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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-27
A BELIEVER IN SIGNS.
The Fate OF . Gambler WIN Won Mine
Times on the Nine.

The Fate OF . Gambler Who Won Mine
Times on the Nine.
"It is a fact. / admit / am supersti :
tious and ! am q believer in signs" said
one of q group that was occupying a
coy corner at the Occidental last
might. -,
cident took place. Outside of Idaho or
accident, but there it was merely an in
cident. / had Just entered the gaming
rooms when I heard q gambler ex.
claim, as he raked off a large pile of
checks.
"'I'm as good "a dead. I've won nine
times on the nine and lost nine times
on the seven. Give this note to Banker
.. He knows the address of my
relatives / thought nothing more Of
it. Late that night, as l was going to my
hotel, / saw a dark form lying on the
road. / summoned the police and we
found the gambler lying there, with a
frightful hole in his head. One arm was
thrown above his head and the other lay
across his breast.
"Who killed him 2" asked one of the
interest group.
HE wasn't dead. Simply drunk"
The crowd was furious.
Thought you said he had a frightful
hole in his head" remarked a business
man.
$50 I did. His mouth was wide
OPEN"
How about your belief in super
~stitions p"
"Oh, l believe they're untrue"
Then everybody except the story
teller went in and looked in the pier
glass of the bar.--SeatHs Press. Times. i
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-27
Mearied al Fade Goa..

The L~eavenworth Daily Times, the
oldest established daily paper in Kan
sas, edited for over a quarter Of a
century by Col. ID. II. Anthony, a brother
OF Sasan Il. Anthony, became an adyo--
cate OF The new Peoples party nearly n
year apo: to-day it renDunces that faith
and returns to the Republican party
and gives reasons TOR the change as fol-
lows.
The contest next year will be between
but " parties, the Republican and the
Democratic. No olhcf lalty can hope 10
De more than an interference in the cam
paign. A year ago II looked as il the PeG-
pies party would cut . figure, but that
prospect has passed away. Many canses
have combined 70 WEAKEN this new party.
aif4 we iaTn evidence that eonyinces lis
that IN this. TIL, teadmg Alliance state. it's
strength Is mol bali what it was In 1879,
The neat President of the United
States will he eifEer a Republican
or Dela, cras. Voters must make
q ehoic between the rarity OF Lincoln and
t,rans alit. lsiains ami tte party OF Euchal-
an and 4 Hs.igafily and gtevtlaad, between
thS plfts taa St0oa q SOFIA wall ap2inst
tile dasslust ien If TIL linen and the party
that stool and s~narletl, Between the party
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-27
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Two bunlrel ~ sixty-eae yeass aee
pooeen orst esns Into being. For yeafsi
beiose thsfe he'd been . few settlers On
~ CAasleA and the cows had wandered
cvsY IL p~sninsuls In search Of pasture
aal votos, making for thenssl - paths
through The busAea which wsrs subss.
ouon0y developed into roads and then
iato tke streets Of the modern city. That
b how u came about that the strssts In
tAo city proper sre 60 crooked Out In
RoxbuSy, Dorchester. sad the new dis
osSc1o ~ streets are broad and straight
but In he heart Of the city . stranger
Will loss himself n golns two blocks
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-27
CUSTOMS.
A Combination OF History, Tradition an d
PhtlOeODhY.

