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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-10

A favorite joke in cheap theatricals
is gay cid man who is running
around after the young and pretty
girls. It's not true to nature. Young
and pretty girls soon tire Of an old
man. They do not pay him any atten-
ton and say things that hurt his feel
ings. Old men are rarely gay. but they
are usually biiious.-Atchison Globe.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-10

1llS6d . WfSxtH " UaSpsr unsR wulys
roses and sn0wballs and was three fest
In diameter. The card attached to q
broad purple ribbon fastened to the
wreath bore the inscription simply,
'cThe President"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-10
Lost Her Way ON the Prairies.

Cheyenne, wy, May 10.-Being near.
sighted, Mrs. Andrew T. Clark, wife
Of a well known Cheyenne contractor
lost her way while Waking on the
prairie near here on Wednesday. She
spent that night on the prairie and has
arrived at a ranch twenty miles north
Of the city, exhausted, having been
thirty hours without food.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-10

Kaslo. B. C.. May 10.-A snowslide
half mile wide at Washington mine
buried Sandy Mcdonald and Fl. Powers
under twenty feet Of snow. The buried
men were rescued alive. though badly
injured. The avalanche destroyed the
hotel. store. blacksmith shop and barns
and killed, twenty head Of stock.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-01

the United States army 10 the
Philippines. He has the distin-
guished honor Of having estab-
lished the FIRST American telephone
system in the city Of Manila.
The relay Office is located ON
the frst floor in the west end Of the
building. The mechanical super
insendent's Office will be on the
same floor. just across the hall.
Superintendent Gains Offices are
located on the second floor over
those Of the mechanical suPefin-
tendent. and Engineer Morse over
the relay Office. All sf the Offices
will be connected by telephone
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-01
os sesa..,s psys.

A Chicago man has observed that
Goods deeds are better than real
estate deeds-some Of the lattes
are worthless. Act kindly and
gently. show sympathy and lend
helping hand. You cannot posi-
bly, lose by it," Most men apple
ciste a kind worn and encourage
ment more than substantial help.
There are persons in this com.
munity who might tSuthiully say
"My good friend, cheer up. A
few doses Of ChamberIain's Cough
Remedy will rid you OF your cold.
and there is no danger whateves
from pneumonia when you use
that medicine. II always cures.
I know it for it has helped me Out
many time" Sold by all drug
gists.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-01
ss,.,., sss s.,se..

Ed and Hubert Appiegate were
severely burned about the face aud
neck on Friday by gas explosion
in the new we'll recently sunk on
the Applegate farm adjoining town.
A vein OF pure soft water was en-
countered at a depth OF 1877 feet.
The accident was caused by one OF
the boys lighting match to note
the rise OF water in the hole. The
explosion threw both OF them some
distance from the well aud burned
Eds face SO severely that he
is still confined to his home. The
gas find caused considerable ex-
citement in town, and started
anew the talk OF putting down =
deep test hole. II gas could be
found in sufficient quantities for
commercial use. as seems probable
at this distance from the coal
fields, the discovery would be OF
more value and benefit to Lamar
than fifty oil wells. - Lamar
Sparks.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-01
Death Of a... W. W. oe~s.

Rev. Willis w. Dowd. formerly
pastor OF the Presbyterian church
Of this city. died in Middletown.
Conn, September rs. 1909. Of
cerebral hemorrhage. For several
years Mr.. Dowd has been a
sufferer from brain disorder. which
at last eliminated in his death.
From i8o7 until 1894. Rev
Dowd was pastor of the First
Presbyterian church OF La Junta
and was much beloved by the peo-
pie Of this city. During his So
iourn here he raised the money 10
build the manse. which was erect.
ed shortly after his resignation
and removal from La Junta. The
Pueblo Presbytery passed resolu-
tions on his resignation from the
pastorste which were greatly to
Mr.. Dowd's credit.
The funeral was held At his
home in Rockfali, Conn, on Fri
day September Ie. 1904. DR..
Hazen and Rev. Mr.. Allender.
respectively OF Middletown and
Middleheld. conducting the ser.
vices. There was large attend
ance. The interment took place
in East Berlin, Conn.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-01
oRDEs OF NOTICE. rHERzos.

