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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30

The man who writes "a check may &c
angry about tn" new war tax. but all h.
can do II To stamp and rave.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30

rs O'Rourke n good policeman?
Good? He won't let his own children sit
or his knee"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30

Louise. ] want you to let me see your
bathing suit before you go to the sea-
shore" We'll. mamma will. but really
you are too fussy about triflcr."
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30

what do you think Of the future OF tn.
Philippines II think they Will keep on
being Islands"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30

what n sanGuine man Cooper is,''
"Sansuinc? He advertised for n middle
aged typewriter girl and expected to get
a plIcatious +"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30

"Shc told me | WAS not a hero like Hob
son. what did you say to that?' &c
told her Hobson hadn't paid for her ic
cream FOR two years"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30

Jimmy. We won't have to 20 to school
no more" "Why. Joe7'' cause all dem
big war heroes birthdays goin' to be
made hollcrdays."
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30

"All women like men better than they
dc other women" "Why?" Because
when men get mad they can't think OF 30
many mean things to say"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30

This war will cause much suffering
next winter" 'In what wny?'' 'rhc
wtmen read so much war news that they
aren't making half the usual quantity OF
jnm,"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30

For n perfect complexion and clear
healthy skin, use COSMO BUT-rERMlI.K *
SOAP. Sold everywhere.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30

Sylvester scovel. q corrrspond~nt ot
New York paper. who slappsd den.
rrnl ehafter II the facs, has bsep eenl
put ef Cuba.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30

Piso Cure for Consumption has saved me
large doctor blls.-c, l.. Barker. 422S Re-
geut Square, Philadelphia. Pa. Dec $, 1885.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30
To ~. raul or M,un,.uo,,..

"Strnngc what good lighters society mcr
turn out To he" Not at all: wcarin. =
high collar makes n man fcrocious."
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30

"Robby, go Immediately and wash your
face" "Who's comm mar or nr, you
goln' 10 take me Sumewhcrcy"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30

been na-
turc's plan I
that women
otherwise
healthy
should suffer
30 severely.
Lydia T.. Pink
hams Negc-
table Com : Z
pound Is Z.
the most Z,
thorough, fc.
male rcgula-
tor known e
medical Sci
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30

doctor. you have been treating me 81,
months, and I'm not "A bit better" Yes
but you are not any worse"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30

Nrs. wIhsioN'a sossshfng Syrup
Icv children t~-thins sit-'s the rvsines. inha
oAaiioa aILAys pain. Ind cole. - bolls
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30
'T0E-GUM CURES CORNS
Or money back. ,5c at all druggists

Does your husband say grace n, the
table, No: he returns thanks for safe
preservation from the last meal"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30

"Rputtcr always says u lot Of things
get with people who haven't heard them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30

"apain discovered us ''Yrs. and shs
r,hdo ~ mi.tak. In not keeping posted
about uh after our discovery"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30

what do you think OF Junks-' III,
would make good president for al
Ann Mas club"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30

Educate Your Bowels with Cas-arets.
Candy Cathnrtic. cure constipation forever
toc. SO HC- {. C. fall druggiSts refund money.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30

There Ii . renewal Of I,eacs taik q
Madrid.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30

Brynn's regiment rrachcd jaskepu
vile Oh the :s2nd.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30

Ns-fs-Nas sos vtsay Cssts.
OSerAntsed tobacco habit cure. nAhes veas
nsr sSsQas blood pure Nc. ". All drugStsts
, 1898-12-07
BOARD OF TRADE MEETS
Action Taken on Discrimination
Against Laramie on Coal

