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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-06
PONCE
NOTICTAS EDERECTAS

El jueves, la una media de la nadfu
gada, ocurri6 incendio en ell barro Visit
Allegro. quemandose tres casas, propiedad de
don Nicolas Wives, ,dofia uana slnrl y don Bau
dilio Mora.
e. fuego Sc inci6 en- la casa de este tt
mo, estaba asegurada.
Los bomberos trabajaron her6ica mente,
evitando que la conf lgraci6a tomara mayores
proporciones.
Sc encuentra er esta cfudad. de paso pafa
Mayaguez, nuestro distugufdo amigo CORE
igtonario don Felix Matos Barnier
Sc cree que ell tuego ocurrido en- Vista
Allegro, barrio de esta ciudad, ha sido inten
cional.
Con tai motive fueron detenidos nueve ia
diviiuos Sc detsndra tambi6 al sefior Mora,
1uien Sc aIaba Coamo la noche del incen-
nio.
El ayuntamiento celebr6 session Ell mierco-
les, decIarando!a permanents raz6n los
nuchos asuntos que hay qua resover-
Nuestro amigo don Francisco A'sina Ia
comprado Ell <Clfe del Casino>, VS. ha empe
zado surtir sus aparadores con gran diversl-
dad de conservas licores, con Ell gusto que
tene acFedtado
Sc anuncia otra rem, de emgrantes pa
"a ell dfa IL del corriente, va comienzan lie
mar ell local destinado al objsto.
Hawaii, dentro de POGO, sera una sucursal
de Puer-Rco, vlce-versa
LA DEaocRAcIA Sc vende en- la tabaquerfa
de don Vicente SoItero, frente al Parqne de
Bombas. 1-6
Programa de la retreta del domingo pro-
Aimo:
Paso doble, GA la lids.
DANA. <Soy felizS.
Sinfonfa, <RaymondS.
VaIs xEn la meta1
Two step, <The coons1.
DANA, ella Borinqueflas.
Autores respectvos: Rubf, Campos, Tho
nks, Pajsres, Smith y Astol.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-06
REnlCa AkeST7AL

varios comandos beers han inyaddo Ia Co
lonia del Cab0.
Muchos destacamentcs ingleses fuero sor-
prendidos derrot4dos por los bo8rs, los que
Sc unieron gran nGmero de afficanders Las
fueraas britznicas DO Ia Colonia. Sc conaideFan
im portantes para coneener 81 ayance de los
b0eTy.
Una guerrille boef, msndada pof el te-
ntenta Harry. atac6 IN fortln que guarneclap
80 soldados ing 'eses cerca de Ladysmith
Estos tavieron que rendirse despu65 de su-
frr tres bajas por muerte, entregaron los
federales ademas de sus artnas, 40 fusiles que
guardaban q fortln 2. 500 cartuchos. Los
prisioneros fueron conducidos IN capamento
bOcT inynadia1O
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-06
gsZG nE MaEra

Comuntcan de Londres que siguen rept-
ti6ndose en- toda Ia isia de Malta los levanta-
rnientos del pueblo contra las aut2rldades in
glesas LEG 4ndo en- alganos puutos ser anula-
das a0uelIas Y desarmatas las guarnici0nes
TDglaterra Ia en- pezado castigar severamen-
te los agitadores el puetlo malt6s ha he
cho IN llamamen5o-a sus hermanos los Italia
nos para que les ayuden rompef las cadenas
4 L, Il or,fa L. ClpSa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-06
GEsIHa

e. representante de Espai1a en- Pekin
comuuic6 al tntnistro de Estate cue Ell gobierno
chino ha aceptado las reclanaciones que le
hici>ra por aanos y perjuicios sufeidos per
ST 7ditos espanoles dorante 81 ieVantamfento
de la sbox4r>9 del celeste I'm peri0, g me des-
de lueg1 estaran contenitas en- ell protocolo
tornado por las naciones aiaias que tuVieron
cne intaryeDfr en aQuei II perio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-06

