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Labor Commissioner circuit rsceiv-
"a the second letter from the North
Yakima Hop Growers aaaocfa-
ton today. stating that picking
would begin about SEPT. 10. and that
they could use a. many pickers a.
the employment ONCE would send
The association Is depending on the
Seattle Office 70 send between 1900
and 1900 pickers. The crop Ia as
good and as heavy a. usual this
year A round-trfp rata Of 1850 IS
furnished to North Yakima. one
dollar per box l. paid for picking.
Mr.. Grout viii give any further in
formation 10 those applying for IT,.
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D0DWEll & CO.'S
ALASKA FLEET
Pacific Coast Company Is Now In
Complete Control

Yesterday a deal which has hssu
OF foot for a month or more WAS
conHummatsa whereby the Wash
inxton 4 Alaska steamship 60. gave
over all lie Alaskan interests u the
Pacific Coast CO. The exchange was
made by a sale ~ the city 81 Seattle
end an exchange 81 the charters %
the Victorian and the Charles Ne.
son. Some time agu uodwetl 4 60
transferred their Oriental liners To
the Northern Pacific "a. This leaves
them with only their puket SCUM
feet. which they ptll continue 70 op-
crate.
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a RANK OUTSIDER WON.

young blues and gets 10 growing
opportunity this tell him that rank out
coming n good country indeed
The outsider pull for what
be nd he works.
There Is professor University Of Co
unbia Mo- year 5 is s. u.
Yanlgi Wara he n
when he country a could
traditions that inter-
tered working, didn't much matter
hang ~ ne was sober
n was all rath Jap. had
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Two New Brick Buildings

Permits were taken out yesterday
FOR two new a-etary brick building
avenue b ". y. Johns. and VII.
cost tie.oao. THE other II "a b put
up on seventh avenue on lot 2. bl1rk
"a Terry's arst addition and viii Be
built BY William A. brown. Il
will cost $4,000.
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ONLY HOBOES
Men Arrested for ShrIeber Murder
May Be Released

The men Who were arrested satur,
day NJ Tacoma. suspected Of the
murder Of Adalph Hehreiber. Will
probably be released Hnon. Deputy
sheriff Williams who in iuxeHtIgat
lug the case. found na evidence Go
connect the men with the eume and
he Is Of The belief TINT they ate only
hahueH
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NORDSTROM'S
LAST HEARING

Tomorrow afternoon az o'clock
James Hamilton lewis will COME
before judge BoIi nnd address thu
court once more in behalf of Nord
strnm Attorney Lewis viii ask fuf
T. stay ~ execution on the ground
that an appeal from Judgment cau-
tanned in the letter written by Judge
Hauford has been taken 60 the Unit.
ed states supreme court.
Judge Bell this morning set the
hour Tor hearing. and Prosecuting
Attorney Fulton will b. present
Str. etf sisssfsu ass GfsYAouaa
Excursions 90 Tacoma. Eika' car.
nivaL Sre display nd page 3. 80
Launches tor charter. Tel West 1si
au aas
our i2-inch desk fan uses no more
current than % ig-c. y. lamp. XII
bourne A Clark Co. SIS Second ave
aa-C
New hath house.. Madrona vita.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
SNnnnDnT AImALAn

Leaves Seattle COLUMBIA dock1
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
am. Tor Port Gamble. Port Lud-
low. Hrinnon. Holly HoodHport. Lii
liwaup FailH. Potiach. Union city
and way points. Returning. arrives
Seattle Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
urday. NJ 2.1o 2. m.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
ABSTRACT OF TITLE.

OSBORNE. TuEMpEH a 60. inr,
AbattHet -. esfahIlHhsd ish3. MIN
lHH claim abstracts basement ~
the MUTUAL Life buIIdiug
Booth NhlftleHeY ilhufofd Abstract
g. fHth hlIHhed iHf8. basement u
iaIlef bloeh Telephone. Main i9i.
SEATTLE Abstract 60. Is. s. Bills
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AReHlrEeTa.

