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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-29
Tabor KoIumbus, 6lsIo 90, WOW.

bude svoii pravideluou
sch1zi nedeli, 3 kyetua, We dvG
hod. odp. We spolkove rfstnosii
Y hotelu "Prahs" ia rohu I3.
William ul. Bude Sc podruhe
cfsti navrh Doyych domacich pra-
videl, pravidelne podpofe me-.
moei, pokutach std., proto jest
tfebs, ably vsichni elenove sch1ze
te Sc s1tsstniIi.
St. A. Berznek, klerk.
skolni Yybor
odbyvati bude pondelf, dne &.
kvetna " hod. veeer sch0zi svou
Sokolovne. vyborove spoIkn jsou
ddrazne zAdsni, by Sc vsichni do
staviIi; pfedlehz ddlezite jednzDi.
Ant. Ementoyz, tai.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-29

q 81 solganiaoval i udpatn
Obtaa ~ ptihAstitel udklosu, se
toma brb onomu ostAAu hslo 20
hilo slAdu oveh lsl plsktotilo
htanicc duby,kali vyanattnt, mai
nybi ptestaii, linak 81 yAiehni
oytAel ntmuu napadeheho q pu
skytnou mu yekkerou mtavni 4
nautni pomoc, ably pachatel0m sc
doslalo naIosittho polres,aui kdye
pry spolkoyA a statni spravp ne
chayA takoyc sloiAdy bcs povsi
mnuti, must SO braniii sami,a a utinf
to Y nadali, Be vsiehni spraycdliyi
a potadku milovni lide jim budou
hlcd6t die svo molnosti pomahaii,
"MnvA cara, ktotoua dohytkafi
nsznaeuji, ktcfons oveaei nesmi
phi paseni pfekrotiti, nechtdli'li,
ably bray jim byl pobit, prohla.
sila se ma konvenci oveakn "a
porusovani spolkoYich, jskos !
statnich zakonn,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-29
reberpesna lena.

Koroneroya porota Y 81. Louisn
obyiniIa Minnie Cummingsoyou
. wazdy jejfho manzela Dennis
Cummingse. Take pfedesly jeIi
manzel. jisty Harris, zemfel nasil-
nou smrti, sekoli SC podafilo te
zenstine pfesvedeiti porotu, ze
spachal ssbeyrszdu. Cumming
soya pomohla pry ma omen svet
take jistemu svemu mantelu Col.
tonoyi, 8 mimi byIa oddana pied
Harrison. Zbsvila Sc ho nasil-
nym zpnsobem Bloomington,
Ill.,v r. 1897. Jsk policie 2 tohotc
mests oznzmils, tu pfedtfm pro.
ydana byla jests "a jAkehosl
Burnse, ktery jednoho dne zmizel
beze stopy proto sc pfedpoklA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-29
Krajane volte -.
Frank E. MoOreSe,
praydeneho repubkanskeho navrience
pro TRAD rnayora.
prayldelneho reputlIkanskeho navrienee
pro Lfad III

Zuy9 bo aky prot novuzvoen ho Weldon korporace ch
nadhont jest nepm d0vodem proc by popatnc nell sc
di jeho zvoenL Volba Itery dne S. kvetua.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-29
pes zaehrancem diteie.

veiiky svato. bernafdsky pes,
jeden . nejkrasnejsfeh zyifat toho
druhu Ameriee, zachranil o.
uehdy pied utopenim oleteho
hocha v hluboke t1ni blize mostu
pies drahu Lackawanna, mezi
Bloomfield Watsessing New
Jersey. Ioch nekoIika kamara-
dy hral 81 ma bfehu feky, kdyz Sc
tcnto pod MIN utrhnnl chlapcc
sc sFliil do vody. Ployat neumel
a postrabeni jebo kamaradi XII.
KEN uprchli. Pes vidtl hocba
zApasieiho We yode vrhDul SO do
NJ, nchopil no "a lfmcc kabatu a
vyuesl ho na bfeh. Ten samy
pes naleznnI borach Orange "a
bloudivsiho bocha . odncsl ho
dom1. Mattel tohoto intelligent
niho zglfe,e by no neprodal ami IN
$1,000.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-29
z KNERIkY.
zpRkvY releGaAFlcKt.
pfchlcd 70 wtta poltIcktho kronika uda. asti

