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The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-22
v. ~. Kssey's Views o. SaSsr esc.
tories. Etc.

From tire Rocky Ford Enterprise.
". NJ. Wiley, manager Of the Great
Plains Storage Co.. and the editor
hereof were seat companions in a San
Ia Fe coach y few davS ago. Mr.. Wi
lev has some decided views relative to
the development OF the valley. In
reply to the question aS to possible
sugar factory At Holly he said that
eyerv town in the valley was talking
sugar factory. His thought was that
they were all too fast for two reasons:
First. the Rocky Ford factory should
be provided with raw material
to its full capacity. When that is
done, and sugar beet growing sure
success throughout the valley. would
be time enough to build other factor
les. The second reason why more
factories were not practical Just now
Was that the various localities did
not have the people to grow the beets.
And Mr. Wiley saw quite difference
between y factory built bv profess
lonal promoter. who knew nothing OF
the beet sugar business and one built
by the.Oxnards. practical and success
full manufacturers OF beet sugar.
Nr. Wiley has some ideas about
town booming, which, while out OF
the usual channel, have some COM
mendable features. This is illustra-
ted by recent incident. A mer-
chant looking for a location applied
to Mr..Wiley to buy lot. On finding
that the lot wxs to be used for the
erection Of business house, In .
line already well supplied, Mr.. Wiley
declined to make the sale. His theory
Is that one strong, successful store
Of the kind In = town the size of
Holly is better than two which are
barely existihk.
Mr.. Wiley's views ON the reservoir
question. We think, are not tenable.
His contention that the Twin Likes
people cannot justly claim the extra
water they have impounded, where 1t
is needed by prior bitches and reSer-
voirs. On the contrary. II seems
plain that whatever extra water the
Twin Lakes dam has preserved and
stored the company Is fairly entitled
to use. In sense the Twin Lakes
company has created the water sup
ply, which is IN excess OF the lakes or
iginal capaettvt However, the Twin
Lakes company should not hold back
the natural dow OF water when 1t is
wanted by the Great Plains company.
that having trtor rights for reservoir
---Ti .-t-..-
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-22

The board OF county commissioner
y, their adjourned meeting last week
indorsed j. B. TT 1ler for the posi-
tiun OF water commissioner for this
district. Mr.. TraSler has held the
position for the past SIX years and is
fully up TO all the duties and the work
required. There was no other ap-
plicant from Prowers county, no one
In his party contesting the desire OF
Mr.. Trailer for re-appointment-- La
mar Sparks.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-22
Reservoir, Csssing . bson Ia Insi
grafton

During the three years prior to
1900, the Amity Land Co were COM
pelled to limit its sales Of land owing
to the uncertainty of the water sup
ply at times during the growing seas
on the main dependence OF the farm
ers for water during this time being
confined to what they could obtain
from the river But during the will
ter OF ls9s-l90o suiricien' water was
stored in the immense reservoir SvS-
tenn 10 supply any deficiency during
the season Of 1900. and it was the
means OF giving the farmers dne
crop all around.
That season fully demonstrated the
great advantages Of having reservoir
water and cpnyiiced ths ffrmerS that
the water question was settled,
During tho past fa!l and winter
the reservoir. have been replenished
and now contain a greater amount Of
available water than ever before
The supply is adequate to irrigAte y
much larger area than is DOW under
cultivation. and the company , ia
bringing in new settlers by Ine score.
that the cultivated area NAV By. ex-
tended in proportion to the increased
irrigation facilities.
The result Is, new settlers are arriv-
ing daily, lnmber is daily being hauled
out for their residences. and there is
every evidence that the population Of
this section will be almost doubled
this year. "
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-22
'Misrepresented.

