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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-30
F. w. WILLARD NAMED AS
LEAVENWoRTH POSTMASTER

WASHINGTON. D. c., June 2S-
The president decided upon the name
Of F. w. Willard. as postmaster at
Leavenworth, Kansas. bitter fac
tional fight prevails because the
present incumbent. Anthony, has been
working against Curtis in the state
convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price spent Saturday
at La Plata City.
Miss Ruth, daughter of Thomas
lockwood, is suffering from severe
sprain.
Mrs. T. w. Wallis and Mr. Robert
Dale from up the valley today for trad
ing purposes.
1t was an error yesterday in saying
that the Chicago lady had returned
home. She is soon to do so.
Mr.. Boyle has returned from a few
days outing in the country, where he
has been looking around, and taking in
| the prospects.
Among the Florida people in town
| today are Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ap-
person. Mrs. p. A. Stark. William Nor.
rison, Mrs. William Owen, and Mrs
| Thomas Cooke.
Prof. and Mrs. Downs leave for Den
| yer Sunday morning, where they will
visit for few days. after which Mr.
Downs expects to go to Minneapolis to
the National Educational association
which meets from the 7th to the 9th
of July.
The Whitehall Clothing company
have concluded to start in Monday
selling their entire line OF summer
| Goods at cost. AS summer weather
| has hardly got good start, this will
| afford big saving to many who have
held OF and will afford an opportunity
to wear something neat and nobby fol
little money. In suitings the White
| Hall company have many grades and
fine goods to pick from while in neg
| ligee shirts. straw hats. etc. there will
be no trouble to be suited. Remem
Der the sale at cost opens next week
| -
| Cannon crackers of all sizes at JOE
TOWNSEND'S.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-30

The street sprinkler has not made
its usual rounds today In town on ac-
count of the scarcity of water. and
the wind stirred up the dust badly.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-30
TRIPLE ALLIANCE PACT
is AGAIN RENEWED

BERLIN, June 2S.-The treaty re-
newing the triple alliance was sign
ed here today by representatives OF
Germany. Austria and Italy.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-30
ENGLISH YACHT BEATS
kAISER'S GERMAN YACHT

KEEL June 2s.-The English yacht
Cecily beat the kaiser's German yach'
Samoa today in the sailing regatta.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-30

LONDON. June 2S-.A bulletin is
sued at 6 O'Clock saws:
"The king passed a verv comforta-
BILE day and progress continues to be
satisfactory. It is stated the king
this afternoon was removed from his
bed to sitting posture on couch. "
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-30
ST. Marks Church.

Sunday school at 10 a. IN. Morning
prayer and sermon at IL a. m.
w. II. HOFF, Rector.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-30

The best milk shake in town at JOE
TOWNSEND'S.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Price spent Saturday
at La Plata City
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-30

Mrs. T. w. Wallis and Mr.. Robert
Dale from up the valley today for trad
ing purposes.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-30

Mr.. Boyle has returned from few
days outing in the country, where he
has been looking around. and taking in
the prospects.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-30

1t was an error yesterday in saying
that the Chicago lady had returned
home. She is soon to do so.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-30

Cannon crackers OF all sizes at JOE
TOWNSEND'S.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-30

Miss Ruth, daughter of Thomas
lockwood, is suffering from a severe
sprain.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-30

Among the Florida people in town
today are Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ap-
person, Mrs. p. A. Stark. William Nor
rison, Mrs. William Owen, and Mrs.
Thomas Cooke.
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now YOU
A HEALTHY STOMACH

