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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

aicncc 81 grips among the horses Of
the city also tended 10 initiate against
effective work. In many eases horse.
had to h. obtained from contractors 10
draw patrol wagons Hpd nmhulancrs.
Although the weather bureau shows
that the maximum was ninety eight.
,hi. does not Indicate the heat nn the
streets. Many thermometers ir:isi-rr'l
las ut J:iu. and all uf them over i"
on the sir-''.
II the heat was killing ON mankind.
IL was wors" ON the horses. They
dropped right aud left. At one time
there were cigh, dead horses lying on
broadway between Twrniy.ihirl and
Eorty.srCuni street. Their w"rr four.
tr-n horses prustrair,l In the vicinity
Of Madison square alone.
Washington. July i.-Thc hot wealth.
,r continued here to-day with no nhai'
ing In iicrCcnC<S. TIL" climax came
this afternoon. when the record for
thus early In the summer was broken.
III. weather hup'au thermometer reg
t.,-rins n temperature NJ lu2. Forum
p,-ly there was not much humidity III
the atmosphere. Twenty cases "f neat
pro<traiiun wrrr reported. nnd thTr "
suited fatally.
Denver, July The following is
summary of deaths AMI rHnsirnii"ns
from heat reported yesterday from dh'
f.r.nf cities.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

The American Strawboartl officials
have n scheme for the consolidation of
all the more Important i,oxboard mills
of the country preparatory to reaching
out for the absorption OF the paper box
manufacturers
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
Scrkes has held that u legacy to an
adopted daughter Is subject to tax ms n
stranger In blood to the tcstator. For
mer rulings OF the commissioner incon-
sistent with this decision are revoked.
The Hurau OF American Republics
has undertaken the preparation and
publication Of n series OF maps on .
scale NIFTY miles 10 mn inch covering
this continent. The first set Of these
maps. treating OF Mexico. Inns just been
issued.
Mr.. Nnsluez, the San DominGnn
charge. acting for his government. ana
Acting Secretary I'm for the United
States government. have signed pro-
tocol extending for on. year from date
the pending reciprocity treaty between
III. United States and DOMINICAN re-
public.
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CRIPPLE CREEK OFFICIALS
INDICTED BY THE GRAND JURY

Cripplc Creek. Colo. June 3O.-tn.
dictmcn,s against between twenty and
twenty-five former and present officials
In the Cripple Creek district, and n few
private maicfactors wcrc found yes.
tcr,iay by the special grand Jury cin
panclcd by Judge Seeds on the pcti.
ton OF 800 taxpayers three weeks ago.
Fourteen true bills were returned.
some of them containing several
names. Only four arrests were made
last night. but others will follow rs
soon as the parties for whom capiascs
have been issued can lie located.
The arrests made arc ns follows:
Barney Iacc. former fine collector OF
Cripplc Greek: Charles Gray. John W.
Ward and Tom Furbcr. all cS.policc.
men Of Cripple Creek.
These were arrested on the same
charges, which were conspiracy aud
sccrcting witnesses, larceny rs bailcc
and cmbczzlcmcnt. aud accessory nj.
ter the fact to larceny. Several months
ago Ferdinand pocfthkc. n stranger
stopping ut the Manila house. was
robbed OF SLIGO by two women who
he had invited to his room TO drink
Deer. The grand jury gathered inform
alton to the effect that the policemen
indicted secured the money from the
girls and made settlement with the
victim. giving him n small portion or
the cash and inducing him TO leave
town and not to appear against the
thieves. The Indictment Is brought on
this charge.
The other indictments cover n wide
range Of crimes from participation In
contracts by public officials. misappro.
printicn Of public funds. bribery and
compounding felony.
The four arrested last night were
taken before Judge Seeds. arraigned
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05
COMMISSIONERS VIEWS
ON IRRIGATION RESERVOIRS

