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, 1902-05-15

Messick scattered no bills He
simply advertised his sale in the
papers. His store was so crowd
ed that people were turned away.
And yet there are stores, dry goods
stores, that do not believe in adj
vertising. Cheyenne Tribune.
, 1902-05-15

WE hope the Republican Central
Committee will decide on Rawlins as
the place for holding the state conven.
tion, Rawlins has such splendid hotel
accommodations that she deserves to be
patronizcd and then the location is cen.
trial as regard the southern part of the
state.
, 1902-05-15

TIE Buffalo Voice has passed its 18th
mile stone. 1t is to be congratulated
on lis healthy appearance and the man.
ly tone which it conveys to its readers in
every Issue. Its editor, Mr.. Moeller, is
a newspaper man of ability and more
than that-he is an honest man and en-.
deavors to speak the truth as he sees it
Long may the Voice live under its
present management.
, 1902-05-15

THE announcement by Governor Rich,
ards that he would be IA candidate To
succeed himself if received everywhere
with great satisfaction, In fact there
was no other thought in the minds of
the people but that he should serve an
other tcrm-or "A dozen, if he wished to.
or course the democrats will put up
some II to run against him, who will
ramp over the country and tell the people
what an awful man Governor Richards
is and the people will listen-and then
go vote for Richards just the same. We
might as well make it unanimous and
have IT over with.
, 1902-05-15

Holiday for Governor.
1t is understood that ". II. Holiday
is willing to accept the empty honor of
a nomination on the Democratic ticket
for the office of governor. Mr. Holiday
will begin practising for the campaign
by the delivery of the memorial day ora
ton at Laramie.
, 1902-05-15

THE Republican state central com
mittee meets in Cheyenne this evening
to determine the time and place of meet
ing Of the republican state convention,
The place is likely to be- IN Rawlins and
the time the IL Of June possibly it may
be July.
, 1902-05-15

The name Of Hon. Willis Vandevan.
ter keeps coming up as a probable sue.
cessor to Attorney General Hitchcock
must be somedtire land The Sun feels
that there is reason for strong hope that
Mr.. V~andevanter will yet sit in Presi
dent Roosevelt's cabinet Speed the
day.
, 1902-05-15

From every quarter comes commenda-
ton for the republicans Of Saratoga for
coming out and putting the city elec
lion on party lines. Though we did not
win, We have established a precedent that
meets with the favor Of the republican
state central committee, and with all Of
the prominent republicans Of the state.
, 1902-05-15

Is another column will he found an
interview with Hon. Fred \. Miller. Of
the firm of Van Horn ~ Miller. who il
directing the movements of the Laramie,
Hahn's Peak ~ Pacitis railway. which is
building into Gold Hill. Mr.. Miller is
well known here and is a general favor.
lite with our people. We believe Thai if
Saratoga will put forth the proper eff,
fort she can get the road to build to this
point. Gold Hill will some day. not far
distant. be one Of the greatest gold
camps in the West aud the mineral ex.
tends 10 within u few miles Of tins city.
AS Gold Hill develops the country this
side OF that camp will also come into
activity, thus making railroad connec.
tons with this place very desirable,
Let us make the effort to get the Lara
ME, Hahn's Peak ~ Pacific road To come
to Saratoga!
, 1902-05-15

EVERY good socialist is glad to note
the vigor and persistency with which
the Laramie Republican advocates their
cause. To one not in the secret the Re
publican's course would seem to he
against socialism but that is a mistake
for Bro. Chaplin knows how tn draw
attention to IA subject which he deems
worthy. Perhaps Chaplin himself would
deny that he was trying to help social
ism, for he is ii modest kind of Il chap
and is given to hiding his motives and
actions under a bushel. More power to
your elbow, Bre'r Chaplin.
, 1902-05-15

Horizons.

Who harbors hatred. sees Il small
And closing cincture hold him thrall.
Who %glooming envy entertains.
Has narrowing sky-Iines for his pains.
Who makes perpetual friend of doubt.
Marks dwarting vista round about.
But he whose bosom love has found,
II by no cramped horizons bound.
, 1902-05-15

In an editor wishes to make a sewer
out Of his paper it ia his privilege. but it
is a policy that ruins in the end He
may be able to fool all Of the people a
part Of the time, and part Of the people
all Of the time, but can't fool all of the
people all of the time.
, 1902-05-15
STATE PRESS CLIPPINGS.
,Loaler

