ia effect is ,oes.
New York ptposn-rn!s.asr. =
yySe.stisatins. yS. The Merelig1@lS's Ter. ig1Sl's.i .
OF New York made The i' bsssn
and taking OF TESTIMONY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
Nineteen New BARRIERS.

The following have passed the e1amina-
ton OF the state barber examiners and
will be given licenses 10 practice: Salt
G. Crawford &. r. Glow W r. Eils-
worth. Bert Hawkins. J. King. s. Katada.
A, La gopoulog, OTson Miller. Jam nes
Mourkekos, ]. SeTa, ]. w. Hughes and
i. l.. Burrows. Richmond-Jamss Bren-
nan. Garneld-Charles Eckengs. Deg
eret-E. 4. HouEendobleT. Tremonton-
william Lutbi, Monros-F Mertiniea
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JUDGE HILTON WILL.
DEFEND ELMER DEWEY

TIE trial ~ Elmer Dewey. chzrr.d
With murder IN tho nrst degrec. viii he
S7n In the district court February Is
with Judge Hilton o. Denver as cou-,
re- Tor the dsfens-. Judge Hilton ia re
iusmoere1 D. res ron 81 his slIcc.r.rui
defense % Alfred Sor,rs sen, u-ho wa sc.
Quilted OF the murder of Thomas Nc
ellis
Dewey - charged with the murder os
Police Sergeant Iohr Vrnrv TorDs,or
nc va found guilty as Charged hu, Oh
'atncJ new ;r.ai on spVssl 10 the DIS
irict cpurf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
PIONEER UTAH SHOE
MANUFACTURER DIES
William Henry Rowe, FOUL
der of First Shoe Factory
in State, Passes Away.
A rlRELESS WORKER
Participated in Development
OF Many Industries and
Projects in Salt Lake.
rIRELESS WORKER

William Henry Rowe, - years OF
spe. pionecr shoe manufacturer OF salt
l.aho. secretary OF the last two state
fairs aud of the good roads couimis'
siou, died az his home. - First ave-
nue.. Yesterday afternoon At $50 o clock
of general debility.
Mr.. Rowe was born in Portsmouth,
England. February II. lS4l. In carly
life he learned the art of shoe manu-
featuring, first working with his father
and later As an employee and manager
of larger factories than thc one op-
Grated By hi- father in Portsmouth
Ilc came 20 salt Lake in 1873, and
Tor four wears was employed as 2
salesman n. aud later aS foreman OF,
the shoe department o. the T.. {. NJ. l..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
MCORNlCK'S BANK
STOCKHOLDERS ELECT

Tns adjourned annual stockholders
meeting OF Mccormick & Co, bank erg.
Tas held yesterday, resulting In The cIcc.
tlon OF the following officers: President
W. s. Mccormick; vice presidents D. 9,
lacking and l.. Il. Mccormick: csshier,
:. a. Whitney; assistant cashier. II. l..
Couely. These. With the exception OF
Mr. Concly. and the following, form the
directorate: G. NJ. McNoiIl, James A.
Pollock, Charles Hayden. New York city
Spencer Pcnrose, Colorado Springs: K. W
Salisbury i. J. Hagenbarth, r II, Cut
Ter &. w whitley
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
POOR MILK IN
THREE CAFES
Samples Tested by Health De,
partmeut Fall Below the
Required Standard.

Eight samples Of milk taken from local
dairies and tested BY the bact oriological
department or tho board OF health yes
terdaY show three samples 10 be far be-
low the lawful standard OF butterfat and
the standard Of total solids. The sam
ples that fail TO moet requirements were
laken from the Occidental cafe, the White
Way cote and tho Mamma .tan cafe. The
standards OF tho health department call
for SO per cent buttsrfat, u per cent
colds and not more than 500. 900 bacteria
count, Following Is the result OF ,hc
,to tegt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
SONS OF REVOLUTION
WILL HAVE BANQUET

