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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-04-13
vAnovssrEp THE VIOLIN.


Nesso Css>as na.gi.s - half Hour In
tsrvass DID the Frsok.
From ~ Detroit Free Press: -I'vs
4Aed him! I've nxed him!" and one OF
goe.c;S- baaAeaorq rubbed his hands
Oieeeuny. 86s Ieft. moved tn another
eazt se - Glty. and served emphatic
Aetscs thAa ~ win never return TO our
boarding hcass. Iput uo with him and
rsaapnsd with him and begged him to
20 ths fair thing just a. long a.
cogaA- TAsn l turned loose and showed
htD vhAt . fool . man is to kick
against the soAds when I'm the goad-
es.- what are you talking about.
anyhovf" why. that violin flend that
ree0sA nsxt to ne. Of course. I've told
yes about hin . dozen times Every
0ortAl nigAt he practiced till II or l.
I csal1s't sleep for the racket while 1t
vas opang. aud when 1t was done
vAs too nad - sleep. l labored with
ean. ~ - did tbs landlady, but he
- - ~ regular talk about this be-
AAg fSes eountry, and sawed away
- ~. eld AA1ls. Then I rented ten
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-04-13

First Wrstnh-How's your wife. oll
man? Second Wretch-splsndidl Gss
. bad cold. Che can't speak above .
-.
Little Clarsncs-Papa. what is ths
difference between nrmness and Oh
stinzcy? Papa-Mersly . matter e
ssx.- my son.
Mrs. Jims- Madame Shipper has pse.
fsetsd wonderful invsation. NrA
Tims-WhAt y I'll Nm. JiAa-A re-
velving bat; It worln 20 that the ssar
gregation can ~ all sidss Il t.
Angry Wife-It seems 70 me ws've
bssn married century. I can't even
remember whom or whore We nrst met
Husband (emphatically)-Ie ean. It vas
u = dinner party where there were
thirteen At table.
Tramp-I called ter ~. lady, u I
eould do sum work for ~. Blind Lady
What can you DO? Tamp-rm .
ssgt Of dentist. mum. I want tor q.
vutise. 70 IN put . 81 q tssth into
good pic ~ nothin'.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-04-13

The discovery of meteors that have
ctuaIly been seen to fall Il . rare
piece of good fortune. Such IN event
.ccurred last August, near Andover.
aine The meteor fell on cloudy
rorning. and exploded with loud
oise, heard for many miles around.
and which was generally supposed 70
be thunder. Its path through the air
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-04-13


The Engliah and continental engi-
nsers are giving much attention to i'm
proved canal service. Electric towing
= on trial. aAA the technical Journals
voecs the general sentiment that ca
nals have bssn unduly neglected. It
> believed tAat the railroad interests
ers to some extent responsible for put
a. ais iAto the background. One
&c - = to lay trolley line
eao'< the tow path ana draw the boats
~ e-ec.llc trolley engines. A speed
q six milss - hour ID easily attained.
rer an expenditure Of power which IA
nefls more than nominal. freight can
b transported BY canal. On railroads
~ expenditure Of power Il, relatively
sDeaking. very large.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-04-13

ssrs.ssA - the nsssaAys H-sAs>
The recent discussion b. engineers
of the Ssafety Of the great BrooklyD
bridge under the increased strain
caused by the addition Of trolley aAA
elevated cars to it, moving load. has
brought out some interesting facss
about the huge structure. At prsssat
the total strain upon he cables 10
1854 tons. but their ultimate strength
d $500 tons. 80 that the factor a
safety. IL 3.61- It woula not BE- pos
sibls u crowd enough moving LOAD
spon the bridge to break Tie cables.
rhs Immense AncAoraaes Of masonry
70 which the ends Of the cablss are
nAstsned have beas viewed forward ~
the pal1 q the cables ons- sashtA a
an inch IN eight years. The natural
lifs- Of ;tAs bridge II reckonsd at 3.ooo
ysass.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-04-13