that the plan Of making general fund
anu apportionins II among the several
aria states would meet opposition, OF
rather lr support OF many west.
ern s'a''Iate Iii. those whose
they they would W be s~.,,''1cal s~., !soeio. IL Il
win the less progressive sr.- ad
this they would not do.
Thc commissioner suggests that a
general fund might be created. and
from this reservoir should he iirs,
built In the state which contributes th.
most: then In turn the second largest
contributor should have reservoir
ana so on In turn until the least shoulI!
have been supplied. This plan. how.
ever. viii have Its opponents. and Is
mainly defective for the reason that /,
affords relief last To the states needing
irrigation the most.
Returning TO the hill In question.
however. the commissioner approves
the plan OF giving the secretary OF the
Interior general supervision over the
entire reservoir scheme. and thinks III.
lands 10 bc Included IA reservoir
should L. aggregated from entry as
soon ns the application i iil.i.
N"H W AH' Nts'
bill. that permitting thc sale Io the
actual consumers OF the completed
works, Including reservoir ani canals,
meets with Commissioner ii.rmann'r :
complc'. dssappovai aud he will Wig.
oruu-ly opios- any such provision In n
bill that l. referred tn him for report.
He points out that such law would
pcrini, the few original eon.umrrs tn
gain control OF the system. and gives
Into the hands .f few men tn. con.
troll Of n system that is In time bound
so sprcni: In other words. 81. few orig.
inni uscrs Of the water. when they
own the system. eau fiS such rates a-
they choose. nnd make their rxaciions
ON nii farmer. below. who may after.
ward dcslr. To- us- this water. In q
wori. II i lcsislaiin.. In hi. opinion.
In favor of corporation. in effect. II
not In name. ani this lie does no, ap-
prove. lie believes that reservoirs
should h. constructed hy the general
government md always owned and
controlled by the general government.
thereby avoiding not only individual
conflicts. but the conflicts lrtw--n
states rs 10 tie use Of crTtain waters.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05
Asti.rrust Law IL fatiir.

tn. story that the Department Of
Justice j. investigating certain alleged
violations of the antitrust law. says
Walter wcllman In III. Chicago Rec
ori-licrnid. is both true and unimpori-
ant. Such Investigations have been
made from time to time ever since the
Sherman law was placed ON the statute
books. Various attorneys general have
attempted prosecutions Of trusts under
that law. hut have been forced to
abandon the attempt on account OF the
Inherent weakness Of the net. various
decisions OF the courts have blocked
aii progress toward the enforcement OF
Its provisions. II Is admitted by NIL
lawyers who have looked into the mat.
ter ihn, the sherman law IL virtually n
dead letter nnd that II IL useless To nj.
tempt prosecutions.
whaI 1. now irinI done by the OIL.
cInis Of the Department Of Justice IL
lust what they have been doing Tor
several years: when complaints arr
iiic,l OF alleged violations OF the law
they look into ih" facts Sometimes
they brin: suits. only to bc ruled out
of court under decisions already rcn.
d-rcd. Usually an Investigation IL an
end of ih. chapter and the effort sim.
mcrs down to n few dusty papers r's-
posing In Department Of Justice pig
.anholc. There IL not trust IN the
United States that fears prosecution
under the sherman law.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05
TREASURER CHIPLEY
WILL DEFEND HIMSELF

Denver. July LIN answer TO the as
snult of the Denver dailics on his ac-
ton In paying upwards OF the sum OF
$4,000 on warrants from the reyc.
nucs of 1850. state Treasurer Chipley
has addressed the following letter to
each of them:
Denver. Colo. June 3O.-In view Of
the criticism made upon and the CON
trovcrsy arising over the payment OF
certain warrants from the revenues OF
1850, and In view Of the partial In
formation that has appeared in your
columns, I desire to say that ! am pre-
,,aring n full statement OF the matter
20 be transmitted D his cNccllcncy.
Governor Orman. as the executive head
,f the state. This statement Will he
4, full and complete history OF the dis
ourscment of the total fund OF about
100000, of which all but about $780,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