The annual banquet Of the local Sons
Of the American Revolution will be
held at clock tonight in the Hotel
be POSTMASTER II is expected that
about 100 will be present Among the
speakers will he Major R. ". Young,
whose subject has not bscn selected: /:
Governor Spry, on "Our Common
wealth." John Dern, on Germany
It's Contribution 10 Americn;' Colonel
James A. Irons, on "Old Hickory and
Washington, and Tilmau D. John
F1u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29

According 70 a dispatch from Washing
ton, tho Increased operations OF the post
oiIice department due 10 the parcel post
viii necesstate tho revising OF plans for
proposed postofficc BUILDINGS and addl-
tions to some. The local postal authori-
ties have not been informed that the Salt
Lake Dostoftice win be extended They
say they do not consider any additions
here necessary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
No Contagion in Six schools,

The district nurses oI the health de-
partTuent began yesterday 70 carry out
the new schedule or school Inspection
They visited six schools during the dav
and found nothing IN the wav OF con-
tagon- Tho schools listed were. pup-
lar Grove. Jcne rsou. Riverside Ouequa.
Franklin and Jackson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
MANY at Y. NJ. q. a. ~ -

dav night Bible reahins lsrss -
The Y. vi. c. \. vas a. A. orssns n
as as az any time since ces,e. me J.
ii III. class last Mover, Pc o'c,e .
who spoke at the reg"ls' Mv,ac
noon was gusst OF hon0''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
Started a Factory.

In March. 1877. be bought the Work
ing Mems Coop. and started shoe
factory. known a. the Big Boot ln
the fall o. 1873 his business was taken
over by the Deseret Tanning 4 Manu-
featuring company. and he was mndc
superintendent Of the largen business.
In March of 1879. the new industry
was amaigamatcd with the H.. [. NJ.
l.. aud Mr.. Rowe, continuing as su'
pcriutcndcut OF tho manufacturing de-
pertinent. began the development Of
what was tho predecessor Of the pres
rnt manufacturiug plant of the Il. G..
NJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
PARCEL POST
NOW POPULAR
Volume Of Business at Salt Lake
Office Compares FaYorably
With Other Cities,

Salt LakerS arc availlnc themselves OF
tho parcel post by mailing more than
5000 packages a week. In the amount OF
business for thie division OF the postor-
flee department the city Is holding It's
own. From January I TO January IS
16.tio parcels were received and 5000 IS
was spent for parcel post stamps. The
following are figures for the same period
from cities somowhat larger than Salt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29

Senator John F. Shafroth,
former governor OF Centennial
state, who is Salt Lake visi-
tor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
Will Be Buried Thursday.

Funeral serviceS for tho late William -
fTcebairn win bo held from the family
restdenoe, 2SsS South Seventh Eagt street.
IhurcdSs az , O'Clock. frionds are In
Vted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
Dr.. Bascomb Returns

Or. and Mrs. ?. 5. Boscoulb have re-
turned from a months ysit on the Pa
ciflc coa1t, the trip being taken for the
beHstt OF I-. Bazcornb'B health
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
LIQUOR QUESTION:
AS BANQU0's GIl|
So'ons' Who Prayed !.
Legislature Had Fini,b,
Tinkerins, Disappoints.'
NEW BILLS TO CONE /
Municipal League Of h
Behind More Arnsnt
ments in The Law.
NEW BILLS TO CONS

tn" hguor question Nj.
legislature Of 1911 wreyfIsd -, sh
d"oosIF Is to be reoponed g %
reopened there IL no ,cIlI,. ena \
happen Many OF the ,eg,.,1 I
cam came 10 ,he 1913 session tcrYsng,
that The liquor problem woula 10y =. NJ
kered with. and they on..,..
expressed themselves 10 ihsly ~ q
The first effort Ia cban. el,tt
law VIII be made TO-DAY ws. 'et
be introduced In ono M ,ho h"sn ust
or several bills amending tb. vshta
TO meet the demands OF sns1,tp pfes'l Z
Ties. The legislation VIII hs III oe-,
behalf OF the Municipal lear. r.''e,n'st
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-18
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Mrs. N. N. esrnsroser. First Reader

Mt ,ol Colorado avenue. Sunday a,
II o'clock a. m. aud "Wednesday AT
80 y m Sunday school at 10
o'clock. Subject for January 18th.
Life
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-18
some MORE SHORT LocHls

