davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
HO! FOR AN INJUNCTION
Sacred Right to Scent Beers to Be
Denied in New York,

Little Falls, N. 4. April S.-A saloon
keeper here has announced that be-
cause of the increased license on and
after May / he will serve schooners tic
democrats for s cents and to repub-
licans for 10 cents.
New York, April S.-Beer by the
pound instead Of by the pint is one OF
the methods proposed for the relief OF
saloonkeepers who think the new $1,20C
license law an oppressive measure. Two
things have been definitely decided
upon: Beer glasses will be smaller, and
no cheese produced by upstate farmers
will be used in the saloons In this city.
A meeting Of 700 saloonkeepers in Will
liamsburg took action. It was declared
something must be done to teach the
upstate farmer a lesson, and there
was no better way of doing it than by
cutting out" the cheese.
Another suggestion that is likely tC
meet with favor is hat brewers be re-
quested to boycott New York hops. II
was decided to have a monster meeting
on the night of April II, when saloon
keepers will give vent to their indigna-
ton. The question Of how beer will be
sold will then be settled. An effort will
also be made to do away with the free
lunch counter, and charge 5 cents fol
each t-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
IN A a N
He Is Serving a Twenty-Day Sentence
Obvious of His SURROUNDINGS.

He is Serving a Twenty-Day Sentence
Obvious of His Surroundings.
Butte, Mont, April 3.-A peculiar case
of self%-hypnotism is reported from the
Jail at Anaconda, where Louis Won Lii
lenskjold. an alleged Russian count, as
trologist and clairvoyant, is confined for
the theft of an overcoat.
The count was sent up for twenty days
on March Is, and on Tuesday morning, to
escape the persecution and taunts of other
prisoners in the jail. threw himself into
a hypnotic state.
When the jailer discovered Iiilensk-
jold's condition the prisoners were anus
ing themselves by sticking pins into the
sleeping man, who apparently was OBJ
Hvious to the torture and devoid of all
sense of feeling.
The county physician, DR.. Stephens,
was called to the Jail yesterday afternoon
to examine the man, and in ompan with
DR.. Owen made a critical examination.
Pins were stuck into his flesh, but he
never quiyered a muscle. Other methods
were tried, but the prisoner seemed to be
in. a trance of the deepest kind.
The counts sentence expires April 4
and it is believed he will remain in q
hypnotic state until that date.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
TRAINS Q cHuTEs.
Gravity the Motive Power in the New
East River Tunnel.

as 10.
New York, April 7.-When the tunnel
under the East river, now building, is
completed. passengers will 'shoot the
chutea'' under the East river from Bat
terry park, Manhattan, to Nassau street,
Brooklyn. The tunnel will be in the
shape Of a crescent. with a 3s per cent.
dip on either side. The trains will be
started by electricity, but the power will
be shut off when the gravity of the grade
exceeds itself and the trains will shoot
down.. acquiring a velocity of a mile a
minute at the lowest part Of the tunnel
in the middle of the river, and with enough
momentum to climb the grade on the
other side.
The road will be equipped with cleo
trical brakes, SO that in case OF an acct
dent at any point on one track the train
behind will be automatically stopped.
Trains will start from both sides of the
river simultaneously. This will be the
only gravity tunnel road in the world.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
BLIND, LONE,
of Barbados Official IN Sad
Plight in New York.

