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, 1905-07-27

Roy Hendricks, a IA year-old
boy of Denver, and an ex-convict
are making their way from Dem
yer to the Hole-in-the- Wall coun-
try, in johnson county. The boy
expects to be able to crafty his
thirst for blood and thunder when
he gets there. but what a surprise
awates him. There is no more
peaceful spot on earth now than
that far-famed resort of outlaws.
Churches and school-houses, farms
and cattle ranches, from one end
to the other, and the OUTLAW has
no place where he may rest his
head.
, 1905-07-27

the new tin roof Oh the A. J. Doggett
building and Mr.. Doggett has wound
up the job with a heavy coat OF paint
on the roof and cornice.
Capt. L.. G. Davis, superintendent
of the Medicine Bow Forest Reserve,
who has been down in Colorado, near
Fort Collins, fighting forest fires, re-
turned home last Thursday.
Robert w. Dyer and his mother
Mrs. H. A. Dyer, are stopping at the
ranch of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. q. Sterrett
this summer. They have rooms there
and drive out every evening and back
again in the morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyer, and Prof. and
Mrs. Stearns are camping out on
Pass creek near the ranch of Mr..
Lemoine. Mr.. Hoyer came in Mon
day with II. G.. Paulson, for a few
supplies, returning with him the
same Gay.
Mrs. Alice Barth, of Cheyenne, ac-
companied by Miss Pearl Ballinger,
of that place, arrived here Saturday
on a visit to her family. She was
met here by her father, G.. II. Bark
hurst and they went on up to Brush
creek Saturday evening. Mrs. Barth
will remain for several weeks.
, 1905-07-27
SARATOGA CHIPS.

II. G. Paulson was over Monday
from the Basin.
j. b. Hassett was down from the
Charter Oak Sunday.
Joseph Farrell was down from
the Transfer yesterday
l.. q. Sterrett has been laid up the
past week at his ranch with an attack
of quiusy.
Hon. w. L. Peryam passed through
here Tuesday on his way home from
a trip to Cheyenne.
Miss Viva Harden returned Satur-
day from IA visit TO her aunt, Mrs.
Cordelia Harden, at Pass creek.
Mrs. Nixon has joined her husband
on the kincaid ranch, ON Pass creek
which he has leased this summer.
Miss Jessie Moore went over to
Rambler last Friday Oh a visit to Mrs
Cannon. She returned Tuesday.
There will he no services in ST.
Barnabas church next Sunday on ac-
count OF the absence of Arch Deacon
Cope.
W. j. Crane returned from Airing
ton, Neb. Monday and went on up to
the Charter Oak property in the
afternoon.
The Editor of the Sun in under
many obligations to Mrs. G. NJ.
Scribner for IA beautiful boquet from
her Hover garden this week.
+. X. Hum, the general manager
of the Penn Wyoming Copper Co.
who "a in Denver on business, re
turned TO Encampment Monday.
County Commissioner. +. X. Smith
went through Monday, bound for
Rawlins 10 attend Il special meeting
of the Board of County Commission
ers.
Miss Kate Morgan, of Rawlin. has
been visiting Mrs. Albert Walter for
several days. Miss Morgan looks for
her parents over from Rawlins this
week.
such diseases make it danger.
Gus to bring horses into the couu.
try and the Platte valley will suf-
fer unless CHAMBERS are cleared out
at once.
Harold Harden, son of Mrs. Cordelia
Harden, of Pass creek, has been here
ON il visit to the family of W. b. Har-
den. He left for his home in Lara.
mic Saturday.
Arther Huntington, wife and
child and q. d. Buchanan left Fri
day ON II trip Of several weeks into
the Hahns Peak and Steamboat
Springs country.
On his arrival there Mr.. Jenison
organised n force of men and with
supplies AMI teams proceeded TO
the fire with the purpose of check.
ing It's progress.
Gus Jensen, & Bro have completed
, 1905-07-27

