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The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

GOOD ROADS.
IN Tires Should be Road Makers Instead of Road
Destroyers--Wide Tires not Narrow Ones.

The government has a bureau
Tor the encouragement of bnild-
ing good ronls. This department
sends out its nrcmfa IN teach how
I" make good rn.sls. Jamea W.
Abbott who Ia making n tour Of
the west. wns in tins city last Sun
day nt the request " A. NJ. lsi,sll,
and went over ih" road from town
Ia Tia. river.
Mr. Abbott gave II M his opin-
ion that the material wHs there Tor
making II frat class road nj n small
expense, provided il WAS used
in'elligenFly.
First. survey grad. and drain
,h. road, then prepare the bed by
clearing 1t from all the rnhbl.
stones. aud snn,l, ronnl il up with
til" proper mixture of clay aud
sand, then put on = heavy roller
and press the surfnr. down M
solid M possible. 4 roller ran h,.
male for $50 that will do tn.
work and Inst for year,. Such n
roller consists of wide tirs-from
8 la 10 inches loaded with rock
10 the desired weight A road
can II" packed almost M solid ~ n
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30
tlariist Charrk.
q l.. ionouui,-. Pastor.

Sunda. -cho,l. ~ o'clock.
Preaching service, II oclork. Subirr,
Church members. Wake NJ"
voung Peoples prayer meeting n, Gii3
Love II Souls
Song service and c,nngrl,-tic efforts
~ 7sbh
You are cordially invited to worship
With us.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30
The soldiers. Home.

Commander Shaw returned from Den
yer Friday morning where he had been
>ince Sunday looking after the needs OF
the Home. Capt. Shaw is well pleased
with the treatment accorded to the
Home. He says it gets II larger appro-
priation for improvements than any
other state institution. As the matter
now stands $1,000 will he appropriated
for Improvements and siO,OOO for main
tcnance during the next two years
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Senator Hr. baby few week, old
came near deaths door last fridn,
under the treatment of two u the ls.-i
doctors IN Denver finail. the .cnAtor'.
brother. , young man Just out II s.'hoo,
arrived In the city and ut glance
diagnosed the ca-r aud saved the life II
the child. This instance gocs to show
that di~D,rrir. In the treatment II
Diseases ARE yet l~ine made and the
young men arc nearer w 10 the iia,rs
than the old doctor~.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Macadamized road
Mr. Abbott says no mscaIa-
miyed road could stand the heavy
loads drawn over this road on our
narrow tires, even the fonr inch.
tires used here ats too narrow for
the big loads Grnwn over 1t
Wagon tires for heavy loads
should be q or 3 inches wide and
they become road. makers instead
Of road destroyerr. When n road
is once put in good condition II
little ne-hful care will keep i, in
order at tritiing expense.
The county now has road
grader and il il worth In. coun-
iys while 10 20 io work intel
lig"ntly Hnl mike mn experiment
on this piece Of ronl on which
there in n great deal Of money
spent every y-nr in trying 10 keep
il in repair.
u is suggested hy Mr.. l,b.ll
that Tor III" next five years the
rancl,mrn be exempt from paying
taxes an ~id" trimmed tires IN
order to rnconrSs" the ns. of III.
Il and 3 inch tires
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

George Chancy received telegram
Tuesday from Boulder SAYING Albcr,
Groom died that morning at 2 a. m. Mr..
Groom was brother Of Walter and
Fred and married sister OF the chnne,
Brothers Of this place.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Geo. ". West and wife arrived in the
city Friday fr"m Missouri where they
have been visiting two months. The,
formerly lived in the valley aud -,nc
two years ago sold GU, here and have
since r-.idcj IN California. Mr.. Wcs,
Is not fully decided whether he will
Ioca,r here or return IA southern Cali
tmnia. Both good places in which ,o
live.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

The Boulder Elcc aud Mandolin Club
viii give nm entertainment at the Opera
House, Tuesday evening, April ., under
tn. au-picc- Of the Monte Vista Library
Association. General admission ~ cents.
No extrn charge for reserved -rnt-
Tickets on sale at Trou,f-ttcrs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Mrs. James Campbell who has been
confined to her room in Denver with the
grip is getting better aud is able to ii,
up mos, Of the time. She Is expected
home in few days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

