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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-17
Argentina and Chile Failed to Arre.

New York March ia dispatch from
Buenos Ayres says:
The international conference upon the
fuenta de Atacama question has held its
last session without arriving at an under
standing of the matter, which therefore
will be submitted to the arbitration of
United States Minister Buchanan. Ar,
gentina will be represented by former
President Criburu and Chile by Senator
Maciver
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-17
MINING NOTEn.

Work has been resumed on the Daddy
at Murray, Idaho.
1t is reported by parties who claim to
know that the Grouse claim in the Occur
4 Alene has been sold to Larsen & Green.
ough.
Placer WORK at Murray, Idaho, is hay.
ing a renewal.
the new l0,stamp mill purchased for
the properties OF the Okanogan Free Cold
Mines has arrived at " enatchee.
A Toronto, Canada, syndicate has pur.
chased bunch of II claims in south.
western Colorado, near the famous Snug.
gler mine, for $25O,OOO.
The Mineral Point mine, at Osborn, re.
Gently shipped its first car of ore, and it
is claimed it was the richest ever shipped
from the Occur d'Alenes.
A recent advance of Is per cent in the
price of antimony leads to renewed inter.
est in the Nevada and California deposits
OF that metal.
The face of the tunnel in the Lombardy
mine, in the Occur d'Alenes, ia reported
full OF first class milling ore, which as.
says 66 per cent lead and % ounces in
silver to the ton.
lhe third session of the mining con.
gress is to be at Milwaukee, Wis, next
August. The first was in Denver, Color.
ado, July, 1897; the second, Salt Lake
City, Utah, July, 1893.
The Snowshoe mine, in the Libby dis.
trlct, has produced about $500, 900 so far.
ana with the new machinery lately in.
stalled the output will be greatly In.
creased.
Since 1893 little has been done in silver
production in California; the largest sill
yer producing mines are in Inyo. Kern
ana San Bemardino counties; except as
a oy-product," nothing is being done
therein at present.
Inc Rlalto mine at the head of Pritch.
ara creek, six miles east of Murray. own.
ed by Manley & Pedicord, is shippine ore
III large quantities. The richness of the
ore enables this company to freight it 20
miles to Thompson Falls.
Inc Hunter and the Gem. two of the
MINES which made the silver.lead belt of
the Occur d'Alenes famous, are preparine
10 start up, again. The Hunter was clos.
Gu on account of the burning of its con-
centrator year and half ago, and the
nem was closed while lead was down to
- w because to continue work meant
putting in new hosting machinery, and
.ne outlook for the product did not Jus.
I,y any expenditures of that nature.
nnese TWO properties will furnish employ.
ment TO 800 or more men when they get
running and will make a material in.
crease in the output of the district.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-17
kipling's Ignorance of His I,oss.

New York, March ll.-For two DAYS
Mr. hipling has made repeated inquiries
Tor his children. He asks the nurse and
d. Durham when he may see them and
Is particularly anxious to see Josephine
the little one who died. HIS nurse finds
1t very difficult to invent some new ex.
cuse to gain time.
The father seems to have some inklino
that something is wrong and his contin.
uaily repeated requests for Josephine are
most pathetic. OF course the news will
not be told until he has recovered if it is
possible to keep him in ignorance of his
great loss.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-17

