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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-12-16
Woodmen of the World Entertain.

Nearly $50 members and guests of the
local lodge of Woodmen of the World
met at l. o. o. f. hall last Wednesday
evening, and a fine musical entertain
ment was rendered, together with an H.
lustration of the administration of
Dutch Justice" In order to make the
illusion more realistic Justice Taggard
and City Marshal Null were escorted to
seats of honor near the administrator"
a. w. Cornett, general organizer for
Eastern Washington and Oregon, was
present and expressed qualification at
the great interest taken in the order
here.
The following is the program render
ed:
Sidney S. Barker. .... Either Solo
Jess Walker and Leo Bivens $3.50.
................ Dialect Singing Sketch
Mrs. c. Pearl Sawyer. ... Vocal Solo
Music by the Orchestra
The Dutch Justice" cast of charac-
tiers; I. Farrell, prosecuting attorney;
John Briggs, Lawyer Bum; J. ]. Atkins.
tough; Miss Harris, sheep thief; A. Cra-
mer, policeman; Master Braggs, mes
senger: j. B. Walker, the Judge.
Card games and fine supper were al
so INDUCED in. and all present voted the
entertainment one of the pleasantest
they had ever INDUCED in.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-12-16
Business College Notes.

Fifty-one students are now in regular
attendance and the prospects are good
for a number of new students after the
holidays.
Day school, new enrolment Richard
Lince, commercial course; Henry Lince,
Meat Matson and May Thomas, short
hand course; Tedd Webster, Soren Mat
sen, farmers business course. Mr.. w.
A. Wise is taking commercial work in
evening school,
The lectures on Commercial Law, un.
der the direction of Mr. Gull. our new
city attorney, are progressing nicely,
and promise to be of great educational
value.
Miss Otta Smelling of this city, Mr.
Roller of Sunnyside and Mr.. Alexander
of Seattle were welcome visitors Thurs
day afternoon.
Come in and see what we are doing
Visitors always welcome.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-12-16
Revolution Imminent.

A sure sign of approaching revolt and
serious trouble ip your system is ner-
vousness, sleeplessness, or tomach up
sets. Electric Bitters will quickly dis
member the troublesome causes. 1t
never fails to tone the stomach, regu.
late the Kidneys and Boyels, stimulate
the Liver. and clarity the blood. Run
down systems benefit particularly and
al the usual attending aches vanish
under its searching and thorough effect
iveness. Electric Bitters is only soc
and that is returned if it don't give per-
feet satisfaction. Guaranteed by c. C.
Case and North Yakima Drug store.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-12-16

Mrs Rubbar-That busybody woman
next door stood for half an hour in her
dining room today looking into ours.
Mr. Rubbar How do you know, dear9
Airs. Rubbar Why. I happened to be in
our dining room watching her.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-12-16

Husband What does it matter how
plain your clothes arey Beauty, you
know, is only skin deep, and-Wife-
And | really would like to make mine
sealskin deep just for once.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-12-16
Cured PARALYSIS.

w. S. Baily, P. o. True, Texas, writes
MY wife had been suffering five years
with paralysis in her arm, when | was
persuaded to use Billiards. Snow Lini-
ment, which cured her all right. have
also used it for old sores, frostbites and
skin eruptions. 1t does the work" Csc,
SOC and sl.00. Sold by F. L. Janeck's
Drug store.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-12-16
For weaek and Nervous People.

We have cure for nervous and un-
steady people, weak, feshless people.
and pimply. pale or sallow people; peo-
pie who are troubled with loss of ambi-
ton. failing memory, depression of spir-
its. lack of confidence. nervous headache.
and wakefulness. all these symptoms are
produced by weaked nerves, brought on
by the watery condition of the blood.
Make strong, rich. red blood. and fur
nish food for the nerves is the way to
stop the source of the disease. and the
cure then is only a question of DAYS.
The best flesh and blood builder is DIR.
Gums Blood & Nerve Tonic. in tablet
form to take at meal time. Sells at Use
a box. or 3 boxes for 50. at all drug
stores, or sent postpaid on receipt oil
price. People gain from | to 3 lbs of
soilu healthy flesh per week, by the use
OF this medicine that is an Indication
that 1t is doing good Address DIR. Bo-
sanko Co. Philadelphia, Pa For sale
by F. /. Janeek's Drug store. ?
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-12-16
Appropriateness Fine Suits and Over
coats.

