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HESRICO TRANSFERS.
SIX Deeds Of RnrEnin ,nd G,
\ MOMnI lni. 10 6. GOO

Amounting 10 s. go
"lllan Catin. trustee. to Everct,
PerEinson.. lot ~ in section Il in the
plan Of Northampton. June I. 1915;
same 10 John j. Marlborough. ll3 2
side Avenue, fGj feet north OF Norm
Road May q. 1878. S575
Wcsthamntpn Heights Company to
Dora &. Garrison. JGXljh feet al mo
southeast corner Of Hampton and
Stuart Avenues, in WcsthaInpton
Heights. june S, 1915; $500.
Phillip J. Duke - ux. to Louis. pri5-
dell, "a acres or The Four MI. Creek
about eight miles below the CITY. Jun,
Z 1915; tax. Si.Tj. $40
T.. 6. Pollard, trustee, 10 y Z POL
lard, hve acres on iho New Markc,
Road. about seen miles below The city.
May 81. 1915 $l20.
T. $. Bruce. Jr to C r. Nuckols.
lots 3, 4. 3, c. = s. 3, 10. II, ~ II
and "a T. block @ III the plan 81 Non.
$40.
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neau. Homo runs-Amos. J. .r,,s,.,.
sacrifice hits. Robineau. Stn,cyn
3 1s5 peyron Tlnssloy' = Whitheld, LIebs
ers. J. Robincau (2). Hendricks Ely Ely
:. Tinsley. Double play-Amos r.
Jones CD. 1iits-ofr Slaughter, in
Napier. | In inning. Base on SniIsoll
on Napier |; off Harvey. g: off SIaugh
Yer. 4: Battcrs hit-by Slaughter 53I
l; by Harvey 4. Left on bases-Wppn5"hr.
All & Quarles, 8; Rountree- Cherrv
limo or gamc-1:45. Umpire-McIeyv
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COUNCIL SCHEDULE.

The following meetings of the Coun-
Gil and committees are called for this
week:
Monday-Committee on Streets. at
o'clock.
Tuesday-Regular monthly meeting
of the Board Of Aldermen at S o'clock,
and the Committee on Public Build :
inEs. Properties and Utilities at the
same hour.
Thursday-The Committee on Ordi-
nances is called for meeting at S
o'clock.
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HUsTINGS COURT. PART II.

Monday-The case that was set for
tr!a! to-day has been indefinitely post
poncd.
Wednesday and Thursday-Lelia G..
Wade vs. ]. G. McCrory Company:
Sands & Lewis, p O.: L. o. Wcnden-
burg, p, d.
Friday and Observation-Disclosures
Weekss administrator VS.. McAughcy
q: Van Dcren: Page Nunnally. p. O.;
Williams q Mullen, u. d.
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Clarke Spring. Wins.

In fast and excitin., game of ball
Clarke Springs defeated the Blue Bells
foth teams played big league ball, but
ne Clarke Springs boys punched their
runs. which put the game on ice Mason
Pitchcd a Inc game, allowing only three
nits. Dick' Miller. for the Blue Bells.
nlso pltched good ball, allowing only
ana not issuing n single free pass. The
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Patterson. p. d. II. McDonaid vs.. vs..
"a: Naams EXpress Company: Z: w.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fhaase Beckh VS.
William b. West ct ais; Lcake &
Buford, y. q.
Saturdny-Charlcs Ii. worden, re-
ceirer. va. Southern Misunderstanding
Smith X Gordon, d. a
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COURT CALENDAR.

The following are the cases set for
trial In the various courts this week:
l.. q. is tho abhreviat!on for the
term pro que rente, which means for
the plaintiff.
T. ID. is the abbreviation for the
tho 0efendnnt
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CHANCEnY tIsILsAsE DEEDS.

