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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19
FleTd and Farm Pointers for
Farmers.


In making sausage have known good
women who could guess correctly the
proporlion Of seasoning required, yet it
10 safer and better to weigh the meat
6ssf aud put about one pound Of salt,
thrso ounces Of pepper aud half a pint
OF pulverized sage to forty pounds.
Recently had the pleasure Of visiting
tne home Of an old friend who has final
ls gsmo ~ o. as llsws y ths ids,
farmers home. He has apleudld
dwelling aud other buildings. His back
yard lie as line as hia front lawn and
either would vie with any city lawn.
He has a place Tor everything aud every
thing 10 its place. ais water system is
just right ami be is Hxed 70 enjoy life.
can see no reason why otheys, Eore
opulent than he. can lot enjoy the same
thing. They could il they would.
Ono oi his neighbors told me he was
quitting on too much style for farmer
and told him be was doing the very
4hing he ought to do.
Some farmers are in the habit Of
hauling manure into the field ard
piling it up in heaps to await distribu.
tion when there is time TO attend to it,
This is deplorable practice. as there is
some soluable matter constantly forming
which is leashed through into tho soil
underneath. The consequence is that
Tor four or i've feet under and around
the leap the land is rich to surteit,
while on account OF the manure being
robbed OF its iertilizing elements. the
land on which il is afterwards spread
is but little benefited. The time to
haul out manure is as soon az it is made.
The iims to distribute 1t is as soou as
Aauied out and il there is any choice of
sessons for the performances Of these i'm
pOrtant duties, winter is best. The
theory that manure should ripen before
being distributed has long since been
exploded. 10 allow The manure heap to
stand ua.d decUmpose iu the open ali, ,is
q willful wssie OF much Of it's valuable
q uahliaa.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19
1Re President Not Particularly
Favorable

Delegate B. s. Rodey. Of New Mexico.
headed delegation Of prominent myn
OF the territory who called upon the
presidaut last Saturday TO urge him to
USE bic influence to secure the passage
through the senate Of the omnibus
statehood bill. Members Of the delega-
tion presented strong arguments in sup
port oi their request. The president
IranAly informed the delegation that he
was not particularly favorable TO the
admission Of Arizona aqd New Mexico
70 statehood at this time and ls under
stood 10 have expressed sorns doabt
whether admission could be passed at
the present session Of congress-,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19

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Juan A, Jaquez ard Grsgorio Jaquez, Pitts


In the DISCREET court Of the First. Judicial
District Of New Mexico for tho county oi
San Juan.
The said defendants, Juan A Manzanares e,
al are hereby notified that q complaint has
for the county Of san Juan Territory aforr.
paid, that being thecOurt In which isaid caau
ia pending, by aaid plaintiffs Juan a. Jnquez
aud ureKorio Jaquoz the general object az said
tain real estate situated in the county ~ San
Juan az will more fully appear BY reference 1 q
the complaint uiea ia sad cause. aud that
cause on or boioro the twuntieih day ~ JHn-
uafy 1903, judgment will DO rendered against
you in said cause by default Plainnds an.
turney. GRANVILLE Pendleton, post oiire ad.
dress LztcO ~ nj.
in wines whereof. have horaunto act my
hRnl ana seal "i saii QUIT ut Santa Fe, New
AuGlcO, tlis lat day nf D8u8muar. A Id IQQ2
lseaiJ A. NJ BER0ERE, Clerk.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19
Hospital P0F Treatment Of Grip
pied GhIIdren.

A Philadelphia dlspsich suys that pr
Frederick MOhler, assistant to Professor
Adulph Lorenz, the famous Austrian
Surgeon nho Is visiting this city, to-day
c0nhrmed the reports from Chicago
that au orlh0pedic hospital is TO be es-
thblished in this county and that he
GMuhler9 would be AZ the head OF the
hnsiituiion. Professor Lorsnz was
asked 81 the hospital was 10 bs endowed
by Mr.. Armour Oi Chicago, who brought
the surgeon here 10 lrest bis daughter.
au reply Professor LoreI.z auidi "lf we
mAka the ;ntle ones walk, their parents
will soc that our hospitul does not Ruf-
iisr Tor support"
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19

The Denver and Rio Grando Will mako a
special rate OF one fare plus 800 for the
round trip to Chicago for the International
Live stock Exposition, Nov. 30 and Dee. Isl aud
2nd, with q inal limit leaving Chicago Dec.
The International 1.-Two Stock show Is tho
greatest in the world and this year it is prom
iaed thar It will be greater and largos than
ever before, Special attontionls being paid
TO the range cattle exhibit aud with the un-
usually large premiums being offered, there
viii be q strong competition from tho West
and more than usual interest 10 the event See
your ticket agsut and engage accommodations
early.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19

