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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-01
Slang from the Bench

Even jurists are not eAen ~,
prevailing custom OF uslns a.,
expressing their sentiments, W.
Gently Sir John Madden tns ~ !
tice and lieutenant governor : !.
toria, New South Wales aus !.
absence of,all the barristers n' /
case that was down for hsaill y,
acterized the proceeding ss ~
This is a piece of pugilistie go ~
is understood to mean a ma ...,,l
fight, both boxers having p nj
agreed as to the final issue
and New York have witness 4. 4
such fakes" Next mornlns ia
leading barristers concerned .s ~
in court, explained their aV n. 1
Indignantly repudiated any ,s,u a
fake" The chief justice ~, NJ \
gized expressing his regrs sa.Aad
permitted himself to use s susI 4
and adding that the oaf sors|
stand how such expressions ls.s syt h
slipped out without due
lnDanoa %, his belief that tns
in the case were animated sa, y 4
est litigant animosity : ipchs33
and agreeably closed the
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-01
GETTING A
'A'n Is One of u.
hscomnend.s

4 Bath Il On. 81
hseomnsna.a
In delightful contras,
Stevens are those who DO - sae \
no. only every principle o. ~ q
put every particle of commO. asSi
A woman. maybe every Sss g
as the first one. but. not is.aa
tn. .neo value Of a truly restiul ls 'ls.'
remove her garments seDa, s,sp
with care. shaking them p sllssa
hanging petticoats. chemiss .'
sets upon pegs or chairs: -. a ~.
on a tidy bathrobe and prepa,.
Tor herself according to h., ~.
ioeas as to temperature, n.y.
spent in the bath will also ne :
lated by her individual wish
Will emerge from it with =.
worn feeling dissipated and ,
ious glow of comfort in It's NJ
body has been cleansed and ~
the nervous strain Of a busv -
been removed. Next her ts..s
thoroughly brushed, and an !.
tic spray cleanses nostrtls And y
alike. There may be onlv
In her room to radiate warmth y
will sit before this in luxurim.
and remove the hairpins from
head. and then, GROWING ,o..
Tor fully ten minutes her uIo.s
Will be brushed and rebrusbsd ~
shines anew-then. with q ,o.N.
content equal to that Of her ,,sy
the cat, she will lie down bstvs.'1
sheets and sleep peacefully n,
hours. When one pauses n 0o,.1
that a third Of the twenty.,ou, N
Is spent in sleep, it is surely M,
much to meet the rest time
clean condition. Fruit stains n
particles on the teeth, tobacco N
On the eyelashes, dust from the n
upon the body, soiled hands and N
ly pinned up hair-ugh! what
in which to WOO repose! Small yl
That some people complain Of Ipu
MA or awake in the morning vs
Taste Of red flannel In tie mouth
wonder why the head aches
'sleepers" seal fast the eye-lds,-I
lies Weekly.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-01
III TaGaL.~ r.., ~~ 3.
ELIZABETH
m1anriiage> CAMPBELL .,.s

