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Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14
4 LAND BARON
W. Greene Acquiring Som
 Vast Arizona Holdings

W. c. Greene, the millionaire mining msgnate and president of the Greene Consolidated Co.,, is als' henceforth to be ipnwn ss a land baron. By az ins,rument filed for record here Saturday Mir, Greene be comes ID .args Of the Perrin land holdings embracing about 35 OUO acres, most of witch is located ii Cucbise co uniy. This vast acreage |. known e the Bsbscomaii land grant and covers one of the most fertile valleys in ths southwest and is Al-o an ideal sattls range. By the terms oi the agreement MT. Greene lesss. th grant st 6 stipulated rate of s3.GOO . year and as the final confirmation 0, he grant re,ervss the right 10 iur cnAse same outright at price approx ims,inR $l25.0O0. IL is no, kpovr whether any oi the sst,lers n W on the grant are te be disturbed, but il ie be lieyed DO action will be taken unt'' 6usl and ah.olnrc decision is render ed py the U. |. Supreme Court. Iti -lso reported th.t Mir. Greene II D. go,isung with n my csttls owneri with rsng.s sdjoiniug the big grant, the securing of which would pfsc,ic.ll, give him possession of . small empire en,brscing nearly the entire sou,h- west-rn end o! Cochi.s county arl psrt o! Santa Cru1 eouu'y.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Easter wa appropriately observed yesterday at St P4ul's church. The Ladies oi the congregst oa, assisted by -on. :hsi5 Sssiiemsu frisnis, deeo- rated the church quits hands1m.ly with callss and homs grown flowers. M's Gee sni her class rendered su anthem at the moroing -ervice. Rev Eliiost preached on th suhjsst "Chri,, hath aboiishrd d ,.th." spiritu., death wac incsnt hs sail. Toe sa usmsot Uss admin 'stered st the elose of Uni. service. The sermnu st ths svru,n. -ervIcs was an appeal to uncoLvertsu men and women, and au answer Co Ih-ir ot jecsipn to in,ug ,he church. Both sersic-s were we'll attepd. d. 65 sniidren were pr.sent al SundAy sohoc'.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14
IN MEXICO
Some Interesting Census Fig.
 urcs About Our Neighbor

The population oi the MeIican re- public, sccofiing to ths census taken last ysas. i, someshlog over I3. 3.5o0, O0O They are divid. d io round num"er- e follo~', e regards occup.lion l: General labor, agricultural, ,indust'isI. mining suo m -rcantil., 3.ss3.O)J; government empioyes and teacher, {, 92. .OOO; ru6l snusem~nts, l4.oW; service, l, ,4sS.OOO; stuie nt-. 2S,UOO; uneocnpiso, 3,174 .UO0. sFn~ old people and coiiireu number 4. 299, 600. According to these figure. there sr- over s.OOJ.OoO that do sot VOTE. the workers numbering some- thipg over 5,Oov.0o0.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

6 0 B.gg, superintendent of the N=v com.t,ck mining company sr- ';-s3 ;a Xiasmsu isss sssuri.y sod vent out 10 sas minss Monday moro. ing. He nss has . force of men at work oa the mining properties of the company on the Colorado rivss. near sbs sneepsrail ailI. The mines are shouiog up nicely sn il is tns intsa. tioa of the compsoy to rush the work Q! development e fast H men and moaev eAa do is. Toe minss ere big ss,os of geld bsariaG qusr'z and are ia . nsss dssissbl. locality. Mr Basg 's sn old tias Ar.zona newspaper man esd ,s wssl vssssd in mining sffsiss.- Lnsoss 1,nsr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14
A MAMMOTH DEAL
The Congress Mine Sold For
 Five Million Dollars

