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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-27

FINE EANDIRONs AND OTHERBRA
goods, old Mahogany Furn iture and An-
tiques OF severy description INQUIRE, IS
III North Fourth, 81 a Il $5 "a 568
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-eooKaTNpIN0 AND PRINTING. !,

Is. B.EADKINs & &CO.,EBOOKBINDER
~ and Printers, Bank and court work a
speciality Nos. 4 and 6 Governor Street.
r phone 22S2. 6
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~ M NJ u ,II71ilsiI N n
BOARDING.

81 nished u conf ortnbie rooms f good table;
permanefitS5 and &2 trahsient 2 boarderss
28 terms reas onable NV ga gs
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MAKER.
SHOE SALE.

4 heard s'os bargain inlI fine shoes. You
know what the j. a. CsRlGG SHOE CO.
keep; they nle closing out their entire
\ stock to srctlre from business. ~ East
y Broad Street. iaHi
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CARRIAGE 81 n HARDWARE.

'cATR r i As q n Wa HARD WAR -BUGGYl
Tops, Cushions, Coach alnt---In fact
s3 ANYTHING for @the We hicle.S N Q. q South
Fourteenth Street, ]. WHITE u
3 SON, s
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SHOES.

Sc MEMS 1s sTITCII-DOWN SHOES
made Of Calf Skin 7 ops, q nd " eal Skin
Vamps. which will not scratch; pliablo
and heavy soles, lust the thing II you
bcrs. DIR EW'S ELECTR &c SHOE FAC
'91'O Y, s716 e. Main Street. 5
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WEDDING We {, i: + ne sENTs.S

FURNITURE,$ CHINASANDs WEDDINGi
$&I jNII.A UF.B 7O5 West Main s treet.
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WINES AN Q Liquors.

SPECIAL, oW..S r. &c rs ON LII,
fre! !ts On all orders sio and oyer. Mali
{s orders solicited W lite tod ay for prices.
r r.. G .sIsArCiEL0R, lbls ~ X 1troad
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WE HAVE 20 OK Err AND TABLE CUT
lery. hat viii AZ cut: III Faazors; Scissors,
Knives Forks Fl Spoons, etc; all goods
Nj guaranteed. II costs " ou mol hing to look
our stock over BRUCE 1IARDWA-.E
S8 COZ 60s K. Il Marshall Street, A horn
given FREQ witt each pure chase.
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Nj EET1NG..E 4.

"A M SPECIAL MEETING jf oB, TIL q
II. Go, for the purpose 81 J, changing tho
I'll date OF the annual Is meeting from, the
first T tuesday, In juno to the second
Tuesday In August will be held mt the
Street, &in8the city of AlexanclriaS Va.
vi on y Monday tho lot 81 day OF ] hnuary.
1905, \ at g q clock P.S N. q.
ttts ESYIT4LIAN1 BRYANT, Secretary ~
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LOST AN p FOUND.

LOST ID L r w u II !, 81 10 tltRIsH ~ AN p
Il Broad and new ISiou8 rheutfe, or In new
Bljou ,rhentre, LADIES' Gold Watch and
Feb: watch engraved ga fob containlead1
" lockctb with ladies face on IT. II Ii FOUND
sfieturn to r. A. 81 t1lv11RS, corner of
aia Bclyidcre and Canal and receive re ware.
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1yAlyTED. YOUR TRUNK REPAIRING.
a RICHMOND, TRUNK ,IFG. CO. sos
BROCK Aycpue. iilons 1SL
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WANTED GENTLEMEN AND LADY
4 canvassers to take orders foa' most use
& 4 full household article ever sole. Apply
Richmond. u = I, 5ts & las 5E5 AZ
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WANTED.

HOMlEsEEKERs6 10 81 CALL
# and Investigate (; no rent charges, no In
4 terest to pay, but with rent money own
s HOME UNIo N, r oom sos; American
National Bank Building, Richmond, b Va
n Card will bring booklet. VI &
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STORAGE.