Leader
Muudcll Attracting Attention.
Congressman Mondcll's speech ON the
Chinese Exclusion bill is attracting con
siderable attention, especially here at
home where it is generally regarded not
only rs an able speech, but that Mr..
MondelI's views are very sound on that
question.
, 1902-05-15
Notice For Publication
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF.

villa 4
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF.
LAND OFFICE CHEYENNE. WYo,
April 18th, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that George L.
Meason Of Saratoga, Carbon county,
Wyoming. has filed notice OF intention
to make proof on his desert land claim
No. 1878, for the SW a NE a See. -
Up. II n. r. 80 W., before j. f. Craw.
ford. L. S. Comr., Dist. of Wyo. at
Saratoga, Wyoming, on Saturday, the
3lst day of May. 1902.
He names the following witnesses to
prove the complete irrigation and rec.
lamation of said land: Lawrence &. Ster.
rett. Robert A. Day. Frank Pennock
and William II. Killing, all of Saratoga.
Wyoming.
W. Il. CHAPLIN. Register.
DIST Pub. Apl. "a, Last Pub. May d.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05
As You See 1t.

There are different ways of look
ing at things. Or it may be some
only see one side of life. The
Rev. Thomas b. Gregory takes
this view of life:
Looking at the life of the aver
age mortal IN the centers of mod
ern activity, we cannot miss seeing
the fact that it is but ceaseless
round of strain AMI worry.
Every hour and minute, when
he is not asleep, he is toiling like
a convict under the lash OF the
prison boss.
early IN the morning this
twentieth century slave rises from
his miserable bunk, which cannot
be called bed. swallows bit Of
cheap. poorly-cooked food, and
hustles for the car that Is to take
HIM to his days work"
The Rev. David Utter moves in
a circle which shows him this side
of the world
mo man is wise enough to
evolve in thought scheme of
political and social order that
could be put into operation and
that would secure results better
than We now have. nor even as
good.
Socialism is All irridescent
dream infinitely attractive to gen.
erous inexperienced minds. the
JOY of the speculative statesman,
the tool of the designing agitator
and politician. bat it 10 only
baseless vision.
There's no danger OF their sue
cess. Our people are too well of.
There isn't distress enough for
motive power. There is a good
deal Of discomfort, but it 10 based
on ambition rather than on suffer-
ing. l say no danger. rather than
no hope OF success. because l am
not in sympathy with the propa-
gsndn."
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

Wednesday W. S. Wint-rmut-,
and family, Mr. Hastings, of Iowa,
the Trenches, k-ller-. Themes,
MacArthurs, Mathiases, Mande
villes and Miss Ada Cessna went
to the Gap for II TWO weeks camp
ing.
One year ago Mr.. Wintermute
brought home the cup, as being
the champion angler of this party,
and he feels confident he will re-
tain it.
This party has the reputation Of
being the jolliest crowd that ever
camps at Wagon Wheel. When
out camping they leave all their
troubles at home andvie with one
another to see who can show the
others the best time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05
Rock Island Wall Maps.

A new wall map Of the United
States has just been issued by the
Rock Island Passenger Depart.
ment. These maps are complete
in every detail aud have been re.
vised up to date. They are three
and one half by four f,.et. printed
in black and yellow on heavy
paper. being bound suitably to
hang on the wall. They are .
very attractive map aud especially
useful for reference. The Rock
Island has sent out a large nun.
Der OF these maps to hotels aud
public places and many requests
for them from its friends and
patrons have been complied with.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05
Star Route box Delivery.

Notice is hereby gwen to the
public that the contracts in effect
July /, 1902, for the performance
OF mail service on the star routes
in the States and Territories here.
matter named provide that, IN
addition to carrying the mails to
the various post offices, the carrier
will be required to deliver mail
into all boxes and hang small bags
or satchels containing mail on
cranes or posts that may be
erected along the line of the route,
under the regulations of the De.
Dartmeut
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05
Keep on the t;ra.s.

Some days ago the hasc bail
boys cleared of the brush on some
vacant lots south Of town for ball
grounds. They supposed they had
permiss,on from the Town Com.
pany, hut they have been notified
to keep of on the plea that II ball
ground there would hurt the sale
of the lots. II these lots have be.
come so valuable ns 10 require the
boys to keep of the grass the
assessor should raise the assess
ucnts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05
The Priutluv steal.