Don't forget t. give Dave"
Wilcox a lift in the voting con
test now going on in the Wvom-
ing Tribune. Dave is IA good feel.
low and deserves well of every ON,
Besides he is a Saratoga boy anG
if for no other reason. he should
have your help. Shove in a vot,
or two for him every time you gel
n chance. You have only got til
September LIST, SO don't waste any
time.
, 1905-07-27

was reported to the Department
by telegraph from this place and
it was but a short time un-
fill a special agent was on the
ground, with a force of men to
fight its spread. From this time
on we will have no need to COM
plain of lack of interest in our
forests, as Uncle Sam will soon
have them all under his watchful
care.
, 1905-07-27

The RawIins journal is trying
to stir the Dillon people up to II
change of mail route from thu
place to Rawlins. If the Dillon
people are wise they will not tam
per with their mail service, es.
pecially to have it changed to
Rawlins. They will find they are
leaning on n broken reed when il
comes to relying ON promises from
that direction. Promises are
easily made, and twice as easily
broken when ii comes to perform
ance.
, 1905-07-27
THURSDAY, JULY p, 1905

MINING. SMELLING, IRRIGATION
RECLAMATION. SUGAR BEET CTLTI-
WALTON, TRANSPORTATIoN AND
POWER PROSPECTS. ARE THE INDUS
SARATOGA AND THE VALLEY or THE
UPPER PLATTE. FIRST COME FIRST
SERVED.
, 1905-07-27

The visit of the Saratoga Chap
ter. o. +. :. to Encampment was
II very pleasant one. and did much
to draw the members of the two
places in perfect harmony. These
interchanges of neighborly visits
will do more than anything else
TO promote the great principles of
the order. The people of the two
towns need 10 get acquainted. and
this is the way to do it. The Sun
hopes that a visit to this place
will soon be made by the En-
campment Chapter. in order that
they may e how Saratoga can
dish out hospitality when she sets
out to do the right thing by visit
ors.
, 1905-07-27

1t does not take the Depart
ment long to get II move ON it,
self when 1t receives the re.
port that n forest fire has brok.
Ell out any where in the pine tim
Der on the mountains. The fire
now burning northwest of Dillon
, 1905-07-27

The timber in the Continental
Divide will be about the next Re
serve to be established. 1t con
tains n vast amount of valuable
timber and should be under the
care of a supervisor.
, 1905-07-27

The times are improving. All
the merchants of Saratoga report
a good business. When it is con
sidered that this is the dullest
time of the ycar-the time when
all the people who can get away
OF their summer vacation are gone.
and when all the ranchmen are
busy with their hay harvest-it is
decidedly encouraging To hear bus
mess men talk of Improved trade.
1t shows conclusiveIy that the
business condition here is u heal
thy one.
, 1905-07-27

The Bennington disaster at San
Diego. Calf. on the Dist inst, is
still growing in horror. Such
accidents MS that serves to shake
an entire nation to its very center.
The Sun ventures the prediction
that Uncle Sam will get IA big
stick and 90 after every one of his
naval vessels now, TO see if they
are in proper shape, 1t is an aw-
full thing to put from two to four
hundred men atloat in AN unsafe
boat. 1t is little less than murder
and somebody will smoke for the
Bennington disaster if he is alive.
, 1905-07-27
MARSEkL'S NOTICE

All stock must be kept off the streets
from : O'Clock p. m. to > o'clock a.
IN. All bells must be removed from
cows within the city limits. This
order will be enforced from and after
this date. James Snyder,
Saratoga July20, 1905 Town Marhal.
, 1905-07-27

Notice No hunting or shooting on
our ranch allowed. Any body caught
will be prosecuted to the full extent
of the law. H. c. Paulson
7-6t-i John Quealy
, 1905-07-27

1t is amusing to read the news
from this valley in the Cheyenne
papers. The newspaper men of
that city are afflicted with strabis,
mus when it ome To n Saratoga
item, The latest infection in that
line is. that the tie drive it hung
up, good and fast. ut the kuyken-
dali ranch. Just the same it is
sailing merrily on down the river
and is half way there by this time
though it only passed Saratoga
last Sunday. So much for accur-
acy In newspaper business.
, 1905-07-27

The question agitating the
minds of the people of this part
of the country is: Who juggled
House Bill rs?
, 1905-07-27

When in Dillon stop at Mrs. Van
Meters. Good, quiet rooms and best
of home cooking. Board by meal,
Day or Week.
6-29-tf
, 1905-07-27

