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MODEL YACHTS
Furnish the Sport for "a Club OF
South Brooklyn Men.

New York Sun.
To see a score of excited men holding
little sailboats on q line in midstream,
and at the word from the referee letting
go the frail banks as they skim through
the water like birds toward a destina ton
half a mile away, followed by the con-
testants at i hot pace in the skiffs. and
all for silver cup or other prize, strikes
the casual observer as reverting of man
to the playthings of his childhood
But when che looks deeper into the
enterprise of the American Model Yacht
club, of South Brooklyn, he discovers
that every yacht in the contest is indeed
a miniature of the finest racing yachts in
the world, from four to seven feet liz
length over al, or thereabouts, rugged
with hair-lined precision, measured by an
official neasurer,~ sanctioned by the club 3
racing board, whose chail man is the
commodore. and set free upon the water
like a white pigeon in the stiff breeze,
from the hand of the builder or the
owner, for a prize.
A race between twenty contestants is
as pretty a sight az enc would travel
far to see, and not without thrilling in
tcreSt.
The dainty little craft are all numbered
for their better identification, and they
go tipping through the water so fast that
it is impossible oftentimes for the man
who tends his particular bark to keep on
its trail The course is usually one half
mile 20 windv ard and return, often varied
TO the triangular, one third mile to the
leg. This makes the management of the
little vessels very difficult and the in
'terest is doubled owing to the uncertainty
CT the shifting winds and the liability Of
the miniature cutters and schooners to
go over without the offices of helms
man
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COST OF LIVING
In Various Capitals OF Europe Shows
Vienna Cheapest.

Cincinnati Enquirer.
An investigation into the comparative
cost of living at the various European
capitals resulted in the following facts:
At Vienna the prices of most articles of
food are lowest; at Madrid they are dear
er than in any other capital, and such
things as bread meat, sugar and coal
are very expensive indeed. AT St Peters
burg also the price OF bread is still con-
sidered luxury above the means OF
the working classes. Next to Vienna
Brussels is an inexpensive city; Paris is
little higher in the scale, while London
is still more expensive. An American
spends on an average $50 a year for food
a Frenchinan $lS, German -l5 a Span
lard $33. an Italian $2i and Russian $40
OF meat the American eats 100 pounds
year, the Frenchman 81 pounds, the Ger
man Ga pounds, the Italian IS pounds and
the Russian 81 pounds. OF bread the
American consumes $50 pounds. the
Frenchman $40 pounds, the German 500
pounds, the Spaniard 4S0 pounds, the
Italian 100 pounds and the Russian e55
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CENTURY RUN,
Mcnticelio Course abandoned and
MInnetop.a Substituted.

Members of the Century Road club who
started out yesterday 10 ride leo miles
"a tbs Monticello course found the
ing Elk River, and returned to St. Paul,
afterward coma letting the run over the
NElnnetonka course, The day vas de-
Hghtful for hiking and many wheelmen
took advantage of the pleasant weather.
The party was under the direction Of
James McIlrath. centurion of the Road
club. Among those that finished the GEN.
tUry We're:
Mir and Mrs NJ. c. Harrison, Mr.. and
Mrs James McIlrath, w. A. Powers,
James Korlath, B. B. Bird. L. j. Ward,
l.. j. Fabian, NJ, +. Fabian. c. Affleck,
w. NJ Sawyer. L. Dempsey and 7. Rich
ter, of St Paul while Harry Hale, L. J.
Savage. A. Woodbury., l.. j. Babcock
and c. Kuhn. of NJ nneapolis, were also
in a he fin Sh
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RIDING OUT THE GALE.