A C~ombinssion q nis.ory, Tradition and
Philosophy.
Traveller Heathely thinks this custom
of lifting the hat and removing 1t when
meeting . lady Is q curious one. He
tells the st. Louis Globe Democrat: II
am a always anxious for information up
on points of the kind, and 1t is not the
only point In connection with the polite
ness Of civilized life upon which we are
at q loss for the origin. There are ma
tons, you know, where the removal of
the right shoe corresponds to our habit
of uncovering the head. But what /
the practice Of removing the hat in
this country and in the countries of
Europe. In England, for example. you
never see . man remove it when he en-
ters an elevator which 10 occupied by
ladies. Neither do you in France.
In the British House of Commons it
i~scompulsory that every member should
wear his hat. ] have occasionally seen
a member rise, being called upon by the
speaker, and for the moment he looked
bewildercd, because his hat had some.
how been misplaced. Then he seized
the one he could most easily reach, and
q curious figure he cut, as he got one
which Mt once covered eyes and ears.
When the member rises he bows to the
chair, at the same time lifting the has
and c~onsigning it to the safe-keeping of
o friend. Then he proceeds with hit
grafton, and when he retires places his
hat Oh his head. In the French
Chamber the same rule prevails.
America seems to be the only country
where SO much Difference is paid to the
lady. Another thing about our civil.
ICED methods upon which | am curious
10 that of Misunderstanding. / have en-
deavored to trace 1t TO it's source, but
have failed. am of opinion, however,
that it dates away back to times whenit
wal the custom for every man to be mis-
own protector, and that it had then
much the same significance as the cross
ing of arms between q soldier who is
doing sentry duty and the one who
comes to relieve him. That is, it aas
an indication that no hostility was
meant"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-27
The First Armorsd ship.

The hrst recount we have Of an sr-
morsd ship Is in 1880. 1t was one of
the 1eet Of the Knights Of st. John. en-
tirely sheathed with lead. and Is said to
have successfully resisted all the shet OF
that day. At the siege Of Gibraltar in
1859 the French and Spaniards employed
light iron bomb PROBING over their
deckA The first practical usa OF
wrought-iron p ates as . defense for the
sides Of vessels was BY the French in the
Crimsan war In 1853, to be used against
the Russian forts In the Baltic.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-27
Notea and

The Democrats of Ohio. by putting
themselves in a false position on the
silver question, have lost not only their
own state; they have lost the chance of
naming the next President of the
United States. - Philadelphia Record
(Dem).
Secretary Rusk shows by his annual
report that he is G very industrious and
hard-working member of the cabinet,
AZ well as q genial, whole .souled man
with q warm spot in his heart for 9
tiller Of the Observation-Disclosures
In England the average sum due each
depositor in the savings Bank Depart
ment Is US. II.
The average sum dle depositors in
savings banks in the United States was
In 1880 1858. O4.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-27
Psoulier E.st Indinn Custou..

Come Of the peculiar customs OF the
East Indian coolies, called L.ascars. are
very amusing to Americans For In
instance, they always eat their food in
the open air, with their faces toward
the west; and the greatest insult q white
man or "Giaour" car offer them is to
walk between them and the sun while
they arc eating, causing his shadow to
fall on their food, which Immediately
becomes unclean.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-27
Catarfl1

nseA'e o~aseapes1ltss 1sea0 . Ceseeees-
etssss AsnseAv, 1ss6t9v 1sssA0
$50 Ousse ~
"a ssnss o. syehtsde Aad > de1ss 70 bsssas oees
snic:ed psoUpts ~ b roonEss0 Aoeds sasss
pssslls % I'll whe havs easasA. For NAM yeess :
~ troubled with ea1asih and tsdisssas ! . aEsn'
sral debility. ! got % low ! could not Gst around
the hesss. I Mod sbsst svsrythias ! ssv sseom'
msndsd to- catsxsA; bus fstiiaS u svsr' anstaace
Of being relieved. lbscans
Very Much Discouraged
At last I decided {, take Hoods Bar .spari 10 and
beesa 70 sst relief. I haW nov used. within two
"a =. IAN or twelve bottles, cad I feel bstseE Than I
hsvs fsr years. 1 attribute my Improvement wholly
10 he ~ Of
o ~9arsaparllla
NM. czAs RHINE. corner York and P1eassns 81.
Hanover. Penn.
Moods piIto-For the livsE and bowslss
set easily yst promptly and efficiently. Prsce sc.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-27