- osAesa nvsesa.
DsGnaeAaa was little among the
eAoaaAnAD e Judah" writes Mrs Lew
Wallass - ~ February Ladies' Home
yousAAl We are told that probably
~ ever thirty children fell under the
erdsr sR HsreA- The murder Of the
innocsats q Die ninetssnth century IL
. march 10 untimely graves, not by
ordsr - . wrathfuk king. but under
what b claimed 10 p the finest free
ochooi aystsH In the world. Go into
any psbltc school and you will see
girls parala - day lilies and boys with
the 0At eAests and waxen skin that has
beeA naned Tie school complexion.
Every 1nesativs and stimulus is held
cut: 1fUaA of blame. love Of praise.
DrtaaA. DsAals, badges. the coveted
1cur1aA II tAs nswspapers-the Strain
sever slaeksAa watch the loneslines
filing past. each pupil carrying books
three. 10as. Ave-to be studied 1t right
In hc< roe0a. BY fierce. sight-destroy-
ing noAtA Time was when spectacles
went VIII age. They are no sign of
age nsw. Many must wear glasses to
hslD sgas grown prematurely old by
Night Work. Said thoughtful father:
Ny chillrsn have NO child life. They
are straiAing up grade talking about
examtnatieas. When IL their playtime
II not now. and what has become of
the ligAt-hsarted boys? School is
nevoS oct Even In the fields the but
ferdy aad the tree-toad are turned
late sAJect lessons. and the grasshop-
Dor - tern to pieces in order to be
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-04-13

TIE English enginesrs who have
sesn at work on the problem of trans
natt1ng electric power from the cata-
raeta Of the Nile continue to picture
~ results obtainable in glowing col
orA Prot. George Forbes says the city
q Cairo can bs lighted cheaper by
povsr generated at the First Cataract
over 900 miles away. than BY means oe
Steam engines located In the city IT,
ali. By = system of irrigation. COM
btnsd with elsetric power from the cat
aracts. he avsrs. the Dongola province,
up to the Fourth Cataract, may b
ado the most fertile country in the
world.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-04-13

A remarkable instrument has been
made By . British hrm to b ssnt to ia
pan. It's use II to measure the blow Of
. wave. A similar apparatns was used
to measure the wave-blow on the
skerryvore Rock. Scotland. There the
waves sweep in from the Wide Atlantic.
In summer force Of over 600 pounds
To the square foot was recorded. In
winter ~ high n . ton to the square
foot was attained. This gfves an idea
with what ships. lighthouses and other
similar stTuctufss hsvs . contsnd.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-04-13

A yer. simple and consuaient saek-
sri appliance has bssn pa1satsd ~
l.. Burton Of New nritaia. CsaA. II
s.sts Of an annular cAp sesswsA =
y upper portion Of . giAsa This has
rs. with q handle, and the eontsats
Z .ae glass are preserved from D.
-rioration and contaminattoa By a.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-04-13

suitor--Your daughter h the light
Of my existence. Father-rve oftsn
wondered how you could see her viii
the gas tnrned 70 lov.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-04-13

Annoytogtv rofftA
Yosug Svell-"I should lils 70 hAys
NJ nustaahs lysd." rolits DarAse-
Certainly. sir: ala yoa bring It wisA
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-04-13
SCIENTIFIC TOPICS.
CURRENT NOTES OF Disoov.
Ely AND INVENTION.

se1s Points Aboat Disease Thas ls
Playing Sad Havoc with the nsasn
Rsn.-A Schooner to Garry $500 reas
sf Co.a-A siskreon I.dlcsssr.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-04-13

A novsl uss for pstrulsan d ~
eiling Of railruaAs in order to provost
mad and dust Accident led to -
discovery that Dstroisun Aowing Over
y ltEt rpeA foxns : xaterprpQf cows.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-04-13
=. A.a......- =. i. n.,,....

Monsieur Jansen. the founder Of
the observatory on the top Of MI
Blanc, got over the dimeulty presented
By the cieudy weather aarlAe the mo
teor shower OF November II. in an
original manner. He wsnt uD in bal
loon. near Paris. to . height Of 600 or
100 feet. whore the cir W. clear. and
had the satisfaction Of seeing many
meteors which were invisih1s from be-
low. Next year. when mach greater
display of the November Aeteors is
expected. Monsieur Jansen Intends to
orgaalss several astrononicAl balloon
PARTIES His experience with balloons
runs bask to the Franco-Prussisn war,
when he escaped from Paris. then be-
sisgs4 BY the German army In . bal
loon In order TO witness ths total solar
eclipse q December -. 1s7o. in Spain.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-16
PARTLY THE FA1nER's FAULT.