Daughter of Barbados Official IN Sad
Plight in New York.
New York.. April 2.-AIiss Lena Hurley,
who says she is daughter OF the postmas-
ter general Of the island Of Barbados,
has been excluded from landing in this
country, not for lack of money, but be-
cause she is almost totally blind and
without friends or a~cquaintances here.
She came to America to be treated by a
specialist in Philadelphia, and was ac-
companied by Miss Alien, said to be the
daughter of a wealthy Costa Rican plant
er, who arrived a few cay ago on the
steamer Capri. Miss Allen disappeared
Immediately after arrival and has not
since been seen.
Miss Hurley was found in her cabin
awaiting the return Of her travelling COM
panion, and when search failed to find
Miss Allen, the young woman was trans
ferred TO Ellis island as the only way out
OF the trouble.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
RIOT IN MEXICO.
Opposition to General Reyes Causes
Great Mob to Do Violence
Seuen Percnps kiiial ~

Laredo. Tex, April "a bloody riot
occurred at Monterey this morning.
Fifteen thousand citizens gathered at the
resluellce OF General DexI.aQo Reeves.
shouting Death to Reyes" The police
fired on the mob. killing seven and wound
ing many. The cause OF the disturbance
was the desire to have another man for
governor.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
r M SOLUTION
OF MEAT QUESTION.

New York, April Ga Berlin
cabIegram says: The Munchner
Neuste Nachrichten announces
a biq pressed corn beef deposit
has been discovered in Yellow
stone park. Evidently" says
the Nachrichten, enormous
droves of cattle have during the
triocene period been caught by
a revolution of the earth and
Buried. The extensive saline de-
posits in the district preserved
and seasoned the meat, while
the cold kept it for ages. Under
the influence of the immense
of the earth it has been
Transformed into a kind of salt
meat which, to taste, is not in
ferior to corned beef. The de-
posits cover many square miles
and would be able to furnish
meat food for the world for a
isnu time" According to this
authority, a cowboy discovered
ths deposit and is arranging
with a party of capitalists to
place it on the market.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
BATTLE IN soMALILAND.

British Force Meets and Defeats a Col
m of the MuIiah's Followers.
Alden. Arabia, April 2.-The first fight Of
any Importance in the recent operations
in Somaliland occurred March 29 when q
British column unit a column Of
Son1alis south Of Damot. The natives
made an obstinate resistance and lost
twenty-seven men killed and many
wounded before they retired. Their were
no British casualties. The British have
killed forty Of the Mad Mullah's followers
and captured 1,400 camels,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
SCANDAL.

Reginald Ignores Cornelius in Issuing
Wedding Invitations. !.
New York, April S.vA skeleton will
81 at, the wedding feast Of Reginald
S.laypool Vanderbilt and Miss Gather
Inc Nelson when the two are married
next week in this city. The youngest
son OF the late Cornelius Vanderbilt has
not chosen to extend the courtesy OF
an invitation to his eldest brother, Cor
Of birth, but cut off from the title and
enoluments of that position by the will
ana testament OF an u~nforgiving fatheE
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
TWO MEN ARE DEAD.

Fatal Results of a Fire in a Block in
Kansas City-Three Are Hurt.
Kansas City, Mo-, April 7.-One man
was burned todeath. another burned SO
badly he soon died, and three others
We're injured, in a fire in a brick build
ing in Fourteenth street this morning
William Ridgely was found dead and
John Pugl died on the way to 4 hos
pital. The pecuniary damaEa is small.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
CARPENTER WEALTHY.

Session Artisan, Working Daily "a.
Bench. Leaves $4,000 o
Boston, Mass, April 9.-Patrick Nc
Aler, the Millionaire carpenter of Bos-
ton, is dead, aged SS. He came from
st. John, N. b., with $1,000, and while
working at the bench every day
amassed $4,000, 900. He never signed a
contract, although he handled jobs
counting the thousands. He always
paid ash for a pound of nails or a
business block.
Most of his property was in the heart
of the city and included some of the
most valuable rea estate in Boston.
His son. when old enough, was put to
work at the bench on SIS q week.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
PEACE in JoLo.
Leading Datto Promises Officer That
He Viii Be Good.