Three Rclc:.sc Deeds, Amounting
to S2,SSO.
a. j. Chewning ct Ill. trustees, to
Martha NJ Swcete, LINGO feet north
west corner of Catherine and Hancock
Streets. May 81, 1915; S6l2
Same to same. the same property
described next above. May 81, 1915;
$l.56S.
peterborough Lamb ct al. trustees
to NJ. Fisher, l9X165 feet north line
Marshall Street, 90 IL feet east of
Twenty-fourth Street. June A. 1915:
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summary: Two-basc hits-Crowdcr.
Thrce-base hits-G. Miller, Blcr.rh.
Stolen baScs-lloward. Quarlcs l.. Tim
mons CD. 1Iits-off Miller. in . In
nings: Off Mason, 3 in innings Bases
on halls--on Mason. l. Battcrs hit-by
Mason, i. struck out--by Miller, .; by
Mason, Z. Left on bascs-Clarkc
Springs. 4; Blue Bells. 4. Time OF game,
l:2j. Umpire, Mr.. Morgan
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Summary: Two-basc ht-Broderick.
Thrcc-basc hit--Sncllings Home runs
--Hrccdcn 90. Stolen bases-Lcmmer
t3). Shakclford. Frederick CD. David.
Strothrr. i in 4 Innings: Off Drcmellcr.
s in > innings; or Frederick. in .
innings Base on balls--off STROLLER.
II: off Drummcllcr. |: off Brodcrick |.
EATERS hit-by Limmcr (Strothcr).
struck out---by Drummellcr. 3; by
Frederick, IL.
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nnrk NIna

Burk & Co defeated Richmond
Electric. Company on tho Southsdc
out game by the score OF S to 3
3: Jones put up a star game for
Burk at second base, accepting twelve
two hits
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One OF tho prctticst games played at
byrd Park was played yesterday be
tween PortncrS and lIombrucos. the
former winning by the score. . to
The game was hard fought from
start to finish. Portncrs won out i'm
third was sensational. and N.,pier's
pitching was of the highest order
Flanagan also pitched Il good game.
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limo Floyd Avenue. 70 feet west of
Auburn Avenue. Juno 4, 1916; $3.50.
HENRICo DEEDS OF TRUST.
Four Deeds of Trust, Anon,
tn S3O32

Four Deeds of Trust, Amounting
to S3,o32.25.
Everett Parkinson to William Cat.
lin. trustee. lot II In section Ii in the
plan of Northampton. June {. 1915;
Same to a. o. Hancock, trustee. lot
northampton. June I. 1916: s63725.
:, John j. Marlborough to William Cat
west side of Moss Side Avenue, 465
feet north of North Road. May %,
c. Il. Nuckols to John NJ. Purcell.
trustee. lots 3. 4, s. 6. Z, s. Q. 10. II,
II. 13 and IA in block Q in the plan
Of Monument Heights. June 8. 1915;
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IT. c. Wright Wins.

II. s. Wright defeated the Jones
Bros. in n slow and embarrassing game
Mt Broad Street Park yesterday, tho
contest going only four innings, by
the score of 10 TO 0. The game was
called by agreement and will be de-
clded later. The batting OF Lutte and
kendlcr. with the pitching Of Riley fea-
turcd for H. s. Wright. Tho score:
II. -. WrIrhf.
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Bells Bible Glass defeated Battery
Court yesterday in Il game marked by
heavy hitting on the part of the Bible
Glass When the end came the score
stood Bells. IL; Battery Court, 3.
Tho Bible Glass was handicapped
by tho absence OF it's regular pitcher,
but It's star shortstop. Frederick. was
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by tho
clerk of the Hastings Court yester-
day as follows:
Edgar Cary Upshur and Mary Blair
Carneal.
Luther Roach and Mnude Thomp-
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
How They stand.

"HCTC They tiny Next SRfUrHON.
smith Grocery VS.. Woodall-Q uarles,
It Clarke Springs.
Blue Bells VS.. Duplex. at Byrd Park.
II Floyds.
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Duplex defeated Smith Grocery yes
tcrday in Il tcn-inning game BY tho
score OF to q. G.. Walton and c.
lsollins were the stars Of the Smith
Grocery. the former getting two three
sackers, and the latter getting three
SINGLES out of five trips TO the plate.
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LAW AND EQUITY COURT.