Made and warranted by Jews. TIL,
only clothing makers in the world. COT
fin Bros. Att
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-12-16

Stranger-Do you think you could get
me on the pension list? Lawyer-tc heer-
fully Oh, l guess so. But we may
have to get you naturalized first.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-12-16

Don't you feel proud since your dau-
ghter married the duke" Proud"
echoed Mr. Cumrox. Not bit of it ::
I'm worried to death for fear II! forget
to approach the duchess with proper
formality"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-12-16

You say the audience laughed when
you recited Marco Bozaris' in Chiea-
go?" Yes" answered Mr.. Stormington
Barnes. "You see, when I came to the
lines beginning strike the people
thought it was local allusion.s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

Mounteb Snfantrp sepeien, aber i5
betimmerte mid iebt unb aud tn Der
Tolse wdbrenb bes sanSen arieses
wenis barum, gu rpelden &esimentern
meme @esner seb0rt unb ,peldea
Rans bic befeblfabreaben Ofisiers
batten.
ltnier SerluIt beitanb, auBer benz
eri6oiieuen S~elotornett bu Pleiiis, in
muir feds Serpunbeten.
Sd burfte bier feline 3eit uerlieren,
nt6t etma neil t9 bic Nntunit en9lt=
i9er gerltdrtunsen aus Ge6berSburs
firdtete, ionberu neil i'd BON ben
&rie9sgefansenen uernommen bate,
baB file BON Oepetsbo,p aus an bic
@arniion in Smitbfielb t~elesraobirt
bdtten, ite iollten it6 balo mad Nlt=
mol gtortb Surid5iebeu. Otele @arz
nilon nun po0te t@ iiberrumpeln, ebe
tie fli9ten founte.
Sd blteb Sesbalb nut 10 lanae, Bis
i'd mid iibe'seust bate, baB bic eng
lii6e @mbulau5 nit ibren gerpunbe=
ten bei9dfti9t mar, oaun elite i5 metz
ter.
8as Die &rtessgefansenen betriht,
10 lteB t6 ite, neil i'd ni6t wuBte,
oh Der birefte @es pom go1b Noberts
nidt petiperrt iet, iber 3baba'Ndu
gang in Der Ndhe BON O%epetSborp
uorbeimarl6ireu, UNI tie baum pom
8inburs per giienba9n mad Pretoria
%tran3portiren gu ~(aiieu.
Gortlebuns fo(9t.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Sitet Guh bCr Salben

5itst Gu6 Dor 5alben sesen ga.
tarrb. bic Suefflter entbalten, ba Qued>
fiber fiber ben Sinn Res Scrubs serit6ren
unb tas Banse Sstem D6Gta ssrrittsn
wtre. wenn es eurh bic i6leimtaen Sber-
fdAen einhrinlt. SOlde Nrtifel IpQten
ME auber auf gercrcnun9 gut ~terufener
aerSte 9straudt mereen, ia ser 5haben,
BEN iie anriaten, ssbnmal 70 srpB 1T ais
pas 9ute. ra5 Sbr taprn "er,,elsn fOnntet.
9al's 8atarrb Sur, fabri3irt pcn s.. S.
9tenes & Co., Splspp. D., enttQlt tetn
Susdliiber unb wirb innerlih gcnOmmen
unb pirft rireft auf rie ihteimiaen Oter-
Hdhen Res Ssitems. @enn Sbr 6la's
8atdrrb Sur fault, ieib fiber. RAP Sbr bic
dhte befcmmt. sic wirb innerlib senoms
men uno in Sclero, SbiU, BON S.S. gbe-
nep Il 60. semt1ht.
sgr gerfauft SUn adsn apctbefern,
@rsis Is Gents lie Slalt;.
Saa's Namilien= 9iuen bic beften.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
3ebntes &opitel.
ierbunbertiteb5ts eng
Timber lperben BET
Gebbersburgsez

