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The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12

PENSACOLA is mourning the de-
par u" of the b1ttleshIps which
save hean in that harblr for the
cast several W-eSS.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12

L will n0Nbly be the last ~
the week before the result in the
State viii be positively kuow7.
ri We can do is to wait with
patiencc
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12

Will the four weeks campaign
get remaining to many OF the
candidates be any more bitter
tsan the weeks past: Let w.
SINCERELY hope not.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12

Condolences for the defeated
Haybe you'll fare better nex'
line.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12

Even the defeated candidates
5ay" something to he tha7kfu
.or-the troubles are over AZ
last
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12
Ror TAn CoIIertar

an a caneida,e for ~ election 10 the Office o
Tax Collector, and soheit the support OF al dom
ocrsts N the coming primary u noniaatyd On,
e,crY cdort will be made 70 eontiHue 70 dischirp,
the dvuvS Of such aihcs to the beat Of nv ahilit,
Respectfully,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12

Through the rvJOeS q many iiends ! hereby
aHnnuhre myself candidate fer 1sG oIectnr
Assure ya u e,ected viii faithfully discharge the
eqleS required OF ms. i am spbtect 70 NY triesds
OF the DeGoerauc party Yours IN the Voft,
SAM DALI MORROW.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12

10 tbe DvsaS, ratio Voters Of MAIDS "a County -
A. Cd ntS have t4ir racc at slscuon, oy
csuinx out tor tAre, AID nv ssi oors rsq1est iiie
g. rsn ag4in, ahnoonce rnyseh eAndiu'e1 toi
Inc ri atislatarg OF Madison c1unty, saoieci 70
the Dernocraiic gsiuiary elsCtbon May ION, l9lA,
spd Il nomtnAted ar excited pltdge myself o
talthtally serve the people and schLrgr my o. les
As a rnsrner uf the Houss 20 the bet 81 ny Anhts
aid No hurahiy "a all deusr~ts H. vote D. tiis
o.s , ortrcgraie soldiSr ith hnPSs ! remain
-rspe1fS W yc,ars, JOHN IS. BLANTON.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12

Now that the election is over
1ure attention can be given the
'ther great American game
baseball.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12
J. 4. REDOING


I the Drrssr n ic Noi,rs IT Msdi-or Coz. ":
Get rein .4ruuJrCy ,1ysc Candidate tor Rep
'r-a- tive lam "a ch l,taH 1T NUNS ar.4 .uru d
an TIE T-eapIr. a. t.c * pi< t'r n p 6
H.e ltDrctJ1 20 p, p-s-ert then IN tie Cuinlug
uum ~. ..I' lAh, pledge nysstt u iopA {, tDg
r-s' Of nv .vrp.g. va be Il ny p 81 ot ~
yHH Z 20 ard against suth measures de, N
'yr->sf ~ % Go 90 "a yss's you NAV Dep I'd
u.-ar ne 80 O. ~ ard cos,~eieuuuu, SrTyzrt Il
be- p".7-- won represent. an yolr Humhie
Dvf1rlrst. COBB.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12

hereby aDnn1aee my candldarv to.u
uon of County Conmissi ,ner f.,r he H.. ~
nj sioner's dist1, { of Majisou scuoiy ia Va
cd With the nomination and electlun A. "es
EFF 70 a car, ful and economical n,rnir,s,lkVs, ~
The Adairs Of the county. Auaa
Respectfully.
jas, I. SM ART
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12

Rad the 'lbu'atrd election
-EiGru~ on first we and vnr,
-yi.l learn an about Il.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12
EauallzinR Iaxes