da, Le vtaldu Burnse ma na
svsdomi We v5sioohu Sc Cum.
mingsova braniIa tim, Dc prj icdnala
Y sebeohraue. Svhdci vsak vypo.
vidsli, Be Cummings ntkokrate
vyslovil obavu, ac ho sera chce
sprovodi,i Sc sveta, TAX jako spro
yodila Harrise. jens nalezeu byl
zastfelen Y posteli Cummingsova
Jest statnou, silnou 2enou, vazici
asi 100 libcr Y oblieeJi jeiim,
vyzna6uiieim sc ostrymi, hrubymi
rysy, lze eisti, Dc Jest to zla,
mstiya zena.
vzaena duehapfitomnost.
Henry Streitz vykopaval La
Crosse. Wis, studnu pro X. l..
Fergusona kdyz sc nalezal Y
hlonbce rs stop, tu SC pfseen9
vreh nan sesypal. Ma stestf stal
na blizku listy Wolfe, ktery, "a
slecbnuv volani Streitzovo o po.
moe, a poznav,o oc Sc jedna, ucho
pill kus gumoye hadice a hodil j
Sireitzoyi do studne. Ten Sc i
lined uebopil pfiloziI 81 j k
nosu, ably mohl tax eerpati vzduch.
Zachraneni zasypaneho bylo velmi
nesnadne, nebot nskollkra,e, kdyz
jiz zachranci Sc nalezali skorem Il
nsbo, tn Sc jenny pisek optt pro-
vail a studnu zaplnil. We studni
mobl vzdy jen jeden pracovati a
tu 50 myslilo, ze Strcitz jiz dayno
neni ma zivu. Jak byli vsak pfc.
kyapeni, kdyz Sc konetne k nemu
dostai a uvidGli no sice vysiIene
ho, ale dosud ziv6ho. Vzacna
duchapfitomnost WoIieova, k,er5
mu hodil onu hsdici do studne,
mu zaehranila ziyot
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-29
Zprayy spolkoye.

Myrta Camp, els. 9s2 X. n. Of A.
odbyvsti bude pravidelnou schGzi
pfisti nedeli q. kvetns) o a. hod.
odpoledni Sokoloyne. Jelikoz
pfedleha velmi ddlezite jednani,
Jest zadoucno, by tlenkyne ureite
v plnem poetu Sc dostsvily.
Katefina Velechovska, tai.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-29
Silent yystshoyaleI budou
yezenI zpet.

Statni kontroIor Seeley Conn,
eiof pfpravy k vyyezeni do Eyro.
py besti choromyslngcb ehudycb
pfislhboyalc1, ktefi nedavno Sc
usadili We statu Tito lide pFijeli
ma lodi Bulgaria pied "a dny DO
New Yorku a poebazf Ruskas
I'll lid6 . nicb poslaai byli hned
do statniho blazince Middle.
town., q po ostatpieh Gfady pa.
trail, nebot cbtsjf je doprayiti
zpet nsjednou. Jsou TO Litoyei.
III zstteni, diva muzi = jedna zena
Isou zuiivs Silent Jeden musel
byti spoutan pa rukou ma nobou,
oebot' ohrozoyal zufiyosti zivoty
jinyeh lidi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-29
RRoNIKA UDAL0sTi.
Dar carnegleho ternoSskemu yfdsla.
yaelmu tisiayu.