With the Royal Ulster Yacht club S
pennant swapping al her masthead and
the blue ensign Of that club at her stern,
the challenging yacht Shamrock pulled
hard at her mooring buoy in the Horse
shoe this afternoon, Tor piping north
east breeze was whistling through her
rigging, and there was promise of more
wind in the threatening clouds outside
Or the weather deck was a blue uni
formed sailor, whose duty it was to keep
watch over his precious charge.
On board the Erin Capt. Matthews, her
commander, stated that the crew OF the
Shamrock, from Shippers Hogarth and
Wringe. who have proven eonclusiyely
their skill at handling the tfller and
trimming sheets. down to the youngest
sailor, were in fine fettle and more con-
fident than ever that the green sloop,
which they have all leaned to love and
admire. will win the Americas cup for
Sir Thomas Upton.
Barring accidents absolutely no change
will be made in the challenger She is
now, as one would say, if speaking Of
a trained athlete, in the pink Of condi-
ton, and stands ready to win or lose on
her merits. Her running gear has been
carefully overhaulcd, and Is said cannot
be improved Oh, while her sails are sim
ply perfection.
Sails alone never won a yacht race
but where the yachts are as evenly
matched as they are in this case, it may
mean the extra feather which tips the
scare III the Shaiurocl's favor. Be this
as 1t may, the crew Of the green chal-
lengeT are eagerly looking forward to
the next race day, praying for a breeze
that Will afford a true test of the speed
OF the yachts If such day is granted
and Shamrock fails to win, they will he
the most surprised sailor lads that eyer
swung on a halyard or reefei a sail.
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Sioux Cits Races.

SIOUX CITY. To-, Oct. S.-The bicycle
Results:
Two-mile open amateur-John Lake of
New York, first; Frank Kaspar, Sioux
City, second; o. l.. Olson, Sioux City,
third. Time, 1870.
One-half mile open professional.
Stevens won, A. Mcfarland second, Harry
Downing third. Time. 1:G434.
One-mile motor match race-McF arland
and Stevens first, Freeman and Downing
second. Time, 1857.
One-mile handicap - A. Mcfarland,
scratch. first; o. L. Stevens, Is yards, sec
ond; Guy Kramer, SO yards, third. Time,
2:0512.
One-mile handicap, amateur-George
Milnngton, Sioux City. 125 yards, first;
Johnnie Lake, scratch, second O. l.. Oh
SEE. ~ yards. thir.l. Iirile. 2:10.
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NEW LEAGUE PLANS
MEETING: FOR ORGANIZATIONS WILL
BE HELD AT NEW YORK
OCT. 26
PLAYERS OFFERING SERVICES

President Quinn Satisfied Tint the
American Association VIII Have
No Difficult. In Securing All the
> FIrst-i LASS Talent Wanted - VIII
OFFER "a Revive the Temple Cup
ContextS-scorcs of ti,c Day.
CHICAGO. Oc; S--\t a meeting today
of the Western members Of the ne"
American Association of Base Ball Clubs
representing Chicago St. Louis, MiIwau-
kee and Detroit, President II. D. Quinn
WAS ordered to call meeting for the
complete organization OF the NV associa-
ton at New York Thursday. Oct. IS.
Presiden, Quinn had ,e-te. from Secre-
tary !c"~h 90 Phi adelnNi" c~,.,cun"'ng
that the l-&s-crn end CT M II =. ass0cla-
ton was fast rounding into Shape. ard
that six applications for III mbershtp had
been Received from cities in that section.
Only four of these Will be accepted as
the new q ,sociation is deterTi led to limit
membership to four club in he East and
four in The West.
The president has recliv oonmu lica-
lions from some Of the leading National
league players assuring their friendship
and willingness to join its clubs. The
communications. it was stat d, Sc m5d to
Indicate that the new league will have
no trouble in securing all the first-clasS
players it may need.
The famous Wiman trophy will b.
given to the club that wirs the cham
pionship of The new American associa-
ton. The trophy is of silver and is val
ued at 81 eco. 1t represents the figure Of
base ball player in batting position.
The st. Louis Browns captured it in 1856
1887 and in 1885, and it has been in the
hands of Chris Won Der Abe. of St
Louis, ever since. 1t was Mr.. Won der
Abe who placed the trophy in the hands
of President Quinn, of the new American
association, today. 1t was resolved that
the new association offer to play a series
of games with the teams of the National
league at the close of the season Of 1900
for the Temple cup.
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YACHT RACING UNION.
A Committee Named at New York to
Revise the RuSes

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-The annual meet
Ing of the Yacht Racing Union of North
America was held in this city and the fol-
lowing officers elected for the ensuing
year: Louis McCort,. Bos. on. chairman;
Frank Brown Jones, New York secre-
tary; Newbury d. Lawton, New York.
treasurer. The matter of resembling the
girth measurement rule was brought to
no definite conclusion. A motion author
izing the chair to appoint a Gem nj tee
to revise the racing laws was adopted
The council reported in favor of retaining
the present rule Of measurement, and a
second committee was appointed to revise
and complete the racing rules.
The associations represented at the
meeting were the Yachting association,
of Long Island Sound the Inland Lake
Yachting association, of Chicago: the In
terlake Yachting association, of D etroit
the Lake Racing association, of Toronto:
the Yacht Racing associat ion Of Boston;
the Narragansett Bay Racing ass ccia-
ton, the New York Racing association,
the Pacific Inter-Club Yachting assoeia
ton, Royal st. Lawrence Yacht club. of
Montreal, and the Atlantic Larch mont
and Corinthian clubs.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-09

