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The HappieSt Woman

Is the hardworking one. The best
satisfaction comes of service performed.
Only II is necessary TO keep the bowles
regular and the organs active. There's
nothing like Dr.. Kings New life Pills
for that. 1hsY geR0er service gently, yet
thoroughly sSc, al G. BlenoOw's Drug
SfOra
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Wizard a Winner.

At the Leesburg Horse Show
last week, Miss Dora Henry. of
Wildwood, on Wizard" captured
one of the prizes in the Ladies
Hunter class.
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Notice,

The OhiIdren'S All-Day Service
Will be held at the Mountain Bap-
list Church on Sunday, June 21.
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ture set and set from February to the
middle OF May. and il would appear
from all the signs and indications of
pain and agony, that the mountain has
been delivered OF mouse. The Iegisla-
ture adjourned TO meet in November
after appointing a committee to do the
Work, suppose which they virtually
acknowledge they were unable TO do
themselves, Notwithstanding Mr.. Smiths
great money saving bill. 7 wonder If
they will draw pay from May until No
vember: They have already cost the
State, should say, something like Sf50-
600, as they have drawn pay for about
six months.
" hat Is the matter with Warren ccuu-
ty. that she does not want 10 fiji her
term in the House Of Delegates Here
tofore she has been quick enough to
take all that was in sight II is said
that Fulton wants to 90 20 the Senate.
and that may account for iheir not
. claiming the delegate There Is a sus-
picious circumstance in connection with
this matter. II looks a II Fulton was
going 20 turn Warren over to Smith and
smith was going TO give Clarke 10 Full
ton Mind, don't say this is so. but I
say II looks suspicious, and manva poor
devil has been hung on less suspicion
As Tor delivering the goods. suppose
there would be no trouble about that
any man who could persuade the leris-
iature 90 spend $500 for grease 10 make
the legislative machine run could do
most anything. But how about that old
+ gar horse Parks. OF Page county, Is he
IN the ring or mott don't believe he Is
one of those fellows that vow can kick
aside like an old rag. without taking Off
your hat and saying. "by your leave.
Captain Truth and candor compel Us
10 say that. in our humble opinion. he
has more brains and capacity to do good
work for the district than the whole
crowd put together. Yes. you have 20
+ reckon with Parks. I don't care how
many "Napoleans" YOU have. when YOU
hear the "fog-horn Of Butcher sounding
there viii Dee some wool flying and some
I crying and gnashing OF teeth.
As Warren and Clarke have each FAD
the Senator in the regular order OF things.
F Page county is entitled 10 it, and as She
has put up a cool man. an able man. and
one who will honestly do his duty. I
hope the people Of Clarke will stand bv
him. He was gallant Confederate sol
der, and when YOU wanted a man TO
preach Democracy. or tell YOU about the
war all you had TO do was to let Parks
know il and he came on the next train.
Now when he asks this little recorni-
ton, you can't refuse it. and I don't be-
f iieve YOU will
/ must apologize for the length Of this.
+ hut could not we'll make il shorter and
say vha, I wanted 10.
VOTER.
I'm regard TO the first paragraph in
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VOTER

{ In regard TO the first paragraph in
Voters article, the editors Of the CoUR-
TER Will say that they requested Mr..
smith 20 furnish chem the copy of most
OF The article he complains of. The bal
ance OF il was obtained from the Rich
mond papers. TO whom credit was given
hv us Fps.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-27
E D I G T O

