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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-29
LETTER FROM ODESSA TELLS
OF TERRIBLE ACTS TO JEWS

Bristol Va. Nov. 29.-At a mass meet
Ing OF citizens held here last night at the
Opera House to protest against the mas
sacre OF the Jews in Russia, a letter re-
ceived by Abraham Morris. n prominent
Jewish merchant Of the city, from a
brother I'm Odessa. was read. IL is dated
Odessa. oct. n. and Is in part as follows:
II saw them catch an old Jewish man
with gray hair and long beard. They rob
he'd him. cut his head from his should
ers. kicked his body into the street and
then took his head and placed IL on "a
long pole. while everyone was shouting
hooray.
fright at that time a young man dress
cd nthe uniform OF n high college schol-
mr. ran IN and was protesting against the
barbarism. and four or five Russians
fuTnped 0u him. knocked him down. and
with n great big knife, stabbed him in the
stomach and split him I'm two. and there
was a lot Of macaroni lying on the street
which came from the grocery store. and
while still alive they tore out his e~ntrails
and stuffed him Full Of this macaroni and
left him there. They were running from
ono house 10 another breaking windows.
"Oh. God, What I saw I'm that barn
makes me shuddcr. l think I can hardly
write you. We found I'm the barn eight
children. the oldest OF whom was not
over s years old hung on long ropes and
left swinging there"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-29
PAWTUXET
evening.

Owing 10 the approaching feast day
Thursday. the Fire King Band had It's
regular meeting at the engine house last
night instead OF TOMORROW.
The meetings of the Ladies' Aid society
and Of the Baptist church folk for prayer
are omitted this week.
Mrs Frank Underwood has been IN the
hosnitaI for several days having been re-
moved from her home In an ambulance
last Saturday.
Tho singers of tho Baptist church ana
many Others as we'll are ~rehearsing for
tbe old Folks concert which Ia being ar
ranged by Mrs. Hattie G.. Hall and Mrs.
Frank Sheldon. The latter is leading inc
singing. Some very interesting features
will be introduced at the concert 10 DC
held December 18th IL is stated.
Fortunately for the youngsters there
was no school on the Cranston side OF the
river today on account of the Thanks
giving season.
Next 10 the dropping Of Joseph Il. Bur
llngame from the assembly ticket comes
the dropping like n hot potato of super
intendent OF Schools OF Warwick 4. Ed
ward Glover. who was not reelected by
the school committee by . To /, the one
I'm favor being Frank Lockwood OF Lake
wood. IL is said.
Before the election Gen. Charles r.
Brayton, the Republican leader who has
recently taken an active interest in
Warwick politics said repeatedly that
Lakewood and Pawtuxet were getting
more than their share Of honors and men,
toned in addition TO Mr.. Burlingamc's
honors those OF Mr.. Glover.
The latter gentleman worked hard for
the Republicans last election and his fail
ure 10 be re-appointcd caused quite u g
sation. II IS still the talk Of tho town and
n lot of his old pupils who are voters now
are pretty hot about II.
Mr.. Glover has been a resident Of Paw
tuxet I'm Warwick for several years. lie
has filled the position of superintendent
Of schools several years and before that
was principal OF the Auburn grammar
school and OF the PawtuXet atlantic
avenue) grammar school.
Mr.. Glover's friends point to the hard
work he has had putting the schools un-
der n town system and say, also. that he
gave up his vacation TO set tho high
school ready TO open.
\ Maine man is superintendent now.
Turkey raffles were held I'm the Howard
Block u in Sam Green's last night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-29
MINING ENGINEERS REPORT.