i. q. Hammer experimental in
small wav last year with fish but with
poor results as most OF his fish died
from some cause or other. In order
to learn more about the matter he
wrote to the state nsh commissioner
for information. A few days after
wards his Indignation was greater
than his surprise when he saw the
letter published in the Denver Times.
50 badly twisted and changed that he
hardly recognized it. The Times rep
resented Mr. Hammer as asking the
commissioner ii-he did not think his
fish were killedDffsby some one who
was mad because he did not get H.
censs from the tsb and game depart
ment. Mr. Hammer has furnished US
with a copy OF. the letter and it Con-
talns nothing u the kind and he de-
clares that that part of the letter was
simply added On by the commissioner
or the funny imam on the Times.
Following rs sacopy Of the letter Mr..
Hammer received in reply, which
shows that the literary abilit, Of the
commissioner does not come within a
mile Of his ability for misrepresenta-
ton:
Jan. ., 1901
g. Hammer, ESQ.
| will say youvctn not roise iisli in
alkalic wotter.'r ~ %ni
aaf -, AZ a.. T. j; Holland.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-22
Nov. to cure tn. Grip.

hemain quiessy .. h"tnr .ed la. /.
ci,a,nherIsins Cough Rrned, =. h,r-c,-
.-i aud quick recovery IN sure 10 fo,lo
Tina, remedy eoissesacts any tendency
Of the grip to- 'rssult in pneuuoniA
which 10 realty the only seriou, danger.
Among the tons Of ihouaa nds Who have
use.i it for ,hs- gsip not one case i,s.
evsr boon repossed this, did M, rscs,.
q. vss ssIs " 1saoaa hes
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-22

A powerful engins cannot bs run
with = weak boiler, and We csnnot
keep up the strain of al active life with
. weak stomach; neither can We stop
the human machine 10 make repairs. II
the stomach cannot digest enough food
70 keep the body strong. such q prepars
tiou - Kodol Dvspeptic Cure should be
used. II dieests Whist you eat snd it sim
piv can't help bae do ysu ssod. Iksl-
una Dsss.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-22
H0fice.

The sale advertised to BE- held mt
the COLONY has been postponed until
further nGtic-. The uncertainty rr-
specting the raising Of the qlaratinc
at Coolidge and elsewhere precludes
the possibility. ot, liking date at, tie
present time. The sale will be held.
however later In the spring,
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-22
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The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-22
MEDLEY of ITEMS.


Rocky Ford has opened. UP . free
reading room.
The schools Of Lamar have been
opened up again.
4 Be. Keepers association was or
ganized AT Lamar recently.
Three car loads beet seed was re-
ceivcd At sugar City from Germany.
The Chieftain is gong to- have a
surprise in the future for its readers.
Make room. make room.
For the woman behind the broom. +"
Mayor Sabin, OF La Junta. will -dit
the Tribune to be ixs,ted March Ind
raise beets for the sugar market this
season.
Don't be ''knoeker" II you don't
like this town there are Others furth-
er up the river
The Commoner and the. Reaaoner
should be combined and called the
TOO much for US.
A Mr.. Lockhart OF Fowler has com
menced the. construction! Of hay
barn to bold six hund red tons.
The Pan.Anericsn exhibition St
Buffalo, n. Y. will open May l.t and
close Novem Der lst 1901.
Boys should remember that liberty
o. the press does. not warrant them
ln sauessing.a girl out of her corset
The Sugar City Republican has
changed Its name to Sacchar!us
Gazette and contains some PRETTY
sweet thiEgS.
We'll Johunie. what have YOU
learned tOdav?'
How TO wiggle nv ears and spit
through nv teeth"
One Of the features Of tho PAN
American exposition isa large house
TO be built up side down with reflect
ing mirrors In each rpotn.
II the Pueblo Post was on the
ChieftAin exchang, list they would
readily change their position con-
cerning the progressive community
Of the valley.
TIL. raising of tobacco Is the latest
thing that IL to be tried on au
extensive scale in the valley. <. ii.
Berry has agreed to furnish the farm
ers around La Junta with plants.
Paternity boy, the philosophers
tell us we must diligently pursue the
ideal which personites the ego
What do you understand bv that?
That's easy, dad; it means to chase
yourself.
Tht Syracuse Sentinel says the
Chieftain celebrated the fourth ami
verSary by blowing itself for new
towel. II the Sentinel would donate
usa cake Of soap, We would be able to
keep clean.
The Holly Chieftain, one Of the
best local papers Of the valley, has
entered upon its ffth year of useful
ness The Chieftain represents an
enterprising. progressive community.
Lamar Sparks.
James Callahan WAS arrested In
Omaha Tuesday. charged with com.
plicity IN the abduction Of Edward
Cudahv. Jr.. and the police are pretty
certain that he Is man No. 2 of the
trio for which total reward of $50,
0OO is now offered.
Peeant avnay,~Anta shn. That Ill
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-22