face of the drift in the Princess Maud
gave values OF $3.50.
The Mountain Lion is not drifting, as
it is difficult to make much Roadway with
hand drills, and particularly so as it is
difficult to supply the air necessary for
the safety OF the men.
Some water is coming in the face of
the Republic Summit tunnel, and from
this circumstance the superintendent
thinks that the footwall is not far of.
There is now seven feet OF quartz.
In Oregon.
The new 100000 mill at the Golconda
mine, near Baker City, Ore, is building.
The owners expect great success with
the new bromine- chlorine process.
The Collateral mine, adjoining the Viz.
tue, in Eastern Oregon, has now done
some 1900 feet of development work, and
have exposed big body of ore that will
keep a mill long at work.
The late Oregon legislature passed
three bills affecting the mining industry:
"To put placer and quartz claims upon
the same basis as real estate;" ito pro-
vide for lien against mining claims for
labor and supplies" and "to provide for
the appropriation of water for mining and
power purposes.
Development work that has taken place
in the mining districts adjacent to Long
Creek, Ore, within the last IL months
has in manner settled the future of this
extensive mineral belt. This season will
not only be notable for the discoveries
made, but will also witness the unfolding
of large and rich ore bodies, in the prop.
critics now being operated.
1t is reported that +, Ray has uncov,
cred Il $4,000 pocket on his property at
Gold Hill, after going through some 80
feet OF solid rock from where he uneov-
cred a $4,000 pocket last summer. The
find has created considerable excitement
Gus gold hill from which the town de.
rived its name and from which such an
immense sum was taken out in pockets
many years ago.
From present indications, the Susan.
vile mining district will experience
prosperous year, as business men of all
classes are beginning to come in and look
for locations, and view the possibilities
of opening up trade. The Badger Min.
ing 4 Milling company has been running
its new lO-stamp mill on good ore all
winter, and shipping good carbonate ore
from the Badger mine as well as sending
out several carloads of high grade con.
centrates from the mill. Work at other
mines is promising.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-17

Washington, March 1.-THE Chicago
has been detached from the squadron of
Rear Admiral Sampson and has sailed
rom Havana to Hampton Roads. The
Chicago is to become the flagship of Rear
Admiral Henry L. Howison, who has been
assigned to the command of the South
Atlantic squadron in South America.
Rear Admiral Henry F. Picking has
been ordered to relieve Howison as COM
mandant of the navy yard at Boston.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-17
Spanish Prisoners I'm For II.

Madrid, March lat is reported here
that Aguinaldo has redoubled his opposi,
ton to the release of the Spanish prison,
ers now in the hands of the insurgents,
because General Polaviejo, now minister
of war, caused DIR. Rial, who drew up
the statutes of the Philippine League and
was therefore practically the instigator of
the revolt in the islands, to be shot in
December, 1885,
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-17
Miller Assumes Command

Manila, March l2.-6:25 p. m.-Gen.
sl"i Miller Will tomorrow resume his for.
.n,i command of which he was recently
renewed by General Wheaton because Of
his illness. y
a new brigade is being formed for Ger
eral Wheaton. "
General Lawton's headquarters will re-
o, Quay there has been irregular firing
along the line Of both divisions
me transport lsla de Luzon has sailed
,or spain with 1885 Spanish soldiers on
BOARD BOARD Only l2O Spaniards still remain
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-17
Admiral Dewey Needs Rest.

Manila, Philippine Islands, March 10
The reports of i'll health of Admiral Dew.
ey have been greatly exaggerated. One
year. however, in this eastern climate,
with the severe cares not only of battle,
but OF the subsequent difficult dipomatic
situation. have tired the admiral out and
neeessitate well earned rest. His consti-
tuition is still unimpaired, but no man
can stand the strain of affairs here in
definitely
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-17

Havana, March l3-The Cuban mill
tary assembly, in public session, has i'm
peached General Maxine Gomez and re-
moved him from ms command as general
in chief of the Cuban army, the first bal.
lot taken resulting in 26 votes being cast
in support of the motion to impeach and
remove General Gomez, against four in op-
position. The meeting lasted from 2
o'clock until Z.
General Gomez only supporters were
General Cespedes and General Nunez. The
original motion, which was introduced by
Senior Manuel Sanguilly, provided for the
abolition of the grade OF general in chief,
but an amendment was offered to this by
Senior Aguerro, which read: ITO abolish
the grade of general in chief and remove
General Gomez for failure in his military
duties and disobedience to the assembly"
Senior Aguerro declared that Gomez was
insubordinate and should be punished, and
Senior Sanguilly insinuated that the gen
eral was traitor to Cuba.
Assembly's Action HI-Advised.
General Gomez is believed to be strong
er than the assembly in the affections of
the Cuban army.
Many Privates are anxious to leave the
army and go to work, especially when
they are able to obtain money to start in
life anew.
The position of the assembly is notably
weak, as the military administration sup
ports Gomez, also the planters and prop
erty owning element, who are tired of
the Cuban army, which subsists half upon
charity and half upon contributions levied
by means of threats.
Gomez Likes 1t.
General Gomez received at Molinas this
evening a telephone message announcing
to him the assembly's decision. He an
swered calmly: "All right, l enjoy the sit
uation."
He then came to Havana to keep din
ner engagement with his daughter at the
house Of friend.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-17
Lawyers In a Gun PLAY