Manila, April 2.-The situation In Jolo
is more promising. Datto Pagliman Has
san. the most powerful native leader, WIS.,
ited Colonel Wallace recently and dis
claimed any desire to fight. He accepted
the colonel's explanation of American
policy and promised to be peaceful. There
have been considerable tntertribal trou-
:bles, but no demonstrations lately against
Americans. General Davis has planned
to locate a strong military post In the
center of Jolo island. 1t is believed this
will insure peace.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
Clara Morris SINKING.

Yonlkers, N. Y, April Alt was re-
ported at the home of Clara Morris
that the actress had had another sink
ing spell, and while 1t was aid 1t was
expected she would rally. thera1was
practically re hope of her ultimate re-
eOveEy.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
SHOT FORMER WIFE.
After Which Jealous Massachusetts
Man Put Bullet Into His Brain.

Ayers, Mass, April 8.-Charles Moul-
ton Of Clinton attempted to kill Miss
Lillian Wheeler of this town al the rail-
road station by shooting her twice in
the head, then urned the revolver on
himself, sending a bullet through his
brain n dying instantly. Miss
Wheeler was formerly Moulton's wife,
but had secured a divorce. Jealousy is
the ause.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
Robbers Escaped.

Wiliamsporr, Pa, April 4.-Early today
robbers at Ulysses, Potter county, dyna-
mited the safe Of the Roley private bank,
securing $1,000. The citizens gave chase
and exchanged shots, but the robbers es-
caped.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
BARON MAY LIVE.
Chauffeur With Count Zborowski Is
Badly Hurt, However.

Badly Hurt, However.
Nice. April 2.-Contradictory reports
were circulated yesterday concerning
Baron de Pallange, who acted as chauf-
feur for Count Zborowski and led to the
announcement of his death. It developed
today the baron did not succumb to the
injuries. and physicians express the hope
he will recover The baron said Count
zborowsh was extremely nervous and
made the mistake Of going at a speed Of
ninety kilometers, which rendered it Inn
possible to turn sharply at a point in the
road where it was necessary to do SO.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
FOUR MAY DIE.

Serious Results from One Mans Over
dose Of TendcrIoin Whisky.
Seattle, WASH, April 4.-Dan Nc
crazed by Tenderloin whisky,
attacked a crowd Of men in a saloon
early today with a revolver. He NOR
tally wounded James Clark, William
Mclaughlin and an unknown man. Nc
Cauley was shot twice by a policeman
Ind may not GOV H.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
King to Visit Rome.

Rome. April 2.-Prince Coloma, mayor
OF Rome. has been officially Informed by
the Italian government that King Ed
Rsnth
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
Q TO SETTLEMENT.
Wabash Troubles Likely to Be Adjust
ed Within a Very Few Hours.

st. Louis. April sit is expected an
agreement will be reached within a few
hours whereby the threatened strike on
the Wabash will be averted and griev-
ances of employees settled On a basis sat
ment, ills stated, will not be provisional,
but will stand after President Ramsey's
return from Egypt
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-14
Monte Vista Cemetery.

Al the meeting ui the stock
holders of the Monte VISTA GENE.
trry held Tuesday, G, =. Cum
mings nnd u. +. Ayers were re-
elected directors for three years.
Il. Il. Breckenridge president, e.
:. Aldrich secretary and &. i.
Cummings treasurer.
The financial condition Of the ns
socintion wnS favorable aud The
directors were instructed Ia erect
II chapel on the grounds for The nc.
comNlMtion Of the country people
II they should deem il feasible.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-14

just when the chemical trhn.i
ton takes place "s the ore pAss-s
through the cylinder | am unable
to explain. but | do know to Ger.
talnty that when il emerges into
the receiver it is splendidly fitted
for amalvHmaiion aud cyRnidipg
! went over 1t again, always with
the most satisfactory results. |
am firmly convinced" said be.
that the bulk of our Colorado
ores can be treated by this method
at less cost and with larger saw
ing than by any other now EN-
ploy-d. However. after Mr.. Beam
has failed to reach the, correct
OF his problem, one has
but to examine the present mill to
discover that he has found the
ri :ht way at last"
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-14
Gard Of Thanks.

