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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-01-20
For Girls Tho Sing.

Christine Nilsson, the famous
who now lives in a pa
latiai house in Paris, has prepared
for pub licaiion careful and expllc-
it article Of suggestions. which Ihe
Ladies' Home J0arnaL will shortly
print under the title ''Ihe Study II
the Voice"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-01-20

The Boston Gloke offered S. o
week for life to the person VINO
made the closest guess OF the pop
liar vote cast Tor Cleveland and
Harrison, and Louis 81. w oOd BRIDE.
d book-keeper, is the winner, lie
made 10000 guesses, and III one
set Cievelands vote only sixteen
higher than the official returns.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-01-20

1t is now conceded by most Vir-
ginian politicians that Congress
man Chas. T. O'Ferral will be the
Democratic color-bearer in the next
gubernatorial contest.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-01-20
BENJAMIN Z. Burton,

Benjamin R. Burton, a well
known citizen Of Richmond and a
timer by trade, lost his life Thurs
day morning at Hot Springs, Bath
county. He was working on the
new bath-house being erected at the
resort, when he slipped and fell to
the ground, meeting instant death
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-01-20

jack Ashton. the pugilist, died
at Bellevue Hospital Of blood p!ols-
oning brought on by scratch on
the forearm.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-01-20
A Long and Varied Public Life
Ended.

General Benjamin Franklin But
Ter. the man WAC has been before
the public in such varied phases.
died at his " ashington home, Jan.
II
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-01-20

Senator John Edward -Kenna.
West Yirginia's youngest states
man, died in Washington, January
II.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-01-20

he has been said Of
FOR some time past,
Nv means been abb n
IDf our IL ness IN.
ear or two 40, with
+ ne half Of the capt.
ed to build a tele-
bm Monterey to
proposition was then
Isiness men Of Staun
the other half
Ehe amount requisite
/ of the line. Our
Hs, however, treated
! with cool inGifer-
/ fort was made to
The business new
moving as they do
triton Of their trade
Bath and
bites, should at least
/ fact by interesting
an enterprise that
hem into closer COM
[th a section of coun-
tributes so literally
TT. A telephone line
a to Monterey would
great convenience
investment as well as
d insure the stock
ONE returns for their
ID. This fact is be-
d and with the open
the move will again
and the much talked
viii doubtless become
It our StauntoD neigh
Fir hand by snbscrib
urth or one half thu
4 and Highland vii
.ance. already shares
lie amount of FIVE u
lollars have been ten
7itnin three men IL
d it only remains fol
, to take on a tangible
re their signatures tt
ID with a little exer
ght direction the full
be raised. We have
for and talking abou'
have set our stake
For the present let u
upon a line within
rselves can do some
minerals, timber, &c.
n railroad in time, 81
1t, suppose we inter.
in a present and fea
sncs, This is an ag'
Improvement. WHY
I behind? Why no
lders to the wheel an,
, an effort in our owl
eve with the masses.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-01-20

fch persuasion, Harrison
der extending the clas-
Service to the letter car
Free delivery Offices. but
Erclude Bureau and Di
Is in the Government
IS, or printers in the
\ Printing Office. 1t is
1t this order will keep
POO and 5000 republic
|e under the democratic
Ion, but if Mr.. Cleve-
Ta?I II 0iSplacihg IepuO-
lasters the example OF
cans in dealing with the
il clerks at the begin
Harrison administra-
followed and a few
enlocraIs be put in be-
vii service commission
nation and prepares its
blrs.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-01-20

Says the Page county News: the
wind bloweth, the water floweth,
the farmer soweth, the subscriber
oweth and the Lord knoweth that
we are in need of our dues. So
come runnin' ere we go a gun
min. Weir not funnin', this
thing o { dunnin' gives US the ever
lasting blues.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-01-20

r@- Remarked by R. C. Joiner
Of Allen P. O., HilIsdale county
Mich: Nothing gave nay rhen
matism such quick relief as D.
Thomas Eclectric Gil believe !
infailihlo for rheumatlcs.'
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-01-20