Especially POUR county paper. for often
through this medium business chances and
opportunities are presented that might
otherwise entirely escape your attention.
For instance, B. r. johnson Il Co.. Rich
mond, Va. have an advertisement In this
paper that will prove OF especial interest
and value to . large number Of people here
abOuta.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-27
BOvaeo 81 Oiutm.nts for Cstasrh that
Contain Mercury,

AZ mercury will surely destroy the sense Of
smell and completely derangs the whole system
entering It through the mucous surfaces
Such articles should never be used except OF
prescriptions from reputable physicians. as tn
damage they will do 10 tenfold to the good you
possibly derive from them. Halls Catsrrt
manufactured by F. J. Cheney 4 Co., To.
lsdo, O., contains no mercury, and 10 taken In.
toSnally, and acts directly upon the blood oAd
mucous surfaces OF the system. In buying
Halls CAtArTh Cure b. sure you get the genuine
II 10 taken internally, and made In Toledo, Ohio,
BY ,. J. Cheney 4 Co.
Nreold By Drugatsts, price 10 Per bottla.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-27

2ss#E 46SS &NssST #*5I
~sxS x.x@a-
ek3s4 1@sAE 1h0MoeN 8ichn1cnd
u 1Sgx 49, = NH lnWyol
aIra y ae4fae IA ~
M r~frscsr~~
fS - sS..s J.
.s Y
&854@ 49,
- ce91panyao GIG e g 0eiay
2e nM9 ! steQn9ef "a = more clio.
1e9eg1eoe4ke pfoeeedtn ha0 moi
T@4m III many 3 sdAR.. Oi
EAa&N1t16.4G64 4n314N0 did not 0xacfiv euij
U3ennnoSdSSa nnfnnaa EOY thav vera
1nl WkafH Kosern1rfc :. Snd fhereinra IN
ES6E ~ - ~ fliS nyerI vifh No III.
|sfnexS Sasfsr T~C3Sifrss-tt~ Tsrcrsv
~ $3.50 1870
eSs ~ 11aSsiDr0 GCuIant,
vNs.1aa4 w. 49, ~ Ms1ts0n
01t1..1 III lettcf - exceedingly IN.
1oke40n& t4sQ - ~ toIlO Z
HAuxvonp1 Conn, Oct ~ i8oL-T. q,
H1cAsa0H6s EbQ.. Madie1ss, via. NY
DHAn eI.-:yo1rs of October . was r..
+ feiv0d ~ WllflmautiC October 10. and ID ro-
4efrodt "a ~ for ausWUr.
Tor with ~ know theN6ect 0f the tartfl
"a our m1nafaciuE1u9 Industry, which IA
1po0t 0OttUal. rft0r to l6rO the duty on
opoot epft0nS Naa frozn 26 per cent. Ia I'D
~ can't ~ y4l0reIn. WhichswaS not SUN.
6h&0H 70 Gt9UIlo the DuqiDefS In this conn.
N ~ = permAnent and eompetiuu basis.
ID M the duty was made partly specific
md paxtly "a valorem, and would now, II
slaM IS f6rce. So ~coulyaIent ID about b
cents On each dozen OF spOols containing
10 yarda on each spool. The preaent duty
= ~ conto On each dozen spOoLS, coutaininr
3po lards each, the reduction being made
Under ths hiRh duty tire English manu-
4acture8D who had p~reyi0usly supplied the
1mar1ee ttA6 C0at1 Company and the two
Glarkel transferred their American busl-
No. ri thi1 country, expending about &lO,-
0UQ.Qo0 IN mills and machinery. In 1850 this
company Was already manufacturing whist
@knDWnIA8 three-cOrd giacc spool cotton.
The price Of this article was then 42l{
cents net for one dozen spools containing
So0yafds each. We now receive for this
ARTICLE, greatly improved In quality, l6IS
cent? for the same quantity.
IN 1870 our wsKes averaged about 81 per
week Tor each man employed. Now our
wages average about 81 per week. In
abort while the price OF these goods has
been reduced go per cent, the average
wages paid hoye been doubled. There has
anqSee tee1 any duty on The raw material.
SeHN4 u eo4o4.
!. ~ Wa.6b raid II Great Britain have
sAlQp been sS11sod in tho thirty-tw0 years,
seH1 ~ noN 1b0ut ope-hAf what IL paid
IOr TINS Glars Of Labor ID this country. We
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-27
hog Going to Waste.