We wish In thank our many
friends and nriyhbofs for the
heartfelt tokens of sympathy and
love rendered Ms in the lonely hour
of the loss Of or darling baby
girl. Grncyicvc. We appreciate
Them very very much and may
heavens bcncdic,ion bc with you.
Nix. and MHs. ". j. CoRNwILi.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-14

The evangelist at the Peoples
Tabernacle last Sunday night put
ii toa vote of the people whether
he should preach or sing to them.
The congregation was unanimous
in voting 10 have him sing. If the
ministers of many Denver churches
dared to let their congregations
vote ON the same question, II lot of
them would hcgin la take singing
lessons a, once. -Gcorgc's Weekly.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-14
Buy Oolorado Grown Fruit Trees

Representing one of the largest
and most responsible Colorado
nurseries, am taking orders for
spring delivery | shall hc glad to
give my friends the benefit of my
experience in selecting stock suit
ed to tins altitude You can raise
your own apples aud pears ns well
~ small fruits II YOU make proper
selections aud give the stock pro-
per care.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-14
WILL WORK
Process Found That
Does 1t.
TREATS AT A PROFIT.


has been convinced that the I'M
mems. bodies Of low grade ore
would some day be successfully
treated and he has spent thousands
of dollars hunting for that process.
About two years ago he ran across
the new Beam process which 10
him looked feasible and he has
patiently waited It's perfection
which now seems TO have been nc
c"mpl'shed. Gen. Hall, who
edits the mining department OF
the Post, has this, among other
thirgs, to say of the Beam process:
II is like Haunting red rng in
the face Of an infuria,ed bull to
speak favorably of the Beam pro-
cess Of treating gold and silver
ores. The reason is rlain-Mr
Beam made rather lHmentable fail.
ures Of his first inventions, there
fore his name and his furnace suf-
f.red all the odium incident to the
disasters which followed. But,
confident of being OH the right
track. and that by persistent effort
he would in time be able to pro-
,luce method well adapted To the
Hncc..sAful treatment of a majority
III our Colorado precious metal
bearing minerals, he retired to the
mountains OF Boulder county and
resumed his experimenting. Hav.
ing u few attached friends who bs-
Iievesl iu the principle he was en-
deavOrin9 to work out. he lHbored
long and tirelessly. Late last fall
the perfected result Of his under.
taking appeared in the construc-
iion and operation Of n roasting
furnace that is estimated by com
Isrtent experts To exactly fit the
conditions which he aimed to mas.
ter.
Not very long ago certain CAPT
tal,sts assumed by purchase con
troll of the now well perfected
Beam process. This company has
for the past six months been erect.
inw = mil on the old and some.
What famous Pruss,an mines near
Rowsna, Boulder county. anil dur.
ing the past week its mill WAS
stmrs+zl ai full capacity. l am AL.
visssl by An expert who examined
il that from the rec-i4'ing bins to
the engine room It il thoroughly
automatic aud up to.dste. and that
since il started il has run continu
onsly without q hitch.
The Prnssisn mines have been
worked from time Ia time for the
past forty year,. hut owing To th.
refractory elements they contained
only III. high grades could h.
marketed. Many progresses have
is~.n employed upon the lower
grades. hut until now without sue.
c.~v. Tn. ore IL n telluride. con
t~ining sulphur, arsenic. nntimony
mnd aisout all the refractory ele-
n,cnis that can b. found in ores.
THE prMlnct averages from Sl2 10
t9O ts.r ton when ground 10 ~
mesh; not n color can b" pAnnc.l
irom the crud. s,nir. Yet ] am
snfnrn,-tl that inside of ~ minutes
In passing through the conpHny'r
ausomatic ro~st-r Il comes ont per.
fsctly J roasted " ~iih III" v~lncs in \
metallic state. the gold pnnminv
like placer gold and in " perfect
condition for ryaniding.
Mr.. Andrews. MI experienced
rysnil- man who has handled
som~ ri the largest cyanil. plants
IN Utah. says the r"~si"r puis the
or% in the most p.rf.'ct condition
for saving tho values IN cyanide
tanks ~ any h. has eyer handled
In speaking ot this pr"~"ss. y
mining man who has ls'~n trying
eos year 10 tin1 n metho'l "f treat
nest Tor refractory ores, ssys:
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-14
Help Build Up the West.