El Agente en- Ciales. del <The Puerto Ri
co Heraid,s no entregara ell expresado peri6-
dico ningda suscrt0r que ell d1a 13 de cada
mes, no acompane ID Quota que por tai con-
cepto lie corresp ponde. 5-4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-06
al 4 IS IA

Dicen de Bar1n que en- las maniobras na-
wales Que esta practicandO Ia escuadra alema
ma. ell crucero eWatch> choc6 con Ell acoIaza
do <JachSeLo, y6ndose ell primero pique
In % diauamente.
Algunos odciales marinos iograren sal
varse en- ell SJachsens que no sufri6 desper-
fectog.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-06
E & Ra1cEA

Ia saltdo de Paris el E Enbajador de Tur-
oufa 4 quien desde e lunes hatfs el Ministro
de Negocios Extranjeros entregado sus Gre
denciaies.
El go5ierno frances nc essa dispoesto
modidcar en- NADIA sus reclamaciones d Tur-
on{a sf a sosteaerias por q fuerza, 81 ei Sui
tan Sc EN- peGia en- nc acceder elias
-Desde aver eucuentra en- Paris Ell
doctor L9yds secFetarto particular del pres-
dente de- IransvaAi, mr. Kruger habiendo
conseguido c6lebrar una entreFista con el pre-
sldenta de larepGoica Mr Loubet.
AuDque s. 10 resefv~1o el objeto ae tan
reDeptina vista, la prensa dc information ase-
gnra cue es para que Mr. Lou5et iaterponga
toda 50 idfaencia con el Car de Russia fin
de que Ell Emperador m0scovit& Sc digne re
cibir al viejo Ktuger en- Audiancia particular
en- Ia capital francesa.
Tn CORES sponsal en- Londres, del GPetit
Journals de Paris manifesto este peri6dico
en- una correspondence que escribe desde la
capital del RENO Undo, cue por m oritano
enuleado en- la construction do los submari-
nos franceses, obran en- el AImiranta2go In
el6s pianos datos sobre dichos buques an
de cue Ell heeh0 de saberse en- ing aterra que
entire Rusia Trancia osta0 fabcicando secre-
tamepte IN ndmero extraordnario de estos
submarines Que en- breYe est4ran Ilstos, ha
despertado recel0s en Ia pOderosa Albion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-06
ULTIMOS CABLES
EGTA0CS ssNsnO8

Una acaudalada socfedad fabril americana
que tiene establecjdas yaria5 refuerlas de ATT
car en- New orleans, compf6 Ell mago1ico in
genio cubano demon minado 9Constapciaz pro-
pedad q Ell Marques de Azpetegufa, situado
en- "a jurisdiction de Ctenfuegos, colindante
con las posesiones de la succession de Andres
Terry.
Sc dice que es ell mejor ingenio de la Gran
Antilla por la extension de sus lfnites, Ia bue-
na caldad de tierras ell valor de sus "a
bricas.
La yenta del ing enio eConstanclaS, de
Cuba Sc ha hecho por el alzado precio de tres
milones de dollars y e. trato Sc ha cerrado H.
jeramente.
Sc cree que la sociedad americana que 10
ha prado Sc propone rednar solo azd;ar de
cana ofrecer una tenaz oompetencia las
rehnerfas del azGcar de remolacha.
-EI peri6dico eThe Sun2 de New York,
cree que los Estados Unidos deben comprar
sin mas dlaciones las &ntillas danesas, pues
asf convene los intereses del palsy sus
practcas imperialistas.
Anade que de ST. Thomas puede hacerse
uLa plaza mercauti que sea e. emporto de-
comercio con todas las dema8 antilias y ade
mas. ell dep6sito de las manufactures america
mas para su exportaci6n Europa va las re-
p1blicas sud americans que bana el Atlan-
tfcO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-06

Ouran las ateooone hpicas esorofuo hepatca
Entire los muoos valoo este aserto es
opinion DOCTOR resde
msmo
a dictam
:CERllFlCO: Ia las
de resua
10
fin de lr IInsnos
les onvenoa,
DOCTOR JOSE DAUSSA." 00N' - =
del nuerto 4. A ontuos
a Ia condace O'N
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-06
SANCHO.