Carnegie venoval 5000, 600 Ger
nohskemu dstavu Tuskegee s tou
podminkou, ably bylo postarano o
prosidenta Gstavu, Bookcra I.
Washiugtona a icho rodinu. Car.
negie tento sv0j skvely dar prova.
eel timto listemi New York, dne
~. dubna. William II. Bald
win Jr. dnvernik Moi drahy
pfi,eli. Natidil jsem p. Franksovi,
svemu pokladniku, ably VAN, iako
dnverniku 1stavu Tuskegec, ode
vidal 5000. 600 peti procentnich
morgieovych bondech ocelafske
spoleenos,i Spojenyeh Statn k
rozmnozeni Vaseho zakladniho
fondu. Davam je beze vsech pod
minek, pouze zadam, ably z tohoto
daru ueineno bylo opatfeni pro
politely Brookera T. Washingtona
a eho rodinu po dobu jeho ziyota
a zivota jeho manzeIky. Pfeju ri,
ably teuto velik5 dobry muz byl
usetFen vSecb vsednich starosti,
tax ably Sc mohl cele venoyati
velikemu syemu Gkolu Die mebo
nahedu jest jcdnim nejVetslch
muzn nasi dolby, nebot jest moder
MIN Mojzfsem, ktery vede svnj lid
a poyznssi no vzdtlanim k lepsim
a yyssim 1teldm, nezli jest zem
cplyyajici strdi a medem. Hi.
stor:c nam bude yypravoyati 0
dyou Washingtonech, 0 jednom
bilem a lednom ternem, iiz oba
byli otci sveho Ida. Jsem pfc.
syedcen, zc vazny plemenny pro.
blem ia Jihn bude rozfeSen
moudfc jedins Wasbingtonoyou
yzdelayaci cestou, k MI byl on
zylaste stvofen Citim se sfastnyn,
ze mobu pfispeti k tomato dobre
NH dfu, Y jehoz 1daru Wy q jinI
obetaye prscuji, Andrew Carne.
gie.' Brooker T. Washington,
ncjvzdelantjsi eeruocb We Spoje'
nyeh Statcch q jeden nejyzdela-
nejsich lidi ma syete, byl daren
Carncgieho vcliee dojat Carnegie
pied rokem ysnoyaI 1stayn Sac,
ooo ma postayeni knihoVny
kazdorotne pFispival ma yydan
1stavu $4,000.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-29
0betoyal SC "a ienu.

V.t6chto dnech zemfel Porth
Amboy, " J., Uher lnni Ciempa,
ktory tam 2il po n6jakY Gas. Pc
jebo smrti yysls ma jevo smutna
romance 20 ziVota toho muze.
Crempa pochazel nitranske sto-
lice, kde Sc take ozenil. Asi pied
30 roxy zena jeho probodla svGho
dffvejsibo milenee a Crempa, ably
zacbranil matku dinemu svemu
dGcku, wal omen zlotin ma sebe a
odsouzen byl ma ! o rokn do kazni
ee. We vezoni bo manzelka Jehc
pravidelnG naystsvoyala, ale vzdor
tomu ho zradila a lila jinym,
COZ Sc Crempa dozyedel teprye,
kdyz byl propulsion yezcni
Tento skntek nevsrn6 zeny rozli
tostnil taxi crenpu, be yystehoyal
&c do Ameriky.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-29

odbgya We stfedu, dne 6. kvetna,
prayidelnon schhzi svou sini p.
Hrocha; jest zAdoucno, by kazdy
soused do schnze te Sc dostavil,
bude Sc jednati 0 velmi dnlezite
zzlezitosti.
Vac. Pfibyl, klerk.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-29
vybuebem zatIto 10 lldi.

