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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-20
Fall Prnninr

AS to whether fall or spring is the
best time for pruning there IS "a dis
agreement among fruit growers. One
thing we have found out, however,
when it is necessary TO remove a limb
of considera BILE size, an inch or over in
diameter, the best time is September
and October. Wounds made at that
season, though they may not heal over
as quickly as at some other times, will
never decay. Owing no doubt to the
ripe condition of the wood, the cut sur
face dries and becomes as hard as bone
We have tested this for many years
and know it to be so.
In all pruning particular care should
be used to make smooth cuts. No stubs
should be left sticking out. 1t is sur
prising to observe in passing along the
road how frequently this important
rule is disregarded, and that, too. by
persons who profess to understand the
business. Another important point is
the removal of all dead and decaying
limbs. Another is to cut off one-the
least desirable one, of course-of the
branches of every fork in order to pre-
vent the tree from splitting when load
ed with frunit.-Nauional Stockman.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-20

The Great Ruby Strawberry.
Strawberry growers can test new va
rieties most quickly by setting out pot
grown plants during August. These
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-20
The Sir, of the Parent

cures Contagious Blood
Poison III any and all
sta yes; contains no
mineral TO break down
your constitution it Is
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-05
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New Norh. March l.--Bu,incss Wa coudu, ed
oI thc stock exchange today wlth great dcCUIun
and Sobriety ot drmCHnOr. in strong contrast to
thc wild and f,Nelsh activity that prevailed Up
10 4 short thnc ago. The attendance OF brokers
"E the fooy was mall. The most conspicuous
feature ot the day Wa, IN thr stocks OF mu.
nciPdl gas cumpdue- especially those of the
Greater New York. Consolidated Gas was carried
up To- 2Olia. with an extreme advance ot ~.
while Brooklyn Union ';a~ rose no lcss tllu
ll3s Dealing, in both stocks were unusually
large. Peoples Gas advanced u point and ~.
cledc ga. ~, The local traction stocks wrrc
also drawn into the movement after some heJ,i-
mes, in BlooklNn transit and they were ralicl
from ~, to 3 points, \ number ol other higu
priced industrial and >pcciatics showed marked
strength. General Electric reaching I with 70
reaction OF , aud National Salt preferred gaiuug
I. There wa, very heavy absorption ot ANAL
gdmuted Copper all day an offerings being taken
with confidence mp to par. an extreme rise of "a.
The tidpwatcrS Ot III" Cuuntr.. carriers continued
in demand on account oi larg" business doing
in anticipation ot a large Increase in freight
rates The GIdugcr~. PaVitcS and Southwest.
ems ao enjoyed good advances. Rock Island duu
Union Pacific leading. \ nomhcr OF minor rail-
roads were also listed on good demand. The
steel stocks were high bet they were without
any sensational feature. Total sales, $1,000
ohdIc>. There was good demand for railroad
bonds with some iucguldrity IN prc" changes.
Total sales, par value. Sj.iioGUO. United state,
new T. coupon declined Is uer cent. on the last
,Lll
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-05
Miss New York. Jr."

IN the matter Of booking attraction, Manager
IleIrington of the New Gaicty, seems determined
TO maintain the standard ot excellence that has
marked his management uf the thcater The
"MisS New York, Jr," company which began
three days engagement there Yesterday is one
Of the best that has been seen at the house tnis
season. The troupe is headed by the well known
prima donna, Emma kraus. who varies the pro
gramme to an extent by appearing in black
face act before rendering the solos which never
fail to receive enthusiastic cnCoTcS. Hattie Mills
another Scranton mvoritc. created much mcrrl.
mcnt by her prcsenlaton 81 new vocal number
"It's Up 10 YOU" which T., among the most
catchy.
IN the olio mertoIioI, numbers were given hy
the Hilton brothers. umiyllci mggelS. julia
and Harry Scyons; Clifford and Burke. song aud
dance artists; Misses iIl aud Mills. cont
edcnncs; Fduum and Nelson the wonderful
aciobals, and Emma kraus. The performance Is
concluded with the laughablc bmcsquc entitled
CLEOPATRA at Concy Island" which is on" Of
the best OF its kind and is enli,encd by selected
voacl numbers. dances. etc,
Large audiences afternoon and evening wit
messed the performances Yesterday and showed
appreciation by yigorou, applause The "Niss
New York. IT" company will hr At the
Gaictl afternoon and evening today and to-.
morrow.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-05
HONESDALE.