\ gun club has r"ccntly been orga
nixci in tins city with II. u. Abrams as
president aud ". e. Sanford. sccrctar,
aud treasurer. The organization h.,
some 2por - members aud has stock
of new traps aud birds aud promise. To
u. liz. clup.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Jan krige, Of General Botha's
staff, is touring the United States
lecturing to raise money for the
Boer cause. He spoke in Denver
Thursday night to large audi
ence.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Tuc-da. the committee on nnnnc.
reported n number Of appropriation bills.
Among them were the following; s. u.
80 For the improvements Of the Sol.
Jicra' and Sailors home, reducing the
appropriation askcd from s9OuD TO CO..
ub,. and tina, |, do pass
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Roy Hammond and Charley Ilciincr
brought over a bunch uf cattle from
Hooper Thur-da. belonging 10 the Wal
lace Brothers. The cattle will bc put
into pasture ON Rock Greek.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

WE hope to ste st Louis 90
republican this spring. When II
western city, in n state so
thoroughly democratic ms Missouri
is puts up ngold standard demo
crat who twice bolted W. j.
Bryan, in order to secure har-
mony in the party, it is time for
the party to go over, body and
sonl to the gold standard party.
ST. Louis has such candidate for
mayor.
President Hadley of Yale shows
the enormous waste under the
present conditions of rivalry and
even antagonism and hns planned
All educational trust embracing all
the larger institutions of the east,
middle west and Pacific coast, in
which the professors, graduates
and students should combine for
the common good of learning.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Rev. Eugene Smith returned from
Denver FRIDAY morning. Tie says this
Is a nice country a. compared with Den
Yer where the weather has been cx-
tr.mrl, uncomfortable all the week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

TIC. ilnwkoy Is going 10 icav, the
valley aud will sell, at auction. his
horses farming tools aud household
goods. Auction will bc Monday. April
iA,. at his place, formerly the MAsyaw
ranch six milc- northwest from Monte
Vista
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

" i. Clark Wm. Monro. aud Tom
Al Ncrc we'll pleased with the town but
none OF them have concluded TO locate
there a. vet.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

There are certain diseases that yield
readily 10 Magnetic treatment. This
class OF eases DIR. Ireland treats by this
method.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Birdie Mcmillan, formerly Of this city
who is nov teaching at Alamosa. was in
town last Saturday and Sunday visiting.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Prof Scoby'. wife is very sick
with blood poisoning nni her re-
cov-ry il doubtful. She has u
gool deal of vitality however aud
may r"coy.r.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

BE sure to hear the Boulder univcr
sit, Glcc and Mandolin Club at the
Broadway Opera House. April ..
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

ID. Bruh johnson was taken quite
sick Thursday uight, but before Friday
morning he had almost completely
recovered
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

The city schools We're given vacation
oi two days this week, Thursday aud
Friday. This will he all the vacation
there will lc until June.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Louis Couant has been appointed
deputy county surveyor and will look
after the business Of that Office during
Surveyor Cochrau's absence.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

During the past year Kelley aud War
burton have sold -l,n worth OF hog,
ffom their ranch north OF the river and
nov have some sitr worth ON hand.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Miss Mildred Trucblood entertained "A
party of friends at progressive High
Five" ut Mrs. Tohills residence Thurs.
day evening.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Miss Norland who has been suffering
with inilamatory rheumatism Tor some
time Is slowly recovering. She !. now
being treated by Mrs. Powell.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

W W Reilly was called to Denver
Tuesday to help do little work for the
c. q. p. aud the corporation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Gen. Bloomfield went To Del Mort,
Friday on legal business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Prosecuting Attorney Pitcher MAS
called tu Aamusa "Wednesday evening
whore au effort Was made to gr, prs.
nner out nf lnll ON hnbens cnfrus.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Miss Florence Fitzpatrick Who is
teaching m Pueblo came 10 this city
Saturday lu spcnd week. vacation.
She will return Sunday night,
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Mrs. r. f.. Eyersole and little daugh-
ter went to Del Norte Thursda. on .
few DAYS visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

The infant child OF MIR. and Mrs. ".
ID. Ileilman died Wednesday afternoon
OF pneumonia. They have another
child sick with the fever.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Wintcrmutc cntertaine,
party of friends "Wednesday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Mrs. DIR. Powell was called to Center
Tuesday 10 treat Mrs. W. II. Brashcar
who has trouble with her stomach.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

urcs of fairyland. The entire con-
cert was the most successful ever
given and the club may start on,
on their tour assured of success.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Gen. funston's trap 10 capture Agui-
naldo was successful aud the insurgcnt
leader Is now prisoner OF war.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