II II said to be . whole days task for
two men to fell . mahogany tree On
account Of the spurs which project from
the base OF the trunk, q scaf3old has to
DO erected and the tree cut of above the
spurs. leaving thus . stump of the very
best wood from ten to fifteen feet hipn.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-27
The Wrong Inference.

An ancedote told in the North Ameri-
can illustrates that q woman does not al
ways draw the right inference, though,
as Dryden says, she ''can draw you to,
her with q single hair"
Doctor Thompson, Archbishop Of York
who recently died, suffered, while
Bishop. Of Gloucester, from toothache,
and resorted to narcotics to reliet the
pain. One morning, after a night of
suffering, he left the house to consult
the doctor. Mrs. Thompson begged him
not to allow the physician to persuade
him to take q narcotic, as it affected his
brain for some hours afterward.
On his way the Bishop met the post
man, who handed him . large official
envelope. He opened it in the street
and read, to his surprise and pratifi-
cation, his appointment to the see of
York. lie hurried back to commune
cate to his wife the exciting news.
Zoe! Zoe !" he exclaimed. "What
do you think has happened? / am
archbishop OF York"
There! there she rejoined.
"What did ! tell you? You've been
taking that horrid narcotic again, and
are quite out of your head I"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-27

HERE are no lit
tie sinners.
THERE are no
thOrns on Ia
sunhower.
Con Is gl0ri-
fed wherever he
Is known.
LOVE q ev
calls for It's pay
In advance.
Fl o W r II Il
devil must ad.
mirp n hyyOcritA
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-27
In Ras Stocking Feet.

Dave Spellan was up IN the police
court for the sixty-fifth time. The
charge was drunk and disorderly con.
duct and Dave got his usual sentence
ninety days in the house Of correction.
Jacob Drewniak was in court in his
stocking feet. He was charged with
having stolen two chickens from q coop
in the rear of S07 First Avenue. He
was fined $50 and costs.
Anton Kragmann and Bertha Radatz
had q little falling out Saturday night,
and II cost Anton IS and costs. Both
were invited to a surprise party on the
West Side. Anton, il was alleged. put
his arm around Bertha's waist. Bertha
didn't like such familiarity and gave
Anton a slap in the face. Anton then
pushed her down stairs, she alleged,
and she had him arrested.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-27

WAsn Baby was sick, ~ gsvs be- CaseosaA.
Whsa ~ was . Child, she cried for Castosts
Whsa she became MIN, shs chung to CastosiA.
WhmdhshadCh ndren. shs gave thsm CassosaA
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-27

TEE style Of a man has nothing 10
do with the size Of \ lie he can tell.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-27

The former represents the savings
possible under free trade; the second,
what be saved under protection.
Which will you take, workingmenp
In September, 1890, the balance Of
foreign trade against the United States
was S7,246, Cos.
In September, 1891, the balance Of
trade in favor of the United States was
Sd .0S3 COL.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-27
Prehistoric oysters.

