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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-02-16
Sc Queldn con RalOn.

No carecen de razon las queja,
de muchos buenos republicanoI
contra los abuses que comete |,
faccion dominante del partido re
publlcano en- este territorio, er
aquello de premiar a los "voltea
dos" 8 que estan para voltearst
ignorando para hacerlo, los recla-
mos de los republicanos de hechc
y no de lengua.
Sin discutir 10 concerniente A
la Legislature, donde en- ell asunto
de los empleados so ha dado pre-
ferencia superabundante a las
nuevas "adquisiciones,n demos un
vistaso a Ia ofcialidad del terrific
rio, es decir, sobre aquellos que
tienen empleos pdblioosl por vir.
tud do nombramiento, y SO hallara
que los Dem6eratas estan bien re.
presentados.
Democratic es el primer juez de
la corte suprema y juez del Cuarto
Distrito Judicial, y Dem6orata fue
hasta dltimamente el Procurador
de los Estados Unidos para este
Territorio. Democratic es el bi.
bliotecario territorial y Dem6cra-
ia es el seoretario del cuerpo sani
tario de reses del Territorio. De-
m6cratas son algunos de los of
ciales federales, ademas del Pro-
curador de los Estados Unidos, y
Demooratas son muchos de los ca
balleros que tienen colooacion en-
los consejos territoriales,
Los Republicanos que est8n en-
desavenencia con su partido a eau.
sa de ssta desviacion de las reglas
marcadas por el c6digo de la po-
Utica, que dicen que a los victo,
riosos pertenecen los despojos,"
con muchs razon dicen que este
estaria bien 81 en- gu partido no
hubiera hombres oapaces que pue-
dan ejeroer esos destinos, pero que
habiendolos, es mucho conceder Ell
permitir que a oiertos Demooratas,
nomas porque est&n en- desacuerdo
con gu partido on alguna question,
Sc les permita ser recipientes de
Los mejores empleos pdblioos.
"Estos Democrats" s"-dicen algu-
nos Republicanos-- "est&n desa.
cordes con gu partido en- la cues
tion relativa a la moneds, pero no
10 estan en- 10 que ooncierne a la
tarifa, siendo todavia tan acerri-
mos libre oambistas como siempre,
y siendo libre oambistas, son, 80.
gun nuestra contencion, enemigos
de la industria principal dc nues.
tro Territorio, que es la cria de ga
nado lamar. Si en- vista de este
damos q estos hombres los mejo-
res empleos pdblioos, Jque no es-
tamos, pues, premiando q nuestros
snemigosp'
Ese es el argumento que haoen
infnidad de Republicanos. Qui.
sieramos que algunos de los apo.
logistas de la administration 10
contestaran con argumentos razo-
nados y no con palabrerio suoio,
como suelen hacerlo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-02-16
o'r' Ases'nsNM a.,
ur0M SNsAA

Dioe un oolega, NsMS,
Wv a"I !. 'uvo vol %iusar el DominsSsaa N AN SsNssNs
en- IA 1oche, on Hanoyosa' a SSSs.sassa Sssa vsa
40 de Grant, Nuevo Mexico o;Sas. Sass.SS
ridion Zapata fue mnsrto ENv.N
balazo; Dolores Hernandes ue IN
dc gravedad, y Pablo Baca, herie,ee he
levemente.
Hernandez, junto con una mn
jer llamada Braulia Gonzales. ha,
bia vuelto al baile despues de ha.
Der estado on una fondita comien.
do enchiladas, Haoia POGO que
hebis entrado en- la sala cuando
fue asaltado por Pablo Baoa, y los
dos sacaron pistolas y SO cam bia.
ron varios tiros. Zapata, el hom
bre que fue muerto. no tomaba
psrte en- la difcultad y fue muer.
to accidentalmente.
FL Official especial, llamado Abel
Duran, SO hallaba en- el baile pero
estaba ausente do la sala ouan-
do oourrio la dificultad, pero
VINO luego que oyo los tiros, v
arresto d los dos beligerantes.
Ell juez de paz Dawson fuS no.
titicado, y los prisionoros fueron
puestos baio Ia oustodia del con.
destabie Lewis Hollzman. I'm
jurado dc ooronario fu6 tornado Y
y en- la Investigation preliminaria
que fue tenida on seguida, 80 Or
demo la detencion de Hernandez y
Baca para que aguarden la accion
del Gran Jurado.
Despues de la investigation loi
zoos fuoron cntrogados q un dipd
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-02-16