The Boulder University Club brought
out a large and fashionable audience at
Pueblo who apparently enjoyed every
number on the program.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

y. \. Amiss. of La Garita was in
town Thursday on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

TNrnly iiyr College Boys viii furnish
glrc aud mirth at the Opera House
rursdEy April ., Admission 20 cents,
No extra change iur reserved seats
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Miss Clara Holt closed her seven
months term OF school in the Widmau
district Friday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Prof. II. H. Wilson is attending n
teachers meeting in Pueblo during the
two days vacation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Alouzo Hubbard, of LaGarita, was in
the city Friday. This is the first time
he has been in Monte Vista since the
first Of January.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Roy Hammond came home from
Cottonwood Thursday and will remain
here for while.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Miss Retta Fassett returned home
Thursday from n months visit in the
northeast pirt OF the state.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Mrs. Fassett who has been sick for
some days Is able to DE on the streets
again.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30
viii Meet Again.

Th" rnnchmcn will meet ngnin
i"'lny Saturday in pursuance Of
th" sdj"urn"d meeting held in
this city March llih.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

l. +. Stitt came over from Crcstonc
Thursday on business trip and will
return Sunday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Attorney Vcerkamp made business
trip to Del Nortc Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

: Ida Mabeu returned from Salida Fri.
day morning.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Secure your scats earl, ior the Gicc
aud Mandolin Club entertainment.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Ii Is stated that the Dlmick
bros. are expected from Los
Angeles California very shortly
and il is their intention to put a
force of men ut work upon the
Juanlta Mono mining group.
These claims lie abont seven or
eight miles north of Crcstopc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

The sallia friends and acqnaint-
anccs of Rev. J. II. Mclean, at
one time pastor of the Prcsbytcr-
IAN church in this city. will I've
sorry To learn of his complete loss
of mental faculties. the cause
doubtless being over work and
mental struggles. lie Is at Del
Nortc and from there comes the
report of his helpless and hopeless
condition. .--Salldu Mail.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Mrs. c. c. Kerr has recovered from
/ her late illness.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30
NUMBER 689
Presbyterian Church.

Presby tcrian Church.
The Sunday morning sermon Mod
ern Gallias"
Sunday evening scrmon-P Parts OF His
Ways.
The topic for the Missionary Concert
of prayer next Wednesday night is
India. We have two very interesting
letters from the churches foreign pastor
to be read next Wednesday night. No
one should fail to attend this concert.
Communion season April 7th. Get
your church letters.
Decide for Christ and begin the new
life with his people.
: Ida Mabeu returned from Salida Fri.
day morning.
Mrs. c. c, Kerr has recovered from
her late illness.
Attorney Ncerkamp made business
trip to Del Norte Thursday.
+. j. Emick is taking tour of the
northwest with Idaho as the objective
point.
Mrs Emma X. Goad arrived home
lucky.
l. +. Stitt came over from Crcstone
Thursday on business trip and will
return Sunday.
Miss Clara Holt closed her seven
months term OF school in the Widmau
district Friday.
Mrs. f., f.. Eyersole and little daugh-
ter went to Del Norte Thursday on q
few day. visit.
". ". Reilly was called to Denver
Tuesday to help do little work for the
G. o. p aud the corporation.
There are certain diseases that yield
readily 10 Magnetic treatment This
class OF eases DR.. ireland treats by this
method.
Alouzo Hubbard, of LaGarita, was in
the city Friday. This is the first time
he has been in Monte Vista since the
first of January.
The Boulder University Club brought
out large and fashionable audience at
Pueblo who apparently enjoyed every
number on the program.
The infant child OF Mr. and Mrs. ".
D. IIeilman died Wednesday afternoon
of pneumonia. They have another
child sick with the fever.
Louis Couant has been appointed
deputy county surveyor and will look
after the business Of that Office during
Surveyor Cochran's absence.
Miss Norland who has been suffering
with iniamatory rheumatism Tor some
tune Is slowly recovering. She Is now
being treated by Mrs Powell.
Mis- Florence Fitzpatrick who is
teaching m Pueblo, came TO this city
Saturday lu spcnd week, vacation.
She will return SUNDAY night
Prosecuting Attorney Pitcher Was
called tu Alamusa "Wednesday evening
whore au effort Was made ,o gr, prs.
oncr out nf jail on habcas corpus.
TNrnly lis" College Boys viii furnish
glrr aud mirth at the Opera House
Thursday April o. Admission 20 cents,
No extra charge tot reserved seat.
During the past year Kelley aud War
burton have sold .l.ho worth OF hog,
ffom their ranch north u, the river and
nov have some sirr worth ON hand,
" ]. Clark. Vim. Monro. aud Tom
Winter visited crcstonc las, Saturday
Al Wcrc well pleased with the town but
none Of them have concluded TO locate
there a. yet.
George Chanoy received Telegram
Tuesday from Boulder saying Albert
Groom died that morning a, 2 a. N. Mr..
Groom was brother OF Walter and
Fred and married sister oi TIA, chnne,
Brothers nt this place.
T. q. ilnwlkoy is going 10 lcav. the
ynil,N nnI uill s.it4 nj augt,,n IA.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Mrs Emma X. Goad arrived home
Sunday after an extended visit in Ken.
lucky.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