Oyster shells IL inches in diameter
and others % inches in length sre found
II the desert west of Yuma, Cal. once
an inland sea. Many Of them are ia
perfect pairs. with every line and ridge
and ven the color preserved. Yet
they are completely petrified aud solid
az any limestone rock.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-27

Con needs people who q eat . cold
dinner without growing, Q great deal
moro than he needs louder talking In
the class meeting.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-27

TRyRE may be safety ia numbers, butit
does not tesin &c 70 the Young man who
IN engaged 10 eight girls Il oncs.-&0asss-
utAe Journal.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-27

During the first eight months under the
new tariff We bought of foreigners
only $685.. 1870 worth,
This means that in this single industry
the Mckinley law has saved 81 ,OOO. 600
to American producers in eight months.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

Affairs, was reported back with the rec
ommendation that it pass.
Bills passed: In regard to executions; TO
establish the Northern insane asylum at
Brighton: prohibiting the sale Of liquor IN
less quantities than i've gallons near
public works: appropriatng sio,ooo 10
continue work on the State canal; to ap-
propriate SO, 900 for the Soldiers Home IN
the San Luis Valley; to reapportion the
judicial districts.
1n committee of the whole:
The bill in regard to the duties OF mining
experts was rcpcrted fa3crablyj slso the
bill appropriating $4,000 for miners
home.
The bill appropriating $4,000 for re-
formatory in Chaffee county was recon-
mended for passage.
The bill TO appropriate 5000 for
bridge across the White river in Rio
Blanco county and the bill to suppress foul
brood in bees were reported favorably.
Thursday, March 10.
SESATE.-Blls passed: To allow un-
plated tracts of land thirty acres in size
TO be Withdrawn from incorporated towns;
in regard to the prosecution of crimes; TO
regulate the practice of pharmacy: to
grant $1,000 to the State Horticultural
bureau; 10 increase the bonded indebted
ness of the State; for state reformatory
in Chaffee County; 10 confer the exclusive
TlsuI 10 LAe use Oh labets, W EGpA4ale
banking business: regarding the selection
OF iuries; in regard TO procedure in civil
actions: to repeal the law for inspectors OF
live stock and meat.
The Colorado Central rate bill was or
dered printed and will be considered
Saturday.
The bill providing for the redemption of
real estate sold under deeds Of trust was
referred TO the printing committee
The State Auditor submitted state
ment of the payments made from the fund
of $4,000 appropriated for legislative ex-
penses. He refused 10 draw new warrants
the fund being exhausted, until the legis-
lature made another appropriation. The
Senate drew up resolution condemnlng
this position and requesting him to pay
their salaries. If he again refuses the
Supreme Court will be asked for an
opinion.
HoUsE.-An effort was made TO pass the
railroad commission bill but it was laid
over.
The bill for dividing the State into two
congressional districts was taken up, but
members were not decided as to the mat
ter and the bill went over.
The following bills were read the second
time in committee OF the whole and recon-
men dei for passage: To enlarge the State
University: in regard 10 duties of cities OF
the hrst-class; TO pay 5000 to the COM
Iuissoners who revised the code Of irrig ga
ton laws to require road tax to be paid
in money. the work TO be done by contract:
10 construct IrrigatinG reservoirs near the
head OF SaEuache, ApishGpa and Monu-
ment creeks; to regulate school elections
TO transfer delinquent personal taxes from
one county TO another; defining the duties
of county commissioners; in regard 10 the
settlement of estates; 10 regulate assess
ment.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24
A Reign of Terror in Pennsylvania.

a special from Rraddock, Peunsyl.
vaniu, says: The west end OF BraddoclS
is under n reign OF terror. August Coul-
son. n Swedc, camc here last night from
the East W go to work ut the Carrie blast
furnaces. Ho was met Copeland station
Martin, and in making their way towards
Ranking station with two valises thrown
over their shoulders they were thought tc
be men coming TO 20 TO work in the wire
mill, where strike is in progress.
They were set upon by crowd and
numerically beaten with stones and
clubs. Martin to-day is under Doctors
care. Couson, being q stranger, got lost
IN his flight and has not yet turned up.
Martin thinks that Coulson has been dan
gerousiy hurt.
John Penny was attacked by crowd
while returning from work at tho wire
mill this morning. Ho drew revolver
and warned the crowd to stand aide. He
was afterward arrested for carrying con-
cealed weapons and held for court
Andrew Hanson, another Swedc, was
stripped OF his clothing, and 10 confined to
bed as a result of injuries sustained by tho
.ough treatment from crowd OF strikers.
Tho police are now keeping the wcst end
under surveillance, but no outbreaks arc
expected uptll ths change Of tpras tais
evening,
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24
Protes, Against Sending Sioux In
dians to Europe.