JOHN GRAHAM. architect. $50
Mcdonald block.
MeNanua s walker iql Is. s.. Dix.
= y uouaHToS. ttis14 collins.
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BARGAINS in second hand house
hold goods; call at Red Front Fur
nlture Company. We can give YOU
hne second hand cook stoves. bed
room sets, carpets. They look as
good as new, for half the money.
ITO and ll2 Second avenue south.
ADVERTISING rates of all maya
zines and newspapers furnished on
application. The =. Y. White Al
Nertising Bureau, New York
building Seattle.
THE cheapest place to buy oil ana
gasoline is from the Olympic on
co. slI Third avenue. Tel. Main
99l. = -'''''h
FASHION Hair store. 1918 Second
avenue; diagnosis OF the sell,
free OF charge
ONYDONOR Victory" the gcnnt,a
cures all diseases. Avoid in,itae
tions 81 Mcdonald block.
LADIES try bath Mrs. TAFT. care
ful massage. 9ii Third avenue,
WANTED-Old gold and silver H.
Hensel, mfg 1eweler, IS HIncklev
MRS. n, BENNETT is again at a.
Halter block; hair, scalp treatment
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery.
low prices. Corner attn and PINES
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depend THERE confidence
himself
he buekled study. health and
o. ALL qualt
completed the Ia Wea-
leyan university at bloomington. H.
Columbia about chemistry than other
their hands
In country years wouldn't
pacemaker n good many American hoys
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Diamond Icc-Thata what YOU
need 10 keep cool. Tel Main 1863.
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The Star VIII be mailed to your
camp address without extra charge.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF sTocKHoLDERs'

MEETING.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
meeting Of the stockholders %
the Pacific Coast Condensed MIX
Company win be held az Room No.
Dexter Horton Bank Building. in
the city OF Seattle. Washington,
on the 10th day Of September. 1901.
at the hour Of 2 O'Clock I'm the aft
ernoon. to consider thep roposei
increase of the capital stock OF the
company from the present sum q
seventy-fve thousand C15OoO) dol
lars 10 the sum Of one hundred and
fifty thousand ubo 0o0) dollars, be-
ing fifteen hundred QbOm shares
Of one hundred 1ool dollars each.
J.. 4. STUART.
". a. PETERS.
Trustees.
~ THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the state OF Washington. In and
for the County OF King. In the
matter OF the estate OF Jacob Well
hoefer sometimes known as John
Fischer. deceased. In Probate.
No. 5slA Notice TO Present Claims.
All persons having claims against
Jacob Wellhocfcr sometimes known
as John Fischer or against his es-
tate, VIII present the same TO Mary
Wellhoefer sometimes known as
Mary Fischer, administrator. sc
the Office OF Peters a. Powell. Rooms
Ne. 1 To Dexter Horton Bank
Building. In the city OF Seattle, King
County. Washington. within one
year from July 10th, 1901.
MARY WELLHOEFER,
Administrators.
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Str. eIlr Of Er.t,il .rn n,..hnn.A

EEcuraloua to Tacoma, Elka' Car
nival. See display al page Q. -.
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GO on THE
CITY OF EVERETT

BATTLE. LNEHETT AND I'D
MONDS ROUTE.
Leave Seattle. 100 a. IA, Il m. and
: ,, m.
Leave Everett s.i5 a m. 2so and
.ts 2. m.
Three round trips daily except
Sunday.
Coiman dock. Seattle. Tel. Red 81
Fare Csc round trip 81 %. First
class meals served az % cents
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BANKS.