that tie election IS stslut we wrsl
hive 10 ssy cvunOI b c'nssrued
as s hersnn4l stack r - an che
ti,,nreun2 schemr, uri;"er can u nv
rrgsrded 4, p-is, cutun uf a"Y Of
fetal, st tie ssms u granting ev-
ery one the right to defend his 81
IIrtir recnr'S A. hrrst,fnre stste''
shall con6ne mys.h to facts sud
llgur-s ~ thry spprar upon rc"rh
\. d Hill ask the repIrr> a'ten i"u
'"r few IN. mebts TO elm If
Law which will he found IN the c n
pilSiinn ct laws for thu ss,essm' o.
aud c u ot'on 81 rev nue. 1903
pAge 81. sprti"n %, ~nic', resh. -
TOLL w.:
THE B ad OF c u,.y c mmlN-
sI"ners all have full rover L.
q raiiEe ID as sane uf n, rial
: ,st- in Ih,ir resp i've c.nu'irs.
a Il tr ihat puIi-s- may r,iss r
loser the value Tx d by he Sssess
on sny particular p ec- vi real -
'aie. Bat cruu. ral,, Or hwrr /
-rltrr ASSESSMENT rf thu c"iul'
her p 'Nsrs heing uul, M o. 2 90
81, refer = "a hp NEs ENTE
rRIss Jniy l6. 1908. ill te r.u 90
ynE, 'iu.s Cum y Coumis,i q,
: 'sa'd of "a isIz r.. 4 la @
a the aiver il, u-ut ,,u vii ds-
over be ts, mat the toad C'n
,i.Hipt them,rlYps n, huSrd e
s.e,sOrs aud prO,4.r,iet to as s.
ttrs iu,usi Of equ,I'z ny them
10 illus r-rt, ~ NIlI ssy ia, u-'
IN ire ,ss 6 meri OF Madison c. univ
r he year 1908 amuums u ;, und
Isur TO 81 UUO. 900. NnS, # B 4
.lUus owns r"rll scies uf hanh ami
re ssss.,r fix-s tire value st 81 900 /
nd lam Smith owns M sci huiug |
I .rty airs IL as goo lsnd 4nd s'sut
qua improvements and the . ses-
''.r nx.s Its value at $500 20 equal
lie these tao prop rites :. me- M IT
, y rais Ton Smith up 20 Bill
'Uus. ur r verse lover Bill J,n,s
own Ia Tom sui t., hut to d. eli hyr
A"ud lower or rare the entire IS
ssuenI $40 To tquailse you
an rai,e Iun Smith 900 aust low
BIZ Jne- 200. to- reby ketpirg
1ilhrp the 50 ,v0O.O m,rS.
Let us examine tie work as al
rsdy d. ne fer the yesr 1903. Tske
lie properties within the town of
'ladison as advertised and supposed
n said TO be tquallS'd, Whist do We
indI Tie ass s~or's figures tooiS
Ip S2I 1850, $ owing rsise Of =
2, go. Again, township 8 n. K.
% T.. tie as ssors figures foot up
1855 20, county commissioners
1880 showing a raise Of $3.50, so,
lsu Towns ip ). R. 10 Z. the as
ssors figures foOts up $50. so,
ounty commissioners S72 SO show
ng a raise Of tlI.79 These 6g. o
Ies show 8 tOisl raise in above :
Of S4S3.aS. The word
reduced" IN the advertisement is
sed 81 times and tue amount Of
30 reduced Q 81. oS2. A
tile subtraction will give as 81 S66
! beirg raised on the shove proper
: while the word "rsised" is used
the balance OF The notice or ad-
ertisempnt. Therefore, il will not
.qnire the eye of student to dis
Iver thst the Board OF County
commissioners miscons rued the lsW
al ASSESSED properly ius'ead of
laslizing. The word "rsisod" as
,td would indicate that the Board q
ave increased valuations to con. =
derahle smuunt over and shove
II figures IS fx-d by the assessor. ).
M uuwpr and authority To assess
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12
FICG>ONY, NAY Il, 1904

Congratulations to the win
1crS,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12
sses .ryssssssSsssssessSssssss Sassssss
: POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CAROIoA4s.T
sssaossss
Var Rrnrr.entaiive.

10 the p.runcratic Votcfs Of Madison Ncunty;-
tgrrby anaos.c iiy candiesSy ~ rr-t iection as
fet- sentative from Watson comfy, sup7ret 70 US
setioa Of the ~ nocrsts ~ mary slgclo'' iay Loth
Taa-sing " y all tor rsast t4vors and so!ciuhE
,saIna-.Ilcs Of he saais rerzain, -. -.
Yu-ars 70 ssrvv, 10. x. WILLOW,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12

Iope for the ones who mus
nv again
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12
fOr County csnmiss,o.

hereby announce myself oand,d,,.
Nofnfni.sioner ~ 1"mmi ssisuef', Uis,,!l~, Vaua
ilppest 20 ~ DIsinoerAnS Primary election
lp0A. ana pledge myself, u ELECTED ~ Myl
loo NV DUTY as q county cor,toissto,,. i" ialthiul
ny distne., and will do the hes, can - essh y
am yours truly. A. b ~ iws sols
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12
SHAW,