What will be the result OF the
printing steal in Denver? That 10
. hard proposition to answer. Had
there been nobody but the Smith
Brooks concern involved there
would have been no difficulty in
finding men willing to serve on
the investigation committee. Such
men M judy. Goddard Was asked
to act on that committee, who well
knows there can be no large
amount OF stealing lone by n
printing concern unlcss others are
involved, and for that reason they
refused to investigate.
II Arapahoe county has been
paying double prices for its print
ing some county officials have
been parties to the steal. And
the sam. is true Of all the depart
ments where two prices have been
allowed aud paid. The Soldier
Home. for instance. got one job
done by the state printers aud
when the commissioners com.
planned Al the price being double
what il should have been they
could get no work done there.
II il also safe To presume that
this printing concern has had 10
dizzy With the several departments
where there have been ovsrchargr~
and hence the investigation. IL
pushed 10 the bottom. 10 likely 10
involve some high 10 the Affairs Of
the state and Tor this reason pol,ti.
cal influence will be brought 70
bsar on the c,mmittcc to do tho
whitswssh,ug aot
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

Although the statement is siren.
uously denied. il is SAID thpt gen.
cral strike of boilcrmnkcrs,
machinists and freight handlers on
roads west Of Chicago is contcm
plated. The strike Of boilcrnakcrs
and mnchinists is now in ciIcc, on
the Union Pacific.
II - believed that the first steps
have already been taken by tho
unions for n general walkout all
through the West.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

Mrs. W. &. Kennedy. Of Sunny:
eide. Washington. formerly Of this
place. died At her home June 96.
81 heart disease from which she
hal been suffering for years. NJ.
Kennedy moved to Washington
last fall where he built = tine
house aud WAS prepared to make
money aud enjoy life. Mira. Ken.
ustly leaves . husband and Que
son 70 mourn her loss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05
Netho1bst Chureh.

The. pastor will preach both
morning aud evening. Morning
subjsct God the Nation Maker.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. notes.
All mission money Ii due July
lat.
The children arr all working
enthusiastically on tho Mission
Offering. The 8 cents given each
scholar Of the school 70 invest. and
IL increase will bs called for
August Let.
The pastor reports . big con.
vsutiou and . big time q Dsavsr.
Ars. Nichols has gone 10 ths
0ouutAina.
Mn. Boutwell, furnishes The
6owsrs that bssutiiy oar palpis.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05
4 Great Enterprise.

The Star says: The largest cot.
ton mill in the world 10 to be built
within 20 miles Of Kansas City.
Ten million dollars is to be in.
vested, 100000 OF which has
already been subscribed by east.
ern and western men. The mill
Will have 10000 spiudlss, and
$4,000 looms. II will employ
$500 operators aud have n pay
roll Of q, 45O, 900 . year.
The capacity OF the mill will bs
ITO, 600 bales OF cotton u year, with
an output Of 100000 pounds Of
finished cloth. The value OF the
annual output will, il 10 est: mated,
amount to tl2, 10000.
The mill will he revolutionary
in ita construction. Electricity
will he used - the. motive power
aud several new devices will be
installed. There will be four mill
buildings, covering an aggregate
Of 2,OOO acres Of ground.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

A car load Of machinery for T..
+. tlerr'a ncw mill at Jasper came
IN "Wednesday morning and n he.
ing taken 10 It's dcs,isat,op. Tbs
mill Is 10 be y test plant ADD b
planned ~ It can bc ,nads 5O.tou
mill. Just ~ soon ~ lhs mill ID
10 good working order aud 6ils the
expectations ~ the prOmoesr two
more piants will lH ordered. There
has bccn soms DELAY 10 g~lliss
lumlcr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05
0aptist Churcl,.

The pastor has made arrange.
ments by which the world. noted
Passion Play" Of Ob~rsmmergar,
will bs reproduced in Monte Vista
during July. An Edison living
picture machine will place on can.
Vas the great drama just "a It WAS
acted in 1900. II will IN rare
treat to all who 80 Il.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05
NUMBER 1855
Dave Lewis left last Saturday
for bis home in California.

Sam Wilson, who was taken to
the hospital at Pueblo some time
ago. is reported to be dangerously
i'll with heart trouble.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

Our Green weather prophet has
seen Indications of rain nearly
every day this week and that Is
about all there was to it unless two
or three drops count.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

Last week some over thirty land
seekers from Iowa arrived in Ala.
mosa and bought 1900 acres of
beet sugar land, most of which IS
irrigated with artesian water.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

A largo number Of Monte
syistans will 20 to Del Norte to
cslsbrate the 4th. One of the
attractions will be . match game
Of besket ball between Monte
Vista and Del Norte.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

Work On the assembly building
= ~ Home 10 progressing very
sstiseassorily. Rock 10 accumu.
iaeaag = fest ~ the stone cullers
90 taks care Of il. The assembly
buildinx aud addition to the hos.
pital will b. completed by the
6nl Of Noveuber.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

