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New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
ReEfater tomorrow.
The days of registration I'm prepa ton for
the election on November are

the election November 5 are
Friday, October
Saturday, October IL:
Friday. October 1S, and
Saturday, October ~.
Any male citizen of age Is entitled reg
lister and vote in the coming election If on
Election Dny he shall have lived In State
a least year, In the county four IN n
and in the election district thirty days.
No citizen can vote unless he is reg red
this year.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
.ArcULLAGH ADVISES INSPECTORS.

John McCullagh. State Superintendent of Elsc-
tions for the Metropolitan Elections Districts, is
issuing notices boards Of inspectors which will
reach them according to his calculation Friday
morning. dealing. in the main, with the challenge
affidavit which, under amendment or the cleo
ton laws passed at the last session Of the legis-
lature compels a challenged person to answer
every question which will tend toward thorough
Identification. He says that II the inspectors OF
elections will cooperate with him and follow the
instructions embodied in this order confusion and
conflict be avoided.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

A pvERTIsENEST. and susseriDt,ons fos NE 1faAuns
n fvsd At Uptown once No. I242 Broadvay.
ID north Of 3lst-st un,i o'clock advsrsses
o6acs rates until o'clock sth-ava. Z q
cor 23d-st.: l52 ern-ave. 12th-st Mega oA-OVA
Columbus-ave.. West ooeh-GG:
No. 19d1S near 0sh-avs.: - East ~ Wae
ISS~e h.fvcun 7th l7th-ok: ~
S4Hvc Hsevoan 7oeh 80 T7tA ssA: Lon 11-aSA
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
uAsONs AGAIN ON STRIKE.

The Cement Masons' Union whieh fet'isu a sen
,,u. for the eight hour workday and 55 cents
- hour several weeks ago on a compromise or
aarsd a new strike yesterday at the new ouiioing
No Leg Ftfth-ave.. against NUMBER VI 'oA
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
@ IIllloHS.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF New

FINHE PEOELE Of STATE OF NEW
YORK. by the grace God free and indepeudert-
George r. Leslie Barbara c. Leslie Ca;harne Perris
Isabella Wallace. Marion D. Miller Robert n Harr
Irving w Hart. Char.es L Hart and David w Hart
the ot kin OF Min deceased send
greeting: Whereas William NJ Leslie Thomas L Fsitner
Nathan A MOssnan- Of the city OF New York have
lately applied 70 the Surrogates Court Of County
York have certain instrument in writing
bearing date the 2Ih day OF April 1922 and coticl
bearing date the 2sth day OF 1901 re-
both real and personal property: duly proved
will and testament OF Susan Min
County York. deceased Therefore and each
OF YOU appear before Surrogate OF our
County OF New al County OF New
York on the 9th day Of November thousand niae
hundred and half past o'clock il fore
noon OF that day and the probate
OF the will and testament And
are hereby cited. under the OF twenty
one wears. required appear by your guardian. II
YOU have one, II you have appear apply
for one TO be appointed. the neglect
or failure 10 do a guardian will appointed BY
IN testimony whereof. have caused the OF
Surrogate's Court OF the said County Of
York hereunto AFFIXED.
IL 81 Witness Hon ABNER C THOMAS. a Su-ro-
gat. Of our said County OF New York. said
County, 3orh day ot September, in year
o Lord one thousand nine hundred and one
J. FAIRFAX MLACGHLrN.
Clerk of the SUrroea-es Court
HOWARD BECK, Atty for Petitioners 81 Wall Street.
Borough of Manhattan. New York City. N Y
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
FRUIT SCHOONER THOUGHT TO BE Los,

Key West. Fla, Oct. 9.-The schooner Gertruoe
which runs between this port and Central Anaeri-
can ports. engaged the fruit trade. is supposed
TO be- lost. She left the coast week before an
other fruter which arrived last week, and nothing
mas been seen heard of her
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
HUMORS OF THE CAMPAIGN.