A Prescott dispatch dated April 5 ssys:-The bl. gsst inning deal ever made in ,hs territory of Arizona was co"sum mated toi.y, whereby the celebrated Congress mine, 65 -iis -outn~e-t O. Prescott passed jnts h, control of . sy adIcs,s te.dsd by Joho " Asckey Of Jslif ,rnIs. The nams sf he new compsny is she Gong es. Cnnsi lid.ted Mines company hunted $5 QUO 900 w.s paid for the sn ire pro. perty.
 Tho Congress minss were in the eighties o~ned by Diamond Joe Roy holds and subsequently, sold to E $ Gaze and Frank M Murphy Of Pres cott, the latter q brother oi GJv. Mur phy. There is c forty stamp mill, cy anIding pl ,ns, company store, office, lodgings, boarding house, etc, op the grouLds.
 Three sh .fts were sunk, number one about 3.OOO feet dseP. The Gage Murphy company have opersted fer three years . three mile stsudsId rail. way from the mine 10 Congress iuuc. rioa of the s F P i P railway of which Fr.nk Murphy is presdena W F stsunten, formerly of Tombstone, is ,hs super i 0 ten dent Of the Copgre.. mine."
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Justice E IL, w.s called on vaster. day 10 perform the ceremony unitin, 5 Il Il ward and Miss Cornelia Kirk- paIiick. The youDg people me, here by agreement. The brlde comInk Iron. Missouri and the groun, frJm Arizuns. Ihs event was e mu,t fslIcItuu, on .nd the nupiial knot was ri- d by tn justice with his Usual nsa.nss, ss1 Pa o Herald,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14
FOR TOMBSTONE
Arrival of Party Interested in
 Our Mines

Distinguished arrivals io the psr- sons oi E B Gage, who 10 the lea ling spirit in the rebabi stieu Of TouS- stone, Supt " F St.unton of tb, congres-, W A Drake Of the SfP& r K R and l. fl Cnsl nsrs the prom. n-nt Aiizons Attorney. arrived lst- late thi. afternoon from Prescott .nd Pho mir. 1hs party arc here op m sters sdrcling the consoIidaioa oi the big mining interests here an per- t.ini"g 10 preliminary ma ters re gard. ing same whicn sss of much impe | tp Tomb tone. The pa.ty expect |, reasIn several dsys.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Jns,ice Cnss. E iney oi GIee on, .s. in today iItm that burg. The judge brought in some excellent co.,p.r 'peo'mens from c property between Gio<son and rhs Great Wss srn, ,n which he Is interest d with t.o other associates. The property i, located in the famous co Ip-r belt of :b .t section and its its'deveispmsnt give. promise of bscoGiLg a valuable one.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

The sscretarJ of Ihs territory has Inate out list of laws passed by the isst legislature whicn arc effective, Among them are the following cods laws whIoh do away with fotmer sl. uteson the su cts: K o1very of damages for inIurIes causing dest tn. S-izure and sal, of estray animals Mineral claims. Liens. Pubic print ing. Arbitration.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Df Washington Cool. of Stafford. last week received sn appointment from Governor Aurphy e . member oi the Territorial Board Of Dental EIami nsrs. Df Cool is sn excellent dentist esd takes great pride in his profession. The Bulletin eongrstulstes Dr Cool on his recognition from the Royer- uoY.-Bullesip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Wiley Morgan, whs has sefn grant. d c new trial by the supr. me c curt has been btou:b, here from Yuns Ienitentisry under writ of h-rb., corpus and bail fI,d at $l0,0e0. Morgan is q, pre-ens in n c IUmb,tsne jail peuding the iurni.hi' 2 of bond.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

-he govsrnment receipts for March were over Ss, ,Oe0 900 in sIcsss of d,s- burssments, anh for the lsst nine u,.shs over s4S.0eo, 900 in exoes. of disbu-ssmsnts. The law 70 reduce stamp taxss does not 70 into effect sntfl July l. Meantime the mossy sf the people will bs pouring ints the 'reasufy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Several prssn-rs 10 the county jail eer-ing snort sentences a,s being put to work building . new drain line .. the court house to r'place the oli one which has become uussrvic. able |. The iioe VII be several hundr.d feet in length aud lssds ts ths guloh be- hind ths .il yard
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