an9en.
Nu bemlelben Nbenb iibersa6 th ben
@enerdlen g. Be Bet uno q. s..
gronie ben Ober6efebl, uabm bret
Wann meines Stabes nit mir unb rift
in ber Na@t bis O%onferpoort tn ber
&t9tuns mad Oepetsborp.
Sd wollte refosnos5tren.
am folseuben Sage in ber Sribe
tam i9 an ben gauernbof Stertfou=
tetn, mo tb Wtttass I'm 10 1br er:
fubr, baB cine Nbtbeiluns gnsldnber
BON Smitbfielb In Oepetsborp einses
soseu mare.
Bon SterffOnteiu waren es 80
Weilen Bis su meinen &ommanbos,
ni6tsbe ian6te i'd cine Or
ore babtu, oaB 1900 Mann unter ben
@enetdLen S. 9. 8eiiels, Sroneman
uub be Siuers i'm gilmarld nit 3
@ei6asen anriiden lollten
8abrenO bieie bas j3tel tbres War.
|i1es 5u errei6en iud)ten, Ianote Id
meme bret Wann aus, UNI mad ben
Sofen berienisen 8irger gu seben,
y Sd fam bier Die Semerfu1s ni6t utz
terorilten, bdB es mid unb ieoeu, Der bar=
itber Itb auBerte, auBeroroentit6 befrelnbei
bat, bQB aus Sloemfonteir, mo ser enoliI0t
6elbmarI 0al bod iiber 6 5000 Wtaun per.
fii9te, feline GeritGrtuu3en gu 8roabwoo6s
Sruppen 9ei6idt Durbet Ia3 @sfe0t fano
nur II Utetien pom Der 0aRpttaot itltt, es
bdlerte 4 Gtunben uub mibreno bteIer 3eit
1Gtte man re6t gut 0ilfe l0ideu f0nneu. Die
| @n9ldn6er t0nneu itD ni9t oamit erti0ulot.
gen, baB 2orD 9tobert5 niht Iptlieu founte,
oab @enera! groQowooo augegrifien morbei
lei, neil Der TelOtele3rap9 lit unnittelbarel
9tQbe Der Drift pom inns GbQel1uitten moroeu
mar. IS mar eiu filler Rorgen, Iuo man
fonnte ben Ranoneubouter in Bloeniontei1l
boren. NuBerorbem itdn0 Gin eu9lii6er MI.
Benpolten (autpoi) auf 8urmauStop ;ipli6eu
Roorilpruit nub gloenfonteiu. Sh ia9t
bieS nt6t, um 2orb Eoberts it etileln I'M.
9iinItigen Sl9te eri3eiuen si lalleit, louoerr
MIR, INN 3l seiseu, Dab lelblt in oelu erobeu
en9lil6em 6eere unperltdnbli6 eOinae porta
men, se9en melde bic S1niser, bic mir of
9en1a6t baben, gar ni9t in Setra6t fomrner
lleberoies waren lestere BEL uus eini9erma:
BEN gu enti9ulbisen semeieu, benu bic Ge:
publifen rparen nod jung, unb iie baben ME:
mails baran geba9t, ft1 ber Orbniins, Orr
soniiatiou unb Dis5iplin ibres Seeres ~
|! ribmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Ser &f 3mif6en Bur
unb Srtte.
Ger breiiGbri9e 6rie9 pom
General Sir. &. DC Wet.
(Sortiesung.) }