The mary f1snds Of G. D. Puryi, kn
solrcc him A. a eandidste fut cty,r,s s, ''
si"ntr tor District Surnher 3 ssbjtet q N, SS y
ate primary o. MAY loh, and so.ieit h, ~ ~
% be a % man for the position y
MANY FRtRNns
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12

The JAMS continue tn make II
lnt FIR their Russian enemies
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12

To the voters Of Madis0n County II an can
t,dAte e the ofice OF sheriff, sub,e n The s,isa
OF The ceIaocrauc yuttrs u t4ytted pf,,mi t.
d-charge t-e eaues q sid orcg faithfully AID
c1nscisntigu,, an1 itho1t fear favor tn ans
o e F4ithfuliy yours, \ %. STANTON.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12

We are authorized to snnSunes tAstR =
sell "a candidate fnr County Co,nr1,.al eHh
district - subject % the aetiSn Of 'i,tS n.y. y
S aus f',aaty, NAY l0.h; II he cd he p S'a,
ny and work for the best Interests Of ~ KhAl
the county. MANY ggtYsopsd
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12
? SoI.G dsUs 3. SMITH


herrb1 AFRO BCe rayselt canei5Ate tor the
49, f k,prts-ulAgi, Is IN The seat tlorida
l.rgslstu e., sauj &. g. ne aPprovl OF he Dvnh0-
10 uc Jter It Madison cogEty IN a primary rier-
,45l on ~ l@l bcVt. I hS.Sese 20 sirnou purr.
y aluirvr, e. 3esno ate 1unstpies, tie grvatest
..Hs1 fE tal .-rrasG.t glr1te- AID guNrrnm "a OF
l-e go I t,r thg prD ic NJ us tnt cUpls, ana
nj, a slgrru-nent II au.ts ? mono, oiss and by
cIr r.tl5s. aus Co .h.ass I t<lIe,ei rs eciing
.aa l.1le . z he ~ o., { 6 Tg.s4uo as Wcll As
o.. Iv.aIa. equal AID Alks %. tnvs ma.erialh A..
,.tg o.. f-.-rslag our G. uDtry, dssefo tng t. re-
.-..trs o.. r4u1.rgg oar D. sutuggUs b Dc peo.
BE- is the tIg .E1 the Pow e.. a y N '-ld oictti,
.l iU1iuIte the PINK l.vs OF gl7cf n.eut 30
a. r..G Z r.rig. ivsl1 @ D. usc 10 Goo The ust~
rr eye D.. Ju. and Al 4lt 70 ug> 4Er Yuucr all ur
gH.1-.t4t-3 20 ta44 ut g.. ugst grrsts { t1l'
...a l-t g. aua t.y Nta,r # rt.ult ~vttCi.ug
,ss - :. 7.,-y OF t-e ., u~ rat ..Nr, q M-li>ua
ool- .. an, Ven re,PsCtfuas
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12

Ihis IS 70 advise the Nemo, rAoc voter Of Radi-
sSr C7sntt Tat as1 4 Candidate Tor the Yfhce of
y etia .n he coming primary. II ! an hvorcS
9Th The rorlinau'n nv every efort will he Put
forth IN the faithful, cArtiui and b. gst dis hlrc
o. The duties thereof Respectfully,
RASDLE q, MORROW.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12

l hsrShy 1nDoanee myself a candida. !,
. onntN Commissioner for Comm, ,ioaslt \
trict No. g. II nominated and tlr, IA ,,s D.
10 give satisfaction 10 be .eopls a ~. wy wv
well as th'He IN the ,th Distrbct Soss;,gisVa ~
votes in the primary an, 'g ~
Yours 10 serve,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12

