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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-02-20
Timber Claims

In Oregon to be taken
under Stone and Tim
Der Act. Guarantee
two and one-half mill
lion to the quarter.
Excursion of business
men from the Ranges
will charter car. For
Information,
Write or S e,
G.. o. BROWNELL,
HIBBING, MINNESOTA.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
An Unjust Accusation.

Our good neighbor, the Leader, last
week, took occasion TO m ke pointed
charges against the editor # this paper,
stating that he had 'lobbied and sneak
ed" through the county. board a resolu.
tion to exclude all Viroqua papers, ex-
cept the CENSOR, from the publication
of its proceedings. 1t is true that the
board did, by ordinance, order its pro-
ceedings published, and printed in book
form. by the county seat paper having
the largest circulation, at price $50
less than the service cost IN the three
papers last year. The ordinance autho-
rizing such work was introduced by the
committee on ways and means by una
nimous vote, and it was as unanimously
adopted by the entire 81 members of the
board. That the editor Of the CENSOR
approached any member of the board on
the subject of proceedings, advised any
action whatsoever, or even knew of the
boards action until the day following
the adoption of the ordinance, Is without
the least foundation. We invite any
member of the board to publicly, in
print, contradict this statement, IL we
misstate the matter. And we challenge
the Leader and its editor to either pro-
duce evidence of the truthfulnese Of
their accusations or stand convicted of
willful purpose to do us injury in name
and business. Now, neighbor, manful-
ly admit that you gave publicity to the
statements without ascertaining the
facts, or produce and publish proof of
our guilt. In justice to yourself as q
reputable publisher you should not re-
fuse to do one or the other.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
Insanity 90 ,he Increase

Ac ,ordinS o., figure ..pm lied by Sc
rerary NJ J :sppins Of he state hoard
of control the number of insane person~
in Wi con-in on November /, und-r
g. ease of 24S in the last sixteen months
The number in each Of the various COM
" a-ylnm- is as follows: Richland, ITO
B two, t2l; Chippewa lag; Ctium nns
101; D,u. l5d; D,dge, 121; Damn l26
au Claire, ia; Fond du Lac 40
Grant 1929; Green, 113; Iowa, 1872; L.
g. osse. l49; Monroe 50i Milwank-e 30
r 4cine 1871; Rock, 1o0; S,uk l16; Yer
non. III; The Northern hospital al
Oshkosh has 559; the stat, hosp tai, Me,.
duta 4u3 aud Mllwauke- hospital 497
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
CLIPS FROM NsIGHBORING PRESS.
LFrorn the HiIIsporo sentry.l

VIM. Lind is reported TO be much i'm
proved and able 70 be up and around
the house He expects to be able to he
at his office again in sbout two weeks.
The suit for $1,000 damages Of DR.
Gill llv Of Union Center, against Ham.
mer Bros of this gillag-, was dismis I'd
In circuit court at Ms1ston The plain
tiff failed to put In an appearance
There is talk Of two rural free deliv.
cries starting from Hillsboro soon If
they are granted, one will go out tow
ard Debello and the other will run north
west of town Examinations of appli
cants for carrying the mail Was made
yesterday.
Dill Sherman left Sunday for E roy
where he will 90 into the al estate
business In partnership with Attorney
p. A Cleary Mr. Sherman has heen
looking around of late for location
and has concluded that E!roy is good
place for y real estate man. He is a
rustler and man Of good business
qualities, and we predict for bim sue
cess in his new calling He HIS been a
resident of this county nearl all his
life and has hosts Of fri DDS who wish
him success.
The arrest of two burglars in our viii
lage last Saturday evening caused con.
siderable excitement The two men
had each stolen fur overcoat at Cor.
saws store at Union Ceuter early in the
evening. Marshal Shefto was teIe-
phonei to keep watch and at about
o'clock they came into town AMI pro-
caeded to take refreshments. After fin-
ishing their lunch they started to leave
but were informed by the marshal that
he would have to desin tn I'm for q
short time. They were taken to the
village Jail, where they raised consider
abb disturbance before they were lock.
ed in the cells. Sunday morning the
men were taken to Elroy to await a
hearing which was held at Union Cen
ter on Monday. They W we'd prelimi
nary examination and were taken to
Mansion.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
The Second Entertainment.