(SortIebung.)
Sobalo unIere geritdrtuns bur6
Sen WopoerhuB setommen mar, CAB
es fir 0eneral Sroabwoob fetre Wog:
li6teit me9r, nod ldnser aussnbalten.
ST CAB leiue Stelluns auf, uno ieine
Eruppen iagten iomobl redts ais lintS
BON mir bur6 ben &ceruiprIit uOrbei.
Wir bei6o1en ite uaO uabmen wieber
ueti9teOeue ~gefanseu. 6dtte ID mcbr
Wannld0iten BET mir 9ebobt, cann
bGtte i0 Die gauge a, mir oOrbeiaie
benbe Streitma9t Sefan9en ne9men
f0nnen, aber nit $50 Mann fann man
5000 nt9t u%msiuseln.
l1nlere Sirser am Wobberf luB Srifz
fen iest BEN Seino nit aler Ma9t an,
tasten i'm uoutdnbis In bte Sludt
unb pollenoeten babur9 sic Nieberlase
bes Seinbes.
@uuberbor batten it9 meme Wannz
i6aiten sebalteu. SO uneridroden
batte i'd bic Slrger nod ME seleben,
ais ite bic Sruppeu, wte bic Beuen
zines itatteu Stromes, iid beranwdlsen
iaben. Gubi9 unb entidloHen lieBen
tie Bite Soloateu beranfommeu unb ent
maffneten iie banu. @s mar mir bies
Elm neuer geDeis ser lapfsrfstt bes
Ifrtfaners, bic mad meiuem 1rtbeil
BON feinem ii6ertrOffen wirb
&ommonbant Cert pan Bet We.pe
purbe i9per pernunbet aber slid(i9
uieber bsrssiteut; auberbsm battsn
mir BRET SObte uno pier Serpunbete.
Den Sertult ser gnslduoer tann t6
ri6t senau angeben, na9 ibren eise
men 8eri6ten batten tie $50 Sobte
unb Serpunbete, Die Syurbisen nt@t
mitsere1net, batten wir 4SO @efan:
gene gematt; Z aanonen unb 1T
Wasen maren in unIere 5dnbe &c
fallen.
Sett bate i1 uieber piel Wtibe, un1
Bel BEN mirr bur6einanber itebsnben
8asen Orbnuus Su i6ahen, ba uiele
3uspferbe, wie aud Mauleiel unb O6
len eri9oHen waren, Sober Ausenz
Bid fonnten Eruppen aus 0loemfon=
tein er|detnen - aber lie lieBeu ltd
ni6t isbeu. grit ais ~unlere Burger,
wel6e bic fliebeaSen g~n9ldnber pet
folsten, pom btelen, etrua um 10 nbr,
ablieben, fam cine Nnsabl berittener
Eruppen aus 8loemfontein gum BOT
i9ein, 800 ii@ aber slei6 pisber suz
rid y
Cine Mbtbei(uns BON @eneral Oltz
piers 9euten tam pom Sbaba'N3a auf
benz &fl6auplabe setaSe an, ais
aQes porbet NOR. sic lparen benz
General 8roabwoob sefOlat, unb als
iie am Worsen idteben b0rten, 5oSeu
lte it9 ndber beran, bebaupteten aber
BET tbrer Mntunft, baB es ibnen unm09z
ltd seneien MORE, f1iber etnsutreffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Spu, Seitem bas Bette.

Ri6ts ssbt ii5er ein sutes 5weti6enpaier,
benn mad ausemeiuer In1idt Der 4er;te uno
FOLDER, Die es seuoiien, lit es bas bette Wittel
eegen grippe uub iouiti9e Srantbetteu, Die
III bieier Sabresseit cine Yld9e Der Nteulb@
belt iins. Gttes, tnportistes, rsiaes,
aeIdttnafppacs urlb Der S~einsoDett
stttraelid)es 3wetidenmaiier sl onsemel=
ienem Yreiie III baben i'm California &ein=
baus. Tt6. Sahtecrf,
l9.6t ct. 9louo. Ntintt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
.Sau unIercu libsnOen TrsunNen

lpsrosn 10 ou9eSci9t," fam nit 9}e5t 9es
iast peroen pom ben fem ouS8statteten Git
qen Ser Nort5 @Gsiiern Strede, benIt leoer
erfabre QGe!tenreiier, oct Sud be9e9net,
miro nit ben Sepobneru btS 9t~oropeten i'm
9aQeneIneu int Der Gmpieblung oeS Stett=
ties it6ereinitimmeit, ben man ouf oteler
Gtrede senieBt, unb bieS be onberS best9ltN
bes NortDz2 Gelteru 2irliteb Slptl9en Wttllues
apoli5, ct. SAUL urs Chicago.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