at Republican headquarters said yesterday: Low
will win-and what then? Why. the steamships
sailing November will have passenger lists read
ing like a roll call at Tammany Hall Low 10
name Commissioners OF Accounts with powers OF
grand jury. to examine books There viii be ,i, a
sing sadly the ship pulls out. 'Goodby. Dolly 1
must leave you"
Shepard suits me all right. Anybody would suit
me all right" said Larry Demour yesterday. in
the Stewart Building when Tribune reporter
asked him how he liked Mr.. Shepard's letter OF
acceptance. TN be just rich, whether it's
Shepard any else that's elected Mayor"
said he Il don't think the fellow who is elected
guess shepard's all right" And then Larry
as all his friends nd call him hurried & & up to So1rosr con
awful mistake in not selecting the Controller to
the controer tnf but It is noceabe fact that Mr.
Delmour's district delegates always vote just as
Croker directs
A bit OF idle gossip that created amusement last
night at the hotels was yarn that Andrew Freed
man had organized debating society in the Demo-
cratic Club with himself president, and that on
Saturday night there would come up for discussion
the following question: Resolved. That II Bull
garian brigands should kidnap Richard Croker this
club would cheerfully pay, ransom of $4,000 for
his safe return" According 10 rumor. Senator
and will argue that the amount of the ransom
should be limited to 30 cents.
Congressman George B. Mcclellan. after assist
ing Monday night in the notification OF Edward
NJ. Shepard Tammany candidate for Mayor. rode
back Manhattan In a Court-st trolley He
was busy talking with ex-senator O'Donnell when
the car reached the bridge at the Brooklyn end.
Excuse me- Senator" said he II go
| out on the platform and the Brooklyn Bridge.
| You may think 1T kind OF funny. but it's fact
that l haven't been across this bridge in a good
| many years"
The New-York Congressman thereupon betook
| himself 10 the platform of the and gazed
| with apparent delight at one of the engineering
|
Park Row ex-senator O'Donnell said. Congress
man, guess you don't get very far away from the
| Bowery."
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
OEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW

" yopL CyoUNTY-rn the matter of the hnal account
tn, - Tsouas g. knight Robert z. Seinert.
John Frtck. on general sssasr-
en for the OF creditors the People OF the state
interested IN the estate of
4t assixned 10 Thomas G. knight
ssiferr FOR the benefit OF credito<s send sreeting
.acL YOU cited and required
.on.y 70 be and appear special term Part OF the
n-.I,~ Court 10 held in and the County New
Yorx Al the County Court House in The Borough OF Man
city OF 18th day OF November.
,ssoi =, 80 O. clock A NJ. then and there
cause why settlement OF the account OF Thomas
,nd Robert r Seferr. asSiKnees
~ ~ Inhn Prick debtor. should be
- rause be shown hna settle
ana ~ - ,he assgnees In testimony whereof
n or.a5 the seal said Of New
yso,k County hereunto ar1xed
i1rS HON. GEORGE P. ANDREWS
,.,,-. ~ the Supreme Court this Irh Ocrooss
rAYI.ER (SeaD. wM- SOHMER, Clerk.
uTrKs 4 HASKELL. Attys for assignee. T. G. Knieht,
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN

The United Colored Republican Organization OF
the XIth Assembly District will hold ratification
meeting this evening No 265 West Thirty fourth
81 John p Windolph and Charles w Anderson
will speak.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
Register tomorrow.
The days of registration in preparation ZOE
the election on November are

FrIdaN, October II;
saturday, October II;
Friday. October Is, and
Saturday. October 10.
Any male citizen of age Is entitled to reg.
tster and in the coming election On
Election Day he shall have lived In the S.ase A. e
at least one year, In the county four mohths
and in the election district thirty days.
No citizen vote unless he In Registered
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
BROOKLYN UNION LEAGUE FOR FUSION

The Union League Club Of Brooklyn at regular
meeting last night unanimously indorsed ano
pledged its hearty support TO the city and county
fusion ticket. The club viii wage vigorous cam
paign for the success of the anti-Tammany can
cdates
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