who stood close by knew just what had
happened.
Mrs. Martin found the hall door
standing wide open, but not a servant
in sight, and, unnoticed, she entered
and proceeded directly TO Philips
study.
He was not there. She then fastened
toward his dressing room-for she
knew the house well, and could nave
found her way, unaided, to any room
in it. No n opposed her. for here. as
on the lower floor, not a servant was
to be seen. the reason being that some
ccoun OF the scene in the church
had already reached them by way Of
the coachman. and they were all
crowded below stairs discussing Il.
Mrs. Martin tried the door OF Mrs.
Grayson's dressing room, which opened
TO her touch, although no one replied
TO her knock. She entered softly, clos
ing the door after her.
In less han five minutes h came
out. with a wild, excited face, from
which every vestige Of color had fed,
while the slight sprinkling Of powder
and rouge that she always wore, only
served to make her look more CHASTITY.
She glanced UP and down the hall,
n "a a sigh Of relief at seeing no
one; she then went down stairs as
quickly as her trembling feet would
carry her. holding tight to the bannis-
ter as she ran.
Wien she had reached the lower
floor she summoned all her energies to
aid her. and rung a violent peal on the
first bell-pull she could lay hands OH.
A servant came running up stairs in
haste. and looked confused at meeting
her angry gaze.
rs no one attending to the door:
What are you all about? / shall GER
tainly complain to your master"
"Oh, I beg pardon, ma'am We all
thought James was here, as usual-the
wedding day, ma'am-please excuse
us. We're a little fiurried."
That Is no reason why the front
door should be standing wide open, and
not a servant to be seen. Where is
Mrs. Grayson?"
The girl scarcely understood at first.
'fOh. our new mistress, ma'am? h
is in her own oom ma'am. She would
not even see Ma'amselle Leonce. her
own French maid"
Your master, then I must see Mr..
Grayson, instantly"
None of us would dare disturb mas
ter just now, ma'am."
VERY well. When 1 tell him so, you
may k the consequences. Show me
TO his room. i will take the RESPONSE
bility of disturbing him"
The servant obeyed the imperious
command, but Mr.. Grayson was not in
his own apartment.
THE dressing room opens out Of this
room, 1 suppose"
Eyes, ma'am: but there's another
door that opens on the hall" .
Very well. Show me the door"
II was but a step further, and Mrs.
Martin knocked loudly: then, receiv-
ing no answer, she threw open the door
and entered.
Before she had taken three steps into
the rccm she uttered a o scream,
and almost fell against the terrified
girl.
Lord, ma'am, what is the natter"
Look! look" screamed Mrs. Mar
tin, pointing with outstretched hand
toward an appalling sight.
Philip Grayson was lying in the mid
die of the floor, his head in a pool OF
blood, and his white. strong face and
fixed. wide-open eyes staring up at
them.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-01
Brfc-a-Brnc.

Il saw a piece of bric-a-brac to-day"
prattled the woman my wife, and al
though It was extremely ugly, I did not
buy 1t. I wished first to consult with
you. Can we afford 1t. dear?'
I struggled briefly but fiercely with
my conscience, and resolved to lie to
her.
NO" said 7.
The joyous light In her great gray
eyes was my sufficient reward.
"Oh. how sweet OF you to say SOL
cried she. Il shall order 1t sent up to-
morrow
And such her trust In me that l have
no doubt she will always highly prize
this article Of vertu,-Detroit Journal.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-01
they Were Boys.

ANY musical instrumental" the as
SCISSOR asked.
Two" the tired looking citizen re-
piled.
What are they?"
Both boys."-chicago Record Her
aid.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-01
S.,.te Not Dominated -,

n is to the credit Of - .tspdSs
wealth is not yet the .aeh
which its members ,aas = the :
There are millionaires ,lacs
who occupy insignificaa .s.Ir cobs
are never consulted BY inc ah.rs !
and who simply follow a p'
lead. On the other nnsaousulsI
nossess brains are con, ,ss,slsSs
tors in determining ..,tb ths
though in material wsa nice. ,
be as poor as church ~ tbs,
cannot rise to emineIss : pps
sy wealth alone. Herein MS ~
for felicitation. un,,, soutinr'
changes the senate win s~r,stsst !
what II is today tnsS-Tss
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-01
. u / |
.NfD 4

keu Manll'
N no teleI
auywher'
.svstem Of
|..lneipal t,
Manila a
Fsad been
H. owners,
.,slssia ant
announ,
until the
protectior'
r.
[nsadistely
n the que
[lous phase
1.-THE CAP
%sostile act
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-01

fua company
Ppened, repai
I'D it with
Ping even fe
ffe rope, an
fW the port
forced from
/ Insurgents
r and at ev
/ would slip
them and
4 could cow
though
FFng more
Faned in tn
Pho had no
and c
|epartment
Plets cable sy
pom as poss
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-01

tie work
the first
L@patched 4
r~~.~o1.|
Colo Nd
Moving the
lodge Of N
|@aston, in
Ealuon of cd
|esuneenept
I'sseretary Oh
|saApaetts n
Iaasons in
The
|0ra MasoI
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-01