Hosrds Dairy msn tells Of young man
who Inherited . herd OF grade COWS which
his father had taken rnch trouble to
build up. and which would average 27o
popnds Of bu to, TO COW yearly. He wss
ashamed Of bis little, lean looking calves
and wsnted better. 30 be pat beefy
Shortborn bull at the head OF bis hero
raised bis beifer calves, and sold the bull
calves st sooi prices. He wss proud. too
Of bis plump built, squsre ended hei'ers
but when they came to milking not one
would make ss much butter as lite mother
by 100 pounds year.
This may have been an extreme cise OF
. man attempting IN improvement with
ont and very definite ides OF how be vii
do II, or whst would be the Legitimate re
sult OF bis change. but ss much damage IL
done or not Is often is harm done 10 thl'
way ss In hsphlz,rd breeding and cross
ing without any idea 10 view. II ONT
starts in The wrong direction and keeps
moving straight on. be knows how TO rt
,rsce bis steps when be 6nds bis mistake,
bu. il he wsuders simlessly here and
there be does not know when he wen
wrong, nor how 10 set himself right, Of
less tome one shows him.
But the fsther was more 10 fault than
the young man. LIE hal built up
derry herd by expense and trouble h'
should have keEt the son informed 0
whst be was trying to d., and how be e1
pected 10 accomplish IT. Bnt the poe
savs. Each man thinks each man morts
but himself and many man makes n'
preparations or calculations for the TIM
when be must leave smother to carry OF
his work.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-16
n.sors Nrprrn

ia raan shaala rfpss deadly snAhe ~
ne pathway hs wuuld snicsis TesA
h.snsslh ht httl hsioft i cnuis s'na ~
faisoueas sangs iuto hs affh, W 800 s,s
- See ~ IA tht usy and ltmpustsC villa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-16
CREAMERY vs.. DAIRY BUTTER

When we look st the market reports w
see that butter is clsssed ss creamery
an DIARY" 'Cfeamtry" implies thai
It 1. made in factory from the milk OF
On Der OF cows owned by 3 greater or less
q Der OF individuals. DIiry" butter
/. made from milk produce 90 the farm
II we notice the quotations further. vi
ses ths, creamery is quoted much highel
than dairy butter.
Whstis the cause OF thisP First, tht
im preston thst butter msde tst factory
is fer superior 10 dairy butter. This IL
erroneous. Taking oil thipgs into consid
Grafton, T. is possible to make better dairy
butter than factory butter la the msk
ing Of dairy butttr. 10 the making Of
dairy butter the farmer hiss the care snd
feeding Of bis owe cows under bis con
,fcl. also the ore Of the milk from
the time IL leaves the cos uttil
it is . finished product, ready for tbs
market; therefore be should be sbls TO
IN axe Hner product than any factory can.
Tbs isctorymsn does not hsve these isv
orsble conditions. he hes the mix from
number OF isrm dsiries. fed on dil
isren. kinds OF food; the milk 10 hauled
from one TO six miles. srfiviog at the fac
tory w,rn and partially cburned. Bot
under oil these conditions bis flashed
,roduc sells Tor mere than does the but
ter OF ile Individual isrmr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-16
aGril5itarf.
In rnrfIosp flov 70 rHr upprE

