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CALL TO BROOKLYN DEMOCRATS
special Meeting o. the General County
Committee Next Week.

special Meeting 81 ihe General County
Committee Next Week.
Dsmoceats IN BrOoEiyh were interested
yesterday In a call sent out for a special
meeting Of the general county committee
for next Tuesday .eVening. Il was sur
missed that the meeting might probably
have some bearing on the ratification Of
the supposed truce between Tammany
and the Brooklyn organization, but the
only explanation given out at Democratic
headquarters was that il was deemed
necessary to make arrangements for the
primaries. 1t is generally believed that
the proceedings will demonstrate whet her
harmony has been restored or whether
the fight against the leadership Of Senator
McCarren is TO be continued. At present
there is a good deal Of difference Of opinion
on the Quest ion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-02
SCULPTOR CONNOR'S VIII.
The Bulk OF His Estate Left 10 His FAyOrlte
Model, Caterlna Pam.

Model. Caterlna Pam.
James Stanley Common, a sculptor, died
in Florence, Italy, on Oct "a, 1904, leaving
an estate valued at $4,000. The bulk OF
the estate he bequeathed to Miss Caterina
PAN Of Montalcino, Italy, who was his
favorite model The only other bequest
was TO his aunt, Ms. Susan Leonard Of
Washington. d. c. As he had formerly
lived in Brooklyn, where most Of his prop
eTty is. and as William II. WTay Ia named
as bis executor. the viii was fled there.
Seven Of his relatives contest the probate
Of the viii. and Surrogate Church OF Brook
lyn appointed Henry Sheldon as COM
missioner 10 60 10 Italy TO take testimony
in reference 10 the will, which wa executed
on May %, 1903. The report OF the com
missioner IL now In tbs possession OF Surro-
gate Church, who viii hand down a decision
in the matter in few days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-02
SHOT BIZ HIS WOMAN CLERK.
Secretary OF the Albany Board Of Under.
writers Fatally wounded.

writers Fatally wounded.
ALBINl, May t,-Franklin Ravens, N
years OF age, secretary Of the local board
Of underwater, vas shot In bis Office this
afternoon by Julia craver, Is years Of age,
his clerk. II is alleged that the shooting
was accidental, that Miss Craver, believing
the revolver to be empty playfully pointed
Il az Have Ms and commanded him 70 throw
up his hands, thinking 70 scare him, The
ball, which was Of - caliber, entered Ha-
vens's head at the right temple and he viii
die. He n a married man and the father
OF two children. Mics Craver IL under ar
rest, charged With assault In the first des
gree.
Ravens died shortly after II o'c'ock with
out regaininR oonsci 1usness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-02
BLACK MASH, Gun AND JIMMIEs
Pound on Two Burglars One Policeman
seized a. Work.

Policeman James Murphy. who used to
be a guard at Sing Sing, surprised two
burglars jimmying the door at ss7 Sixth
avenue early this morning. He tumbled
both men down, fell on them and yelled
for help.
Other policemen came to his assistance
and the two prisoners were taken to the
Tendsrloin station. There they gave the
nance OF William Davenport and Joseph
Martin. Davenport had a big revolver,
cartridge belt with another load for the
gun. In the toe Of one Of his socks was a
fifty dollar bill
Martin had two iimmies OF the latest
make, black mask and pocket electric
light.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-02
MAY PROTEST TO FRANCE.
Toxic Believes Russian Fleet u stn Using
IndO-China Ports.
Special cable DsIpafeh TO THE Sun.

special Cable Dsspdich 10 TIE Sun.
TOXIC, May lit IL believed here thai
Admiral Rojestvensky continues 10 use
the ports Of Indo-China for the purpose Of
obtaining coal and other supplies and for
maintaining communications.
The press is again Questioning the good
faith Of Frances recent assurances. The
Government Is silent but il IL believed Il
is preparing to reopen the question Of
neutrality with France.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-02
TAMMANY CONFEREES.
Committee Like That Of Two Years Ago TO
he Appointed.