Sc Committe which ha s
! I'd for several months in
|ng the Reading Coal
is completed the taking
nv and is now at work
'rt. 1t is believed that
tie viii report that he
cations concerning the
ave been fully substan-
Ile evidence taken; also
constitutional right of
o legislate of the subject
rmed, and that certain
probably in tle shape.
lment to the Interstate
aw. will be recommended.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-01-20

brtant and pleasing fea-
+ Virginia exhibit at the
hiy will be the photo
ews Of the fine old plan
the lower James River.
include Upper and Low
i, Shirley and many othr
placea, Tais collection
i'll be placed in the Mt.
ild.ng which viii be
I've exposition grounds.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-01-20
January "a, 1909,

offer for sale by public auction in
front oftha Courthouse Of said
county that certain tract OF land
lying on the Cowpasture river in
SAID county on which the said +.
N. Kmcaid resides and adjoining
the lands Of L B. Kincaid and 9TH
er8, containing 40 acres. That
part Of said tract sold to j. W.
Campbell by said Klncaid, will
not be offered for sale.
have been directed by the az
signee Of the debt secured, to sell
said land to satisfy the balance
due. Terms, cash.
CHAs. p. JONES,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-01-20
TRUST e. .EI.iii.EE!l1' S
SALE OF LAND.

By virtue Of deed Of trust exc
cuted to me by Felix NJ. Kincaid
and wife, on the 18th DAY Of Sep
TENDER, 1887, and recorded IN the
Clerks Office Of Highland County
Court. in Deed Book No. 7. page
110 I will on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

o. uujoI mountains "a uo wcI. 3d.
vide tue waters which fail Into tgc
GUT % Mexico ffIm th.ao wHicH
ralCl the Gull OF California Though
.Iu Colorado aver. The Rio &c lUt
d D NUr.r enters tho valley o. u ,hr
mountains on the west, and thHn
0nuugCs il8 cUutse 10 a sUuthtg'y dice.
luutUCuiviug a uumuer0itrlult1rit uu
ill way, gmUug which ara thu CouJos
uud 5tD An OuiO ri1css from tho wet,
urd a uumUer o. smaller streams beth
lum the east aud west.
Tho Sm Luis valley puts one Ia
mIud Of tUp plains hryuld the
R cty N,uataius Uas; ilr miles
aud miles tue surface ul tho vol
10y is level a. q 4 90; few
hills and low mountain gauges, how.
ever, rise az different g0.uts "a tie
valley, lending uIvefsi,y Co the land.
sglpv. THIS is particularly ths uabu
I with twu dsmu.slaUUI mIIutaius
which stand ia tbU 8yuLu CuI oil the
valley, ono on either Fil. Ui tIu X D
GnuIe del Nortu. Looking south the
Uuu 90 the right Do called the san
hutlultu and tie one ON tile lti. the
Ulu m .uGtllu. These two mg8utuila,
wLIcu .lauu detached rom bli the
surrounding mountain sysiDm8 uuI
ruugps, urH covered with iIlUcE q
urIwths OF CrdHr uut timhuf, which o.
utilized 10y the tut'lufs iYI url aud
Building material o. csIi1 the more
tNlUnsiyu mDuuiniH Slopes east ami
west Of the valley are likuwia covered.
The al'i uiv Of the san Luis vallrs
yarIoI from 900 90 1,5JD fees above the
} vel OF thu se1, iu the upfluE Of the
yc.f DO issul jUgt o. hard ANA CIuuuu.u7
wluIp, whiul 81 ic NJ To- nov sBtti,Iu
are little annoying. In Cou,ils
county, where most OF The 5hiuia 900.
located, there are beside tho AlUimJu
lCtt.umuus uui the railway town,
quite number OF Mexican pibzzts,
such ns Loo CCrriios, Fueglucilus, gan
Rafael, Magyt1l, LIS finus anu uihcts.
Toe ur uCipm Mormon towns arc
Mauassn, SANFORD hui RichaulJ; tho
mote important railway lowns are
AlamUsn, Autonito anu La lara. The
Mexicaus compose nearly hH. Of the
entire population " the county, and
1--we ia their rather odJ-.uuk Hat.
Folird dwellings, the sumu co. li.uy Jl1
two hunuTrl yuas ago; they nto near.
~ all Catholics, ana arc still very
ut tugm will uutj,ci themselves 10 al
moat bnfb3rnus torture, generally self
Indicted, aud IN iow instances thuy
even select individuals 10 DO cruglflrd
iu Imitation Of the Savl4T-uHi sham
cucIHXi0n either, bu' the ac.ual Has.
rlgo VI He by suaI most lgoniziug
or cal.
TIE Maukssa ward n the head.
quarters " tho san Luis stake OF Zion.
The town VI Mnuas5l IL beautifully
fituHtci on % level traUt OF land;
but immedilt oly north OF some low hills
which stand between tho tuWnsitc
and the Conelos river; 1t h three miles
due east from the railway where there
there H. switch but no station, ten
miigs northeast OF Ant0uilI, eight
miles south southeast OF la Jaru,
iwrn'y .twO miles south ~ Alamosn,
tho largest town in the valley, and Gus
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