ras parties de los miem bros, y no
hubo mas remedio que referirlo a
la comision sohre asuntos terrific
riales, cuyo presidente es Cristo-
bal Sanchez, de Mora. Esto su-
cedio el segundo dia de la session Y
desde entonces hs venido supli
cando a Sanchez que 10 devuelva
d la c6mara, pero este senior
siempre sale con 10 mismo, di-
ciendo que no est& ready Can.
sado de tanto esperar el Microbes
volvi0 Gutierrez a presentar otro
proyecto enmendando la ley de
aceite y procure que fuera referi.
do a la oomision sobre hacienda,
cuyo presidente es el, pero no le
VALID; la camara por una mayoria
del voto ordeno que el proyecto
fuers referido a Cristobal San
chez.
Esto quiere decir que no obs.
tante las promesas heohas al pue.
bio en- la plataforma territorial Re.
publicana, la ley de aceites no
sera abrogada mientras la legisla-
tura no orie otro empleo lgual-
mente de gordo para Clarke,
Hay otro proyeoto de Icy en- el
consejo con el fin de darles a los
jueces de distrito un salario terri
torial que agregado al que ganan
de los Estados Unidos haga una
suma de 5000 al afo. Todos los
jueces han servido por el sueldo
que les han pagado los Estados
Unidos y ahora mismo Sc podran
hallar habiles jurisconsultos que
aceptaran la posicion por ese
sueldo, pero la legislature insiste
en- ser extravaganza y quiere dar-
les mas sueldo a estos.
La ley de policias no ha pasado
pero pasara como pasaran a ser
ley todas las medidas que tienen
por objeto crear empleos y pagar q
los incumbentes dc la costilla de
los pagadores de tasacion,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-02-16
Ayis0 a QHlenes les ConCIerna.

Fort Sumner, N. M. Feb. Z, 1901.
Por esta doy aviso al pdblico
que mi esposa, SalomG Madrid, ha
abandonado su hogar, sin justa
causa, y rehusa volver. Por 10
tanto, desde ssta fecha en- adelante
no serS responsible por el pago do
ninguna deuda contrsida por ella
on mi nombre.
JOSE DE- OLIvERAs
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-02-16
AyiSO.

Sc m, ba e1traviado de mi pro-
pielad an Cherry, cerca de Rome.
rosIIc mn caballo canelp chopo,
mans do =Ala y en- muy buena
oopdidlon. l'iene esta marca HE
q Ia pierna del lado izquierdo.
me 10 traiga.
JOSE IGNAGo MoNroyA,
III Chorry, N. NJ, wy"
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-02-16
OTRA BATALLA.

Londres, Feb, ll.-El ministe-
rio de la guerra ha recibldo el 81
kdiepte despacho de Lord Kitch.
ener, comandante en- jefe da las
fuerzas on el Africa Meridional:
Pretoria, Feb. 9,-Las columns
que trsbajan haoia el poniente ocu.
paron q Ermelo el dia 8 dc Fe
brero con poca oposicion, UnF
grande fuerza de Beers, oosa de
1000 hombres, a las ordenes dC
Luis Botha, SO retro hacis o
oriente. Cosa de 800 oarros col
familias pasaron por Ermelo 81
camino para Amsterdam.
"Un delegado de paz bajo sen
tencia de muerte y otros prisione
ros Beers fueron levados por 10
Beers, Todos los informes reoibi
dos demuestran que los Beers es
tan muy resueItos a seguir pc
leando.
Luis Botha, con 20O0 hombrei
stac6 al General Smith -Dorien g
Orange Damp, A las 5 de la ms
mana, el dia 6 dc Febrero, Des
pues dc ruda lucba, que dur6 a
gunas horas, fue rechazado. E
la accion fue muerto oil GenerI
Spruit, y el General Randomoy
fae herido de grayedad; fuero
muertos tambien dos cIarines
campo. Los Boers dejaron vein
do sus muertos on el campo do b.
talla. Nuestras bajas fucron veil
ticuatro muertos y cincuenta
, tres heridos, incluso los dos gen
rales arriba mencionados,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-02-16
MuertO en- fiIlpiHaS.