Pensions have been granted to Daniel
Truman, of Aztec, San Juan county, el2
month, and to Guadalupe S. Garcia,
OF Springer, Colisx county, IS month.
"This is the season when childreh
grow happier from dreams OF Santa
Claus, while parents kiss dollars good.
by ane wonder what they viii eat in
January"
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19

Miss Perle Psndletou entertained,
Friday evening, 10 honor OF her sister,
Miss Diva Peudleton, Of Durango.
Ping Pong was the amusement. Ele
giant refreshments we're sreved aud al!
present reported ad slightful tine.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19

AT the meeting Of the Trans. Mississi.
ppl congress-, composed OF the statea
AID territories west OF the Mississippi
river, held at ST. Paul, MIMI, August
1922 1902, Among other matters. the
resolutions ON statehood for the Tersi-
tories we're as follows;
Resolved: That the fundamental
American pricipal OF self government,
as veil as evIry consideration Of justice
and equity, requires the immediate ad-
mission 10 the union Of tho Territory Of
New Mexico, which fully possesses the
population, character, resources aud
financial ability necessary 10 qualify il
for statehood.
Resolved; That we earnestly request
the Senate Of The United States to fol-
l0E. the example of tie mouse and pass
the Enabling act without question,
Resolved; That we urge upon con-
giess to admit the territory Of Arizona
into the Union as a sovereign state at the
very earliest possible moment. There
can be no question as to essential quail,
hcAtions.
Whereas: 1t has been brought to the
attention Of this Congress that the Ter
ritories, Oklahoma and the Indian Teri
tory desire to eater the Union as one
state.
II Is Resolved: That We favor the
early union OF these two territories to be
followed dt once by statehood, and that
il case the Enabling Act lie passed dur
log tue short session OF Congress, we rec
commend that the Indian Territory be
included therein, ia order that her peo-
pie may assist in framing the co1stitu.
tiCn aud establishing state institutions.
with few exceptions, the leaders Of
mankind come from the ranks Of the
comparatively poor and from the coun-
try. The reason seems to be that only
by struggle, by persistence in effort, is
adequate development reached. ."-Tellv-
ride Journal.
In this country Of unlimited resources
the boy with a strong body should de-
yeop strong mind. hence a strong nan,
not alone in physical sense but also IN
tellectually and morally. But the
boy who starts out 10 life hunting
for a soft job generally winds up On
very hard bed. Work everlasting and
sternal-is the price Of greatness, wealth,
health and accomplishments. When
God said. six days shalt thou labor
and do all thy work, be did not mean
that you could sit on the sunny side Of
houses, Whittle, and accomplish any
thing
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19

We need one hundred more thrifty
farmers and their families in these val.
leys to grow alfalfa anu gruin to feed
hogs, make butter, raise turkeys, chick
e@s, ducks, geese and other fowl. Our
markets are ualimited and the hest on
earth for these products. The home
supply bias never approached the le-
mand' Pork is seillog at 8 to 10 cents
per pound butter 30 to 50 cents per
pound, eggs 25 to 80 cents a dozen
chickens SO to 80 cents eacbaud turksye
l3 to 16 cents per pound Alfalfa makes
3 or more tons per acre the season
Hogs and fowls are without disease and
alfalfa makes hogs, fowls, milk, butter
and fat-and one hundred more farmers
aud their families. devoted to these. will
not approach supplying the demand.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19
Desert Land, : n.,l rroof.- Notice for

Desert Land, nal Proof. Notice for
Publication.
U. s. Land Ohlce, Santa Fe. Nm
September TO- 1902. /
Notice 10 hureby given that William u.
Williams uf AztuU San Juan county. n. M has
hlpd notice. uf Intention 20 make pruof ou
his dcaert-land claim No. $50 for ne NEl NET.
Se5. ~ 4. 80 ~ R II w. beforu the Probate
bef. IqU3
he names the following witnesses TO prove
ihe complete irrigation and reclamation ~
said land steven M. WaggOuer, lOlumbus II.
bgE err Steven Pool, James a. Juhnstono an of
Aztec, New Mexico.
"a MANuRL Il oTERo Register,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19

Some Of the dispatches indicate that
England and Germany may test the
Monroe doetrlne 10 the present VENUE
d collection scrap There is no reason
60 isar the results IL Dewey can got cut
at reach AZ the eables-lhe Monroe doc
trine will hold good.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19