Republican and Citizens Union organizations, and
IN those districts there may be separate of
candidates. Generally speaking. however. the situ
alton is satisfactory"
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
Register tomorrow.
The days of registratton In preparation 1of
Al,~ eli ON NOYembcr b

the election on November 8 are
Friday, October IL;
Saturday, October IL:
Friday October IL, and
Saturday. October 10.
Any male citizen of age IL entitled to reg
sster and in the coming election II on
EETectton Day he shall have lived In the State
a. least one year, In the county four months
"nd In the election district thirty days.
No citizen vote unless he IL reK1stered
this year.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

Jacob A. Cantor and William Travers Jerome
candidates for Borough President and District At
torney, respectively. will address Citizens Uniol
mass meeting at Broome and Norlolk sts tonight
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

Senator McCarren. OF Brooklyn. and DR.. Cosby.
Croker's personal physician and member OF the
Board OF HEALTH look much alike that they are
frequently taken for each other. McCarren was
standing in the corridor of the Democratic Club
when a member up to him. and evidently
mistakius him for Dr. Cosby. said: Say. Doctor.
| haven't been feeling well OF late and want TO
ask you to give prescription. McCarren, who
tired being mistaken for Cosby. said earnestly.
You want TO get good pair OF eyeglasses The
Tammanyite didn't know what TO make OF this
until some told him of his mistake.
The Citizens Central League of The Bronx will
hold a campaign meeting No. 2.5H Webster
ave- Fordham. this evening at 73o O'Clock.
Henry D. Purroy will preside. and Job E. Hedges.
James L. Wells candidate OF the fusion forces for
borough president. and Charles E. Simms will
speak.
William J. Cook former battalion chief in
the Fire Department. at the headquarters OF
the City Democracy Tuesday afternoon. Mr..
Cook was a boyhood friend Of Seth Low. when
was a boy he said to a Tribune reporter, II used
to live In Remsen-st., Brooklyn. just opposite the
home of Seth Low. and he and used to play to-
gether They tell I a kind OF tough
younsster but Seth Low extremely we'll
behaved boy, model of department He had the
Everybody liked him. He is proud that he Is
Brooklynite. and is always glad TO anybody
who halls from that borough. l am told that IT Is
an easy thing get audience with him II you
say you are from Brooklyn. 1 am Democrat, but
I'll vote for Seth Low. and don't care who
Lvox ~
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
TO RAr1FY TICKET IN THE xxvI1rH.

A meeting will be held at the xXVIIth Assembly
District Republican Club rooms. Nos 767 and 76s
Sixth-ave. Thursday. at p. m. under the auspices
OF the club TO indorse the nominations OF the
fusion candidates Speeches will be made by James
W. Perry the district leader: John r. Van Wormer.
Senator Elsberg and sembyman Gherard1 Dev1S-
Richard J. Lewts will preside.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
DEMOCRATIC ALDERMEN NOMINATIONS

In nearly every Democratic district last night
nominations for Aldermen made without con-
test. Those nominated were
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

Now that the fusion candidates for the various
Offices have been nominated, the West SIDE hepup-
hcan Club has entered upon vigorous 0@ii,pa's
A large campaign committee has been formed with
Frank Brainard as chairman, and II is proposed 10
hold meetings from until Election Day, ana 10
aid IN every way possible the election OF Ar 10"
and the rest Of the candidates
This club has made remarkable strides IN the last
year or two In membership and at present mas owe,
seven hundred members, with new ones coiils -, -
al every meeting. The membership is ohaPoseo %
representative Republicans from the W est sioes anu NJ
It's influence is therefore very potent west oi eie
Park. -, I'll, 80
The first ratification meeting OF the ciup VIII be
held on Tuesday evening. october 10 at the Etc Giun e
house No. 23g7 Broadway, at O'CLOCK, II WI ~
addressed 1y the candidates in the xlAth ana
XXIst districts Julius II. Seymour Wilian D pen, IN
net D. II Holmes and Arnnitage Mathews aiio ps
William H. Douglas. C, n. Taintor; z: N bovee,
5r, Abraham Gruber, John {. Coleman = go. a..
Fechten Olcott. J. S. Lehmaier. Charles n; ireas ad
and other prominent speakers The me nDers anu
friends Of the club are most cordially invited
On November l the campaign conmittee OF the h
club will hold the last grand mass meeting OF tne
campaign at Durland's Riding Academy "sse s4r
Sixty-sixth-st., which will be addressed py MI
Low, Mr. Grout and other prominent speakers
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
OBJECTIONS FROM wILLoUGHBY ST
N1,aUGHI.IN MEN UNEASY OVER THE DE-
sERTICNs OF ERMAN-AMERICANS-
LOW IN EASTERN DISTRICT OF
BROOKLYN.