Aoy s1clismsui or eidarbsoos OF the
snimsl system sl.sys sfscs ihe mileh
COS. is April. is9s. the ksssss Asrisai
larsl College parcbs.e5 isslse bead OF
eoss from L,aoois Couoi,. vhieb bed 10
be lorsaded by rail ever leo miles
Records ssfe kept Iron each Individual
milki 81, aud IL ~s fonod sbst With TIE
ride, bonesiskness snd change OF Iced, u
,ooh nearly tso weeks Tor these eoss 10
re,ura to their pofmsl qasn,ity snd quail
~ OF milk. oss rsstiops sipce then hsvs
emons,ssied ihst soy unusnsi eicitsmeni
or disturbance slssys ipnaenscs the milk
aow. A little kuouiedss Of the Structure
OF The adder ell sbos Why.
The udier !. composed OF cssi'ies, q
milk cisterns. and milk duets. surrounded
by museuls, connective s0j fatty tissues
At the end Of these milk duets we hnd
tmall cells which have The prop'r'y OF %
cretina spd Transforming nutrients iron
the blood into milk These cells sr'
moot active y, the time Of miikiog. and
10 fact, 3 large par. Of The milk Is elsbof'
ted at tbi. tins. Tits ntcessitates . good
supply Of blood To t,e adder durins 'h'
process Of milking. for II Is impossible i'l
these cells to msnnfaeiurs milk without
fresh supplies Of nutrients from 'b'
blood. Any excitement that tends to oo'
tract the muscles Of the uider or tara tb'
blood TO other portions Of the body vii
cause . decrease 10 the A,w Of milk. Bee
ipe . GOV With milk stool OF speaking Il
her in harsh issusse may cause the oloo'
10 flo ", bat rot to the uader Even feet
ing the Gov while milking Der Is bal
practice, 40 4, tends to divert The bioo'
from the adder 10 the digestive 'ric'
Every sct OF the mixer and every 80
rounding OF the coz should be such ths
that the latter will give btr whole site
lion TO the seer ton Of milk at miikin
time. In oth,r words, silos the blood 4
flow TO the udder.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-16

RUTLAND, VERMONT.
We Offer Subject to Prior Sale FIVE
Or More Shares OF
First Nation Bank Fair Haven, W.
Rutland County National b NIX, Rutland, VI.
K,llipgton National Bank, Rntland. W.
Merchant 9 National Bank, Rutlaad. Vt.
First National Bant. Brandon. VI
Brandon National II NIX, Brandon, VI.
Bennington Co MAJ. Bauk, Bennington, W,
Black liver Aatibusl Bank. root rsvil 0. VI,
Hsrdwick savngs Bank d rrnst Co., Hard
wick, VT
First National Bank, st Johnsbnty, VI.
Merchant katiousl Bk. IT Jphntbury, VI.
Caledonia Nai1 al Bank. Dsuyi'le, W.
Fret National Bank, Montp lier, VI,
Mortified National Bank. Nothfeld. VI.
Mosley a. siodcard NIX Go Rutland. W.
Steam some Cutter Co, tutlant, w.
National Car 90 st A bans VI.
Peoples Gas Ligh. Co Rutland, ".
Rutland Street Railsay, Co Rutland, VI.
ALSO
0 per OF. Bonls Burlington Traction Co.. Bur
lington, Vt.
4 per OF Bonds. burlington, W.
4 per Ct Bonds Bennington. VI.
4 Der ct. bonds Ii nd Jnviil', vt.
4 pc ct. Bonds Stove, VI.
II you wish TO bn, or re au,thipg In our line
We shall be pleased TO receive your Ts'ronag'
Coires. ondence solicited.
RBland, VI. reb, l6lh 1898. alia3n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-16
Born UsErrL AND ORNAMENTAL

WIS, sert Of figure souli the tomato
cat 40 90 ornamental vinef This ques
tiou occurred to ~ more than tsepty
yesrs ego. One each Of yellow sud red
variety wss planted 10 front Of The bsrn'
The plants we're vsiered o often ~ need
ej, snd trained % The barn. cutting Oh
ell ls.srsls thst we're not needed for iruit.
These two vines grew TO the bsist. OF u
leo, before they we're killed BY fross IL
late os,obef. They b,fe q-sniitiss o.
,roi. ife o. near The sround TO The yer,
lips. yellow. red spd green. We do no'
kpos Of coy plants Ne hsvs ever rsisec
th.t strscted 90 much attention from oa'
friends sho sss them,
Mr. Jotn ID Gill seIt us photograph
vii b sbous ne . sinsle plat trained nI
10 states. II grew tDt3e h'igti Of 'ove'
thiriess ieet. and . mari brsrche'
measured l.069 lee, 10 length. i bore
over 100 ripe ionst1es OF bfish, ysl
los color, sud sboui " large a. nediua.
sized plan: sben ifo.t n.pped tie Fipe'
thsre we're ever !. 900 green toms'o 'h.'
needed oniy little more srn sssits'
10 brins them TO perfection.
II you'd seem that oDe fues virs ~
hi. shouli supply . moderate nd Ian
~ With ali the tomstoes Il nsscs darins
be tomato sesson.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-16

sAsAl raage.. AIl1,s las 4smasisa sea
.nd Pfolseis The Memi rkps. Restores ths tff
sea Of Taste aud Smell. No Cocsins NO Me-
cary, No ifiarieus clus. fr size tos I'M
slas lie ~ Dfnggists - By n III.
ELI ERJrHERs, g NRysn street. sev Tai
The silver lance., 1899-01-20