Denver. June 3O.-A miniature tor
nndo wrecked the frnil betting shed at
Overland park race track nj 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. lifting II In the
nir. twisting and sending II crashing
down upon the 40 people below.
Twenty-ei.ht persons were injured.
nineteen OF them seriously. hut No far
ns was known last night, none fatally.
Many suffered broken arms or legs.
Not a great crowd was inside nt the
time. Many had fled from II only n mo-
ment before. warned that the struc-
tnrc was not safe.
The little tronndo was apparently
entirely local TO the race track. Two
or three whirling clouds of dust sweet
over the grounds before the accident.
one threatening the grand stand. but
,iissipaiinI just as II seemed about 60
strike. A . o'clock the whirlwind
formed In the middle OF the paddock
and gathered mn Immense cloud of
dust on the golf links. Moving slowly
nt hrsi. ms II reached shc tree near the
seventh hole OF the links II took n cir
cling motion. forming "a funnel. and
bore toward the stands. Ahead Of this
tremendous gust swept through the
grand stand. bearing immcns. quaint.
Ties Of sand and dust. Hats wcr, lift.
cd straight up. tossed about and lost
In the confusion. The whiriin. funnel
OF dust struck the fraii shed erected
for n betting stand. There was ruar
and crash Of falling iimbcrs ns the
whirlwind tore the buii,iin. loose.
twisted II In Its grasp and dashed II
down upon these beneath. The wreck
was hidden In hinge cloud Of dust
aud no one saw the wreck Of the bet.
ting shed. An instant later the whirl.
wind was gone. u gust whiskci the
snnd away and the siili. suiiry air en-.
compnsscd stands and ring. 4 mo
mcnt later the north end Of the shed.
which was s;iii standing. came crash.
Ing down. but not until many had cs-
capcd by that opening.
The excited shouts nnd cries Of pain
from the people struggling to escape
from the wreck set thc whole park In
an uproar. nlcs-iing men swarinc,i
out Of the opening In the wreck.
The pavilion was u very frnii sirur.
iurc. built simply for betting ring.
AZ INST u had t-cn intended 60 cover
u only with canvas. but IL was thought
better To make II entirely of wood. II
wns n temporary structure intended Ia
las; only during the present rncinr
season and L. reconstructed bcforr
next year. u Was about seventy Eve
feet long hy twenty-five wide. II was
not built strong. nor wcrc the timbcrs
In Il generally heavy.
There was n crowd stationed along
the fence. who were driven away by
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05
MANY ARE INJURED in DENVER
BY THE WRECK OF A PAVILION

the dust. Many Of these sought shelter
In the pavilion. When the heavier
wind came up, with Its accompanying
and binding clouds OF dust, u cry
arose to get out OF the pavilion. that 1t
was unsafe.
Many took advantage Of the warn
Ing. runnin. out with their eyes closed.
Hardly had the warning been given.
however. when the wind picked up the
stand. moved II II few feet. cracked its
timbcrs and tore them apart. and then
dropped the whole affair. n wreck.
The following IL n partial list or
those most seriously injured:
]. ". Fleming. druggist: former
county commissioner: left H.. fractur-
ed: taken home. Was resting easily
last night and II not Ia danger.
John l.. Field. deputy state engineer:
right leg broken In three places. Rest
Ing easily.
Bert HoiiIngsworih. badly hurt and
scalp wound. Doing well at 81. Lnke's.
ID. Ward Baker. scalp wound. ls NJ
~. Joscph's hospital. where he Ii get
ting along well.
J. N. IIou.hton, mining broker: hceI
cut. Taken home.
Thomas Leonard. arm and scalp cut
and was taken home. Not seriously IN.
Jurcd.
Washington Aidridr-. mnnufnctur.
cr's agent: head cut nni bruised.
II. W. Spccr. president Board Of Pub.
lie Works: slight scalp wound nnd
hand cut. Il nt home.
Fred worpci. scalp wound. Is doing
well ut 81. Joscph's hospital.
q. ~. Dwycr. manager OF J.. x 4.
cellars: right ankle severely sprain.si.
Is nj his home.
Francis iiouhcy. cook: severe scaip
wound nnd back hurt. Resting well
at ~. Joscph's.
". II. Enrich. bookkccpcr: scalp
wound. Taken To 81. Joscph's.
Frrd Iinnscom-. Inter Ocean hoid:
scalp wound. Resting well ai 81. Jos
cph's.
Fred Miller. clerk: chest bruised.
Treated nj police surgeons Office aud
went home. Not badly hurt.
Il. e. Cunningham. undertaken. arm
/ broken. Taken home.
Francis Du Plane. scalp wound. Il
al home.
Alfred 4. Ecarihsionc. leg broken.
Resting well nj ~. joscph's.
william DnIr.. Portland. Oregon.
Pullman porter. leg brokcn,
George Buchanan. nrns broken.
Dressed by his father and taken home.
william q. Powers. face cut and left
hand injured. Al his home.
Frank Leonard. knee strained and
] body wrcnchcd. IL ut home.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05
PEOPLE DYING OF HEAT
IN LARGE EASTERN CITIES