Un caco rob6 ell microbes varias pleas de
rOpa yecna de la calle del CoJo.
En Ell incendo ocurrido ell 1ueves resulta-
ron enfermos seis bomberos, sufrieron algu-
contuslones los ofciales senores PARA
Moringlane.
nuestro amigo companero don Martin
Fernandez le robaron del patio d su casa va
rias ayfs de corral.
Ell art1culo "a buena hora mangas YER
desS, publicado en- La DEMOCRACIA del dia 3,
ia causado sens aci0n esta ciudad.
Muchos lectores felicitan ror este conduc.
TO al autor
The Conservative, 1901-09-19
A STUDY OF POLITICAL MYSTERIES.

ga Most Lamentable Comedy" is the
title of powerful novelette, by Mr.. Will
lam Allen White, which begins in the Sep
tember 21 issue of The Saturday Even
ing Post, of Philadelphia. This absorb
ing serial is a study of political hyster-
ics-the story of State gone mad. The
scene of the novelette, is western state
laboring under the burdens of panic
year. The central figure is grocery
store demagogue, whose hairbrained
oratory captures the State convention.
The story rises to a height Of dramatic
power and intensity rarely equalled in
the fiction of the day.
The Conservative, 1901-09-19
STREAM MEASUREMENT AND
WATER POWER.

of the United States Geological Survey
which has particularly practical bear
ing ON manufacturing and other busi
ness interests is the accurate measure
ment of flow Of the country's streams.
Its utility lies in the fact that it reduces
to matter of actual knowledge the
amount of water passing through them
at all seasons Of the year, which impor-
tant factor has probably been the sub
ject of more guess work than any other
one thing in this branch Of engineering.
More especially is this true Of the low
water stages on which really depend
the effective worth of the streams, so
that many mills and factories which
have been built in expectation of being
operated entirely by water power, have
had to be furnished with auxiliary
steam power to help out in times of a
deficient and unexpectedly low water
supply. Perhaps this is the chief reas-
on, this general distrust Of the reliabil-
ity of the estimates of fow that the
really magnificent power possibilities of
many streams, both in the eastern and
western mountain sections of the coun-
try, have not been more fully developed.
The trouble has not been that the
streams cannot be relied upon to fur
nish power, but that the power which
can reasonably be expected Of them has
been over estimated. The accurate
gaging of streams requires much time
and skilled knowledge. 1t involves
daily observation of their rise and fall,
extending over number of years, fire.
quent measurements of their flow by
delicate instruments, and careful OBJ
servations of diversions by dams or
power plants already in operation.
When applied to the whole country this
work becomes of such wide scope as to
be beyond the efforts of any but the
general Government, and, as a matter
Of fact, few of the states, to say nothing
of individuals, have made any system
attic effort to undertake it. The Survey
has taken up and developed this work
because it needed to be done and no one
was doing it, and now has large num-
ber of stations scattered among many
of the important rivers of the country.
On these rivers information is being
collected which will be absolutely ne
cessary to further developments Of their
power. Since the improvement in the
transmission of electricity to long dis
tances, water power streams have as
sumed new value and will be more
and more sought as means of cheap
power. This gives to the work of the
Survey in its river gagings and meas
,,roY,,oofo avo,, <rrootar i,,,,,o,rto ,,oo
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27
NUMBER 693
Over The Range,

James Conant left for Telluride Fri.
day night where he had position
awaiting him in the ID. & II. G. express
office.
He describes the trip from Durango
to Telluride as follows:
The distance is only about one hun
dred miles, but it took from in the
morning till D at night to make the run.
The road winds around the tops OF peaks
and great deal Of the time above timber
/ line.
The scenery is the grandest have
ever scen-and have been in the noun
tains quite good deal. At one place in
particular the railroad runs along the
side OF range OF mountains for over
four miles and ms the mountains are
[, Just the right pitch for snow slides it is
most dangerous place. Rocks weigh.
ing from one up to ten tons are contin-
ually rolling down upon the track and
always Unexpectedly. When | came up
the train had to be stopped several
times to remove these rocks. The first
one was blown TO pieces by the section
men who happened to be there, but the
next rock-a monster which lay across
both rails-was pulled off by the engine.
\ big chain was put around the rock
and the engine hooked on and pulled it
off with the help of the trainmen and
passengers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27
District Court.