The foods we eat furnish
energy for the body just as
burning coal makes steam
for an engine.
The experiments of Prof.
FARMLAND, Phi. D., Of Lon
don, shows that cod-liver oil
yields two and one-half times
more energy than starches
Or sweets
SCOTS Emulsion is pure
cod-liver oil combined with
hypophosphites of lime and
soda. 1t forms fat, gives
strength, enriches the blood,
invigorates the nerves, and
repairs tissues.
5oc and $I.oo, all druggists.
sSoII & BONNIE, Chemists. New York,
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Chicago Fan Festixltie.

Which will include the laying of the cor
ner stone of the new government build
dent Mckinley, Admiral Dewey, President
Diaz, of Mexico and Premier Laurier, Of
Canada, will be present on this notable
Railway will sell, commencing Oct. 2, ex-
cursion tickets to Chicago at the rate FOR
the round trip of one fare. Good to re-
turn till Oct. IA. inclusive. For further
Information inquire of j. P. Elmer G. A.
P. D.. corner Fifth and Robert streets.
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AND
W ERIK
MEN
Gall or WRITE.

If you can visit our offices, by all means
do so. If rot, write all your symptoms
as best you can, On receipt of letter we
will make a searching investigation for
ton; and if you send a sample Of your
water, labeled with name Charges pre-
paid, chemical analysis and micro
scopical examination will be made of
same, free; and inform you whether or
not we can cure you. Address DR. A. L.
COLE and Council of Physicians "a
Washington Avenue South, Minneapolis,
Minnesota
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-09

is that wicked plant darts its seed into
an unfortunate caterpillar, and the seeds
grow to plauts sometimes a foot locg
In the meantime the caterpillar dies
lingering death. This recalls the awful
bamboo torture of China-a bamboo shoot
is grated on the human body and grows,
nourished by the Juices of the body. 1t
is the most exquisite torture known.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-09
Wonderful Gown.

Princess Czartoryski has just had re-
markable gown made in Paris, on which
on white satin ground For this pur-
pose the stones had to be pierced, and
though their value is thus deteriorated,
worth $4,000 = ~
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Mnfch for Mccoy.

CHICAGO. Oct Skid Mccoy and Bill
e today for a twenty round fight before
the West End Athletic Club of st. Louis.
The fight will take place on the night
of Oct. 81
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Rhodes on Narrianc

Cecil Rhodes regards marriage as him
ORANGE to the full employment Of a mans
business capabilities, When one of his
secretaries got married Rhodes dismissed
MIN, but gave him a check for S25, 900 as a
Set-off. 3Rt5id
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Cheap Rates to Chicago.

Only $11;50 to Chicago and return via
Chicago Great Western Ry. Tickets on
sale oct. 20, good to Oct. IA. j. P. Ell
streets, St. Paul.
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pounds. Outside Of Europe, in times of
peace. Manila is cheaper to live in than
any other city in the world.
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Non-smokers Devotion Best.

Doctors say that nonsmokers increase
in height. weight. chest measurement
and lung. capacity much more rapidly
than smokers. oo9di
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-09

WASHINGTON, Oct. S-There is not
the slightest foundation FOR the pub
Iisned repor, Of the retirement of Presi-
dent Nick Young, of the National Base
l;all league. Mr. Young never has init
mated to any one any intention to retire,
ana has nor entertained any such pur-
pose He is at loss to know how the
report originated.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-09

"AIl orators are dumb when beauty
plcadeth" from Haynes photograph,
Corner SelhY and Virginia avenues.
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Hahn .: wild pitch Hahn; time, 1908; UNI
pires, O'Day and Mcdonald.
BASE BALL RUMOR.
story That Ban Johnson Is to sue
coed Nick Young.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Oct. S.-Presi-
dent Brush OF the Cincinnati Base Ball
club, when asked concerning the rumor
that President Johnson, of the Western
league. is to succeed President Young,
refused absolutely to discuss the matter
or ANYTHING pertaining to base ball eN-
ccpt sarcastic evasions of the pointed
questions asked.
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Curious CnferpiIInr,

