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Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11
Monday Bridge Club.

The Monday Bridge club, Of which
some OF the members were Mesdames
z. r. Swobe, Samuel Burns, w. d.
Hosford, A. L. Reed. T. L. Davis.
Glenn Wharton and Louis, Nash, has
decided not to reorganize, The con-
sensus Of opinion Is that there are
many things to do more interesting
chan 70 play bridge.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11

Thimble Club.
Mrs. j. p. Bailey will be hostess
OF the Thimble club at its first meet
ing Of the season next Tuesday after
noon,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11
ARTIST RENTS DWELLING.

Tease a Gilman have leased for the
Richardson Estate, represented by d. w.
Richardson. to Albert Steiner, artist.
the four story and basement dwelling at
l45 East T'hirty-sixth street, between
LeXiuston and Third avenues.
Douglas l.. Elliman 4 Co, have leased
for Miss Adele kncsland the hous at
l5o East SEVENTEEN street. purchased
recently by her through the same brok-
e-s. 10 William VI. Davidge of Johnson
X Higgins, II Is a -four story brick
'front.' American basement house. and
vas purchased to protect the light o!
Miss kree'aNd's new house abutting at
~ Fast Seventy-hrst street.
shaw * Co. nave leased for 4, u,
Rockwell, lr.. tine three story and base
ment dwelling at i25 West l23d street,
to Charity +. Banta.
b, Flanagan a. Son have lea sed the
house at l39 West SiXty-ninth stree,
Cor Mrs. Claire l.. Glave to Robert X
Thomas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11
OPER aTOR BUYs R'kLYN >ITE,

Daniel ". jackson has bought from
IN. Brooklyn Building and Material
Company the vacant lot At tie southeast
corner of Pi,kin avenue ana Chestnut
street. MIR. jackson is about To resell
/: to "A builder who will improve u with
a tive story taxpayer. herman Arms
was the broker.
Henry Pierson & CO. hgve sold '13
Park place, h.twsen SiAtlI and SrNclth
avenues. a three story dwelling or 30.
c0Xl0o. for the estate ~ John y Ns-
GOOD. Also SO sterling place. u.rr = NJ,
a,Cnu,, a three .to'H .upd basement
stone dwelling on lot aoNloo. tor J T..
M.rrick.
Charles l.. Rich-rson hts >Ild 70
Park place. between Vanderbilt and III
derhill avenues, = tire" story dwelling,
for ". l.. Scriptur' to nr William T..
Outcalt tor occupancy.
Saul e. Lavinc. president II th" Id-
vine Realty and Mortgage Corporation.
has sold the residence an lot goNlno o'i
| the south side of'Eighth street, b. feet
| west OF Prospect Park West.
r. A SchleS.ng has sold for Louis.
Bender the four family brick tenement
house at 2oli Ralph street. iidgcwood,
20 Jacob and Mari" Bicgel,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11
Compa rativel y
Little Money
Needed to Build
Charming Dutch
Colonial Dwelling
~...Simplicity of De-
sign and Cost
Chief Features