Ell Sargento G. l.. Black, del II
le caballeria, residente de Silver
Jity, fu6 muerto dc una manera
peculiar mientras actuaba dc sar.
,ento de guardia dice oil "Nsw
Sscsxican." Fue atacsdo por un
"a'.do borracho que estaba en-.
@ nrnoe. en- la casa de guardia y
\alvuns efectuar su fuga. De
) \cSo de Ss.era el REQ SO habis he
'\oA6 con j, Iaasvaja de afeitsr y la
Dc psssoDl se Ja, mortifero sobre la
N, DSo WA WA Aet d 'l o6oial, in6riendolo
pre-. Ii Z Seplt Mortal o on ia garganta.
licia ,(G Ssrgsasa y dia de Navidad,
0srse tsss@s slss1e nSSssk fue enterrado
ado J w, N%ShsssSs w Aonores mill
pgahia hlASss s.,sS ~ saAa@' @'Snado tenia
'nsya ,' san f,sNS|. SNs> >,SsS,,S N ,Saps de
J dllo ser lioeSSSsS,eN IN cNSSSS, cNSySS,,s yars
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-02-16

Ha pasado en- la camara el pro-
yecto de ley que provee que los
vendedores de licor tendran que
sacar licencia para un aflo. Este
proyecto tiene por objeto estable.
Ger un monopolio sobre la venta
de licores, pues solo los hombres
de muchos medios podran EN-.
prender en- ell negocio 81 SO les re-
| quiere sacar licencia para un aflo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-02-16
UFama tcIes,,,

va gu Ia maAana de
| reyerendo John 4 taominpo
sSa.aa.1 sSsarlo de . Ia didcesis plots.r, go.
l,SSssssN22lon 2Ic de su iglesia psps SS,N y, @
cnN?aqS ~ ssrvicios domiuioSsiTss. iS Ts p'
1ahinS Ib inNA,saSS Ssmino Sc le s1es te,e;s p
,~S' nsr6 4 sSee S w w s,sl wal sin abrir los los \ !
verendo. Cssd Mo NJ stS,,,t \ los dis t
cuatr0 balazoa, Ss Ss,> ~ sN GS GSssal 81 re- re.
en- cada ojo, de IosV V0s = eONlsss con n
Gumbo, quedara oiSss, SSs, " no sss sa
desfgurado para siemmn,, 81 N%SsN d
, sor SO meti6 el arma en- ., " ssy
tomo el primer tranvfa y SeasN ~ J
sento en- la estacion de no,l oo
dandose preso y diciendo liam
Thomas j. Barker, ser casa,
estar empleado en- la Conan
! del Cable Comercial de N,
York. Al prestar declaration
/, el reyerendo Keller no saber q
. le habia disparsdo, sin emb
:" de 10 cual, es evidente que 10
de m ,siado y no ignora el por
El cl6rigo es buen mozo, de
porciones atleticas y elegant
% J, es soltero. La esposa del agl
10 es atractiva 81 no de partioula
lleza, y segun SO murmura, c
l. yerendo no la miraba con n
g. ojos. Del deseo paso a las
% bras y de las palabras a los he
n -dioen que dice la sonora B'
cs y como ella le rechasase, I
je case que reourrio a la violenc
ausencia del marido: SO pre-
,t6 una lucha de la que ella re
TO- Sin conocimiento y.. el
% ouiera saber mas que vaya A
W ark. La sefiora mantuvo el 8
Z. TO varios meses, pero al fin NJ
'v do sguanter mas, y en- un mo
oo 10 de histerismo 80 10 conto
no al marido iY $50 que el rev
redo Keller nj es jesuita, nj cat'
laza. /; campesino, nj ignorant'
por ohre de color, nj estuvo
pa ,pamos, en- FiIipin'S' Vay"'
be. yaya,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-02-16