PUGET SOUND NATIONAL. BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid in. S52S 900. sur
plus. sa5 900.
]. Furth. pres; j. s. Goldsmith.
vice pres r. V. Ankeny. cashier.
Correspondents I'm principal cities
In the United states and Enrnne-
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the Treasury department locate the Seattle public
MEANS TINS MAKING THIRD
\ BUSINESS ruoUouGuFAitE II
ambitions which
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for bouih.tastsrn Alasta
Isatr H..fff. "a

Steamships City or Topeka. Aug
IS, sept %. d.. Ooto. q. queen. Aug.
- Cottage city Aug -. Ak.
Aug gs.
1i'tot once 0iH Met Ave-. seatus
~ THilut t.uI frt. o. SIS MIIHf AHHf.
ti'n Act NrsHu HH|h FrHtiIa. aHHH# d.
i-lhlng CO.. urH AFta.. Ean tfan#Ia#a#
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AUCTION SALE. - Seven rooms
office furniture al sos Washington
street. between Ninth and Tenth.
Friday. Aug. q at 10 % a. NJ,
consisting q the following Three
nne oak bed sets. parlor set. fine
ladita' writing desk. svery nne vel
vet and bordered Brussel carpets.
tideboafi. dining table. dining
chairs. fine rockers. pictures. lace
curtains. pillows. sheets. fluc blan-
ksts. quilts. mattress springs. rugs,
one fine range, dishes, granitcwars.
Mrs.. buchanan II going away, and
has given Us Instructions TO sell
this j. all very fine furniture, ami
was bought I months ago. sale
Friday. Aug. 3. 10 80. Joe Mar
tin. auetiuueer.
a CHANCE 70 those who want an
elegant home. =. c. Bickerton will
Heil at public auction on wcdncs-
day. the 2tst Of August. at 10 20
sharp. the elegant property OF Mrs
Dr. Reich, who II about leaving for
Europe the property Is situated at
kai Eleventh avenue. between Mar
ion and Columbia streets size 81
ANA ANNt&A AHFAt WITH NAk.lh "fNftll
house. all modern improvements
with brick foundation. also throe-
room cottage on back Of lot. finc
garden conservatory. asphalt
sidewalks cost $1,000. and increas-
ing in value every year. for furth-
er Information call on r. c. Bick-
crton. auctioueer, 1912 First ave-
nue.. or ON the premises.
To houaekeepers and others-E. q.
Biekerton viii sell by auction on
Thursday. the 22nd August. at
IN 30 sharp. the contents OF % ele-
Eantly furnished rooms OF the Es-
mond hotel, with lease. at 1891
Seventh avenue. The above fur
niturc will be sold as n whole. Is All
IN first-elnss condition Can be
seen day before sale between the
hours Of 2 and p. m. For furth-
or particulars inquire on the prem
isss or T. g Blekerton. auctioneer.
1872 First avenue.
l.. G. RtcKERToN, general auction
Ger, 1872 First avenue
JOE MARTIN. general nuctioneer.
1928 Third Ave.
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Perfect Harmony

f. best enjoyed II the accompanlst
uses the KIMBALL PIANO. Per
haps you know how dreadfully out
OF tune some pianos get In summer.
The KiMBAI.L plano IS well and
carefully made to stand the changes
Of atmosphere and retain its purity
Of tone. The wood is thoroughly sea
soned and all parts carefully ad-
tustcd. Also n large assortment Of
other standard makes TO select from
nt genuine bargain prices,
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Aucrlon SALES.

AUCTION sale # furniture and
hauFshdid goods at Martin a
Eana auction rooms. l1zs Third
avenue. "Wednesday August -, at
10 g q VA Ten room furnished
house moved from Ninth and
Washington streets. aiHo big
stock 81 granite ware and dishes;
oak bedroom suites. { fine folding
beds fine Fischer piano. ! Pack
ard organ. 3 large mirrors. ! e-hoie
tango. fue six parlor suite. oak
fidsbuard singer sewing machine.
z oak dining tables. 2 fine ice box
Is I snamaied bed FtsadH. 10 blue
colonial toilet sets As pleccfl. bed
lounge. 3 aInele dfesasrH. touches.
arm chairs - hlEh back dining
ehairs. 10 oak rockers. fine piiiown.
springs and mattresses. lace cur
tains AMI puftieres rugs. 10 body
brussels and velvet carpets. sheets.
blankets. and lots - other goods.
No limit and 10 reserve. Joe Mar
tn. auetfoueef.
AUCTION sale 81 elegant furniture.
TIE contents Of an eight-ro1m pri-
Nafs residence. = q IlCksftoa
has received instructions from Mr..
Hf Reich. ha - leaving for Eur
opH 20 sell on the premises. Ma. t9l
Eleventh avenue. between Marion
and Columbia streets Take Mad
iann or Broadway car. on Wednea-
day. August =. az 1890. the con-
tents consisting IN part. elegant
bed sets. nprtngn. mattresses. bed
ding. extra Cue nlAebnnFd. extern
siun table and dining chairs. ieMth-
81 couch. fine perlur furniture, well
vet carpet. smyrna rugs Tecre-
taire. hatl tree range. gas stove.
nne china. hric.A -brnc. paintings.
lace curtains. in fact everything
belonging To- well furnlshed
house. =. 9. Hlekerton. auction.
HaH
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DUtlfItbs coLLE0EB.