The board Of trade met yesterday af-
ternoon and the following business
men were present: w. H. Holiday, F.
H. Eggleston, W. d. Thomas, P. H.
May, n. E. Corthell and A. Trabing.
A communication from the Chamber
of Commerce of Detroit concerning low
er rates on parcels post, and concerning
an anti-scalping organization regarding
a law against ticket scalping, also con-
corning the National Association of
Freight Commission, asking protection
against express companies in regard to
revenue stamps on express receipts.
These matters were referred to proper
committees.
A letter was read from Colorado
glass men concerning the glassworks,
asking for samples of soda, sand and
limestone. The samples will be sent.
A letter was ordered written to Pres
ident H. E. Burt of the Union Pacific
asking for reduction on freight rates
on coal. Rock Springs lump sells in
Laramie at s6.25 and nut coal at S.. 25,
while in Cheyenne, a 56-mile further
haul over the hill, the same coal is ad-
vertised as follows: Rock Springs
lump, s5.25; nut, $3.50; a difference OF
81 a ton on lump and 75c on nut.
, 1898-12-07

C. Burg of Greeley is in Laramie to-
day.
Lee Hughes went to Denver last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mosnet went to Ogden,
Utah, today.
c. j. Shakespeare of Denver arrived
in Laramie yesterday.
Mrs. Hyrup-Pederson went to Denver
on the noon train on a visit
w. A. MacGrew, H. w. Beal. w. W.
Arnold Of Denver arrived here this
morning to do business.
L. r. VanHouten and his niece were
in the city yesterday from the ranch,
returning this morning.
Ardhdeacon Johnston went to Chey-
enre yesterday afternoon on a business
trip and returned last night.
G. ". Loughead of Denver. agent for
the Columbia Building and Loan asso-
citation of Denver is in town today.
Mrs. VIM. Harris returned today from
Philadelphia, after a pleasant visit
spent during the past two months in
he east.
c. A. Gull and wife of Newcastle,
Wyo.. arrived in Laramie last night on
a visit. MIR. Gull is a prosperous sheep
man who for many years owned a ranch
near Lookout, Wyo., t~hirty-five miles
from Laramie.
Mrs. Hedarton went to Denver last
night to see her husband, who went
there a month ago to receive treatment
for lung trouble. His condition has not
improved and he may go to New York
soon, II The is able to travel.
, 1898-12-07

Rock Springs.
M. F. Egan, who has resigned as su-
p~erintendent Of motive power of the
Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf, will re-
turn to the service of the Union Pacific.
The Wagner company is reported to
be building five new cars for the Lake
Shore limited train. One of the cars is
to be named Dewey and another MA
nila," and the other three will bear
names OF people who held prominent
places in the recent war, say the Rail-
way Age. This is an improvement on
the Spanish names for Pullman cars.
John C. Barclay, for g number OF
years night manager of the Western
Union Telegraph company's Office at
Chicago, has been appointed chief cleo
trician of the western division OF that
company to succeed C. H. Somers, de-
ceased.
What is going on in Omaha? All the
Union Pacific general agents, both
freight and passenger, have been called
in for a general consultation. F. b.
Choate OF the freight department and
H. M. Clay of the passenger department
have gone east, as have all western
men.
, 1898-12-07
EASTERN STAR OFFICERS.
Arranging to Hold a Grand Installation
and Banquet.

Alpha Chapter No. 1, Order of the
Eastern Star held their annual election
Of officers last evening and elected the
following officers:
Worthy Matron-Miss Maud Fisher.
Worthy Patron-C. W. Bramel.
Associate Matron-Mrs. Anna De-
Lario.
Secretary-Mrs. Fannie Settele.
Treasurer-Mrs. Helen Kidd.
Conductress-Mrs. Mary Patterson.
Associate Conductress-Mrs. Hattie
Mathison.
"A committee was appointed to con-
fer with The Masonic lodge to arrange
a joint installation and banquet, which
will occur between December 18th and
9th. 1t is possible that the Worthy
Matron OF the Grand Chapter of Wyo-
ming. Mrs. Bristol of Casper, will be
present at this time and in that event
some grand officers, chosen at the meet
ing OF the subordinate chapters of the
state in September. will also be form
ally installed.
, 1898-12-07
CITY COUNCIL MEETS.
Reconstructed Arc Light and Incan-
descent System Accepted.