Eleven head Of blooded Durham
bulls for sale, cheap. Address or cal
on JONI c.. JACK,
5-4-3m Elk Mountain, Wyo.
, 1905-07-27

Leave your orders for my gloves
with Mrs. Dyer, local agent for them
Fit and workmanship guaranteed.
Mrs. MCALLIsTER.
, 1905-07-27

Peter Schuttler wagons for farm
and freight work, for sale by,
stiff Baker. Bremen n McAnally.
, 1905-07-27
s25 REWARD

! Bay Mare weight about 100
with white strip on face branded oar
lock " IN left shoulder S25 reward
6-22 If Frank NUM-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
.jsjIIOUTHs|DE DOCTORS .
. NEE! At I. E!!MP !. 0!.!}!!!A !!
u ~ y \, ~ J. ~ ~ ~. pIanatoh.l

81 Special to The Times Dlspatch.)
ZAP EMPOR IA,,ssVA. March a7.-The seventh
sessl lon Of tho Southside Virginia Medical
9Association was held here to. day, and Q
large and Representative membership . wa 8
lin attendance from points througho
southslde Virginia. An entertaining pro-
granimc was the ord err Of the session, and n !
many scientific apers N were presented sealLtse
before tho body. y 82 ssi8 a US; .
IS Or. Drewry, Of the State Hos tai In
Petersburg, read an interesting paper on
s..TheS Commission Of Lunacy; It's Scope
and Lirnitn tons. q 53 &
Org: Shelton Horsley, OF Richmond,
delivered an address 0 n 4 q SEES 4 f. Cos
Fcaine IN Surgery. 3 Ss5
Papers were presented BY Drs: Cray,-
ford, OF Yale; Wright, OF Jarratt and
Others. E5sa55 353 3it III. IS y nv s9
ID TDr. w. Fl. Wallace, the president Of the
fassociatioli, delivered an able address
1 on Dead Wood and IF lame, which was va
greatly enjoyed. ss AZ.
sAt might the visl tors were royalty en-
Btertainea q It a banquet "a t the Hotel Fir--
sginia, given by the local profession, ,com-
sprislng Or. Z. LOT ton, Dr. II. B. vi a.
hood, DR.. r. L. M en- atr.3 Dr. j. Ed. Pa rl<er
and Dr.. II gorge B. wv GOD. The visiting
9doct tors were shown every courtesy, nd
are all praislng the good people of the II!
town for many courtesies extended,
among whom were Captain u Otto Will
son, proprietor OF Hotel Virginia.
IA The next. meeting OF the society will be
held in Petersburg June 9Th next. ais
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
Il BAPTIST BUILDING.
AssDO 81 s, CLUB.
Dr.. Shelton Charged With Sell
"A ING Coc:airlle-SaYs Spite Work.

Dr.. Shelton Charged With Sell
ing Cocaine Says Spite Work
(speciallt 10 The Times Dispatch.)
\ NEWPORT, JEWS, March 90, ~ \.
dozen negro men and women !. were com
fmltted to Jail for icing " dope nends' by
Justice Charley robinson the Bloodaeld
egro.imag istrate. last light. -.
G. Shelton, an old INA n who & prac ticGs
medicine IN n 81 oodleld. J. was fined s. and
sent to jail FOR selling }c6tane to the he
groes. jT he me gro esf Tsay VI hat dope
club is lin existenceft in Bloodf1cld, and nd
some Of them accuse DIX Sketton Of being
the secreta ~ and the orga MIA
ton II S,l,s 5yS
SS8 "a ftcr$ he&i had been behind. the bars for
several hours, Dr.3 Shelton got nd 5to
ATTORNEY b. B. 5Semmes, OF this city, and
the attorney went to, the rescue. The
prisoner was bailedt to appear 4 efore the
Circuit 5 Court Of Al Yarwlf k 4, d pring the
May terr1l, his case having been appealed,
e; Dr. Shelton. declares that he prosec,l-
ton against him is purely spite work
and posi- lively denies the charge that he
has been selling cocaine to the negroes
The Doctor has been very &C tive in the
fght3agalnst corruption among the county
officials, and; she says that this 5is one OF
the results sof his activity, 3s8li
i. Eberz, who Is said to be the son Of "a
millionaire shoe manufacturer of Phila-
3delphia, was sent to jail, for ten days in
the Police Court. to-day for obtaining
board without an express agreement for
credit. and falling to pay the bill. aI ne
young man appealed to his rel tives,$ but
help has not arrived. III; RAJ
g The police department lis still looking
for the automobillst who ran down little
James McRae last Friday mi ht.. but no
clue to the Identity Of the man or ma
chine has been found. NJ s
The Council Is preparing to spend SO. OO0
In repairing and improving the city hall.
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GROCERS ORGANIZE.
New Telephone Line to '.S Stafford tol'I
Church to be Dedicated.