"rhe startling discovery hss been
made that the revised statutes OF The
Unite States take of 40 pniire degree
uf UuNndoe Territory and attach the
urea TO New Mexlco.
IoVthet words. the Northern bound
afy u Sew Mexico aud the southern
boundary OF Colorado, fccording to the
official description 10 the new statutes.
overlap au eutire degree u latitude.
The boundary between the common
wsaliha has always been Rigen as the
87th degree and las nsver beea disputed,
Nov New Mexico's northern line is des-
cribed ts running along the 3sth paral.
lel
According 70 the latest statutes ou the
subject. q strip oi Colorado 60 miles
frpm north 20 south and 400 miles from
east 10 vest, belongs to New Mexico.
The counties lying wholly south Of
the 38lh degree are la rlata, Dolores,
Sar jnun, Moniezuma, Mineral, Ar.
chuleta. Coneios. Costila, Huerfano,
Lac Auimas ana Baca. while the soun.
tics which the line divides are Ssn Mig
ucl, Ouray. Hinsdalc, Saguarhe, Cusier
Pueblo. Oiero, Bent aud Prowers. IL
The matter gels ioa punt whore the
discrepancy between the statutes a1d
abe old survey 10 taken into ths courts,
ail u this immense area Of what was
Supposed 10 be part oi Colorado, viii
be veritable "No Mau's land until tie
dispute is settled.
The 35th parallel Of North latitude
passes through tho state in q line few
miles norlh Of La Junta aud telluride
and few miles south Of Lake CITY and
Ousay. II the revised statutes are to be
believed dozen important countiea, 10
which arO Included q portion Of tho fer
tilo Arkansas valley, almost the entire
San Luis valley, the rich mining region
Of The San Juan. snd other districts ot
equal imporiancs are al 10 New Mexi-
CO.
zig England and Germany have
s.,,,,,a1 ~, n littia Esna9usln MD t,s,,-
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19
Survey OF Brolectoa Railroad
Is Now Nearing oompletiOn.

Hon. W. S. Hupewel hus returned
from Durango. Colo, a.ye the Albu
querque Citizen, aud gave some more
definite information o. tbs survey OF a
proposed rsllroad iloc from Albuquer
que 20 Durango Colo, He eemp phusizsd
the fact that neither ae Sulta Fe
Central nor the Albuquerque Eastern
railways are directly inltrested ia the
project, but that nunht u Penney J.
wants capitalists are 10 bthk OF i,. aud
Mr. Hopewell 10 actiag b an advisory
oapaoily for lham. wao lsr the road
will be built or not witt depend very
much upon the report 81 ihe surveying
corps which is now within thirteen miles
u Durango A very grade baa
heer surveyed from the SAD Juan river,
which is croesed thirteen miles east OF
Farmingtou to Durauso The survey
strikes tho San juan rive. at The mouth
or Largo cauou aud cfcaeea it uear the
Ruins eanon Ia which luated an in-
,erestipg cliff dwelling wllpge. II pro.
cseds over the Bloomfield mesa 70 the
Auimas, striking the olufa y-eeat Aztec.
from which il proceeds a. a straight
liue to Durango Tbs rad from the
mouth o, Largo canon q Durango will
be at water level almost too entire die.
tanre.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19
\ SHOOTING Match.

At Aztec Dec, "a aud 25. Will shoot
for chickens and turkeys. The distance
will be is follows: 40yurds, oH haUd,
60 with rest; 200 yards at an eight inch
bulls eye and $50 yards at whole turkey
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19

Now when ID looks like We might got
statehood, Washington seems about TO
hill our chunees ly dumpng some 90
iuat want go give Durarg0, .6iYertOn
nnd all The uiheIs naiins lhat Aztn is
nning he lhe auliital.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19

a reward ~ ilu viii De- I.nlH b, 81 Arsi.rIa.
tiou 20 tul i4 raitn ur fUrfIt Ia flisinlf Irl ~
wAtion thnf alll lead o. iIn urusf ana cniitie.
Nun u Ant lHitnn nr ueftHna stealing. drIfinr
Hway nf Ninniunaly handling uny aiofk hfl ~.
lnt " Ani memifr ~ thif AaaociHiiun.
THE SAN JUAN COUNTY rA4-rf Is epo,V
hh4 ASSOCIATION on NEW NrrIfoi
. AlQnaftfrt 40 Aalpr| tan Iran t.unir h.m
Artig'i rirnhff' iifs Hru pfim NaL
irfa rtlf ~ 0nfre IIaniffI Trt......
thtlifa AtN4,H 81 NathIan. d II NfI.
2 4 ANftPa a14 dora tNiiof .lt CO.'S.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19