The city council met last might, all
members being present except Council
mar Fee. Many routine matters were
attended to, including the transfer OF
the license of e. n. Allen of the Dia-
mond saloon to A. Rosin.
The council, after an extended and
thorough examination of the recon
structed electric light system, under
contract of last spring. formally accept
ed the system. The new arrangement
Contains ninety-ive incandescent street
lights, which have been carefully relo-
Gated, and in the business part Of town
are eleven new 1000 candle power new
/ atent arc lights.
, 1898-12-07

be used chiefly for the lantern. Acety-
lene gas is generated simply by tn ad-
dntion of water to calcium carbide, thus
making 1t possible for it to be used in
any part of the state where it would
be impossible to obtain the electric or
the oxyhydrogen light.
Q
Mr.. Pointing and Mr.. Breitenstein,
students in elementary chemistry, have
been doing extra work this term in the
laboratory n are now well along in
the qualitative analysis of the third
terms work. II they continue at the
present rate of progress they will have
completed two years work at the end
of this year.
Professors Slosson and Buffum have
in preparation a bulletin which will be
issued very soon which will give a
popular account OF the results of the
alkai investigations for the past seven
years.
900
"A psychological musical will be given
at the home of Miss Downey next
Thursday evenig when the members of
the psychology class will be given an
opportunity to experiment on the IN
suspecting members of the rhetoric
class. Imagery experiments will con-
%stitute most Of the evenings work.
O @
Professor Euffum's bulletin No. SO
ON Cultivated Shade and Forest Trees
containing a number of full page illus
trations has just been received from
the printer. 1t is now ready for distri-
button.
The long looked for college caps have
arrived and the young ladies are prov
ing their patriotism by wearing them
constantly, even appearing in them at
Chapel Friday afternoon.
oOO
The students of the drawing depart
ment are working on a design for the
cover Of the Christmas number of the
Wyoming Student.
The s~emi-annual meeting of the board
of trustees will be held on December
18th.
Q
The question discussed in the Debat-
ing club last Saturday evening was de-
cided in favor Of the Affirmative.
900
We gather from the various express
sions on the faces of the seniors that
the term orations will be delivered in
a short time.
All the photographs which were sent
on to the Omaha exposition have been
returned and are now on exhibition In
the presidents Office.
, 1898-12-07

Gillette raised the price OF cattle and
also raised something else in the cattle
paper market,-omaha World-Herald.
Mr.. Gillette of Kansas seems to have
executed a Roosevelt dash to a Toral
finish.-Omaha World-Herald.
A Kearney music dealer speaks of
''five pianos slaughtered" What's the
matter with the pianists?-Exchange.
Mr.. Coils p. Huntington ct al. will
see in the presidents reference to the
Nicaragua canal a leaning toward a
scrap with the Pacific railroads inter-
ests.-Worbd Herald.
, 1898-12-07
I. 90. F. OFFICERS.

Laramie Lodge No. 2, 1. o. o. F., met
last night and elected the following
officers to serve for the ensuing six
months:
Noble Grand-Michael Erne.
Vice Grand-E. A. Titus.
Secretary-H. W. Grass.
Treasurer-George Berner.
Trustees-Charles Kuster. Christie
pher Kline, Jacob Berner.
Installation will take place Tuesday,
january 8, 1899.
, 1898-12-07
CREAMERY BUTTER at Trainings
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Call at Trainings for
the following goods at
reasonable prices:
Fresh oysters in bulk
and cans.
Oranges, lemons and
cranberries.
Sweet potatoes.
Fancy N. Y. apples.
Fresh link and wien
er sausage.
Full line of sweet
cream cheese.
Fine assortment OF
condies and nuts.
Liver and blood sau-
sage, head cheese,
picked and smoked
OK tongue, lambs ton
que and pigs feet.
Summer sausage of
all Kinds
Brickstein, Swiss &
limberger cheese.
, 1898-12-07
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that ON and
after January LIST. 1893, the undersigned
banks will allow interest at the rate
of 8 per cent per annum for deposits for
six months, and 4 per cent per annum
for deposits OF twelve months.
The Albany County National Bank,
BY E. CRUMRINE, Cashier.
The First National Bank,
By A. C. JONES, Cashier.
Laramie, Wyo., Dec. 2, 1898.
, 1898-12-07
UNIVERSITY NOTES
INTERESTING NEWS OF WEEK
FROM THE STATE
UNIVERSITY.