hriStol' Tenn, March l2.-General
James A. Walker and W. S. Hamilton, at.
torney Tor Judge W. s. Rhea, who is en-
gaged IN contest with General Walker
iol tne congressional toga for the Ninth
nglnla district, quarreled last night
a ~nlie engaged in taking dispositions in the
contest Both will probably die.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-17
Canadian Pacific Earnings.

The annual report of the Canadian Pa.
cifie railway has been made public. The
balance sheet shows that the gross earn.
ings for the year were $26,l3s,977 work.
ing expenses, Sl5,665, 1853, making the net
earnings $lO,475,372; leaving surplus
for the year of $4,l24,4l7.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-17
snovvstorm In Minnesota.

st. Paul, March ia severe snow
storm is raging here and specials indicate
it extends over into South Dakota on the
west and into Wisconsin on the east. The
snow is drifting badly and traffic is de.
layed.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-17
Canadian Wire. for the k,ond,..,

Ottawa, Ont, March 9.-The govern.
ment has decided to construct a telegraph
line to the Klondike country. The plan is
to build line between Lake Bennett and
Dawson City at once.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-17
CUBA'S military ASSEMBLY
GENERAL GOMEZ rs REMOVED.

In Public Session He Was Impeached-
COnclave Lasted Five Hours-He Was
Called a Traitor to Cuba-The Action
charlottesville Says He Enjoys it.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-17

Thought takes man out of servitude
into freedom Emerson.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-17
Conner in Minnesota.

A copper strike has been made at the
mouth of knife river, about ID miles from
Duluth, on the north shore, that may
result in mines that will rival those Of
the Michigan copper country. The strike
is said to be one OF the richest OF the
numerous copper strikes made in this vi
entity in years.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-17
southeastern Alaska.

Very encouraging reports are finding
their way into print concerning quartz
developments in southeastern Alaska
One concern, the Sea Level Mining &
Milling Co., claims to have large force
OF men opening up series OF large veins
which average in gold from $25 to $92.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-17
SiIverton, b. c., Tramwny.

Silverton, one of the busy mining towns
of SLOGAN lake, is figuring on a number
of important Improvements this season,
among which are a 200-ton concentration
at the Emily Edith mine, an aerial tram
way by the Wakefield company, long
crosscut tunnel on the Vancouver group,
and several companies are several com
panies are getting ready to start develop
ment work.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-17
Republic

The rich ledge in the Flag Hill has
Widened to one foot.
The shaft on the Snow Drop has reach
ed depth of 80 feet.
Work progresses steadily in the shaft
of the North San Poll.
The Trade Dollar cross drift is still he.
ing pushed from the bottom of the w;ruo
There is no change in the appearance
OF matters in the Palo Alto since last ra.
ported. IT,
There is no change in the appearance of
the quartz in the Troubadour shaft this
week. 'ii'S
There was some nice ore taken from y.
bottom of the shaft on the Agnes AZ -
depth of 80 feet. ~ I"
Inc rock in the Anaconda tunnel cor.
tlnnes to be very hard, and "a a consa
quence the progress is slow. ~
The erosscut has passed thropob ~.
great ore body of the Quilp, at RepubIic
and a drift has been started 70 nm IN
the ore. " ''h
The Ben Hur management has iporr
urated plan to determine the most Go
vora6ie point on the claim to sinh
double compartment shaft.
A force of men on the Gopher shaft vii,
continue it to depth of at least 5n foat
The assay of sample taken across the
Daily camera., 1899-04-01
SPRUNG A SURPRISE.
sa.ii N.ober - Assss asobsss Aajeur
ossssss fsetOa0.