Abet
tee APP
water
the ps
waterv,
mencef
The
empIoss
Oftheh
the Cak
proper
TheE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-02
THE WESTERN TOWNS.
Gallup, HoIbroCk, Wins ow, Flagstaff
and Williams.
KIsGNAS AND ST. Johns.
GALLUP

From the Republican
Eleven comfortable four room cot
tag,s have been completed in gatalpa
Peter Noel ana Antonio Caloui ro.
turned from Albuquerque on Sunday
and VIII remain hCrc Tor the present
ON Thursday night in "a family row
10 Catnlpa Tom Jackson colorcd. was
shot 100 the shoulder boy hla wife
Mrs " A. Maxwell has been here
this work disposlug VI the furniture
ln her house on Aztec avenue.
Charles vidal has purchased the
stock ~ second hand guOlE owned by
prrcllo 4 Go aud moved the stock
90 his own building on Railroad ave.
niue
Clair Bolton came in from Maitland
Colo whore hu has been working for
I a few months ITO is suffering with
ohi.ls aud foyer contracted in the
Philippines while serving with the
Thirty fourth volunteers
a pleasant so ial dance was given
by the Daughters Of Rebokah az their
hall as u farewell party TO Mrs Green
ANA Miss Addic who will leave for
Manila uoVt week twenty-five cou-
plies we're present and enjoyed them.
selves until 1880 o, m. a lnc supper
was served az ~ O'Clock
Miss Maftlu'ta ortiz highly SIS.
tncmod young lady. who was cducat
| ga in Gallup. arrived from Cphullctu
Sh. has been engaged boz teaching
school for the past two years. and
l has returned here Co take charge Oi
/ the CatAlpa school The directors are
/ fortunate goo securing her services.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-02
THROWN FROM the TRACK.
Two Engines Try 20 occupy the Same
Place at the Same Time and
Both Are Ditched.

Engines 80. 80 aud 30 o., suffered
q little misbau Thursday that W % lay
them mp boo the shops for expensive
repairs says the AiamuEordo Advcr
tiscr As 30. G6 ln charge lf Eugi.
ucor Lauoahau bringing train No. J
from ~ lasO. pulled in ~ the depot
40 g. which was 90 take the trains
out OF AIamogordo was running down
"a side track Toe charge of George fuus ,
% hOslgr az the shops whose aim was
to reach the main line ahead ~ No
GG Seeing that ho would be- unable
tu du this. ho attempted 20 reverse
tbe engine. hut could not got the re-.
Fprs, lever Co. work and the engines
came together at the switch while
the engines were both running slowly.
the force. with which they met was
sufficient tu throw them both from
thu utDt EuHuDyr lauDaUau was
the only ono burt ami hia injuries arc
NOT snruU. nothing mU.u than sc.
we're sbahue uu 4 track was hastily
constructed nuuUI tbH t"railod en-
Wups and .n SEQ 1s took the De-.
luy,d train uuf about $3.50 Iu the even.
INK ON .,,u.Ht OBJ. tho ground being
very soft f.u fh. bolg rains the
work of turi..t f.H engines was not
agcOmNI'. hnI HnI Par. saturday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-02
uxcRucfArlNo PAIN.
Suffered by Officer witt. Whose Teeth
Were Knocked out.