The Crystal LANCE celebrated the new
year with a comprehensive write up Of
Rock Creek mining district. showing a
half page plat Of the many patented
claims; also history Of the district. and
it's prospects for the future. The entire
paper Is filled with interesting matter
and is well worth keeping as reference
work on the district. The bright pre-
dictions for the year 1880 will to a great
extent be fulfilled, and for the best inter-
esrs Of this entire valley, it is to be hoped
that it will prove true. Congratulations
on their work is cordially extended the
editors Of the eLANCE.-Cdrbondale Item.
-
The New Years edition OF the Crystal
/ SILVER LANCE was a very creditab,e
paper and involved considerable labor on
the part OF the editor. 1t contained a
large amount of information pertaining
to this mining district.-Marble Times.
*xF
The Crystal SILVER LANCE issued a
| most creditable New Year edition con
sisting of eight pages of well written and
carefully compiled matter relating to the
! Crystal River mining country, which re-
fleets great credit upon the enterprise OF
Brothers Eaton and White. Such things
as this are what advertise and build up
and develop a camp, and the public
should show it's appreciation OF it all by
The silver lance., 1899-01-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To EVAN l.. JoSFs and to his heirs and nssigns
You sre hereby notified that during the year
1928 1 have expended the sum Of one hundred
dollars $500. in labor and Improvements upon
each of the Hsrd Cash, Lucky Star and Occi
dental lodes mining claims situate, lying ana
being on Ga1ena Muuutain. in the Elk Mountain
Mining District, in tho county Of Gunnison and
stafe of Colorado. and 'he location certificates
Of which are Of record in thu Recorders Office Of
sail county, in order to hold said claims
nnder the provisions of Section 232l Of the revis-
ed Statutes Of the United States and the amend
ment thers'o, approved January 22nd. 1890
concerning annual labor upon mining claims.
bring the amount required to hold Id lodes for
the period ending December 3ist, 1898; and il
within 30 days after the publication of this notice
ynu fail or refuse TO contribute your proportion
of said expenditure co-owner. together with
the cost of this notice. your interest in said
CLAIMS will become the property of the sub
scribcr, your co-own r, WIN made tho expendi-
tn required Of you under the terms Of said
section and amend ment thereto
Dated January 18th, 1892.
HORACE MILLER.
III st published January 90. 1899, Last pu' =
shed April %. 1850.
The silver lance., 1899-01-20
THE NEW YEAR
SILVER LANCE
IT Has Gore Forth With Approved of the Press as
of Inestimable Value to the District.

liberal patronage and liberal support OF
the local paper, but as rule the dear
public is not constructed along those
lines. Usually the editor is allowed to
struggle along and wear out his type and
material in boosting matters along, and
then when the tide turns and prosperity
comes rolling in, he is allowed the salts
faction of watching the other fellow rake
in the dust.-Glencood Post.
~
The SILVER LANCE OF Crystal pup
lished an eight page paper January 18th
az New Year write up OF the camp. 1t
contains lots OF reliable information re-
garding that section-the names OF all
patented claims within five miles of
CRYSTAL together with map Of those on
Sheep mountain, amount Of work done
and prospects for the future. The Crys-
tai River district is on the threshold Of a
season of unprecedented prosperity. This
is the testimony of all Aspen mining men
who are familiar with that section. And
as an exponent of actual conditions now
existing the special edition OF the LANCE
is more valuable to operators and intend
ing investors in that district than all the
New Years editions or the Denver papers
combined. Their information must of
necessity be general in character and
sometimes open to question, while the
local paper tells it ali and tells it right
AsDeh Tribune
The silver lance., 1899-01-20

1t was a notable party which gathered
about the oyster supper served by Mrs.
Fitch last evening. Each Of the gentle
men present had presided at banquet,
football game, or at picnic at some time
in their career, and Master Clyde Fitch
seemd to appreciate the honor of having
such diRnified gathering
The silver lance., 1899-01-20
Notice Of Appilcatisa For U. s. Patent. No.
7]o Ute. Survey No. ise76.
Gunnison Land District.