New Acetylene Machine-Inter-Colleg-
late Debating Contest-Court Mar
tial Cases-Rev. Hickman, Glass OF
'97, in a Good NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ical Musical.
, 1898-12-07

The Albany Mutual Building associ-
alton will issue a new series Of stock
on January 26. 1899. provided $50
shares be subscribed. Subscription
books nov open at the once Of J. H.
Symons. secretary. or at the Albany
County National bank. w. II
, 1898-12-07

FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE.
Steel Ranges, Fine Heating Stoves,
Carpet sweepers. Chioaware IN large
assontments, Dinner Sets. Glassware.
Barney Z BArsys Skates. Cutlery.
Bou sleds. Lamps and articles Of gsn-
err use too numerous to msn4ion.
FOX HA1DWAn @.
, 1898-12-07
SIX TRAINS A DAY.
THE UNION PACIFIC WILL RUN
THREE TRAINS DAILY
EACH WAY.
The East and West-Bound Midnight
Trains Will Go In Two Sections
Now on Account Of Continued In
crease in Business-Changes Will
Bring Promotions.

The Cheyenne Tribune this morning
contains the following information on
corning the new trains and time table:
suance of its new time card, which, it
it believed, will make it's appearance
on next Sunday, put on two additional
passenger trains between Omahh and
Ogden. The new trains will be one
westbound and one east bouna, and will
be run as first sections of Nos. / and
2, the Overland Flyers.
The two westbound trains will ar
rive at Cheyenne at about 1910 and
utes earlier that the Overland Flyer
now reaches the city. The first section
will be composed Of mail, baggage and
tourist sleeping cars, while the second
section will be made up OF the compos-
| lite car, chair cars and Pullman sleep
ers.
The two sections of the eastbound
ain W.. g WI" "ii'e NnesenAne
about 1870 a. m, OF the same time as
W. nv" iea'ne' oni' 'i"'' "nu WIN
We ''npSet one sane e4uipinei' as
the west bound trains. That is, the
first section will be made UP Of mail,
'aee"se IL "is LIN 'ne ~
ohu ''on VIII lave One ~o"posi'e
ua' wv" une
"s0s uI''oh nave Deen "ifaneeu
wv uies IL '"s s'ien'As i'oni 'no
u No anu q DIS rhe' NO" run ~
ne 'ons ''o'' Sno't' inv IVY i0e-
u'"' u"in'' i>o'' LIN @ WIN oe niAue
in'o lour lrains' "aun ene au"iu'on'
A
VIII Ae. o" Nos wv : 'ne
AN ea
oouil" Trains anu auaeu 70 pne equip
"en' VI cne Hhs' seo'ions VI ue ~s
u "nu "ei'
'ea'n y tnose onan on
~ w 500 vi - "e
'h BUSINESS u" o
s"uiy iheieasins i"F sone Utilize ano
.ne o'hn' nave "eeone wv neaVy
~ p'opeiS' even "hen 0ne o
"'es VI he'pihe auu pushing enein
""'o On 'ieu !" Du'e 'uo p"'
ie" honUhs aiihoS' every Ufain mas
Deeh nau'eu ~ Two hslnes ihls Is
'ei! eNpNi'e by pu''ine "n u"o ne~
uain' @nu equahiNihs ohe equip1hen'
IL n"s Vi pu7in
w. e4peui'eu' pne expense Oh PUSHING
anu heipihs engines oone AWAY Win
anu une oaneer OF accioents' sucn az
o'ea oooui Will oouoienHoefs is
sr.a'y ie
% INCREASING ps pasnser serV'e
iou' siA o@iiy "a'ns one Union
roihc VIII a~o Ne 10 IN
~ 70 'oi'e u oraiineh ali apone
une nne VI phe wyoming oiViSion
afon7 'he SERVICES vi rrom 90 10 10 ad-
uiOionai iien Will pe required 10 handae
nv ne" Uiains' AT une present ume
ee "Ae SA passenger coiiuucoo1S ana
rneir Crews numbering In all ~ men,
RUNNING peo"een uhls GU ana q
nise'' anu having cnafse Oh ohe our
uiaihs' inc he" oains VIII require
'niee aaoi"ona' passenger conoucoofs
ann G1Y hra Knmnn FNhn fNhnNp0nrn NN1
, 1898-12-07