snsii N.ober - As~ss neobsrs Aajesr,
oesssss fsftDag.
Denver. April r-Thsse 10 = bo,
rumpus in the house beessse . smail
number Of early arrivals sAis morning
sdjosrssd The sssssoa sstii Z s'cisek this
afternoon. When he etAsz members
arrived. the widen indieeas,oa followed.
A meeting vas held And resolstoas
drafted for coosideration whsn the house
convenes at I. in which Il b said that
Speaker Smith and Genesal Browning
the move for the purpose Of
preventing action on the Deaves charter
bill. tbs antitrust bill and the jury bill.
There are iAdieatioas Of . riot when the
house eoovenes.
The senate eontinssd flibaaerinS and
traasaeted no impsetant business thi.
nesaiAg. Il Is now believed that an ex
sra sessioa viil be necessary 10 pass the
general aepsopsiatioa bills.
Daily camera., 1899-04-01
FIIDh|0S Sold
lobe Weakening
WANTS PEACE.
iaaiao Reported 10 bs Tired Of Cos
taoued Defssss.

Agaiaaide Reported 70 b Tired Of Con
eoued Defeats.
Washiagton. April I-Itis reported on
seemingly good authority tha, Asuinal.
do has seat q trusted friend to treat with
the Annsrican commissioners for ces
sation Of hostilities. 1t is stated also that
he vanss more liberal terms than those
given IN the proclamation of the COM
missioaess.
There 70 no disposition. however. on
the part q the Amencans to modify the
demaads q the proclamation. They will
demand tAAs the rebels Immediately lay
down tAsfr arms and give up the strug.
gle, 20 thse some sort of government
may be = ooce established. Many be.
lieve tAs teUops are not pushing the fight.
ing becaass their officers have received
adviees sAs& Aguin aldo will quit. If he
doesn't = h quickly however. the cam
paiga viii be renewed again.
Daily camera., 1899-04-01

Dover. April The missing members
of the steamer Pontas have arrived safe.
ly. Since the sinking of the Stella,
there h-s been an epidemic Of marine
disasters. The Ethel Hilda has been
sighted. showing signals Of having been
in collision. The Southwestern which
was sent in search of victims Of the Stella
wreck IS aground off cape de Ia Hague.
Word has been received mat the British
collier Aeathpole was run down and
sunk and ten of her crew was drowned.
A French fishing smack has also gone
down and its crew of six lost.
Daily camera., 1899-04-01
su.c....r fer Prot. D..A...

Or. James H. Baker. president Of he
state university. 10 on his way to Chicago
to attend 4 meeting Of college presidents
in that city. One Of the objects OF the
trip Of the head Of the university 10 -
ioek around for promising maA to take
the place OF Professor Dunham, wAe has
been IN charge Of the departmens Of
Greek =, the uaiversity. Several months
ego the professor failed in health and he
has been sojouratag on the Atlantic coast
this winter. Reports say ,ha, Ah health
10 improving. but his friends are Of the
opinion that he cannot stand the strain
Of the high altitude. and It may Be neces.
sary to find = new man. The appoint
ment may be msde ad interim. and .,
the close OF the year If considered neces.
sary will be made permanent. Professor
Dunham is looked upon as 4 strong man
10 his specialty.-Denver News.
Daily camera., 1899-04-01
Was Too sick to Come.

Constable MADEIRA wen, over to Mar.
shall this morning to serve the warran,
on Paul Winters. who is charged with
sife be ating. The constable returned
on the o:3o train and reported that Win.
ters is sick in bed and tha, the doctor
would not permit him to be removed.
There was considerable unfavorable
comment in the sheriffs office regarding
the delay in serving the warrant the
complaint having been sworn out on
Thursday afternoon. The wife of the
man was in mortal terror of her husband
and after swearing out the complain,
waited In Boulder until she had been As
sured that the constable had gone Il
make the arrest.
Daily camera., 1899-04-01
m. Wa.r,. Ps.... Ax.x.