JAY To-day was the
iSca TcUuni. AZ $40 y. M.
sfT At the weather bureau
fiy'ishi dcerr,.. one dc.
aas Yesterday. The rec
ai IN The thirty years pre-
eJ two days In aii that
Esh-r temperature been
ss- u"Tr July q. 1875. and
N ih"sc days the tbcr-
'ssd ulnciy.ninc degrees.
2 u humidity to-day was
n a decline began until
y ihFTmomcicr registered
HoininE hours there wns
> isTmcl n light breeze
ssiinE the carly part OF
H. brcCEc died away.
va lakinE in torrid heat.
. The city. particularly
" itHrmCnt house dis
Rsi Intense. a. the day
hl' AMI pros;rntiops in
although provision was
" b'sPitals for this cmcr-
f51fiiIcs were scarcely
ih" great tax made on
h9urs of . n. M. to-day
'b'rc were ff,y-scvcn
W lfosiratiuns in the i-or-
aiian aud the Bronx.
sa' last night until q
~" deaths and thirty.
Is had tccn reported In
/" many ambulance calls
Vet" cnllcd on to sup
s'h' and every ambu.
~ duty in responding to
~ Wctr carried to the
~ and carriages. and
Bellevue aud the Har.
@oying vans. The prey
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

|, IuIy considerable In
| IN manifested by govern
IN. In the bill recently
| r,4yennc. by n number OF
l,,gn..mcn and engineers.
| H. construction of reser-
~ storage Of water and 9th
~ irrigation works for arid
I-rJon. Among those who
I,.Ilr examined the provis-
|, pppo.ei hill IL Commits.
I,-,pn ot the general land
Ia general the measure
1 n. approval. although its
IUs,!lcryJ too Indefinite for
be
kraun approves the main
N. ,Lc construction Of these
I.i,h the funds raised from
tglllc lands. ns this meth
| tsl.mrnt. i more likely To
S,tspTal u eastern congress
Esah 4 direct appropriation
Ssa,rFy. such ns s~ made for
Aailur improvements. Al
n b. points out the made
b. Isoylslon that the funds
~ safe shall i,c expended
j.. This would work very
=. Ike Colorado. Oregon.
!. AL others where the re-
y hnI offices nrc large. but
ls Nevada amount to prnc-
u. and under this system
sssu DO, L. benefited Mt all.
u Ibr following statement
sH,Suni 81 cash received
Il ,ai-. of public lands In
eIir 10 L. benefited by this
q sira of the relative bcn.
D ryriTr.
CiSii: California. Si:..-
w. siJi..is: Idaho. xii3.-
!. SirI:: Montana. x.ri9.-
M. sji.iii5: Nevada. <s.-
Nah. s.p.>'E,: North Dn-
.. uN-soh. S.ss.S': South
.s,i: Utah. s'D.S.1: Wash
.is: Wyoming. xias.seii.
lrJs tasis n number Of the
b few years. nccufnu.
bet amount to begin the
4 rs-fTolrs. hut II would
s' ysar before Nevada.
y usIlrn. Nebraska. Ari-
, tnh could construct the
q 4 any siG-.
as time Il IL pointed out
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05
Tn. Cuban Presidency.