Goldheld. New, Sept. is. 1906.
pany, Goldheld, Nevada;
Gentlemen
At your request l have examined the Blizzard group NJ mines,
situated four and one-haf miles east 81 the town o. Goldhed, in Ne
County, Nevada, and beg tic submit herewith thu following report:
NUMBER OF CLAIMS-The Blizzard group consists OF seven full
These are by name: Blizzard No q Eagle Nest, butcher Bird sunny
LOCATION OF PRoPERTY-This group OF claims is located in
the eastern section of the great mineral zone Of Gofdheld i'm the Cold
field mining district, Nye County, Nevada This Secuo Of the zone.
which first shows prominently I'm the Red Top mine at the western
activity. on tho zone are situated all OF the most prominent mines
Of the camp. During the past eighteen months this belt OF mineral
has yielded over So 100000, although the deepest workings are only $50
feet below the surface. In all history o. mining sue a record has not
before been equaed.
SURFACE sHoWINos-n no place along this mineral zone can
more dstinctively hattertng showings be found than Of the Blizzard
group. No less than 1--WE prominent quartz assures stand out boldly
above the surface indicating the line IF vein formation that charac-
terizes all portions OF the Golden Horseshoe" az the belt is frequently
termed. These outcroppngs all show pronounced naturalization,
carrying manganese or iron. one Of the uuest and most positive in-
dhathons Of value and permanency.
In my examination OF these surface showngs I rook samples from
every outcropping All Of them save assay returns IN gold, proving
concusvey that they arc all enriched by the precious metal Very
few. if any, Of the great mines OF the district presented such pro-
beneath tnA surface at relatively the same period or development. nor
did obtain such hattertng assay returns from the Jumbo. January
" numerous other properties that are now great n.nes. from. surface
res In view Of these facts. I consider the Blizzard the equal OF any
TTLE-Fun and clear title TO the property is vested in the Biz
Yard Mining Company.
CoNFLIcTs-I am unable to find. from maps and my own per
sonal investigation. any possibilities Of conflict All veins showing IN
pany all extra-lateraI rights that may accrue to the lodges. Surveys
have been made by competent engineers, and posts have been ct
at all corners. sides and centers.
FoRMATIoN-The surface formation is pophyrz, and Il ben-
trct There are, IN addition 20 Tho hv6 QUARTZ nsSurcs INIT crop Ut
81 boldly, decided indications that several more may be disclosed with
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-29
WARREN.

At a special melting Of the town coun-
ell eighteen licenses were granted which
is one less than last year.
There were two petitions for licenses
continued for cinsideration without notice.
They were Louis Buff, who applied at II
Water street and William Wilde and John
Fielding at % North Main street.
The following were given druggists Ii
quor licenses: VIM. s. Bennett & Co. and
Joseph Provost. Main street, and oscar
Roberts, Metacom avenue and Child
street. WIN. j. Harris petition for a Ii
cense at his saloon on Metacom avenue
was not granted last evening, but will be
acted upon next Monday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-29

some intelligent prospecting. The width Of these erkes varies from
lTenty 10 sixty feet; The veins are mostly pure silica or are heavily
sides NAV he seen the most positive indications known to mining OF
heavy and permanent enrichment In gold. From every Viewpoint the
halzzard viii compare most fayoraby with any undeveioped acreage
every claim in tho group. In strict conformity to every requirement. OF
mo Federal mining laws OF Nevada and the local laws and customs OF
DISTANCE FROM WELL.kNowN PRoPERTIEs-The Blizzard
main vein systems OF the district. This vein system is indicated at
surface hy n series or parallel dixie or assure crOpp.ngs that have n
north of-east and south of west course on the Blizzard. these dfkes
show boldly above the surface and re distinct In outline. The vein
system referred 10 IL boldly marked along its course. passing from the
Red Top, through the Jumbo. Combiuau ton. Florence. January and
February, Eernal- Lone star. Stmmeron. C. Q. D. Gold Bar, Dixie
port. into the main backbone Of the Godfed. upHft represented by
hnickerbockcr and Black Cap mountains. finally disappearing, - far
as surface showngs indicate, I'm the desert 10 the eastward. ron miles
away. Inc Blizzard is less than half a mile away from tho Dixie.
p depth ot 800 feet Tremendous bodies OF medium grade ore have
been blocked out I'm the mine and await extraction. They will not be-
disturbed, until the mine Is equipped with n milling pant. The Dixie
IS the only mine in the eastern belt that has been systematically de-
Neheed, and the fact that IL shows such immense bodies Of good ore
may be taken as A guarantee that properties farther east will develop
into equally a. important mines With intelligent work. The surface
showtngs on the Blizzard far excel those found In that locality. in
dicaung richer ore bodies than those Of the Dixie
ASSAYS-The following assay returns I obtained from samples
taken at random from different lodges on the property without any
previous knowledge OF values shown: No. ], 81 gold; No. :, S346o
gold; No. 3, Sl70 gold; No 4 32sS gold.
REMARks-Gn its every feature the Blizzard IS a exceptionally at
tractive mining proposition. It's lodges and outcrops arc as fine looking
as any In this camp: the property IS in every respect accessible and pre-
SCENTS no dtnoult features Of mining; a good road, open the year round,
matter 10 build a road 10 almost any spot on the property: / consider
the Blizzard group in every sense worthy OF thorough development.
and. firmly believe that an aggressive campaign or work will IN
doubleday place it in the list OF producers OF high grade ore of the
district
j. +. MITCHELL
Consulting and Mining Engineer. !
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-29
The News Of the State
RIVERSIDE
East Side Residents Want a
PatToIman TO Do Duty in
That Section. Other Items.