peowKRs COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Clerk and kecarder. John Curry
Treasurer, Wv. REYNOLDS
Superintendent. Mamie Exiine
Judge, DIV. Kobinson
sheriff. --ais, Frank Tate
Coroner. DIR. Clary
Assessor. J. A. Mcdowell
surveyor. l.. n. Markham
Thos. Grifath
Umu,issioners, ". J. Johnston, Chr'n
]. n. Leslie.
HOLLY PRECINCT.
- - =, xu,.., Justices of the Peace.
J. w. LYONS. Constable.
U.s LAND OFFICE. At Lamar.
W. A. Merrill = Register
q. Frost Liggett' Receiver
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-22

Modern Woodmep of America, M. 7742
I1 Meets every Saturday night. H. W. NIL.
FORD. c. C; u. H. GIL. C.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-22

James Callahan WAS arrested in
Omaha Tuesday, charged with COM
plicity IN the abduction Of Edward
Cudahy. Jr.. and the police are pretty
certain that he Is man No. OF the
THO for which total reward of $50,
0OO is now offered.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-22

Fnr the wsAkn ness and proAt,Ation fol-
lpsirik, grippe thsrs Il notbinx -
pr"mp, aud elective - Oas Ainsts
aushiGure. This preparation u high-
Is endorsed - an On falling rsnsiy foS
all throat and lunk foubles snd y
~~sly uss prevents consum ption. Il Hss
msaiS - ~ Vstskiy. ihs1ass -
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-22

The raising of tobacco Is the latest
thing that IL to be tried on al
extensive scale in the valley. <. ii.
Berry has agreed to furnish the farm
ers around La Junta with plants.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-22

The Holly Chieftain, one OF tn,
best local papers Of the valley, la
entered upon its nfth year of useful
ness. The Chieftain represents Al
enterprising. progressive community
Lamar Sparks.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-22

Tht Syracuse Sentinel says til,
ChieftAin celebrated the fourth ami
versarv bv blowing itself for n nov
towel. II the Sentinel would donzt,
usa cake Of soap, We would be able to
keep clean.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-22

Paternity boy, the philosophers
tell us we must diligently pursue the
ideal which personities the ego
What do you understand bv that?
That's easy, dad; it means to chase
yourself.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-22

II the Pueblo Post was on til,
ChieftAin exchang, list they wou!t
readily change their position con
corning the progressive communit,
Of the valley.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-22

Boys should remember that liberty
o. the press does. not warrant them
10 sauesIing..a girl out of her corset.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-22

The Pan.Americsn exhibition 1t
Buffalo, n. Y. will open May l.t and
close Novem Der lst 1901.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

