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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-03-23
FINE ENTERTAINMENT.

The Yoang ladies aud Young geu-
tlemen Of the Columbian Literary
Society gave an interesting program
at Tech. Hall on Saturday night.
Though the an Hence was not large.
Il was appreciate aud gave the young
people hearty applause
The chorus Come. come away. q"
put the spectators ia a good frame 20
hear How she had her wav." a
laughable farce by Misses George
Bostwick. Juliet Mathews and mary
Lee Shuler snl Mr. Lester Parsons
This little curtain raiser showed that
the way o. manage a husband is for
the wife 90 ask tor what she does not
want, and pretend 20 want Whist she
does not care for
After This came Miss Juliet Nath-
ews iu 4 sweet solo. THAI delighted
the audience. which ciamorel Tor en-
core, Mrs . " Mathews played che
accomplishment.
The heavy piece 90 the evening
Nas "Ihc Woman's Club" one
set comedy with many scenes The
unmarried ladies form an anti-matri-
mouia. Club. from which ali men are
banishei and the members pledge
themselves o. 1--WE. of -ainess-noth-
ing more chan ,ickiv smile D.. ale
lowed However che irrepra-sible
Major NcDooi. an Iu.hman. invade,
q Na ...r.H ....... ... r .ff..r
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-03-23
CLIMAX"

The public school ha, purchased a
Climax pencil. sh,rpuer. ami the chill
Iren expect Co pay for it with their
mites. The Climax is a gem and
D., thc best machine on the market
lt ls constructed especially ior schools
and does BIS work neatly. quickly.
and without dine About one hun
trei pencils were sAarreuei on it
nicely the lr,t day it came.
10 ls a great time saver for both
teacher ani child. and it does the
work SD much better than it can be
done hy hand The cost % the little
machine is five dollars. but IL will
pay Cor itself many times in year.
Always "the best toe the children. ''
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-03-23
THROUGH COACHES TO
LOUISVILLE WITHOUT
CHANGE.

The Y 5. ". Ry. will rau special
through coach from Bristol TO Louisville
on Tuesdays and Thursdays during the
mcath Of March. Tor the accommodation
Of those desising 10 take advantage OF
The extremely how colonist rates n0e ~
eject 70 the West and Northwest
fhis coach will be modern AID 6rstclsss
in esry respect, and Ill; make good con-
aeetion at Louisville aud ST. Loais with
through trains for Western aud North
western points.
For full iaformstion. call on Or address,
". 7. ALLEN q. y. A.
Bristol, V4-Isan
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-03-23
OLD FASHIONED
BOY WANTED

] want am ola fashioned boy. not
afraid 90 work, 90 learn the printers
trsde and 20 be a leader.-A. %. Bun
nell in pausville Advertiser
Oaiy the echo Will answer Mr..
bunnel's plaiuiive call for an ola
fashioned boy such as many of our
present big publishers were iu the
days Of their beginning. The learn
ing Of trades in the old sense is tull
Of boys made Of good stuff and with
plenty Of muscle. it has apparently
become bad form for boy 70 take
anything bnt the easy job-one eye
on the clock and one arm ia the coat
sleeve, waiting for the lnnch and clos
nag hour. This degeneration is al
ready beginning to tell. and the de-
mand for good Old fashioned boys
will soon become so strong that il
will be supplied. and then we shall
have another crop ofilorace Greeley's
Jim Scots. Charles \. Dauas and
other great bright lights Of the BUSH
ness.-The American Press. - -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-03-23
FINE SHOW WINDOW.

One of the finest and most artistic
show windows ever seen BOZ DIV
goods store iu this town. can Le seen
at Gooiloe Brothers store Nr.
Mash. the popular clerk at that store.
certainly knows how o. fx things up.
and on his artistic display bee has re-
ceived many Gathering compliments
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-03-23
SWIFT & COMPANY.

We are now handling the Old
Reliable Swifts Beef. Fresh ship
ments twice a week. One pound Of
S~if,s is better than two pounds Of
any other. handled BY our compe-
tiiors. as they kill their own stock.
Phone or call on US for prices.
Yours Tor business.
r. r. WILLIS h co.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-03-23
STEAM LAUNDRY.
WINCHESTER, KY.

This is one Of the most complete
and up-to-date Laundries in the coun.
try and always does first-elass work.
j. !" Kelly ssagent at Big Stone
Gap. Basket leaves here Tuesday
eight aud retains Saturday morning
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j. w. KELLY, Druggist.
Big Stone Gap, Va.

MeSsrs. r. Il. Casper. T II. Fields.
J. 5. Asbury, w. II. Polly, H. p.
Young and J. 4. Ren,z, Of Stonegs.
were in town sunday
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-03-23
BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME.

Send Que dollar for a beautiful In-
terwoven Rug on approval. size 9x9.
The price IS 81 % Il You like 49,.
pay the balance $l20. State color
desired Larger sizes at proper
tionate prices.
lNTERWONEN CARPET co.
Sos Chestnu: St,
Philadelphia. Pa
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-03-23

j. b Dillon, OF Osaka. was on the
west bound train last week. having
with him a number of men for the
works at that place Jim deservedly
holds fine position with che Com
pany operating at Osaka. another ev-
idence that Scott county boys are O.
be found at the front end of the pro
cession. -G0ic Ciy Ncr0id
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-03-23
[. p. SUMMERS
NOMINATION..