One of the cutiosities of New Zealand
is a vegetable caterpillar What happe1s
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-09

Tuesdays race from the Erin: lie has
so many engagements that he finds 1t
impossible to be present, and sc tele-
graphed Sir Thomas today.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-09

nHl0F00 importers OF Tea. Coffee Rossers Spice
EUlUE}iN Grinders and Manufacturers
t1E5HM MI Of Pure Flayoriug
NfAOOL!fV Extracts
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statsnsst Iy Cssnty Treasurer.

Statemsot showing the amount saved
TO the county bv placing warrants into
ludgmeots and the Judgments into bonds.
Also showing the amount OF judgments
and the rate oe interest they are d drawing
- judgmenh.
Total amount Of warrants placed In
judgment md pad June 2, 1880.
Z ~ SeauS. .....i.. ....... .&oU, ,ISl.oO
Interest on above face amount
1t 10 PEI ceut. t............ ~, 10
Total amoune u facs and inter.
VD4 At 10 poe cent. ........ H,000.96
Interest % fnce amount ~ per
ssttlensot June 9, 1899 -. 0N665
Amount put into judgment and
paid In cash June 2, l600.. 52,6lO.n
Amount saved 70 County. .... 2O7685
All oe The above warrants before said
ssttlement oe June 9, l89v, were drawing
interest at Tie rate of 10 per cent. The
sum OF e1lAD0.7O was paid on said var.
rants in cab. apd the baianos, Of e4l..
3lO.il it u prppoapd TO put into bonds
drawing pr csnt interest. and the
holders Of sAld warrants have agreed 70
sccept SAID bonds IN payment ut par.
W the otheg amounts which It - pro-
posed TO boSd The sum Of e67 800 which
10 outstanding 10 the form OF bonds 10
nov drawing Z per ceut interest and will
be placed into 8 per cent bonda.
The sum of e6Aas2.l5 10 in tho Bur.
rows. Jannsy AiddauGh aud Burpee
judgments which were entered against
the County In the years 1894 and 1906.
and this amount ID now drawing interest
At the rxte oe 10 per cent and 1t IL PRO-
posed TO placs them into bonds drawing
5per cent interest.
The SUN Of 9,9Gs. % is 10 the Sch,f.
fer. Rollins and St,ndlsy judgments
which were entered against the County
10 the years 1884 aud 1906 and this
amount 10 now drawing interest st the
rate of 8 per cont and it 10 proposed to
place this amount into bonds drawing
interest ut the rate Of per cent.
The annual interest expense of the
County At the rates Of III, Z and per
cent which the County has heretofore
paid annually has bssn tho sum d
l9!02l 70; II he proposition for bonding
at u lower rate 0( interest oarrsss Ut the
coming sleotioo, the total intsrsst char.
Res II The Cosnty annually will bs
Gil ,5iI so, msking an annual saving ol
interest Of the sum Of e6.OA4.00, and this
amount will pay all the interest each
year which tbs County will ove and will
make nateesal reduction iu the amount
Of taxes 70 b lsvjed.
W. o. STATION,
County Treasurer,
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RsalIsatisu Nstice.

In Accoeaancs with Section 9662 oe
the Geoerai Statutes Of the Stats oe
Colorado, 1889, and the amsndatory sets
thereto, I, r A. Chisholm, County
Cierk In asd for the County oe Rio
0rsnds, Htate oe Colorado, DO hereby
give notice tbat ths Board u Counsy
Commisslooess Il Rio Grands oouaty.
Colorado, os4asinsd and sitting - Q
Board oe Equalization, for said county,
will hold too regular msseis0 10 t6s
wear 1889. q ~ oalee a ths Coasty
Clerk In said eoe9ty q tie Court House
iu the Town q Ds1 Nogte, 10 said county
- follows, towit:
Commescing o. 0osday, the third
day u July, 6oing tie 0sos Nouday 10
July, A. ID. l8en sad onstlnuing noe Isss
than thres nor noee than too cooesou.
tive days, and % 0ooday, the 18th day
of July, bsing ths third 0oeday in uly
A. d. 1909, and coetisWiag uo< 1eR thaa
three DOR more than tea consecutive
davs.
Said Board shsll q 10 arsG meeting
have power 10 supply omiossous In the
assessment roll. and eoe tho purpcae oe
equnlixing the sams, may iacrsass, q
diminish or 0thssw,se alsee OF correct
any assessment q valuattoa. Said
Board shall At its eoeood 0esting sit To
hear complaints froo tAass aGgrieved By
such changes o. otAoewieo, aod shall
have power 10 % sdiuot snid asasssaasoe
- In their Iudgussat b Just and psu9ss.
In testimony ~ th0 ahove and toes-
going ! do hsrsuato siRa ~ nsne ssd
sisix the sssl oe said Rio 0sande county,
At my Office in the Cosst Houss in the
Town os Dol Eofto. eh4o Soeh dav al Juna
A. ID. 1850.
r. A. Caisuol.A,
nEAL County Clsek.
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sAsslNs eabs,