FOR CHEAP AND "a DIR Z STORAGE
a rooms apply to IIClIARDBON 6 CHAP
Gf PELL Storage Department., Belvlders
building. col w. Main Street. Phone SO,
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lC1IRIsrMAs &c R n HE oYs AND
& girls ;inothing better I han a nice pair OF
III prices at BR uCEs HARDWARE c 90 a
All horn given free with every purchase. 81 Az
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m Us Nor III w HE ~ IS Tn II o1v
sw GletS wa it aHH5i
e Key, s6;3jo.year-old Green River, 81 4 o.
K year sold Mary land Il We, q 81 G-year.oldl
Z M $50 God So; 4-ycnrlold Calvert. So !; a.
yoar-old 3erfec ton * ye, 81. 30 * i-yea.-oid
i6 Star Rye, $2.95 g year old Leader Rye
81 81 4 q lSO o.. "a. & II UN DLUY'S. under Lee
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED, TR TRUSTWORTHY NAN OR
woman for slaall local o flee: we train
own r4s sash ssa annHi
IA Street, st. Louis. sY} III @ 81
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TWo -PLY AR ROOFING PAPER,
with caps and malls. i75c. ROLL. ELBA
5HARDWAREtCo I, 422 w. Broad.
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TcHRIsTMAsN GREETINGS TO 7YoU5-

OYSTERS, RAW OYSTERS,
Chatting Dishes, lot Scotches, 4 Hot Tom
and Jerry, ~ Egg IN OBJ. apple To-day.
Every brand OF high-class Case Wills
"a key; a Imported and VI Domestic Cigars.
HOTEL $I1AWRENCE CAFE. Twelfth
and Main Streets. Sss SaS sl
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UPHo{LsTEniNa.

HITuRE REPAIRED5 ND r EIJP-
holstercd az good as ne W; also sill n coy
ers made to order. Z. u ACOH UA1LAp Fl
76 w. Main Street, IN .. X
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ANTIQUES

ANTIQUES FOR Carl TAfAs BRASS
Jana lr9n sbsf9;a1G Ere
vi Gold Mirrors. small Tables, and many
other 5beautl full pieces, S$5 sui bleit8 for
y presen is. Be 4 sure and Yislt 4BIGGS'S
nj SHOP before buying your gifts GIG ~ \
Main Street ssS rs yf
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NICE PAIR \ F,S83 &C IMBORAzo"
5lI Shoes will do go ID service. make q nice
present and be appreciated, III
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B HELP WANTED-Male. n.

ANY tlNTELLICiI TENT PERSO N sf$ MAY
a earn SO to sic weekly in spare time cor
responding for n G E, x y
q PRESS {sYNDICAT11, ss 4ock port, n iY,.
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IloST-As GOOD OPPORTu YCU
IN do not 8Wea MBORAZOH4S sII OES
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TPIAN 8 TSTU I'M IN q WAND ne PAIHlN az

SIIAVE,YY OUI7jO tDs PAN q MADE OVER
@t as good M new, We have 9fours expert
Get our yearly term price. Fr1gRG u.s.
/. !. 80 BROS. y 9honc 2010. N n
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E.E':::TI'.IlING:si'..,

FRFIFl & CALENDAR FOR 1906. with
y your photograph on IT. given free with,
III every dozen pho ogrnplls at - and up;
New Years present. All !, work will be
FINISHED i@ by .7f Xmas. } ut iis ORIGINAL
DAVIS GALLERY,fs 81 E.. Broad Street,
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"a No. IA. n IIuN DIZZY s, 1iIE q PALACE
FOR, everybody; Il come early md got your
fruits, MI Is, Swines. chanpa enc and pure
liquors 81 Ring $50 GEO 4. Md BLAISHIs
& Manager III s II iB
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WANTED, BY YOUNG NAN z WITH
good reference, III a position; experienced
X IN office work and as mana ger, a q dress
s83g8 E. a. this office. a. g. S{t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-27

YOU'D CAN GET ARGENUINE BARGAIN
# in G uns while they las t.s5 Brecchlo aulny
Suns from fySq fes
horn Il ven FREQ wi III each nlrctlaxe 81. 80.
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b. from 1 80 a. Ito q :so IL. NJ. We
guarantee you the biggest quantity for
the quality and price 8lns:the city, DIM
1 ing room open night and "a y.. III OTiIL
}g9 LAWRENC,Es CAFE. " il Ii RI 5; K "a, h
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DoLLjp & { o|sPlTAL,.