Budoya Northwestern Star Oil
Co. ' Minneapolis, byla 1plne
znisena vgbuehem, kterg Sc udal
dne az. dubna dopoledne. We
yybuchu zsbito bylo 10 lidi, 2
nictz dy6 byly zeny Co bylo
pfitiaou ygbnehu, dosud nebylo
zjis,eno. Vybuch SO stal nahle,
steny budoyy byiy rozbszeny .
ynitfek octnul sc plamenecb,
kter6 vzplanuly lined po yYbuchu.
v ncsissti tom pfisel ziyot mczi
iingmi take jakysi muz, osei Dro'
MIX, ktery by mobl bgti Czech.
Kdyz Sc yybueh udal, tu dtlnici
vyprszdhoyaIi nadrze ' pfisklepi a
soudi Sc, be jiskry ntktereho
kolem jedoneibo parostroie, oloj
zapalily. We drahem poscbodi
praeovalo PET muzn, kteH yybu'
chem byli vyhozcni do Vyse 80
stop, spadnuli wax TAX sfasine,
ze mimo lehtfeh pohmozdeoin Sc
i'm mic nesislo ri byli icdilL
jiz vyyazli zivotem. X ohni byli
pFiyolani ihned hasiei, leo . mole
plamend zsyznfyal yybuch "a W
buehem hasiti Sc sotva mohli J
hoficl budose pfibliziti DO ohLt
Vito ohromne mnozstvi yody, le'
tim polar nezmensen ami nej'
mensim a hasiti konetn6 musel
Gekan, al oheh sam sebon w
hasnul. Kdyz sc 10 stale, zapo
cato lined bledanim mrtvol :
ssutinaeh a o II. hodint Y noe
naIezeny pryni dyt mrtvoly
vlastnikem tohoto podniku by
w. II. Davis, a cclkoVa ztfati
obuaM $4,000 jest ponze ca
stetne kryts poiistenim.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-29

PFedplsrte Sc ma "Pokrok',
posEe 81 rocns.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-29
Bleda amerlekou husltku vyepsnou
dollary.

DO New Yorku Y teehto dnecb
pTibyt ! Italie mafkgz Arthur Dc
Mayo Durazzo Neapole siee "a
tim jedingm 1selem. sby 81 zde
nalezl ntjakou bohatou sincrickou
husieku, ktera by 81 cbttla koupiti
iebo blechticky ii,uI a ieho tomu
nadavSem. Pan msrkyz Sc Sc sySm
dmyslem netsji, jako mnozi iini
zbankrotoyanf fIecbtici eyfopsii a
ably Sc co nejryebleji dostal k eili,
dal liz do noyin oznamku,ze hleda
nevestu, ktera nepotfebuje NIT
yseeh pet r., ale jedno ze musi
NIT: totik penize. Kdyz Sc no
eden zprayodsj tazal, zdali by
mu sfoo. 600 vena postaeilo, tn
pan msrkyz pFisyedeil, ale po'
dotknul zaroycf, be TO mnoho
neni, uvazfli Sc. BE jeho slecbtick}
,itul jest uz pies GOO let stsry'
MarkYz, hledsifef neyestu, ma u
sebe psani cd nespoiskeho purk'
mistra, nemz tento styrzuje, b
Mayo Durszzo je pofadn5, mladj
muz. Dlouho asi nebude eekat
ma nevestu. nebot' Amerieank,
jsou ma tituly cele posedle.
BoJ oyiak6 dobytkafi.
/ z Cheyenne, Wyo., Sc oznamu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-29
Boj ovsak6 8 dobytkafI.

2 Cheyenne, Wyo.. Sc oznamu-
je, ze dobytkzfi hodIaji vyhaneti
ovezky zrozlitnych psstvin ovtz.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-07
Chancellor BuchtcI,