by virtue u Esssutioa lssu~d out ol
the Clerks o(Bcs Il the county cOurs
N Rio 0sande cpunty asd 6sate u Culo.
fsdo, and to ~ directed. whereby I am
commanded 70 maks ehe sum uf Thrrr
Hupdrrd and Twsety Dollars. (GnDNO,
aud Gusts II sult, ths amount u . crs.
tain Judgment recently ol,tainssl sgainss
Au.tin CrW,aa Ia eAvoe Of Samuel &.
HrilusAn out a ~ lands, trnrmrnts.
wynde and chattsb ui thc aaid Austin
Cruoas, ! havs lsvisd On tho following
psopesty. towit,
That part II ~ east half n ths north.
wsoe quarter II section five In TbwpahIp
i: nosth u ranQe . sest N. n. u. which
W. suuth u tAs Dsnvsr / Rio Orends
Raiisuad. and also ths north -sase quarter
q .ss s.sts"s |: e.! = Y Y Tpwrsshiip = g ae,th q
On, Coio.
Tnr1sscss seooedlag y salA csn.
naad, shall sxpass ~ sals, q pubNr
Angoasa, "a ~ f1gAt. tltlo aaA tnAseeoe
= ~ ahese no0S1 Aust3a Csoplp n
~ = ~ shsyl lesssilpd psepss1y, %
~ toeA ~ e julY, - & eSjps6
y. = ~ 460n1 0Doe a CDust Henoo
: - s. 3 ~. ~. ,s,Aa.y .,
paxn J. 0ssss,
~ - - 0gan1D Csea1v.
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sheriff. Sale.

by virtue u Exscutinu Issued out VI
the Clerks ofB.- u ths County Court oi
Rio Grandc county aud State u COlo.
RADIO, and to ms directsd. whereby ! an,
commanded 70 nAlDs thr sum of Thrr~
hundred and twenty Dullars t9i910O)
and cs~ts II suit, the amount II Ger.
tain judgment rsceutly obtained against
Austin Crunks In tavus u Samuel 4.
Hrilmsn out Of tie lands. ten~urnts,
xosis aud chattsls d th~ said Austin
Crnks ] have levisd oa the following
prOIsrty. t0wit:
Three shsr,~ d the capital stock II thr
RIO t;rsndc and LAslat Ditch O,mpany
and known and repsr~~nted an the lspas
os thr COmJAny - certificate NJ. ~,
dated Feb. 9Th. iS07.
THEnEronE. scc0edinl to naid cum.
sasnd, shali expose sov aals. At Pul,,ic
Aucttun. AL tAaIight. this AsA Interest
os thr al0vr HaAaed Ausels Csuoks In
and ~ thr alnvs dssrsilsed properly, ca
the 37nd day u Jsly. lsO0. at } o'ciock
=. y. At the Fsout dous u the tust0dlce
In Monte Vista.
Dated st Monte vista this ash day II
June. lsaA.
DkSxis J. 0imma,
Shcrl6 II RIO 0Pands County.
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Hail at Oentsrviev.