FL proyeoto de escuelas por el
Senador Springer, con algunas en-
miendas, pas6 el senado. En- el
pr6ximo ndmero hablaremos dc
este proyecto.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-02-16
RumOreS POIitiCOS.

No es remote que la preferencia
que la faccion dominante del par
lido Republican, est& dando a los
"volteados,' tanto en- la Legislatu-
ra como en- otros empleos pdblicos,
de por resultado la organization
dc un partido Independence en-
varios condados del Territorio. A
muchos Republioanos dc origen y
wye en- todo tempo han peleado
lslNSSA ANstaIlas del partido Republica.
NS,ls hemOs dido decir que va Sc
SSs,SanxNae DO estar encendiendo
NM MN Vgss 3 @saNxss : sS pAaA que despues VEN
NoOSa S,saA..nH nHassANtsA Nn elias los "yo,.
}, Esss NAn .n Tss Va NAA NNuido nj mar.
de n,yAAN AZ. .saS nAM AsAnSAierto nua
har;d Sn,Ss ,,Sss yS NsNA eaNNs,..' -
ha.ieso lasSs IN lNNaseA NsA asu ue
iiuo el SSs.SNnS SS INSNn = uNesSso rsssyno LIMO
que ,ss ss ANsSVsA ~ sSSsSSAS
ina mu' oona. Nes0AA \AA ssns.eN aSS0 NseN
les, ha- nos suN @sNS ~ svS1sulAs AA
de ha- "v am uleen sAsA sss.Ssp ~ sSsspusNOa,
,omien- llos 'n ~ vista dc sNs ~oSSsNssnOsS ~SsssN
90 que honaJ. npehan " vss,ss A esNN.
cuando oonada y no la y,wNsssSAAs\ANl.
a, y los sentir pnoss. no sera NNsSas.,usasI uaI
ram bia. un part,do poder orgaIaas
81 hom- combat;rlos a tn1epeneiente 7,
ei8rcito do onos con todt
muer. Esa hrava'es. o'es.
4. sentimiento de muobos hns,,
10 Aoei publicanos. ~
ie pero Sus razones son h...
GUAM mucho peso, pero tememos
pero desfallezcan on su loable prou
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-04-05
OPEN MAIN STREET
County Been Willing For Some.
thing Like Six Months.
w. H. d n. Company Offers Con-
siderable of the Necessary
Material.

There is one Improvement quite neces-
sary in Colfax, and that is the opening
OF Main street straight through to the
depot.
To effect this a trestle way is neces-
sary Tor several hundred feet at a cat
a-corner across the South Palouse where
1t flows past the court house.
The county, the city and the @. R. &
n. Co. are all interested in this improve
ment. The county commissioners have
already signified a willingness to donate
a couple of thousand dollars. The O.
Il. x n. Co. has pledged nearly all the
material necessary in the way of wood
work and iron. The city council is will
ing to help.
petition has been circulated among
and universally signed by farmers who
have for years hauled wheat and other
farm products along the half street on
Railroad avenue to the warehouses, ask
ing the county, city and railroad to
authorize opening of Main street
through to the passenger depot. They
have tired of the old route and are afraid
OF it's dangers.
The county commissioners and the
railroad company said months ago what
they would do. Now what will the coun-
Gil do?
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-04-05
OUT IN THE FOURTH.
But Nobody Was Hurt or Bruised
I'm

