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SAVED FROM
RIVER BY A
HUMAN CHAIN.
Thomas Ryan Was Drowning
When John Connolly Was
Lowered from Pier.

There was human chain rescue at
One Hundred and Twenty-six street
and East River to-day when a thronE
OF persons saw Thomas Ryan. thirty
years old. OF No. 3l3 E:as, Sixty.n ninth
street. pulled from the water as he was
drowning.
The man owes his life to John Con.
molly. an employee Of the Dock Depart.
mcnt living at No. go East Ninth
street. who proposed the rescue and
played the principal part In 1t at much
risk.
Ryan was sitting on the stringp!ccc
fishing. Bites were few and he fell
asleep and tumbled into tho river.
Children playing on the pier scrca med
and Connolly and some fellow worxmcn
ran to the edge OF the stringpiece and
saw the man 20 down. Tho tide was
strong. There was no rope at hand.
and quick action being necessary, Con.
molly decided on the human cham plan.
Har'M: giving instructions. nc was
let down from the dock BY a man who
held Rim by the ankles. tho second man
being supported by two others on the
dock. The distance down to tho water
was about twelve feet.
Ryan. who had made frantic efforts
to sare himself. had gone down twice
and was sinking the third time. when
Connolly grasped him by the hands.
\ rope had basn secured. and this
was loOped md lowered. Connolly pass
Ing II under the imperilleti mans arms.
Ryan Was hauled out and up on The
dock and then Connolly and the other
man were lifted to safety.
Tho rcscuers were checrcd by tho
crowd that had gathered. Connolly being
congratulated for his heroic act
] Ryan suffered very little from Nths
es.s f9 ID rsSGI bon. after -
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The biggest bet ever made on . srofe.
Ing evcn;-s,jOcD to sl5o.co-was made
to-day In the Wa!dorf-.lstoria Hotel.
w. +. Muslin. President OF the Pitts.
burg Stock Exchange. representing .
syndicate OF Pit,sburI m!liionaires. bel
a quarter OF n million TO $4,000 posted
by Walter J. Kingsley. of London. thai
tho Shamrock wiil not lift the cup.
This be; Is not only the blggest BET
ever made OF a similar character but
It .stablsac. the odds for other bettors
on the cup races. Tie chances OF the
American boat arc considered good
enough 10 Warrant; the Offer Of odds ~
TO :, III her favor.
Mr.. Kingsley arrived In New York on
the Deutschland Yesterday. bringing
with him commission from syndi-
cate OF EnSiIsh spoEismen TO place
Njo.o.o on ,hs CHANCES OF Sir Thomas
I.ip:on's yacht. Mr.. EinIsley had not
thought that he would place the he. In
"a lump and anticipated some difficulty
IN securing the odds ne desired.
On IN. same boat was a party of
P!itsburG m.!l!onaircs who gamblcd -
lav..hly on the way across that The
whole ship was kept In culver OF cx.
ci,emcn; They learned OF the GRAND OF
Mr. Kingsley and concluded to take the
bet
i, was as good a. settled on the ship.
bu; Mr. Muslin anI Mr.. kingsley made
an arrcemcn; to meet At 10 o'clock this
morning AZ the waidorf-Astorta 70
cl.nch the natter. Mr.. KINGSLEY nr-.
rived nm time II. Mas accompanied Ivy
j lawyer.
Lizzie zine was wasted In details.
M-. kingsley produced his credentials.
They Shove! that ., syndicate OF fsn- :.
cIishmou tad contributed TO a 3lbo.o0
roof 10 be net on The Shamrock. and
tina, Mr.. Kingsley was authorized - &
place the money. Mr.. Muslin examined \:
~. credentials, passet. them TO a few
OF MS friends and announced that
was satisfactory. ~ y
Nor was Their. any difficulty about the
ability o. The Americans 10 produce the
cash Any OF the millipnaircs In the 1
syndicate could have put IL UP with A.
lit,le difficulty as the average man ed-
per!cnces In putting UP carfarc, q
Il assure vow Mr Kingtlcy. satd q
MIR. Mustln '.ha. ". have had enough y
applications from men VINO "hut toss
in this poo! TO make the bet u miHioaf " n
necessary We can &c; the Money with
out leaving the office OF the hotel es II;
TIE bcttprs reached verbal Dgrcf-s
nent and adjourned to give time for the b
Ira wing up Of papers. the choosing 0lS \;
a stakeholder aud oihcr details. = n HI II n
Mr.. Kingsley would rot make pAhllfsh
IN. names % the men In the En9t1
syndicate. but It In understoods taat
syndicate agreement II aiorne4y1l Al NJ
eceit,auea o. sseasl T. :
The evening world., 1901-08-30
MATTY I'm THEBOX
AGAINST QUAKERS.
Giants Begin with Confidence Behind the Great
College Boy-Duggeby, PhiIIes' Twirler