Last viii aud testemsnt Of David Callen.
deceased.
TO VIII lm 40 may concern.
Noilce % hHrehy given that H. g. Grove
Clerk pi TIE prubnte court 10 auc Or San Buau
County, Now MeNicn Territory have set the B.
day OF January 1903, ns the day for pruViuq the
llsl viii ana testemsnt OF said David allen.
Given under my band and the seal ~ said
cuurt this goth day uf November A. ID. 1902
lboalJ 4, rkONk. Probate Clerk.
BY Joa ProWitt, Dek ty.
Testamenta Yolunlad do David Cullan
huadu.
Kuinea importe;
For oata He da aViEo, quo so II. q. Grove.
kscrlban de Ia oorte pruebn de IA Coudado AZ
San Juan IerritrriO do NueFa Meiion. ha
nombrado January 5th 1902 como al dia dor
hrupado e taetamente Ultima Voultad de
David Calicn huadO
Dado balo mi mano sollo di dicho Corte
danusry A. ID. 1907,
l.. q. GROVE.
lheaI BY Jte fItV ltt Deputy
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19

Receipt for q good town: Closer or
ganization of hsr citizens for the up
building Of the town. better streets,
better pavementsi better roads leading
into the towns. These improvements
will bring other enterprises and altogeth-
or will add to our populationi and all
these will add largely to the Volums Of
the town's trade. This will bring other
prosperity, will build up hner and more
comfortable homes. Get TO gethers that
10 the hrst move to make.-Raton Ge-
zette.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19

The Omnibus statehood bill has been
laid over until Jan. s, 1913 Well, as &C
tion on New Mexico statehood has been
laid over for some City years guess we
can stand IL a whilo lonnnr.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19

Senator Bovofidge came 10 this torn
tory against statehood and sought .ueh
information aa would sustain bic d sires
sgardlaas q right or v5o0g
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19

Mrs U. s. CIR ant, the aged widow Of
General U S. Grant, died at her home
in Washington last Sunday l4th inst.
Her dsath was the reau Of heart fail
ure, superinduced by aee
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19
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Xmas comes but once a year.
You ought to remember a token of
some kind is always appreciated by
father, mother. brother or sister
and some times the Swee; Heart
don't object,
You can buy anything you want
at the Aztec Drug store.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19

Il does seem that resolutions, such as
we're passed b. tho mrans- Mississippi
Congress at 81, Paul 90 Angnst. coming
from such body Of Delegates, napresen.
ting half Of tho United States. ahould
have some eheoto the Senate in its
deliberations on the Omnibus state
hood bill nov bainre d,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19

Zig England aud Germany have
jumped on to little Venezuela aad pro-
pose to beat the atuhing out Of her il
she does not pay up, but your Uncle
George Dewey Is down there aud he
may have something to do himself, IL
the big powers 60 too far.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19

Ed Lazarus OF Durango, the clothing
to order man, is visiting the county
this week.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19

With Dave Day, boyro, mill tailiuga,
Van Colts, "Pore water 4 harley PAINT
er, the Telluride Joornal Mulduou
Kelly and scores Of other roubles dump
ed on us and made q part and parcel
Of ourselves, by this ebr.ngs in state
lines, San Juan county's greatness is on
the wane aud statehood gone
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19

The construction OF the proposed rail:
road from Albuquerque to Durango will
open splendid country to development.
A great part Of it is practically unknown
to the outside world, but includes some
u the best timber and mineral lands
10 the southwest and holds vast agri.
cultural possibilities. Such line
would mean very much 10 the future
growth and prosperity not only Of AL
hqquerQoe hpt 10 the whole territory
The capitalisisin b ack OF the PROPOSE.
tion would make no mistake in building
it.-Sauia Fe Now Mexican,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19
should Be Honest.