mile, by utnrrst railway TO m Sal
LHhr CITY. ~ uassa wa iIu.IH OBS
Llitu5.1uy SAINTS in 1870, hUI Is now
u prosperous t.Wu. The new SO
hoWc, not SO. July completed, 70 Gur
twu.stury bHcG sshoulhuuHt, several
stores and q large uumbUf OF lup
private residences draw tHn attention.
u the s,uugpt as he cnicr tine town,
and ON becoming gclu1intyl with the
people, hr finds himself enjoying that
nee and ull.heartoJ hospitality which
DO ~ Characteristic oil THE people 30 iho
southern States; maloty 0f fhH
Salute rcmdine here hsil from that
part 0f nuf great country. There are
.fD nmiueB Of Laitor.Ihy SNuu iu
the Maungsa ward, or 1889 cole. John
G.. Dalton 30 the Bishop; DC Hcts with
Msriu Chrisieusun a. OBS first and
Joseph \. rUOmaB ns ni9 second cJun.
auiur
The Los Ccrfltos branch ,ia,her
dis0fguuizsi vt presently u1ulss OF
few families OF Shiua residing
Ia the Immediate vicinity d. the Myxi.
can town called Lys CUrfIi0s tine
mguliug Of which 10 The hills), stu.
uicg On thc CInulos river, three miles
southeast Of MuuRusa.l IL was ituifplacu
where the fut LattUi.Jay saint emit.
grants dmt found Temporary shelter ln
ISIS, anu until Muuassa was founded
tnu uuzt year. For many yvar Bother
l.. NJ. Peterson, ihU probate judge OF
Glutiut county, was the pIusIliuE
Elder % tho Los CerfitOs ufnucH.
The Mountain Wow branch consists
Of the Saints living Ina scattered con.
dltOu wee, OF Munassa, across tbt rail-.
why truck, and uisJ those of our people
living ip aui around the tDwua OF
Aui0uit1 aud CJnCj0a rur Iatlcf
town b. the county seat and d. Biiu.
uteI one milo northwest Ui AutunitH.
Mtctiugs aud Sunday sctu. ~ hulu
iu IA small l0g h0us1 about I've miles
w.a! Ul MuuAa.a. Bro. ElIlu *. Bal
De- o. president Of the branch.
The Fox Creek branch, which like
LHs CurTlt.s aud MUuun View boz.
long to the ManGssa Wuri, consists OF
seventeen families Of saint, VINO
reside on Fox creek aud tile COupl0s
river, UP Ia thu Mountains north OF the
san Luis valley. Tho center OF the
branch, or the place where tnu people
have erected "a nice, Respectable lUg
meeting house, not iar from tue point
whore Fox creek puts into ,hu Cone
lIs river, 10 about twelve mileu due
west OF AutOnitO. DAVID Vance ~ thr
pruai ent Of tho hfhuchi meetings auu
sunday schools are hrll regularly.
The townof sanford, thus named Ia
honor u Silns SANFORD Smith, thu
former president % tbs san Luis stake,
has most dOlighls1me location On
bench elevated several feet above the
surrounding country. Like M,nassh,
this town obtains ~ supply o. water for
Irrigation purposes frJm tho C0uJ0s
rlyoGbut IT, iine artcsiau wells, OiwhiCh
nearly every family in town has one OF
more, adj additional convenience %
the ulscu. Sanford was hut founded
In 1855 With the Intention that II
should absorb the previously located
towns o. Ephfaim aud iichAelt, the
sites u which were considered too low
anu IN other respects lcm desirable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