Items OF news can be left AZ Gofr's res
taurant on Bullock's Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-29
RECEIVED MANY GIFTS
Home for Aged Culsrst Woman Well Re.
UnemhHed on Donation Day.

Yesterday afternoon was donation day
at. the Home FOR Aged Colored Women on
East Transit street. The institution was
generously remembered and a goodly col
lection Of groceries was added TO tho lar1er
as well as generous contributions 81 vegc-
tables TO the stock I'm the cellar.
There are at present Is inmates Of the
home. which IS under tho m~anagemen Of
Mrs. Beatrice Stokes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-29

A quart Of Finch's Golden Wedding, a
quart of Port Wine. warranted. and a
Handsome 1906 calendar, all for sl.iO, at
pa trick ]. Fox's. on the square.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-29
REDUCED RATES TO SOUTHERN
WINTER RESORTS.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. Royal
Blue Line" effective December LIST. offers
the lowest excursion rates to southern
winter resorts Via New York and Wash
ington. $500 Boston TO Jacksonville and
return. and correspondingly low rates 20
other points. Liberal overs. For
schedules. Pullman reservations and win
ter resort booklets apply TO or address ].
r.. Scott. New England passenger agent.
Baltimore e. Ohio r. r., $50 Washington
street, Boston. Macs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-29
MORTGAGEE'S SALE

VIII he sid at public auction on Monday.
November, 21th. A. II. t9nj. az - o'clock
noon ON the premises hereinafter de-
scrlbcd. by virtue OF a power of sale
contained N a. certain mortgage decd
made and executed BY l.. Thomas
Barnes. dated August 18th. 1915. and re-
corded I'm tho Recorder Of Deeds Office
iu said Providence I'm real estate mort
gage book No. 263 at page 272. the condi-
tons of said mortgage having been
hrOkeu:
These four certain lots OF land with ell
buildings and improvements thereon Situ-
atcd ON tho westerly side OF Douglas ave
nue. IA said city OF Providence laid out
and designated as lots numbered thirty
six (9). thirty-seVen go. thirty-clght (3Sl.
and ~thirtr-pinc 600 ON Samuel Hedley's
plat ~ Rowland evans Sunnysido land az
Wanskuck In North Providence. belong
ing to lydia a. Hcdlcy. surveyed and
plated 10y e.. ~. Paine. November 18th.
1SG9." which said plat is recorded In said
Providence on plat card 90
BY order or the assignee OF the mort
gage. who hereby gives notice Of lnten-
ton 90 bid upon said premises ~ said
sale or AZ any postpoucment or adjourn
ment thereof.
Providence. u. l., November -. iaS
The above sale is this dan continued to
Monday, Dec. a. 1876. az the sane time
and piace. n29-lt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-29
EAST PROVIDENCE
Department Commander Off.C-
tally Visits BuckIin Post
Funeral Of George P. Ray.
Other Matters Of interest,"