CLAitKEB PERRIN shorthand aeheaE
Individual instruction - Boston
LEO'B BunlurrH college. Union -.
individual instruction. al subjects.
BEsT methods and teachers. Acme
business college second aud PIKE.
n. vs. Eoho1I 1eleffapht Pioneer
tVff.gpgHg Mod IuE oil kf#fu as
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Go to Spinning for bicycle repairA
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pANKs-C Continued

PEOPLES gAvfEo hank.
rccoud avenue and Pike 81 Capital
paid 20. 100000 j.. q. EsdfeiaHE.
pres. J. 70. Hayden. cash. J. T
Grerulonf asst cash Gommffeial
rHpIuVa pUd trust buaiueHH.
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HnoMLEY a Wslla. general con.
tractors. " Etnrr-Bggd building.
Tol Main 800.
sODEnQUiHT A. HOaELEAF. shoDs
- ZIs-Z2O Spring street
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National Bank Of Commerce
scandinavian American Bank

eight million dollars)
SUI iluH 49, &c s,.s... - 600 600
Interest allowed on time deposits A
general banking business transacted
SEATTLE BBANCH-Corner OF
James 81. and Second Ave.
ID. A. CAMERON, Mgr.
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PERSONAL.

Il. NOGLEBERG - Painting. pape
hanging, kalsomiminE. 100 Pin.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02
Cases In The Supreme Court.

There are three cases OF interest to the
people of this community for oral arcu-
ment in the Supreme Court of this State
next Tuesday.
The first is Cramcr vs. Armstrong. 1t
is suit to set aside tax deed to the
livery barn now occupied by Bronaugh
~ Son.
The second is Alice b. Cheney vs.
Addie q. Crandell, which is suit about
the title to a quarter section of land near
Hooper.
The third is the Board of County
Commissioners Of Rio Grande County vs.
Henry Whalcm ct al. That is suit
brought by some parties in Chicago to
recover money paid for taxes upon the
Empire Canal and is contested by the
county commissioners because the sale
TO those PARTIES was Illegal and void and
also because the statute providing that
any such recovery may he had is uncon-
stitutional and void.
Opinions will probably be filed in
couple of weeks after the cases are
argued and we will cndcaVor to give the
result when the Supreme Court an
nounccs its opinions.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02
Old Jasper.

Ex Senator Moody is man not easily
discouraged. For nearly fifteen years
he has been exerting himself by every
means in his power tn get capital inter
estcd in the Jasper mining camp which
he has demonstrated, to his own salts
faction, contains an abundance Of low
grade gold and silver ore that can he
mined very chcaply. AT different times
experiments have been made but with
out successful results.
During the past two years Mr.. Moody
has labored to secure miniature plant
that would demonstrate the feasibility
Of extracting the values from the ore at
a profit. DIR. Craig. OF Alamosa, is sat
isticd that he can treat Jasper ore at n
profit. and he, Mr.. Moody. Fred Nye and
others have decided to erect n test plant
on the grounds for practical experiments,
and it is earnestly hoped tina. their
efforts will be crowned with success and
that the old camp may. within the next
six months or year. have new life in
fused into it.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02
CHARGE OF CORRUPTION
Made by Speaker Montgomery on the Floor OF the
House Wednesday Afternoon.