ESTADOS UNIDOS DE AN ERI
Ca S 8 ell Presidents de los
E.taaos Unidos v q sn nombse
don Charles E F-ote, JACK $50.
eiado del Tribanal do Distrito
de Humacao.
Hsgo sAbsI: qse por providenciR
del dia de ayer. oietaaa en- ell proca.
dimisnto eieeutivo que sigus el Ban.
co Territorial y Agffcola de Puerto
Rico contra don Rafaol Rodriguez y
DalgAdo en- eobro ae nm eredito hi.
potecArio, se manda saear p6blica
subasta por t6rmino de veinta dias
y preeio de treinta mil pesos none.
dR provincial, 8 sea diez echo mil
dollars, mone&a americAnA, In iuca
siguiente:
e tancia situada on el t6rmino de
C6guas, barrio de Tarabo CON su'
psrficie de cuatrociantaT cincuenta
tres cusrdas igual 6 cisnto seten
to y ocho hectAress, cuatro areas,
eusrenta y siete centiarias, re.to de
una de Quinientas cuarentA y seis
cueraas, de- TERRA Llama g paatos, CON
vegAs y sobre vegas, tornado de
dos pof clones contiguss, de cuAtro'
cien.a a. di z y siste cus,das CON CEN
tavos uns, y de treints y cinco con
cent. vas In otra como resto lA q ii
ma de ura de eianto veinte y ocho
cuerdas y centavos, hnaanao ell todo
nj aaliente con teri snos de don San.
t1,go F1snaui y de 10 Sacasi6n de
dor Jasn Pedro A:oats; por Ell Sur
CON los de don r fael r ,arfgus q,
que fueron de 10 sueesi6n de don N
meeio G slzGeg de don ava ino Del
gaao y de don Rodr g Rod. igusz. y
CON les de don Victor Fsrnana, z
que eran dc don Corcino de Ls61 i;
Dor ell Poniente con los de don Nc.
deato Sol& que psrtsnacieron i don
Felix Rios y al preaicho don Rafael
Rodlfgueg; con tierras hoy de Q. to
! mismo selior y at t 70 de don Ig aacio
Girardi CON las de don Jose Far
nAnatz y don Vicente RAm6u Mu
| nos, Y por el NoIte CON ell camino
del ST baco y terrenos del referido
Solx, antes de don Diego Girardi, de
dcf1s ,Asunei6n Rodl fguez y Ell pro
pio Sol& y del repetido don Rsfael
Rod fguez antes de don r ancisco
/ Fernandez.
Eaa fnca 10 afquiri6 don R.f .el
Roal fguez CON 10 dicha mayor cAbi
da anterior, por compra 6 don Fran
J cisco Fsrnandes, seg6n eseritura
autoriz ada por el N Jtario que fud
de San Juan don Juan Ramon de
Torres 6 di.z y siete de Ab1ii de
1888 inscrita al fo 10 103 del tomo
a. de C8guas en- r gistro de 10
propi adaa de ese Distrito.
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Advertisement
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOl
Bureau Of Public Works
Office Of the Superintendent of
Public Works

San Juan P. R. April 25th 1903
Sealed proposals in duplicate
for the furnishing of all labor
tools and materials and the ms
tallation of a sanitary plumbing
system in the Insane AsyIu ol
San Juan, P. R, will be received al
this office until 10 A. M. May 9TH
1903 and then publicly opened.
All information; a copy of the
general conditions regulating con-
tracts for Insular Public Works
blank forms Of proposals, and ms
tructions to bidders will be fur
nished on application.
The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids.
4. Stieyle.
Superintendent Of Public Works
4 12 1
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Canoneros que
no sirVen

New York, Abril 81, l1.50 a. M
Avisan de Manila que los cano-
neros americanos que prestan SER
vicio en- Ell Archipelago, no pue-
den maniobrar en- las Was fuvia-
les, remontando los rios, a causa
de las grandes avenidas de 6stos.
Ell periodic de las nuvias Sc ha ini-
ciado en- Filipinas y los tagalos
dominan en- poblaciones del inte-
rior donde no puede combatirseles.
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Tn hOmbre fa6 heridO
Ell sABADO