The jury in the case OF Eva Williams
vs.. W. c. Buck rendered n verdict in
favor OF the plaintiff for 1900. Judge
Shields for plaintiff and j. =. Vccrkamp
for dciendent.
Monday several motions We're heard
and disposed Of.
The repleyin suit, Graham vs.. Abrams,
in which sawmiil was attached and
hauled OIL by the sheriff, the jury found
for plaintiff and assessed the damages at
800. Veerkamp for plaintiff and Cor
lett for dcfendcnt.
One Of the Mexicans found guilty of
petit larceny for having some OF the
Gibbs Il Abrams stock OF knives in his
possession was sentenced to the county
Jail for II days, the old man Ortcz was
sentenced to the ponitentiary for one
year and Jose Labato three years.
. People ys.kight for mortgaging mining
claim to Gibbs and Goad which belonged
to wife OF defendant for slI2 was tried
"Wednesday. The jury were unable To
agree and the case goes over to the next
term.
Wednesday evening the jurors were
excused for the term and Thursday and
Friday were occupied with motions and
matters heard by the court.
Friday court adjourned until May
18th
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

The cemetery directors are in.
vitiug everybody to join them on
May day-next Wednesday-in
planting trees and otherwise beau.
tifying the cemetery grounds.
Take your dinner and plenty ot
trees and shrubs and prepare "a
spend the day in helping to make
the Monte Vista cemetery the
finest in southern Colorado.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

Thursday, George Wakes law.
yer friends raised $40 for him and
with that h. went before Judge
Holbrook aud made n plea for
lenieLry. Attorney N-erksmp
followed with AN appeal to give
the man n it'll. more time aud
George WAS allowed to 90 his way
u free man. But what did he do :?
Something that no other man in
Rio Grande county had the cheek
TO attempt: he went to the county
clerk. after having given up his
SIC to the court. and sc,uxlly stood
the clerk oil for "a marriage license.
Armed with the necessary pxpers,
Mr.. Wake went and married the
widow of h,s late brother. After
all the ,roubl. George has had
with one woman it would seem that
he Woul,l hesitate n'ont marry inv
again.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

Ex- Governor C. S. Thomas and
W. II. Bryant, of the law firm Of
Thomas, Bryant & Lee of Denver,
were in camp Thursday and paid q
visit to the Del Monte property.
As attorneys for that company in
their suit, they desired practical
knowledge Of the mine.-Creede
Miner.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

Seventeen Cr..d- Elks. assisted
by Exalted Ruler Morelnnd of
Colorado Springs. Happy" Cal
Gngner OF the United States. Fred
WHrshsuer and G. II. Brickens,rin
OF Con-jos and other visiting mem.
bers Of the order. met in X. =. hall
in Alamosn "Wednesday night and
affixed antlers To twelve new mem.
krs. The lolg. belongs in
Creede. but 40 many Alsmosa men
are going in that there 10 talk of
having the location moved TO Ala.
mo~a. The work continued far
into the night with 4 midnight
interval for \ fine luncheon at the
Ray hous-. The initiates were
Abe Slavic. Tom Carr, Chas.
Ever. ". A. Peel and George
Willis Of Alsmosa; Milt 0ilber,
anil Van Selling. Of Salids: ". II.
Barlow, Walter Carroll and Harry
Jordan. of An:onito; A. Solomon,
Of Chicago anil J. II. Baxter ri
Del Norts. -Alnmoan Courier.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27
Baptist Church.
q. l.. BoRouGHs. Pastor.