Suit was instituted In the Law and
Equity Court yesterday by Charles
So. 900 damages There was no declara-
ton flled.
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PLUMBING PERMIT.

permit was issued yesterday by
plumbing Inspector Landcrs to Penn
berton " Benson, for Mrs. Munford
lob East Cary Street
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Fulton won It's ninth straight game
by defeating Norwood, and still leads
tho Central League. Wilcox starred in
the box, striking out thirteen men.
Fulton meets IL s. Wright next Satur-
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Totals .....3O S 81 1:
RiClimOnd Electric

L =
Richmond Elec oO01O1 Of o.
Summary: Two-hasc hits-Burruss
=; Jones. Wise: stolen bases-Ea st.
h - fnS TonSy; WinEo: D. ZONES Johns
Wise. Struck out--by NIingo. .: BY
Waymack, 6. Struck out-by Fl. Jones
4. Base on balls-hv Wingo, 5: by
Wavmack. s. by H. Jones. Q. Umpire
Holland.
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Standing of the Clubs.


Norwood VS.. Bells Bible Glass, at
Fulton Park. Umpire. Jordon: scorer,
WorSham.
Fulton vs. II. 6. Wright. at Harvey
Park Pmpirc, Via: scorer. England.
Jones Bros. VS. Battery Court, at
Erookland Park. Umpire, Scott: scorer.
MAYS.
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=, summary, Two-base hits-H. Rollins
M4hsiHi. Three base hits--G. Walton
- ~: sacrifice hits-Wiltshire stolen
Whitfield. 4: by Rollins, 2 H atterys
nn, nrr Wyr koliinss l.: by Whitfield. 2; by
IL; by Whitfield. 10. Wild pitchnas.
,WNnltncld. Time of game, z hours.
empires Messrs. Edelblutc and Russci
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Zones Hros. :................ Q
Summary: wo-base hits-Kendler.
Home runs-Ashcr, Michels. Stolen
bascs-B. Williams, Lutte (2). Bases
on balls-off Riley. 3; off Curran. l.
Struck out-by Riley, I; by Apple, 3;
by Curran, 2.
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Sleeper to Clifton Forge
Lynchburg and Natural Bridge
Go

Commencing Monday. June IA. James
River Line Train leaving Richmond
Sis p. NJ. daily except Sunday will
carry sleeper Richmond to Clifton
Forge via Lynchburg and Natural
Bridge. Connects at Balcony Falls for
Lexington, Va.
Returning. sleeper will arrive Rich
mond $50 a. NJ. daily except Sunday,
open for occupancy Lynchburg o:3O
P. NJ.
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RICHMOND LEAGUE
Stnn,Iing of the CIu,,.
Where They Play Next Sntur,,o
POrfnrrs Win.

Portncrs vs.. Burt. ut Byrd Park.
Richmond Electric VS. IIombrucos
1t South Side Uwo gamcs).
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NOnntree-Cherry Lonc

i, Wood2lI Il Quarles. by fast playing.
10 TO o. The pitching of Slaughter. for
M ,n9 Winners. was z feature. allowing
ohiE Iour hits The score:
WOOdnlI & Qunrlcs
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday,

Fulton. 6: Norwood. 3.
H. :. Wright, 10: Jones Bros a.
BELLS Bible Glass. II; Battery
curt. 3.
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c,,,h Inc burks have strengthened t,.,
min, by adding some of the Old 'I nn +
nivn III iayers TO their team. and viii
nonors. hus1ie Tor tho
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Stolen bases-Bamr. a. Burch, Dunn.
E Ee Sos b pn ba, r. IR5nreh. H. Wells
{. Napier. 8. Struck out--by Flanna-
gan, z; BY G. Napier I. Unlpirc-Big-
bic. Nttcndancc-7OO
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,non,, *; Lowry, manager OF tho p,o,
e or o Electric Company. is on the trno,.
70 give the Hombrucos 4 sur prI,inlses
'heir double bill next Saturdav 'se IN
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~ FRANK Bigbie umpired one n, .,
nes. Eaincs seen on tho amatcnr al, IN
- oi this season in the Portnnr u a,a,,
Park. "ii"ir At Byrd
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collector of Taxes. City of Richmond
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25

farmed the sixteen acres. He grows
bests. cantaloupes. alfalfa and some
small fruit Five acres Of beets have
avenged for the eighteen yeaFs. IL
tons 70 the acre. Five acres II can
taloupes have averaged $l25 70 the
acre for eighteen years. His best
gross yield in one year brought him
$3.50 from eleven acres. His best
crop Of beets was 27h tons per acre
for fives acres. His best cantaloupe
crop brought ssOe from five acres.
On one half acre Of fruit he made
&e4O one year.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
N. n. w.,A~.