NC tppohNNus
The Tammany Hall executive committee
will appoint next week committee like that
selected two years ago 70 prepare for the
municipal campaign. The committee will
consist Of FIVE members from Manhattan
and The Bronx and FIVE from Brooklyn.
Queens and Richmond. The committee
will fix the date OF the city convention and
arrange prehminaTies, and it will also have
the power 10 listen to proposals from other
organizations which may hold out offers to
TGmmany Of joining in some fusion move
ment
II Ia understood that James J. Martin,
Daniel F. Mcmahon, Eugene Z. Mcclure,
Dock Commissioner Featherson and Bor-
ough President Hsfien, who served on the
last committee will be elected 10 serve
again this year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-02
BOMB EXPLODES ~ CAPITAL.
Mining student and tits visitor Found
Injured
Special cable Dt5paieA 70 THI sUE.

Special Gable DsSpaicA 10 TIT SUN.
ST PETERsBUBo. May IA bomb en-
plosion occurred this morning In a street
Of the IsmSilovsly Prospekt IN an apart
ment house room that was occupied by q
mining student Of the nAmo Of Donbinin,
who had a visitor.
The concierge was awakened by the exc
plosion and upon going TO the room found
Donbinin In a dazed condition. His visitor
was lying or the floor oJvered with blood.
He had sustained a number Of Injuries,
the worst being In the hand. Donbinin
was revived. and the visitor was carried 70
a hospital
With the exception Of this affair, the
holiday passed In perfect tranquility. the
crowds enioying the beautifui day. The
picke;s In the outlying districts we're called
In early IN the afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-02
SAVED BY GIRL COMPANIONS.
Holly Couldn't swim, hut They Managed
10 Get Him TO shore.

10 Get HIM 10 SnOfe'
STAMFORD, Conn, May l.--Miss Clara
Woltke and her sister Miss Freda, saved
themselves and Howard Holly from drown
ing in tho Rippowam River here yesterday
The party were in a canoe and had passed
Broad street bridge. They we're singing
when they were hailed by a brother OF
Holly. The latter undertook 70 swing the
canoe around suddenly and the little craft
went over. ftWH
The river lie deep at this point and strong
current sweeps toward the Sound The girls
were handicapped by heavy winter coats
and walking shoes. The fact that Holly
could not swim made their danger greater.
Supporting him between them they swan
to the river bank. SO exhausted we're they
that they could not drag themselves out Of
the water for several minutes.
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TO SEARCH FOR zIEGLER PARTY,
DR.. PassIy's Mission VIII Take Him TO
shannon Island.

BALTIMORE. May DIR. Oliver L. Fassig
Of the Johns Hopkins University and the
local weather bureau, left Baltimore to-day
for New York, whence he will sail on
Wednesday on the Teutonic for Liverpool
He Is on his way to shannon Island on the
coast Of Greenland in search Of the origl-
nal zieglT exploration party, which went in
the direction Of the North Pole in July. 1905
and from which no word has since been re-
ceived.
DR.. Fassig's mission is 10 see II any Of the
pGrty have reached Shannon Island, and ais }
to estimate the possibility OF reaching the
pole by penetrating the Arctic region by
way OF shannon Island. This will be the
first time a polar expedition has gone via
Shannon Island
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-02
ELECTRICITY IN A MDETALK.
Pedestrians In Syracuse Receive Shocks
and GO Through Peculiar Antics.

SYRACUSE, May New York Central
passengers going TO and from the Central
Station during the last few days have been
subjected to electrical shocks in passing
over a portion Of sidewalk In West Fsyette
street. All we're apparently mystihed
the instant they stepped onto the walk
and several went through peculiar antics
For fully $50 feet the walk vai full OF electric
ity, and In places where the walk happened
10 be wet the shocks were clearly felt.
One man walking leigurely along stepped
into a puddle OF water. He rose into the
air about two feet and yelled three times
before he returned 20 earth. He went on
up the street stopping every once 10 a
while 10 rub his legs.
The next victim was q small yellow
dog. The canine beat the mans Jump
BY about three feet and yelped four times.
The dog feet were In motion before they
struck the ground and the animal lost no
time IN scooting up the street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-02
FRENCH HOLD UP DESPATOHES.
Decline Some and Censor Others DsalinS
With the Russian Fleet.