Sir and Mra walter Dubres spent
this week Ia Denver MIR pubr""
Iaa returned to the city. but Mrs
Dubro- will remain a month or Two
IN Denver. under th" car" OF a
uhy.iclan. Mr. Dubrrc j. staying
al the wynue Hotel Ia Denver
Sir and Mrs l. y Y"iser, Of the
Nine Mlr country. Who have been
rcsdinE temporarily In Ia Junta for
a month or more. viii leave this
afternoon on No - for OSensboro.
Ey. for an extended visit. In the
hope that the change viii prove
beneficial 10 Mr Yeiser's health
Marshal wlenekc appeared on the
public thoroghfHros of La Junta this
week array-d In gorgeous new uni
form. and wc doubt sh"ther Solomon
IN all his glory Of purple and fine
linen would have any edg. ON him
0ie gives aNorygood Imitation of a
veal copper on the Broad~ay squad.
Mrs william Regan aud son. Earl
are spending today In Pueblo. Mr.
aad Mrs Reagan and their son "a
p-ct Ia leave early In February foi
tao months trip through the Pa
oitic coast states. They will nsi
Mrs, Regan's brother. Dr 4 l. Me
Donald. In San Francisco. and o,hel
relatives and friends In Sal, LAX,
CITY. Los Angcl.s. Portland an,
Seattle
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-18
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Howard ce,e's, easter.

The social evening of the N.iho-
dist Brotherhood Al the home OF
Judge Miller on Monday evening. was
Uue O. the tes, times of the sea
son TO those present som. thirty
i've Of the brothers we're on, and
after a brief business se~sion spent
que program OF entertainment which
kept up a constant furor- Of laugh
ter After an hour or more OF un-
qualified pleasure. refreshments were
served by Mrs. Miller. assisted by
Mr. Park Hyde aud Mrs. r. + /.
Jones. to the delight of tn. tooth
some taste OF tn. highly gratified
guests The brotherhood adopted the
ritual prepared by DR.. Day. vino
recently visited our city and hence.
forth the new members will be re-
c-iyed by It's form.
The first meeting OF the building
committee will be held at the par
sonage on Friday evening.
j. VI. Christine has been elected
superintendent Of the Sunday
School for the ensuing year and will
take up his work on Sunday
Las, Sunday evening tn. audience
again tested the old church's ca
pacity. as II glad of the better wealth
-r ". have been denied for two
weeks past
All services will be held as usual
next Sunday and all are laden with
an invitation to the public to at
tend.
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-18

Tho Tribune appreciates this *
preston OF approval and oonfidrno.
from a body Of men fia, stand for
th" highest and best things in life
as well as In this community. and II
j. our sincere hope tina, w. mas
never prove rocrcant To th. trust
II pallia'cs to some extent ns
agony OF mind We hay. suffer- on
account Of the caIstic and sager.
Criticism u some of tbs h,,niou,
of evil
The Tribune. however. does not
d''' rye TO be patted on the back
Tor doing what II thought va. righ,
II merely gave expression 10 an
opinion held by hundreds of good
citizens In this community.
In our opinion the use of liauor IL
dangerous to the morals. health and
safety Of the people OF any com.
munity. jus, as much 30 as It Is
10 that of any individual. and this
is not III" testimony OF an iuexp.ri.
enc.d novice. Booze is the pros.ni
tor and instisator Of all evil. and
there is no, a singI. good thing that
"nanates from it-not one Why
should II be tolerated.
newspaper to b. worthy II tn.
support and coniid.no. OF the best
citizens Of any community aud u
not tru. that the best are thos.
Who ar. should nave !
moral standard equal TO N. p.-opi.
whom 1t se"ks to serve. and never
b. pander.r In all of its aims
and purpo~"s II should stri,. fo,
thos. things that max. for d.c..n
~. and ei"va,. rather than drax
down
The Tribun. will always stand 10,
dry to~n-ln fact. as well A. IN
ham"-~ without fear or bou,
Of reward. Whether 1t pays or no,
u immst.riai. Their. In some sat
isfaction In knowing. even thouxh
there ar. thos. who doubt. that you
ar. honest and SINGER. I'm your h.
li-fs
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-18
Old vev JOIN Protective League.