S6minniu9ts Gur.-@ aaerr's
@bttc Wine Of Sar Sbrup, bas be-
ite 9uitenmittel auf grbeu, betlt gr=
tdltuns In einem Sage, ruenn 3eitts
9enommen. Is unb Scots. Sn alien
Mpotbeten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Sine orpSe Ssustunbi

1uiaeputter Oameubiite uno Eusata6erEpdd@
reu Der n~eleiteu 80 BEN erbolten Die III lpotts
biQi9en Breilen p~erfautft mereen. @out Sbr
reller ib0ueu Sut btui9 %tdufe1, baum
aebt 81 Srou&. 5. Hu9emerI
1873 Sor0b, Wliuu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Ser SolfSmunb.

Sies oiene CUR Seltdtisuns, baB
Sic Slisableiter, wel6ep D. gebr, San
Soon BON Welroie auf uniern Sdu=
fern erri6tet wurben, uns pollltdnbi=
&c 3ufrieOenbeit seben, unO baB mir
irsenb Seman6en, Ser einen Slisabz
letter sebrau6t, bic @ebr. San Soon
empfeblen, 81 b%ieielben bie einsisen
suuerldiiisen Slibableiteruertdufer in
Ser nmsesenO iinb, auf Sic man it9
p%erlallen fann. sic perri6ten ibre
Qrbett 10, baB Sebermann bamtt st=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Sanr fir 0ier

ct. Gloub Storage & Grobuce Company
fault irsenb eire Suautitat Gler, fir Die lie
baar be,ablt. 1906. Ipe. N. ct. Glorb,
Winu. 1913
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

~ &i9elieu Sorte Don in &anz
men einSema6ter Sra9te, @emale,
YreIerues ulu. iinb itetS pom Der be:
item Sorte unb als bte beiten fur bas
@elb 9arantirt BET @ebr. g 10 I n g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

Serntauu Gafeu,
SEQ. Snobla9b,
Sos Sarbed,
6eurp Sdinbler,
TFrou IS. Sal1bsd,
Sobn 90. &au
Su9b Slotlep,
Yetsr S6onberg,
fSreb. gbriien,
Sobn Collage,
@barles Stal6erser,
&C. Wiuer,
Sas. Smoife,
@bas. Cooper,
Nntou S6uuie,
Sobu DEFINES,
fyrau 4eter Suit,
60. Sa6maun,
Wife guQ,
8. s.. Did,
Casper fSrsorif,
Srau Barb. Sartbel,
Nbart G Nobeu,
Nif. &aleid,
gfid. %2innemann,
Sberin bes @nuuents
sit ct Soiepb.
So6w. P. Ausuittn,
@lent. Staub,
er 8. q. @unfel
q. 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

lttpeN w.
Benedict Qltmau't,
Seurp Seller,
Seurp R1eif,
Or. Htnault,
garnep Tennis,
Serb. Sweeters,
ISM. Soft,
Serb. WeDer,
Sobn growu,
Sobn Gbriiteu,
0enrp IS. Weper,
IS s &obow,
@,ulnet @entler,
Qubrew S6neioer,
Iusuit 8entman,
Serb S6mulpe,
Qbam Sui,
@utou SaIiues,
Sobn S%lnoienfelier,
sal. @t6er,
0tif. gartbel,
Qler. Sebmer,
Sbos. 3a6mann,
Eeter Simmer,
Trant Enrichment,
Nid. 0iaems,
So9w. P. Geo . e.
P. Meinulf,
P. Yantratiu
@ntboup Ga
~ ID T--.~S {
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-22
Bills and Resolutions.