DR.. A. A Willis, commonly known
rs the Apostle of Sunshine, wiz give
his now nous lecture on Sunshine
in the Opsra house on Thursday even
ing Dec 10 DIR Willis has been y
popular lecturer for nearly half CEN
tury, and still no other man Is popu.
lar and 40 sure of capturing his audi
ence There are citiz-ns in Eirnqna
who heard this lecture twenty years
a % and who will gladly welcome the
opportuni y to bear it again The en-
tertaiument will certainly be treat.
Admission inclnding reserved seats,
35c, high &C ool pupils, 25c School pm
pills who wish TO occupy seats in th'
first two rows 15c Sale of single TICK
cts and reservation uf seats begin Tuss
day De s s n. M at Arnold &
DAVIS drug 1T re
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
Remember Their Superior.

Friday evening last at La Crosse, the
blocsmen and salesmen who have work
ed under ] P Reeve. general agent for
the Plano Division International Har
vester company, rendered Mr.. Reeve a
banquet and presented him with an Of
fee desk and chair. There were twen-
to-one in attendance and 1t was a sur
prise TO Mr. Reeve. The party sat down
to an elegant spread at $50. After the
meal two flash light pictures we're taken.
The party spent the evening plessantlv
c.. E. sWard If Chaseburg, being the old
est man in point of service in territory
of Mr.. Reeve, it fell to him to present
the desk and chair. which he did In q
few and appropriate remarks. Mr..
Reeve retires from the services Of the
company Dec. 1st, but win remain In
La Crosse for the present. Those pre-
sent from Vernon county were G. e.
Ward, Bernard o O'ConpaI1, G. F. White,
M. Emilson, James Lee.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
GENOA,

Coon SLOUGH Nov 28-J. Va. Sims
anterJainad number of friends and rel-
.tivss Thanksgiving day.. Merl Sims
Sundayed on Coon Slough. Rev. Shaw
Is organizing q singing school In this To-
calisy. Tho-e interested should take
sdyantage of this opportunity Tho
turkey shoot, pony rattle and ball were
we'll attended az Genoa Wednesday Inst
:. Mrs @ C. Ssoue Is visiting friends
md rela ives ut GAYS Mills. .Irie Still.
we'll and B .rt Brush have gone to Stan.
ey to spend the winter. Mrs. Steegs
n4s been visiting her sister in Chippewa
Fats. Shs reports cold weather with
lienty of snow in that part Of the
sDuutrv Or Guudtach Of De Soto
vas called to attend the daughter Of
haries hnrey The st ddard and
r vrr-id- Aid society will hold fair at
ne NJ E. church jtoddard, Dec IL.
NV road ju-t completed in Spring Cool
" Is reported tn be an excellent piece
# work. Citizens sre well pleased wi b
he same. George Flick and Samuel
S n- ara improving the school grodnds
constructing a new fence. "A num-
Der of young people have been enjoying
he good shaking on the slough Joe
Sab was transacting business In Genoa
a-t W ek. Mi ses Lille and Nora Zit-
K skee, Emma Flick and George Flick
spent very pleasant evening with Miss
S iliwell, Thursday last. John Brush
lad grubbing bee laat Tuesday which
Was well attend d. Mrs Ella Emberson
is visiting at Stodtsrd. j. Oswald had
the misfortune of ioosing his hen house
and 150 chickens. Our school had q va
cation from Wednesday until Monday.
HIAWATHA.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
Readstowu Hunfer Got 4 Bear.

Material for the first bear story was
furnished Lsdysmith people BY F Dyer
of Readstown The material was the
real thing in the shape of car ass that
tipped the beam at exactly 2l3 pounds,
dressed The bear was fine specimen.
His shin.S coat was of jet black and
10, ked az If it would make an ordinary
sized buffalo robe, or when dressed serve
for great coat for man of big proper
tions Mr. Dyer had gone out for q
hunt on the Little Thornapple at point
about ten miles due north of L dvsmiih.
He wa MT exactly looking for such big
gam, and thought at first that he had
encountered a porcupine Old bruin
was hibercating in pine stump and
was approached by the hunter and
after being shook up little stuck his
head up in view aud growled This
brought MIN to his fate, and with two
shots through the skull with rife poor
bruin was disp ttched Mr. Dyer nc
cepted AN Offer f $35 for his prize =
Ladysmith Journal.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
From the La Fargo terprise.)

Isaiah Booher of South Bear recently
purchased the Henry Mick farm of 1870
acres which Joined his farm. The price
paid was 81. 300.
Elmer Orrison of Viroqua has been
appointed to the position of manager OF
our new electric ght plant 7 N
Slime will have charge of the pow er
house at Seelyburg.
The re-trisl of the we'll known mur.
der case of Mrs. Elmira Drake, charged
with poisoning her husband. Robert
Drsk ke, has been set for Dec 8, In the
Giro uit court of Fountain county, Indi.
ana.
District Attorney Bennett Of Viroqus,
was in town Tuesday to conduct the
prosecution against { s, Youmans.
The trial did not take place on account
Of the defendant failing TO appear. The
court placed small fine on him for
contempt of court and pa ers were made
out for MS arrest on another indictment
and next time he will have to go to vi
roqua for trial
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
OUR COUNTY GLEANINGS
From the Brain and Pens OF the Ceusor'p
live Country and Village W riters.
" HItEsrOwN.