a Stomach wiuch whl snahl~ YOU o., "a,
anything NJ for human fo,-i ~rh,,a fits.
tr---
4 Stomach that never i-c,m-s s.r
fcrm- sas--. csn>s. indigestion IT urr,.
cuisines
AStomsch In wlk'h 'he itg ,,,i,~ nuii,
dance
Stomach which 40 trea,s the foot
thai every paItlctr ~ strength Va II l. ~.
simulated and tufusd into pure blood. rru
n--h and strung muscles
Tn. mnst cunirmsSt dv-peptir can oh,a,r
Jus, such a stomach n they will cast A,it.
strong drugs. digestive fcrmeHs. and W.,
the new remedy, MI-rNA
MI-o-SA l. nothing more or le~s than ~,
active principle ~ the Taru plars found In
Hawaii. vet the Use ~ this plan, A. a ves..
table by the natives 81 tha, csintr, h,,
made them the most psrfect physically II
any nation On the globe
MI-o-SA accompllsh-- more IN thr-e
days toward healing diseased digestive
orsans han all the drles and p~pslus YOU
can load into the stomach IN a wear.
II ALA W all Inflammation and irritation:
renews the gastric Juic~-, cau-e~ them -
how In natural abundance. aud thur enable.
the stomach to perform its work a. nature
intended
Dyspepsia. indigestion. xs.tri,i- ~ n-r-
vous Dyspepsia cannot eSt-t whsar" Mi-o-NA
b used daily
We are sole agent. for thiss city. CAL
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th-se by ,h~ .sm~ p-v-oa Gus, hns~>.
started WITH . hali "a -rsrp'ns '.tn. ne
-nd - shich So l-ff 81 ne erd ~ me
cf~vtre, f-tusnuns - s.sihsn d hsi' srrf
th- ,sin- hal rsr.st q numh~t ~ tive.
further exploration In that hr-c'i"n ~s'
ahaniun~i"
In the DISRUPTION II The cave In The nh''al
dfstun~nts v this pa--asr
S,m- me a~pslytis-ned y un'" q -f-'nfr
u 10 ar oval pts- - spnnx- --Versi nil~-
in l-ngih. d~p'h ard hrrsf,h, ~t'h cavern.
hig enough 90 incto~e tho lonSr---i"naii
Library. and mr-, sfti-.icslly dssorsfef
With ferns. sraS-.- and feathers 81 pure
~hitr linz and gypsum and studded WIN
~kli-isning guns ~ crystals ~ sane forrhs-
ton The cavern known o. Pair "a
y q fair illustration 10 " N c"v~r- sfh"ut
one and a quarte 90 scr~- 70 spas~ and st"ut
10 fey' frum dnor To tho c-tlins Tho-e VINO
vtsiisi the Yellowstone National Park AMI
the Mammoth Cav. u Kentucky ~til alt
sccurd the Wind Cave only q -Sond p'ar"
To The Nsllo xrton. Canon and the S-ysrrs
cf ihs furmer aud dsclare the Wind Cave
superior. IN point Of aitrartivrnc-s. To the
Mammoth Cave"
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CtNP COOkING.
4 Famous Maine t:ubhe's necspe Ter Pps
paring Trout.

G~REkSyIrIE, Me July ~<--Tourists and
anglers from all parts OF America agres
that Charles Ansnce. q small. half hrei
Indian. H. the hest cook az nah In the Whole
Moo.>head Lake region. His services ss
a guide command - q day through the
hshing ~rason. while others " his profession
arr glad enough To take -
While Ananc- has many WAYS of prepsr-
ing trou, for the table. his ~fsvorite method
consists n cooking hir hsh upon live, hard.
wood Goals wrspp@t in the great pulpv
leaves 10 the Saplins poplsrs Nearly all
the cooks roAs, nsh after ,hs manner. hi,
AnAnce puts IN many extra and apIetizlna
TOUCHES.
In selecting hi. fish for cooking he d..
cards all the great landlocked salmon and
Takers which most hshrrmen Admire. ani
pick- ou, nahum brook trout which weigh
from one to threc pounds A. soon A. 'hs
h~h have bs~n drr~.sd and ~ashs-d h" g~-
along the shores IL the lake or stream an
gathers some fresh spris- 81 sTesrmin',
Wild celery and Wild rtc-
The-~ he cut- INTO fine hits With his hunt
ing knife and having spaked them Ia sweet
pork fat, puts them inside the f-h and pin
the opening with sharp Stickr HAvis
done TN. he wraps the body ~ ev-rv Nsh
about With thin slices 81 fat -At T"ft an
then cncas~~ the whole In cA>An. Nlsoror'
poplar leaNe~, rhilklnk lhehh W. ui" "'
are two or thre-, inches deep
Then he prepares a huckethl ~ ~ hhgs
clay and puts his fish inside a hsll al mu1
nearly ~ large a. n football ami shoF''
the result into . great heap Of glowing
Goals. where II IN allowed To cook Tor ihf'"'
hours, until the clay j. hard clear Through
and the leaves are wllted tn tho consist.
~ncv ~ ti--u. payer. Tn. clay IL hroS'n
oprn with an are. revealing the fish, Whu'I
u ready To Ia eaten a. -oon as the wrapping
Of leaves " taken on
Hundreds 81 anglers from IN" big ci'l"'
have eaten ~ the cooking prepared ~
Ananc~ and the verdict 81 every on" hS-
t--n that he wished for more In" InplSr
Iea v.- are said to give Just a hunt Of h''
t.rns-- 10 the ford. similar To the bn''is
IN a cocktail
The c-lery and mint and rtce contribute
, heir IATt tox ard making the n"al pais
able and ny placing the pork -lhes ar'uii
the hsh instead ~ on the inside, a. - ''"
usual custom. III" rank and greasy tAs'',
rhich often mars camp cookery, l. ~h,'y
avoided
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% !,OU Ex-Bt\DiTS THERE.
An apparent Mistake Abeut The Meuruers
a. Jesse james. Reburiai.