tx Policeman witt formerly of this
'ity, but now special deputy sheriff
and prcsDryCI of order among the
railroad camps at tho White Oaks cX.
tension In Lincoln county. s. n. o.
10 IN raHo 90 hc treated for very
painful injury
Monday nlnht OWrcr witt attempt
30 Go arrest % rIotpus Mexican at one
II tho camps witt hui seized the
offender. when q barber named Nc.
Bride saw tho prisoner pun "a knife
Believing llnf M'tH lifr HaH threat
ned SO 'Ir.d" UuI hly pulled nls s.X.
hOutcr 1ad aimed "a trpm.u 'uu. blow
EIth 90. weapon 40 90. N.Nuau' b
Ioad no.. prisoner Jaw tar wing of
roe mHHi, aud lurkrI
Tho heavy glN shnnte mI#.l its
magk hnt 'hc barre, ru.l witt
garrIE Boo tho mouth cutting h.s
pp.r lIp and knocking ont three
Goth two hollow and ono above Soy
nral other teeth were luu.,nuI.
The injury was au extremely pain
ui ou" uI greatly disHgurrd the ON
.rrH face 10 aI.u intpffvIuI with hi-
atng OF solid food
he came tu this city tu CON ult "a
l"ntiet and received such relief gees
10 was pu. idle for tho man OF the
1rcops Co give.
wits upper lip s badly ,.t and
Wu.lnu. AMI his rpmHiuiup FRONT teeth
rr so l1osonod that hc MAY lose NOR,
" them The pain suffered hy him.
800. Intense 90 pasn News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-02
RECEPTION YESTERDAY.
IN Honor OF Mrs. J. g. oupuy, Who IL
Here from Los Angeles.


In honor OF her daughter. Mrs j.
=. Dupuy who is here ON visit
from Los Angeles. Cal Mis- William
Jcnks entertained at her home. 80.
600 WCst Fruit avenue go tHrday az
tpnuDu
Mr. jerks was assisted in rocriy.
ing by Mrs W e. Fox and Mrs
George Frost. and the residence wgs
handsomely and appropriately deco.
rated and arranged Tor the reception
Uf the guests.
Mrs trnucis served the chocolate.
while Mrsdtmps Carroll and Harra
gluugh served the refreshments
During tDc afternoon hours. tho
guests we're treated tu "a musical pro.
gram 'u which Miss Hoimbock sang
several solos. with Miss Rcnisun &C..
aDmpauyug ON the piano
The society reporter NJ The Citlzen
presents che following list uf those
present
Mcsdamns CampGcl1 Charles Kin.
rey. ! q Albright George = Al
bright. w W Mcclellan W. NJ Nc
Clcllan. H J.. Johnson J w Ander.
son, r. Lewis. IL T. owen Ross MGR
rift Felix L'sto, Bruce Kinney. j. A.
Woinman. u vs. Hopkins Kettlor
walton Springer Miller Dunbar G.
L.. Brooks. A. s Keen Barney George
Frost W y FoS = y. Maynard
FraUcis. Merrill Bar,aclough Kuuz,
Talbot Curfau. O'BriDu. Renis1n y
y. Stevens Tophnm Werner Burke
Himoc. WtCth Bell. Short Wilson
Stimm. Johnston, Hathaway, Seward
Anderson % OUrian Chandler Ma
10y Dou,hirL Gentry William Bell
BDl1JIdro. Spencer ives. T.. l.. Med.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-02
ST JOHNS
From the sni g.

From the sui g.
Miss Graria J.. Fernandez will re-
turn tu Apache county 90 teach this
winter
Miss Charlotte Sherwood has re-
turned from n long STAY az Grand
Canyon She will spend the winter
at home with her mother
Miguel Duran wife and son Solo
mon lDt Zoo Cuchlilu Negro. y N.
tu visit relatives aud friends. 90 bee
gone some time
William Sanders John r llohne
ana Anthony Long arc the locators
of what promises 90 bee very rich
mining property sis miles west uf
town near the Cunchu road
John a McCackou. OF Prescott.
came In from Magda'cua, n NJ and
rmaincd in town a few days Mr..
NDClackcu is buying wcthcrs and
lambs lie recently bought 10000
head near Grants. y NJ.
Miss Amelia Hunt was in the atty
attending lu business IN connection
with her school az Malpais Miss
Hunt had the misfortune 20 lose two
valuable gold rings while coming 10
81 Johns one OF which she valued
Very highly one account of its antique
workmanship
Pedro Montana was "a town on bus
iuu thIs week ON his way 10 Hol.
brook. whore hr goes 90 ship some
5000 head ol lambs 20 the eastern
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-02