New York. July 2-G"nrrnl MnE',nc ,',,
Gomez has been spending m,urn W w., ~
time in conference with Thomas ~ =,
,raI, % Palma here. Neither would ~
vnIgc the exact nature Of their ,,a,noy ,n'T. Ts
I, Is thought that General "oin"i i,,,,,n ,n
here to sound the head Of the ,unHn u,,',i'
inn,a on the question Of his, his '@nn,, ,;sn
,,arx % for the presidency of cuba zen, zen,
erni Gomez who Is himself a ir'T, i,, IN
dental possibility. declared r'e'"''' :"
favor OF scnor Palma.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05
>H Ferry. Memory.

''rpr Memory.
'Vae u via san Fran
70" approaching dc,li-
unnoiit at kurihama
"e The landing OF Com.
n, E"misCs to he an oc-
Interest. II Is to occur
w" Joint auspices OF
I,,.i .ii'"ds Society. a Jap.
h1''on ~ which Baron
'I Harvard Is the pres
American Asintic SO.
"' formed foreign asso.
WI viii he n huge slab
Ia alter the simple style
lh" Japanese. upon
,at'etl the inscription :
@n' y, Commentaries the
| w w commodore Perry.
,e United States OF
N'hhed Mt This Place
H. II, inOrJ"
= , TO be graccJ by the
,nadron OF United
"sc'hcr with one from
LLo'y' and every possi.
.I' gwen 10 the memory
4, ,S ~ whose name IL a
tsa uIltouEhout ,I the empire.
P'an contcmplatcs the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

GOO was disburscd by my predecessors.
This statement will he furnished you
for publication rs soon as II can DO
made complete.
I paid out this balance on something
over 200 different warrants and in the
statement the names OF the parties to
whom these warrants were originally
issued. the amount OF each warrant,
the interest on cach warrant and the
names Of she various nssignccs will be
given.
Relieving that my nets are not only
entirely legal. but were for the best in
terests Of the state MS well, because
they were only taken after due con-
sidcration and the most exhaustive cN-
animation into the facts. In connection
with able legal advisers, feel that
I can support my action and rest my
vindication upon she facts as they APP
pear from the records OF my office.
Yours very truly.
j. y. CH1PLEY,
State Treasurer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05
,,,,,, wh,riuind set frec.

u.,.uo Mont. July Little Nnm, i,..
wind. the life prisoner W"vI Vichis Asso.
taken up by the Indian di,',, n,G"' is a free
citation and his pardon usIr" Ir"r,ions rcs.
man. The state 'onr'i o, -, Enycrnor
tcrdny iudorscd the action =, " t,hcrty.
roolc I'm ordering him SET III
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

erection Of magnificent lighthouse
upon Plymouth Rock. at th" "ntri'ii'" ,,i..''
Of the harl,or of kurishnmh. the design
b,inr TO have II monument hnnIn'
cons IN ,hnt Of the statue ut Liberty III
New York hnrlur
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

and gave bonds In the sum OF $1,000
each for appearance.
The main features Of the report
bear on discoveries OF participation In
contracts by members OF the school
board aud municipal officers In the dis.
trict. The report says that there was
found to bc many eases OF this char.
actcr. II elites that the interest OF tho
community has not been properly con
siicrcd In the conduct OF the business
OF the school district and that poll
tics and factions intrudc to the disad.
vantage OF the public. and tina, the af.
fairs Of the district have not brcn as
economically administered as the pub
lie interests demand.
One direct criminal charge Is made
that n warrant No. :sIs,, for $50 was
paid by the treasurer OF III rnso coun,
~ In 1895. aud the grand Jury found.
ns IL believes. that this was really
warrant No. :I:ls. which. having once
been paid. was treated with acid, tho
canccling stamp having been erased
and the fractional number added. and
was again presented and paid. IL rec
ommcnds that steps I've taken TO re-
cover the amount OF money from the
treasurer OF II 1'a-o county.
The charge against the county treas
urcr was that the county funds were
being kept in bank and that no Inter
est is being paid to the county.
The jury states: Some OF the OF.
fcnscs that we have Investigated
amount to crimes for which We here
with present indictments. but for most
Of the Irregularities the polls afford
more effective remedy. III conclusion
voters have duty to perform as well
onl yranl Jurors and the aplthy OH
the part of the former necessarily In.
crpnscs the labor and expense OF the
latter"
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-18
The Street Railway.