ic-patrh from ~ Joseph. Mo, the
n hr- dnv told about the m ~ tho
body - Jesse James. rho bandit, from the
farm 'h,s mother 10 = cemetery Al kearncy,
Mo II Sa,d tina, son old bandits assembled
q, witness The rehgrial
man ~ New York who lived in ~"
region Nhern the jane boys operated and
uhn Knew them, their family and many ~
IN. old handu crowd. smiled when he read
the despatch
There are few Of the hsniht. Who ha-
Inuset 80 'hr james hoy-' crowd living
no aid There may have boon SO mon
a. the rerurial ~ Jesse James. hut few ~
them could hav" t+~n 81 .handi's
TIE bandit business. on the border hogan
= onx'ime q Most people II The present
time who read the fair, stories 81 What
~,s Tho horter are under tho impression
,rn, he bandits were he prcduc' ~ The
civil VA
Tic seed annotated tina struggle -~v-
.raI wears Quantreli was the incarnation
IT what - called bandit warfare Ne vas
heard e and feared a. early a. lsSs
Rrs mr., orsani: Atom consisted ~ INST
ctrl' mon Every one ~ that nrs, organi-
zs,!on !, dead they have h~-n dead several
YEAR,
-SiN months after tho eight, were organ
iyed ~" and grew Ia 10 thirty One 81
the second organization ~as Cole Younger
ono NJ he famous. or Infamous a. Won wish
u. Younger boys In iss2 ouantrrlrs
hand numbered -ixty-two
Tho James boys, J~~-e and Frank. did
no, com. 10 Quantr- ll until some time
~ lsS Jesse was 10. Frank ~ whom
they we're tied up in their mothers
neId ~ tiav county and whipped by q
" VNlasnA ThA na.N 4AN 0IAx
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is-tioa |. fs-und IN th~ fsrt that t-n-
trh AMI S,,tth American r"unsrts- have
prior right % q tn this r~-Jss' lis~
ne "'u- ~ N" Hast. y sstts,liv .
-srr-t ant artistic ~tnhl-sn hsufirs m
tho symh-l-m q N-si>, ART Prrut .
In colnnlA day- tho tnba~o fus~t ~a-
tr~lo-ntlv u--t a. an euthlsm. hh " -
dtahsfh " The ,d-a 10 sdopttng u a. ssH'h
nov uu,ihi mot WITH e~n~rsl approval
Tho fnN~r q the tohacco plant = mosis-i
and pl-a.ins to tho eve AMI The plant h-'lf
one ~ N. greatest wealth pt,sluH-'t-
" l. native only ,o uur ~ril anil MANY trtti-
uoE- ctins around u
Only a short tim" ago q writer August IN
favor u the Indian paint brush a. The ma
ttonal Nnw~r This j. a plant which thnNr-
~ tnsr>hN ~pil. averages about ono to"' IN
height and has bright green leaves and
Mowers II INT snss red oT s'Arlsi
The mountain laurel. magnolia. tulip
tree and cotton rlant have slso h~-n men
tton.si, but the argument II made that the
flower which H. chosen as tho national
smhi'm hould grow Wild over the greater
pavilion ~ the unit~d S'sts~
Bur, n L. asked nv -nms. - n desirable
10 d~-igi.ate any on" Hover ~ an ewbl-rn
81 the whole natlon' To L. sure. England
has her ro--. ireland the shamrock. Scui-
lsnt IN. thi-,@. Wales IA. hek. Canada
~" maple haf. Germany the ~cornfowrr
OF kai-s rblum-. Frame the h~ur-C"-is.
Switzerland the sdelweiss, New south
Wal~- tie wArstsh ~ native tulip. Nova
Scotia tho trailing srbutrs, and other ma
lions the ChrySanthem Lm. wtStara n
lotus but tho motto Of the United states
- e P,uribus tnum. one formed Il many.
n u would seem. thee cope argue.
to b- ~sppruprt,te. therefore. II we ARE 10
have a national a. ri emblem hat " -houki
h. in the form ~ q boIgu-t OF wrvath
Many 81 the S,st-- ~ the Union have
already adopted STATE flowers, and q bouquet
fOrrNsi ~ tf... ~ptIlI make an Neal IA
tional emhem Bv sr-rtsl acts n H..
legislature different Sistss have Adopted
Moral emhlem. A. follows Iowa, wifi
rose Maine. pine zone AMI ta-s~l, Mtchi-
gan. apple blossom. Montana. bitter root,
Nebraska, golden rod. Oregon. Oregon
grape, Vermont. red clover Colorado,
white and Hue columbins, Ohlah' ma.
m,s,lrtoc. Utah. -egu lly
Other States have fo~- r- which have
been selected bv vote Of III. school chill
dr-n a. State embleinr. or Tor other r-a-urS
Az" populariv recognized They are q"
follow. California. tahfurum p,IpN,
Idaho. Syringa Kar -ss. -%unfover, Min
ncsota. mor"asin flower. Nevada. age
brush, Washington. rhodotendrun, ts-pr-
xa, Ch~rokc- ro-.'. New York. golden rud
u rs~ins, therefore. In the opiniun " =
large party. that a very Appropriate and
satisfactory solution ~ the national floral
embl~m problem might he to pr~~"nt Fair
Columbia W IN. Gpdde~- IL liberty , IN
a shower bouquet ,ompo-ed - the difer-
state lowers. or Cro~n her with a gaI
In which they are ertwined
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PEsr 90 CArERPILL AS.
IN lROssly SOW ee I'm, ssssa q the
russ~k Meth In M (1sy.


