The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-03

Mrs. DR.. Parrish, son and youngest
daughter will start for Maitland, Mo,
Monday where they will spend the sum.
mer visiting.
Mrs. VIM. Wallace came in on Thurs
day mornings train from Denver and
will spend few days with the family Of
John Macarthur.
W. ID. Hcilman has bought the dray-
ing business OF Il. +. Ayers. Bill is a
hustler and il things don't come his way
he goes after them.
Lester Clark and Willis Fassett have
been attending commencement and other
exercises at the Agricultural College,
Fort Collins, this week.
Chas. Ten Eyck was down from En-
barge Wednesday where he has been
doing some assessment work. He says
the camp is coming cut all right.
The new store Is making friends and
the Golden Rue Is sure 10 get its
share of trade. Mcssrg. Liddy and Dean
are pleasant men to do business with.
On account OF the cayc-in at the Com
modore and Ridge mines, several of the
Monte Vista boys came down from
Crcedc Sunday for few days vacation.
The district court was in session Fri
day at Del Nortc to hear what the county
commissioners had TO say in regard to
confcssing judgment on all outstanding
warrants.
Billy Hoage and Charles Shultz had
their cabin at Sumner burned Tuesday
and lost everything. They came to
Monte Vista the next day Tor more sup.
plies and returned to camp again To do
some assessment work.
The two Brown boys and Ernest Drake
threw stones at Foster Maddox, an old
soldier, las, Saturday, one Of which
struck him ON the head. The boys were
taken before Justice Lewis and bound
over TO the district court
Shriye Collins came in on the train
from Golden Saturday to attend his
mothers funeral, returning Sunday
evening 10 implete his examination at
the School 81 Mines Tha. school will
let out the 9TH OF June Enquirer.
u. j. Gibbs was in Denver last week
attending the meeting Of the Under.
,.lY..9f
81 members in attendance. The law
now provides that man must have n
license to embnlm for shipping purposes.
John Shaw was advised to meet with
the HON. Commissioners today tt'ri.
dan and We infer he has been appointed
commander. II 80 the veterans will find
In him comrade and good bushes,
man and their wants will be carefully
looked after.
Guy Franklin, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Franklin. died Monday. May -
Of measles and pneumonia. Deceased
took n violent cold about the time the
measles were coming on, and pneumonia
followed which proved fatal. Guy was
about Is years of ar-.
So that elegant cushioned tire buggy
VI I'D to Loren Sylvester. Ask my
good judges opinion Of this turnout and
W. will abide 10y his decision. Our ware
house is full of the hobbies, turnout,
ever shown in this part Of the country
and We are ready to let them 90 n, the
proper price. WipNAS n RILEY
There seems Ia bc AN unjust di.,ribu
ton III water. The lariat, Rock Crccl,
and Empire bitches are running full
while the Union and Prairie bitches nrc
almos, dry out near the Costilla line.
Thursday plan WAS entered into To send
Commissioner Mitchell and Dick Bakey
" ssc the men on the river and arrange
Tor water bu, the matter Was dropped.
Married.
Thursday evening. May II. At s.D
O'Clock. at the residence of thc bsidcs
parents, NJ. Harry A. Sayiss and Mi.s
Insain~ u. Page.
Ths marriage c~rsnsony was y-ssosmed
By Rsv. q. W. Station; Niss NyFtir Fay.
ke af.tinw ~ hfidr's maid and NJ Jnhn