From the Miner
The genus hobo ia maklnr boz ap.
pcnrnuDc iu Klnrman In constantly 100.
rroosIug number Tho street, ~
kiurmau mood considerable work OF
repair ana this sentry will IJ put
there if 'hpy DO not shoo.ny the town.
John Higgins an old time MDhaye
county prosportor. fn'l I've front Ul the
Uoalc Tow evenings ago. striking
tho bach OF bis head ga tho pavement
Or CoWio went tu the assittauC, Of
tl' old gentleman and had him con.
y'yol to the hospital whore be- bias
.vy.ttd Hp a. getting along nicely
now.
Miss DroNm. president st the Wo.
urub Christian Temperance union Loo
the state of Illinois. is on tour
through Arizona and gave Interesting
TALKS On the WORK at the order sn q
iiI Inception "a the Methodist Epis
,upal church She .s n most interest
INK talkor nnd au earnest wutkc. In
the cause of temperance
s colony Uf Tennessee people are
about tu form settlement ON On,
Colorado river. below Fort Mohlyo
4 member of the party will be- hero
tp look over the ground within d
week on two. Tho opening of these
lands to settlement MEANS the b ing
ing of thousands uf dollars VA tn1nhl,
wealth into the county and the build
iug up lf an agricultural community
Practically Jl the agriculture prod
uDtt consumed in tine county az,
ahlppod in from California hut with
an agricultural country in uur midst
q home market could be- opened up
Tho store Of the Gaddls a Per-,
company was broken into aud about
/ Eve dollars Ion nickols and dimes TAX
uu from the cash drawer Their,
/ were also several shirts. some SOCK
and other things taken The THE
obtained entrance tu the store D.,
breaking the window iu the hacl
/ door ana drawing the bolt with whicl
I the door was fastened. The nieh
had been rainy and the footprints a
/ the burglar we're found in the sof
ground outside the door The MAJ
, had come up through the alley an,
/ went direct 90 the door. broke I'm thl
glass and made his entrance Jane
A. Britain was arrested and charge,
with th" crime. a search warran
was obtained by sheriff Loylu aud thO
premises occupied by Britain wyr
searched. resulting iu finding scvcrp
I shirts taken FROM the store. beside
several dollars ia small change Brit
tain had % hearing in the Justice ouur
and was held to await the action ID
the grand jury
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-02
HoLeRooK.

From the Argus
Judge II. q. Jackson had business
at WinsloW
John ul,vIns o. out again. aud is
looking ns well as could b. expected
under the circumstances
There are two counties in the ter.
rtory which have larger tax rate
than Navajo Muhnyc sl5p. and VA.
ma s6.22
Miss sherwood, who has been om.
ployod ut the Grand Canyon hotel.
came down and ~ nt 10 Springer
yi'Ir tn visit relatives
j r. Voshurgh came In from the
cast the Gut Df the week with nifty.
Uuu head OF thoroughbred Hereford
Ul.s which ho has placed on his
ranch ln Pleasant valley Mr. Nas
h4rsh is doing good work loo impruN
Ius fHH stock of this county
a o. Potter loft Tor Washington.
D q where he has boon appointed
lI a position with the department ~
agriculture Ills duties wlll very like
y ho 300 connection with the range
worn uf the southwest Mr. Potter
ha. been connected with 90 cattle
and shyop industry uf this country
rur several years and mo- man in Ari.
IONA can claim more friends than he
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-02
WILLIAMS
Fro uthc News