Mrs. James Warren died At the fam.
lily residence. 77Io Pine street. At 7:3c
this morning. after long and extremely
painful illness. Mrs. Warren was born
In Sumner. Oxford county. Maine. nearly
~ years ago. Her maiden name was
Coburn, aud four brothers, all yell
known in the different .tates where they
reside, survive her. Her husband. to
whom she was married nearly sixty years
ago. and hve sons, all residents Of Boul
der county. mourn the loss Of most de-
voted wife and mother. The funeral
sili be held 1t Tresise's underta king par
lors. Sunday afternoon. =, ; O'Clock.
Daily camera., 1899-04-01
san Mi.dsrssl b. s.ov,

Io,. Wesley Brsinerd was over iron
Denver on business today. The colonel
says that be is enjoying the btAciAs
weather aad bis vigorous, healthy ap-
peafanee esrtaialy bore out his ssase-
ments. His mining operations At Camp
Brsiosrd. however. are still hopelessly
tied up and be says that ii Is nov nm.
certain when work can be resumed. The
snow 10 piled high in the vicinity Of his
mine, aud the drifts make teamiag not
oaly dangerous, bst impossible.
Daily camera., 1899-04-01
E.,.r..,nm.n. . success.

The living pictures, tableaux and
illustrated songs which were exhibited
last night at the temple reflect great
ersdi, upon Miss Bachelor. who had the
work IN charge. the grouping and atti-
sades being natural and perfect Miss
Hannah Leech in the skirt dance vas
very light and graceful. The cake walk
vas the best ever given in Boulder. Lit.
tie Floyd Davis sang an original song
about Dewey which brought down the
house and for N eacore gave MES
sage from Mars" which he sang to per,
fecnon. After the Entertainment the
floor was cleared and the young peopl,
enjoyed dancing until midnight
Daily camera., 1899-04-01
New l.sorporssaoa .

Incorporation papers Of the Deavss
and Coal Delt Railroad company with 4
capital Of tsoo.ooo we're filed With The
eosnsy clerk today. Purpose to BALD
and operate = railway. telephone and
tslsgraph line from Boulder to Denver;
ef4ees in Denver; incorporasors John c.
Telles. Thomas L. Darby. Frank Smith,
Wm. H. Cemhs. Cyr,llus B. Ayrss.
The Nassosal Reserve Gold Mining
company 6led Incorporation papers 10.
day: capital SI.asoooo; ineorporators ].
n. Hanks. Jacob Kier. R. c. Scott. J. a.
Reed. s. H. higgins. p. ]. ponohus, j.
NJ. Howell.
Daily camera., 1899-04-01
Re0ElS SCATTERED.

osiy eAAsl Scattering Bssds RsviaS over
the County.
WasAtegton. April The following
despatch vas received today from Otis
At Manila:
-Qaietprevails. Have directed troops
to Maloles and on the railroad track on
reeonnoiaesing duty. We find insurR.
ents ooly in small forces in surrounding
country nd they retreat 4, the approach
Of our trosps. A tew OF our troops have
moved - new positions"
Daily camera., 1899-04-01
yeslI. bodt.. rIo.t,.. A,hor,.

London. April I-Despatches from
Guernsey state that number Of bodies
Of the victims from the Stella are com.
ing ashore. An investigation will shortly
be instiga,ed and It is believed that the
blame Will be placed upon Captain
Reeks who went down With the ship.
Daily camera., 1899-04-01
ooLoaAooAns wovnoso.

ssversi CsssssAs Dsys - rhsrsAays O..
ssalty Lise.
oWashin&soo, April - Among the
wounded At Manila in Tie fshtag on
March "a were the following in the Is,
Colorado regiment
Company C--Private Charles Hutchin.
son. severe.
Company D-John Dennis. severe.
Company C-Henry E. Redmand, x.
we're: John G. O'Corxle and L. E. Philip.
pi.
Daily camera., 1899-04-01
oo,.ns.. L.as. Ne. Il. AT. II.