The Dutch colonial type Of dwelling
has much that will appeal 10 the home
builder Of refined taste but with linz
,,ed means II Is simple Of design. vet
"a cosey and home,ike in appearance.
Roland Baltimore If the onice Of
AyTnar Embury ID. describing the design
which he submitted IN THE suns coun-
try house competition recently said
'srhe house should be placed slightly
n the rear centre Of the lot. thereby
making more space for the garden and
lawn In the front, facing to the south
- that the main rooms will be sunny
ard cheerful for tho most paft OF the
DAY.
The foundation should ne either OF
sepne or concrete and the cellar floor Of
concrete with a finish coat of cement.
The under part OF the porches should
not be excavated. The cellar under the
main house and rear extens ion would be
ample space for the heater room. coal
bin, laundry and small storeroom.
THE chimney should be OF good. sound
common brick. all hues being lined with
terra Gotta fue lining. The fireplace In
the living room should have A brick
hearth, wind shelf and smoke chamber
lined with firebrt1k. so that a log fire
m.sht be built. Above the roof the
chimney should he furred out n GOV.
red with stuoco. with n row Of Sc
lec.ed common brick at tho top to &C,
a. Q cap.
The hoor beams should he :xs
inches. the rafters cxs inches and the
partition studding 2x+ inches. all OF
god spruce lumber.
All exterior wall surfaces should he
covered with North Carolina pine
tpngued and erooved slleathing, owe
which should be placed building paper
and wide pine ~clapboards, laid about
inches 10 the weather.
The entire ROOF surfaces should be
covered with ix2 inch spruce shinslt
strips. over which should be aid IS inch
cedar shingles IN random widths.
The walls and ceilings OF the rooms
IN the hrst and econ floors should ~
covered with gocd spruce lath fol
piastering.
THE bathroom and servants totle'
Z have placed over the kitchen sink
thereby making necessary only n line
Of plumbing. In the bathroom there
should be the three usual fixtures. IN
he servants toilet two. one sink II
te kitchen, one in the pantry and I've
wash trays in the laundry.
The house should be heated by a moi
air heater located In the cellar. iron
which risers should run 20 floor register:
on the iirsl floor and wall registers ot
the second floor.
The plastering should be 81 three
coat work. the last coat being trowe.lec
10 a hard white finish.
THE living and dining rooms should
have a plaster corrice extending around
the room.
The interior trim should be Of white
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11
SMALL FIREPROOF o q
HAS MANY ATTRACTIONS

The second design on this page Is the
work Of John Marshall Murray Of Nc
Kenzie, Voorhees, 4 Gmeiin's ofnoe. /.
Tho foundation and wallis are
twenty feet from top to bottom. Mr..
Murray said. Hollow side blocks should
be used. footings, walls and floors of
areas. cellar floor and window stills
should be az concrete. aSd with the ex-
ception OF foot.ngs should have cement
finish. The water table n porch
floors should be Of brick.
The fireplace should be OF selected
common brick. laid with raked Joints.
The hearth should De six By six. Of red
tile.
Exterior walls and exposed part OF
chimney should be finished with peb-
Bile dash stucco OF natural color. The
roofs should be shingled. stained a light
brown and rafter end painted TO match.
The exterior of window frames and
sash should be painted white.
Floors. roofs and interior partitions
should he Of frame construction. The
frsi floor should have An under
flooring OF = by 4 inch spruce. rhs
finish flooring and flooring for the
second story should be Of selected CONT
grain North Carolina pine. i by ia
inches. The attic should be f1oored with
= by , inch s?ruce dressed. Doors arc
trim IN the living rocn. dining room
and hall should be OF oak. Other trim
AID doors Il ne a-s. story should be ..
cypress. Trim on the second story should
be OF white wood painted white. Doors
should be OF birch. stained 10 initiate ma.
hogany. Bathroom should ave tile
foo and base, with cemen; wainscot !
feet high. Attic should be unfinished
and might he used for storage.
An window frames and sash should
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11
SO NEW HOMES FOR KINGS.
Plane Filled Last Week Estimate
rleir Coat a. a3ss,2SO.

Sixty-nine buildings TO cost 33ss,25o
were planned for Brooklyn sites last
weel:. Although there we're applications
sor fortv-fve more small dwellings than
1partment houses the cost Of the tene-
-nents exceeds the residences by about
sio,o"o Four tenements planned will
o>t 'l95. 900 forty-liue small dwellings
sli3.S00 and sixteen miscellaneous stIuc-
;ures s37.t5c.
\ $4,000 four-story brick. twenty
even family apartment will be erected
~ the west sldo OF WaShin gton aNenu
80 feet south OF Wtl'ouchhy venue by
'hc Mona Realty Company. y I'VE story
rick twenty-nine family apartment
1ousn 10 cost $40. 900 will he built by
he l.. II. Realty Company on the north
lde 81 Ninth street go feet west ot
Fourth avenue r. Williams will buil.l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11