On Thursday, January 18th, the fol-
lowing bills and resolutions were in
troduced in the Senate:
s. r. 8, Hill-For an Investigation Of
the expenditure of the contingent fund
Of 1901 and 1902.
s. r. 4, Notwithstanding the COM
subpoena witnesses, papers, ETC., in the
elaction contests.
s. G. r. 6, Notwithstanding United
States senators to vote for direct vote
of the people on election of United
States senators.
s. G. R. T. Barela-For the printing
of 5000 English and 1000 Spanish cop
les of the message of Governor Orman
and inaugural address of Governor Pea
body.
S. B. 40, ]. F. Adams an
allowance for children.
S. R. At, ]. F. Administered high
way commission
S. R. 4S, Ballinger-Purchasing site
for fish hatchery.
S. R. 40, Ballinger-Bridge at Fair
play.
S. B. so, Barela-State reservoirs.
S. B. 81, Barela-State reservoirs.
S. B. So, Clayton-Amending the at
tachment laws.
S. B. 3-Clayton-State Normal
School,
S. B. 54, DeLong- to ar
ticle X, tax on land.
S. B. 55, Drake-Amending educa-
tional laws.
S. B. Sc, Drake-Establishin the
county of Platte.
S. B. 81, Hill-Creating surplus fund.
S. B. 5S, Hill-Interest on damages
for personal injury.
s. B. SO, Hill-Anti-trust law.
S. B. 60, Hill-Relatng to criminal
code.
S. B. 81, Hill-Procedure in criminal
cases.
S. B. 81. Hill-Stay of execution.
S. B. 6S, Hill-Elections in school
districts.
S. B. "a. Hill-Anti-prize fight
S. B. 65, Hill-Care and training Of
feeble-minded persons.
S. B. &C, Hill-State wagon road.
S. B. 67, Hill-State wagon road in
Logan county.
S. B. 6S, Hill-State bridge.
S. B. 60, Hill-State bridge across BIZ
jou creek.
S. B. 70, Kennedy-State wagon road
in Ouray to San Juan county
S. B. II, Roberts-Steel bridge at
Empire.
S. B. 72, Ward-In relation to pro-
bate matters.
S. B. 70. Ward-Providing for two
judges in the Eighth judicial district.
s. B. IA. Ward-To provide money to
take up State University warrants.
S. B. 70. Ward-Providing for a 2-5
mill rate for benefit of State Univer-
sity.
S. B. 76. Ward-State University.
S. B. n. Ward-State road over Ar
apahoe pass.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-22
WYOMING DELEGATION SEEKS
BETTER COLORADO CONNECTION

Denver, Jan. 7.-Assurances that he
would cooperate with them In their
effort to secure an extension of the
Cheyenne & Northern division of the
Colorado & Southern road from Orin
Junction to Douglas were given a
committee of citizens from Cheyenne,
Douglas and Casper that called upon
Manager j. M. Herbert Wednesday,.
Manager Herbert also promised to
consider the rebuilding of the old line
from Fort Collins to Cheyenne, torn
up some years ago. This part of the
project is of as much Importance to
the Cheyenne, Wyoming, cattlemen
and to Denver as the Douglas extern
sion. Should the line be rebuilt, it will
Insure a line from Galveston to central
Wyoming in competition with the I'm
ion Pacific.
The delegation from Wyoming ar
rived here on special train about 10
o'clock in the morning and was re-
ceived by a committee from the board
of trade, composed Of Vice President
Meyer Friedman, Secretary Arthur
Williams. John e. Leet, ]. S.ATemple
and George H. Nipton.
committee of twelve from the
half hundred of visitors was appointed
to accompany the board of trade COM
mittee to the general offices of the rail-
road, consisting of Governor De For
est Richards, Mayor F. H. Harvey of
Douglas, G. w. Metcalf, John Morton,
w. G. Irvine, H. r. Paul, A. w. Phil
lips, M. G. Barrow, editor of the Doug
las Budget; w. J. Thorn. Senator John
T. Williams, e. A. Slack, editor of the
Cheyenne Leader, and ]. L. Murray.
mayor of Cheyenne.
The committee stated that the con-
struction of the proposed extension.
fifteen miles in length. would turn all
the business of middle Wyoming into
Denver and would be paying venture
At present the towns of Douglas, Cas-
per and the intermediate towns are
reached by the Fremont, Elkhorn &
Missouri railroad and connections with
the Colorado & Southern at Orin juno
ton are such that few minutes de-
lay will cause passengers to lay over
there twenty-four hours. If extended
to Casper the road will touch rich oil
fields in that section and the coal
fields at Glenrock
Mayor Harvey Of Douglas invited
Mr.. Herbert to become guest of the
town and investigate the proposal. Mr.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-22
RAILROAD WRECK
ON MARSHALL PASS