in "a scattered condition on their res.
uuciiye quarter fectious OF land in "a
hat and very extensive country lying
northwest Uf EicuurId. Tue l1g
meeting houso recently erected by tue
Saints OF ilr branch, is situated near
the Alumosa creek, cight miles from
RIchnplJ, and about fifteen miles
southwest OF tho ;1wn o' Al'mnsa.
lheb bra uh wal organized ia 1857, ami
ulmuI If EI4cf John Morgan, WIN
huB taken av ~ active Part In this
valley 900 locating and encouraging
the Saints who have immlgratrd hiihr.
from the Southern Statos. John ID.
WciinrJ1k is the PRECEDING Elder %
Morgan.
Tie Blanca branch consists Of a .w
Saints residing In nud arluuI 90.
ranch known as I0pnl0, situated iuI-
mrIi4'uly u.TthwsBs nf the grand Oil
mountain called Mount Blanca which
raises ils suuw-uapprI pansH heaven.
ward 90 uu altitude Of :, 4,a iDot above
the level 90 tHet,a. 1. Us tho second
highest peak in tho state Of Colorado,
anu b. i0itipr than PikU's peak by $3.50
feet Tine Saints residing on the
numerous email creeks which rush
! fouu from the west base VI the noun.
tain are all new buginuUu, AMI are ~
| yet not 30 comfortable Ls they might
desire ~ be, but the future prospects arc
.fciiy g0yu; uui "a wand organization
is contemplated hero uE some distant
day, Wurl questions us 10 the owner.
shlp OF luuJ, wafer aud other fights
shall have been properly adjusted,
AZ urussnt the little bIauch b. sirug.
plug along az beet o. can, meetings
aud Sunday soho Do lfu held occasion.
ally, nuI whey r.. King pfeBidei over
tho bfaucr,
The Beulnh ward consists VI twouly.
two families OF SHiuiH, OF liz souls,
residing on tho Cbama river, Ia Rio
ATfibt county, New MUXico, about 100
mllesruuthwcst OF Mnunssi, ami about
Is miles wuat VI Chamitn, tho nearest
railway station on thu u, q II. q. iail.
way. The altitude IS only about 5000
fCut above the Towel 0i tue sea, which,
coupled with the fact that 10 h. located
on the southern slope, makes IL "a nuu
fruit country. But the river, which b.
somewhat similar 10 Tho RIO Nirgen OF
Southern Utah, ~ hard % UOntrIl, thr
bed Of the stroam COnslstlng Of quick.
aauds, aud foods being VI Eloquent
occurrence. Hence the brethren
have bouu struggling hard sluce 1850
% mako q success " the place. the
towns built ON lands purchased from
McHicans, ana short distance above
tho new H'tIymrut stands au old
Catholic yhHfch which was built about
three hundred years ago. AanhVl L..
Fuller h the Bishop VI the Buuian
ward, being ordained O. that position
iu March, 1891; but the ward was not
July organized ull Dec. II, 1892.
San Luis 10 the only Stake OF Zion
iu Colorado, tut there IL room for
many more settlements In the same
valley, not 90 speak OF other PORTIONS
OF the stat. More Saints are wanted
here 10 strengthen the different wards
nui branches OF the Church; but NIL
who come must consider thhi they are
tD live been 1JODaud 5000 feet up Ia
the air ~ cOmpatoi - the sea level.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