The low rates from the East TO
the Yves, mud the Northwest, Feb
ruaiy II to April 30, will undoubt-
cdly bring thousands oi settlers.
Where they will go is largely II
question of Inducements. IL you
are interested in securing any
-nsirrn people for your section of
,h. West. send their names aud
addresse- Ia the undersigned. All
the facts aud figures about lh. trip
will Ice promptly sent ,hom.
j, u, rn.roS, Commercial Agent.
Chicago, Milwaukee a st. Paul Railway.
It., isth Street Denver
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-14
John MncArtkir returned HON.

John MacArtkGr returned hom.
Wednesday from his California
Trip II" wns AWAY eight weeks
and WAS under quarantine about
tive weeks. Ills family will re
main n, Los angeles n month
where they ARE enjoying summer
weather among til. orange groves
aud flowers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-14

G. NJ. King has sold his resi-
dence property to 7. ) Jones and
is making all preparations to move
his family TO Canon City about the
middle of the month So rs to be
settled before taking up the duties
of his new office. Candle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-14
Sunk In a Hole.

W. c. Mnnsell. who lost in n
mining speculation all he hud md
conli borrow, had n fortune in
sight ut Silverion had it panned
ont ms he hoped. 1t WAS in hole
at that big mining camp that he
sunk his money. his reputation,
his family and his honor
Much is said of III. successful |
gamblers in mines. hut little is
ever known of the thousands tina.
venture and lose their ALL
MunselI was Hi one time the re.
publican. democratic candidate in
this district for the Legislature but
WAS beaten by &. ". Roe. Con
cerning tn" downfall Of MIR Mum
sell the News says:
Hunted by the sl-n,h- of the
law, fugitive from justice, n wan.
derer upon the face Of the earth,
he has left "a trail Of ruin in his
wske-a broken hearted. pcnnilrss
wife and mother, II son just step.
ping across the threshold into
sturdy yonng mnnhood, and n
blasted home
Until Monday last the breath
Of scandal had never tnrnished
Carey Munsel's fair name. Pop
ulHr among hia fellows aud gen
erous to fault. the news Of his
fall came NJ a shock to all his
friends. They could not believe
he had gone wrong.
Speculation lnred him TO his
ruin, as it has done many another
man. Perhaps he Thought he
could pay back tue money he took
from the state. Al any rate his
actions were not those of the erin.
innl. lie made no attempt At false
entries. nor did he attempt 10 run
away until the very moment that
his defslcstion wxs made public
lie WAS discharged from the sudit.
or. Office February l. lie could
have fled then and thus have had
more than n months start Of his
pursuers. lie conld have ls~n in
fnrth-st Europe by ,his time In.
stead of doing this. he almost daily
visited the stHir house. lie WAS
there Monday morning. when Ex.
pert Swsnicck completed his re-.
port. What did b" 'lo ib-n? lie
vat down and wrote out and signed
n complete confession. generating
his superior officer, Auditor Z. W.
Croutsr. and assuming the blame
himself"
An attraction of more than ord,.
nary interest IL that ~ Mr.. San-
ford Dodge aud bis company ii
players soon tn app:r A. the Broad.
way in "rhe 0isdistor." judy.
ing from the very A.tt~ring I'M.
prsssion this attraction has male
IN other cities. w f-~l safe In pre-.
dieting that theatre vo~rS will Ike
taking no chances when they st.
tend this performances.
The Santa F~ will run personally
conducted exrursions 10 Calif0rnis
tr.w~~kly during Colouist period
April let 10 Juns 10th, 1909.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-14
MONTE VISTA NEWS.