Hoa. Mike White returned home
Tussday from trip to Silverton
who're be- has some mining inter-
sstst He says It is a little quiet
st that place.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

Frank Cloudy seems to M the
rasal fsv0r,te for governor this
fall 0oodv nsds COOL run two
vsars ago sod can POLL Us per
eset more votes this year. il the
state convention can be made To
helteve it.-Alam0sa journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

Q. A. D-rbyshire's brother from
Syracuse, New York, came in on
the morning train Thursday on
short visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

Our printers have decided to
celebrate the 18th and desire to
rest on the fifth. hence we 90 to
press day earlier than usual.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

While some Of the bitches in
the valley with first priorities are
dry Billy Adams has water and to
spare. 1t pays 10 stand near foun.
tain head.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

o. Of our conservative business
0sa aade the remark the other
day that II the Gage or the Mich.
nls mill proves \ success in the
treatment of ore there will he
5000 people m Jasper before the
SOW ates.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

Last Saturday Mrs. Bishop re-
ce,ved a telegram announcing the
death Of her mother in Illinois,
She and Mrs. Cheney left that
evening to be present at the fun.
eral.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

q. j. Stafford went to the Gap
Wednesday where he has Job of
work which will keep him there
week or ten DAYS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

ver lAee week anil tH,k in the
International Il =. Convention.
He says Il wss the largest conven.
tsoa 10 ever Witnessed, aud he had
The rlsasars Of hearing DR.. Lari.
0ss. a New York whom Il. O.
Flower says = the greatest orator
q todsy 10 Tie Anerican pulpit
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

Rev. Eugene Smith, who was ut
The International convention at
Beaver, says il was 4 most magni.
6osat sGair, bat that Denver lacks
- auditorium before it can clam
- - . c0uveution CITY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

Miss Mnrgie johnson is visiting
her brother ID. b. johnson and his
wife in jasper.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

John W. Gates. the tinancicr,
says: This prosperity IL gong
to continue. Politics can't touch
1t. Every trust formed. every
community If interest cOnsummat.
cd. IL = stop upward for the social
advancement of the lAtOrcr. II
America continues To forge ahead
for the next thirty years NJ she bus
in tho last thirty. then va will own
all the important railroads IN the
world"
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

Am Stroup was made happy
last week with one of those drop
bead sewing machines from Mosh-
era
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

MISS DAISY Worthington of
Kansas City arrived in town
Thursday on a visit to her old
sch0Olmate Mrs. A. l.. Stroun
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

Oren Cheney arrived in this cit,
Thursday from New York on Il
visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

Mira Evets of Del Norte, a sis
ter Of Hon. John Shaw, came
down Wednesday on u few days
visit at the Home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

The Southern Colorado Land
company, with characteristic
energy, commenced to sink srte-
sian wells on the beet land of
Empire farm M soon as it became
apparent three weeks ago that the
canals would not be able 10 supply
the usual amount of water for
irrigation. Halt dozen OF these
wells are now flowing ahundsntIy.
Watering from 40 to 80 acres Of
beets each, and two drilling INA.
chimes are at work sinking more
wells. The GOO acres Of sugar
beets are thriving and the COM
pany is assured OF u good harvest.
A colony of over 100 Russians
came out IN April from Nebraska
to cultivate the beets. The crop
this year will be shipped to Sugar
city or to one OF the Colorado
sugar factories, aud next year
home market for the beets will be
provided by the sugar factory
which 10 to be established at Ala
uosa, -Cour,er.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

John Osborn and wife OF Scran.
ton, Iowa are visiting at the Syl-
vester ranch. Mr.. Osborn 10 q
brother of Mrs. +. Sylvester. Mrs.
Daniel Webster. of Brett, Iowa, 10
also visiting with the Sylvesters.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05
All the banks in the Valley will
close July 4th and 9Th.

RENE mber the base hall game
at Monte Vista between Center
and Antonito Jolly 7th.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

John {. Bell lief, Washington
Tuesday for his home ut Montruse.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

There is considerable develop.
ment work gong on at Cat Greek.
The Kansas City people will drive
their tunnel 1000 feet this season
and hope to reach some rich ore.
There are Others doing more or
less work ut Cat Creek.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05
Died.