Advertisements for The News may be
left at Alexander MurOe's Boston Store,
Watchemoket square.
Department Commander Parker and
suite made an official visit TO Bucklln
post, q. A. r.. last evening. They were
greeted by "A large gathering, among
whom were delegations from the Bucklin
Relief corps and Salisbury camp. Sons OF
Veterans. Addresses were made by the
department commander. members OF his
suite and others, and an elaborate cola
tion was served.
MINOR MENTION.
The funeral OF George r., son OF Thomas
Ray, was held at the residence OF his
parents. 210 Taunton avenue. The SER
vices were conducted by the Rev. Robert
Ray. who was assisted by the Rev. Allen
Brown OF the Universalist church. The
interment wac at Rumford.
Mr.. Alexander Munro, proprietor OF the
Boston store, No. 3 Taunton avenue, and
his wife left this morning for Waterbury.
Conn, where they will be the guests or
their daughter, Mrs. Roy Smith, for the
balance Of the week.
Quite a number OF persons came into
the square this morning minus a hat, ana
this included women as well as men me
high wine and Washington bridge was
the cause of the hatless persons.
The entertainments held by the Second
Baptist and Universalist churches last
evening were very enjoyable aHalrs ana
were well attended.
At the meeting OF Reliance lodge or
odd Fellows last evening ono applicant
was given permission TO receive the DC
srees of the order. The officers or the
grand lodge will visit this lodge Tuesday
nNnuIng.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-29

Advertisements for The News may be
left at Alexander MurOe's Boston Store,
Watchemoket square.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-29

Special on Candy Cream Peppermints,
lie. per Id: Chocolate Nougatines, i9c. per
10. Chocolate Chips. 19c. per b.; y No. l
chocolate Mixture. $25c. per III. A large
variety OF fancy box candies, from DC. to
l25 per box. A nice package for %, %
and soc. Byron a. Smith, Prescription
Druggist. 10 Olneyville Square.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-29
BUY BLIZZARD SHARES QUICK!
FIRST ALLOTMENT OF STOCK AT 10 CTS. PER SHARE
IS FAST BEING ABSORBED.

Ymmm t act PMyh m watO get mon the first abmnd my stoke the BMdM Mining mpmyd Gold
@s rhMe lii fast being absorbed
IhB%A Mining Cm@Wd Cohdd% sm m ampoa group mmm mining dMSm the great @1c md
Hha@ dozen gq m~ %~m on the surface. They aemm@ n@ hawdcmdh Iron 1000 m@oha bgA may
d$Ap r hmm gM vase obtained on the sme last month On this ph emgda LatmsW just mn begun HSa monster
dd$ oo"Om bullion the phto years
I@M%mm york has ALREADY commenced and ap"Gg mmmu hne oft nth qMk@t possible order
and Uhym mines Lake C,C Colorado general superintendent dhc Yankee G1a ed Mountain Colorado and dc Enterprise
at Rja twTd@ general Npemadetd heh famous January mine aGdMdd consulting engineer oMe great. Jumbo and at
present general manager fhc Portland mmcm this district
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-12
Wanted-Lady to room and board.