Special to the scranton Tribune.
Honcsdalc March i..-NIls NJ. r.
Dorm, wha has beer with friends tor
the past two months IL Binghamton.
Elmira aud Owcgo. returned to her
home on Saturday
Mr.. Charles Crandall. who has been
kept at his home by ilness, returned
Ia his office work at Scranton today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Ha6ley. of Lake
Aricl spent Sunday with the parents
of the latter, Mr.. and Mrs - Wood.
ward.
The subject for the musical History
cub meeting on March 20 is "SouSa."
The programme viii be in charge Of
Miss Florence Baker and promises to
he unusually entertaining, consisting
principally of chorus and orchestra
music.
James Flynn, who appears at the
Opera House Friday evening next in
"Hogan'S Alley" has Il world wide
reputation. Tho play Is just the thing
to cure the blues. fun of wit. humor
and mishaps.
rh" examinations for common school
diplomas for Wayne county will be
held in the different townships
throughout ihc county on Saturday.
April G.
MIR Isaac a. It9ll has been made
night Waterman a. the Erie pockets
as successor to the late Bartley Gro
shan.
The Delaware and Hudson's annual
report shows the outpu! of coal to be
1914 tons less last year than the
year before.
Hon. +. +. kimblc, who has been
laid aside with typhoid fever, is inn
proving nicely.
Rev. DR.. T. 7. Dunlap. who has
spent the past twenty-five years as
missionary in Siam, spoke in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday. In
tho morning he presented "The Needs
% Missionary Work and Schools in
siam" In the evening. THE timer
ant Work. Dr. Dunlap presented the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-05
FOREST CITY.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Forest city. March 4.--John pohren.
one of the towns best known young
men, died sunday morning at o'clock
of pneumonia, after only a short i'll
ness. He had been u sufferer with
asthma for years. and this trouble was
IN part responsible for the fatal ter
mnatiun of his Illness Mr. Pohren
was kind-hearted young man, who
numbered his friends by the score, and
his sudden death came as distinct
shock to them. The funeral will take
place Wednesday morning. Services
VIII be held In st. Agnes church, and
the remains will be taken to st. Rose
cemetery in carbondale for interment.
The funeral of Mrs. Alfred Trevar-
than took place at . o'clock yesterday
afternoon and was largely attended.
The odd Fellows, of which her hus-
band is II member, attended in a body,
ana the pail bearers were from their
members. There were a unmber OF
pretty floral tributes. Rev. Il. l.. Clark
conducted the services in the Metho-
dist church. and internent was made
in Hillside cemetery.
The entertainment by Miss Cora
Morris. of scranton. in the Presby-
ierian church, sunday night. pleased
the large number who attended Miss
Griffin is an accomplished elocutionist.
and Master Morris is sweet soprano
singer
Miss Rose Woodruff. of Scranton.
spent sunday here.
+. j. Osgood is in New Milford.
John Mcdonald and +. r. Gelder,
who were appointed a soliciting COM
mttec to visit the business men In the
interest of a board os trade. report
very cncouragngly They have re-
cciNcd about fifty members.
y surprise party was rendered Miss
Helen Dunnier, at her home in the
opera house block, Saturday night.
She is going to Scranton to enter the
employ of Jonas Longs Sons
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-05

sag Iarbor" takes its title from a little old.
fashioned whaling village in lovely Long Island
and the people Il deals with are the rugged,
honest, ,ca.iaring folks found in that community
There is the constant background OF the turhu.
lent sea aud the atmosphere Is as frequently
delicious as the salt winds which blow 50 vgor.
ouslv on the eastern coast The love story In
Mr Ilerne,s new play has been said many times
10 he one ot the most perfect romanccs ever
developed in dramatic form. In = word. it
concerns The almost tragic loving OF one woman
by two brothers Happily the tragedy is avert.
ed. but before this transprcs there arc many
moments ot deep feeling and exquisite pstno-.
For thc most part, however. sag Ilirbor," is a
comedy oi ,haJctcr and manners II i, gcuu.
incy American. and deal, with some ot the most
interesting types that or country affords,
That Sag Ildibor" is. perhaps, the Hrst Of
The biz >ucce,-c- OF the current New York season
TO relol thi, city, and that. further, il has en-.
ioycd prodigiuus success in the three largest
mcrivan cities. should warrant ne in lively anti.
cipdtious ot rich dramJic treat. " viii be
presented at the Iyorm tomorrow evening.
seats are now Oh ,dc.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-05

disclosed. He was u cntty politician. aud his
wife. Selma White, was one ot the oddcst Great
IRE that have yet been discovered in fiction of
recent time. However, she could scarcely he
called odd. since there j. hardly q commun y
without its selma. The character i, TO be inn
ucrsouated ON the stage by Elizabeth Tvrcc.
long leading lady Of Daniel Frohman', stock
company Edward j. Morgan will impersonate .
Wilbur Littleton: Eleanor Robson, FloSsic vii.
liams and George Fawcctt the "chcstv" cover
nor oi New York state. The other members
OF this extraordinary cast are; Malcolm VIII
lams. George Woodward, Alice FISCHER. Mar
galet Fuller, NortoH Scltcn, Virginia Buchanan.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-05