There IL a pest ~ caterrtllars In the cty
II u aid that the nuisance II worse than
!, Ia. h>-o in many wear.
Ian. uox.
~" ~. I7n -.
us 70 VISITORS '" central fark IN 's"'
there u no place In the Park where q visitor
h -af. from the pest. and an observing
,~i..,r,., az .,x ~ IN. n.a,bv -,n~~ss
~ .--.L- - ,h.
cah W" p''"' a'.u'"''' w. "~"' -
peoptr he meets have recently been IN me
Park. for in mos, cAsss. and ESPECIALLY
ia !, ,r,. az women. IN. visitor. carry
-.
The insects are frequently earliest NV
the trolley cars which run near the PARK
and ira vel from on. pas-~ns-s 10 another.
tn. r..,d~,,. q, uuo~n .,rv,-t. where
.I..,ttI -. 80 az. n,,.,n..
'e~S ar' p'eu',"' nav oun' !. ~
,.,,.,o sh.,. N. .v,, Th.v Are restrained
,h.r,.>lve. from ,akins any measures TO
d.-,roy the ins~c,. ON the tres In the
:, r-.,t. under IN, r-<~n, law which gave
control Of all those trr~~ to the park
d.n.rtr.r,
IN Edmund X S~,uhwick, the expert
en,omolosi.t Of he Department. has a
force on men a, ~ork in Central Park and
an he uusoxn .,rsres d~e~iroytna the in
.ssrts They ha We two Gaaolene nGin
.nd Ave- hand n,ach,n~~ FOR squirting a
r,i.,no.~ .olI,ior ON the trees where the
,-sss Ar. a, work The eotomolos,st
ha. ef,.rn m.r under him.
m. dovn,oxn p.rks are compAra,ively
f,.s from Nh. inset. The Are, crop 81
=, ,erpiIlrr- came in the latter par, of MAY
ana enrIy In June The second crop IL
d,c ear,y this month and he third and last
crcp viii hatch GU, In August
c~tc,,lllsr N Known as the tussork
moth aid Dr ick. IFS family
nam /. T,sro.t,oma
y moth /. yarh Known With a hnate
xhi,s ~, ON ,he wing The female hs.
no v,rs- she law. her can under the bark
~ 80 n, up,n /, in the autumn Some
,,us. ,here Ar. NJ essr in a neat
.shs di.s immedisteIy after dep~-iins
hs ..r. xhicN fr,o,eo,Iv occuru rishI
60, I. 49, h., ccsroon The NAL.
die- .co, after his .poue.. and the only
,.n,o~-,,a,iy. ~ the sr.~c,~s during tho
I.,.. 4. o.. a..
.rh. - hasaA int, the c~a,erpillar. mr.
.h,r.aB. and ,he.a CHANGE into the moth
~. m,,h a. NO harm b,, IN. larym
o...,n,l,., hy.- onlv ,o a.,
m. cst.rniisr r. la. already done cr,-
..h. an... a. ,r,s- nv a.tip- the
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thsaa mountain penpie sven though nn-
ma Hnd ,h.m sxasp.tuins a. .non a.
anvthlna ~ IN. naflrs If htl.in--- - e.
TENN II With th.m Tho ea-v gptnx tIg-'
- ,n-ihiH'v which pAvs havoc With ones
N--s tatI p.n. aTyv h@r- In fh~ south
-s-,n. - .xisl IN an ~asgrava'si fcrm h~r'
ia this Wat ns-' n mountains Tu- htiths'
r-tdin.~- With which anyt-.lv around h.r'
promi-... anv u -..bls 90 impossible thiug
aud Il ns,pt h~api frrm again j. madi"u-
ing Mait.ning, tNu b.. h. Tho ursfvl-
mated visitor from IN v sffh Gsn"r,tinn-
~ ea-y goer- hAvV brs. into tho Snu'h"rn~t
apiSsive acv~p'AECa 4 SUCH caltltinn-
hut even whis one j. -fill suffering IN"
pins- % hunger hsC1u-~ the girl Nh
prml-st 10 bring Eggs and IN" Woman
Who promised to bring chickens. and the
small hoy who p-nmi.-l to bring p-a- and
l.'tucr and N. man who p-umi-ri 20 tTtng
t-an- and potatoes have unanimously
failed 80 bring ANYTHING whatever willy
ono u still raVenous for IN u hlurd ~ u"u
q their meat aud Vegetables, n nnnot
hon melting under tho rott gaze - III"
alrio-, carr~sing speech 70 the next conner
Thsn was the boy who was - bring ~"
peas. for irs;ancp. Bare. brown ~s-,
tstterrd straw hat. Ire sofi-si ey"s and
an aCCrni which made music Of the com
mon~.t p'r as~ how could one hear m1licr
against hmm What had h. hsn doing
-Hoein' Cohn
II sounds exaggerated and foolish. but
n l. revert 'ls~s trlls that, although his
lis c1eis had heard B.rrhArit ana al tie
rrh~ not a brrr n II stage folks who.
vuiceS are music. they had never he,rd
spoken words of a more compiling n~todN
than that simple pNra--. -Hoein chm.
AZ spoken hv a rags,d little moun,ain,e r
Amos, always, too. they are kindnsSs
Itself On the road they >slu,e tho stranger
with a grave courtesy and they arr slwsvr
ready to drup the plough handle or The
comb for cArding wool or their ewing
to ans wei vcur unestions about the road
Later YOU are asain indignant beCau-r
the answer Irns out not 10 ~ correct
At least not according la your own notion.
but a. the tim. YOU ar. again under the
sr-,ll ~ the gentle eve. and slow. friendly
drawl
They ssy down here that m. moun,ains-r-
m.a-iira their mI,r- with a rabbit aud
throw IN 'hs tat N one could only t-ar
this in mind one would not H. alwaVz com
pIalrins iLaf tho miles a.. IA" longest
,ar.- IN the World
IL 4 Ner,. rn, ,h.t h. molntainser shares
,h. Ioy. ~ money ,nmnicn to the world al
lary. he would 10. umrIsc. = II the Golirn
A.. IN ht. atti,ud. toward the stranger
M, As S,nia Maze saws. he think. tina, we
h.y lot. a. money an I've int-n's ter ~
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CUTTING THE MY Zoe.
4 ster, Of Heroic s~if-sscrinre IN Re'eas'
ting the Victim Of . Los jam.