Giants since those joyous days is con-
sidered.
The New York fan certainly Is en-
lowed with dcckioad OF optimism.
most cities having tail-end teams the
fans are forgetting the way to the ball
grounds ~ this stage Of the season.
The Philiics arc full OF trepidLiion
these times, They go into every game
with fear ana trembling. because they
hav. lost their ebony mascot. This
brunette youth. after following the
rhillics all over the circuit. has hecom.
ar undcrstuIy for Charlie Ross. lie
i,as not been observed sine. tn. Giants
put the kioosh on the Philadelphia team
early this week.
II is feared that some fcrocious fan
IN Spcakeasyville. blaming the sad fall
~ IN. 0uakcrs TO the mascot aforesaid.
took him - deserted. grass Grown
spot In front ~ the city Hall AID
u, rdishly slew him.
rIr., Inning.
The first bail pitched by M.th ,wson
hit Dwy-r. the umpire. on the roof NJ
the night foot l'itcring "A loud rry. b"
deposited himself on the grass, h.ie
sounds. FOR they Xix" not Mr. Dwysr.
They al:cge that h. stole The game
from the Giants Yesterday. 1.th teams
gathered around the fallen umpire, Who
removed his sho. and rubbc! ala -rlit-
ten prop with both hands until IN" doc
tor who adm!ni-ters to the Giants
reached the scene. The doctor opinci
that the wound was not mortal and
Dwycr. not DESTROYS OF taking any more
chances limpei TO the middle OF the
Held.
Thomas took his base on balls, Barry
hunted and was thrown out. Mathew
son to CAMEL Flick flied out TO Me-
stride. Drlehan,y walked. Mcfarland
went out. CAMEL to Marty. who beat
CONTINUED on Fourth PaSc)
The evening world., 1901-08-30
HANNA'S
BOOM IS
LAUNCHED.
Club Formed in His Own
Ward to Boost Him. for
President.
special to III. Evening worl43

CLEVELAND. O.. Aug. 3o.-Therc Is a
brand.ncw Hanna Presidential boom In
town. \ club has been formed In tho
Forty-nrst Ward composed largely OF
the Senator's neighbors. whose avowc,i
purpose is to further In all honorabi
ways the candidacy OF Senator Hanna
for the Presidency
The club has been organized by the
election or Robert Irvine az President.
and the declaration made that Senator
Hanna Is tho logical candidate for tho
Presidency. Tho Forty-ilrst is the SEN
ator's own ward. and the sole purpose
OF the new club Is TO boom him for tho
Presidency.
The club will meet from now on every
Thursday night.
The evening world., 1901-08-30
ADA CRAY SAYS
She IS NOT DEAD
REPORT OF ACTRESSES DEMISE
PROVES UNTRUE.

The report circulated this morning that
Ada Gray. the wcll.kno.n actress. had
died In the Home FOR lncuraDlcs In
Fordham proved to be untrue
When Dr. Henry Jones. who had
charge o. that Institution. vas asked
regarding Miss Gray's funeral arrange.
menis he replied
"wai, u minute and l will :et you see
Miss Gray"
\ few seconds later the actress ap.
pesred in the room. She was introduced
as Miss Gray BY the phya!cian. and In
reply to a question regarding her health
replied:
II haven't felt be,tor In seven
aenthA" 1890. ...-...-,-.,--.-
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Nineteen Horses Are
Named to Start in
Rich Eventa at Sleeps
head Bay Tomorrow
Race Will Be a Bat.
tie of Millions-The
Probable Odds as
Quoted for The Even.
ing World by Book.
maker Eddie Burke.
II the wsathsr 10 clear and the
track fast to.morrow. the race
aho0lL result AZ follows.
whitney stable arst.
Madden stable second.