An unknown oorrsspondent has written to Ars. W. D. Clark O: Frankfors. lsd saying that be was recsotly converted at . revival and aow felt wonderfully blessed. q have been tryisg to rssd my title clear ts nsasioas in the shiss, but sss net gss my mind highsr thar , ear chic sn house" He sdds that sems ysars age be stole some fowls sslesEisg se Mrs. Clark, and he iu- clsssd . e5 bill by way Of restitution
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Tho kovernmeut is about to beg D the Issue Of . new cent token coin, IL will te made oi oIckel-with a sm Il ercentsgs of oopper-a d will b- soouI the same sizs as the 5.cen, pi-ce. but in the center will be . circular hole about 0 ,s-quarssr o! sn inch in diameter
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

ChAs Heath, fer n.Ly year. agent h the A < $ E at F.irb.ns, ha,re- tu hei iron vI.it east Of about ons yesTs duration. He VA. ia Tomb. stone today shaking hand. with has macy friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

There is DO certainly that Prssidsnt Mckinley will visit PbosniT. The Phoenix Gazette says Mayor Gan. rscsi,si . letter from the private seo- rotary ts President Mckinley, under date oi March 2s, in which he ststss no deaaiss arrangements have yet bssn made relative to the trip 70 the western coast. He adds that the in visasion sIssodsd the president to vi -h Phoenix is appreciated; and iur- shss. that in msting up the itinerary shis city will receive careful consider ssion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

It sssns that the $25 900 900 in- dsmu uisy shat ths United States de- maads frsn China is largely made up si slsins from missisnariss on barrsls os their se1noas which wers dsstro, d, most of ths rsvsrssd breihers plscing : then as 91oo per ssrmon. Cssnsnt es sush bare faced sxtertio. is super Auous.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

shirley Chfisty, m.u.gsr oi A,iz1na Tor the grand old Mutual Ll:s and r SAtie f.miliarly known ss "B.,," are in the oily for few dsys.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Two Mexican prisoners were b.oushr in last eveniDg from Eill,ox to ..rv- n.'y and sixty days Respectively for carrying concealed w,ay yon.. Con. stable Jas. R1oInsIn brough; tbe prisoners over returning uums ,bi. C. ID.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

\ rate of ts bas bsen mace TOT Sunday mex, tfsa Bi.bes to Tucso' ssd return. It is sstimstsd th., several hundred people will take ad- vantage of the low rate and ~itnes. the ball game between our iscsi team and the Tucson 0rays. The train will iesvs here ss seven o'clock, to~o time and will return. leaving Tuc-on ip the evening. This will afford ,lssty sf time for all to tass iu tue sishts Of th- ancient pueblo. It is now expected that the Naeo.ari read w.ll be completed to Frnnterss by the 18th mt. Two car loads fl istissp l.borers were -hipp d through in bend: Saturday from Sosales to DHuslss and were im- m, diatsly shipped to the front | take the place oi those who rrcsnn, struck. Trouble is Cooked for be- tween shsn and the recently dischar.. sd mes.
 BIsBsE. April 10, 1901 COVERINGS.
 Work vas sowA.rceA r. :hs ns- custen houss at Douglas yesterday The home ot Jas Critchisy WI. briehtensd sa'urdsy ever ing by ,b. arrival Of ta sew baby. Mother an6 dsushtsr both doirE tell.
 Shsnff L wis cane over from the county 'eas this sf,srncon. He state. that reports have reAohs d the sherif's ef6es Of tss sppear.nee Of Alvord on the San Psdrs during the pact few days.
 A young girl dressed ia men. olsthss was sssn |, Bisbes Sunday morning and is now throght ts be the nis.iss Laura Morgan sg.d l6 ysars, who nysrsriously disappeared from Collar, washisTton . nosth sEs
 | The Hard Time fall ct the Opsrs house this evening by the Silver De liar Club was largely ssts pded and the young iolks srjnyed them,slv.s . to their h'art's content to The de. lightiul strsins of the music O. Grabsm's orchestra.
 | Harris and Lisbman have com. pletsd . 25-mils grading contract on the Bisbss rosd from Douslas to- ward Fl Paso and taken the entire outfit there where they will remain till work bsgins from there westward Fifty nilss have been graded sssi from Douglss and tsa more miles i. under psocsss .! grading, leaving l4( additional nilss to b. graded from he Fl fsso 'nd.
 A man asm'd Weeds who was re, gently arrested for breaking into tn. cellsr si Mobile aud T~om.y wal bonnj ever to appear before ih. grand jiry in the sum Of $A .OO0 as with oth.rs broke into tn. cellar on Monday night and s'olt tsms twenty or ,hirty gallons oI shiskey kesides fifteen bottles oI Shasta water. Words entered ths cellar ssd after tapping the barrel pssssd the ds.iJobn, filled with shs shistsy to his comp. nioas out.ids q, the ssns tine imbibing freely oi the liqusr and was unable 10 crawl out st the h. le by which he had entered and was ioun there the next nornias hidden behind . .ot oi bar suzsr cans iso drurk to walk. H was ioeksd up and given . chance to recover his sen.es with ,he hope in view that he would be able to iden tify his companions in the crime. He inpIisatss prominent business mpn as bis sssssoriss 10 the crime but | pothing has been d.ne in the natter as yet
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