VIM. Bauerle now has the larg-
est and best brick oven in the San
Lnis valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-14

Wake 4 Whilcad have con.
tract for putting an addition to
Mrs. Kings house in the west side
of town.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-14
&. :. AIpgIcH.

EsrHAlED: One COW branded
+ 4 on hip aud and one yearling
branded C-W. Finder viii bc
rewarded 10y giving ms notice.
G.. NJ. MurrEAp.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-14

The Woodmen have set March
20 for II smoker.
kid Sullivan, of llotchkiss,' is IN
the clty ON short visit.
I Mrs. George Brunson and
daughter are visiting IN the city.
james a. Kelley returned Fri,
day from u business trip to Chi
cago.
John Stone ,Ir. is very sick with
pneumonia. Dr. Whcdon was
called to sec HIM Thursday
|. w. Rice and G. W. Gates are
buying all the stock hogs they can
find III reasonable prices
VIM. Monroe came down from
Del Norte "Wednesday and re-
NAMED over night.
b. +. Ayers closed deal Wed
ncsday for the j. X. SouthcrIand
place on Rock Creek.
-. w. McNutt, of Boulder, ar
rived IN the city Tuesday 10 settle
up some real estate business.
Adam DIETRICH expects 10 pm, in
30 acres TO potatoes this spring on
his hay ranch across the river.
DIED: Sunday, March Sth,
jennie ", daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. j. Cornwell, aged two
years.
Mcssrs. Lampherc, McCullo and
Bingaman, of Iowa. are looking
over the valley with n view of
locating.
Miss Allie Newcomb made II visit
to her home near La Jara the
first Of the week aud is now buck
in the clerks office at Del Nortc.
W. w. Reilly is IN town. Thurs.
day he surveyed the five lots on
the corner where DR. Whedon Is
constructing II hospital building.
ID. \. Moore, wife AMI daughter
of Cas- county. Missouri arrived
IN the ci,y last Saturday. Mr..
Moore has sold his ranch in
Missouri aud Is looking for II lo.
cation.
NJ. Arson has been secured io
take charge of the Parma land
company and will commence on
Monday. There are some go men
working there now and mex, week
II steam pillow will star, to work.
The Colorado Telephone com
pany is putting in large pole, all
over the city IN regular checker
board style. THIS Is nice, but
whcn II comes la erecting great
pole, IN ia. middle of the man
walk on the school grounds there
comes up n loud protest.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-14

August Lindow has branched
ont in the harness business. Go
to his shop and get your harness
repaired.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-14

The santa +" will have colonis,
tickets to California en- sale April
Ia Jun" II inclusive. nj rate IL
s25. Service unsurpassed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-14

Both branches ri III" legislature
have passed tn. stat" irrigation
hill, which ,s considered III. most
important pi-c. of l-ei.lstion
enacted in Utah ~ several years.
The mewsur. i. intended Ia TAX.
the place III Hll existing laws on
the suhj-ct. l, places control of
the irrigation of the sint" under
the direct supervision of the state
engineer. This stat. ns.,l- n better
irrigation system, something sim.
pie snd effective.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-14

The Santa Fr will run personally
conducted excursions u California
tn.w~~kly during Colonist period
April Let 70 Juus 10th, 1908.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-14

&. {. Kerr. the real -.in,. man.
closed n deal this week for the sale
II III. Eli Edwards s'on. hou~. in
" rat Monte Vista aud the Frank
Howard brick hous. ANIL III. W.
II. ,fnfr1r fran. house in Eas,
Mont. Vista to Robl. l.. Dunn, Of
Malvern, Iowa. Mr.. Dunn also
bonght on. II Will Nash's frame
houses ~ the West side.