Thursday evening Chancellor
Buchtel, of the University of Den.
yer, gave reading from popular
authors at the Methodist church
and was greeted 10y a large audi
ence.
Before beginning the reading, n
-hrief -his,cry & .,he Denver mi.
versiry was given 10y the chancellor,
with which institution he has been
identified since the year 1900. At
that time the university had u debt
Of 1925 900 hanging over IT. BY
the prrsevering efforts aud able
management, Of Chancellor Buch,el
that indebtedness has been wiped
out aud the membership of the
college has increased from go to
llO0 students.
The reading was composed Of
selections from the works of james
Whi'come Riley, mir. Dooley"
and letters Of Geo c. Lorrimer
oome Of the Riley poems read
were, The Old S~immin' Hole" +"
when the Frost is ON the Pump
kin and the Folders ia the Shock. 4"
"Oli Fashioned Roses" Mr.
Dool-y's discussion Of the Athletic
Gid aud his little satire on Med.
ical Science III which. both Chris.
,ian science aud the regular prac-
lice get their share of pleasantly,
were heartily enjoyed.
Chancellor Buch'rrs style and
delivery in reading are inimitablo
aud the. evenings entertainment,
was greatly appreciated 10y Monte
Vista people.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-07
History Club.
move.

The History Club WAS enter
tanned by Mrs. Sylvester Monday
evening. The regular program
consisted of roll call which was re
spondel to by Brook Farm items;
the lesson conducted by Mrs.
Conant; n paper by Miss Thomas,
subject "UniRrinnism,' aud "In-
novAtion" 10y Mrs. sylvester The
roll call responses resulted in an
interesting discussions Of the COM
muniiy, founded 10y Ripley and
supported by some OF the most in-
tellrctual men Of the period.
The paper 10y Miss Thomas gave
a concise description of the char
ncier OF Charming, the founder of
uniiarianism in this country and
brief outline Of the creed. THIS
subject proved fruitful one for
discussion.
Mrs. Sylvester then employed
the club in writing verses whose
jingle should correspond with the
title Of some popular novel. This
proved "A poser, no member being
able to complete the liues.
a delightful lunch was partaken
II aud some music closed ~ very
pleasant club meeting.
NJ ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-07
Great Projects.

Besides the buildlng of the
Mollnt railroad from Denver to
Salt Lake, it IS given out that
large steel plant will be built north
of Denver. David IL. Moffat says
of the PROJECT:
"Ihe men who are interested in
this scheme are among the best
steel men IN the world, representun.
limited capital and have for long
time recognized the possibilities Of
this state as II factor IN that branch
of the industrial world and have not
been able TO get any holdings out
here excepting at an almost pro-
mbiiiyc figure. Every branch of
steel manufacture will figure IN
the new plant"
The billion dollar steel trust
which has been for two years try.
ing TO get hold of the c. +. 4 |.
company are probably behind this
move
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-07
a Cold Drive,

Tuesday night NJ 10 o'clock DR..
Whedon got phone from Jasper
to hasten to the camp to see sick
man. He at once went to the
livery stable for "A two. horse rio
or Il single horse to 90 with his
own. The liveryman hesitated to
let the young doctor. who is a
good deal of a pluuger. have one
of his valuable roadsters for such
a drive but finally consented to
have his own teamster 90 with the
doctor The. night was frarfully
cold for n 35- mile ride aud for
buggy stove they took lantern
which became tired of playing the
role of a heater ana exploded, set
Ting fire TO some of the robes.
1t WAS about > o'clock in the
morning when DR.. Whedou reach
ed camp. There he found Sam
Boroghf in n tent, suffering from
a bad case of pneumonia. His
temperature was high and he was
splitting blood. About noon the
doctor concluded it was best that
the patient be taken to Monte Vista
and J. ii. Humberson who had a
sled was engaged to take the sick
man to town where he arrived at
6 p. m. Wednesday. He was taken
to the Commercial hotel and Thurs.
day morning his temperature had
gone down aud he seemed on the
road 10 recovery.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-07
breckenridge Speaks.