Seth Low, candidate for Mayor on the fusion
ticket will speak to the German-Anericans OF the
Eastern District OF Brooklyn. under the auspices OK
,he Cerrnan-Arnericsn Union OF Brooklyn. on Octo-
her 70 and 25 On October ls Mr.. Low VIII speak IN
Pre,tkoprs Hall, Jamaica and Pennsylvania aVes-'
and in the Turn Hall. in Meseroe-st- On octooer
q ne will speak in Palm Garden. Greene and HAM
burg aves; in Bretkopfs Hall and in the LiedeF-
lranz Hall Meserole-st- and Manhattan-ave-
The detection OF German-Anerican Democrats
xha are daily leaving the Wlloughby Street organ
;zation IN Brooklyn, is causing the Mclaughlin men
rreat uueasiness Got1frIerd WesternacEer, one Oh
the most prominent German Democrats IN BROOK
,n Is working for the fusion ticket. The German
American Union OF Brooklyn is composed OF the Ger
rnan-Americau Municipal League, Repubncan anu
the Csernnan n-American Citizens League, Jelilo-
cratic This is the first time in the history OF East
ern District politics that German-Arner1can Detno
Gratis and Republicans have got together n me sup
port OF 2 commo. ticket. The union s heaoqual-
ters has been opened at Broadway and Reld-ave
Te opening mass meeting viii be held there on Ihe
night Of October p The organization is very suo
"a I'll The wards north of Myrtle-aVe ana mas en-
rolled hundreds Of members in sixteen Assembly
districts
Daily camera., 1901-01-21
so FLEET THE WORKS
or Man Back to tho Esrth Agaia-Ancien mt
and Holy Things Fade Like Dream.

or Man Back to tho Earth Agaia-Anoien nj
and Holy Things Fade Like = Dream.
Queen Victoria has reigned longer
than any other woman occupan. of a
throne.
She has reigned for greater number
OF years than any other European SOW
erelen. If the regency in the reign OF
Louis XIV is excepted.
Her reign has lasted slx;y'four year:
and seven months. exceeding by foul
years, three months and twenty SIX days
the reign of George Ill, which was the
longes, in England before she came to
the throne.
She was Empress Of India tor twenty
FIVE years, having received the title by
proclamation on April 7S, 1876.
She has outlived al members of the
House of Lords who we're peers OF the
realm It the time of her accession. ex
cept Earl Nelson. and all the peers who
were then or had been members OF the
House Of Commons.
She has survived all the members OF
her original privy council and Of her first
House of Commons, Mr. Gladstone being
one of the oldes, former members OF the
latter
She has seen every Episcopal see va
Gated and refilled at least twice during
her reign.
She saw her judicial bench recruited
twice, at least, from end TO end.
She was a widow for forty years.
She saw hve Archbishops Of Canter
bury and SIX Of York, and FIVE Bishops
OF London.
She saw eleven lord chancellors, ten
prime ministers md six speakers OF the
House OF Commons.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Rev. Sibbald addressed vesper services
yesterday
The latest victim of the scarlet fever
epidemic is H. o. Underwood, college 'oI.
Mr. Underwood has been removed to the
temporary detention hospital and will be
kept there until his recovery. DIR. Git.
fin this morning addressed the student
body in regard to the situation. After
dwelling upon the fact that there was no
danger Of spreading the disease, except
from those already exposed, he begged
the support of the student body to obvia
ate all risks. All suspected cases will
be Immediately isolated. and the curious
and careless are asked 10 keep away
from such isolated persons. 1t is posi-.
BILE that the boys dormitory will be quar-
antined, as there are two or three sus
pected cases there.
This is examination week in the col
lege and engineer schools. Examin'
ations began Immediately after chapel
this morning.
Dr. Ramaley was the chief speaker al
chapel exercises this morning. His snb
)ect was Weather" and he dealt with
fit from the standpoint of the U. 5
Weather Bureau. He illustrated hi.
talk by a number OF weather maps anc
explained them fully.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