The Riverside Poultry Farm 10 sit.
uated on the outskirts Of North Il
Junta and comprises 10 acres Of
ground. The owner 10 II. D. walker.
He has NO other business and devoess
all his time TO the breeding and care
Of white Leshosn chicksas. He has
five hen houses holding 100 hess
each. 500 hens bsing the aumbsf b
has kept over the wtntes. He 10 at
present receiving . income Of over
IS per day from the eggs gathered.
liis equipment for ralsins chicks 70
complete In svssy detail. He hss .
basement With five ineubatoss. with
= capacity Of 900 eegs each. After
Matching. tho chicks are tsansfefreA
10 = large broodss houss. equipped
with IN oil stove aad other convent.
snccs. which he's room for 1909
young fowls at oaee. Aitsr bslns
kept here for . shost tine they are
then Transferred b tAe Deas. from
which they have ire aeesss 70 ths
farm. most Of which b II alfalfa and
other greea feeds.
~. walker kssos asehlns ~ ~
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
). II. shsl..

J.. II. Shulz was twenty-thres years
OF age when he left his native coun-
try OF Germany and emigrated 10
America. He first went 70 Illinois
where he iNm.ined two years. work
ing as q mason. In 1869 he came 70
Colorado and fourteen years ago
purchased the splendid 50 acre farm
on which he now resides. Just out
side the limits Of North La Junta-
He runs the farm and has brought
II to high state Of productivity and
It Ii equipped with good farm
house and 4 barn. His crop report
for 1914 follows: Wheat. 10 acres:
yielding 20 bushels per acre. From
IL acres Of sugar beets be obtained
$50 per acre. or about lS tons.
Twenty acres were In alfalfa and
about two acres in an orchard. He
has twenty head Of horses and sey-
eral cows. Mr.. Shulx appears 70 be
highly pleased with his farm and IL
returns.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
). G. wa.hbsrs.

Mr.. washburn has been farming
in this section for twenty years.
coming here from Illinois. His resi-
dence and home farm lie Just out
side the limits Of North La Junta.
Several miles farther east he has
two farms OF 100 acres each which
he rents. One tract Of 100 acres
was operated last season by w. C..
Worman. Twenty acres Of wheat
on this place made an average Of %
bushels per acre. Fifty acres were
In alfalfa and produced $50 tons.
Nineteen and one-half acres were In
beets and the money received from
the factory for the crop amounted to
sl.907. or almost 500 per acre.
The beets averaged nearly 20 tons
per acre and brought $500 per ton.
Two loads testing . higher percent
age OF sugar brought $3.50 per ton.
Another 100 acre tract. farmed BY
Grant Walters. produced II tons TO
the acre. Of which there were IL
acres. Thirty acres OF wheat made
81 bushels per acre. Tho balance
of the tract vas in alfalfa.
The home farm OF 100 acres II
farmed by Mr.. washburn himself.
Over so acres II In alfalfa and he
has ls acres In fall wheat. He also
raised II acres OF cantaloupes. Al
though the market for melons was
no good last year. Nr. Washburn
informed Us that he usually clears
from $40 To $50 an acre net. off his
cantaloupes and he has grown them
for number Of years.
Mr.. Washburn II . member Of the
board Of directors OF the Fort Lyon
Canal System and IL very we'll sat
isfied with his location under that
canal.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
l.. O. t;rasas.

L. o. Orogan. Of Rocky Ford. has
farmcd llh acres for three years.
His crops are beets. cantaloupss and
alfalfa. Eight acres Of bssts have
averaged ~ tons 70 the acre each
year. Three acres Of cantalouDss
have averaged 200 crates 70 the aess.
Ons-siehth acrs Of grapes have AZ
erassd i.soo pounds each season.
His best crop Of bssts vas - toas .
the acre. 400 crates Of eaaealoupes
aad 3.eoo pounds of Gsaseo.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
WEST or LA JUxTA.
". u. X~'e.