KS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Al March, 8. s.
.,rha retail Erocersf and provision men. o.
Il Ma city5 organized an &associatton 3llel .
Inst night, with the followin ota I, =
w L. Bra man., presidet: D. ". Scol.,
ice.president; c. ~. Jones, secT = 81 sasls !
tx weaver, treasurer =, !,
81 A1ttclephone company has peen y SUI y.
fed. to build n line from ne Upper putts
If STANFORD county to- F almouth, opPosnites
this "city.@ Rev. D. j. shopoR was electe9
president; James Monroe g ~ an 't :
= i;i9 green pea crop along the Kappa
hammock River Will 81 be 5%uH ny la y
this wear, owing to the severe Winte
AZ is thong hit, for this season, mains
acreage Will be smaller tia usu a q! !. !, !.
~ THE new 81 Andrew Chnpel s, n sI il noiIn
cn,lrch at Brooke Station In st aHord couu ~,
IL. Will be dedicated ext sunday. ata =
q clock, Rev. ]. p. Stun OF fAlextlno1Ila
will preach the ded lcatory serm9n =,
Mayor Wallace has appointed DTS " "
~ Chawnlng, Barksda!e Hales anafJ.: =;
Barney OF this city delegntes e the Anu L
Tuberculosis Leag ue In IA cia. 81
5tnan III ,.I' pa parade BY the Seventh Reg;
inent' band Of New York. was comp q
~ ~ this 1h city ls, now OF New York.
& Tho Richmond Frederic ksburg \. Z. and !
Potomac Railroad to-day, through sJudge
q. II i. TSmbrey. donated 500 TO the Mary
SWnshington Hospital here. }E
4 N the Corporation Court here y To-Day
hIoillc ellis, colored. was sentenced ~. 20
eighteen months In penltentiary for petit
flarceny, 5sis ~ 3gt
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Powhatan Points,

Especial TO Tie Times- EIspatch,)
\ MOSLEY's i MOTION, POWII1ATAN COIIE-
TX. VA, March 7,-7rhe farmers have began
TO SOW oatsannd prepare Other as work Ter spring
Charlotte county. Va, has returned home at
Ter delightful visit here ~. 3,
Va, is the guest Of her sister Mrs Justice
Field, at this place,
X Miss Matte u, Bailey u Yisltlng friends IN
g Mrs. s. n. Bass and daughter, Ida Mae.
visited Mrs, Godsey Monday afternoon, A
Z Mr.. ii. Ancell bass, a popular young man
of this vicinity. and MI. ?, t. In Prade. az
Manchester, left Monday for Ashland, Va,
to do some surveying. y u
Miss Silence LaPrade, OF Richmond. is tho
guest Of her grandparents, mr. and Mrs, y.
Mi Mi, clopiop y. Wilkinson lsft Monday for
Richmond to see his sister, Miss Mary Will
knson, who Is quite sick. g 3fs5l Al " {ls3
N Miss Mary Mose!ey. a student nl PAX Grove ~
humps s. -, !. 4. b. u NJ !. IS !, y :.
Sller,lon Raptiat Church. filled shis pulrit Sum
\ day and preached tq q large coRg ton
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! VIRGINIA.
/. B.R lie [: i: s