El sxbado & los doea de ID noehe
fu6 herido de gravedAd, On el cafe
tin de Iaocencio Ckrdenas, sito en- 10
cAlle de SIN Agustfn, 81 individuo
Monserrate PixarrO (e) eCome vi
drio., por Norberto DiAz } &C. bo.
ueroD.
De Las Investigations practicAdas
hasta ahora no se he poliao deducir
10 causa que origin6 este delito y por
negAr eCabolleros que 8. fuera el
autor.
El sargento Castanera de orden
del Juez de P4x f3rm6 nm atsstadc,
La herida fac infsrida en- el cue.
llo y 60 do grAvsdaa.
Los gusrdias Sanchs y Gutierrez =
eapturaron Al sgresor quien % en-
cuentra en- In eAreel 6 disposition
del Juez
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Gobierno Provisional

New York, Abril 27, ll.50 a. m.
Otro despacho dice que SO ha
establecid0 en- la capital un 60
gierno provisorio, del cual forman
parte varios elementos de los que
componian la Junta de Guerra de
la Revoluci6n. Todas las classes So
ciales han ofrecido al gobierno apo
yarle para la obra de reconstruc-
cion por la paz, del estado lastimo-
so de los asuntos p1bhcos.
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clBlEHHlMls
SERVICIO ESPECIAL
DM
LA CORRESPONDENCE.
DIRECTo DE NEW-YoRK.
Revolucionarios
dominicanos
VICTORIOSOS

New York, Abril 81, ll.5o a. m.
Los reyolucionarios dominicanos
han triunfado contra 81 gobierno
de Horacio Vazquez. Este Sc ha
retirado al extranjero. Las ciuda-
des y pueblos del Cibao que Sc ha-
llaban bajo la autoridad de parti-
darios de Vazquez Sc rindieron q
las armas de la Revolucion.
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| A;B'CBoHEMl4u
kINGrOF ALL BOTTLED BEERS:>s
&
HOSPITAL de materlidad

FL viarnas primera de M syo Sc
llevarA & efecto ID aperture del Hos
pital de Maternidad. Lxs festas pc
ran de ca&tro de II tarde q disz de
la mocha. Sc NOS asega ara que ell
Hen. G Gobernador y los sen ,rss Her.
n8ndez Lopez y jose de Guz nkn B j.
Litez pronuneiarkn discursos en- ce.
lebraci6n del acto. Una 8 dos bAn'
das de mdsica dejarAn DIR Algunas
escogidas piezas durante esas horas
de- fi sstaa.
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Las fuerzas>
extranieras

New York, Abril 81, ll.5o a. m.
Dentro de algunos dias las dota-
clones que Sc hallan en- terra, pro-
cedentes de los barcos de guerra
extranjeros surtos en- la bahia de
Santo Domingo, embarcaran en- los
buques de sus respectlvas naciones,
por considerarse innecesaria la GUS
todia de los consulados.
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Sc ARRIENDA

Una fnca para Q. IL 6 pastos rA.
aicada en- Yabueoa, compuesta de
178 cuerdas de terrsno de primera
elase y situada entire dcs inganios.
Para informes dirigirse don
JuAp r. Alfonso en- Arroyo, & den
Andres Ants;o en- YabacoA y al doc
tor j. A. Disz en- N W York. a15
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iFlLATELIC0S!

Sc vends una gran cclecc on de
sellos. So eomponen de estampillas
de todas parties del mu ado.
Tiens cercz 8 mas. de 1,000 sellos
y ne d. barkts.
En- ests imprenta irf 5rmarkn, y
por sserito dirijase al apart tado de
Oorreos n6mero 785. SO
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Cubanos resembles

Nueva York, Abril 81, 11.5o a. m.
Dicen de la Habana que reina en-
Cuba gran disgusto CON motive de
los fuertes. impuestos que Sc apli-
can a medicinas patentizadas. Las
droguerfas han sldo cerradas por
sus duenos en- se1nal de protesta.
Estiman estos ruinosos para sus
intereses los citados impuestos.
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La su asia Be celebrarx ante est
Taibuusl Ell sia diez y ocho de Msye
pr6ximo 6 las dos de Ia tArae. S
advierte que no Sc Admitil &n postu
ras que no cabran las dos tsrceras
parties del precio fjsde; Gus para
tomar parts en- ella aeber&n los lici
tadoras consignar pr6viameI ts en-
10 mesa del Tfi5nnal Ell diez por
ciento fat two dsl vAlor de IL fnea
y que Sc conformar&n CON Ia titulA'
ci6n que obra en- sutoe.
Y para SD pub icAcion en- 81 peri6
dico sLa Correspondence. que se
edita en- San aan, SO libra II pre-
sents en- Humac&o % de A5ril
de 1908
francisco Gonzalez,
Actin 6 Secretary.
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Dulces en- almibar