Secretary Cornelius Fellowcs sends
out nineteen probable starters for the
great F>uturity Stakes at Shccpshcad
Bay tomorrow. The fall meeting OF the
coney Island Jockey Club begins then
and this meeting. brilliant as It always
Is, IL TO he started with star Of the
1irst magnitude In tho rich Futurity.
OF these nineteen horses cardcd. only
one ), doubtful starter. That Is Sun
Shower. a nlly out OF Sunny Slope. who
was the pride OF Jcrc Dunn's heart.
Dunn 10 a pour man and therefore has
no chance to win this bis event.
Millionaires Own Cracks.
The millionaircs in racing own all the
crack thoroushbrcds OF tho turf. The
few thousands that would be n fortune
70 a poor man arc like pennies to men
like William C. Whitney. J. Il. HagGtn.
Perry Belmont. Clarence Mackey and
others.
In no other race In the history OF the
American turf has there been a larger
representation OF wealth. Tho wealth
OF tho men who own the horses in,i!s
race totals nearly half a billion dollars.
Tho value Of the horses who will face
(
rough estimate. about 10000.
A Battle Of Millions.
It will be n battle OF the millions. and
tho most powerful OF all thcs., millions.
those represented by William c. Whit
ney. will probably win. II IL an honor
which Mr. Whitney covets. and he has
spared no expense to compass 1t.
Eddie Burke. the layer. whose opera
lions mako tho small fry OF the betting
ring gasp. has quoted prices against
the Futurity starters. Mr.. Burke is
the first to post prices In sl,c rims. and
II nothing changes mis- opinion he will
mako tho Whitney trio. King Han
over. Nasturtium and Goldsmith. tho
choices for. the big race at !: tot.
MaAaen's Trio second Choice.
The Madden trio. Gunflrc. Yankee and
Blue Girl.hc makes second choice at 3 To
I. 30 surc Is the bookmakcr that the
race lies between these, two stables that
he quotes the long price OF 10 to against
FTywheeI. who will run for Perry Bel
mont. and Hcno. who runs In Clarence
Mackey's coiors. Against the others all
sorts OF fancy prices are laid. Carroll
D.. who Is owcnd By Father Bill DAILY.
and Sun Shower are quoted at 100 to I.
Indicating that their chances arc very
remote.
Biz Crowd 10 Sec Nacr.
Tho Futurity IA the fourth race carded
and II the other events arc run on
promptly the bugler will cali them at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. TIL.
chances are. however. that they vii
get to the post about 40 o'clock. !,
will DO great race. and It is.rcportet
that moro people will crowd into tn,
beautiful course tomorrow than cvei
passed the turnst!les before.
The evening world., 1901-08-30
The Mating Order.

Especial to Tn. Evening World
POl.D GROUNDS. Aug. 3o.-Al'h"nSh
the air was fresh and torrcfui. bs.lyins
tn. tail rails designed to Keep We"
Of tt. field from thrifty fans on the
Niaduct. there was /. sor, OF Manana
di,pc sit.on on the diamond.
Th, players moved lanIuidly In prac-
tlce. Tx. men with fee, laden with Kid
ney.. Tais applied 10 both sides but
,i,i no. necessarily ausur n sleepy con-
;cst.
The Giants were hopeful "f dupl,Sat-
irS tho good work they lid In fhiia-
d.,phia. Ehcn they smot" the 'luaker-
nip and thigh In fashion most brutal.
Mats,'. Arn Ia Good >haH-
Ma,hes son. his good arm hard and
supple. promised him~elf great sa-'stac-
ton, for he was slated to pitch. pono-
hue had been picked TO oppose Mathew
son, but Mr.. Jennings conc!uisi tGat
the Donohuc man might fall 10 sank
with tn. Giants coll-g. hoy. Thcf. fore
he nut In his star performer. the player
with the absurd name o! DuSEicbS,
whose curves look Ike his nam. sounds.
The crowd was small compared with
the gathering early In the season VIII,
the Giants were on the roof Of the per
centagc struct$ r.. but 1t was an "aor-
nous thronE when the showing OF The
The evening world., 1901-08-30
BEGGED TO DIE
IN ALMSHOUSE.
JOHN VAN MYNEN SAYS CHILL
DREN WON'T HELP HIN.