f. J. Emick is taking tour Of the
northwest with Idaho as the objective
point.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-30

Decide for Christ and begin the new
life with his people.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-27
PIT RIRDs WINTER IEJP.
Scene IN an Elevated Railroad Car while the
Cold Snap Was on

on one ~ the coldes, days II the rccen:
cold srap lsre entered "a car on n" elevated
road II man carving q bird cage. which, for
the he''er protection - ~" bird from N"
tremendously cold weather. ~as q" completely
wrapped up that there was nothing of II Wis
hi" except The ring NJ the top
Seating himself inside The car the man
placed tho cage On tho floor between hts feet
In tho cncs while The man read his news
note. and At SIN remained thus qulet when
the train wac coming into the station whore
II and the man we're 10 get out
A. the train slowed down he man picked
VI IA" Gag" and held II up in front Of hi" for
a moment ami llst"ned for IN" rus-!nS oi "a
wing, ,he shifttnr Of q foot On u perch. or
iust one sound frnu. 'he hlrlH thrudt. hNt
no sound cam" from N" cage AZ all
mat didn't necessarily mean. ~ course
that there Nas ANYTHING I'll" matter WITH ~"
all hurchsd ny tosc'her and keeping -'u!
and trituv 10 keel warm hut the man wanted
t. know. and lac lifted tho cage a little hich"r
and in,.li ed his head nearer 20 II ana Us''h"h
NOR" iut.ntlv san no sound. Ani - nov
Tie man held the cage M higher Sthl lhi Dent
! paper wrapped around ~" cage can" to
.ciusr. and whistled >" the hrd soilN In
.'uutl, here came 'ro'H mad" an answering
"'wr"t' Not a loud one, bu' loud enough
the bird was all rIskt
And then the man straish'ened up hl-
him rali for the train was slowing down nov,
~ the platform. and a moment lhlef . and
the bird were out again. bressting the "intry
weather
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-27
PsNHtNDIER VINO RTTTRNS rONFb
The Newest CAM. That Il B~ins worked on
Fas, Victims Along PARK Row

Tho ostorlsf ~ srec'ncle ~ n hrgrsr ~
tho remainder Nre thrrs'ing back money
On m 7llc.cd hcn~'ac'or because ~ an insult
was seen IN PnrF row one CAV last week
II We rnr, 81 n rev cnn hat IL now t",ns
tried Nv - rsc inventive gentry
Arnor who 'er bis oN'ce AZ ~" noon hour
was aprroRrhed nv f. vourg Non 'niriy vel
dressed Who asked hin for I've cent? ~ huv
a sandwich. hoe, Ius' rs 'hc man was
rrnchirg into Ms rocke' y third wHr Cama mp
swiftly and hogan 20 hrrn'" the hc!gnr The
'hird man vas also In good condition as 70
clothes
What A. YOU mean snid tho Mid nan
10 tho heCgtr. by storIiug o'lcrs on 'ha
stree. and ASKING for money lust after ! gave
You rvc conts to GET something 10 eat with
You nre n common Ncsssr. II low down
.vindlcr. that's What YOU arc I've a good
mind ,o Sc, Won arrested All you are a''er
is .nsv ro,"v You are not hungry YOU are
rr-t d common. ordinary beESar getting an
Tho hrgsnr NJ ono. nssured m angry look
Yea. | tn "a hsgsor 10 Sa.d, and ] hNv"
had nothing =" "ai ,for iN"n'y-iour hours.
II is 'o A. hungry wanted q" s"' = r'w
more cents ~ ~ ~ hrvo enough 'o g, !
sanNrc meal hG' lr," 'G'" ,ont money
,l,h a man rs Nu IvUC a'o0' moan men,
y6u aiu't 4, 20 ns.,c,1'c even With q hcvs1r
II 4 he low CTiiC mVstN 20 nTt"lf nancy from
YOU. ard ne ,rIshrd tho money into Tho 'Iiri
mans hlnd TIE lnttcr wont o' wl'tcrlns
'liuss about hnvtrs %heeSar- arrested NH"
the h'san' turned - the frs, man with Il
Ii'iful luok uToL 80 fqCe, ~ II :, SAY
Vow. see how utterly helpless and forlorn
| am'"
The Nrst man VIVA ieen The Dialogue"
hctv Ncr tho two s'rlrr'r. peamed tn 10
,y'rd.nC. and he Wa Wiling 20 pa ~ mn
cyorfu"pt lie gave tho ucEgnr 10 cent?,
went on "a few STEPS and turned 20 watch
Tho two men i,l'ed cuoh other at the
corner with many uods " the head a. having
caught m easy victim, and then tf"y started
In 10 llny the cGr.r 1R1in. Tho uN'oe nan
a., gl,I aud "A .-s m O.. .T' Ma lrrtl. C,p
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-27
DIPIOMNI ~ mr. RISTtr RANT.
One Wa, Of Getting Rid OF an Inde-irable Guest
without q Fuss.