HI EsrOWN.
ONTARIO, Nov 80 Blacksmith ]. ].
Lswr nce WAS pounding away for Jake
SFarnsr while he wss up north TO kill
deer..J W Mahoney al daughter
Hattie visited relatives in town of
For ST.. ''Ye KID" owes d. Of grati-
tude To Sshs,or Munson Il copy of
Wi+c nsin B ne B ok for 19C Mr.. and
Mrs F G Bredlow visites .latives
near Sparta Our tobacco ers re-
port tLat the Buyers Trust = ecently
organized has kept buyers v. No
one has bad an offer for the { weed. "
AS consequence no more ne, eds or
other prep ifations in these ,s for
producing or shedding tobacs ,ill be
the order of the next season al 9 many
now raising the weed" will = ivate
other products. .Ab Stokes and Y fe Of
Clinton and Geo Stokes and wife Of
Viroqua, were visitors at the home of
J. J Lawrence. Fair for q B. church
netted S26. A fellow was sent to Viro-
qua Jail Thanksgiving for getting full"
Our four saloons And plenty of pa
irons 1t is reported that the twos and
threes are seen drunk on the streets
every night Isaac N Wallace, late Of
Co M received increase pension from
S6 to $40. John Kiser of Forest, re-
ceiyed increase $8 to $12. Henry Eyler
Sr, and Miss Maggie Stedman, both Of
our town, were married Thanksgiving
day at the home of II. A. Stedman. Of
ficiating. "A party of boys armed with
guns bells and horns poIitily called Mr..
Bridegroom out; their capt. demanded
treat or the mnsic would begin, that
gentleman 'coughed" up, the boys re-
tired The new married couple occupy
the commodious residence of CT. White
ALI our people wish them long and
prosperous journey through iife....
Thanksgiving sermon by Rev. Chap
man, was treat to the audience. The
at Baldwin's. Mrs. Julia Kiser Of For
Burch of our village. Ontario cores
pendent In La Fargo Enterprise says:
Some of our high school students dis
continued attendance having graduated
through the back door" We object TO
this toast. Our teachers are good M.
tured and would blush to see any sra
dent kicked out. Hugh Donohoe sold
his farm to German Of La Crosse, con-
sideration $6 400 Donohoe takes La
Crosse city property worth $2, 900 and
will make his future home there. Willis
Wallace and wife are visiting relatives
here, > i'll return home to Union, H.,
soon. "A visiting relative of G. W. De
lap in our village Is very iii here at
this writing. John Markee and wife Of
Oden, visited relatives In our village
last Sunday Eli Sanders, formerly Of
Ontario, now on q stock farm at Hud-
son ieports herd of 30 0 sheep to feed
this winter on that 300 acre farm. We
are pleased to chronicle report Of that
charity surprise by about a dozen Of
young I lks the evening before Thanks.
giving at the home Of old Mr.. Marden,
They brought presents and many good
things to eat, SO that Thursday was o
happy day for cle old Eentlemsf.
ONTARIO KID.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
DIFFERENCES TO BE sgrrIRD.
Circuit coart Eest week--Promises Short and Tn
interesting Term Light calandar.

Circuit court foi annual winter term,
will convene in this city on Tuesday
morning next. A glance at the calan-
dar convinces one that there are no act.
ions Of moment to be adjudicated, and
that the term will likely be brief, ex-
tending perhaps not past ten days In
the criminal section of the calandar
there are ten cases listed, none of much
significance Cases for jury number 81.
Of which 10 are appeals from award of
commissioners who fixed damages in
right-of-way seizures of land along the
route of the la Crosse. Viroqua electric
railway. Cases for hearing by the
court are only four, default cases four,
divorces five, A total OF forty.three act
ions.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
Generons tontempurarles.