Gunnison Land District.
Dated November 21st, 1859.
Notice is hereby given that, in pursuance Of
the Act Of Congress, aps roved May TO- 1852. 4. T.
L. Reyisnd. whose postof6ce Ia Marble. Colorado.
has made application for patent for 1900 linear
feet on the Silent Star lode. bear1ns aiiver. the
same being g.. 81 4 E.. 1900 fest and N, 81 q
W. 800 feet from discovery shaft thereon, with
surface ground 300 feet in width. situate in kock
Creek Mining District, Gunuison County, State
of Colnsado and described b. the Official plat.
herewith posted, and by the field notes on 6ie IN
the Office Of the Resister Of Gunnison Land
District, Colorado, - follows. viz:
Beginning at Cor. No. I. whenos the g. Z. Cor
Sec 1 T l2S r. 81 W. Of 9Th Principal Meridian
bears N. d. ~ 90 4. :.ss6.s feet; themes N IL
= W. 1900 feet to Cor Nc. Q: the CO g. s. 10 ".
800 fest to Cor. No. 3; thVnce 81 81 L. 1900 tees
to Cor. No. !, eheAcs N, s. Sc Il so feet to Coz
No. 1 the plSss Of hse:nning. Variation ~ 81 Z.
C6othinink l05s1 acres and forming postio;:
Of the untubdivided Township IL T.. OF kspGe
81 ". of 9Th principal Meridian. said location
bsing recorded in Vol. u page 0of tbs records
Of Gunnison County.
Adjoining clAiinaats none known.
cF. HAMLIN. Besistsr.
First pub. Nov. q, 1909 Last pub. jan 10 ts0
The silver lance., 1899-01-20

Wednesday morning Ross Fulton left
camp for Des Moines, Iowa. his final
destination, whore he will undergo treat
ment for optical arrangement. His eyes
have caused him discomfort for several
months and we trust be will soon regain
the fading sight.
The silver lance., 1899-01-20

Jim Carpenter got out his double
sleigh last evening and drove Mr.. and
Mrs, Usher, Miss Roddan and Charles
Melton to Marble where they took in the
dance. AS Jehu Jim shines, and we
won't say a word about those fresh exca-
vations scattered along the roadside.
The silver lance., 1899-01-20

They all get round at 1t: Clyde Full
ton came dow n from the Laura Tuesday
with feeling which can only be elimi-
nated by juicy doses OF quinipe and Old
Kastucky bourbon df tho hot vintage.
The silver lance., 1899-01-20

Crystal has the happiest homes, hand
semest men, prettiest women, sweetest
babies and most bachelors who would
like to get married land can't) of any
camp of the size in Colorado.
The silver lance., 1899-01-20

Ms. N. W. Ward received word the
fi5t Of the week that her father died at
III Reno. Oklahoma. January 13th. Her
mother who IL also quite low with grippe
pneumonia. IL reported better.
The silver lance., 1899-01-20

Wednesday evening Miss Jessie Win.
terra entertained friends with an "Olive
Party. This is THE latest. and is the
invention OF Miss Winters.
The silver lance., 1899-01-20

Tho anow is over three feet deep on
tho Lowell at Crystal. At Snow Mass or
ScoReld It II over ak fect, In Crystal
Basia it u estimated at eight feet.
The silver lance., 1899-01-20

We hear that Geo. b. Rummel Is al
n,1ae a we'll q before he uttered the
seventeen syllaslsd word that got him.
The silver lance., 1899-01-20

It IL reported that the latest hanky-
psnky game used cough medicine a. .
etimulant: Vic Cobb has reason to think
they bad something elsss
The silver lance., 1899-01-20

q. Amsrose Williams had touch Of
the grippe this week. but he will not ad-
init it is more than slight cold.
The silver lance., 1899-01-20

w. B. Roddan is gaining strength
rapidly, and expects to be able to resume
work again in few days.