Fro mthc News
Mrs Rauuoy mother ~ Mrs \.
o. Uurroll returned from Winslow.
whore rhn has bpon visiting since
.ha grpnt fra In Williams last July
rhn teachers la our public schools
are enjoying themselves lately hy
making excursions hurro.haCk around
'hc adjacent country and incidentally
taking observations and learning "a
ieN lessons IN patience from their
uurroships.
Last Monday evening q couple ~
men 900 an intoxicated condition made
themselves IathDr prominent around
On, clDctu light plant Finally they
were forUihly elected hy James Hud-
ON They then proceeded tu raise a
disturbance uu the outside OF tho
building ana as prcuautIuu Mr.
Hudson tcl, phuuod down town for th"
police. Cuustah.,a Andrews and
llaldysty answered tho call and upon
their approach the men lhn bad been
making tho trouble spp.'il. took
heir dvputuJp Thu iH not fhr FIRST
linn. parties have made ih msclvut
lhruEiuus Zoo that u.iFhlIruuud. a.
uuo time u.y Mr. Harrison had a
Harruv r.al. from being h,t Dos o.
TOM. thrown through "a Wisdom at
him
NI Andrew Clu. % prominent
Boz. qmau OF tnis ,Yunty while Uay
H.Is with ha baud about milo and
e half north off town last saturday
mot with suriou, accident Tho
muI. Do. wa. riding tuWDloi anil
nU UsaNus NI Cline 90 tho ground
tt. IIsH. |uu fI. homo la his .pu lust
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-02

der Tor seven wagons for Cranoy y
carp NO : uh the Rock Island
The Optic ls sorry to note that the
child Uf MI and Mr. ~ FloaHDr ~
Albuquerque lies critically dl The
lltt, ono is q grand child 90 Mr. and
Mrs Maroon Wusonwald
Nty j Guyhrist sent small
Mexican. Daniel MARTINEZ hy name.
to Alhuuuo. que. whore the little fol.
low viii enter tho Presbyterian mis-.
sion school iu care of Prof } g. Ross.
Fred Otcro and Bcn woi.lcr were
among the north bound passengers
yesterday morning
After visit of n month with Alba.
quorquo friends Miss Augusta Rom.
helm daughter az Rabbi Bunnhoim.
has returned To- her home loo Las We
gns
Mr. A. Loavitt a sister ct Nathan
Uatth aud Henry L. rink. both from
Grand Rapids Mich ere Ia the terri
torial metropolis and VIII remain
du ing the winter
n Ruppc. are ,hicf aud Captain
Sutherland OF the force inspected a
number ~ new buildings ln course Of
erection. and found everything being
constructed In accordance with city
ordinances on the subject
llfcld Btosa who deal largely iu
wool. besides being extensive raiRora
shipped out yesterday 90 Boston mar
kcts over 100000 pounds uf wool
Other local buyers also shipped large
quantities N woDl to the east
VIM Coos. for the past two Year,
the engineer at the copper company "a
mill at san Pedro. and wife. passed
through Albuquerque Tuesday night
uu their way 90 Molf1rd Oregon
whore Mr. Cook has accepted q lucra
tive position as stationary engineer
" 49, B,arrup is interesting "a,
wool raiscrs aud ranChmot residing
along tho proposed route Of the Albu
quorQuo Eastern railway to counpc
ton with the great Rock Island sys
tenn in the matter uf subscribing tor
stock and tho guarantee OF shipments
etc.
8. NJ MCGOWAN. formerly supcrln
tcndcnt at the Albuquerque Indian
school afterwards superintendent u
the Phoenix Indian school has beer
transferred Co the ChilOCu oklahoma
Indian school BE win take charge oi
that school on January I. 1902 Mr.
Goodmns. now superintendent ct "a,
Chl.oco school. will take the place OF
Mr. MCGOWAN at the Phoenix hool
Mrs Eugene Wllkisou ard thro,
children lcft last Tuesday night foi
Peoria. lll. where they will visit rola
tiyos and friends for few weeks
Grandpa Nyunt saw them safely oI
the train Mira Wilkisou resides on d
small ran % near Los Corrillos Ho
husband waR q railroadcr. and wa
killed in "a wreck on the Santa Pc OF
the Gluri'ttH mountains last Soptam
ber year ago
Edward % Benjamin ami wife o
/ san Francisco, Edwin L. oliver an,
| Mrs j.. $ Howard and son Charlie.
~ Howard. Dr.. of Oakland. mis.,,
| the excursion train of tho American
/ Institute of Mining Eng hy
| lay they coming loo from the wos
| rua-oay u'rLt ANA continuing south
to McNi 1 .,,ral hours later IN,
mining engineers passed through Go,
city Monday night