I know now why one 1enderloin rc''nur-
an, tecrer - successful" remarked a Wall
s,,.o, hroLo- tho oth.r dsv Il Urn. In ,bo
main duiuc room at q o'clock on" evening
with , pnrty Of MOI We noticed a little com
!. ao,o ,,I .o, 80. 81,
rt"''"h near 'H' '"''a"''' anu "a" '"'' .
vas caused hv IN" arrival 81 a well dressed,
GOOD uatlrrd looking man, whose bearing
- no, So ,ad ho.r o,, nth ~. ,,,s
sio"'u 'h"' ~ IA" w." Wv w wv w.
lie wasn't noisy or Offensive, hu' u" couldn't
y 80
pended on II
II" came down m" room III an uncertain
vay shollcd on his overOoat, uui u with his
Ilal -,
nav on u 'h"'' s'' "'""' .'"'o" ~ "'"s '"
IA" table, aud won't :" sleep ~" WATERS
i,oLed n, him ard ran after the lcnd Uai,.r
49,, - ,o ..,,t, o..
ne 's''er ""'N'p w w. ~ '''''"s H""' ~
atom cu and called a waiter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-27
TWO DROPS OF LINCOLN'S BIOODg
GIFT Made by 7 n Bancroft to the Kansas His.
tortcal Society.

TOPEKA. Ran Jan n Two drops Of blood
from thr body 81 Abraham lincoln we're given
10 the Kansas state II %-torical Society a few
DAYS ago by I y Bancroft Of Kansas CITY,
han
Mr. Bancroft was ~ Ford'- Theatre on ~
NIGHT Of the assassination and saw tho presi.
den; sho, Blood from u" President spa,-
tered some th.s'r" programmes, and Nr
Bancroft secured one Of them lie kcp, il
IN Iii possession from that night until last
week. whom h" CAV" 4 10 ~" historical soc"tv
The btuod-ta .Is are lut red ~ they wen.
when fresh They nr. brown and faded
like old ink. hut are perfectly plain on"
may sea on the VA p-r little .pray- Of the
blood that broke from IN" iarce drops and
stained the paper
The paper containing the hlood.tains Is
preserved In q brSss picture frame
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-25
Women Become Indignant

The Florence Crittenton Home is be-
ing removed from No. 5l3 jefferson street
to No. 917 West Ninth street. The first
wagon load Of furniture was delivered
to the later house on Saturday.
1t was reported last night that some
of the women residing in the neighhor.
hood Of Ninth and Jackson became indig-
nant when they learned that the home
was to be located on West Ninth street.
Some Of them made inquiries as to who
owned the property and they were in
formed that it belonged to DR.. Garrett
on Delaware avenue. This proved to be
untrue. 1t was ascertaincd later that
it belonged to Chas. Garrett of Balti-
more.
Friends of the home say that it is well
conducted and is religious institution
to aid young women and no objection
can be raised against it. The property
was rented in the regular way through
the agent for the property, Samuel N.
gilbert.