May 1o'sc, july, ,oltc. 'orn-Spot steady; \".
:, iSisc elevator and ii%ic. /. .. h. atoat; on.
tions opened dan and easy: sold of isa'4r uu
de, light local realizing and closed duh at about
the lowest point. without tcdtmc. May closed
iGasc.: July ii'sc, oatN-~pol steady; No. ="
@lc.: No. 3. :0 &C.. \o. . white. 33lEii4c; N".
white. 32Iac.; track mixed western, 3ol2a3l 'Ic:
track white. 32i3dl &C.: options inactive hut
steady Buttcr.-E Easier: fresh creamery. Ed22t It,
iartOry. IIalir.: Juuc creamery, Ijd20c.; imiG,-
tiou creamery. lu2al>i2C; state dlirN, IiI2l a..
Chcc,c- Fiun fancy Large colorcd and white,
lliac.: lncy small colorrd, l2i2c: fancy -ludll
white, l2al2i4c Eggs Weak; state and Penn.
-vlNaui4. lGd6iec.; Western ljIaal6c.' southern
IlIIIl,r
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-05
The Dukes Daughter

The Marks Brothers company opened what
promises 20 be a successful engagement at the
Acadcmy Of Music last evening. The opening
play was "rhc Dukes Daughtcr.' May Bcll
Marks was as the heroine OF the piece,
Marguerite Laurent. the wrongcd wife, aud She
carried off the honorS ot the evening She was
well supported by W. H. MoHa,ity and {. Cuth-
,ic. The speciality acts by different members ot
the company were excellent consisting Of Illus
trated songs, trick bicycle riding, singing and
dancing by two clever children, Master George
and Baby Fannie. They are clever and deserving
OF special mention. Their work was much apprc.
cidted and cncorcs were frequent.
Matinee today Paradise Regaincd" and to-
night "Alonc in London" will bc played.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-05
SUSOUEHANNA.
the Scranton Tribune

SusquchannJ, March t.--frcdericD T. Beers.
formerly and for several wears q popular Erie
Telegraph operator in this place, died at Flor.
ence, colorado. Wednesday. lie il survived
by a widow, formerly Miss Addie Hull, OF Sus
quehanna, and young son. The funeral and
intermeni took place AZ Florence
Mrs. J. T.. Morgan and daughter oi ,arbondalc,
aIc visiting SuSquehanua relatives
MIS-. Joseph Seldon ha, returned home nom a
visit with CaIbondsle relatives.
Charles y. Whitney Of Bmghamton. spent
sunday al his home in this place.
Tie Susquchana County School Directors a..
ISOLATION will meet in Moniro,c on saturday
lncXt.
Rev. HcmN l.. Jones, D. D., rector Of st
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-05

Chicago, March i.--tAttlc.- Receipts. $500:
-tccrS. strong, loaljc. higher; butchers stock
>tloug to ljc higher; Texans. active. l0al5c.
higher; good to prime steers, S5lj,G ,Gj; poor
medium, s}.GOIl90; ~toCNcr> and feeders, stead,
to strong, -. ia I,u; COWS, ~ 1Ol42O; hcifer,.
SC1ai.50; cancus. S2a2.1O; bulls, ~trongel,
S2.jOdi.2j; calves. steady. S'I6 ii; Texas fed
steers, STAT 80; TEXAS grass steers, S3jai; reSs.
bulls, 81. jOj3GO. Hogs Receipts today. 700
tomorrow. 5000; estimated lett over, 800; act
i've, 5J1i. e, higher. top. Sj.i1la; mixed AMI
lmtcfcr> ,5.55li. 81: good to choice heavy, Sj.i'
li.i,ia, rough heavy. SJ.SOa5iO; light, $50
40: bull, ot sales, sj.47i2aj.j0 Sheep-Receipt',
ls.Uuo: sheep, strong; extra, Sl.sj: lambs. about
steady: good to choice WctherS, si.2jai.1j; TAN
10 choice mixed. SlIt.3j: western sheep. 81 25,
t.7j: Texas sheep. Si.jOa31j; native lambs 81 II.
ai. -: western lambs, Sjai.2j
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-05
Scranton Wholesle Mrket.