quarter OF century ago mining Utah wac known than
Johnny lawson whose likeness strkngy portrayed IN nc ol
Ihe printing OF MS picture and the mention name viii recall Go ~
eoeelonS concerning him. and query an to his vho
Tha Is question that not even his relatives can answer
IN e carry seventies Mr. Lawson an absence Of seycnn y,
very pleasantly surprised his aged Tooee by suddenly
returning nome without word warning in relation bcre-
to- lie had previously left when very Young and Mia
experiences curing ms absence about and thrilling Az ever
fan to the lot Of man. His pursuit Of fame ana fortune had led
MN nearly al over the abbe globe parts where the silence
ad not been broken by human foot When was the full
prime and vgor Of manhood and the large amount of money
made principally In mining ventures mining enterprises he
put IT, developing the Hidden Treasure queen the s and other well
known properties In the O district Point at Stockton and
other mines both In and out Utah. fortune was nc AT tm
he was worth than million had to hustle TO mako ends
meet But he knew how TODD that never lost hone
Among spectators he was called punger nreqcny he sod all
did his winnings were made sarers OF his pros
pey for generosity one Of the predominant characteristics Of his busy
life His wife was Miss Mole Thornton Thornton
of the Territorial Penena Three beneath tow
erng monument In the preest cemetery and one
In New York Mrs Lawson and her spend Of their time
in New York and Paris The last dpe concerning Mr. Lawson
70 the effect that be heading expedition steamships
Off the Chinese coast Just prior the war in
search Of sunken This Kaleidoscope adventure in
that fairly bstel with experiences that ordinary
leaving Salt Lake for the last time he went Montana
Mexico South America Australia Europe Africa
track Of by both his family ana friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21
DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, DECEMBER FL, 1901.

When Lcscheuzky was IN Berlin y
few weeks ago the correspondent OF
the Musical Courier asked hin. how
American music students compare with
European he answered; "rho Ameri.
cans have amazing powers OF acquiring
knowledge, In that respect they are
my best pupils They have qulckness
of comprehension. keonness OF insight
and ability for practical application.
They are unewcrvingly Industrious llut
their main fault Is choir extreme hurry.
They came to Europe In a hurry, ana
they return home In a hurry Hurry IL
the curse Of art in your country IN
business Il means progress; In music,
supernclality Make haste slowly
should be the motto Of your young
MUSICIANS"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

The people Of Bingham Junction and
vicinity were RECALLED with am excellent
dramatic entertainment by Phil Mar
gets and a local company on Monday
night The fayorite domestic drama
"Grandfather's Mistakes was pr,
scented, with Mr. Margotts In his Well
known lmpersonatlon Of Peter Pro-
bity."
Mr. Margetts has company Of Lac
dies aud gentlemen of excellent ability,
to whom he is giving Instructions in the
dramatic art and VINO VIII support him
in a production Of the willow Copse'
on January "a and 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

Thursday evening for three nights
and matinee, comes "A Wise Wo-
man." comedy which had us initial
production at the strand Theater, Lon
don and which has had a strong sue.
ces IN this country as well This is
the first season Of the "Wise Woman"
IN the West, and two we'll known co.
Medicines, Marie Lamour and Ethel
I3alch are at the head Of the company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

Paderewski seems 20 be making a
triumphal tour through Germany Nd
llngton, his manager, writes that ne has
arranged for performances Of Manu-
Paderewsk's opera In Amsterdam
Progue, Budapest Cologne, Warsaw,
Zurich and Frankfort
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

A monster production OF theoTwo or.
phans, with star cast, is talked on
with Grace George as Louise, Henrietta
Crossman as Heurette, Wilton Lack
eye as the Cheyalier, Theodore Roberts
as Jacques, Henry DlXey as Picard,
Rose Coghan as the Countess, and Otis
Skinner as Pierre, the cripple,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

s0rdou Is writing a play FOR Sir Hen
ny Irving around the personality OF
Dante. The announcement has just
been made IN London and It is coupled
with the assertion that ~ may be the
last new play IN which the actor-knlght
will appear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

The long-walted production OF "Du
Barry" Belasoo's new play, written cs-
peclally for Mrs, Leslie carter, took
place IN Washington last Monday night.
From all accounts the success equaled
that Of the Heart Of Maryland" or
"Zuza."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

By the man are HaniNerchiofs Gloves
Sngpenders. Nlght Robes. Pajamos,
Canes or Umbrellas We show holiday
novelties .....,,, 49,,
BROWN, TERRY q WOODRUFF co..
100 MnIn 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21
MUSIC NOTES.