The pastor is away at Hooper
this week aiding Brother Butler
III special services: bat will be
home for SunCay.
Sunday School 10 o'clock.
Morning sermon IL.
Young Peoples meeting Gas
Evening evungelistic service
7:3O.
You are cordially invited to wor-
ship with us.
The Baptists are very thankful
to Mr.. {. c. Andes for his recent
donation of splendid book. racks
for the pew backs.
The concert to be given Tues
day evening by the Library Asso-
citation, will commence at s o'clock.
Following is the program:
l. Selection-Niolin and Piano
Mr.. Stutsman, Miss Howard.
9. Song,
Misses Mary and Zella Breck-
enr,dge.
3. Vocal Solo,
Miss Hunter.
4. Recitation,
Miss Trueblood.
8. Ladies Quar,et,e,
Strour, Winchell, johnson,
Woods.
6. Vocal Solo.
Mr.. Blxler.
II. Piano Solo,
Mrs. Winter.
3. Recitation,
Helena Zshneu.
INTERMIssIoN.
9. Duet,
Mrs. Woods, Mr.. Campbell.
~. VOCAL Ooios
l------r--- Miss Jacobs. --.--.---e
ii. Piano Duet,
Misses Howard aud Clark.
II. Vocal Solo,
Mrs. Cary.
IL. Recitation,
Mrs. Nichols.
II. Vocal Solo.
Miss SentoD.
IL. Trio,
Mesdnmes Blackmore, Hccker,
Woods.
III. Selec,ion-Niolin and Piano,
Mr.. S'u'sman, Miss Howard
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

The Ladies' Of the Aid Society. Of the
Methods, church. will have Home
Bakery At the store recently occupied by
II. l.. Liddy. In Bonner block, Saturday.
Everybody invited.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

During the past two or three days
Mrs. scobcy has not been as well. Her
appetite and strength have b.cn failing.
and hear, sympathy IL noticeable. Fri
day DIR. Orr. o' Alamosa. was called In
consultation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

Sam Strong. Whose min. was bloa n
up n, Cripple Creek in 1891. has been
sued, charged With hiring man Ia blow
up the mine. The plaintiffs wcr. lr~src-
u the mine n, the time aud claim esD.
GO damages. Tn. cas. is creating u
good deal Of interest. especially in labor
cIiclc..
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

While under quarantine Mayor Bout.
well put in his time building fence and
putting his garden in the finest shApc.
lie Is now attending To his harness bu.i.
ness.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

The Teachers Association will hold i,-
next session at the Monte Vista high
school building, May lrd and i,h. Dr.
DE Long. Of the STATE University. will
give n icctur. Friday and Dr. Hayes. oi
III. Stat" Normal will lecture twice Sa,
urday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

From k5!OO To el0OD = day il wha,
il l'eing paid to tho state treasurer fol
liquor licenses under the new law.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

Remember the date of the But
teriiies Carnival, MAY %, at the
Broadway Opera House. About
sixty Primary pupils will figure in
the entertainment. a special
feature OF the evening will he a
fine electrical display of colored
lights and costumes. Program
will appear next week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

Ono werk from next Monday will b.
the school election. Il. J. Adams il tn,
retiring member Of the hoard.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

Will Bishops store building At Ores
tone IL nearly completed and he is get
ting ready 10 put In big stock Of goods
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

Bob Williams team became fright.
cned Tuesday and started home from
the Hour mill with n load Of chop at
high speed, Sacks Of feed were strewn
nll along the road from the mill to the
ranch.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

Teddy feels sligh'ed in not be-
ing invited to swing around the
circle with William Mckinley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

There were 234 votes polled at
the Crestone election last week.
The business mems non partisan
ticket was elected by 36 majority,
headed by p. J. Quinn for mayor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

Mcssrs Elliott aud Stutsman moved
into their new house Tuesday. They
have been grading the lot, and setting
out shade trees and when the yard l.,
grasscd over II will bc a nice pleasant,
place to live. just when Mrs. Stutsman
will he nj home is not given ou, Tor
publication.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27
xethsais, Episcopal Chsrrh.