MONTH IN
Country Being Reconstructed-.28,5 44
Projects Launched 80 Will Cost
$1O7, 900, 900 to Complete

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no,,,s ho,, 80 a.trs o,,r ,h. its
pnon,h - Ia, - 81. ,no row
r,u e. .,ou, . iargar n,,ch.r ~ ner.
u,,. Mil. .rrrv 80 -, ~, r,,or,s
.r1sr y,i,,.s 10, a ,o,r 400
rhara 49, os 90 ,.,r,i,s racord.d n,
,ao .,,iss T., ,I.,. ~ ;nrr...a ~ /. I
r.- sen, I'll H. ,.I,a 90 ,ha hriid.
~ n.,-,,,.d ,or s,an,s n,;r 80 az q
na. i c.r, y. ni IT, ruos,
MONTH hr,ln;na So hara,o,oro ~.
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ysr ~ 80 90 g.. 49, h.. w.
roraoa nnn,h VT, .n,
800, -. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11
OPERATORS SELL
UPTOWN FLATS
Brown Takes n Profit in the
Decentralization Markets
House in 6ith street.

Thomas T. o'Ee,llv has sold -or Fred
rrIrh Brovu tic modern tenement on
plot 5uSlUo at -" West I9lst street to
u client for Investment, This property
vaS purchased last weel Icy Mr. Brown
from the builder. John i Bovland, in a
..alo Tor lot un West l?9d street. Tn.
resale was for cash and gave Mr.. Brown
4 good profit. Thr property was held
AZ $4,000
luhu r Wall has sold for William n.
Fitzpatrick the two five story newly reno
waited tgu,mcuts at 49, and 49, West
Thirtic'h street 10 sadie z. Woolson OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11
DEMAND AN APPRAISAL.
Realty Board Want Properties IN
West side Improvement valued.

The Real Estate Board has sent p
resolution 70 the Board OF Estimate to
the effect that H. is not satisfied thzA
tho appraisements contained In the -.
port Of the Port and Terminal commit
tee of the board as TO the value Of the
property OF IN" New York Central Raj.
road Company and Of the property OF the
city Of New York. which are the basis
for the proposed exchange, represent the
best expert real estate opinion IN this
city. The Real Estate Board deems "
In the public interest that tho city au-
thorities exercise tho same business pru-
denco IN the protection ~ the interesta
OF This city, whirh !. universally exer-
cised by trustees OF private property
and which has heretofore been the ger
eral practice by Tho city IL acquiring or
selling land, ny 'ak!ng proper action 10
secure the most expert and impartial
opinion from reliable authorities as to
the values Of tho real estate and Of tha
franchises involved IN tho plan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11
PELHAM PIX. CONTRACT SIGNED.
Ma More Delay In Building Transit
to That section.

After f1ve months negotiation tho Pub
lie Service Commission has finally signed
q contract with Lawrence G.. Manuel fo-
the construction of the Pelham Bay Park
elevated extension of the Lexington ave
nue. subway at a cost OF s2.063,s'1.jo q,
which was the original figure submitted
20 ths Board Of Estimate last December.
h contract In question affects about
four miles OF elevated lines and is known
as Section 2 az Routes ~ and 20. he.
ginning al 4 point owe WhitloCk ave
nue., near Bancroft street. and extend.
ing northerly over Nhitiock avenue 10
"estchester avenue. near the Boulevard,
and th.nce " W~estchester avenue to
Pelham Bay Park.
The 10 expected to mean a great deal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11
OIL 60. BUYs ~ NEWARK.

lFelst & Fest have sold for the J. B.
Alien estate o0-5.-54 Green street, New
ark, n plot 70xs0. IlS feet west Of Null
berry street, TN the plot are three ono
family dwellings which will be torn
Town to make for a hve story re-
enforced concrete building for the use
Of the American OH and Supply Com
pauy. =
Louis SchlesinKer has sold for Hugh
Lynn to the Factory Supply Company,
Inc. OF New York city The plot at rs and
IS Frankfort street, % feet south OF
Magazine street. The supply company
WAS represented In the negotiations BY
John g. Waserbach.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11
ORANGE HOUSE SAFE.