D11rRscT or CoLIoaApo. -
On this sssh day - Sspssmtss A. D., isoa-
Orb~red by sks Court. That . hesrinG hs
~ on The sens On shs 18th day q Dssossr
6 h.nkrupasy. q Roo1 No. "a q iks Rsi.
sesl Buildfng ~ Pasblo. II aid Dissriet. ~
o'esesk !. sorsecoe snd .a.s .estes
rHl, nsvsIapss printed In said dissrSct,
aS1 thst all ksows eseaisoss ssd ofhee psr-
as1 place assd sSog e.ssss, II ssy dizzy have.
- granted
Ard Il l. fursher Ordered By she Couvs,
eAna s.id Refsrse shail ssssd by MALL TO ~!
kno~n eredisors, copies u aid pstitioo and
this order. addrs>sed 20 thsm q theis paaee>
of re.tdence ~ stated.
witness, Tks Hososabis Moss Hsiires.
Suds~ Of she said court, and the sal there
q, At Pueblo, In aid district, % the sssh
IsraLI CHARLES ". BISHOP. Clerk
By GAkpSKE II. GnExHH. Dsputy Clerk.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-01

THE mammoth oil refinery at
Overton, six miles from Pueblo.
is being dismantled, and the ma
chinesy will be taken to Boulder.
where it will be used in an oil re-
finesy to b established there.
The refinery has not been used for
several years, and was built 70 re.
fine the oil from the Florence
field, which was conveyed there
BY an immense pipe line. The
establishment Of the rsdnery at
Boulder will more than doubls the
value of the psoducs d the Otssc
snd Bradford u wells, which are
bogh ownsd by Oteso ceanty
eapital. Hev long vii 4 b BE-
ioss N eil ssGnssy = eetahlishsd
IN L. Justaf Qsisa sabs3
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-01
Swmmsss.

STATE OF COLORADO
In the Dissrict Court d the Third judicial
La. Anim.. aud :sa.s Of Colorado "
Right. is Dis.ries No. 800 i. % pssision s q
Ramon Aneda ~ als-. No. SlS.
r. 1reestnx TO 81 p.r.o,s. - p.9siss SnS 20 ' ssr
shove entitled eaa.e. aud sheir sSccs.sors
Wssrea., % tho Ind day Of september.
laos. 10 the above eourt and ln the shoye en-.
W.:s. g;prsY ssoda..d, Al...sd.r T.y.
tsressed II ths petorify of vst.r rieAts In
re.sstiae Ard siisgi4s that In IT, above sS-
tit!ed esisss thee tke sctsoo Of 3. L Camp
he'll e .gseial iSass. !. pa:.inF, rpc. sx-
rsisrss, ssd kis sstioa /. rssdsrins = nv ~h.s
pusposts TO b . Ansl decrss In tie above
~.. sssos"ssls .SIi sss sss voId .sd . H ;I..% NO ec
:sd ssu.s hss sos hsss s.siiy dsssrnissd
soa1s Ut sAss &. :ssa s.a.s iss s ssnsf.s ISE "a
- y ~ s e .sI g p. -. spe: e. ..
.aks s.d seSsr = . W valid dserss & ssiS es"ss
upos ~ evidsecs, Andings ssA report cs
&c e.so-s, Il ss: sssS.: !. -. s
Ard .Ss.sss. 2. ~ isnd day q sspssn.
ssated . ths. s.id eoars, L iss crsiersa 81
eOurt .tAat said causs 30 rs-doekssed Ard
tAat ths Motor q hsasing sxsspeioas to IL
report 0f tAe F0fosOs tAsfseososo nlea In sAid
eaSsss and tho maseeP Of roul3srin9 \ 6naj
deeree tksfetp -, aed the same wan, ~ Sus
the 1zte day u OgtOh.or, A. D. Nh, 1t ths
cours houss u. Trinia.A, is H. enansy q
Les Aainas asd seate oe Cnscsedo.
Ard Y gas furtSsr osSsrsd By H. eoays
rive. Sirssssl . I'll rssssss wao ver.
passiss In tks shovs eatisIed esssss ssd slsSss
sae.e.ors b. lneees.e, ~ pahlisseaoe foe /
PssSod ~ e lsa.a = aays psioe n d. aay q
Yoa viI1 sAssS = tsks nseiss, tAse upo~
~ s1eA day ot Oseohsr. 4. D. -, q a
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t1oqs - a1sDune1 q, ya1l pFpsPsd % soo1sa
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La Junta tribune., 1902-10-01
sss.,.es.s ess,.,s. =. o,ssas.ss.