Emaciatcd and tottcring under the
weight OF nearly three score and ten
years OF a strenuous NE. John Van
Mynen begged Magistrate Dool"y In
the Butler Street Court. Bronkiyn. TO-.
day to commit him to the almshou.'.
rive soon got to die" he pleaded.
"I'v. no home and I'm now past sew
cnty.four. Five married daughters and
two married sons live somewhere here
nbouts, but they've got no room for
their old dad. Send me to tho poor
house for life, Judge. and III pray for
yom.''
Magistrate Doolcy Obliged the homo
less wanderer with ylx months r. the
The evening world., 1901-08-30
BROOKE YIN vs.. BOSTON
TWO KILLED. MANY HURT
IN bRGOKL YIN FLAT FIRE.

child was burned to death and woman was killed BY
jumping at fire which broke out at $50 O'Clock this afternoon
in the double ta at No. PIG Graham avenue. BROOKLYN
The dead are The thaeyear-od bany gr Of the Beck fam.
geiser jumped
Mrs Beck after throwing two oners-of her children out Of
the window Jumped herself The children we're caught by the
shed and received severe INJURIES She was sent 10 ST.
GATHERINGS Hospital.
Other inmates Of the house Jumped and were badly hurt L
The evening world., 1901-08-30

ON YACHT RACE.


Steel Trust Magnates
from Pittsburg Back
the American Boatrat
Waidorf.Astoria To.
day for. $4,000
Against $780, 600
Put Up by Walter j:
Kingsley for an Eng:
Iish sly ndi.cate-
Money to Be Put UP
and Papers Signedsia,
Pittsburg.
The evening world., 1901-08-30

Rssy Man Gains Half . Day
In No York By takleG d..ckavannaa uooR HslA
: uuE AZ. aStls,nA .tseTS 10 y. n -
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WH|TNEY'S ENTRY
FUTUR|N CHOICE
ENTRY FAVORITE
FOR RICH FUTURITY.

Here the odds rich Furity at Shecpshead
quoted especially Evening this
Bookmake Eddie Burke He made the Whitney stable the favore
The entries. their Jockeys weights and the
odds follows:
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tceis,nuea eal s J.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-17

DENVER, Oct, 15.-George ]. Gould
arrived here in a special train last
night. accompanied by his family
He attended a meeting OF the d. K
r. G. stockholders at noon At the
meeting Mr.. Gould took Occasion to
compliment Mr.. jeffrey aud the man
ayers OF the road upon the splendid
condition of the Rio Crande property
Mr.. Gould and party will leave for
Salt Lake and Ogden tonight.
DES MONIES. Iowa, Oct. i5.-A
head-end collision on The Milwaukee
& St Paul road this morning resulted
In the killing of Engineer Cuiberman
ana Conductor Haefner anI the seri-
Gus injury of several others.
ALBANY, N. Y. Oct. 15.--The court
of appeals has granted n new trial
for Moliniquex, the alleged poisoner
of Mrs. Adams. The opinion of the
court in granting new trial of the
case is most elaborate.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-17
40. Taylor Whistles. absolutely pure Iiaue
The Baby Was Saved.

"One night my brothers. baby was
taken with Group" writes Mrs. j. Q,
Snider, OF Crittenden, KY. sit seem
ed 1t would strangle before we could
get doctor so we gave 1t DR.. King S
New Discovery, which gave quick re-
lief and permanently cured it. We
always keep 1t in the house to protect
our children from Group and Whoop
ing Cough. 1t cured me OF a ehron-
ic bronchial that no other remedy
would relieve" Infalliable for all
Coughs, colds. Throat and Lung Tron
bles. soc and $l.00. Trial bottles
free, at ]. Il. Tiffany, Jr's.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-17
Gold In the Black Hills.