stephen $. Johnson has sold 80 IN IN
vesto: for Frederick Priug IA" house he
recently completed At 313 scotland road,
South Orange, adjoininS the r%ssiu"nce of
4. u, Leach,
Mrs.. Mary Gray has sold to Richard
Reininger a plot OH Park End place.
East Orange, y. j., adjoining the larg"
Harrison street sit" recently pur-
chased by Mr.. ReininGcr, Tie also sold
for Benjamin Meyer three acres on
Frelinghuyseu avenue a jolnlnS the
Mundy plant and running Ia the HcnuSyl.
yania Railroad to the burcatrN company,
which will erect "A large building also
sold for Miss NJ. /. Watts, l?o-9o1
Broad street, Newark, ana for 4 j..
Decker the two-family dwelling. 100 Mt.
Prospect avenue. Newark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11

LENOT ANENUF-Rryan !" Kennedy
has sold for Louis Il Rolston II
Lemon avenue three story dwelling "0
lot 26NsO. 20 j. !. Shcafer. who VII
alter l., for his business.
WEST lilST STREET.-Gustavus l.
Lawrence has bought from Ella q;
N~andeIhaum 40 West l4lst street =
four story American basement dwell
.ug ~ lot lsXaa ~, between Am>ter'
dam and Convent avenues,
WEST l2sTH STREET.-Shaw & 60
have sold Al West l2sth street, Il three
story and basement hrovnstono dwell.
ing on lot lsX5UXl0o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11
MANUASSET PLOT DEALS.

The M~anhasset Park Company la.
sold 10 the North Shore Building 'riu-
pauy i32 feet fronting on Man street
next to the Town Hail at Mauha~~'',
l.. l.. Plans have been drawn Tor three
store and dwelling buildings The same
company has bought tour plot Et Man
haSset Park. l.. l., which it WI iupr"Nc
with residences selling from sG'"" 600
$500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11
RENTING BUSINESS SPACE.

TIE buross Company has leased TO
the W. q. Cornell Company 1000 square
feet OF storage and office space at :45
West Nineteenth street for a term OF
five wears and TO Peter Hebel the store
and basement at 80 Ninth avenue for a
term of year.
Pease u Gilman have LEASED for
Mitchell Kennerley. the publisher, the
h:th floor at 80 West Fifty-eighth street
10 John W. steele.
J. Arthur Fischer has leased to Cooper
* i;ergar the store a; 6+5 sixth avenue
for a photograph studio for a term Of
years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11

hbe Of white pine. staioed M interior to
match trim Removable sash should he
provided for living porch so that "
might be used in winter xs a sur parlor.
The laundry will be in the cellar and
is accessible directly from the kitchen
or kitchen yard.
The story heights are: Basement s
feet first floor. 2 feet . inches. and sec.
ond floor In the clear s feet.
The cubsge is .7.1l2, and figuring
Is cents per cubic foot tn. house can he
built for less than $4,000"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11
BASEBALL MAN SELLS L"T~,

Burke Stone has sold for J. ] laun.o.
owner Of the liostuu Baseball tluu
three lots in Armour villa Park. HrouN.
vile. to a builder for David luM|' g
dwelling on Rosslu,re avruut, Bruu\
Manor. To William j. Wirunrk. and 30
Hampden Tioge two lots on Hartmai,
place, Crossword.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11
LEASING ~ THE SUBURBS.

Herbert \. sherman has leased for
Marx G.. Meagh.r his place on Rosyln
Road. East Williston. l.. l., to Mrs.
j. II. BorIell.
Melstcr Builders have rented to A.
Eu,ell the bungalow at 10 Beach Forty
third street. Edgemere, l.. J..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11

10 the residea-s 81 City Island. which
immediately sdjo.ns Pelham Bay Park.
and to buyers who will be induced 10
come there as a result OF the selling
campaign Of Joseph l.. ray. sales agent
for city Island properties.
The addition Of the subway service
will connect City Island by a short
trolley ride with every branch OF the
PETERBOROUGH subway system.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11

wood. painted white IN the main rooms1
and stained In the service rooma Tue
living roorn fireplace should have .
stock mantel Of plain design.
THE exterior wall surfaces. sash.
trim. porch columns. cornices, &C..
should be pairted white. the blinds
green and the roof brown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11
Lisbon. y. n. The buyer gave N par.