n fHs MATTER OF MILTON Z. nAsslOR,
Z nashrspe. 4 h.sks-EsH. -.
sh0 Dissrtes CooFt of ~ Cuiee1 6eaa6s fos
49, Disssiee a C01osnao.
eoassy Of OssFo, ssA asss ofCoaoss4o ID
- DsssSes, rs.esssfully rspsss.sss ths! @
tke f3sh day a Aagssst ises paea, - wae auly
gsss rsiati.g 10 ssekTupssy; tAaa - ~
daily sussssdssea an y. prossstX asa rsghe:
e propsssy. s.d Aas fully eo.psi.d via ell
ueAee of shScouss sosehing his 6AAkyupsey:
Whsrsf0sO - psays tAes - 1ay - 6seresA
III esbts provahas agaisss hle csaass undss
satd haskraps sees. exnspe such dst'es - arc
snsspssd By law froD sosA disehqS9o.
MILTON b. BAsAOR, Bankrupa.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-01

The city council Of La Junta
has passed the ordinance provid-
ing for the issue Of Sioo, 600 water
bonds, and approved the bid ol
Blankenship Bros, for the erec-
ton Of their new city hall. the
contrac, price for the hall being
Ss,o7s. The work Is to be com.
menced at once. These are two
much needed improvements in La
Junta and her city council Is show.
ing wisdom in making provisions
t. meet them At ouce.-Fowlel
Tribune.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-01
ss,Ies 10, 1.s,,ess,e..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ fo'losinx named ssttler has aied nosics
port Of bis claim, ard that aid proof Vii
t,r made bcforr Clerk District Court, as Il
Iuntn, Colo, ON Drsol..s -, isD.. vi1: Dan
lei W. BFunk. n. z. No. tfs5s for the Sw,s
S~r. 3, 7. - &. r. IS ".
He names tho following visnessr. to provs
bis continuous resisseeoe upon and eultiva-
\; Aii:a. Jamcs Hirsen. Frank 7. Lewis, ail
OF La Junta, Colo
J. r. GORDON. Register.
Hirst qualifications Set,s entsrv 4 lAn.
Last puhltcatton Octoher 9, iae.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-01
ssmmsas.
STATE OF COIORADOt.