Ak e T e n INT. Il
TIRED BUSINESS, MIN, WITH n IlIi q
yous Indigestion and insomnl An are cured
ybyfusing Harris's -Ilyspeptic Water;
try2it. Il. A.. NORRIS & CO, ~ North
V aeyanth STREET. Phone 4ss22. u ss All N *
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COAL AND WOOD

LONGS N CONCENTRATING "a $FsyyOODs&Iss
a being put In more homes q cord =. ool
ot e " n Is
q $5T6;$ ton Fire Creek. $3.50. NJ have ali
y kinds Of fuel and am selling double the
quantity did 1Yst one year aga, Yopr
fueI@@I claim 81 o save & you Soc H o ton
ana zoe eord g y Z, !.
and Clay5Yard. 1859. Ys5 3sS Il H
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H Es ARE Tot AN
sstiques, bur things OF beauty, style and
wear, X ~ {3!5 NV
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tread and Pies at BI} IGC4S'S BAKERY,
~ AS good as the best, io3 East Marshall
n Street. .5 lMNlasl 90 $3.50
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FRUIT CAKE MADE AS YOU NOULn,
make them yourselves Mt BRlGGs'S, boi.
past Marshall. ri, ID
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CIGAR q STORE. +. NJ osT PRO AfINENT3
n street In Washington, AZ clearing $40
month; owner compelled to leave cIty;5
will accept invoice. NEW y DIRK BUS.
53lNESs BROKERS, eli r n. W. ash
4 inEt on,l D. n 2z5S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-27

THE r. a. GRIGci SHOP 60. is GOING
out OF business, and this Is the last
week OF their s sale of fine shoes; every
selection. l2l II. Broad. K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-27

5CAsH-TIALF CORD SAWED PINE s2.g5,
M Oak 49, 90, Hail splintS s.. 30, bes An hra-
II clte.s Lump splnt, Fire fE Creek land,
NJ Coke *H at lowest prices. By TYLER q &
RYAN, Lind On and Cary. a Phone 1919.
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BOTTLE coco-C is a 5PLEAsANT;
~ drink that helps Il your dig stlon 81 and
s boosts you up general IL
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PIANOS AND OR CANS.

si6o WILL b 81 4 IA N Il Til 81 ID ttfi
% light n lhn0, III Il tie g condlij Ion and
4 Guaranteed Cost Iwhet nov, $500. r n.
II SG uSSO N B 81 II N vest Broad. @ NJ AN
EsTlSY V or ANS, u I,tjT NAM ORGANS
3jAhd Estey THatos have no .equal. u. licse
OUT g1pds e haze e,sasper
4 gi1N c IS III. h N. Jenkl iis, Arannger,
l51 COL East III. III " sts
SiTS 3bWiI1y5 EBI ~ sssA3 H. i III 81 zlpS UP-
a rIgfit Fianogin fbeauti itniahogany case
Il three pedals, students smunier pedal
4 Piano guaranteed for ten years y 4.
IA G. uSSOHt E13 RIO 2 al Nm s8t HI
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e cUTr ING 5ARTIoLEsS Al UTS PRICES.

FINE LINE OFNCARVING SETS FROM
4 SLIPS ups guaranteed4s st eel, IS Razors, 97c..
Cutlery Pocket ISnives and l; Scissors at
LBA5IIARDN WARE SCOns345422 w. Broad.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
MILLINERY.

Mrs. 3WG RrFIA,Ar q rs N oyYti SELLING
millinery at ami below cost, YOU. will
"A find some rare bargains. sl6 N.sThrd
* Street. s}s M ~ 81 Sex "a
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8SPENcE'S TRUNK FACTORY, 6ls EAST
Broad Street. wants your trunk and
\ eatchel repairing. T.. II, SPENCE, Shoe
sEa and 1FuHk fiCuse, BaAf4 AZ
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PlES, "A Largo VARIETY, JUST LIKE
the homemade kind, at BRIGGS s, COS
East Marshall Street
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3NlCEPBOx8g AND oTHERaIC
Morris 4 rs, etc. ~ JACOB UMLAUI',S
West Main Street.
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b We can suit you TxAY&,OR & TAYLOR
Il PRINTING3CO., Quick h r rinters. No, u,
"a Governnrs Street, = SS$ 55 S 54 i5}& !!
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PHONE 2S73 TO NV. As MOUNTCAS-
tie & Co., Plumbers and Gas Filters, Ga
II Il. Clay Street. "a 81 liif
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BARGAINS.

gains in the Piano line, Ferguson Bros.
sells the real bargains, Think OF 1t, q
I. fill-slzcd upright piano, guaranteed for
ten Ten years, PERCUSSION BROS. Il ~.
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THIS is TIE LAST WEEK no Sc
3 CURE THOSE FINE SHOES OF TIL
< y A. GRlGG SHOE co. An III Fl
y PRICE OIL THE CHEAP, VI COMMON
KIND, 4I2l DASH BROAD, a 81 N N.
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TYPEWRITERS.