Rheumatism causes more aches and
pains than any other disease. 1t is due
to acid in the blood, and is cured by
Hoods sarsaparifla which ~neutralizes
this acid.
, 1898-12-07

Full assortment Of Fancy Pickles,
Catsups, Mustards,, Sauces and Horse
Rad.sh, 80 to TRAININGS.
, 1898-12-07
TEAMS WANTED.

To haul flour, grain, bran and other
goods from Fort Collins TO Laramie.
Call at store OF Trabing Commercial
company.
, 1898-12-07

FOR PLATED AND SILVERWARE
go to Trainings and you will get the
best for you money
, 1898-12-07

tial Cases-Rev. Hickman, Glass OF
81, in a Good Position-Psychoiog-
ical Musical.
The second number of the Wyoming
Student was issued Monday. This num-
Der shows hard work and contains many
interesting articles, the literary depart
ment especially being noticeable for its
entertaining selections
The board of managers of the pape
held a meeting Tuesday afternoon at
which time it was fully decided that a
special edition of the paper should be
printed during this month. This holi.
day edition will be especially fine and
will contain. among items Of interest,
many cuts of the university and the
scenery of Wyoming. Such an edition
will necessarily envolve hard, faithful
work, but the students are willing to
do it for the sake of their paper which
has already become dear to their hearts.
@ @ @
Court martial has been the one sub
ect of discussion at the university for
some time past. A number of the boys
have been ordered to appear for trial
on some trivial charges against mill
tary discipline and the court has al
ready opened. Most of the accused are
using every effort to free themselves
and are going to fight their case to the
bitter end. Some very interesting de-
velopments are expected in some of the
cases. The prisoners of war" have
gained one point in having Prof. Soul
present. We cannot foretell the result
of this o important court martial
but the poor officers deserve the SYM
pathy Of all for the ask which is be-
fore them and credit for desiring to
hand a well drilled company over to
Lieutenant Perry on his arrival.
O O O
1t has often been remarked as a thing
to be regretted that the university has
lever engaged IN any intercollegiate
contest. We hope that in a short time
this can no longer be said. The officers
-
bate between that university and ours.
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was ONE VI
vear Tho ,o,,rr., od;+oa H., -.
Kn;gbt ;r wos osn.o;.,nr o,ou,h,.
"A flor ,ne rrooro, .ho or;t,o MI, a.
hard maae q ,av ve-v co,n,Yn.,t.u,
ram, rho 10 .ba s,xo,u ,na ~ -,
dents N. onno, IL. u..,. ~.
much anioved ond onrrao;..od
President smi,ov.s to,Ls tn .,o 49,,
dents on Tuesday .fternoons o,uo,.
contain m,rv +horahts uo,, 80.
emherire nh. ono ros,o.a,n
~exception Tn II the nresident Snota q,
how to obtain an education under dif.
fculties. Often these difficulties do not
lessen the knowledge of the student in
the end but rather add to II. President
Smiley cited MANY examples of men
and women whom had risen to tho
highest p~rominence NV mere,v overcom-
ing for themselves the hinderencea in
their way.
Tho Dow u,.,.or C,.,,u. ,
otto =, tho r,i,or,,.u ,o7 ~.
New York citv rIa will ha .r.,+,r
missed from I'm fvers,tv c;rcles 90 woI,
as by his former church bere II. DO
one of the most scholarly c,erovmen
who ha, ever been in laramie and will
doubtless do ,yre,t credsq n, ,is ,,,.
mater in rho mnorto NJ, nosi,,o, ,or
which he has been se,ected
q
N.Y. p
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, 1898-12-07