STATE oY CoL0RADOts
Dsssries @ q coissaso. % % viii. III % ssS so9 "a ssas
In .S- mss.sr Of prior..i.. os water rishs. In
fhe P~opss Of the STATE of Colorado 20 all
persoss, assnrtasiosss and corporations In
I: :. w:,.. . r S'se e. ss.: an:
all o~ners snd corsnmsrs OF water. greet-
lag:
a:y o. July, 1850. J. O.hoIae 4 soes Ipr-s.nt;:
s.n.s. Ts. Iai: . ;ss :.,1 ;s; & 4>.s 4 az
sIs tine Tor iSs ss.rins y proof II .arsSss :;
ssid di,sE, ssd, es sss isss Sssof jais, isis,
the prayer q sAsd petifioa VS. granssA sa9
e Not order q 93sSs .r..tirx tue prayer ss.s.os.
sT%4E s1 iiis y b ,eoiSkADo,,.
Ths o-borss DitrR. In Ckamhsrs ~ TraaidsA.
hi. nais.r sos.ias % for hsarias in
sPpsarins % 70 :.s sc cSas, S e ss.. sps,ssssos s .
q pctisioasrs fnr . hearing is the matter Of
b.ss . paase. % asa % sS:: q .,sss 70
4 !. ordered th.s sSs pssiiiossss hrssis al.
!" ss % r coar. e B.s. Coz Count; Csi
s.do, ssd . hsarins thereoa ort3ered on the
s s.s e s. as e a.. sn:' .sT
Rent County. Colorado. dirseti.g ali p.rsoass.
s..orintions sad sosy'or.sio.. inssrsssed -
said Water Dissrics No. Il. and 70 III osasrs
and consumers Of water. TO b. ard appear NJ
said Court on such day ard als assy state
suent or claim under oath, for or against
sy sny priority or right q x.ser agpropria-
publicstloa and I,ostiag u ths noticea In
sneh cases upoa payment Of all es,ses BY
tsisDsdj JESSE 3. NoRrHcpTr.
Judge.
That the relief whi~h viii iss sossshs b. shs
satd getiiioaer. 4 to hare . dscrer OF prior
hy for the OshOraa Ditch. Which is sow
owned BY petitiooers, Of date the fist day of
ApeiI, 4. d. lsso. ~ vill more fully appear
frOm the pesition and ssatsmsut on ale with
the Cscsk Of aid Coart. TO which said s.sti-
vioh and statement referwncs u here msds.
Ard you arr fusthes sosidsd to he ard
apteas at said Court On thu sth day Of Mo-
ssnbss. iar, to AIs any sfasemeut or claius
under oath for or against any priority Of
ssSch ditch
tsAALl FRANK KREYBILI..
Clerk, District Court.
v. r. GIBSON, Attorney for Pstitionsrs-
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-01
ae,,e. u Aee,,s...e. ~ e..,s....

NOTICE Ov vAPPLICATIONO OF GUARDIAN
~ FOE order Of tke county court 20 ssll
real estate. Notire 10 hsreby xiven that
Olive n. Bagg. ganrdisa Of Calvin ". .BAx4,
minor child Of Willis r. RAxF. deceAs.d, vii
Colorado, on the sSrd day of Octoh,er A. b.
1907, aakiaS for an order Of the said eoars
the Interest Of sni.i minor. In and 10 Lots. II,
Is. ". II aud - la Block ~ In The eity OF L.
Junsa. Otero Counfy. Colorado.
OLIVE u. BAGG,
Guardian of Calvin ". Baxv. . minor.
MARIAN y: NIr.LEn. Attornry for Guardian.
first puhltcaft0n. Octohes !, 1pnl
Last puhlkcatioa. Oefoher =. tNc.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-01
nsw ss.t. Fs once s.Ilsias

The new Santa Fe Office build
ing Is nearly completed, and the
relay Telegraph station is already
qusrtered in the new structure.
although not as yet in complete
working order. There are eigh-
teen men employed in the relay
Office. with E. z. Fisher a man.
agef; {. H. Addison, traffic chief;
c. 7. Whit,en. night chiei, and
F. H. Jones, late night chiei.
Manager Fisher says that when
everything is arranged and in good
working order he will have one Of
the best. most complete, up-to-
date Offices in the country, equip
ped with all the latest electrical
appliances used in telegraphing
The Office has = hfty-wire spring
jack switch board of the vefy
latest type. three quadruplex in-
instruments and one duplex. In
the cellar there is . battery oi
1000 cells. The ONCE handles
on an average Of 4o.oo messages
= week-ail railroad business be-
tween L.os Angeles and Chicago.
The Western Uaion Office. for the
transation Of local railroad and
general business is still located Il
the old quarters in the depo,
building. foar opSsasors being EN-.
pioyed.
NJ. Fisher y an expert eise-
tTician, and mot long ago WAS con-
neetsd with the signal cosps oi
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-01

Or days" in Colorado there is
no ending, the latest invention in
this line being that OF "Sugar
Day." which will be celebrated in
Sugar City. Saturday. October
18th. The sugarites OF our north
ern Otero county metropolis are
making elaborate preparations for
the eveat and are determined to
make it ahuge success.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-01
THE SURE WAY.