July lat, the infant child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. X b. Halferty aged
~ days Funeral was held Tues.
day from residence. ID. j. Gibbs
funeral director.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

June Both, little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs q. W. Gates, aged
one month and a half. Funeral
was held from the residence Tues.
day conducted by the Rev. Baum.
ID. j. Gibbs funeral director.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

The Southern Colorado Land
company il sinking six.inch wells
for irrigation. These wells arc
bored about 300 feet deep and are
casei down only Is feet. The
wells nrc throwing large streams
Of water ut the present time. but
II would seem that sooner or later
they must e ca-cd deeper as they
nrc bound 10 cave in and tho flow
become much less.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

The following campers from
Monte Vista and vicinity left for
Jasper "Wednesday morning:
Messrs. Zach Eagle, Charles Holt,
Robert Garmirc aud William A.
Naylor. Misses Ella Pickett,
Zelphn and Blapch Impson. Eulah
Prldmorc, Blanche Garmirc and
Miss Holt. They will spend tho
lth nj that busting camp.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-07-05

All the banks in the Valley will
Close July 4th and 9th.
RENE mber the base hall game
ct Monte Vista between Center
and Antonito Jolly 7th.
Am Stroup was made happy
last week with one of those drop
bead sewing machines from Mosh-
sr'x
Mira Evets of Del Norte, a sis
ter Of Hon. John Shaw, came
down Wednesday on few days
visit at the Home.
MISS DAISY Worthington of
Kansas City arrived in town
Thursday on visit to her old
schOOlmate Mrs. A. L. Strour
Our printers have decided to
celebrate the 18th and desire to
rest on the fifth. hence We 90 to
press a day earlier than usual.
While some Of the bitches in
tho valley with first priorities are
dry Billy Adams has water and to
spsre. 1t pays TO stand near foun.
tain head.
H0u. Mike White returned home
Tuesday from trip to Silverton
who're be- has some mining inter-
este. He says It is a little quiet
at that place.
A largo lumber Of Monte
svistans will 20 to Del Norte to
celebrate the 4th. One of the
attractions will be match game
Of besket ball between Monte
Vista and Del Norte.
Rev. Eugene Smith, who was ut
the International convention at
Beaver, says il was 4 most magni.
: 1esat sGair, bat that Denver lacks
- auditorium before it can clam
- - . convention CITY.
o. Of our conservative business
nse aatle the remark the other
day that II the Gage or the Mich.
nls mill proves \ success in the
treatmeot of ore there will he
5000 people IN Jasper before the
SOW Asss.
Woek On tho assembly building
: = ~ Home 10 progressing very
s.tiseassorily. Rock 10 accumu.
ia1aag - fest ~ the stone cullers
eas IKE caro- Of il. The assembly
buildinx aud addition to the hos.
pital will b. completed by the
. oesl Of November.
frask Cloudy seems to be the
rural fav0r,te for governor this
fall 0oudv msds goo,l run two
vears ago sod eau POLL Us pcr
oset more votes this year, il the
state cOuventioa can be made 10
bslsevc it.-Alamosa journal.
. Howard Wiuchell was ia Den
vsr lass week anil ta,k in the
International Il \. Convention.
He says Il wss the largest conv-n.
tsoa 10 ever Witnessed, aud he had
Tie rlsasars Of hearing DR.. Lari.
nss. a New York whom Il. o.
: Flower ssys = the greatest orator
q today 10 The Anerican pulpit
TIE following corps Of teachers
havs bsss slsct~d Tor tho Monte
vista schools:
". 4. Olipbsss. ......... .Sup,.
Nh 0aAais Baitsy :. .. .Prin.
. Lovisy D Dsekvish. Asst Psin.
Mn ID y. Bososghs. .7.h Grade
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-13
IN IOWA
FOR MERGER
Senate Passes the Bill Allow
ing Companies to Increase
Indebtedness.
House More Than Likely to
Do Likewise Railway
Influence Shown.

Special to The Journal:
+ Des Moines, Iowa, March 13.-The SEN
ate to-day passed the Molsberry bill to
authorize railroad companies to incur
Indebtedness without limitations. 1t is
one Of the most remarkable pieces Of
legislation Of the session and demon
strates the influence welded by the pow
erful railroad lobby here.
In the debate and insother ways it was
brought out that the purpose of the bill
is to make Iowa, il necessary, the home
Of the Northern Securities merger
against which the government recently
began an action in ST. Paul. II that suit
wins 1t is the opinion of the state officers
Of Minnesota. who have been watching
the process Of legislation in Iowa, with
interest, and who have been communi-
Gated with, that the managers of the
merger are likely to have the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy issue it's bonds in
exchange for the stock of the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern and thus To-
cate the merger in Iowa. 1t is the be-
lief that the bill will pass the house.