Connected by II. G. UIlc. y Lackawanna Ngc.
Butter Creamery, 2lIaJ22c.: ddiry, lSd20c
Cheese full cream. llli2c.
Eggo-Wc,icm fresh, lodl"i2c.: ucJrry state
Itl lu,
Beans Pcs hu.. choice marrow. s2.jia2 %.
Pea Bel,-pcr bu., e1.iia2.JG.
Medium Beans Pm bu., -. '0l2. ~.
Green Peas Per hu., 81 'naI.ii
Ouiou~-rcr In, Sl.iOal.jo.
Fiour--Bc,t patent, SIG.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-05
Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago. Mach i..-SpcculStiyc otaguatun W.T.,
q state Of Affairs existing in the grain pitt to.
day. wheat closing itc., corn 'sc.. and oats Z
shade lower Provisions also ruled duh ana
closed practically unchanged Cash quotations
Verc as follows: Flour steady; No. spring
wheat G6a72c.: Ne. : red. Iil2l7oc,, No. con-,
3Olac.: No. . yellow. @2iac.: No. oats - "a
2ia,r: Nc. white. :, aa20c; No. , white, -
2sc. No. > rye j2c.; mailing l5tjhc.; No. /
HaN. Sl.GO; No. I northwest, Sl,GlJl.t2; timothy.
ST. 40: pork. 81 njali; lard, - iuLIt2i ribs, =
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-05
Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by II. G. Dale, . iachdwanna Ayc.J
Buticl--orcm 2lita22c.; dairy. lSa2Ur
thecSc-Ful cream, l2al@c.
Legs Western fresh, l"li"i. g.: nearby state
20a2Oi2 &C..
Bcaas-Pcr bl choice marrow >2.jj12 co.
Pea Beans Per bl., S2.ijd2.jU
Medium Beans Per ml. s.. t0a2,ij.
Green pCls--Per hu., .l.I0al4J.
Onions--Por hu.. S11Od.i.
Floul-BCSt patent, %ioi.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-05

stephens Episcopal church in Wilkes.Barre. will
preach in Christ church Wednesday evening,
Subject, George Washington Christian
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Sarah J. Barnes
took place sunday afternoon from the residence
of James A. Barnes. in Oakland, Rev G. {,
Mackey officiating. The remains were inferred in
Mckuue cemetery
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-05

Iro Dirichstein'S dranat2dtion ot Robert
Giants novel, "InICavencd Bread" has proven
one ct tine sensations Of the time. The play i,
TO he presented At the Lyceum tonight. II is
an interesting tact that the plot is laid in Al.
ba,N, and that the heroine becomcS The wife
OF the "chc,tN' Governor Lyons. lust who this
governor Lyons was in real lite lt, not been
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-05
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

cause in "A very earnest ana impress
sive manner He is assisted in his
work by Mrs. DUNLAP, They will soon
return to Siam.
Judge George :. purdy is holding
Wayne county court this week.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-05
New York Grain and Produce.

NV YORK. March l.--Elour--Raiher qnic LrJ
about steady at old prices. Wheat Spot firm;
No. > red, sO2sc. f. o. h, afoat; 40. , red s7@sc.
elevator: No. | northern D,ruth, s1iac (. o. n.
ahoat: options irregular but closed easy at about
saturdays tuJl figures. March closed, ,0c
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-05
THEATRICAL.
& ooooSccoSSS
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.

INtENM-."l uladvcncd Bread, Night.
ACADEMN-Thc MARKS Brothc's' company,
Matinee aud nicut.
GNETY-"Miss New Nork. .r" MATINEE aud
night"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-05
Oil Market.

oil Cily. Mach t. Credit balances. >l.2S, Ger.
iiicalgS no bids; shipments. l6o,205 barrels;
average. "1,5lG blrrl5 runs, $3.50 barrels; Az
ellgc, jS.Utl barrels,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-05
Sag Harbor" Tomorrow Night.

Geneva mgcrsoll and vivian Townsend Tn
list looks like an >sll.stm cast
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-05
Chicago Live Stock Market.