Dulces en- almibar de vArias cla
ses y tabacos y cigarrillos se venden
. lado del Ayuntamiento casa L &.
N sro 30 fcente In Plaza Principal
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IIilIIITIII7IIiITIIIfITL7iTfI77

Juan Acsvedo y Salvador Boy tu.
vieron nm disgusto en- San G ,rm&n,
paaando dc las palabras & lcs hec b %
y resultando CON heridas en- In cara
y cuello ell Acevedo y CON rasgeff o
eerea de 10 oreja oil Bey.
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AVISO

D1rante mi susancia de esta Isla,
qusda1a D. ISIDRO A SANCHEZ,
de esta CApitai, encArg edo de mis-
sger cias y CON poder bAstante para
repressntarme.
e WOLFF.
San Juan Pto Ri 20. Abri 27 de 1908.
Sd
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En- el hosp'tA h,o de JuAna Dis z
% llevan 6 cAbo diffsiles operseio.
mes quiz drgicaa que honran & Ga Di.
rector Doctor Giol.
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MANANA
es el dltimo dia de la yotaeion
pleblscitaria
El microbes Sc publicara ell re-
sultado final de la votacion
Los votos llegan en- grandes pa
quotes de toda la isla

Camo el plszo de election tsrmina
msf1ana los vctos NOS IN Iemitiaos
de toda 10 isla proeurando que lls-
gusn { tempo.
Muchas observaciones hay dete-
Midas pc r fslta de espaeio en- ell pc.
ri6iico, y en- verasd que serfa eurio.
oso leerlos rsu nidos en- 40 folleto.
La opioioa pdolica se mueve y
piensa enid adosa en- los problemAa
de 10 isla. Es eviaente que los dlti.
mos aeontecimisntos po.iticos y que
ell general estAdo de nsgccios del
ps Is no le SON indifsrentas,
Ri CO nputo de votos hast. hRy, es
como sigue:
TERRITORIO. O............... 1876
INDEP ENDENCIA. ......... 14419
GOBIE-sNO TEMPORAL. 1922
OOLON4A A.....s......... %
CONFEDERATION ANTI.
LkANA.... ............. 6Z2S
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Doctor Emilio CneVremont
CIRUJANO DENTIsTA
San Francisco SO
FRENTE A LA CAPILLA


ResultAn brillantfsimas las albo-
radas que en- Areeibo BE lie van
& eabo todss las noches Goa mt two
de las hsstas patronales.
Sal Superior de Curazao
A 40 OENTAV0s 90.
Maiz del pals en- "a sacos
a $500 "a.
Puntas paris, cajas de
90 lbs. gruesas Y hnas ia
maffos de 2 hasta S pull
gadas a $3.50. ~
AIambre puas, rollos
de 90 lbs. $2.75,
Grampas. barril de 90
libras S..
0frecen BaQuero J Gandara
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N0TICIAS

CoNsEJo A LAS MADREs Ell iarabe caImanss
dc IN seora Winslow debe los nios
estan en- e periodic de Ia dentci6n Proporciona ayio
Immediate al pequeno pacientel produce sueho ma
muy yiyo alegre rs muy agadab1e .. paadar, calms
al nino ablanda encas avia sus dolores hace ID
Es el,ueor remedio oonocido para Ia darrea va pro-
vengasta de la dentici6n de cuaiquefa otIa Gauss
T9n1ase mucho cuidado pedE el Jarabe Calmanta
ds "a Se6era Winsiowx % el meiox de eodos.
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Sc dies en- Maysgusz que con mo.
two de ID organiz aci6n que 90 est&
hacienda allf en- el servicio dc la Po.
iefa Insular. IN ,na sl nombre der
ioven R,f.6l Sanmil &n, que sirve
do guardia en- ssta capital para cabo
de aquellas fusrzes.
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Francisco Gonzalez,
Actin G Secretary.