STATE OF WYOMING, L..
COUNTY OF ALBANY, $50
l, A. O.. Jones, cashier OF the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best of my
and belief.
A. O. Jones, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9Th day OF December, 1898.
&C D. SPALDIN Notary Public.
Correct-Attest: lsEAT.1
HENRY @. BALCH,)
OTTO GRAMM, Directors.
J. W COMMON,
, 1898-12-07

Hoods Pills cure b~ihousness. Mall
ed for rs cents by c. /. Hood & Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
, 1898-12-07

Leave orders for
loose hay by the load.
I have just purchased
a thousand tons.
GEO. H. HUNT.
, 1898-12-07

E~veryinducs ment is
held out for cash at
Trainings tor all goods
in their line. Cash
tells the story
Old papers IS cents PSF 100 1t Tts
, 1898-12-07
1883.
BANK KNIT.

Report of the condition of the First
National Bank. at Laramie. In the State OF
wyoming. at the close Of business. December
LIST, 1895.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-06
Juggler.

possible to spin raw egg, so our jug gler uses a d-boiled one, and spins it on it's small end in a shallow japanned tray. If the tray is kept gently moving in a small circle in the opposite direction to that in which the egg is spinning the latter will continue to spin as long as desired.
 The egg spinning trick is usually fol- lowed by balancing trick, in which a playing card is balanced upon small wand, and N egg is then balanced on a corner of the card. This trick usually calls forth a great pretension of skill on the part of the performer, when in reality no skill whatever is re- quired.
 The wand is of ebony or some dark wood, and about three inches from one end is a small hole. The egg is made of wood, painted white, and with a small hole in one end. The card Is composed of two cards glued together with a fine steel wire between them, running diagonally from corner to cor ner of the card, with the ends of the wire projecting about a quarter of an inch.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-06

arrangements for thoroughly delightful two months.
 Another family party that is here for the month of February is that of A. L. Ulrick or Rim Lake, Wis.
 Mir and Mrs. F. S. Douty spent few days here this week. Mir. Douty came down on business.
 Among other arrivals of the past week are; Mir and Mrs H. Brown. New York; MT ana Mrs. H. Cohen. H. H. Brandels, Omaha. Nep; Embry and wife. Buffalo. N. Y; l.. G. kanso, hoft H. Herschman, Salt Lake City; MT. ana Mrs A L. Ulrick and family, Wisconsin, MT MT. and Mrs. F. $. Douty, Miss Rowe, Cnarles Freeman, San Francisco; Mrs. ". A. S. AKe.s. Denver Colo; Miss A. Stanley, Butte Mont ,; MT and Mrs William R. Webster. Phllaoel- phia; w Crawford. New York; Mrs h. V; i Edwards Vancouver, B. C.; w. A Munro anu wife Vancouver MT. and Mrs II A I1ranI, Gra.un Miss Grant Tarrytown N. Y.; H. A. SitNei and wife, Salt Lake City; Mr ana Mrs' paton Shepard San Mateo; Ii. Schacht' T. G. Ira ra'orI' San Francisco; Heinrich Haas. RamoqTg. J. B OkIe and wife J. L. Sill and wife. WFoIli. ing. e M Everest and wife, Rochester, N. I; F R. von Schoeler, Austria; Wlnani P ID. Jones, Boston Mass; Isaiah Ball New aoIh, 3as, q H Kraft B. Young Utah. L.. Rosenstein and wife chicago J. A. Young and wlle, 5,sn, oah land: John Holiday, London; A, l.; Ho9veI' Avery O.: William Ormond and wife rort- land Or: Mrs M F. Glger. Miss lda GlieeIT' ion. Chicago; J. L. Moody and wife. San Iran cisco: l. b Honeyman and wife, Portlana. Or; MT and Mrs. Arthur M. MorSe' c,ops York. Mrs A. l.. Stone. Mrs. Charies D. S'oiie' Miss Kate R. Stone Miss Flint, Master s,N.. LeaN . fit Baker. Miss Helen Baker. Miss Dqrolns Wood and child. Pittsburg, Pa: MT: ana ana Mrs; nS Charles A Johnson, Denver Colo-' MT ana Mrs Edward J. McCutchen, Mrs A. t- f1eau' Miss Head, San Francisco