10 The Nots-s q N8ditoa Ioanty.
YtstJirg - ihe ~oiicitAtHon 1t my friends hcre'
~ ansoaney rayss.f eaadiAstS foS NepressniatiVt
Of "a -di-ou enantV ssbtct 70 the acton of the
iI,ruocrAac PIMA My l0h IrespsCtfull, ~,
hcit the sop r. Of al DE- sOcrAue yUters, an IL
riectev prusrisS To fHthfully discharge nv CO.
~ 10 tie tesg u my an ,V md 70 he oSSt Interest
of the cosnty. Nery Re. PSStfuilY,
CHARLES ... t.EGGEtT.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-05-12

lar a candidate Ter Representative from Nadi'
-.tf oarty IN the IL 1t * stature, ana respNt.
f. {. ~ tie $500 II lea { ak voters 10 he
apu, a1chius p.isHar,. II bo,sorsd - yoa with The
ntsutn4tsos D. sh4. hg n, t4rnest en- etNur q 50
u .chargr the duties 5<Noying u-'n me a. 10 nent
he appeo, a. ans 20 nsHe ,tsuou Of al
Ven Truly NunD, -.
, 1904-03-17
Masonic improvements

The members of the Masonic
fraternity here are improving
their hall in many ways. They
have put n new carpet on the
floor, new shades at the windows.
repaiuted and vanished all of
the wood. work, and r~earranged
the furniture so far rs possible.
thus giving the hall a much
brighter and more home-like APP
pearance. The window shades
have all been decorated with a
large square and compasses, done
in gilt. the work of w. III. Greene.
and present a very neat appear
ance To the passerby.
, 1904-03-17

All the settlers in the Saratoga
Valley, who are now holding en-
tries under the desert act, will do
well to read the article in another
column headed New Ruling in
Desert Proof" By that they will
see that simply raising an in
creased growth of grass will not
answer when they come to make
final ppoof. 1t is necessary, I'M
der this new ruling, to cultivate at
least one eighth of the land to
some kind of crop-hay, grain, or
vegetables. All parties holding
desert entries will do well to bear
this matter in mind when making
preparations to make final proof.
, 1904-03-17
70 RESUME OPERATIONS.
Immense Reduction Plant at Encamp-
ment to Blow in Within Three Weeks.

General Superintendent Martin
gave out the information this
week that the North American
company's concentration will re-
sumo business before the end of
the present month, also that the
tramway would again take up the
work of transporting ore from
the Ferris Haggarty mine within
two weeks, and that the blast fur
naces at the smelter would blow
in either April | or April 4.
The repair and improvement
work at the plant has so far adj
vanced that there is no longer any
question about the time when the
several departments can be in "A
position to resume work.
Certain repairs to sheave wheels
and other parts on the tram line
will have to be made before ore
ear be hauled, and in a few days
the tram will be started for that
purpose. The buckets will re-
ceive what repairs they need as
they are turned over at the trans
fer stations. During the shut
down the buckets have been
hung up or rather hung down
to prevent them from becoming
filed with snow and ice.
More men are being added at
the plant almost every day. AS
the telephone line from the geher-
al Office to the Ferris Haggarty is
temporarily out of commission,
Mr.. Martin has not had a com
m%unication from Supt. Houle in
ten days, but it is expected that
Mr.. Houle is about ready to make
a demand for a big force of miners
such as was employed last year
during the shipping period.-En-
campment Herald.
, 1904-03-17
Copper Bar

w. j. Crane, of the Copper Bar
Mining Co., was down last week
for supplies. He reports they
are satisfied that they have struck
il at last. He says that in run
ming the drift this winter, which
is l45 feet, they have cut one
blind lead and five strings, of
which he showed us some runs
all the way from II per cent. to So
per cent. copper. He also stated
that they were only a few feet
from the old lead when he left
and expected they had cut it by
this time.
The Copper Bar people are one
of the few companies that have
stuck to development work
through thick and thin and de-
serve to win.
, 1904-03-17
Mr. Fay Goes to whsatland.

b c. Fay, who has been living
IN the ranch of Hon. G. w. Bur-
dick, some three miles below town,
has moved his family and house
hold goods to Wheatland, where
he recently purchased a farm. He
moved his stuff to Walcott, where
he shipped by raIl to Wheatland.
Mr.. Burdick has secured the
services of Andrew Dahl, a nephew
of F. n. Larsen, of this place. who
has been in MIR. Fay's employ for
the past two years, to lake charge
of the ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay have been
prominent church people and
have IA large circle of friends who
will miss them in church and So
cial life. The best wishes of the
community will follow these PEG.
pie to their new home.
, 1904-03-17
A VALUABLE WORK
New Book Wyoming Issued and Dis
%tribution has Been Commenced.