w. d. Neale has owned . ten acre
farm for five years. He says: 1T
had been rented for . number Of
years and I had 10 rebuild the soil
with manure which ! hauled from
town. During these years ] have
grown cantaloupes principally. Ny
yield has been two hundred crates
per acre on tho average. have
cleared close TO . hundred dollars an
acre every year on cantaloupes, and
one year ! cleared two hundred dol.
lars IN acre when prices wcrc extra
good. ] have also grown string
beans for the Denver market. They
fertiltsed the soil and brought mo
good profits. ! cleared $500 on .
half acre Of beans one year. This
year grew sugar bcsts for the first
time. They made 1871 tons per
acre and I received 500 per acre for
them. The man Who IL not afraid
70 work can do we'll on . small tract
heas Rocky Ford"
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25

all. and al showing . flouslahlng
growth. He u also buildins : poad
Of fifteen acres Which ~ espeete %
stock with fish. Whsa thsso In
provements are complslsd aad .
handsome residsnes erected. be win
have one Of the finest plaess IN The
state.
Mr.. Holbrook made over 500 IN
acre from his cantaioupss last ssa-
son. having In fourteen acres. li!s
melons were sold direct to the Hsr-
Wy House system with whom be
lad q contract.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25

pure bred White Lsghosns and IN
formed ~ that he made a average
profit Of $40 per month from his
venture. His SUCCESS in this busi-
ness Is conspicuous in consideration
Of the failures that many people have
made Of poultry raising - the only
source Of income. but % he Informs
us. II requires constant care and At
tention TO small details.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
r. Y. Noeshern.

r. Y. Northern. Of Rocky Ford. has
farmcd 10 acres for five years. His
crops are cantalo6pes. apples and
cherries. His three acres OF can.
taloupes have averaged SiSe.ao an
acre for the five years. In 1919 two
acres Of cantaloupes produced s7l
crates which brought el.ss. . total
OF sSs2.7s. In two successive years
one acre Of cherries produced 1900
gallons. Ills best production Of ap.
pies was 1900 boxes from 900 trees,
which yielded $1,000.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
}. W. silvershor..

Mr.. Silvcrthorn farms 200 acres
ON the O'Neil ranch. nine miles east
Of La Junta. Forty acres were In
bcels last year. Thirty acres Of
this produced ~ tons per acrs and
the remaining 10 acres produced 10
tons per acre. Fifty acres we're In
alfalfa aud produced about three tons
per acre. Sixty acres Of oats pro-
duced 20 bushels pr scre. He also
had acres of milo maize that did
well. and Is acres Of cantaloupes.
His stock equipment consists Of
enough horses 10 farm the placs and
nine head Of cattle.
Although Mr.. 6ilverehosn has been
here only one year be V we'll Dlsased
with the success Of his years efforts.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
n. A. Hall.

II. A. Ball. OF Rocky Ford. has
farmed fourteen acres for six years.
His crops are cantaloupes. sugar
beets and alfalfa. His average yield
Of beets for the six years has been
- tons TO the acre. In 1913 his
average was ?? tons to the acre. His
cantaloupes have averaged him $3.50
TO the acre. In 1919 he received
$3.50 from five and one-half acres.
He grows alfalfa only - rotation
crop.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
,. a. whecloek.

J. A. Wheelock. OF Rocky Ford.
has farmed 80 acres for four years.
raising beets. cantaloupes. alfalfa
and cucumber seed. His beets have
averaged l7h tons for the four
ycars. His best crop was an aver
age OF 21A tons. His average yield
Of cantaloupcs Is $50 crates to the
acre and his best crop was 400 crates
to the acre. His cucumber seed av-
erages 500 pounds to the acre and
his best crop was 500 pounds. Ills
best hay crop was six tons.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
M~. Le~sse H. Vernon.

Mrs. Leslie II. Vernon has rented
her ranch for the past three years
crop rent. Her share has never
amounted TO less than $40 per acre.
One year she received $545 rent from
seven acres Of cantaloupes. Twenty
two hundred crates were sold off
the seven acres that year. One year
she realized $500 from one and one
fourth acres OF apples.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
=. g. n.l,.y.