Were you one Of those Who we're
fortunate enough 10 b~ invited n
Join the Mutual Prot-ctiv. L.sxn'
which vas organized "Wednesday syss
Ing II not you may b" invited yet
II %. don't hesitate. for II .. on"
n the b~ss oVpcs'srs'ies Ia r.s~iss
first claxs sd-q,rste rate Insurance
that has ever been Offered In Ia
Junta- In fact the only four p~r rent
legal reserve association d>'inr busi
meas on = frsi~rnsI ,~.i. Anv ons
iuvestixsiinx thsir plan slii sirsy'
Incur. or r-ocomm.Bd II ~ fhsis
friends.
\ few more s,s,d 0<sni,ers sbf
d~puiis.s sr" wanted fcf 'h~ -,r,fhern
District n insS,set~d. fsn mornings
~ ~ the ons,n bDps. IN The d~er,e,
MANAGERS. W.. soh Mrs f,.ixsf I'm.
t7 Cotorssss, ay~~ps
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-18
Ministerial eovavee-

Dear Mr. Editor We have ro,t-'
Nth deep qualification the stand maj
you have 20 frequently taken IN y-ulf
paper on questions of public NOR
Your recent uttcrance on the p,zF
ing Of a bar IN the Elks' Club Roo b
-as precisely what We have com %
expect from you. II was more app.
ciatsd because q this fac,
In your attitude on this and sIil-
lar matters you are discharEing rlH
true function of Journal IN this
community. The editor. II he
chooses to occupy II. has an Im.
portani place In moulding pubib SEN
ument In favor OF high moral
standard
May the great family Journal and
it, editor continue to flourish and
may II occupy a place OF increas 1z
importanc. in the community BE-
cause OF your fearlessnes. on quas-
tions Of public ~eil-being.
Yours In cooperation for every.
Thing tha, will make La Junis a
better town.
G, X. DANIEL.
Pastor Christian Chur,l
OTIS G. DALE.
Pastor Presby,erian Churrh
HOWARD GOLDIE.
Pastor Methodist Cinrrh
E. 4 CROOKS.
Pastor Reformed Presbyterian Church
EMANUEL PAYNE.
Pastor Baptist CburCh
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-18
ss,exsArs AND sovevers.

Since the first ct the year u
great family journal hAs beea u
r-c.lp, os a few bouquets intertniI
ed with various and sundry brics
bats. bu, not enough q the br.gk
hafs 20 TAX. away the bloon and peT
fun. Of the booqus,a The br .
bats have done 10 damage that
p@rcey,ibie 10 tIe naked eye. aui
1s are sure that the perfume o.
IL. boque,s eiIl hover srounc Cd
forever and day.
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-18
Rev. Felix Oily. Rector.

a m.-Low Mass and sermon IN
English: music and hymns by Saint
cecila's choir.
. a m-Bible class and Sunday
school In English: Mrs Ellen Guth-
rie o'Neil. superintendent
10 n. m.-iiiEh Mass. with sermon
In English: singing and orchestra by
Saint Patrick's choir
2;3o p m.-Suuday school In Span
lsh
> 20 y m.-Eosary aud benediction
of the Most Blessed sacrement
Everybody cordially welcome TO all
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-18
Tel.s1 PRESBYTERIAN esuaes.
o.is G. oa'e, Pastor.