Special Code DsspaisA 70 tbs Sun.
Prom TIE SUI corTsspohdsnt 81 Hongfong'
HoN0KoNo. May i.-Your correspondent
who went 10 Kamranh Bay and located the
Baltic feet there whlls TIE French and other
newspapers were declaring they had left
that port, and who then returned TO Saigon.
now teIegraphs that the French authorities
are deleting those Of his dispatches which
they allow TO be transmitted and are re-
fusinE others dealing with the Russian
heot.
Your correspondent here has wired a
protest against this action 10 NJ. Beau,
the Governor General Of Indo-China.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-02
Troops Fire Into PaTadlng
Crowd In Warsaw.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN FALL
ThlTty.Ons Killed In First Clash
and Others Slain Later.

Soldiers Fire without warning a. WoTimsn
March Along Singing Revolutionary
SONGS and waving Red FIAGs-SeOOnd
Outbreak Comes When shot IL Fired ~
the Cavalry PatrOI-DisOrdeF AlSO -
LODI, where q Number Are Kmsd sad
WOunded--Bomb Thrown az Night uRd
Some COssacks Kined-RiotS co On.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-02
WOULD TE BE FOUND. PETERr
Patrick Hears We were Orange when ne
Heard OF We Last.

heATu OF &c LAST
Does anybody know Peter Brennan, q
Rosoommon mani THE Sun has received
threepenoe In English postage stamps
from Peters brother Patrick, 10 find Peter
and defrAy expenses withsl The Sun
holds said threepenoo ~ q Trust fund. Says
Patrick 10 THE Sun land other papers are
asked TO correspond:
A missing friend wants 20 be found.
Born In OF near Frenoh,Sark County Roscom-
mon Last heard Of Orange. Emigratsd
about forty years ago. Supposed
20 be In New Jersey
PATRICK brennan.
'In care OF Felix Waters, PointzJ ass,
County Armagh, Ireland
The Lost brother editor Is waiting 10 hear
Of Peter. Docs Petor want 20 be fouIll
A1sr ~. uasttEh's. ths sooich that m.-. The
hiFhban innlGuN ID h l1a eaai.--tfu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-02

AutonoblllnF New York 70 LAKEWOOD the mnti
popular sphnf nun. Golf, Cross county 1dlag
u '''' sEAsON UNTIL JUNE.-AdE
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DEWETS FINE OLD SHERRY VINE.
An Excellent Appetl1cr. sidE difestton
n. 7. DVWry a Soaa %, ~ fulton 81, New York
-.
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IAa.' 0pSa hsriaS HSrustr vsuHls.-As.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-02
Recommended by the Assembly
Judiciary Committee,
THE VOTE WAS UNANIMOUS,
But Mead and WempIs Say They
Signed With Great Hesitation.

The Committee Find Hooker Guilty on Al
Six Charges. and say That Ills Acts
Resulted in Defraud.ny the United
states Of Several thousand Dollars
and SHOW That lie Is Morally limit 20
Held the once or Justice OF the su.
prcme COurt-Could Not he Impeached
as the Onenses We're Not Committed
While In Discharge Of His Omcial Duty
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1905-06-30
Iohn Schneider Dead.