The sensation of the house Tues
day was the speech Of Brecken-
ridge OF RIO Grande on the Frewen
resolution to investigate the ac-
tivity of the fire and police board
aud board of public works In the
last election. Breckenridge, who
is one of the floor leaders of the
straight republicans, hurled de-
fiance at the Wolcott men. He
said the resolution of Frewen, the
Wolcott leader, WAS fling at the
committee which investigated the
election frauds. He said he was
tired Of being called traitor,
assistant democrat, etc, and of
being told what his duty RS re-
publican was and would not stand
for i, any longer. He declared
that it was his desire to rise above
politics when in the house. 1t was
the severest speech yet delivered
in the house against the Wolcott
men and caused much comment.
The resolution WAS defeated by
"A vote of % to 36.-Times.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-07
Labor strikes.
The investigation bef1

The investigation before the
commission to learn where the
blame for the Anthracite coal
strike lies. Is about closed and the
evidence demonstrates that there
Is an lrreparable conflict between
labor and capital under our present
industrial system. Today ninety
per cent of labor are hired men
and the ratio Is increasing from
year to year as the middle class
are forced out of business hy trust
formations. Capital demands the
utmost of its employees and labor,
on the other hand. seeks the highest
wages for the least amount of
work. There was time when the
majority of Americans were self
employed.
The more successful the strikes
the more of them. Ii tho cOal
miners win, the year 1908 will 90
down in history as memorable for
the number of strikes inaugurated
The ID. & X. G. employees de-
mand an increase of 90 per cent
advance in wages and If the demand
is refused they say the road will
temporarily go out of business
They are IN daily touch with the
grand officers of the labor order
now IN ST. LOUIS comforting with
the officials of the road and they
expect the company TO grant the
full demands. The employees of
other roads are watching the re-
suit. And labor throughout the
country is calling for an increase
in wages to correspond with the
cost of living.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-07

The Sanger people have decided
to spend a few weeks in thoroughly
testing their plant before opernt
ing the mill to it's full capacity.
They have. according. laid OF
most Of the men aud hnye engaged
an expert cyanide man. n MIR. An.
dsrson. to take charge OF the mill.
II has been thoroughly demon.
strNted that there il gold in the
ore and the problem how to save
the largest possibl. per cent of il
aud at the least cost il what the
stock holders want Ia learn. The
jasper ore IN unlike no~t other
gold bearing rock aud hence |,
requires TO bc tested by all the
modern methods of extraction In
order 10 determine the best pro-
csss. So far all the experts who
have examined III. mine sustain
M. Oliver. who has never claimed
more than n six dollar ore on at
average.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-07

Judge Campbell and wife left
Thursday night for Cnlifornia.
They expec, TO be away three
months. From Denver they 20 to
Los Angeles via the Atchison.
Topeka 4 Santa Fe railroad.
While in California they will take
in mo~t the state. II has been
seventeen years since Mr.. Camp
bell aud wife came to this valley
aud they are certainly entitled 10 n
few months leave.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-07

Last Friday +. {. Goudy. attor-
ney for the San Luis Land and
Canal company, perfected arrange
ments with the farmers Of Mosca
and vicinity to take the old San
Luis canal and operate the same,
and for that purpose company
WAS organized OF the water users
Of said company to be known ms
the Mosca Canal company. The
incorporators are: w. Il. Goebel,
&. NJ. Corlett. n. {. Patton. Ii. o.
Bearden, W. ii. Terry. The farm
era are jubilant over the change,
feeling that the ditch will from
now on be operated strictly IN the
interests OF the farmers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-07

The Snngrc de Cristo Gold Min.
ing company held their annual
meeting Saturday Jan. 81. nnd
elected the fullowing directors for
tho ensuing year: II. V. Smith,
II. II. Abbott, q. IL Mathis. g.
W. GMxlrlch aud &. B. Stutsmln
The meeting then adjourned until
Feb. 10 10 take up the proposition
Of issuing stock for development
purposes The company have two
patented claims and others pend
ing. Their properties nrc situated
on Blanca mountain near Blanca
creek and cknow lcslarsl by experts
10 bc very fine properties. They
expect 10 do cons,dcrablc work IN
tho coming summer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-07

An irrigation scheme Of immense
value to a large tract of land on
the western slope is approaching
completion, detail. Of which hsve
just been disclosed by the company
which il fur,heriog the project.
The bitches aud reservoir will be
lo"Sted in the Onion valley, be-
tween the Black canon Of the Gun
nison, Smith Fork aud Muddy val.
lev, and the land to be watered
includes u tract Of 10000 acres,
situated in' both Montrose and
Delta counties, near llotchkiss.
A company called the Frui,lsnd
Land, Water and Live Stock CON.
p~ny. has been formed TO promote
the enterprise.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-07
Lsslslative Oeisss.