Ar tho people from Epbrslm NOV.
lliu SuuiOrI; honct that town BE-
now ttiuncl; uut only portion OF the
Inhabitants OF kichnuli vacated their
il.mur homes iu favor Of tho nov
location, thus that sut.lcm. lent uull
exists. Sanford has n numtOr " fine
rssideucJs,aud a twt-s.8fy brick school
h0ust; auI the foundation Tor "a new
meeting house Is laid. S1ren g..
B0liuuiEuu prg1iiUs a. Bishop of tho
sanford ward; his cOuus8lots arc Geo.
w. irwin am VIM. q. CrDwihur. The
ward has a total mumbatship Cast.
a''c not inC.udedl Of l2i families uf
go souls.
The Eastd1iu branch, belonging 60
the Sanford ward, consists OF few
families Ui Saints who urC founding "a
settlement on Costilla creek, iu Cos.
lila county, Col, about 20 miles south.
east OF SANFORD and across the Rio
GraudC del Node. Tho t1wuBilU
Of Ensldnlu be- about one nuI 10
half milps north uf The hluu.
dnry limo between Colorado uud NCy
M,Xic1 and about iour miles northeast
OF the foot Of Ute mountain. The
prosperity % the little rettltment do.
psnus mainly upon the success ~ a
reservoir which the brethren have
been busily cug1god In cOnftfucting
during the lhst few yuars. There IL
only uuu we'll in the whole village, the
prOputty oi Ell,r Chsisiuu Jensen, uud
on this aIl the people aud domestic
animals rely Tor their supply OF waller.
Hence ut every hour OF the day tuc
Villagers are seen With buckets Ia baud
a
"gl1d and faithful wtlIv which sD far
has n5tfnilrd IN furniBhugthu requisite
quantity VI wafer inr man nud urast.
The iut,er however are not always
literally supplied, Hence all day
iolg horses and cattle are lettering
around the well nuEiuusly watching
thuir chances for n ufiuE, which only
cnu be 0ut,inUi when SONS kind.
hearted ucighb1r draws more water
than hla own animals may uurd.
When ! state that tho well is go foot
deep, u will readily be seen that the
huiaiiug ui water % the surface Tor 20
many living beings i8 uH slight tack.
Thirteen iamlligs,or seventy souls, Icon.
atituic the present population Of tho
EWidalu branch, and simeon Album
10 the presiding Elder
The BiClhrld ward, consisting OF d 3
families, or 1855 souls, IL presided over
by B.shUp AInmim Cnlmbs; his
cluuHciors arc Wilhelm h. U. Behf.
man AMI Peter n. Guyman. Tho
village OF Birhhuld IL situated three.
quarters Of a milo east oi La lara, o.
railway station. From 1858 TO
1855 10 existed an a ward;
from 1858 10 1891, owing TO tho
removal Of a largo proportion Of
IT, Inhabitants % sanford, 10 was re-.
ducod to u branch OF the sanford ward;
but since 1899, % has again had foil
ward organization oi It's own. The
place possesses nearly the came natural
adyautAges ~ Sanford ana Manassn,
aud ~ numerous afttsiau wells afford
the people excellent water Tor Gull.
nary purposes.
Tho Morgan branch consists OF
seventeen families u saints, who live
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

ZOrArO, near Mount Blancs. Co,iil.
ia county, Colorado, Dec. 10, 1909
After finishing my lalom in the san
Juan stake Of Flor, took train nj
Durangr, La Plata county, Cli., and
travelled III miles through a mountain.
90 country and IN nm casturly dircc.
Ton To Antonlt0, ConeioB county, Col,
who're rut up Tor the night with on,
Hi our brethren from the Southern
ates. About two o'clock IN tie
aght we were awakened from our
peaceful alumbers by somo ouo calling
20 The top Of hi voice from the street,.
"Nr. Demp, y, the town is on nnly
% course all hands got up, iucluliug
the historian, Tor who could toll will.
cut further inquiry that Il wns no. the
very house iu which We silent that va.
ablazt2 Our fears IN this regard, how.
ever was s01u d.uprilrd, NJ % wns
tsceflaiucd that the mo was confined
to tho so'cnllud "E'cvnior,D in which
large quantity OF onu, ready for
ma'kut was stored away. This ld.
iug was about quarter Of q milo
away from our lodging. when We Vot
t'cfo the whole building, a woudcu
structure, was burning most beautiful.
b, Illuminating tuo exceeding uat
g unity for miles atohui. Nor
ID the large crowd which han
thored around dispute In the least
d gree with tie devoufing element AZ
It hight Of way. Not "a hand was
liiivd nor bucket OF water thrown 10
Impede the fire In its progress; In iact
! never saw more helpless crowd of
men around a FIRE ~ oil my life than
tie one | saw that night In AutonItp
The fact was that there wasn't a dr5p
OF water In wn tNrout such IA had
been hauled thithor In barrels from
We CongJos river, several miles
rus country being n cold ono, NH
water ultoheH which are used In the
tummtt Tor irrigation purpozes freeze
w Ia tue winter, nud there being no
Wells IN town, II leaves the Ia.
habitanta with the only II course left
10 maui the water ueedpd for dnmest,c
use from the river.
But tue IRE! The night was coId
nhd chilly. The crowd which rathersd
and watched the causumIpg ii mn. ~
We timbofs Of the elevator graUunIiv
9ltnppehfeii got close 10 the hrs 10
lain 'hemhelvcsi mygelf included.
Ahu when nj length common sense
.uEg,s'ou 70 some Ct " that we
night Just ne well return 10
0'' iousing, ss the FIRE might proceed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21
SAN LUIS STAKE, COLORADO.
Tho only One in tho Centennial State But There is Room
For More.