Wanted-Lady to room and board.
s3l Fourth street.
Digging beets has been discontin-
ued during this week.
Moving pictures every evening at
Catholic fair. December ] to 9.
Fresh oysters, any style, done In
first class shape, at Broyles Bros.
Claude Thee has returned home
again after few weeks visit In the
east.
Elmer Roy is home from a vaca-
tion spent in the vicinity of Steam
boat Springs.
Did you get one of those 1sc
brooms? We have just a few left.
The Star Grocery. -,x-r..zzas
Miss Annie Goodrich is expected
home tomorrow evening, after two
weeks visit in Denver.
sFred. :. Mason .returned home last
Tuesday after several months spent
in'the west, where he went as far as
Alaska.
Try the Wilson Grocery's new
bakery. The bread, cake and pastry
they make will please you, both in
quality and in price.
William d. Boutwell, Of the
starch factory returned from Chicago
Monday and brought his family with
him. They will spend the winter In
Greeley.
Mrs. f. S. McCrery, of 1908 Sew
enth street, who has been critically
III for several weeks, is still very
low, and but little hope of her re-
covery remains.
Rev. Leafgreen leaves Tuesday for
Salt Lake to be gone two weeks, do
ing missionary work. Rev. oscar
Carlson of Colorado Springs will take
his place while gone.
The Presbyterian Synod of Colo
RADIO will meet in Longmont next
week. The congregation there has
lust completed the erection OF
splendid new church, which will be
used by the Synod.
Beginning Saturday, Oct. IA, and
continuing for one week, we Will
give double trading stamps on every
thing in the house. Remember the
dates, from Saturday, Oct. IA to oct
81. Golden Rule store.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-12
Mrs. Kase of Peckham was Gree

Mrs. Kase of Peckham was Gree
ley visitor Monday.
The Cash grocery sells good flour
for 81. 80 per 100 pounds.
Fresh oysters, any style, done in
first class shape, at Broyles Bros.
This Is the week to buy your
grapes-get them from the Star
Grocery.
The Junior l.. 7. L. will meet at
O'Clock Friday afternoon in the
NJ. Z. church.
Have two splendid Poland China
gifts, registered. At right price.
! A. NJ. McClenahan.
Mrs. S. c. Patterson who has been
visiting in Greeley for several weeks
left Tuesday for her home in Delta
county.
The Greeley "Y" will meet at
the home of Mrs. L. III. Harrison,
1903 Eighth street, Friday evening,
Oct 13, at 1870 p. IN.
II. l.. Pearson of Trinidad was
visiting his daughter, Mrs. A. E.
Beardsley, from Friday to Monday
Mrs. Beardsley and two youngest
children returned to Trinidad with
him for a short visit.
Beginning Saturday, Oct. IA. and
continuing for one week, we Will
give double trading stamps on every
thing in the house. Remember the
dates, from Saturday. Oct. IA to Oct.
81. Goldne Rule store.
Only the best. That is the rule
we follow lin our new bakery and a
trial of the goods made there will
satisfy you that there is more in the
words than mere advertising catch
line. The Wilson Grocery company
Mrs. o. d. Beardsley who has
been visiting her brother-in-law,
Prof. A. f. Beardsley, and wife for
few days, left last Monday for a
visit with other relatives in Love
land before returning to her home
in Pontiac, Ill.
Mrs. Eva G. Thompson, state
president of the w. c. T. U. in
Pennsylvania, who is visiting friends
in this city since the w. c. T. o..
convention in Canon City last week,
will deliver free lecture upon the
work in the Methodist church this
evening at 1880.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-12

Watch for Glaciers watch display
Saturday, Oct. IA.
Potatoes are averaging $50 sacks
per acre in this neighborhood.
Have you seen those tapestry pill
low tops at Miss SmiJh's? They are
beauties.
Don't forget the Catholic fair in
the new armory hall from December
l to 8 inclusive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ney Gyles have re-
turned from their wedding trip and
are now at the home of Mrs. Gyles
father, Mr.. Moore.
Scott Bullard has just received
big consignment of second hand
goods from Denver. Come and see
them. You can be suited.
Beginning Saturday, Oct. IA, and
continuing for one week, we will
give double trading stamps on every
thing in the house. Remember the
dates, from Saturday, Oct. IA to Oct.
2l. Golden Rule store.
Fred f. Smith returned to Los
Angeles, Calf, last Thursday.
Mrs. Smith and two of the daughters
we're already there. They will spend
the greater part of the winter there,
Mr.. Smith coming back to Greeley
occasionally.
Arrangements have been completed
for bringing the body of Fred Arnold
from Canon City to Greeley for bur-
ial. Undertaken T. c. Macy left
yesterday tor Canon City for that
purpose. The parents and wife Of
the young man who died upon the
gallows on account of the Young
blood murder in Denver a couple of
years ago, have been living in Gree
ley for some time.
The black mare and saddle ridden
away from home by Frank Beeson,
when he disappeared from Yelling
ton couple OF weeks ago, was
found few days ago at the Terry
ranch in the extreme northern part
of this county. The mare was roam
ing loose on the prairie, and the
saddle was lying near by. No traces
of the missing man was found. Ell
mer Beeson, brother Of the missing
man from Dayton, Ohio. is in the
vicinity helping to search for the
man.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-12
TO CONTRACTORS.