Speaker Montgomery in the
house Wednesday afternoon
charged former speaker W. G.
Smith aud other members with
corruption in regard to the rev.
enue bill.
Mr.. Montgomery said:
''undue influences have been st
work among tine members; for
mer speaker Of this house, with
certain Of his former lieutenants,
has been here in the lobbies work
ing against this bill"
This statement, followed by
others, created scene OF excite
mcnt. Although, after denials in
heated manner, the mStter WAS
allowed to rest, there WAS much
talk. Last evening Mr.. Montgom-
cry mad. the statement to n News
reporter:
II am prepared To prove that
money hns been used: II WAS paid
to some and offered to others and
refused. II wss paid over by this
man Smith. made no charge
this afternoon that money had
been used with any member. hut
| WAS advised and am prepared To
prove it. News.
Two years ago speaker Smith
gained the reputation 81 t@ing n
boodler. Ex.memlers Of tn. leg.
islntuie are what lobbyists are
made of aud when the charge Of
corrnptio" is made against such a
man il sticks TO him.
There has lscn too much cor.
ruption used in former legislative
proceedings II Is said of n Ger.
tain individual, now and for many
years n member. that when he il
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02

Judge Creason WAS in Denver this
week. He has not seen the town before
since 1855 and consequently it was hard
work to find a starting point. He finally
concluded to go to the Capitol and there
he met Cowboy johnson who took him
out and showed him the towr. The
judge says he met lot OF old his
friends and enjoyed himself while in the
city.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02
Communicated.

In response to invitations the member
OF the Monte Vista History Club met at
the home of Mrs. c. S. Conant, Monday
evening of this week and held a meeting
that will long be remembered by those
present. The real occasion OF the gather
ing was to study copy OF The Russian
Wedding Feast by Makowslsi, OF whici
Mrs. Conant is the happy possessor.
The home was tastcfully decorated
with Russian and U. S. flags, and on an
alter improyIsed for the occasion burned
candles before an icon made by tho
skillful hands of the hostess. This, a
distinctively Russian feature, gave the
finishing touch to the decorations and
contributed large share TO the even.
ing's entertainment.
An appetizing supper was served at
y. m. followed later by a study OF the
picture. Each lady was assigned a fig
ufe on the canvas and armed with paper
and pencil proceeded to wsitc a dcscrip.
tion Of the character, costume and ap-
pcarence Of the subject. Many excel
lent descriptions resulted but one rhyme
by Mrs. Wintermute captured the prize.
An Informal musical program closed the
evening. Mrs. Winter rendered piano
solo in an excellent manner. Mrs Bert
Blackmore sang dclightfully, and the
Monte Vista orchestra appeared and
charmed their hearers with some fnc
selections. We shall long hear echoes Of
this pleasant meeting.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02

Viola Stewart died at the home
of her parents II miles north OF
Monte VISTA, Feb. % and WAS
buried at "Hill Top" Rev. G.
W. Station oilieiated at the funeral.
The deceased was aged . years. )
months and - days. She WAS n
bright pretty girl aud her den,h
was sudden aud unexpected. Her
family is very much afflicted over
her early demise, aud has the sym.
paihy Of the community.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02

Union services were held at the Meth
otlist church last Sunday evening. Rev.
Boroughs gave lecture on Temperance
in which he advocated agitation as being
the best means to eradicate the evil OF
illegal liquor selling. The lecture, or
sermon. was very earnest and pointed
one. Rev. Baum followed with few
remarks in the same line.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02

james \. Kelley returned from Kan
sas City last Saturday where he went
with four cars OF cattle which he had
been feeding during the winter for
George West. On his return hc stopped
oil at Topeka and Denver. Kelley and
Warburton have some - more feeders
on the ranch.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02