FROM tao thrtshiH kHfe1roT orr
Tn. logs heared upon Themselves. weds't
ard ground into one another In Nha' >~''"
"a n. Al, insN,rirahl~ trss- few irdtdIaI
los or, draw ~, Win the rop. AMI hof.">-
br, IN. other log onl, seemed - T0'r.
NAY. uttl. NOV" and pack me 'l"'"'.
nre Two THREE four ds,s th-' 1l "ofN"i
and faiIri Tie Nnt'r had rt-~n cor-.'''-
All, necau-. 81 the lam and Va FOR :
other log hack against IN" hanks Shove '"'
falls
NJ, t..ores wNs carefully canning '''
b,,EWeri action when the logs under MA
n A. a move dropping him into the water
and MINING him ~ ne thizh between IN" 80
and the rocky shor. u looked - ~ -
log. would u. crushed such vHs the hsrH-
,,,d fore. Of the water and logs hat"l
W. .ouuded Men tried 20 fore" 'h- lo''
back and get the Dung master out eu'
vain 4 rope v,s u"d around ~ ~
aud theV tired IN draw him out but ths' 80
~. forcm7r. Who hNd h~en m'sirs .
n.o .rd careful survey 81 the Jam 'H"s
mn 10 rerort 10 Nr George that h" haf i""'l
~. 10, los and that there va no otI"t
In Witch to break va" am than ~ sr''
that log out ~ hN having som" "f' q"
over m. Ills m trout Of that might
~ ;!.ri-, and ,scumula'~d Wr'"' f"i
INST los Hu' b" found It '"nrE
PINNED bN W." log AMI ~uu'nn'iNH' wa
W.. called .om. of pa. men for ror
,,op IhcS al "sT"sd M, ,e me- nat,
10 s.t that ~, log stari"d ~ t'"." *
this loo ~" rot" ~, 'a.l-n~n
e,,rirs,e Il, hut ~ would not NOV"
foreusn >"iy~f an ~" and started ''. Us
How. .sid No. look af,er w ".of'':
Whom ~. lor- move. dfnr hlw ou'
~ al hazard " ! sm b''l"d 81" ''
~ ~. ,ohI. .,,lusr, man rtwr'' -
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ROAD Ju GOILD DIDN'T M.
Busb 10 . ft-sd ~ Useless Cosi and k~pt
for It's Franchise sold ~ as