Denver. Jan. ia Republican spe-
cial from Gunnison last night says
The most serious wreck that has
ever happened on the Marshall Pass
division of the Rio Grande occurred
this morning three miles east of Sar-
gent. The west-bound passenger No,
371 was derailed at 9:20 o'clock while
going at the rate Of about twenty miles
an hour. The sleeper, two day coaches,
mail and baggage cars left the track,
clearing 1t fully twelve feet The en-
gine remained on the track. There
were sixty passengers aboard and of
this number at least thirty were in
jured.
A special train left Gunnison shortly
after the news was received here bear
Ing Doctors Macintosh and Jay. The
injured passengers were well cared for.
A special train was made up at Sar-
gent to take the most seriously in
1ured to the company hospital at Sa-
Ida. Two or three are in a critical
condition but 1t is thought their in
juries will not prove fatal.
The accident was caused by the
breaking of bolts which held the fish
plates and rails together. by q derailed
car on westbound freight train early
this morning.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-22

against the packing merger. was
The following resolutions were also
ADOPTED:
Endorsing the omnibus statehood
bill for New Mexico, Arizona and Ok
lahoma- Endorsing the policy of the
Agricultural Department in its efforts
to eradicate poisonous plants on the
ranges.
Endorsing the Tongue pure food bill,
which is now before Congress. Ask
ing that body to Immediately pass the
census bill.
Asking the Agricultural Department
to repeal the forest exclusion order
and protesting against the government
game preserves.
Transferring the administration OF
the affairs of the forest reserves to the
Department of Agriculture
The selection of place for the next
convention was disposed of quickly.
Earlier in the week there were ten
cities in the race, but so thoroughly
had c. j. Milds. who had charge OF the
fight, worked in the interest OF Port
land. that there remained but one COM
petitor. Detroit, when the matter came
to a vote.
Last night the delegates were enter
tained at an elaborate smoker, the
chief attraction at which was the meg
aphone minstrels, an aggregation Of
200 funmakers.
To-day 200 or more OF the delegates
start for Memphis and New Orleans on
a special train.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-22
DOCTOR BANCROFT
DIES AT SAN DIEGO

Denver, Jan. 17.-Dr. Frederick ].
San Diego, California, Of heart trouble.
The news reached the city last night
and caused widespread sorrow. DIR.
Bancroft was prominent In his profess
sion and foremost as q citizen. and
lad been identified with the best in the
city's progress for almost forty years.
DR.. Bancroft served as an army sur
geon during the War Of the Rebellion.
In 1866, Just after the close of the war,
he came to Denver.
He was appointed surgeon for the
Wells Fargo stage lines. and later
chief surgeon for the Denver Pacific.
Kansas Pacific, Union Pacific, Denver
G Gulf; Denver, Leadville & Gunnison
and Denver & Rio Grande. He was
elected president of the Denver Medi-
cal Society in 1876 was a prominent
member OF the American Medical As
socialtion, and vice president OF the
National Association of Railway Sur
geons. He served as pension examiner
and was Denver's city physician for
many years. He was the first president
Of the State Board Of Health. and
helped to organize and build UP the
medical department Of the University
Of Denver.
DR.. Bancroft was equally prominent
outside Of his profession. While pres
ident of the East Denver school from
1872 to 1876 he did q great deal to
build up the Denver schools and give
them the high reputation they have
since sustained. He was the first pres
ident OF the State Historical ard Nat
ural History Society, and held That po-
sition from 1879 to 1897, when he re-
signed. Ho was instrumental In FORM
ing the FIRST Grand Army post In Dem
yer In 1868, and was chosen command
er. Later Gen. John A. Logan made
him department commander for Colo
redo end Wyoming. 80 q