T@ISUDTt ~ n IUb UUNNl BNFN II PIT
payment the plot, 50Sll+. or tho north
side Of is6th street. 100 feet ives, OF -.
Nicholas avenue. the sale Of which vas
reported recently.
Daniel II. Jackson has Dough, from
Matthew +. O'Connell III West sixty
fourth street. a 1--WE story double fiat on
To-, .5xloo. The property II between
broadway and Amsterdam avenue Ii"r-
man Arms & Co. Were the brokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11
DEAL FOR GREEN ~ RES pLOI,

shaw n co. have sold Tor tine SHti--
dal. Estates the southeast curro" of
Walworth avenue ana Charles l'f'c,
~cr.enacrcs, Srarsdaic, II measure ''N
Ia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11

The S,mada Realty COMPANY l- The
buyer Of the lot ?5xlo0 on the south side
If Tooth street. l15 feet west Of Elton
avenue. sold recently by Eugene j
Bu.her for Or. q. II. Schultz.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11
Designer Answers
Safety First ADJ
monition by Plan.
ming House That
Will Resist Fire.:
Unusual Plan Has
Many Unusual At.
fractions :

thirteen two story brick dwellings on
the north side Of Sixty-eighth street.
west Of Sixth avenue, at a cost OF $40
500. On the south side OF the same
street. east Of olonial road. Matthias
Jung. Jr.. will erect three two story brick
dwellings to cost $4,000. On the east
side Of Thatford avenue at the south
corner OF Lott avenue. Trteb & Brodsky
will build six two story brick dwellings
to cost $4,000. Five two story oriclc
dwellings will be erected by the VIII.
lian,sburg Plaza Realty Company on the
south side OF Mermaid avenue. east Of
West Twenty-nfth street. At . cost Of
$4,000. and the northeast corner OF
East Seventh street and Avenue L will
be improved by the Ellsworth Building
Corporation with eight three and a half
story frarne ono family dwellings at n
cost OF S2s. 500. -
p two story brick church to cost
10000 Is to be built by the Evanges>
cal Lutheran Church on Eastern Par,-
way east OF Troy avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-12
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Gentle driving horse.
Inquire OF Jack Deyine. or phone
Junta 81 J.
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-12
Death OF Floyd Goldie.

After long years OF patient suffer
ing, Floyd Goldie answered to the
summons OF death last Friday night
at g:25 o'clock, and peacefully pass
! ed TO his eternal reward.
When little boy five years of
age, he fell and injured his spine.
| Three months later he became i'll and
since that has been gradually declin-
ing. Four years ago his parents
came to La Junta from their home in
Michigan, hoping that the change
would bring him permanent relief.
For a while he seemed to improve,
but has never been able to be about
only In his wheel chair
Every care and all the medical
attention that could be given him
availed nothing. He bore his suffer
ings so patiently and cheerfully and
so uncomplainingly that he oft times
put to shame his many friends who
we're inclined to grieye over trivial
matters. He always had a smile for
every one and those who were fortu-
nate enough to know him personally
feel that their own lives have been
made better because Of the associa-
tiOn.
In spite OF the fact that Floyd had
been unable to walk for four years,
his hands and mind were never idle.
He was very proficient in art and
manifested excellent talent in many
other ways. After the death of his
father little more than a year ago.
he assumed many responsibilities
which helped to tighten the burdens
Of his mother. and he at all times had
comforting word for her.
George Floyd G:.oldie was born in
Pinconning. Mich, June 3. 1897. and
died In La Junta, Colo, August {
1916, aged 10 years. 2 months and l
day at the time Of his death.
He leaves to mourn his death his
mother. Mrs. Howard Goldie. and two
sisters, Beulah and Irene; his grand
parents. Rev. and Mrs. Sanderson.
who have been continually with him
during the past year. and host OF
friends
The funeral was held Sunday af-
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the
Methodist church, Dr. A. l.. T. Ewert
having charge OF the services. and
being assisted by Rev. Emmanuel
Payne. OF the Baptist church. and
Rev. E. a. Crooks. OF the Reformed
Presbyterian church. of this city. and
DR.. 5, II. Warner, OF the Methodist
church Of Rocky Ford. The floral
tributes were many and beautiful.
The body was laid to rest In Fair
view cemetery beside his father. Rev.
Howard Goldie. who died one year
ago. the llth day OF July
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-12
Springs. returning home Monday
The trip was made by automobile.