DySyyp Col .Iuly For seventeen
v,.ays tho ,.nnla ~ Colorado hay. nnI.r.Ai
Why IN, Colorado and East,rn Railway
Comnany or.raiat . road a, n COS, 81 a..
a day when the re~pipts all told amounted
70 less han Il a dav The problem has now
been solved The company owned the
right. Of ~av. worth rrohshly Is oN 600.
md 20 su.peri oucratirns mean, 70 lose
N. frsnch,-s
Purchaser ~ IN. prnre,,y hav. been
hand to find fn,n TIN. fact Tia, IN. owners
nd noth,ns IN -.ll .,cept riyh,. ~ vay
and a little real estate and MOI, her has hern
- any yalt,. But now tn. Denver North
western and Pacific n. about, TO lsg,n con
str,ct,oo work ON il. line from Denver to
sal, Lake and m. Chicago and Rock Island
Cnmnany wants a rsh, ~ xav into Denver
A. a result the Two roads have prrchs sed
IN. colorado and Eastern.
Tn. road was hull, In ,sss from Flyri,
.,.,,A :, 49,. 10 "a. S,,.,., ii
-,
"'."r' Ns'o'h "i''- vs. " '"''" nv
company tetor" building IN" road. secured
several thousand acres of land containing
,,,uto,. ~ ton. NJ cn.l and f,r a ,tre \,
-. 81. n.rL., uo,,LJ -
~ ~
hn' hT'"r" w" ""r'l knew ln-' h'd
happepesl the railroad gpmuany was huyrry
49,. :. - :. -, -, :,
has don" =" "N"r SINCE.
Great hofi-~ NJ This scranton cnal w"r"
oI~n-d VI, and az firsi sighj ~ appeared ~
ha ia. -, ~, .ar,h buT .ln,., iuwaH
49,
a'"lF aver " "hh "NT'~" '" 10" N"a''"r
~" stun vent hT"ugh a ch"tniCa process
similar 20 the Stacking Il hur-t limestone.
Sci.r,is,s wore p,zzl.J and he only crn.
-. 49, -. ~, -
'''-'"" NV ""'' -" -" "'"'
IN ""' meanings WIN ms particular par
NJ ~" earth. had not don" h"r whole duty
In other words. that the material has nov
50, ro,u,ot 50 ,,,, b, viii h. h,r1r.5.
-,
W N'"N ."'''' ' y "'''"'" VIZ" Ut
: readv Tor us'. however. there viii ="
enough ~ II 10 supply 'hs whole state ~
colorado for ,er,ury
r. - ID ALL
" 80" ~ 800
h"for" this announcement was made
\ million dollar had 'h"n i'su expended
and m. Franchise hsd h~"n granted with the
provision that ~" road should - con
iInuru-lv In operation y" from hat daV
- this. With few exceptions, u tram, con
~is'ing - = dinkv "nsin" a combination
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