The book 'Wyoming,n which
has been in course of preparation
for some time and is published
bi-ennially by the secretary of
state, has been issued and the
distribution has already COM
menced.
This book contains II full des-
cription of the of the
state, its financial standing,
views of its various industries and
magnificent scenery, and in fact
the most authentic data in regard
to the state iii general obtain
able.
Five thousand copies of this
work will be sent to the st Louis
exposition for distribution and
Governor Chatterton desires that
residents of Wyoming send in
names of people living elsewhere
who might become interested in
Wyoming enterprises, to whom
books will be sent.-Wyoming
Tribune.
, 1904-03-17
Saratoga Post-oface Change.

Postmaster Gustave Jensen has
concluded to resign the office of
postmaster at this place to take
effect within a short time. Mayor
a. NJ. McAnally has gotten up a
petition to be appointed in his
stead, and the change will prob
ably take place just as soon as Mr..
McAnally can be commissioned
and give bond, which may not be
for some time, as the Department
does not like to make a change
only at the end of a quarter.
The post. office will be moved to
the west Don in the Jensen block,
which will give ample space for
the conduct of the business. Mr.
McAnally will sever his relations
with the firm of Baker, Bremen &
McAnally and devote all of his
time to the post Office business.
That he will make a good officer
goes without saying and so far as
known the appointment is quite
satisfactory to the entire COM
munity.
, 1904-03-17
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
WILD HORSES OF LITTLE VALUE
So Report the Men VIII Have Just Re-
turned From the Hay Stack Country"
Horses Very Small Being System
atically Killed OF.

Jack kennaday and Frank
Dutfey returned Monday from
their trip out to the Hay Stack
Country where they had been
after wild horses. They report
that the horses were very small
and as wild as antelope. They
only got four colts, though they
caught several more. that got
away from them.
Mr.. kennaday says that he and
his companions spent about TWEEN
ty days bull ling a wire corral, in
to which to drive the horses.
They built it of smooth wire, US
ing nine strands, placing the
posts nine feet apart, with a stay
between each post. When they
drove the first bunch of wild
horses into it they went on their
headlong course, Just as though
there was no fence there, break
ing five of the nine wires as
though they had been so many
strings.
They report that the horses are
being Systematically killed off by
the neighboring ranchmen in or
der to rid the country of them.
They are pest to the country and
are too small, on account of in
breeding, to be of much value
when taken. One rancl.man had
killed, by actual count, 300 of
the horses. The rest are being
killed off as fast as possible and,
in consequence of this persis-
tent hunting, the horses are leav-
ing that stronghold and going
out toward the Red Desert, flee
ing from a persecution that means
utter extinction in time.
, 1904-03-17

T. w. Honchen passed through
Saratoga Saturday on his way
back to the Congo. He says tina,
while in Rawlins they formed H
company, a close corporation. the
stock of which was all taken by
the incorporators. In addition to
the formation of the company.
$4,000 cash was raised for devel-
opment purposes and the contract
work will begin at once. Mr..
Honchen says that the work will
continue night and day, with two
shifts of five men each.
The officers of the company are
as follows: |. G. Miller president,
C. l. Flamme, vice-president. II
\. France, secretary, j A. Rendle.
treasurer; the capital stock con.
sists of 100000 shares. of the
par value of 81 each.
, 1904-03-17
Stahbing at copperton.

Sheriff Horton received a tele-
phone message yesterday evening
telling of a stabbing affray which
occurred at Copperton. He was
unable to get full particulars but
instructed Deputy Sheriff Swim
hurne to bring the guilty man to
the county Jail. Owing TO the in
distinctness of the telephone he
could not learn the name. The
officer is expected here this even
ing or tomorrow.-Rawlins Re-
publican
, 1904-03-17

pleasant home, last Saturday
afternoon, as a surprise and birth
day party to Miss Bessie Kenne.
dy, who was II years old on that
day. They INDUCED in games
and other sorts of amusemepts
wearing away the afternoon with
little thought of time, winding
up with the serving of light re-.
freshments and all departed with
a light heart, wishing Miss Bessie
many more pleasant birthdays.
Those present were Willie Ha-
vens, Viva Harden, Angus En-
gland, Nellie Winsol, Charlie
Price, Lula Albert, John Multi
son, May Chambers, Ira Bark
hurst, Bessie Wheeler, George
Farrell, Nellie Kienzle, George
Ainsworth, Maud Fuller, Newton
Doggett, Pauline Bemis, Paul Dog
gett, Annie Farrell, Edwin An
derson, Violet Large, Annie Ha-
vens, and Agnes Brackley.
, 1904-03-17