The sond feeling existing among Vi
roqua mechanics Is attested in the gener-
ous turning ont on Thanksgiving by
them, and fitting up Of Isaac Soiberg' .
warehouse ready for occupancy for bus
ness. Mr.. SolSerg desires to publicly
express his appreciation for the act
/. On:opeaing his safe Mr.. Solberg found
his books and accounts well preserved,
and says he is ready to give receipts for
money on account or note. He insists
that every person owing him must come
forward and settle at once, and this ts
sufficient notice to all such.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
Don't forget the big bargain

Don't forget the big bargains in
hats at Mrs. A. o. Tiarson's.
%. P. Hill and wife are home from
South Dakota, where they spent several
weeks
Liberty Pole NJ. e. Aid society will
give sofa pillow social at the residence
of Carl B. Foi they Friday evening, Dec.
II. Ladies will please bring sofa pill.
lows.
p. A Hill, manager of the La Fargo
telephone system, was IN the city on
Tuesday. He told the CENSOR that La
Farges latest enterprise, the electric
light plant, has commenced operations
and is giving satisfaction.
"A party of neighborg gave MR. and
Mrs. John Devlin a surprise at their
home few evenings since, the 34th an
niversary Of their wedding day. After
lunchson expressions Ca good will were
given in words and by presenting Mrs 4.
Devlin present as keepsake.
Probate court attracted not few
people to the city on Tuesday from diff
ferent sections Of the county. Among
them were r. B. HJyt of Chaseburg,
Ham Cowan and Attorney Drew of La
Fargo, William Dolan of Clinton, r 81.
Drake OF Klckapoo. Z. s. Jordan Of Un-
ion, Roger Williams and Attorney Har-
kins of Hillsboro.
| Thanksgiving was observed in the
usual way in Yiroqus, by family and
neighborhood gatheings, skating for the
youngsters and other sports. The union
service was fairly well attended in the
Christian church, five pastors taking
| part. The sermon by Rev. Stemen waS
one 10 arouse loftier patriotism in man
kind, treating "a be did Of the common
things Of our country.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
A Long Contract.

The coancil has entered into a con
tract With the electric light company
for lighting and pumping water for the
city for thr years, the price per year
being "a, 300 The present cost is about
90 800
An ordinance ordering early setting
of shade trees on East street, next spring,
was adopted r r Lemen was rein
stated as nightwatch Treasurer re-
ported 1858 90 on hand
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
HAMBURa.

CHAsEBURG, Nov. 80-Young people
attended dance at Coon Valley, NoY. 21
Frank Riser is moving his household
fleets to La Fargo. "A large crowd at.
tended the entertainment given In b
Rannetsberger's hall, Friday evening".
Mons Peterson has purchased an organ
for his daughter Sens, of the G G Brown
Music Co, of Viroqua. Miss Stro nstad,
our 5encher, went home sor Thanksgiv.
ing, having closed scho0. Wednesday
for the remainder Of the week. Mr.. and
Mrs Peter Lemoseth of La Crosse, Wis.
tied with Mrs Lsmoseth's brother, An.
drew Johnson. Harry Hoyt Is hauling
Inmber preparatory to the erection Of
barn on the old Natwick property. Mons
Peterson received nice piece Of veni-
son from his son Glib rt, OF Westby, az
mement1 of the latter's hunt In the
northern part of the state. Hank Pome.
roy transacted business In La Crosse
one day last week. R B. Hoyt's sale on
the 21st ult. was well attended and
many went home well pleased with
their bargains. FALLING LEAVES.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
Fnur Farm IusiIiut.s lor us.

Vernon county will be favored with
the location Of four farmers Institutes
the present winter. The first will be
held at Retreet January Fl %; Ontario,
February 23-24; Hillsboro and Coon Val
ley, February 25-26.
In the adjoining counties Gays Mills
will be favored January 21-22; West
Lima, February 25 26.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
Fm Sale or Rent

The Hanson blacksmith shop and
tools in Avalanche, already TO COM
menes work with. Also fonr lots with
dwelling house, tobacco shed and barn
All desii able and at 8 bargain Apply
TO Mrs s. Hanson or Chan 8. Slack,
ViroQua
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
AGRIcmTuRAL sOcIg Y OFsiCPRs

Annual meeting of the agricultural
society was held this afternoon, largely
attended We have only time to give
election of fficers Of follows:
President-F NJ. Miushali
Wee Presidents @ Graves. A F, May,
W. s. Arnold.
spcretary-F ". Alexander.
Treasurer Jos Il Mol es,
Executive Committee-H r Swain, A. T.
Jordan, Henry silbaugh. A. j. johnson. Fred
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
ALAY.UP FOR TIE WINTER.
Young Farmer Fails From Barn and Breaks HIS
Leg Last Saturday.

A serious accident befel Arlo B.
Smell, young farmer who resides two
miles east of the city, last Saturday.
While working on barn for Mrs JOS
eph Nelson the staging on which he was
standing broke precipitating Mr.. Smell
fifteen feet, striking upon pile of stone,
breaking both bones in one of his legs
It is q b. rd blow to Mr.. Smell.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
Iutb.r.n Parsonage Burned.