Mrs Teets was saved from a bad rum
away by Marshal Bass. Police Judge
Dyer and the boys in the fire Station,
who grabbed her horse and loose ned
him from the buggy The thilIs bad
caught in the wheel of another buggy,
broke and the horse side stepped to The
curbing In the presence of SO much
authority he was too scared 10 run.
though it was evident he wanted to.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

Denver advices are that there is no
change in the coal strike situation, save
that one mine near Colorado Springs
opened today. 1t will produce twelve to
fifteen cars day. The.southern miners
have not vet struck. In the north the
old McKlsslck, near Long mont. and The
Longs Peak country banks are ,urn
ing out considerable coal. This brings
s. a ton at Fort Collins.
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A STRONG TEAM.

Everybody coming to Boulder meets
T. E. Glller and ]. G. Trezise. MI
Giller has charge of the railway depots,
and Mr. Trezise maintains one of the best
appointed livery establishments in Colo
RADIO. He has been great friend of the
Chautauqua, and his election as director
was just recognition. Messrs GiIler
and Trezise will make strong team in
anything they undertake.-Chautauqua
Journal.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21
The NOn-I IrritatinQ
Cathartic
Easy to take. easy to operate
Hoods Pills
RECITAL
RECITAL.

Miss Edith Browne and Mr. Adams
Owen have arranged pupils vocal anc
instrumental recital to be given at the
high school on Thursday night, January
24th, commencing at 8 p. m. All are
cordially invited to attend. No admis
sion charge.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21
PRESIDENT WELL AGAIN.

Washington. Jan aI-The presiden,
resumed his post at his desk this morn
ing, being apparently quite recovered
from the grip.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

We do not advertise Snaps" or great
bargains" in real estate, but have for
sale desirable properties well worth their
price. w. Richardson. corner 18th
and Spruce street.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

c. w. Austin, father of Alderman E
A. Austin, fell and strained himself few
days since so badly that he was confined
to his bed. He is now mending quite
satisfactorily.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21
List your property With G. c. Hall
ll25 Pearl Stroet IA IL
1t Saved HIS Leg.

P. A. Danforth. of LaGrange. Ga. suf'
fered intensely for six months with a
frightfuI running sore on his leg. but
writes that Bucklen's Arnica Salve who'll,
cured it IN ten days For Ulcers, Wounds
Burns, Boils, Pain or Piles it's the best
salve in the world. Cure guaranteed
Only 75c. Sold by Streamers drug store
Daily camera., 1901-01-21
NOCHANGE IN WEATHER.

Denver, Jan although the Wash
ington bureau predicts snow or rain in
Colorado Tuesday or Wednesday, Oh
server Brandenburg today said there
vas no indication Of any ,hange here for
several days,
Daily camera., 1901-01-21
Bismarck's Iron Nerve

Was the result of his splendid health
Indomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where Stomach, Liver.
Kidneys, Bowels are out of order. If you
want these qualities and the success they
bring, use Dr. Kings New Life Pills
They develop every power of brain and
body. Only asc at Streamey's Drug Store
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

The Sacred Heart church rejoices in
fine new stone sidewalk from the street
10 the church and to the parochial
school. The walk was the gift, material
and laber, of Mr.. ]. G. Trezise.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