The Burlington Route has recently
issued 4S-page booklet bearing the
title Mines and Mining In the Black
Hills"
The book is one which should be
read by every mining man in Colora-
do. 1t gives more information about
the mines in the Black Hills than has
ever before been placed between Two
covers. A copy Will be miled free
upon application to the VI iersigned
The Black Hills need Colorado men
and money. Several OF the shrewd-
est men in this state have already In
vested heavily in the Hills. The re-
suits so far have been more than sat
isfactory. The completion OF the
Burlington's new line to the North
west brings the Black Hills within a
nights ride OF Denver. You can
leave Denver tonight and be In Dead
wood or Lead City tomorrow after
noon. G. w. VALLERY,
General Agent. Burlington Route,
Denver. Colo.
Now Are Your Kidneyss
DIR, Hobbs sparagus pills all kidney Ills. Sam
Jle free. Acd Sterling ltcmedy Co. Chicago or N.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-17

nasty. which ruled the country until
the male line became extinct in 1909.
The house of Arendt Person is
Larsen has been removed. and a lit
tie temple has been erected upon it's
site, which bears this inscription.
Gustavus Eriksson Vassa
while in exile and wandering in
Dalacarlia with view of stir
ring up the people to fight for
Fatherland and Freedom, was
saved by the presence of mind of
a Dalecarian woman. and so es-
cape. the troops sent by the Ty-
rant to arrest him. This monu-
ment is gratefully erected by the
Swedish people to their Liberator.
The cellar in which Vassa was con
cealed still remains and may be en-
tered by short flight Of steps. The
nap door which covered him has also
been preserved. Within the monu-
ment are three large paintings, one
representing Gustavus disappearing
into the cellar, and Margit bringing
her ale vat to cover the trap door;
the second the house of Person, and
the third the field in which the run
ners overlook Vassa. The latter pic
ture was painted by King Charles XIV.
one of Vassas s descendants, who it ap-
pears was an accomplished artist.
Mora is the residence of Zorn, the
cradle time in Chicago and painted
portraits of Mrs. Potter Palmer and
several other Chicago people. His
cottage lies under the shadow of a
beautiful old church. one of several in
this locality designed by Tessin. a
French architect, who built the royal
palace at Stockholm.
Although the people in this local
ity are very conservative and seldom
leave their homes, there is scarcely a
family that has not some kinship
with the United States; scarcely a
cottage from which some young man
or woman has not set forth for the
new world and carried with him the
sterling character, the industry. the
frugality that makes the peasants of
Dalecarlia a distinctive class. The
district is densely populated. The
people have large families and the
little farms are too small to support
and to furnish employment for the
gradually increasing numbers. So it
becomes necessary for the younger
sons, when they reach the years of
manhood, to seek other fields of use
fulness, and they prefer the north
western part of the United States,
Minnesota, the Dakotas, Iowa and
Wisconsin, where the climate and
other conditions are more similar to
those of Dalecarlia than can be found
elsewhere.
When a young man goes on jour
ney it is an important event, even if
it takes him no further than Stock
holm. but when he sets out for the
new world it is an occasion worthy of
Pile of the neighborhood assemble at
the railway station or at the boat
landing to see him off, bringing clus-
ters of flowers, packages OF cake and
other little contributions to his com
fort and honor. The pastor, or the
lansman Uhe highest magistrate)
makes little speech of farewell and
the people close around the traveller
and give four cheers instead of three.
Then everybody shakes hands. His
Intimate friends embrace him and
his mother and sisters hang upon his
shoulders.
We witnessed the departure of a
citizen of Orsa for the iron regions OF
Lake Superior. He had held posi-
tions of Importance here, was well
known to the entire community and
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-17
TELEGRAPH NEWS.

LEADVILLE, Oct. 14.-This city is
much excited today over the tragic
event of yesterday.
Jesse Sherman. an old and respect
ed citizen, owns a ranch four miles
from town. Yesterday he and his
wife thought they would drop out to
the farm. look over the place and in
cidentally shoot some pigeons. Ar
irving at the ranch, Sherman found a
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-17
He Must Confess.