Al Special TO The Times . spatch.) Il
s EORTOLK;S y,A.,siS March tt7 Alice Wilson,.
the girl who ut bed lover. lilo Hart,
In herr room In Washington Street, ten days
,agotwast acquitted day. Hart was In court,
and they united In declaring. tho wound, which
.W IS IN tho breast and nearly fatal. q was an
accident 5as a result OF al struggle for the
possession Of q pocketkn lie, ~ ~ lg
I The girl is young and handsome, and says
she cama fromS New Yor! three years ago.
3 ROANOKE A..--Alr. 81. Bait claim
agent OF the Norfolk and Western has been
4 ssUFFOLK, viA.--A coal laden. east- bound
Norfolk and Western train waaS wrecked near
sovente cen cars were demolished, tho whole
making great pile hot debris The .wreek
vas caused BY q. broken truck: Nobody. was
seriously hurt. VII Two Wrecking trains are =
the scene Passengers ARE being transferred
after consld Bile delay z, !, g =
county are overjoyed tina the sHon.ifJ Taylor
Euyson has at, last consented t. come before
the people for the office Of Lieut. enant- Cover
= MO-
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SAILOR WAS cOACHMAN.
Man Answering Every Descrip--
.3... ton Of Murderer Arrested.

NEWPORT, NEWS, VA..S5 March NJ Il
George Brooks alias Arthur Berry syYn 9
4 Is wanted at Montclair, N. J, on the
charge OF murder, was arrested at E
ton, York county this afternoon. by
Deputy Sheriff Sinclair, Of Elizabeth,
Z City county, and Sheriff Curtis, OF York.
Tho prisoner Is now in jail a ii Hampton
and tho Montclair authorities have been
notified Of his capture. &. n f
35S IT Is alleged that Brooks is the coach
i man who, on February ED. of this year,
burned Mrs. Hannah Ross. wealthy
I, lady OF Montclalr, In her residence, AZ
Ter tho fire the coachmans disappeared.
and THE authorities wore never able 70
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
Clerks Office Business Getting
Ready for Swift Creek Bridge.

6S Especial to The Times Dispatch.) Ell
CHESTERFIELD. YA3s.t March 1.-The
county clerks report to the auditor of
public accounts for the six months Just
ended makes a showing Of three hundred
and forty deeds recorded during that
period, nine Wills admitted to probate,
nine grants Of administrationSand thirty
six suits Instituted. About $1,000 was paid
to tho clerk & In delinquent taxes during
that time, Tho number Of deeds record
ed Is less than for the preceding SIX
smontis. Among the recent deeds Is
tho conveyance Of Dundee Governor
iO'Fcrral's old home, from Mrs Ida G,
Edmond to J. Preston Carson, for $500.
A Superintendent Phaup has quito q NUM-
Der OF hands employed on the work Of
making tho sembanlments at the ends OF
the Swift Creek bridge about to built,
near the Courthouse Tho steel and CO..
ment from the contractors, the Virginia
Bridge and Iron Company. OF r. oanoke,
has been delivered by the railroads While
the road force Is located In this vicinity
some work will be put on&the Centralla
road. on which q good deal of money was
spent last year, Tho work has borne up
very we'll during tho recent untnyorable
road conditions following tho tllaW.
William Bloker ESD qualified yester-
day before he clerk as admlntstrator OF
the late Peter NJ, Andrews. & 4l
Mrs. Mary ]. Estes, the mother OF Mrs,
I. IS, Pllklnton, has been very sick for
several days, and there have been n nuns
Der OF ether cases4o OF the grip {recently'in
the ncighborhopd. n l!349si f39
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
LEEST q MAKE TOUR.
Will Putin Some Hard Licks for
the Jamest own Exposition.
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opECIHIf 70 tIHHEI II'Ss- tC111 81
NORFOLK Va March 7.-The Board
Of Governors cf the jamestown Exposl-
ton Company Will beg In at once a cam
paign among the States with "a view of se-
curing an early and substantial appro-
printion for exhibits on Hampton Roads
4 In 1901. IN. 55l II 52 q, y IS
y General Fitzhugh Lee, president OF the
company. will tray el lin Il tho Interest Of
the Exposition, and the Governors vii
keep him supplied with engagements.
/ & Now that North Carolina has taken IA
vorable action on the bill to mako IN
] appropriation for a State exhibit, It IL
4 expected THAT other states In tho South
will BIO brought into line without delay.
Z General Leo Is waiting to hear from Il he
West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Illinois
Legislatures. and when he is notified OF
THE time they-wlll hear him he Will leave
Immediately to- fill the appointments.