Jerry Winchell was one Of several at
Centerview struck by hail Sunday even.
ing, but he had wisely made application
for membership IN the Colorado Farmer
Mutual Hail Insurance Association, and
h,s loas will not be A. heavy a. It other.
w.se would have been. This association
affords farmers an opportunity TO pro
tect themselves at actual cost. Invcsti.
gate, and having investigated &C,
promptly. Full particulars and applica.
tions accepted by Sigel He,lman. Monte
Vista; Lincoln Wilmer, Norma; Harry
Olds, La JarS. II. 8. Groves, Hooper. OF
NJ. C. Nestor, Alamosa.
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ape end uupa,d On Ausust ist, A. D, in. Ii,

due - unesid on August iss. A. D. isas. the
,as s = ss., ::.s e e, Z: 81 p:s;st ~ &
tiaA aesvteg isesssss q ths M. q siest n
g. s.p 9. Assn sssa is 1Si ~ ,ss
~. a judE.se. rssssesd IN .hs D.ssus.
0ssossr /. b. M. IN ssvos oS Harry SeSikss.
ss..'ns c:s g, i.s:ssss :.s g g. ,sss e ::ss
he tstM s.esss due On I'll aid juasmsnts
e e. tns as ~ y r. AZ e August A. D. MA hesng
.s6COhD: al psssoas voting on sa,i ques-
ton. q saA electicn. sasll voes " sepsxsts
sellos wh:ssoa sA,il 3 blood tie woss:i ..Ecr
tuadins ioaasy isds6sssssss." s.d ii. d
duly q0aileed votsss OF said county Who shall
e ~ ~ ~ ~ ..s e npoS Isosessy aasd e sin
pesosdin6 sasa eisseSoa sFs sstieis1 TO vose
oa - qusett'n u11ef ths NV.
~ ;s: s, e. -: -. e ~ = .s Z:
fos ~ ess9eloa Of C9anty Ooossa.
:, 0EEI1i; 10y. 1ss esllo.s o.:t . On - 9oss:tos
:ss:s.s sso. So 70 ~ e g s. Il. x
yoss % sks qSsssios sSbsitssd usisss lss s o.
~ =: s.:e s:ess e "a ssS:y :s
eesacd to hi1 or hsS IN sad county for the
Isar mnediateay precedIng such Special
rivTH: Tse voses 70 COST On satd question
aAeli b. duly Tcceived and cOunted By tbs
tudcOe os etectson IN the several voting pro
ctnc9s In sabd cDsinty OF Rio 0rsnde. and tho
sad Judges 0f esecfton ase eseeby directed and
REQUIRED 10 make return thereof 70 tho County
81 :: :s ), y a.. Ss' -. ,s +. s sc.: :.S
cast. countesi and sesunssd sAall b. canyaaaed
~ sss .ainc manner = The votes fos County
OmCeta arv cauvaesed.
SIXTH: u = fursAsr esbcred that the
County Cterk OF eaid enunty a Mo 0rande
tanning In full the text thersos. Ia some con.
spscuOus place Ia each voting pFecIoct Of said
county. for At beaet thirty goO' aays presiding
saId Spec,sl Elecsk,n. end - shall elsO cause
70 b. published for periOd OF q leest thirty
sDl dsys ~ T. immedsstely pEeeedlng seoe epseial
eaid county. = notice a thte order ooataiuinG
IN full the text ihereof, and 0Ake retain TO
this board OF proper evidence Of saleA pusstng
and publishing OF such Order. With al ooav ave0-
ent speed. That seid ortes wae h dse t.me.
said hoard Of County Co09iostoasss. q .
insetin4 Of aatd Board duly hss1 ~ their oocs
10 the Couuty Court H0use, n Del N0ete. ths
(ovaty Heat Of said county. the esA day Of Juns
4. u. ~; thaf said order Aas boea ~ me ~
Clers d seA 6oasd: duly entered of aecocd
same is nov q record In ssd roosdinss and
thst asid rccOed - SOW and reu,aius II my
odIcs ~ such Clerk.
1r TrsrInOxy wn.asOv. witness ny hand
md otActal seal Il ~ 0lACe st Dol Norte, this
"a d.' oe 'afs sobehilcx A 3 il A. c,,,s,,oLM,
Of ea1 Hoard II County Cowmis,
sto0crs Of said County.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-08
Fer ks0.

I have within one mile OF
Manassas Switch 1900 acres oe fine
wheat land 70 lease 70 good parties
for one or moro ysarA This land
IL ready for the plow this year,
commencing 70 sab. ditches nads,
plenty of water. convsnisnt 10 rail.
road. the finest wheat land 10 The
valley. Address Lockstt OF Na.
nassa. ]. q. FuLLxxwfDRa.