just az iaft without ua, our bodies had
already been thoroughly tested by BE-
tense heat ON one sidA while tho cold
night mir penetrated tho other. IHr
next morning I, for one, found uyssI.
u wiser u not t. better man. haI IN.
iced caught u genuine Joilniu c.lI.
whichslon terminated iu re- REGULAR Col.
nfauu in grippe, Uy wuI-
hh)wn COiOfHdo vuu D., which O. ill ss
the skin OF oil COlunula.f, WIS., and
otherwise. until 10 has run ila cgur.e
Win this terrific col pfeving utou
my ysi0m I have visited all 'thr -ntt.,.
ncni7 OF the saints In tho san Luis
valley, preached In It's diiicfuat wards
aud tfspchrs anu obtained tue bic.
.gflc'l Information that / was after.
Bli Tue ordeal was "a hard one.
travelling IN the cold sometimes from
twenty TO ioriy miIus DAY, when
uughi t' rave been iu bed; luI fprak.
inE 20 tue people from one " two huufg
ut night when l shOuii ptthafH mot
have opened my mouth ut all, gave me
An experience which l 10 not covet a
second time. But by the pmyrrs,
lallh ana good nufsing Of my frIcnda.
Hnl particularly through that alfeugth
which the Almighty gave me, nIipI
ull my appointments AMI am nsw
about TO return homo, satisfied win
my LAHORE.
Tue San Luis Stake Of Zion canslsts
NJ four BlghUpia wnrif, name y, the
Meulasa war;, 20 which usl log .np
htanchts NJ Los Cent?, Mountain
Wow Hui Fox Creek: SANFORD waft
win EbHiuulU branch attached. klgu.
FIELD ward, Including no tr.ncn
ut Morgan Bnd Bhnca, unu
the Baulah ward, recently Of
gained In New Mexico. The
numerical strength Of tho Stake,
according TO the lnst statistical ropurt,
II 0ll families or . .Ji sluls, " whom
two are Paifiafchs, hny.cight Seven.
ttt' iotty mine High pflusts, ninety.
seven Eliers, eighteen Priests, Atty.
one ignchurs, lO2 Deacons, l,l6s MON.
brfs anu 1i9 children under eight
Year, OF uge. Alfred n. Smith, e1n
Of the former stake president, Silas ..
smith, prtsiiCs over tue stake, and his
cuuuseiors afo Low 4. Helm aud
Thomas A. Crowther. with the
exception Of one, all the braush.
e. aud wards cUmpUsiug the
san Luis stake Of Zion are
situated ia the San Luis valley ami
principally IN COnelos county. The
san Luis valley II undoubtedly the
largest valley Ia Colorado,as It extend
north ami south Tor about one bundled
aud NIFTY miles, the south end reaching
far into New Mexico; its average width
10 nearly hity miles. The north mum.
tain range siugte dc Christ, form the
eastern boundary Of tbs valley, aud the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

Otherwise the facilities are good. Here
"m luuiaiu8 high" "clear blue
sky" ana "pure brcCzss" do indeed
blow, az I am sure anyone would
acknowledge who spent o weeE ago
last Saturday here; aud the "cloar
s'rcamlcts," such ~ tho Conelos, San
Anlouit), BIO Graude del Nofto and
lholr numerous tributaries dow con.
tiuullIy, anrrling excellent oppot-
tuHities for extensive irrigation. Yes,
Tot LaitJr.day Saints who are In search
D, hOmus not forget the San Luis
Valley; but before deciding 10 locate
ihsir families here let them come aud
.ae i9r thcm.olvts. Then they can
blame no onu Tor eSaggefating tho
natural advantages Of this extensive,
lofty AMI windy valley.
ANDREW JENsoN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

For Cough AMI throat Disorders use
BUOWN's BRuNCHfAL THOCuTs.
"Havo never changed my mind 70.
spccting them, except think better Of
that which ! began by thinking well
oL"-ECr. HcHry Ward Bccchcr. Sold
only In boxes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

SAINT. spry, tailoring; uniforms and
society goods; % Main street, Salt
Lake CITY, Utah. Satisfaction guarun'
fH0I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

Clatola, Rhinowlnea Ale and Porte
at the Chicago Liquor House.