Springs. returning home Monday
The trip was made by automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Evers are
spending few weeks visiting their
gon, A. II, Eyers and family. The
trip through from their home near
Peabody, Kan was made in one OF
Henry Ford's latest productions.
Bert and Minnie Snyder entertain
ed few young people Sunday at
dinner. They were Messrs. Ezra
Good. A. D. Lance, Morris and sher-
man Lan,z. and Misses Beu!1h and
Ethel Lantz. and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Shenk.
The young people OF this vicinity
planned a surprise last Friday even
ing on Albert and Walter Nunema-
ker. Just before they left for Canada.
The usual procedure for such occa-
slons, made and provided. was follow
ed, and a good time was enjoyed by
all About forty-fiye guests were
present.
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-12
An Appreciation.

We wish to thank all our friends
and patrons for the liberal support
and patronage that has been given
US in the past, thus enabling US to
reach the twenty-fifth milestone in
our business career in La Junta. BY
your patronage you have helped US
grow from a very small beginning
Of a quarter OF century ago and as
sisted in building up the business
that We now enjoy in the best town
on the map. We hope by fair deal
ing on our part to be worthy OF your
patronage in the future to the end
that We may continue to progress
and keep pace with the growth OF
la Junta. Thanking you. one and
all, for past favors, and with best
wishes to all for success and pros
per''y, We are
Yours very truly,
THE DRAPER.
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-12
EAST HOLBROOk.

Miss Maggie Horst and brother
Dan. were visiting friends here the
early part OF the week, predatory to
returning to their home at Peabody
Kan.
Joe Hammell. who has been EN-
ployed on the ]. E Lewis farm dur
ing the past year. Is moving to La
Junta this week
During the hard wind storm OF
last Sunday evening. the sixty ton
silo belonging TO Chester Johnson,
was overturned. considerable dam
age resulting
The contract for the construction
the East HolbroOk school build
ing has been awarded to c. H. Gar
Der. OF La Junta r ere were s.S
other bids considered
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. snyder, accom-
panied by their four younger chill
dren. spent a few days al Colorado
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-12
REPUBLICAN COUNTY ASSEMBLY.
CONTINUED from First Pager

La Junta, received 5s votes, and II,
n Minor, of Rocky Ford, "a votes.
For county assessor, Chester John
son, OF the Holbrook country. receiv-
ed II votes and c. ". Harrison, OF
La Junta, II votes.
For county coroner, A. 5. Brunk
of La Junta, received A votes. and
C. NJ Cstick OF Rocky Ford, 3s votes
For county surveyor. Fred c. Aver,
of Sviuk. received 55 votes, and B,
F. Powell, Jr., OF Rocky Ford, -
votes
The legislative assembly composed
OF delegates from Otero and Crowley
counties convened Immediately after
the adjournment OF the county as.
sembly and designated candidates as
follows:
For state senator-R. c. Inge, OF
La Juuta, Is votes; c. 5. Culp, OF
Rocky Ford, II votes.
For representtative-M. +. Bashor
OF Ordway, and r, II. Mueller, OF
ManzaHola.
For the La Junta justice precinct
l.. F. Mahoney was designated as tn,
candidate for justice OF the peace
and J. 5. Hunter for constable.