Ono Of the most stringent anti.
trust measures ever proposed and
ono Of the most drastic bills ever
introduced IN tho Colorado lcgisla-
iure Is that of Reprcscptlve Murto,
which was presented IN the house
Tuesday. II is said to combine the
leading features Of both the Kan
sas and Texas antitrust laws, To.
eether with many other provisions
not included in tho laws Of those
statcs. II this bill is passed and
enforced it will paralyze nearly
every industry in the state.
Representative Paul has intro.
duccd an act TO prohibit the giving
or accepting Of tips" for any ser
vice on al Pullman cars and all
other sleeping. parIor or boidoir
cars or dining cars within the
state Of Colorado.
GovenOr Peabody IL Of thu
opinion that there Is large number
of superfluous clerks and employees
in some Of the departments and
that IN other instances the salaries
are wholly out Of proportion To the
responsibility Of the positions or
The services rendered. A bill bns
been introduced To remedy the evil.
The 6ght over the eight hour
ball 10 the legislature Is becoming
more bitter every day and while
The opposition 10 Icss open than Il
was = few days ago. Il Is none the
Isss determined and active. Tho
corporations arc trying TO kill the
h,ll BY amendments and slso b,
dividing the fr,cnds Of the measure.
A bill has btrn introduced b.,
Senator Taylor which provides fo'
primary slcctioas. Under this bIl
every voter 10 The cn'pty can has'
some sav - 70 shall te his part,
ncuinscs for the various count,
o0css. That same rule applies e
all state end other nOminations.
]. r. 6idwsll ot Chicago ant
NJ Tibbits from the Fast. Who sr
ioeeeeslsd 10 The Sanger have hesi
= ~ sanp I'll week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-07
Help Build Up the West.

The low rates from the East ,o
the West aud the Northwest. Feb.
ruNy 10 to April 30, will undoub,-'
edly bring thousands of settlers.
Where they will go is largely n
question OF Inducements. II you
arc Interested in s,cnring amy
enstern people Tot your section OF
the West. send their names aud
addresses to the undersigned. All
the fncls and figures about the trip
will bc promptly sent them.
j. T.. rHia-ToS, Commercial Agent.
Chicago, MiiwnukccS 4 st. Paul Railway.
io2o i7lh Street. Dcnycr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-07

4. T.. Moody. II. II. Winchell
and l.. ID. Conant are doing bu-i.
ness this week at the state capitol.
Neither, however. Is nm applicant
for any office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-07

j. Stubbl.fcld came down from
Cat Creek Wednesday on business
and returned Friday. He is well
pleased with the mining outlook
ut the Greek.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-07

l.. E. Shisler of Lendville, who
has been At work for the Sanger,
returned home Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-07

This week has furnished the San
Luis valley the coolest snap of
the winter. Thermometer read.
ings have been - To Is below zero
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-07

Fairfield 5, lv-ster wl.e,s attend.
ing college st Colorado Springs re-
Gently underwent an operation for
appendicitis and has recovered.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-07

A. V. Oliver went to Monte
Vista Wednesday and will take H
lay off for a while.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-07

Mrs. Will Woods and Charles
left Tuesday night for short visit
to Mahoo, Nebraska.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-07

II. q. Blackmore aud wife are
planning to 90 to Washington to
try the climate of the Pacific
coast.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-07
MONTE VISTA NEWS.

W. } Clark has been laid oil a
few dnys with a cold.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-07

Mrs. John Nevitt of Del Norie
WAS in town Thursday visiting the
Woods family aud other friends.