10 peevst Pheumoaia and Consumption is "a
ens. your cold = hse y arss apy,esss. Aeters
ensilsh ee0o1y sili stop tks cough In .
Always quick ard sure cure fos Asakna.
br oechifis- and all throat aud lang froubacs.
% y T. az. % sot s.si.iy yca y, ,h: drns3sss WI s.ili
sample. ". u. H0oxEs . Co. Buffalo, n. Z.
For sale by 7. C. Coismsn. Ph. q.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-01
aes,ee 81 f,.s, sesslsms.s.
n THE nArrKs OF TaE Estate or L

IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF IL
1 Bins, aecsrssd. Nosice is hrr~by given.
d. 1897, hsiug on< Of the regular days Of the
getoher term Of ths county coars of Os~ro
County, In the Stats of Color ado, /, G. =.
Thompson. Adninissrasos of sstd estate. viii
appear befoes tbs Jndgs Of said court. pre-
sent my hnal settlement suek aAministra-
then apply to 10 di.charxed - ssrk sdminis-
TRAITOR. AZ which time aid plac- sny per.on
sioss i. | 10 sh. .sm. II any ,hsr. @ bc. o''s''
Dated at La Junta, Colorado, September
d, iS0e.
G. $. THOMPSON.
Administrator Of the estate Of Ii Bing, de-.
deaaed.
First puhlieasios September q, iaoc.
Last publication October Is, 1919.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-01

IT has been / very prosperous
season for cantaloupes in Bent
county. Prices have ranged much
higher than in the previous years.
The output this season was hfty.
four cars as against thirty-one for
last year. The shipping season
closed this week.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-01
INDIGESTION.

l. ths cause Of mors di.cosnfors than any
osns. :,i%snad y you .ss ~ ~ saia.. thu,
arr disirs.srd. Aehsv.s tyses esic Tssises
viii make your dieessina psyfecs ard prs-
vent Dysprpsia and Its attendant disAgrss-
ah,e sympto0a You csu safely eat any-
thing, at any time, " you take osse OF fhesa
t.b!ets nfs.r~ard. Sold By eli drn6xista
refunded II you sre mot sasis6sd. Send 20
us for free sample. ". II. HooGRn . Co.,
Ra6.io. n. 7. Por sale BY 7. C. Coltnan,
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-01

REPUBLICANS OF Otero county
have done we'll. They have been
most fortunate in their selections
OF candidates. and 60 into the
campaign with every confidence
OF success. - Pueblo Chieftain.
Yea, verify.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-01
EXCHANGE STABLE

Gransda street. ose block west os court
boarding bustss~. aud buy ed ssll hornss
md csttls. Recommendations arst elnsa.
shes .o~s aorc so..s old ~. ssa 49, ], sSss
Telsphose toi. Calls answered day os nigAs.
LIKES q SON, Peopsietoes.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-01

LAJusTA sss o.sssissS ..d issosp-os.s.d
of Colorado. AaseA d, issi. On April :, fsu1.
Il hseasne city of tbs sseoad elias. Popa.
iati0a. ilclu1ing axl1itioas. about 40
sewers, Holly satsv wOsks ouped by city.
ea1ains f.rtory. largest h.sek Rt.nt u ths
santa Re payroll s,.d IL . thriving, iadussss-
ous and psospeTosss community.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-01

s>DU1KzDs UIREOTO1Y<,
sAnks.


THE LA JUKrA sTATR BANK.
4 eeesral bsnling businsss transscssd.
Capital stock &DNdo. 6arplus elO00 r.
Prssi3ssi. d. d. Wiaessii, Cazhisr. ~
Jussa. Colorado.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-24
Personal Mention