During the absence IF Pastor Holm
and family, on Thanksgiving day, the
fine parsonage at Folsom, with all its
belongings, was destroyed by fire. We
are advised that there was but partial
insurance on building or personal prop
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
YIROOUA.

LONELY VALLEY, Nov. 30.-McKie
Langhus and wife are seen passing
through the valley quite often. Willis
Jacobson is home from Michigan CITY.
N Oak after an absence of four years
Ole Christianson from section 10 called
on friends In thir valley. The special
school meeting at Seas Branch, caused
quite an uprosr. People Ia this vicin.
ity are behind the times having s.hoo,
meeting this time Of the year. win
Bowman visited at Ruds. M Lsnghns
and wife are going to move to Westby
.Enoch Hetland bought Martin Ar.
derson's choice dock of shoats. August
Rud has retired for the winter. .Arens
Hawklsnd and Ben Eie ate their Thapk IA.
giving turkey with Mr.. A derson. Ham
Steen on and Jake Severtsou purchased
herd Of bronchoes from Clinton Ores.
mont Wallace. Rome Bowman ana
Chss NcD .rmntt sre busy breakinc
mu es. .Ouf johnson. Peter and IA.
Continued on sth pegs.)
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
HoNEsEaKERs EXCURSIONS

G. NJ. g. st. Paul railway will sell
tickets on Dec. and IS, '03. January 8
and 19, Feb 2 and 10, March and Is TO
April 8 and 10, '04, good 81 days from
date of sale, one fare Plus t2 tor the
round trip TO west, south and southwest
L. C. BOYLE. Agent, yiroqua.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
Get Ynur Horses Ready.

Monday and Tues lay Of next We X
December 7th aud Sth Harry Light,
the buyer, will be in Viroqus to pur-
chase horses. First-clsss animals, draft
and roadsters 3 TO 10 years old, sound
and Of good color, the kind OF horses
wanted. Remember the conditions and
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
Tha Finsat ON Enrth

have two carloads of choice Ohio
apples for sale, the est have ever seen
in market. Come early and SEE them.
DANIEL. WISE
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
Said OF Written to the Censor.

a D Eckhardt, Redfield, South Dako-
ta: Kindly change address of nv pa
per to Los Angeles, Califprnia, as that
will be my next address Will leave
here next Monday; go via Galveston,
Texas :froul there TO the City OF Mexico,
wner we expect to remain fifteen days
Expect to reach Los Angeles in about q
month Will be pleased to find the
CENSOR th-re 1t will be like letter
from home to all of MS, there being eight
in our party, nearly all former Wiscon-
sin people
Venerable Chss Waters, White Sal
mon, Wash Please send CENSOR as
usual, as it is read with satisfaction /
have been subscriber to the paper ever
since it was called Northwestern Times
(Somerby's Hard Times) with the ex-
ception of about one year"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
Feed Grinding.

I am prepared to grind feed for far.
mers and others at the Thompson mill
in Viroqua, which have leased
GEORGE BUSH.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
Purn Brad Poland Chlnas.

Hog of b,th sexes, elipi' to regis
try. For sale By
J. q. McLEEs, Viroqua.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-10-03
THE ROSWELL CAR.
Col. Page Gives a Glowing Account
of it's 1riumph,

Col. Page Gives a Glowing Account
of it's Triumph.
j. A. Graham is in receipt of let
ter from Col. A. E. Page written
from Springfield, H., where last
week the car exhibit was one of the
principal sights of the state fair.
Up to date the car has had a most
successful tour.
The following is taken from the
letter:
I'VE have a splendid position and
have put up our exhibit, and it is
the exhibit of the fair. Everybody
agrees with me on this pont. One
member of congress remarked yes
terday, THAT exhibit alone should
give you statehood The officers of
the Fair Association are delighted
and bring the men of note around
and introduce them. We will spend
next week at St. Louis. and then go
over the Frisco to Oklahoma City"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-10-03
Overland to Roswell.

Albuquerque Journal-Democrat.
L. E. Carey, who has recently sold
his interest in the Silver Avenue liv-
cry stables, will leave today for a
pleasure trip from Albuquerque to
Roswell He will make the trip
overland and will be accompanied by
his wife. Mr.. Carey will drive
team of strong horses to a buggy and
will carry provisions and camp out
fit He expects to make the trip to
Roswell in about five days, driving
the entire 225 miles. The route will
be through the Tijeras pass and the
Chilli country He will return the
same way and expects to get back
to Albuquerque in time for the fair.
The object of his trip is to give him
an opportunity to look over the
country in the Pecos valley.