ToLyo-roH II the second Annives-
.ary Of the service OF Mr.. Dale with
mis- c1uren he vin pr-Acn his An
nnNl sermon al IL a II. review
The accomplishments Of the church
during tzis time and outlining fn-
ture progress All nent>rs earnest
iy desired pr-s-nt
IL the evening be viii speak on the
ninth com mmxndant
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-18
Ns~ MsesSse t>ss', svss, Company

4 nwfnt~v of changes IN no~ pr ~-.
~ N 'h~ ,k,f'r sossr rorp~ry sc-r.
have b>~N msA~ ~ kcnoss "
Ssase~s~s,. e~-~rss ms.syer ~ a
esshss. s~~>rss sp~rm.~,s~,, n
|s~De vsv's. s,s~@Ins~,A~.. H,,ns,ss
~ eeeeA pAs"s. fos~ph 2. Hsye
~. Sssfiss S~Asser: sos~,n Rop
-. SUPERINTENDENT. Hsmv oss~v
~ ssssA~hssv. ~ r,swv y~srs n
|eeoeN seea~dtsa ~ t.ssy. Nm hss,
- ssDpsDssAsSsm N ~ ANN
gae = - 1eserss ~-sassnsy n
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-18
esPsss - Live Always.

Tue Ia Jsn'a Tribune ha. .s,~.
- ssoa 10 thiru.sosr,A year =
80 condition os visor tina, =
easosscss "a esssctst,ea q uv,.1
A.ass. m Cali sstesls eoss,,1r
see 49, Aeees ~ aatsespst,ure
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-18
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
0sojsmin Sean. Rector.

Services at this church are held
as follows: Holy Communion at 4 =
m.: Sunday school. 10 n. m: Morn
ing Prayer xt II O'Clock; Choral ey.
.ning service. 1880 p. m.
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-18
! ,e.oo. FINANCIAL seeosrs-
x.m,-Anoo.i Finsneisl Statement

The semi-anua3l report of the Sec
re,ary @. School District No IL.
O,.ro County. Colorado. June ~
1912 10 January J.. 1919
SPECIAL PtND RECEIPTS.
sy Balance July ]. 1919
Statement Of County
Treasurer 81 q, 81
gy Tax Collections
men, Of County Trras-
ur.r q 5si 81
80 Interest on Tax Col
leetioa. - Statement
Of County Treasurer 'sf %
Total 81 ~ s7
EXPENDITURES
Interest on warrant
Statement Of County
Trsa.nrer izs s.
Couniy TrcasHrsr's Fe-s
Statement Of County
rrea.arrr. sis So
Rebates Statement of
County Treasurer -. u %
Paid for Salaries. Teachers,
Substitute Teachers. Jani-
l'Drs. Clerks. Secretary.
Tniaut Officer .- -. 'i5 81
Permanent Improvements ol u
O,hsr Expenses lnclnf-
ing Fu"l. Light and Pow.
sr Water, Telephone Re
pain and Supplies and
Miscellaneous Expense / ~ %
Total Special Fund 1lg 5s1 -
GENERAL FUND RECEIPTS
by Balance July /. 1919 81 ~
By Apportionmeuts. . 2 o3s 90
Total. .. o.. .. .. 0s7 ls
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers Salaries oh. 0gi 50
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-18
SerEEnnUzi Financial Statement

Tho semi annual report Of the sec
retAry Of Union High School No.
one. Otero County. Colorado. June
20. 1912 10 January / 1918
SPECIAL FUND RECEIPTS
Iiy Balance July !. 1879
Statement Of County
Treasurer. .. .. .s $ 80 -
by Tax Collections State
ment Of County Treas
urer.. o.. .- OIL. .. o.. 10 zsi 10
by Interest on Tax Col.
i.c,ions Siai.mcn, Of
County Treasurer. o.. 321 a.
Other Collectors by See.
rotary Rents. Insurance.
Tuition. OH. . CO.. .. sss ..
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-18
All the Way erem Mon,,r.

u L. Taylor. Of Twin Rfldv.~.
Mont. writes I enclo.. you here
With 10 cents for which please .~od
me III. Tribun. for six month. I
ha," been reading the Tribune ,bn.
D~"d copy this winter and hav.
been impressed with It's moral ,os,r
and civic worth. k.cp the xnA
work going.
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-18
LIE Worth Living In This pr,,,e,

tn" Ia Janta Tribune has er,sr,l
o" 'ta thir'y.foarth year OF mls.s,e.
Ary 'abors and IL pro~perinr ~
'i''or and the dan dog ar. ~
W and contcat'si and lie 4. ~,,sh
living In that prtnssry. La. Anln.r
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