|oldSs will be received up to noon
ociOSsf Of School co. li9R pistpyIct Py ths No. ooaFd
llpInlyi Colorado, for the erection
|nooi ,H houses in said district. ac-
" certain plans and specifica-
flgn N;, may be seen at the office of
|ra |I'th, contractor, in Greeley.
III III reserves the right to reject
e,.i pids. Bids should be mailed
! Erfd Iob to j, l.. Morris, secretary.
Fohcation Oct. IL, 1905.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-12

FLEA FARM OF 800 ACRES,
es west OF Platteville; an abun-
water; fine beet and potato land,
toyed;. easy terms and a bargain.
tIm OF $50 acres, > miles east of
et' best OF water rights; l mile
EEoad, rs miles from sugar factory;
foI inrther information call on
PSI. X. Elliott, Platteville, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-12

ED-A PARTNER WITH 81. 600
g into well established busi-
ban do as he chooses about de-
slime to the business; there is
int profit in it; in the last six
[e have sold over Sl,7OD.OO. Ad-
tribune, Greeley, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-12

l.. W. RANCH WILL SELL
good farm with water rights in
lie ditch and Seely lake reser-
testigation will convince you
is an unusual opportunity to OBJ
be home at a reasonable price.
be ranch or phone 2l72-black.
! Wltwer, manager.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-12

)-LADY'S PURSE. CONTAIN
honey and the following verse:
sat upon a pin,
\ showed no purturbation;
kome OF her was genuine,
\ most was imitation"
Pan have same by calling at the
pflice, proving property and pay
lls notice.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-12

PIANO AND
lus, Studebaker single wagon:
X new. Fred Buzzell, 9Oi 6th-st.
E Greeley lJ7.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-12

EE-THE PRETTIEST SOUVE.
bostal cards OF Greeley and
II Tribune office. 25c a dozen or
nickel.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-12

TO SUITABLE
d with sufficient teams and i'm
Ito carry on farming. Asa Ster-
)ath-st.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-12

EDs OF JOB WORK, GREASE
closets and moving dead ami
6cialty. W. ii. Senior, phone 1856
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-12

EyT-NEATLY FURNISHED
{room: ground floor; new house
bod boarding house. 515 1Oth-av
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-12

ST WEEK-BLACK POCK-
n with money and valuable pa
ward ii left at Demorest's store.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-12

[IE CHEAP-A DROP-HEAD
r sewing machine; IN gOod Or
At Buiiard's secondhand store.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-12

En-go HEAD STOCK HOGS;
have Ogilvy stock wagon Tor
n Senior, 7l2 6th-st.; Ind. 1856.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-12

|IE-BEsT 5-ACRE GARDEN
N. no no seepage. j. II. Russell.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-12

1r 4 ROUND OAK STOVE,
Il It new; also small heating
II lOth-av,
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-12

,pyTs SILVER WATCH. BE-
I rres,nrned to Tribune office.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-12

q ONE BIG TEAM. WEIGHT
also another team' weleh' .oo''
K, RI. -
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-12

~ CHEAP-ONE HORSE OR
w Weight about 1900 lbs. Call
,rc West Second street.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-12

j. f. Wilson, prominent mer-
chant of Fort Collins, was in town
Monday, the guest of j. A. Condor,
of the Condor Mercantile Co.