But Nobody Was Hurt or Bruised
Up.
Two hundred people saw the knock
out for points between Blath and Carr
at the opera house Thursday night last.
While it was a warm bout nobody was
killed. This was the warm set to of the
evening. Blath rushed in the first two
rounds and came up standing in the
middle of the third, when Carr caught
him a solar plexus and he went down.
Alter that he was weak, though fighting
to the best of his ability. In the fourth
round Carr was too much for him and
put him out with right hook on the
ear.
This was the fight of the evening, al
though not supposed to be.
For $50 side and rs per cent of the
gate receipts Prof. Lewis, instructor of
the COlfax Amateur Athletic Club, had
agreed to best VIM. Stewart of RosaIia
in ten rounds or less. He did it by one
clear knock down about the middle of
the game. Charley Golf was present and
refereed throughout. The whole ten
round glove contest was played out,
Prof. Lewis winning in the end by a
counting knock down. but not a knock
out in the middle of the bout.
The first preliminary was between
Emory Neal and Mr.. Bell of Rosalia. 1t
was One-minute rounds, and while Mr..
Bell made a good showing, Mr.. Neal
was altogether too clever for him.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-04-05

homeseekers Should Stop Over and
Take Look


Inc thousands of homeseekers pour.
ing INTO the western country probably
nave thought little as to what was nee
essary when they moved away from
nome. Irainloads of them are coming;
but only hundreds know how to look at
strange country as it ia
Whlie the western country is better
lar IMAM the lands they have quilted
tnere Is always this to think of: Even
tue great western land is not an elysium.
ana the man who expects several dollar
pieces on every bush which grows is
llkeIy TO be fooled unless be is willing to
take chances with the population here
before him.
hundreds OF excursiOnists are buying
immediate return tickets for this reason.
But nevertheless there never was a bet
ter land, better section, for them to
emigrate to.
Inc dissatisfied are those who have
ridden through from the Missouri states,
down through the grand coulees along
tn man lines following the easy grades.
They imagine they have looked at the
country through car windows. They
never have.
There are beautiful spots, fertile spots,
on every side OF main railway lines.
Ihey are hard for the hOmeseeker with a
ticket to the coast to find; but they are
in evidence, nevertheless.
ADVICE to hOmeseekers is to take a
stopOVer. stopOver should be used
between the Rocky mountains and the
Cascades.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-04-05

According to the West Coast Trade.
one of the best authorities on the Pacific
slope, beet sugar manufacturer from
Utah has been visiting Washington and
states that one of the objects OF his trip
is to contract, if possible, for quantities
OF sugar beets to be shipped to Lehi for
manufacture. Washington beets, ac-
cOrding to this visitor, command more
money for the grower and are more de-
sirable for the manufacturers than those
grown anywhere else in the west, because
OF their high percentage of sugar and
purity. Under such conditions there
will be no necessity for sending the beets
elsewhere to be manufactured. The
capacity for production is such that
Washington can support its own factor
les, and if the industry is demonstrated
to be profitable upon it's merits as our
one factory seems likely to prove, then
there will be capital forthcoming for ad-
ditional enterprises. Wherever our agri-
cultural advantages can be made the
groundwork for the building up of legiti-
mate manufacture that end should be
unitedly encouraged, and there is and
will be money to be had for beet sugar
factories in Washington once it has been
thoroughly established that the condi-
tiOns justify the large investment neces-
sary to construction and operation.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-04-05
SUPERIOR COURT NOTES.
Judgments Secured on Old Notes
or Accounts

Judgments Secured on Old Notes
or Accounts.
Nellie Egan of Palouse has obtained
judgment against Andrew Clyde for
S5266, with interest from January %.
1901, until paid, at the rate of one Der
cent a month, together with $16.SO costs
and $21O attorneys fees. The Judgment
was secured upon notes given by CLYDE
to the First National Bank of PalOuse
City. One note was drawn January 10,
1898, for $2163.67, and the other NAV
%, 1895, for $40. But $40 have ever
been paid upon them. They have been
assigned to Mrs. Egan. Clyde is now a
resident of Republic, where the com
plant was served upon him, but he did
not appear.
p. B. Stravens has been granted a de-
cree of foreclosure on a mortgage for
$1,000, given September % 1898. by
Elsie A. Fleming to Katharine Tobin
and since assigned to plaintiff. The
mortgage covers the Main street proper
ty formerly occupied by the Fleming
second hand store.
Mr.. Stravens has also secured iudg.
ment against W. c. Finley for SOL, on
promissory note executed July s,
1898, with interest at s per cent and
$25 attorneys fee.
Chas S. Marsh has obtained Judgment
against Louis Allenbach for $50 so
$50 attorneys fee and So costs on a
note executed May -, 1894 for $3.50. 90
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-04-05
Question Answered.