N-arl from, 81 I.o,,i. Mo i; ~
A., 1.ra,, h,+ LIN S.hrcido-
rar ,.aars ;, ,osiJ,nt orI.o lara hal
l,,,,,,;,tad SMELL. I,y ,Ir,vr;,,.
,,;.olf ~ the Nississ;,,,; r;,sT
-, al. lin, ,rI,hal -.
IN r. ~; o,,o,. ,.o st,rocn :,
.r
Th. frs, inti.nation Of fine sa..
.,rair receiv.d hv his family W..
.orrov,,l i, 81 llatn,. WRITTEN bv.
<. ra,.;s b,.rJi,, borsa l-,.a,.er
80 III Scbn.i,I.r In If pooo.,
Sr;no, Th;s woman vr,t. ina.
NJ Scbncid.r had left , mole n,
Ln. l,,. ,,o,,,s,ir,, l.7. +, no.;e.
M; - ro,,', at p1o,.., S.,,i,,r-
,,d hi. son Chr;s,o,;,nr r l.,
I.r. ,,,, lis ,u,u., y,s all como
,ul th.+ bo ,r,s ,;r.f ~, ffo and
;nto,1..l drown;,, - all Sba
stated that his r,,ice v-5s still
ot ber nl,cn .,., .rat she
roorod he had ca,,.;ea ..t his ter
I'LL ,osolva ,..r...,,,,, .,,.ri,ad
loter STATING thot p lad. nd been
found and nc Il o,,.,ye,..r the dos.
,.rin,;on Of Mr. S,.bn.sa., tba an
thorities wished ia .gow what dis
nositiop to MAKE. If .,r re,aains
Holm immediataIv ,aie,.rapbpd to
have the body sbinee to La Jarr
hnt raceivad , ro,,ly ,4ot;nr that
sucb w,s ;mnossfIle ns II wos
in sucb AN advanced state Of
accommodation tbo, II eopld no.
ba sb;nned He then notiied tho
~ Uo,,;s oi;c;al. IN t,,r-. /. tbere
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1905-06-30

W. +. Middleton received the
contrac; for putting up the addi-
ton to the school house. $4,000
being his bid for the entire work.
The. addition Is to br completed
by Sept. LIST.
A special train will leave LIN
Jara Tu"sduy morning at q O'Clock
for the accommodation of those de
string to go to Del Nortc. 1t will
return thc same day, arriving at
La Jara at about 5 p. M,
The Atlanta Constitution has
discovered the followingcpitaph or
a tombstone in southern cemetery.
Here lies the body of Joshua Jones
God save his soul and rest his
bones. Married six times. but
got release, And now thank
God. he rests in peace.
AT the council meeting Tuesday
night the dcsirability of cream
cry for La lara was thoroughly
discussed and il was decided to
exert every possible effort TO es-
tablish one. Liberal suhscrip-
tions were promised by num-
her of our prominent citizens
and it's more than likely that M
up-to-date plant will be put in be-
! fore fall We will have more to
say concerning the project next
week.
DIR. George Hamilton will leave
for Denver next Thursday night
where he will Join the delegation
of physicians from the capita
city to the annual convention OF
| the American Medical association
which meets at Portland, Oregon
ON July II, Il. l;i and II. DIR
Hamilton is one of the old mem.
bers of the association. having
joined twenty-thrce years ago
After the adjournment of the con.
vention he will spend about a wceL
at the Lewis and Clark Exposition
and will them journey on tc
California where he will visit the
points of interest in the colder
state, returning to La lara about
the end of July.
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1905-06-30

Balm Wagons. best for hauling
johnson Supply Co.
Mr.. and Mrs Joshua Schcctcr
were trading and visiting friends
in La Jara yesterday.
Judge McCunnitf drove mp to
Alamosa. "Wednesday, and spent
the day there on business.
All of the niccsI kinds of lunch
goods at divers. Canned meats.
crackers, cookies. cakes. pies.
pickles and cheese galore, If you re
hungry. or expect to he. that's the
place TO go.
Gilbert Oliver carries the finest
kind of lunch goods. Anything
you want from pickle TO II
balonga sausage. His canned
meats. cakes. pies, and cookies are
always fresh and appetising.
When hungry. drop in and ill up.
It'll not cost you much. but You
must have the cash as he has cut
out selling on credit.
The Modern woodmcn will given
a big dance and supper at Wood
men Hall. on the evening of July
the 18th, and have engaged the
Monte Vista orchestra. composed
of six pieces. for the occasion
This will undoubtedly bc.the dance
of the season rs the Monte Visit;
orchestra is unquestionably tn,
best music ever heard in La lara
Tickets for the dance and supper
will be but 81 90 per couple and d,
large crowd is SIRE to be out
Don't miss it.
Word reached La Jara this week
of the death at Leadville OF Mis-,
Madge Harvey. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Harvey. and vel
known to all of our people. Mis-.
Harvey had Just returned from
Vassar college and went to Lead
vile to attend the wedding of hel
brother which occurred last Wednes
day. Shortly after her arrival she
complained of not feeling well anc
grew worse rapidly, passing away
before arrangements could be made
to remove her to lower altitude
Heart trouble is given AS the cause
of her death. The many La Jar;
friends of the family are deepl,
grieved over the sad news.
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1905-06-30
LOCAL HAPPENINGS