The prosecuting attorney was in town
Monday and made an investigation OF
the joint near the Home and had the
proprietors, James +. Phye and Chcsley
Goldsby, arrested on charge Of selling
liquor illegally. They gave bond 10 ar-
pear before Justice Warburton next
Monday at . 9o'clock for trial Several
witness have been summoned.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02

The valley papr~ are xgitAting
the feasibility of n beet suga'
plant, and Of course Aismosn. Del
Nor,e anc Monte Vista separately
sst forth their respective xdvs".
tages. La Jsra don't want \ thing.
Chronicle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02

Commander Shaw and wife returned
from Denver Thursday. They hnstencd
home sooner than they expected on
account of Clarence being sick and
threatened with pneumonia. Mr.. Shaw
thinks the legislature !. disposed to deal
literally with the Home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02

I Il. Pace, james Abrams and soy.
efal other leading ranchmen were IN
town Friday and after consultation con.
cluded to call mass meeting. whir h
call appears in this paper.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02

While in town Thursday, L. Roy's
team, Of Del Norto, took notion to run
away and after circling about town, ran
down into Sickles' addition and jumped
Mrs. Sickles' fence and badly dcmol-
ished the spring wagon to which the
team was attached
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02

Gen. Bloomfield. who wa. n, the
Du~na Vista Springs two weeks. re-.
turned home Wednesday feeling much
r~cuS'rratsd. lie speaks very highly Of
thrse springs ~ = hcalthfui and pleas.
ant rc~,rt i~ recreation. a. W. Miller.
of this city 10 there for short vacation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02

+. Dickerson, father in law Of George
Mccormick. arrived in town Thursday
with ear OF stock. horses etc. from near
Ottowa, and will locate near Center for
the present.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02

The Del Nortc fratrrnai Aid A.-o.
citation extended an invitation to Monte
Vista lodge 10 yisit them Monday night
and about forty members oe the order
accepted. A banpuc, and ball WAS on
the program npi general good time
Was enjoyed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02

approached upon any pending
mfasure for his support the first
question he asks liz. "Ilow much
is there in it?" That is, how
much for him IN case lie lends his
influence.
Those who seem to have been
Int the hardest were Mr.. Bell who
rctortcd by saying: II think it
IN poor taste for the speaker of the
house to charge corruption. It's
II dirty bird which bcfouls its own
nest"
Mr.. Bradley started on, in II
fiery manner and said: IL have sat
here and listened 10 the accusations
of members with intense lndigna-
tion. Such language should not he
used by the official heal of thi,
house. Iii uncourtcous and un.
gcntlcnanly and resent IT,"
Mr.. Adams paid his attentions to
the speaker by stating: "Whcn II
comes 10 charging members with
receiving briies ! hurl I, into the
gcntlcmnns mouth as being false
as hell"
Mr.. l'riscoc wished 10 call tho
attention Of the gentleman from
Teller that he was the only mem.
her who had found evidence of amy
oil rooms about the chamber. and
the only mcmi1r who had referred
To such"
II was given out early in the sc-
sion TINT certain members were
disappointed in not bcing able 10
make something oit Of tho scna.
torinl matter, ~ was expected.
and were looking elsewhere to re.
tricvc their misfortune.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02

j. j. Bonner of Cr.ede WAS n
passenger on the up train Wcdncs.
day from Denver where he hnd
been on nh extended visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02

The eastern republicans in con.
v-css appear 10 be- solid against
any irrigation Of the arid west.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02

". -. Jemison. assistant appraiser of
the state land hoard, made flying trip
To Dcl Nortc Suntsy and on his way
hack To Denver stopped OH a, this place
between trains.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02

Sheriff Abrams is on duty again. lie
made business trip to Del Norte Thurs
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02

AlAmosa has been honored by
tho selection of =. d. Carlton ~
president Of the State Retail Gro.
GERS Association.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02

Clarence Shaw has been on duty all
the week threatened with pneumonia
hut is getting better.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02

L. W. Rice and Harry Burnham went
to Center Friday and took an inventory
Of the drug stock there which Mr. Rice
bought while ago. Mr. Burnham is
now in charge Of the store.