a;.2o; shoulders. or4d0i &C.. side, >73ja7j5; viii.
key. 81 .
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1901-12-07

viii Pilger and Vic Olson are
the latest 10 tax. on, insurance in
the " oodmen.
Rev. BoroGghs is chairman OF
the entertaining committee, 70
look ont for some good programs
this winter.
The Clerk aud Consul Comman.
der hay. three new hats bet on
the new hnll. We think the Clerk
has n cinch.
The newly elected officers IN
Camp No. % are ~ follows: w.
Is. DuVic, Pas, Consul. NJ. +.
Powell. Consul; \. +. Wiley
Adviser: !. q. Bi-hoir, Banker; q.
Is. boutwell,. Clerk. Frank Aber,
nnihy, Escort: W. L. Peisker,
Waterman: jas. lroylr-. sentry
Peter FORWARD aud j. II. Pear.
tree. Managers.
Arrangements M. being made
Tor n joint installation 81 the Off,
GERS 81 the Camp aud Circle To bs
held som-iim. in January. II
will be n pleasant affair.
Florcnc. J.rmy Is III. newly
elected Guardian Ncighbor of the
Women Of Woalcrsft ". ex.
pcct 10 src the Circle double i,s
membership during her term ol
office.
To-day only Is yours: tomorrow
belongs 10 NO man. II you mr.. un.
protected s"c that mn application
Tor membership IN III. Wooslmcn
of the World il IN III. hands OF
som. Interested member before
the sun goes down.
How shall W. protect our new
po~ses.ionsp Ink. out extra liz.
protection in tn. Wooimcn and
then walk the hoor with Il nightly
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1901-12-07

Water Commissioner, Argo lay.
lor. Was tried before jury in tn.
county court. at Saguache Tuesday
Tor mis,i-meAnor in the discharge
IL his official dutieA and WAS
acquitted.
II seems the water takers on
lover Ssgusche had appointed u
committee. employed a detective
and al .i,orney to hunt Mp aud
punish violators II water rights.
AMI ~ rule when men nrc hunt.
inx for trouble they usually find
H. aud ~ in this case.
The Cnrt,s buys had two priori.
ties 81 ~ feet that hal been car.
ris~i through two different bitches,
hut the water o,nmissioner. Ia
save waste a"l ss'~page put the
swo into o..~ ditch. In this the
detective aud csh~rs Thought they
cav 4 violation II the law and
hence tho prosecution. The jury
sssiaiit~d the defendant.
J. w. Dsvklson. Al 6avuach~,
spp~sr~l tar the prosecution anil
usn. nloom6elj, a Monte Vista,
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1901-12-07
NUMBER 725
Methodist Episcopal Church.

The morning subject: -" The
Christian Soldier" In the even
ing the pastor will begin series
of sermons on The DecaIogue.
Miss Mamie Mcconnell leads
the League service. "The Value
of Influence"
The new Epworth League off.
GERS are, Pres. W. ii. Perkins;
Spiritual department. Miss Ella
Pickett; Mercy and Help, Miss
Bernice Sullivan; Literary, A. l..
Stroup, Social work, Nerva John
son; Missions, Scott Wiley; Secre-
tary, Lizzie Eagle; Treasurer,
Zach Eagle; Organist, Mrs. Carrie
Kennedy. These officers will
make things hum.
Quarterly Conference next We'd
nesday evening, Dec. IL.
The Ladies' Christmas Sale.
Dec. IL and II in the Bonner
block.
The Reading Circle will meet to
organize next Friday night, Dec.
l3 at the residence OF Bro, A. l..
Stroup. The books have been
ordered.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1901-12-07
Baptist Church.

The means To lift the Fake
debt and mortgage is now all IN
the bank, and awal,in" the arrival
of the papers.
The church is prospecting. Three
members received last Sunday.
Others expected soon.
Sermon subject for next Sunday
morning Help for Christians.
Baptism at the close of the service.
Evening suhjcct-"Where Art
Thou. z"
Sunday School and Young Pco-
pies Meeting at usual hours.
Come and worship God
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1901-12-07
Council Meeting.

At the board meeting Thursday
night II permit was granted TO
Frank Bowdish to build cottnye
within the fire limits IN the east
part of town.
a petition by VIM. Shilling for Il
license to open II billiard room IN
town was refused
A large delegation of the resi-
dents from Grand View was pres.
ent and urged tina! some action be
taken to secure the owners of lot 5
in that addition the water they are
entitled to by virtue of their
deeds. The matter was discussed
ut some length and finally rcso
luton was passed recommending
that Mrs. Marsh assign or trans
fer to the Mayor and his successors
ten shares of the LarIat ditch
stock in trust for the lot owners
in that addition. This we are III
formed will meet the wishes of
Mrs. Marsh.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1901-12-07

Tuesday Ora Carpenter drove up
to the Pass Me-By stables on
lower Adams street and in n per-
empory manner ordered Marble
Woods To take hold of his horse.
Mr.. Woods declined and then Car.
penter began calling him bad
names, whereupon Woods pulled
oil his cont and started for the
other fellow who pulled gun.
Rystanders in,erpased and what
threatened TO be bloodshed WAS
avoided. II is about time the
ordinance against carrying guns
WAS enforced. especially against
n,en who drink whiskey.