ALI STYLES AT oW,1PRIcES; TEGRAls
N easy. See or write us before buying.
CONSOLIDATED TYPEWRITER CO.,
Vi 1909 East Main. ". "a. ..#
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-08-19
In New Location.

The advertising agency of "Pettingill
which for the last decade has been
located at % School Street, Boston, re.
moved last week to commodious offices
in the fremont Building.
Since 1S49 the house of Pettingill has
stood for everything which has been
progressive in the advertising world,
and while most of their time has been
devoted to cultivating the Eastern field,
their name is known favorably to every
newspaper in the country.
The Pettingill Advertising Agency
will now devote its endeavors to every
phase of advertising g-news-papers, out
door 'splay. street cars, circulars and
booklets, so as to be in a position to take
charge of each customers whole adver-
tising department.
Their experience of over half century
peculiarly fits them to serve their clients
judiciously and well.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-08-19
Grand County Rally Auqust 23.

The Republicans of Addison County
are 10 have monster rally on the Fair
Grounds at Middlebury, Tuesday, Aug.
20, at 80 p. m. The speakers will be
Secretary Wilson of President Roose-
velts cabinet, Congressman Foster and
Hon. c. j. Bell, Republican candidate
for governor, and Rev. j. L. Sewall of
St Albans. These speakers are all first
class and every citizen of Addison
County-Republican, Prohibition or
Democrat-should hear them. 1t will
be no sky-rocket oratory, but good plain,
sensible talks upon why the Republican
party of Vermont should put up rous-
ing majority for its farmer candidate
for Governor next month. There will
be music by several bands. Tell your
nefghbors about it and bring along all
the family. Do not miss this, the only
great rally in the county this year.
See posters for full particulars.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-08-19
Congressman Foster in Demand.

This will be busy season for Congress-
man Foster says the Burlington Clipper.
On Sept. he will go to Maine, where
he will make six speeches. This is to
repay Congressman Littlefeld for his
visit and speech making here. After his
dates in Maine Congressman Foster will
make an address at Lynn, Mass. He
National Republican committee. While
his dates have not yet been assigned him
he is sure of good cities and towns.
Congressman Foster is rated among the
best of campaign speakers and the natio-
nal committee is well aware of this fact.
We are sure to hear of some great recep-
tions given Dave" during the cam
paign."
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-08-19
Advertisinq Paws,

If you don't believe it ask Beckwith &
Co. As result of their big, full page ad.
in the last issue of the Register their
beautiful store has been thronged with
eager buyers, who did not fail to find or
appreciate the genuine bargains offered
Their sales, even in this the dullest
season of the year, have been larger than
any week except the week before Christ
mas last December Good, big advertis-
ing surely pays every time. See their
new ad. on page s.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-08-19
Great Essex County Fair.

The great fair of Eastern New York to
be held at Westport, N. Y, the week
following the great Addison County
Fair at Middlebury is sure to attract a
large attendance from this side the lake.
The purses are liberal and the competi-
ton is open to the world There is a big
list of special attractions and Friday,
Grange day, an address will be given by
the master of the New York State
Grange. See announcement on page.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-08-19
Rally at New Haven.

The first Republican Rally in Addison
county will be held in the park at New
Haven Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
Aug. 20. The speakers will be Congress
man d. j. Foster, Senator G. j. Russell
Hon. C. S. Palmer. Ice cream and cake
will be served by the ladies' A large
number from out of town are expected
to be present.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-08-19
The Roc ster Railroad.

John R. Upper of Rochester, has been
appointed general manager of the
White River Valley Railroad Co., in
place of C. E. Clafin, resigned.
The town of Rochester has been sued
for S25, 900 voted in aid of the building
of the road that has not been paid. The
town claims the conditions of the vote
were not complied with and the road
not built or finished as specified.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-08-19
D. A. r. Excursion.