It has been jokinGiy suaRss.ed that Aguinaldo bs given civil of6ee in the Philippines. Seriously, vs have no doubt shat his cd dministration Of such an ones wouid bs more cred'table 70 all concerned than that Of some Of the sarpst-bag e&oisls over ths:s is likely te bs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

The Gr.r d Lodge of Arizona Odd Fellows rill meet in convent on in Phoenix un April l5, and it Is .xpec,- ed thst me nbsrs of the order wili bs prsssut from all arts of the territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

A Tucson preacher took for his text, "os Ys Therefore BtssAi .s'," and shs Star got it mixed co e to read. ''bs ys there for brsshfast" A big i'm prevsnsat ws thint.-Gazstte.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Geo. L. Finley sn Mi,s la Thorn- berry wsrs unIse.i in marriage last ev-ning, Probate Judge Be W ok Iyiug the nuptisl knot and stsrtlng tb-m on the n.trimJuisl sea. Tue Ieuly welded couple arc rs.idents ol N.co and rsturzed to the bvrder city led. .y.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

New Jsfsey has invsntsd . new asur. It is made from the sweet pssats is sweet and pleAssnt to the taste and very yellow in color. ssd New Jsrsey propssss to manufacture it wh.iesals.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

l I Ste dsrd is making arrange 'nents 0. . sm .l,er, on hi. eop- per properties a. St.dd.rd, i.vsp.i codosy. He eIpsc ,o ps turning out matte with n thirty ds,s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Another shipm snt of copper mat from the Santa Russlia nins.. Tn Low. CT CaiifornIs, passed throush S,xuIs. iast week. l. VA, o,nuyusd to france, via New Orleans.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Imperial, tn, new town sa the Im- psri.l canal, 8 nilss south of Flowing Wells, Yum. oJuuty, is soJn ,o hay. newsp 'psr-rhe Imperial Pr,s,, Hith Ii c K 'sd .s editor snd mAusrer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Tbs srsa of arid la.ds is sstimated e bs at lssss i've hundred million ssrss. The reclamation of these land' would add billions Of dollsrs of wsal'b to the country. Arisona ranks third in amount of arid lands.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Lest wednssdsy . meeting of siti- zsps oi Besson was he'd to arrange fer present. nsation to the territory sf . siss for shs reform school. Colonel VIC Lsnd offered for , seres ei suit !. sbls laad. adjoining the townsiss sn shs vet, ss . price of $soo. of which sun Col mel Land hims Y subscribed SlOo. The rsmsini.g 500 wss raissd within fys minu.ss. The lssd ss- sssssa is splsad site uPoo . ousd svss.Isshiog ths towr. and will bs in svssy way suisasis snd sstisfsstssy- Dsaeea Rssss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Fred Herrrfa cams iu today from gOgnl and i4 shaking hands wIIh hts msny old Tombstone acqusIut- sncss He is here on bu-iness con nected with his cattle intsreits in this county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