Worlds Fair Commissioner l.. II
Day, OF South Dakota, is strcnuously OPP
posed TO allowing Buffalo Bill TO take the
ex.hostile Indians, now in Fort Sheridan
TO Europe. He makes the point that it will
have very bad effect on the Indians in
the reservations. They would all be very
glad Of an opportunity to go to Europe, OF
the wonders Of which they have heard
from returned members OF tho "wild
Vest show.
Mr.. Day added; "Why, when the other
Indians on the reservation hear of
they'll be going on the warpath in hopes OF
being similarly treated. Well have an
outbreak every week or two. Why not,
"Thc whole business is tantamount to
the government saying to tho Indians
Shoot a hole through q white man and
get u ticket TO Europe
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24
COLORADO NOTES.

The State Treasurer has 81, ,o2s.-
0G2 81 on hand.
Nine men escaped from the Pueblo
Jail on the 18th.
A young lady OF L was run over
killed by the cars in Pueblo on the 18th
The sheriff of Las Animas County
has been indicted for malfeasance in Of
fee.
Six carloads of mutton were
shipped to Chicago from Fort Collins last
week.
Three more miners are reported
carried away by snowslides near Crested
Butte. This makes ten deaths there
within q month.
April II has been designated by
the governor as Arbor Day. State Super
iutendeut Coy recommends shat school
children take vote for the favorite
| flower.
The school at La Juuta Is over
crowded and a proposition to vote bonds
to build new school house. or enlarge the
old one, will be submitted to the voters Of
Otero County in May.
The. two men who attempted to
! wreck and ROB Santa Fe train near
Trinidad some time ago have been SEN
fenced to prison for niuc years. An ac-
| cou:plice forfeited his bond and escaped.
Governor Routt has appointed j. L.
Brush OF Greeley, II. II. Metcalf Of River
Bend and c. L. Stubbs OF Colorado Springs
as members of the State Veterinary
| Sanitary Board.
X. Z. Sheridan, aged forty-eight
years, was killed in gold mine at Sugar
Loaf Wednesday. While at work in the
bottom of the shaft, rock weighing COO
pounds fell on him and crushed his left
| thigh and he died soon afterwards.
Anton Schiellman. n miner in the
St. Kcvin district, was lost and is believed
TO have persisted while going with "a com.
pauior to the cabin OF a friend. The
snow was falling so heavily that his COM
panion did no, know when he disappeared
A few nights ago pack of vicious
dogs attacked a number of sheep in a cor
| raj on Charles Francisco's ranch, north of
Greeley, belonging TO Charles F'arr, and
killed about twenty. In the scare caused
by the attack thirty four were smothercd.
A party OF young people went from
Georgetown to Silver Plume in band
| wagon to attend u St Patrick's Day ball.
When returning ut o'clock in the morn
ing the horses ran on the side of the road.
and the whole party was thrown down
over the rocks. Nearly all the fourteen
were bruised and several We're badly hurt.
The farmers around Ridgway are
excited over the absconding OF their ware
house manager, A. L. Salig, from Dallas
No trace has been found of him yet ana
the big safe containing the books and ac-
counts yet unopened, though an expert
from Denver has been sent for. His pee
ulations arc guessed ~ as being ill the
way from 1900 to 5000.
c. W. Kitchens. u ranchmau OF
ot.ro County, has demonstrated that many
peculiar manner. He has completed a
ditch on one Of his claims, taken from u
dry creek in the vicinity, from which he
obtains water by digging down to bed
rock and eatchiar the undersow He
says number CT similar ditehes viii be
constructed, sau large amount Of arid
iaHd h raas uss sf the eom.nS susunsn
I1N|