The Springfield, Mass, Republican,
one Of the leading papers ot New
Eugland, says'
"rhs merits OF the question aside. il
is cerlsin that from the political staud.
point, the Republican senators have no
justification for their opposition. since
the Republican party at the Phiiudel.
phA national convention OF 1900 adopted
this resolution. "Wo favor home rule
toruud heearly adnissio 10 statehood Il
the territories of New Mexico, Arizona
and Oklahoma"
III the pledges contained 10 platforms
merit any respect whatever. then the
Republicans are hound 70 pass the
statehood bill and not pootpone the
matter for another indefinite period.
But il that platform be waived and The
question be considered on lis merits.
i should at least be said that the Re.
puhiicaus ought to keep out Oklahoma .
II they are determined to keep out the
other two.
ITO admit Oklahoma alone would have
the look OF very discredilable partisan
ship, for, Of the throe, Oklahoma is be-
lieved to be the must likely to main.
tain Republican supremacy, and elect
Republicans to the United States senate.
New Mexico has waited for statehood
for h:ty years, and Oklahoma ought TO
be able to waisa while longer, in vie Ia
the fact that ils territorial life has not
extended much over a decade
The construction OF the proposed rail,
rnnd frnr., s IE........... J. - N.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-19

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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17
Painful Accident.

Ole Knudson accidentally shot
himself through the foot with a
% calibre rifle last Sunday morn
ing while engaged with a compan-
ion in shooting at mark. He
had loaded the rife and was en-
gagged in conversation with his
companion, resting the muzzle Of
his rifle on his instep when he un-
counciously pulled the trigger; the
ball entering his instep and striking
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mrs. Henry Hobart is quite sicl
with La Grippe.
Alvin Linke died Sunday nigh
OF cancer of the stomach.
Mrs. Thomas Gray is i'll at her
home northeast OF town.
DIR. Hall. OF Mohler. WAS in the city
Monday on professional business.
G. NJ. Siearns made business
prip TO Mohler Tuesday.
City Meat Market shipped to
Spokane on Tuesday twentyone
bundles of hides.
Bunker c. Eller proprietor ofthe
Nezperce Laundry received his new
ironing machine this week.
Joe Leither was in Cottonwood
this week buying cattle for the City
Meat Market.
Robert Dunham has moved his
family home. No more Bachelors
Hall on the Durham ranch.
Frank Davidson is improving
slowly from severe attack of
Pneumonia.
Col. Hammell celebrated his
Goth birthday on January 1lth.
Many happy returns Colonel.
Mrs. Clarence Robnet. County
School Superintendent paid visi,
to our school Monday.
Mrs. Davidson, who has been
i'll for some time past is renoi ted
better at this writing.
viii Wright has sold his ranch
to CIV. Stellman. 1t is reported
that the consideration was $4,000.
r. w. Adams has been engaged
this week at The town of Dublin
in completing the survey of the
town site.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17

On Tuesday last the Jewel Lodge
Of Rebeccas was organized at Mohler
under most auspicious circum-
stances. Mrs. Edwards of Lewis
ton, Grand Organizer conducted
the proceedings. The following
officers were elected:
Mrs. J K. Crawford, Sitting Past
Grand: Mrs. Martin, Noble Grand ;
r. o. Hanlon. Financial Secretary;
Mrs. Harve Harris. Corresponding
Secretary; Mrs. Davis, Treasurer;
Mrs. Wann, Warden; Mrs. Eanlon,
Conductor. The Grand Organizer
made the following appointments:
Mrs. Thompson and Miss Thomp-
son, Trustees; Mics Myrtle Harris.
Chaplain. After the business pro-
c, ediigs were finished the Lodge
members with their united friends
enjoyed dainty supper. The
guests from out Of town were Mrs.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17

/ DR.. Plummer raised the quaren-
tine for small pox from Mr.. Banks
home at Dublin on Tuesday.
This is the last case Of small pox on
the prairie. In all, some IL cases
have been reported.
A petition. praying for an eight
foot side walk on both sides of Oak
street and signed by all the res
iden. property owners concerned,
was filed with the clerk of the city
council this week.
A team belonging to D. V. Wal
ker ran away Tuesday morning
crossing the creek and finally wind
ing up on Maple street, opposite
3. II. CrawfoId's residence. For
tunately no one was hurt.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17

the tarsel bone glancing down the
foot aud again entering the fieshy
part couple of inches above the
toes. DIR. Plnmmer was called aud
dressed the wounded member. On
Monday Drs. Plummer and Coburn
made a search for the bullet but
were unable to locate il. The wound
though painful. is not dangerous
and the patient will soon be about
again.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17

Edwards, Mrs. Willard. Mrs.
Alexander, OF Lewiston; Mr. and
Mrs. Deerdorf, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
of Cottonwood. Mrs. De Moude,
Mrs, Crawford, Miss Harris, Miss
Moore, and Thomas Devine of
Nesperce. Rev. Giles Of Nezperce
made an eloquent speech Of Fra
ternatism". A musical entertain
ment closed the evening program