The Hands Cove Chapter has ar
ranged for an excursion on Aug. 23rd
leaving Larabee's Point at p. m. on the
steamer Vermont, and returning Aug.
oath, through Lake Champlain. Par
ticulars of Mrs. C. E. Abel, Mrs. Eva
Warren Cults, or Miss j. NJ. Girls
void,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-08-19

Concert to be given by the Middlebury
Band "wednesday evening, Aug. "a,
weather permitting.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-08-19
PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME
March "Uncle Sammy" Holzmann
Overture "Fires of Glory" Rockwell
March-Two-step "Annie Laurie's my
Sweetheart's Name,
Jesse II. Campbell
Danse Des Gusettes. Gruenwald
Waltz ''Calanthe," Holzmann
March-Two-step, "a Japo-Rhapsody)
Karama, Vivian Grey
Mabel Mckinley
, 1904-04-14
PRAISE FOR

senator Warren of Wyoming has
have participated in the wrangle about
public land legislation. His speech of
"A few days 3 was a contribution on
the subject. but it appeared yesterday
in the Congressional Record. supple
mented with several full-page half-tone
Illustrations.
AS the senator spoke he had display
I'd on a big easel photographs of a
thriving irrigation colony in Wyoming
1t is these photographs which he has
had reproduced in the Record. Photo
graphs have appeared heretofore in
the Record, but very rarely and then
not on such a magnificent scale as in
this instance. The senator shows a
civil war veteran happily surrounded
by an orchard of bountiful fruit, grown,
of course. by irrigation. There is also
a beautiful on the irrigation ca
nal and a representation of hardy har'
vest men driving mowers through al
falfa fields. not to mention a picture
of expansive onion beds n a fine
map.
In his speech the senator asserted
that people in Wyoming were so en-
amored of the irrigation colony that
everybody. men and women, work
and both take hold of the pillow
Why" said he, In that section OF
Wyoming, We have a new version OF
the old adage:
He who by the pillow would thrive
Must either hold the pillow OF drive.
so that those people now read it:
He or she who by the pillow would
thrive
Must. alone, both hold the pillow and
INSTRUMENTATION Post.
, 1904-04-14
WAS HEAVY IN WEST
SNOWFALL OF GOOD DEPTH AND
LARGE ACCUMULATION IN
SECTION OF STATE
Green and Snake River Watershed
Have Large Stock n Western
Part Of Big Horn County Snow is
PIentifuI-Supply Below Norma
Over Laramie and Platte Sheds.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. April l4.-Snowfal
bulletin No. 4, containing the sno re
port for March, was issued today from
the office of the Wyoming section,
climate and crop service. weather
bureau. by section Director W. S.
Palmer:
During March the snowfall yer the
western half of the state was heavy,
SO that by the close of the month a
good stock Oh snow had accumulated
in the mountains over the Green n
| Snake river watersheds, and over the
western part of Big Horn county, in
surfing a good water supply for those
sections during the coming summer.
Over the northern half of the eastern
slope of the Big Horn mountains. the
accumulated snowfall in the mountains
is sufficient to insure q good supply OF
water for the streams which head In
that section: but over the southern
half of the Big Horn. the accumulated
depths are below the average. SO that
the water supply for the Powder river
and it's tributaries will be below nor
nal. unless the spring is cold to con-
serve the snow in the mountains, or
heavy SHOWS prevail IN that section
during the late spring.
Over the Laramie and Platte water
sheds, the supply of snow is below
normal at present in most sections,
and those stream will not receive
their normal supply of water during
the summer, unless the spring is cold,
OF unless the present deficiency is sup
piled by spring SHOWS. The deficiency
is more marked over the Laramie wa
tershed than owe the Platte water
shed, and over some sections of Car
bon county the snow in the mountains
is up to Or above the normal. Over
the headwaters of the Sweetwater, the
drifts in the mountains are unusually
heavy, insuring a good flow of water
for that stream during the coming sum-
mer.
The following extracts are taken
from the remarks of the correspon-
dents in the Laramie and Platte water
shed.
Bennett-Snow on top of Medicine
Bow is reported as AS inches Ole
snow. which Is an average.-Chas. c.
Young.
Elk Mountain-Snow in mountains
is very solid; We have had a very hard
winter with a great amount of snow.
WIN. Richardson.
French-Very little snow during
month; indications are that the short
streams will be much short in water,
the long streams, such as Brush,
French and Mullin creeks will hold on
n water till late in season, as they
head neal Snowy range-Elijah Moore.
Hatton-Very little snow on plains;
only four inches of snow during the
month.-Jas. Dougherty.
Leo-Much less snow than there has
been for years; grass starting and
stock looking very ine.-C. A. Cowdin.
Mandel-Tnis has been the driest
winter ever known here; irrigation
water will be much less than last year.
Philip Bath.
Pinkhamton, Colo.,.-Less snow in
this vicinity than 1 have ever seen be-
fore as this season; about - inches
fell during month, but it melted rapid
ly.-J. 8. King.
South Pass City-Snow on ground
March 31st, ranged from l inch to 80
or 40 feet in depth; drifts are larger
than I ever saw in this section before;