Charles E Forte,
, 1903-06-11
Saratoga Wins Over Rawlins.

The Junior mines of Saratoga
and Rawlins crossed bats on the
Saratoga diamond Sunday and
Monday, the score being tied, 10
to 10 Sunday, and the Saratoga
boys winning by five tallies Mon
day, the score standing II to II in
favor of Saratoga at the finish.
These two games created a great
deal of interest and enthusiasm, in
fact as much as any games played
this season, and the boys were
shown a good time. A dance was
gotten up in the Armory Monday
evening, and Tuesday morning
both Dimes were taken out in the
English bake by Manager Glenn
mons of the Saratoga nine, and
several hours were taken up in
driving around and shouting them
selves hoarse.
The Rawlins team will average
much heavier than the Saratoga
boys but the home nine demon
strated that they could handle Il
bat or a ball just IA little better
than their opponents. The games
were watched with much interest
both days and especially Monday
NJ. Il. Maston, of Denver, umpired
the games. Following is the line
up of the teams.
, 1903-06-11
GAVE OPTION ON MINES.
Work to be Commenced on or Before the
18th Day of July. and Must be Prose
outed Until the ist Of October.

Jones d Williams and j. w.
Heather, owners of tie Alma and
Meta properties in the Spring
creek country, gave Matt Baroch,
All option on the above claims last
Saturday, the 9th, for Sl0,000.00,
the option to expire on the LIST
day of October. Under the terms
of this option, Mr.. Baroch is to
start IA gang of men to work on
each property on or before the
10th day of July, and the work
must be prosecuted continuously
up to the expiration of the option.
These claims are situated south
east of the Three Peaks, and are
located within a mile of each other.
There is a good road to both
camps, and it is thought it will be
only II matter of IA few weeks be-
fore the snow will have gone out
sufficiently to allow an outfit to
get in. Considerable work has al
ready been done on these proper
ties, there being "A 40 foot double
compartment, we'll timbered shaft,
on the Meta.
The character of the ore on
these claims is fast turning into
copper, the lead ut first showing
lead and silver. Mr.. baroch il an
experienced mining man, who has
operated in the west for a number
of years, and the fact hat he has
taken hold of this property is an
excellent endorsement for the
quality and general appearance of
the veins.
, 1903-06-11
Went TO Green River.

James Phillips left last week
for the Green River country where
he and Henry Rose have located
placer ground. He will take IA
load of supplies, etc, and get the
ground ready for the placing of
the Horton amalgamator and con
centrator, which has been ordered
and is expected to be ready to
take in next week. Mr.. Rose ex-
poets to leave the last of the week
for that country and it will be a
very short time before everything
will be in operation.
The ground located is a very
rich piece OF property, but the
work of getting water there to
sluce the dirt was SO great as TO
make the ground impracticable,
but with the Horton amalgamator
the expence is practically small
aud the saving over the slucing
method is very large, as this ma
chine will save nearly 100 per
cent.
, 1903-06-11
Announcement.