In a performance at the Chicago Au-
ditorium given for the benefit Of The
Actors Home, Jesse Bartlett Davis
took part and was thunderuuBly en-
cored for her rendition Of Because
Love You"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

An appropriate Christmas present.
Elegantly bound In cloth zoe per copy
az Cannon Book store
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

Blanche Bates has entirely recovered
from her attack OF typhoid, which con-
fined her to a Detroit hospital for sever
al weeks, aud IL resting IN New York,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21
THEATER GOSSIP.

Henry Miller ventured into New York
with his production of darcy of The
Guards, last Monday night what the
verdict was we are not yet Informed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

Mr. Mulvey's Christmas week offer.
Ing VIII be two hilarious comedies, tho
tirst Whose Baby Are You opening
for three nights and Christmas matt.
nee, commencing Monday AZ the
head Of the company are those two
well known players, Charles w. Bow
ser Of Pittacus Green fame, and May
Vosos. Whose Baby Are YOU Is
exploited 10y Myron b, Rice, the man
who brought out the famous comedy
My Friend From India" II Is said
to be one OF the funniest things going,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

achievements In stagecraft Of either
Mr Henry Irving or Mr. Mansfield
80
rip Van Wlnkle' lg coming to the
Theater Following Modjeska and James,
ana VIII be presented by Mr. Thomas
Jefferson, son Of tho only 80" The
press throughout the country wherever
young Thomas has been seen have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

been universal IN their praise and have
predicted u great future for him. lie IL
said TO have inherited q great deal Of
his fathers talent and those who have
not seen him viii assuredly have o
treat IN store.
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-22
CUSTER'S PRACTICAL Joke.
Gave an Imitation indian Attack on
His Camp and Terrified "a
Tenderfoot Visitor.

The late Charles Osborn. The New
York broker. and Gen. Custer were in
innate friends, and Osborn annually
visited the general on the plains. Dur
ing one Of his Indian campaigns. Gus.
ter invited Osborn and a party of
friends out TO Kansas. and gave them
a buffalo hunt. The next night as Os-
borne was lying in his tent. rapid firing
was heard on the picket line. Boots and
Saddles" was sounded, and Osborn was
wondering what il was all about. when
the general burst in with a rifle. two
revOlyers and a saber. Charlie" he
said, in his quick, nervous way, you
must defend yourself. Sitting Bull,
Wiggletail Jim and Scalplock Skonhe-
gan are on us in force. Things look Sc
rious. but the safety of my regiment is
my first duty. If we don't meet again,
good-by!' The unhappy New York
man shook with terror. Shots and
war whoops %resounded on every
side, and a great blaze sprang up in the
distance. He clutched the rife. revol-
vers and saber in turn, but finally
dropped them all and tried TO make
himself as small as possible. Sudden
ly the noise died away, and Custer en-
tered the tent TO find his friend fat
on the ground, with his face covered.
spare mel" he moaned. "All right"
said Custer, in a matter-of-fact tone.
Supper is ready, and it's your t%reat!"
Osborn opened his eyes and saw a
table spread with an elaborate feast,
and a crowd Of smiling officers stand
ing by. Then he realized that he had
the victim of a practical joke; but
was so relieved that he joined in
the laughter with the rest.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-22
NEWARK.

Feb. l9-We are having the best
Sleighing we have had i'm years.
May Kinsel, OF Ithaca, visited New
ark friends owe Sunday.
\ girl was born 10 II. l. Martin
aud wife, February II.
Geo Wideman l., just recovering
from a sever attack OF rheumatism.
John Walker. OF Minnesota, who
has been visiting friends in Newark,
returned home last week. lie was &C
companied by his family.
VIM. Lepley has recently resided
his house, which adds much TO its ap-
pearance.
Myron Boyee, Of Fulton township,
has purchased the John l.. Richards
farm, and will move onto it i'm the
spring.
We understand that Ed Drayer con-
templates moving Il Ithaca, i'm the
lei future.
Frank Rudd, who recently burned
out, is now living in Ira Munson's old
house.