Columbia Ledge Ne. lA, A. F. An.
There will be special communica.
ton Of Columbia lodge. No. u. A. F. &
A. NJ. Monday. April J. at las p. M
for the purpose OF attending the funeral
Of Brother ]. M. Cock. All master ma.
sons invited to attend. BY order Of
J.. A. DAVIS, w. n.
Daily camera., 1899-04-01
Two Asrs Victim. F.und.

Chicago. April Two more bodies
we're today recovered from the ruins of
the Armour curled hair and felt works.
The remains were those of John Whi.e
and William ellison.
Daily camera., 1899-04-01
0iNEo IN MALoLos.

AsArsAur 8sjeys ass ns., - the U,hptus
osssrsssisaAi CAsnbss.
Manila. April I-McArthur dined ~
day 10 the ball Of the Filipino eoagress.
The plan 10 to keep the troops in camp
here for several dayA Wheaton's bsi.
gade % camped At the railroad tracks 10
guard against surprise.
Daily camera., 1899-04-01
Dareoaos q nene ssSssrs,

We have 6ns lise q attractive oasr,
Ia this ltne and are eeaeinually nsesaG
new oaes. Call and sse - II you 49,
Home Property. Farm propessl q co,
template tnveelmeats OF any eAaSoeAoS
Give ~ yoss properties for seaA
WAlR8N c. Dv11S
Anl Eseaas AGuuo1
Daily camera., 1899-04-01
volu.,..r. Re,ur,,ns Home,

Washington. April I-Despa,ches re.
ceived here today state that the and
illinois volunteers shortly leaves Havana
for Savannah.
Daily camera., 1899-04-01
Bsss Sugar worEs ns.s~As,

Les Angeles. April THE Oxuard.
Hamiaeoa beet sssar properties isclad.
iag these II Esnene. Cal. and Grand
IslaaA have been sold to the sugar trust.
TAs cssstderation 10 not named. bat 10
uaAssssood to b eanuoyooo.
Daily camera., 1899-04-01

The terrible weather has no, interfsred
with the rehearsals OF the Pirates Of
Pensance." They have gone right on
without break. II
Daily camera., 1899-04-01
PERSISTENT RvMoR.

Story N c,rosiatoa sA.t Pope Leo y
DSad.
London. April There Is 4 pessis,ent
rumor that Pope Leo Is dead Cardinal
Vaughan however has no news from the
Vatican e ID doubts the story.
Daily camera., 1899-04-01
Governor M0keS
Appointments
GOVERNORS APPoInTMEnTs.
ne Lo.s Ls.hes for .. Las. nsA. P.b

Denver. Aprti THE following ap
pointments have been made by Govern.
OF Thomas:
Warden OF the Penitentiary-C. P.
Hoyt, present ineumbent.
Dairy Commssssonef-T. L. Monson Of
Weld county.
Fenitent,ary Cs@nissioner - Louis
King Of Ouray. leg serm: H. L. White
OF Canon City. stost term.
Warden a &eformatory Arthur
Dessch Of Ceasrade Springs.
Daily camera., 1899-04-01
$3.50 Re.sr,e. 0st Oraer..

Madri4 April I-Over 10000 members
Of the reserves have been ordered by
selsgrapA 70 join eolors.
Daily camera., 1899-04-01
As,~.a,,o IA. Ppsum.D,..

Paris. Aprll I-Agoncillo. the Filipino
agent. is seriously Ill With pneumonia.
Daily camera., 1899-04-01
afv~ Vooas,o

New York. April I-Silver is ouotet
at SpA todAv.
Daily camera., 1899-04-01
R.rr.i.s ssr ns.. s..s.r..

We have 6ne hist Of attractive offers
Ia this line and are continually listing
new ones. Cali and zee Us If you need
Home Property. Farm Property or con.
template investment, Of any character.
Give US your properties fos rent.
WARRxN c. DYkR's
Real Estate Agency.
Camera Building. Boulder.