EI. Delegate 10 Congress J FWilsf h.s ..cursd q rttilsnt in Phoenix and ~ill l, cate there immediately, and go into the prsctics of law.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Exports are given ou. that tbs out. pat of ths United Verde miae fer 1900 was . yield sf s. .l3s. 900, that the ia- conc C she owner of ihat property is o46s, ,oo0 per msntb.}
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

G orge Lacy, an oli tim- pro'n tur was hrrribly manglsi snd right fully wounded by sn rIplo-iou oI u! u.mits n-sr Yuma Friday of lss' week
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Having tim is about due, and soon the ." et scent of uew moan alfalfa v'il h'.t upon the circu am bi ,n , ( mo.phere.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

The new inning Ia. Of Arizona h1ss 'he price or recording cl.ins aud inc .thiavit ot location work ., one oo"ar. This Is q reduction oi fifty csuts
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

h Fins county n finer having paper al hand wrote s Sl00 oheek on n piece Of .hi"gle. and the oleek va honsred at ths Tuc,en National bsLk
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Contrsctsf Ch.s D ,uxlsss came in today fiom F. HutchIcs where he has abou, completed the erection of 'ome government bu,laipg. there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

The Washington Star ssys that "Ali the ersoks have left the eitv." Thi' sss5s sa unnecessary reflection on Csagrsss. Bsside', tl the member haven't isit yet.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Thspro iIcsJft1.t L,F,.tn,. Ia Yuma csunty, for the year I9UU ~ss $l.26s ,JuJ Tn gold, which Is sII4,. oO1 per noits. or s3.SoO per day. n's bad sh .winS for an Ariz,n. mine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Ju'es C k bss wick tOIsy l.sued c m.fIi.gs license to Jose ssreno to d Mrs Catherine Gu .ireis, b. B ns n.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Mrs F Cunningham of Bi.bse !. r"mbstoDs vI-Iter and will remain n ew days the guest oi Ars Jas Mo Hugh.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Ths boArs of up-Ivnsrs are in ses- .i n today. Supervisors D lehanty snd Reay sriiviuy from benson aLd NAco rsst scIiyels, to be on hand.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

An Okiahoma editor spssks si . de. ssassi friend e having soas to bssssr land, just ss though he could ret into . worse one.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Wm Butler returned la.t evepir \ From Tucson ~here he h.s b.sn in ss.viso ss a U. s triL Jur,r.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Iss saoou was iuIl Ia.t Light, but as he attend -J stric |, to b,s osn b sines' was not pl,c, d uI der arr,.,. .
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Messrs s,n.s. < ra. .UfTu su. rspr 'snting 'h New York Lrfs Ir- sIrs e Co are Top.b tone vi.ito-,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

The BaLk of fums, which recen ly ope i'd lt- doors foi busi ger, hss ce- ponts sm,u.,' to t25, ,0cO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Js Lowry. ihe well known cattle mao, iss Tomb. enc victor on q busi. nsss trip,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Aas,hsr quart of good sourhe' whisty ha, been Iwsstsd. The Ken tusty gentleman xhs drank 10 en wager is dead.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14
From 7'ueddys Issue.

Jss. Lowry is m from the ranch He is closing negotiations for the sals of large nun Der Of his cattle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14
F,"m Maa oy', Da.y,

G Q Asbtop, one oi Ccehiss coup,y's well known ost,l. .nen wss in Tomb. stoas today | om Pi.b-s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-14

Pretty coon 1t will bs 'omssh'ns o' . dis,inciios I st to hsve Csfnsgis library in town.
Daily camera., 1901-03-20
VIGOROUS WORK BEGUN.