.. .. Bailey. Of near Rocky Ford.
has Sasmed eleven acres for eighteen
yeass. 0ix yssrs ago 10 bought an
etAee flve aerss aAl has slasel
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25

A. viii b sesa iron Tie abeve.
Il 10 not the grower WITH Tie largesl,
or the one With Tie smallest aere-
age. that gets Ne bsst results. TIE
three factors that eatse largely b
producing the .best rssults b god
land. . reasonable ano1nt oe water.
and the man bshind he Dlow. TIE
last factor b not The lsast b. any
means. While The above = Q eood
showing. ths gsassal average foe all
beets harvested Was aDDgesinaesly
twelve tons psf aess. o. betasr than
$50 pr acre for Over ~ tAeussad
acres Of beets.. What eeop shows
up bsttsrs he sugar eenpany's
new coatsaet = cot eoe 1915. e =
the sane - ~ eae llrst put eat Tor
1914. vis: vivs cellars ~ ~ Sse
aii. tests tsstias twelve ~ esat -
sixtses ~ ceak aa1 eG.ee See ~
tea ~ esat ssl %. An inlieaA1sas
Deont - . vesy natog1al lnogoano y
aRoaOe ere 1914.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
solm SUGAR nEIIf RnooaDs.
stalsuasat sAowiag Rssssa 1Als
6easoa q 6one 0goWaGD - -
Holly sssar Conpany.

gar Company, swink factory. for the
season Of 1914. with total acreage
grown and delivered and amount re-
ceived per acre:
Received Ovsr el10.O0 pr Acre.
Acres
Burkett. r. W.. Bone. Colo.,. 1900
Reoslved Over $1,000 pr Aese.
Johnson. L. n. Avondale. :. 1890
Janetta. H. Pueblo. o.......... 500
Received Over eloo.eo pr Acre.
Campbell. J. c.. Rocky Ford. .l7.s7
Caldwell 4 Burnet. Rocky Ford 500
Goff. 8. D. Rocky Ford. .31.00
Hayo. Frank E.. Rocky Ford. 5000
Morrison win. Rocky Ford. 5000
Perkins. J. H.. La Junta. 80. 7.l3
Donise Giuseppe. Pueblo. 49,. 200
Kittinger. I. O.. Pueblo. ...... .ll.00
Kline. John. Pueblo. ........ TOO
Macalusa. Nick. Pueblo. 1900
O'Neal. Clyde c.. Pueblo. 80. 800
Prutch. Sam. Pueblo. 1000
Received Over 5000 pr Acre.
Grimsley. J. c.. Rocky Ford. $50
Johns. c. W.. Rocky Ford. :. .1s.ss
Ferguson. B. g.. La Junta. -. $50
Nakamota. X. Swink ...... .ls.40
Tanabe. NJ. Swink. ..17.s1
Harver. Fred. Boone. 1000
Grant. Edward. Avondale. :. 5000
Klaus. Adolph J. Avondale. 5000
Blunt. r. W.. Pueblo. 49,. .lA.00
Knittlc. w. e.. Pueblo. 1890
O'Neal, J. E.. Pueblo. ....... TOO
Received Over 5000 pee Acre.
Enderud Bros. La JuntA. 5000
Estep. 4. L.. Ia Junta. $500
Everatt. Z. n. La Junta. 80. 500
Hansen. R. L.. Ia Junta. -. 1890
Hartzler. J. W.. Ia Junta. 5000
Headwick. w. NJ. La Junts. 5000
Lyons. Chas. T.. La Junta. !. 1000
Lance. Orvall. L. Junts. 80. 800
Mennointe SAINT. Ia Junta. :. .Se.3s
Rose. r. n, Ia Junta. 80. .13.Sl
Rebcr. Geo.. La Junts. ....l3.3s
Luginbill. A. J.. La Junta. 5000
LuGinbil. R. c.. La Junta. 1000
Higgins. Jas. La Junta. 5000
shults. J. H.. Ia Junta. ..... Dts
winey. 8. O.. Ia Junta. .....37.lo
Baxter. q. H.. Rocky Ford. 80. 7.3S
Banman. J. r. Rocky Ford. .13.eo
Shelton. B. A.. Rocky Ford. 1880
Smith. o. A.. Rocky Ford. .3S.3S
Smith. N. J.. Rocky Ford. >. $3.50
HaSr. R.. 0wink. k............S $3.50
Quasi. Geo.. 0wink. k......... Sass
Quasi. Frits. Swink. ....... $3.50
Kuromigs, H.. Swink. 1850
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Il 10 not the grower with he larBsse,
or the one with Tie smallest aere-
are, that gees tho boot roDulto, The