Dear Sir; | used the White Wine
of Tar Syrup you sent me. and must
confess derived more benefit to my
lungs from it than from any remedy |
ever tried, and cheerfully recommend
it to anyone having any kind of lung
trouble. Yours truly,
A. NJ. HUMPHREY,
Minister of Baptist Church
Trilla, Coles Co, III.
For sale by j. l.. Parsons.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-17

The excitement incident to travel
ing and change of food and water of
ten brings on diarrhoea, and for this
reason no one should leave home
without bottle of Chamberlain s
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
For sale by j, L. Parsons.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-17
THE DUTY OF GOOD CITIZENS.

The elective franchise does some
thing more than confer privilege or
IA right. II imposes a duty.
When men respond to their country 3
call to arms to resist aggression or
invasion they are called patriots, and
they who refuse. although physically
able to serve, are denounced as re
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-17
Stepped Into Live Goals.

when child burned my foot
frightfully," writes w. Fl. Eads, of
Jonesville, Va. which caused horri-
BILE leg sores for 30 years, but Buck
Inns Arnica Salve wholly cured me af-
ter everything else failed" lnfalli-
BILE for Burns. Scalds. Cuts. Sores.
Bruises and Piles. Sold by J. e. Til
fany, Jr.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-17
a o. r.,,o, wh,.l,-. ar. wholesome
What's Your Face Worth !?

Sometimes a fortune, bu. never, If
you have a sallow complexion, jaun.
diced look, moth patches and blotch-
es on the skin---all signs of liver ,rou.
BILE. But DIR. Kings New Life pills
give clear skin. rosy checks. Rich com
plexion. Only 25 cents at J. V, Tiff
fany. Jr's drug store. /,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-17
TO Throw Good Money After Bad

will but increase my pain " If you have thrown
away money for medicine that did not cure.
now begin taking Hoods Sarsaparila the
medicine that never disappoints.
Hoods Pills cure sick headache digestion
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-17
chamberlain's Cough Remedy savee
His Boys Life.

81 believe I saved my (nine-year-
Old boys life this winter with Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy says A. NJ.
Hoppe, Rio Creek, Wis. "Ie was so
choked up with Group that he could
not speak. gave 1t to him freely
until he vomited and in n short time
he was all right" For sale by j, L..
Parsons
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-17

Educate Your Bowels with CMacarets.
Candy catbartic. cure constipation forever.
i0c. 23c II G. c. {. fail, druggists refund money.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-17

Now Are Your Kidneyss
DR. Hobbs sparagus Pills cure all kidney Ills. Sam
Jle free I'D. Sterling Itcmedy Co. Chicago or N
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-17
A Word to Travellers.

e.o.rAylorwhistis. restore wasting vitality
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-10-03

careful to give it out that the gland was
under it's control. In fact we know of at
least one instance where employees of the
company but a short time ago ordered a
bunch of sheep to be moved away from
the camp where they were located, be-
cause they were on land held by the
company under lease from the state.
THE AcANTHA has referred to this
matter of state selections. and leases a
humber of times during the past two
years and the county commissioners Of
this county caused the following to be
spread upon the minutes on March 10th
1900:
Board then entered a protest to the
State Board of Land Commissioners
against the selecting and leasing of large
tracts of land IN the thickly settled por-
tons of the County"
We believe that the state land board
is housekeeping to serve the state in
situations, but also believe that it's sys-
tenn of selections and leases is SO far a
detrimeat to the development of the state
as to be a menace to the very ~institu-
tions which the board is ~endeavoring to
protect. In speaking of this matter in
the issue of March 9th 1900 the AoANTHA
said:
eff the land was. selected in blocks of
not more than 160 acres, with a reason
able interval between the various selec-
tions, SO as to allow locations. by pros
pective home builders, the state institu-
tions would be benefited to a greater
extent than they are by the present sys-
tenn"
That was over a year and a half ago
and the matter has been discussed very
generally since then but we have seen
no argument presented that tends to
change the opinion which we advanced
at that time. We believe that the set
tiers On the strip will be pleased upon
reading the above letter and we trust
that when the state land agent drops ir
upon them he will respect them in theil
struggle to establish homes in this here
tofore unsettled country and demon.
strate his solicitude for the state insti
buttons by disturbing them not in Their
efforts to acquire assessable property.