Read kavalec and Akers' adj
Fresh Vegetables at divers.
Best Coal Oil at the Drug Store
Fishing tackle. reels. rods. John
son Supply Co.
Laundry sent every Monday
Walter Wilson.
Sid Lovett is attending the
races at Monte Vista this week.
Everything you need to work on
the reservoir. johnson Supply Co.
Every business house in La lara
will be closed the entire day. July
4th.
Don't forget the dance given to-
morrow night by the Johnson Sup
ply Co.
DIR. Scheusslcr made a pleasure
trip to the reservoir last Sunday,
Mrs. Scheussler accompanying him
on his return.
Quite number of La Jara peo-
pie. as we'll as many from the
country. drove up to the reservoir
site last Sunday.
w. F. Middleton has. his new
cottage on Poplar street nearly
completed sfnd it will be one of the
prettiest homes in town.
County Clerk Harry II. Russell
and wife arrived home this morn
ing, after an enjoyable visit among
eastern relatives and friends.
Last Saturday morning. at 2 o.
clock. Mrs. George Van Wrinkle
presented her husband with big
ten-pound baby girl. All parties
doing we'll.
Mrs. John w. Flintham and
Miss Emma Norland drove down
to Antonito. yesterday. and spent
the day as the guests of Mrs. Fred
Warshauer
Mrs. r. A. Austin returned We'd
nesday morning from Denver.
where she went to meet her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Hurlbert. who is out from
New York City on a visit.
Mrs. H. O. Ellis and Mrs. Thos.
McCunnitf drove down to the
Creamery ranch last Wednesday
and spent the day visiting at the
nhome of Mrs. ID. f. Newcomb.
VIM. Netf to-day received tele-
gram containing the sad news OF
his mothers serious illness at the
old home III Missouri. Mr.. Neil
will leave Tomorrow night for her
bedside in the hope of again seeing
her before she passes away.
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1905-06-30
Fishing was never so good.

Fishing was never so good.
Wall tents big and little. John
son Supply Co.
Buy La lara Writing Tablets at
the Drug Store.
A. Haggard was doing business
III town this morning.
Drag scrapers. all sorts and pri-
ces. johnson Supply Co.
Remember that you must have
the cash when you trade at divers.
Get your notary work and legal
papers drawn up at the bank by
Kavalcc or Akers. They do the
best work.
The La lara Milling & Elevator
Co. started up last Monday morn
ing and are grinding out some
more of the best flour on earth.
Peter Poulson was over from
Sanford "Wednesday and paid the
CHRONICLE welcome visit, as well
as a renewal of his subscription.
Clint Draper left last evening
for Pueblo where his company fills
a weeks engagement at the Grand
Opera house. beginning next Mon
day night.
Don't forget the Modern Wood
mems dance and supper next Fri
day night. The. tickets for both
dance and supper are only 500
per couple.
John w. Flintham arrived home
last evening. after having spent "A
week at Pagosa Springs. bathing
for the benefit of his rheumatism,
and states that he feels as Timber
and frisky as -year-old boy.
Dave Gibbs and Walter Wilson
went out to establish a residence on
their homesteads Wednesday night,
returning yesterday. The boys
will soon have houses built and
will then begin the improvement
of their places.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.. Brenizer
left on Tuesday mornings train
and will make the trip around the
circle before continuing on their
way to the coast. They spent near
" month in La lara with their
daughter Mrs. Chas. III. Akers. and
were delighted with our country.
Hon. f. g. Blake suffered quite
n severe loss last Friday when his
compressor house. at the reservoir,
caught fire and burned'down. The
damage to his engine and machin-
cry would not exceed S2OO.GO but
the delay caused by the fire amount
ed to much more. He received re-
pairs early in the week and is now
driving away as fast as ever.
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1905-06-30