Every day some man or men drop in
to order Bryan's "Commoner" with either
the Camera or Tribune. Every Demo
crat needs these papers in his business
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

Mrs Laura Wood opened her class
in china painting January 3rd Lesson
days Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur.
days at 1920 Walnut street, opposite
Bowen hotel 2 "a
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

Boys pants I6 cents, mems pants X
off three dozen mems shifts worth up to
sI.5o 60 during the sale at IS cents.
T. ]. PATE & SONS.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

A saddle horse, having no proper re.
soect for such an institution. rushed
he dlono into the front glass window o
he National State bank this afternoon
and broke the glass. The horse escaped
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

Ladies belts 6 cents each. outing fan
mel cents, calico 4 cents. oil cloth 10
cents yard a, T. J. Pate & Sons during
clearance sale.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

Boulder Clubs social and hop Wed
nesday night will not be dress affair
just an informal gathering Of friends.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

Z. L. Coates, secretary OF the Boul'
der Credit Mems association, has open
ed comfortable Office in the Cheney
uild ng over Babcock's and will devote
his time to the interests OF that msr,or
louS organization.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

1t costs but IS cents for a ticket to
render aid to the family Of the hot tamale
man. No one should refuse the German
society haviny this benefit in charge.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

Every citizen should join the Board of
Trade. Its committees are now rusting
With m ,tters of vital Importance TO
Boulder. Let the citizens support this
board and matters Of importance will be
accomplished. Send In your names 10
Secretary Morath.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

The body Of A. b. McGill, well
known miner. has arrived from Wall
Street, where he died of pneumonia.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

The Oceanic Mining company ha:
contracted with Fairbanks. Morse & Co
for a new plant to cost SI,Ioo.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21
Dyer,s Real Estate Agency.

Home property. farm property or bus-
ness opportunities. Investments of all
characters. Camera block.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

= Coal production at tie Shanahan mine
Boulders main reliance at this time, was
stopped TODAY by the breakage Of the
pumps. the mine filing qaite eood
dea. vIth water. Later it was repaired
and CO j is coming out as usual.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

Boulder Elks will meet tonight and
put the sheriff of the county and the
edl,or Of the Camera through the thresh-
ng machine. Tomorrow reign OF
terror and a beiudnied issue OF the
Camera may happen
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

No one should forget the benent to be
civ tor the aid of the not tamale
m n Buy ticket and help this worthy
c4use along. 1t is understood the family
are left without dollar and that the
cause is an entirely worthy one
Daily camera., 1901-01-21
LOCAL. NEWS.

Attention is invited to the large ad of
Harry c. Holstein.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

Prince A. Hawkins has returned from
month pleasantly spent at Huntington
his old home in Tennessee.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

w, A Willis and c. M. Pruden, dele
gates to the great Cattle Mems conven
ton a, Salt Lake City, have returned
and are very enthusiastic over their trip
and the entertainment given them by the
Mormons.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

The infant child of Mr. and Mrs Dan
E McAllister died at 2:3o this afternoon
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

Carson Gilbert is doing Colorado
Springs and other Southern Colorado
tOwnS
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

Money loaned on cha,tels. 1911 18th ST.
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Money loaned on cha.,els 1911 18th S,
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Anderson, Miss Judith Ludlow, Martin
Baldwin, Lem Mclean. w p
Berger, Frank Morgan, Mrs Caroline
Bingham. f Moure. Mrs
Blye. John Nolen, Mrs Monks
Crumly, Flora Smith, Mr.
Goodin. Chas Thompson. Miss Ruby
Hardin, Geo Truck, B F
Harvey. J Westfall. L ID
Johnson, Hammer Wills. Robt
Jonson, Lora
If not called.for in two weeks they will
be sent to the dead letter Office
L. MOoRHEAD Pm.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21
Advertised Letter List

Following is the list OF unclaimed lie,
tiers for the week ending Jan. Io, 1901
at Boulder, Colo, postoffice.
Daily camera., 1901-01-21

injury.