James Townsend Of Visalia is guest
OF the Commercial hotel.
Miss Mary L. Bartleson of Florence
is a guest at the Eibbey home.
DR.. J. ]. Fleming of Wickenburg *
in the city a witness before the grand
jury.
Mrs. 3. s. snider CT Congress juno
ton registered al the Commercial hotel
yesterday.
7. r. DarnalI. wife and child, of Hill
side registered at the Commercial hotel
yesterday.
The following are recent arrivals at
the Sixth Avenue hotel: J. c. Keefer,
wife and child, OF Milwaukee; L. Z. c.
Hinkley of Denver. Cello; Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Cannon of Chicago.
Among those registering at the Com
mercial hotel yesterday were: L. g.
Leonard, Chicago; D. J. Shea, Jerome;
F. RouX. San Francisco; T. A. Lewis.
st. Louis; c. L. Bundy. Santa Monica:
D. II. Hug. La Cananea; Mrs. W. p.
Macarthur and Hattie Merritt, Phoenix:
and 1. W. Gardner, Les Angeles.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-24

could descant upon the streets of gold
and the walls of jaspar and the gates
of pearl to q seemingly unlimited ex-
tent.
One morning just preceding a big
battle this chaplain had joined the
colonel and, in view of the coming
fight, was urging upon him to be pre-
pared to walk the golden street" He
was listened to respectfully, but silent
ly. by that officer as they continued on
ward toward the front. After a time
they came to where the bullets COM
menced to be heard droning overhead
and clipping through the trees, drop
ping twigs uncomfOrtably near.
We'll" said the chaplain, holding up
his horse and looking about. Il don't
suppose l can be of any service out
here: | reckon III be getting back"
"Oh. ! see answered the colonel
you are not personally anxious to
view the New Jerusalem this morn
ing,'-New York Commercial.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-24
Registration closes in a few days.
GREAT GARDEN ONCE A SWAMP

Holland. Ind.-Although Chicago is
only fifty miles away, there is near
here, stretching off toward Indianapo-
lis. the largest swamp farm in the
weird. 1t is made up of more than
10000 acres. which Il decade ago was
nothing but the great Kankakee and
IroQucis swamps, and absolutely un-
productive and only slightly explored.
The owner is 3. J. Clifford of Kanka-
k1e, who. not satisfied with the land
he has now, is negotiating with Nelson
Norris. the Chicago packer. fer % 600
acres the Chicago man owns adjoining
the former swamp land.
Gifford's attention was first attracted
to the swamp by the remark of a real
estate man of Jasper county, who said
all of the north part of the county was
good for nothing, except to trade to
suckers sight unseen. When Clifford
offered So an acre for 5000 acres in the
very center of the swamp, the owners
unloaded on him in hurry
The soil had been growing rich for
centuries through the decay of vege-
Ia bic matter and Clifford started to
drain it. Il was found it would b.
useless to rely on the Kankakae fol-
CIe mag SO UTetS6S W ere put AT NOl II
cutting through the divide and taking
advantage of a slight fall of eleven feet
to the Ircquois river. twenty miles to
the southwest.
1t has been only in the last few years
that any of the great tract was put
under cultivation. Last year Their
were 5000 acres under cultivation:
this year the area will run to 20.0O(
acres and the remaining 1900 acres
vii! be under the plow in another fly,
years.
Giffords crops last year raised OF
the 1890 acres, were worth a third OF
Il million dollars. He raised so man!
carloads of onions that the railroad
which he has built to all parts of his
farm. and by which he moves his crops
became known as the onion route.
He is now building north to the Chi
cego outer belt railroad. and within {;
year or so he will have his own direct
line into Chicago. In running his lin,
into Chicago he is paving the way 70,
the development of his plan to become
the greatest factor in ChicaEo's pro
dUce market He wants to cut this
great farm up into truck patches o.
twenty. thirty and even forty acres ant
devote it all to the cultivation of Vege
/ tables and to dairying.-New Yorl
> Comm erciaI
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-24
IRON SPRINGS PICNIC.

y good time and a big crowd are
now the indications for the Sunday
school picnic next Saturday to Iron
Springs. Word has been received from
the Springs that the weather is perfect,
snow all gone and ground dry. The OK
cUrsion Will leave the Santa Re depot
ct $50 a. m. sharp, local time. make .
quick run and give four or five hours
at the Springs. There will be plenty
Of accommodations for everybody and
a good time is assured. The tickets are
enc sale ut L. L. Plank's, H. A.
Diehl's, the Valley bank and the Phoe-
nix Abstract company. The train will
stop at Glendale and Alhambra.