Sunday morn,ng-"Ilow 10
Study the Bible.
Sunday evening First Things
of the Bible"
Zach Eagle !. leader for the
Epworth League. Ollie Grafton
for the Juniors next Sunday.
The ladies' run n Bakery" II,
Ll,itiy's oil stand today { Saturday,.
Prayer meeting topic II tho Sun.
day school lesson.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

\ group of sig PROSPECTS, with tel
acres of placer ground was sold at Crcs
tone last week Tor eiCD cash 10 VictoI
parties.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

Miss Hattie Cook has orgaai.ed .
class in music in the country. npd Wit
teach during the summer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

w. N. Shilling will return to Plator,
Monday to look after his mining interest
there.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

George West, the Durango cattle ma,
arrived in this city Thursday for NOR
feeders.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27
Back to the Mines.

Senator Roe returned to Creede Wed
nesday and will now engage in active
mining. He has bought the Co opera
tive mill which has capacity for treat.
ing 90 tons of ore a day. This mill will
be used in treating ore from the United
Mine OF which he has lease The Sen.
ator has some 800 tons OF ore now on the
dump. Two weeks ago this mill was
sold To Collins, Wheeler a Son who in.
tended 10 remove it To the mouth Of the
Nelson tunnel to operate as custom
mill, and also to treat ores from proper
ties which they intended to lease. 1t
was ON the ground Of the United Mines
company. and as Roe n Lamb had con.
tractcd for the or.s from the Big Kama
wis company. it became necessary Tor
them to secure the mill il possible. which
they did by paying n substantial ad
vance ON the original price. The mill is
one OF the best equipped in the state.
The plant Will he started in few DAYS
upon several thousand tons of ore that
have been taken FROM the big kanawha
mine in the course of development.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

Will Bishop says he expect. to get
to doing business al Crcstone about
May lOh. Mrs. Bishop il now In Iii
nois on = visit and ON her return will
Join Mr. Bishop nj the new mining
catup,
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

II. ~. Borough. OF liArrisonviilc. No..
father Of Rev. boroughs. arrived In the
city Tuesday. lie all remain In the
valley awhile and may conclude to
lncatc permanently.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

Representative Chisholm. of DEL Mort.
was in the city Tuesday shaking hands
with his constituents Tor the FIRST time
since returning from his lalnru at Den
yer ~ law. maker.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

The Alamosa journal intimates
that the community may ~ we'll
support lawyers one way ss
another.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

James Campbell has been shipping
somc potatoes this week, paying sl.l5
I,er hundred.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

Winfrcd T.. Graham aud Mis. Iva
Belle Cochran will represent Del Nor,c
in the valley ora,oricai contest at Sa
guschc this FRIDAY, evening.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

+. w. swanson of Alnmoan. recently
appointed water commissioner was in
town with Dick Blnkcy looking over the
field OF his lnbors. Mr.. Blnkcy former
commissioner WAS posting Mr.. Swanson
AZ 10 the hcadgntcs etc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

The long distance tclcphonc is NOW in
working order. The central Office is n,
the Blanca Hotel where one ran talk
with any town In the valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

". \. wint~smutr and wife left s.,ur
day night fw . trn day-' visit In Denver
and Colorado Bt~iav-.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

Mrs. Keller Lost her pocketbook Sun.
day containing some $500
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

Mr.. 4. Il. Winter went Ia Colorado
Springs Thursday nigh, to iook over
business proposition. II satisfActor.
arrangements cnn ir made h. will ia.ntr
there
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

". u. Brashcar of Center mc, his sis
ter, Mrs. u. G. Atchison Of Ogden. Utah.
at Hoot~s Sunday evening and tD,k her
to his homo o. Center. Press.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

George Zahnen has been confined to
his house several days threatened with
pneumonia.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

Miss Zulu hewitt Of Del Noete ha
been visiting the Woods family sine
Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-04-27

John Haaff says the ID. T. r. G.
charges 40 cents to take hog to
Del Norte, but charged him S5