The Camera is pleased to learn that
the owners OF that old bonanz', the
Victoria mine, have started in on line
Of work that must give good results. II
is ID, in'ention of the company to
s,ra,gh,en and re timber the old shat,
and install a cage, after which the shat,
will be sunk 200 teet or more. Two
levels will be run to the east cutting the
old Thayer and Davis ore shu,es and one
to the west, which will cut the ore which
was formally worked from the No.
shaft.
Being eq,ipped with a cage and the
latest improved machinery the company
will b. In a position to do the work from
one shall, that has been heretofore done
from three, and therefore making grea'
saving in expense. We are informed
from reliable authority that the last leve
run, (47o) east. showed goot ore bodie.
and exceptionally high va.u:s. The
success of deep mining is being wei
demonstrated in this district by the
Logan, Yellow Pine, Wood Mountain
Melvina, Emancipation and others.
Daily camera., 1901-03-20

cIs your mamma cross? Mine ls
awful cross Does your mamma say
Hush! when you laugh or make
little bit of noise9 My mamma does.
She has nerves. papa says"
The mother who overheard this ac-
count of herself would feel heart-broken
to think of the shadow cast by her misery
on those she loved Yet her condition is
real. Her nerves are strained to the
point of torture. Lack of appetite and
loss of sleep increase her weakness
Such condition may. in general be
traced to disease of the delicate wonanly
organism, cure for which is found in
the use of Dr. Pierces Favorite Pre-
scription. 1t establishes regularity, heals
inflammation and liberation and cures
female weakness. 1t tranquilizes the
nerves, encourages the appetite and in
duces refreshing sleep.
rI had been constant sufferer from uterine
disease for FIVE years" writes Mrs. J. A. Steorts.
of Yankee Dam. Clay Co., West Virginia. y and
for six months previous to taking your mediciue
was not out of my room. Could not walk or
stand as there was such pain and drawing IN
left side and bearing-down weight in region Of
uterus accompanied with soreness. I suffered
constantly with headache pain in back. shoul'
ders. arms and chest and could not sleep nor
lie down When had taken three bottles OF
the medicine the periods were regulated.
was not so nervous could sleep we'll, and the
pain in side and bearing down had vanished
NV health is better at this time than II has been
in FIVE years"
DR.. Pierce's Pellets stimulate the liver.
Daily camera., 1901-03-20
PRAISE FOR UNIVERSITY.

Colorado has no institution which, in
the very nature of things, app .als to her
more iorelbly than her university located
At Boulder.
The state regents in building up a
great seat oflearnlng have been seriously
hampered by stingy appropriations
Colorado ought to have as great uni
versitv as any state in the west. but it is
impossible to accomplish it without the
assistance which. with any such work, is
absolutely necessary and on which the
act of founding relied,
A state university inf lences the whole
school system Of the state, binding It
together and making more unifo m the
school curricula 1t uni,lz IS educational
work in general. and makes possible an
efficient system Of public instruction.
The University of Colorado is support
ed by an intelligent public sentiment
The legislature should in turn respond
in an uns,inted spirit to the poignant
needs of the institution. 1t is worthy oi
it and besides ii is an absolute necessity
to the very best welfare OF the state.
The university needs library build
ing. funds for books. better paid instruct
ors, additional schools and m ny i'm
provsments. The board of regents. the
advisory board and the president deserve
great cI Ied,t for what has been accom-
p!ished in spite of the fact that the,
have been severely hamp red by lack
of funds.
The University of Colorado is a us
source OF pride 10 every citizen OF 'h'
state and should receive liberal support
espec tally curing these the tender year
OF IFS sxis.ence.-Denver Times,
Daily camera., 1901-03-20
TO IhE TFAOe.

As m, old friend and former business
partner. Mr. G.. S. Samsel. is about to
open a store in Boulder known as the
Twentieth Century Store" | take this
method of introducing him to the people
OF Boulder and vicinity. and would say
that you will fad him in every way a
gen,ls mar, both socially and as busi
ness man. and hearth, recommend him
to you and rus, that you will at leas'
share with him the kind patronage which
you so liber lily bestowed upon me hile
in your mid i and l do not hesitate 10
personally guarantee his every act.
Thanking you one and all again for
your kindness to me in past yearr, beg
Yours Very Truly,
u. A. MURPHY
Proprietor of the first Golden Rule
store opened in Boulder. 3II Imo.