Yes, August Flower still has the largest
sale OF any medicine in the civilized
world. Your mothers and grandmothers
never thought of using anything else for
Indigestion, or Biliousness. Doctors
were scarce, and they seldom heard of
Appendicitis, Nervous Prostitution or
Heart Failure, etc. They used August
Flower to clean out the system and
stop fermentation of undigested food,
regulate the action of the liver, stimu-
late the nervous and organic action of
the system, and that is all they took
when feeling dull and bad with head
aches and other aches. You only need
few doses OF Green's August Flower, in
liquid form, to make you satisfied there
is nothing serious the matter with you.
Get Green's Prize Almanac COlfax Drug
Store
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-04-05
Caught a Dreadful Gold.

Marion KOoke, manager for T. NJ.
Thompson, large importer of fine milli-
merry at 1868 Milwaukee avenue, Chicago,
says: During the late severe weather
l caught a dreadful cold which kept me
awake at night and made me unfit to
attend my work during the day. One of
my milliners was taking Chamberlain's
Cough remedy for a severe cold at that
time, which seemed to relieve her so
quickly that | bought some for myself.
1t acted like magic and began to i'm
prove at once. | am now entirely well
and feel very pleased to acknowledge it's
merits" For sale by all druggists
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-04-05
Captain Hamilton Detailed

Captain Ortis Hamilton of Company
l. OF Colfax has been detailed bv Adm
tant General Drain of the National
Guard OF Washington as one of a board
OF three officers to examine candidates
Tor promotion in Company X, First in
fantry, OF Spokane. The other members
are Captain M. NJ. Richardson and First
Lieutenant and Assistant Surgeon H. B,
Luhn. Captain Hamilton is the senior
officer. The board is ordered to meet at
the armory OF Company K at Spokane
April s, at z. D. m,
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-04-05
Stray Hogs.

Came to my place, 3 miles southwest
of Colfax, about March 10, nine head of
hogs, two white, balance black and
white spotted, weight about 40 pounds
each, one has both ears cropped, balance
not marked. Owner may recover same
by proving property and paying charges,
otherwise they will be posted and sold
according to law. Henry Larkin, P. O.
COlfax. Wash
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-04-05
Sinking a Prospect Well.

Latest news from the oil fields of Ro-
salla and Pine City, where gas and oil
were first discovered in the Palouse, is
that prospect we'll is being sunk on
the Kennedy ranch, three miles west of
Rosalia. There is much oil on the water
surface, and the outlook is good for
strike The funds are being put up by
an unnamed sDecnlatOr-
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-04-05
In the Southland.

W. b. Silkworth, formerly an extern
slve farmer three miles west of Colfax.
but who disposed of his interests here
last fall in order to remove to a lower
altitude, writes from San Diego, Cal,
that he and family are we'll and pros,
porous in the southland, and desire to
be remembered to the friends left behind
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-04-05

G. E. Hoover of Pullman. has the best
White Wyandottes, White Leghorns and
Pekin Ducks in the country. His show
record proves it. Eggs per sitting,
$500, PREPAID. Wyandotte eggs, S.. 90
for so or $500 for 100. Leghorn and
duck eggs, $500 for so or 500 for
100.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-04-05

IN favor OF Frank Weaver, drawn Aug
ust 10, 1898, was ordered cancelled.
Clty Treasurer DePIedge submitted his
monthly report, showing March receipts
to have been $2529.76, and disburse
ments S353O.16.