The Saratoga public school Will
reopen on Sept. It'll, 1908, with
the following list of teachers:
h. De Witt Stearns, Omaha, Neb.
Principal.
Miss Lily Brown, Macon, Mo-,
Grammar department.
Miss Eleanor Rowen, Saratoga,
Wyo., intermediate department.
Miss Cora G. Sanders, Aspen,
Colo, Primary department.
Miss Brown will probably also
give instructions in some special
subjects in High School work, in
Guiding Music, Drawing and Paint
ing.
1t is the intention to have a full
and thorough High School course
of four years; SO that any one de-
string the most rigid and thorough
High School or College Prepare
tory curse can have such instruc-
ton in the Saratoga High School.
Pupils in southern Carbon county
or elsewhere who desire such a
course or instruction in any study
in it are invited to come here in
stead of going away to a distance.
NrVu
While the laboratory and other
apparatus for High School Science
and Mathematics are now limited,
these will be added, and the corps
of teachers increased as necessity
demands. BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
, 1903-06-11
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

Mrs. Anna NJ. Palmer, a temper
ance lecturer of Des Moines, la de-
livered two temperance lectures in
the Presbyterian church Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings of this week.
Mrs. Palmer is quite an interesting
talker and was greeted with good
audiences.
Hon. Willis George Emerson paid
Saratoga II visit last Friday and made
a short talk to uur business men in
Armury Hall while here. Mr.. Elmer
son said Saratoga had made much
substantial growth in the past three
years and that he believed its future
was assured.
Jnscph Cheesbrough was found gull
.ly by the jury in the district court
last %Situpjay of the crime of horse
stealing. Cneesbrough stole three
head oi horses from a Hnchman pear
Elk Mnuntaiu. The jury recon-
menulrd that the court show clemen-
e To the pris ner.
, 1903-06-11
New Base Ball Team.

Saratoga seems to have the base
ball fever just at present and a
new team, to be known as the Mar
ried MeL's Team, has been organ
lied, and it is a hummer. They
got out Monday evening and play
ed five innings with the senior
nine and we are told, unohicially,
that the reason they stopped at
the end of the fifth inning was be-
cause they had used all the avail
able paper keeping a record of the
tallies run in by the senior nine.
They are practicing hard and will
soon be in shape to play the junior
nine. Their ucces in that game
will decide whether they are in
practice sufficiently to permit Of
their challenging the seniors or
not.
, 1903-06-11
Encampment Tie Boom Broken.

When the inhabitants of Sara
toga got up Monday morning
they beheld the North Platte riv-
er full of ties. George Kester,
the night engineer at the Electric
light works, says that about 2
o'clock Monday morning, his at
tention was attracted to the river
by a roaring, grinding noise: He
saw the face of the river covered
with railroad ties three or four
deep. The water in the river
rose a foot in depth and the ties
We're piled up high ON every
point and projection.
The tie boom at the mouth of
the Encampment river had given
away and precipitated the 100000
ties that we're there, waiting for
the water in the river to begin to
fall before being driven down to
Steele into the boiling waters of
the river and they we're rushing
onward with terrific force, down
on the bosom of the swollen wa
tiers of the Platte. Many of them
will reach Fort Steele, to be
caught by the boom at that place.
Andy Olson, the superintendent
of the Carbon Tie Company, was
in town Tuesday and said the
company had not intended to open
the boom for ten days yet, but
would now follow the drive down
to Fort Steele, Mr.. Olson said
that the Encampment river had
been very high the past few days,
the ties backing up for two miles
or o and that in some places
they were piled up twenty feet
high along the river banks. He
says the breaking of the boom will
not diseommode them very much,
only it has FASTENED their En-
campmant drive about ten days OF
two weeks.
, 1903-06-11

Arthur w. Tives, a boy about
seventeen ear of age, was brought
in from Richard Savages'. sheep
camp last Friday, and On COM
plant Of James Demaree an ex-
animation was held by Judge
Heath and lives WAS bound over
10 the District court FOR grand
lareeny. 1t seems that lives took
n #inchester rife, a butcher knife,
a razor and a six-shooter, all oil
, 1903-06-11

A. j. Parshall, resident hydrog-
'rapher, arrived here Tuesday and
was occupied in putting in a gagu-
ing station at this place. The
rivers flow will be taken from
time and the local matter will
be left in charge of G. b. Sterrett,
who will make his report to Mr..
Parshall, the gague will be plac-
ed on the river wall near the old
club house.