The state board of charities and
reforms have granted to the Rus
sell Sowder Construction compa-
ny of Colorado Springs, Colo.
the contract for the construction
of an addition to the cell house OF
the state penitentiary, containing
thirty.two cells, and of n further
addition for a laundry, tailor shop
aud library, The bid of the Rus.
sell-Sowder company for the work
was S22.750 The plans for the
additions were drawn by Archi.
tect William Dubois and he will
be supervising architect.-Lead
err.
, 1904-03-17

surprises in ST ore for those who
bought ''pokes," and some anus.
ing scenes took place. There ere
hardly one-third enough pokes.
and they could have easily sold as
many more, so great was the de-
mand. The ice cream, cake and
coffee they served were very
nice. The whole affair went off
very nicely and WAS enjoyed by
the very large crowd that filled
the church.
, 1904-03-17
A Surprise Party.

The pupils of the High School
gave William and Madeline Nc
Phail a surprise party last even
ing at the residence of Mrs. Geo
FL. StockwelL There were abcu,
30 young people present and the
evening WAS spent in games. Al
III O'Clock IA supper was served
1t was a very pleasant sociaI
event. \
, 1904-03-17
The Boulder Canal Co.

\ private letter from Prof.
Trap, who is at present at Ken
dali, Wyoming, experimenting
the construction of the Boulder
Canal IN Fremont County. corrects
a statement copied into the Sun
from one of the Cheyenne papers
to the effect that Boulder, Colo,
capital is interested in the con-
struction of the canal. Mr.. Trapp
says that the canal takes its name
from Boulder creek" from which
the company is taking the water,
and that there is no capital, out
side of that from Saratoga, that is
interested in the work. The
Professor says:
The people down at Boulder,
Colo, have not yet heard of the
segregation of this land, but l
shall take good care that they do
hear of It, if any one there takes
the Saratoga Sun, as the long
talked-of ad will be sent you soon"
, 1904-03-17
Poke Social.

Last Friday evening the Ladies
Aid Society gave h very enjoyable
program, after which followed the
sale of "pokes," aud an ice cream
supper WAS served. The program,
consisting of n song 10y II quartet,
solos. recitations and readings.
was well rendered.
There were quite u number Of
, 1904-03-17
Ties Sawed for Carbon Timber 90.

Ralph w. Wood was in the city
Tuesday. He has been in the
French creek tie camp all winter,
at work saving ties for the Car
bon Timber Company. He says
they have sawed $4,000 ties dur
ing the past winter, from timber
that could not be cut into ties.
Mr.. Wood says the saw mill has
been shut down for the winter.
, 1904-03-17
Adjust Forest Fire Loss

Andrew Olson, the general man
ager of the Carbon Timber Com
pany, who had been at the Grand
Encampment tie camp, came down
to this place on Tuesdays stage
for the purpose of meeting Major
O'Brien, a special agent of the
General Land Office, who was here
10 adjust some business with the
Carbon Timber Company, in con
nection with the forest fires in the
Grand EncampmeLt country in
August, 1902. Mr.. Olson left
yesterday for the French Creek
tie camp to join his wife at that
place.
, 1904-03-17
!. H. Bashore Married.

A private letter from |. II. Ba-
shore, who formerly lived at En-
campment, bat who now resides
Mt Stella, Mo, it is learned that
he was, on the 18th of last Janu-
ary. married to Mrs. Ella Bixler.
IA widow of that place, whom he
has known for many years. Mr..
Bashore will make Stella his
home in future.
, 1904-03-17
Wyoming Press Meeting.

Editor George w. Perry, of the
Sheridan Post, is in the city on
business. While here Mr.. Perry.
who is secretary of the Wyoming
Press Association, aud Mr.. Dem
ing. president, will hold a confer
ence with the local pen pushers
and determine the date of the au-
nual meeting for this year.-Wy-
oming Tribune,
, 1904-03-17
Bought Sheep.

Hon. l.. Z. Vivian, of Leo. Wyo-
ming, was up here the latter part
of last week on business connected
with the buying of the sheep OF
Sterrett & Neff, of this place, Mr..
Vivian received the sheep last
Saturday morning. We under
stand that the price paid was
private.