Jap-a-lac. All shades at the
drug store.
Before buying Coal get prices
from Ormond,
Camp outfits, all prices. John,
son Supply Co,
kavalec and Akers represent the
best insurance companies. See
them.
ID. Z. Newcomb went on a bust.
ness trip to Monte Vista last Fri
day, returning Monday.
Take in the dance and supper
next Friday night. at Woodmen
hall. The best time of your life is
in store for you.
Harry Weist went upto Alamosa
Wednesday night after the music
for the Big Modern Woodmen
dance. He returned Thursday
morning.
DIR. Scheussler. expert dentist
and dental surgeon, will be in La
lara the second week of each
month. Prices reasonable and
work absolutely guaranteed.
The various reservoir contract
ors are employing all the men
they can get. Every man in the
country who wants work can Ger
tainly get it, No excuse for being
idle.
Chas. Milne surprised his La
lara friends by dropping in from
Bayfield,, Tuesday night. He
came up to testify in water
suit being tried in the district
court in which Mr.. r. A. Austin
is interested. Mr.. Milne is en-
joying good health and is prosper
ing in his La Plata county home.
Mrs. Robert Lyons left for Den
yer, Tuesday evening. where she
went to meet her sister, Miss Mar
garet Hellebush, Mr.. Lyons sister.
Miss Alice Lyons. and her sister
in-law. Mrs. George Hellebush.
These ladies are from Covington,
Kentucky, and are coming out to
spend the summer with their bro
ther and sister.
Drill steel. miners supplies.
johnson Supply Co.
Hon. Fred l.. Sherwin. of Colo
RADIO Springs. in company with
Major S. ID. Wilder of Leadville.
spent several days IF this week as
the guests of Wn. Netf. These
gentlemen are the other members
of the company of Sherwin. Wilder
and Netf and were down looking
over their splendid ranch. They
departed for their homes Wednes.
day evening.
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1905-06-30

Eaton mining shovels, John
son Supply Co.
Horace Means. of Saguache.
was in town yesterday.
Draught beer ON tap next week
at Durham and Hcndrcn's.
New stock of Wall Paper Just
received at the Drug Store.
If you want watermelon that
will make your mouth water for
IA week after eating il call into
divers and see his fine lot.
A number of our people will
spend the Fourth at Del Aorte.
while others will enjoy fishing in
the streams of the Concjos and La
lara.
Miss frankie Poulsom will re-
turn home from Boulder Saturday
morning, where she has been at
tending the state university for
the past year.
Harry l.. Odds is over from Monte
Vista, looking over the lamb stu
alton. He expects to supply a
number of feeders this fall and is
now busy locating desirable
lunches.
Herb Wilson, accompanied by a
couple of miners. left Tuesday, for
the Mt. Blnnco district and will
put in considerable work getting
the property of the La Jara Min
ing and Milling company in shape
for further development.
We are short of news this week
and late with the paper, but we've
got the finest little girl at our
house that ever looked at its dad
and yelled herself black in the
face. The little scamp arrived
Wednesday night at l1:3O. weighed
eight pounds and furnished en-
tertainment for house full for the
balance of the night Mrs. Will
der is doing splendidly and the
baby is putting on a pound n day
w. O. Mieir came down from the
reservoir Wednesday afternoon
and left that evening for Colorado
Springs. He reports great activ-
ity at the camp and states that the
contracts for the work have all
been let. Over one hundred mer
are now at work and more will be
put on as rapidly as they can be
engaged. Mr.. Mieir expects to be
working about two hundred in his
own gang in the course OF another
month and says that the concrete
contractors will also employ t
large force. The reservoir dis
trict will be small city whel
they all get busy.
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1905-06-30
bulls For Sale.

Registered short horn bull; ~
sale by Sherwin. Widen u -.
Enquire of VIM Nelr Ia INA,
Colo.