Manager Robinson of the Flor
ence Electric Street Railway COM
pany has started night force of
men on the Second street bridge
In order that it will be completed
by June lst. The company is do
ing everything possible for the
early completion of the entire sys-
tenn and before the end of this
year the Florence people will be
riding in the finest street cars of
any in the state. They will be
superior to any of the Denver cars
and will be the equal of any in
New York City
The work on the bridge is we'll
under way and with the added
force of workmen, it is thought
that it will be finished by the time
above mention
Three solid blocks of road are
finished and as soon as the bridge
is constructed work on extending
the lines will be undertaken.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-18
PURELY Personal.

w. G. Smith is Pueblo visi-
tor in Florence today.
Arthur Lendxe of Cripple
Greek, is looking over the city.
w. Fl Dozier and wife we're
down from Canon City last even
ing.
Rev. G III. Bissell left this aft
ernoon for Goldfield where he will
preach tomorrow.
j. Wallace, manager of the
United Oil company, is in the city
from Denver today.
Henry Smith returned from
Pueblo this afternoon where he
had undergone an operation.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-18
Special Bargain
Sale on Shoes

Ladies' common sense slip
pers, regular price l 80, special
cut LOO
Ladies' black and tan Oxfords
never less than l 25, special sale
cut 73c
Ladies' 35c serge slippers 18c
Ladies' high grade Oxfo
ties, a bargain at ESQ, cut to
1.69
10 cases ladies' 2.0) shoes,
lace and button, for tn is sale
1923
Ladies' welt and hand turned
high grade shoes sold at $50
and 300, special bargain sale
1.78
Ladies' 25 toe slippers CSC
Misses and children's lace
and button shoes, sizes 5 to s,
worth l %, special 79c; 81 to IL,
worth 80, special S9c; III to
2, worth l 80, special LOO
Children's red and black toe
slippers, 5 to s, worth S5c, cut
to 72c; 81 to IL, worth LOO, cut
to Soc; III to 2, worth l50, cut
to 89c
5 cases Southern 2-button
Oxfords, sizes 81 to 2, worth
l35, at LOO
Mems l. 80 lace and congress
at lis
Mems 200 lace and congress
at 1.42
Mems $50 black and tan shoes
special bargain price 1.79
Mems 800 fine dress shoes
2.29
Boys shoes, never sold less
than l.25, this special sale 85c
Boys regular 1.50 shoe at
1.19
Good nailed mining shoes
never sold less than 80, special
LIS
Special Cut on Hats.
Mems l so hats special LOO
Mems 2 90 dress hats 1.5O
2.50 hats on sale at 2.OO
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-18
Executors Notice.
ESTATE OF rArRIok MccApr, prcrAs

ESTATE OF PATRICK MccABE, DECEASED.
The undersigned, having been appointed ex-
ecutor OF the last will and testament OF Patrick
McCabe late of the county of Fremont in the
state of Colorado, deceased hereby gives notice
that he Will appear before the county court of
Canon City in said county, at the March term.
1901, on Monday May Goth, at O'Clock p m of
said day, at which time all persons having
claims against said estate notified and re-
quested to attend for the purpose of having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make imme iiate pay
ment to the undersigned
Dated at Florence, Colo, this 18th day of
April A. D., 1901. FRED c, WILLIAMS
McLAiN x WILKES, Executor.
Attorneys. 41-65
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-18
Executors Notice.

Estate of Geo. d. johnson, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed exec
utors of the last will and testament of Geo. ID.
johnson, late of the county of Fremont in the
state OF Colorado, deceased, hereby give notice
that they will appear before the county court
OF said Fremont county, at the court house in
1901, on Monday, June 3, at 2 o'clock p. m. Of
said day, AT which time all persons having
claims against said estate notified aud Ie-
quested to attend for the purpose of having tile
same adjusted. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned
Dated at Florence, Colorado. this LIST day of
May, A. ID. 1901.
JoHN +. BLUNT
HuGH HOUSTON.
McLain a Wilkes. Executors
ATTORNEYS.