WAsuISsroS. March 1.-THE
President sent TO the Senate today
the following nomination:
Collector Of internal revenue
Lonis p Summers, Sixth District Of
Nirgiaia.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-03-23

w. b. Kilbourn. Of Biz stone
Gap. representing the Equitable Life
Assurance Society, is ia town and viii
make his headquarters at Browns
Hotel for some time -Jasl.ril'l
Star.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-03-23
FOR SALE.

We have for sale hay, chop and
corn at reasonable prices. Call and
see us. We are also dealers in coal.
J. B. Patterson d Co.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-03-23
LOCAL ITEMS.


g.. A. johnson. Wise county's
=. ,v.ot
''e'n roasted 'ea"uiS ana Top
corn al taylor Bros.
ID. ~ ~ 49,, ,'.' '' w '''' t''"' '''
d. NJ l.. Staiiart aad daughter.
of Norton. were DO town last Thurs
n. b. Norton ot knoxville, was
les''tele' at Hotel Eugene last
Thursday
Frank Wilson, Of Norton. was ia
town last week.
= = Mccormick, Of Bristol WA.
pop io"n sunday.
D. b Wilson. OF Baltimore. wa.
registered at Hotel Eugene last sun
''y.
Hon. Patrick Uagan. OF DUNCAN
uon-on-the-Cinch, spent Sunday
nght 300 town.
= Miller ,f u,o,;,,,o, IA
|as was I'M town this week
DID, ID l-,.gs ,..n,;.... ..,.-
nov Of IVhitc.brrr XIV w,.i, t,,,,,
.a-t week on business.
MI Miller. ~ Iluutioyto, M
81. wa.in t.oY I,.t r..i
willie. ua. in town last Friday on mo.
f...ional business
%, " '-'s'' mas resumed
''''" 's''"
hr. o VI leasler OF Bristol. spent
.ast tuday in town on professional
business.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-03-23

FOR SALE-A 3 room cottage
located near the public school build
ing; lot 80 by 1873 feet. good well on
premises AMI spring close by For
further particulars see the Wise Real
Estate Company.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-03-23
Roger Stain Floor Finish

all floor questions Makes old
beautiful stains and finishes operation easily applied
qures but little afterwards and like rubber.
doubt what to do with old
Floor Finish should settle the question for and all times
Oil catches dust and germs soils clothing slippery
creasyShelac looks well for short time, away
Rogers Stain Floor Finish elastic, tough brilliant
scratch show heel prints 1t requires mixing mussn
dries night One gallon square
rsaleb y
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-03-23

lt hsfins been al ll-ej. ordered. an4
iccreed ta4t complaints. y. b uotsoB
recover against tle defendant. T. 81
Johnson bis cost about The prosecution
90 this slit expended And it further 49,
pearin- fl Che court thatit Isl nscezs.-v
ana proper Co take an account OF che in
lcntedues against tac estate Of e. W
Ailsore, decea-ed. aegeia. and is is Ii
l1ised, ordered. aad decreed THAT ~.
cause 70. aud ihe same is hereby referred
10 L. Kelly, elo is hereby aaoointed
special Commission f9r the purpose. ~
tase tno state az account OF the indebt-
cdness against the estate Of C. " kilyore
deceased, and priority of lisn of .4id IN.
eebteducss. 81 any. on she land ia cont-ov-
efsA aerein said mriissiorcr sill report
any other matter specially stated. deemed
pertinent by himself. or reqairea b. ~
party hereto
ropg-Iestc,
C. A. lcuSsoS, Deputy Clerk
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-03-23

t'.i 4lissfe'..'s OHcf, Hi.t. Tir5ias.
-llt aaY ~ fsbrfara lga5.
he parties interested be- the decree
irom saieh toe foregoing Is an extract.
vii take notice that, on the .5tA sav ~
March, lea the year 1885. at mv oihc~. IA,
'Ae t'"n OF Wise. NiEsisia. shah vro-
eeed 10 execute The sane, NAen asd where
they are required % attend. 9Th such
BOOKS. papers, aud vouchers. and EVIDENCE
A. ~i.i enable sac 90 comply aiih iAs or
der Of the court
L-y Ksrrrs
Special Commissioner Of IN. s.,d r,,-.
Feb. 23-S-lI
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-03-23

Mr. z. \. Funkhouser, the veteran
representative Of Haynes. Henson &
Co, was looking after the interests Of
his company here last week May
his shadow never grow less Cute
City Hcrold
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-03-23
HARPER'S ILLNESS
VIII Cause Postponement Of
Further Hearing in His
Case.

The bearing Of Edward L. Harper,
millionaire bankrupt. which was to
have been resumed before Referee ID
I. Barley, az Big Stone Gap. Va. on
Tuesday OF this week. will js post
poned Tor probably two weeks. The
determination TO postpone the matter
is due 60 the illness Of Mr. Harper in
New York Ciiy-Brisfoi Courier.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-03-23
WANTED.

Orders for plain sowing and hcn -
stitching by the Episco palian Guild.
Phone 81.
Congressman Campbell ~iemp aul
wife ami daughter. Miss jamie. ar-
rived in the Gap from Washington
City last Thursday. and wil -peu5
the spring and summer nc tleir home
iu this place.
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The Big Stone Cap Post.

THURSDAY. NIGH. %. 1905.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-03-23

l'ef Robert ohuier. pastor of che
Southern Methodist Church az Nor
ton. WAS iu town thi. week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
COUNTRY CLUBS PLANS.
May Build New Home on Young Farm
On Ninth, East Street,

Upon the return Of the salt Lake
boomers from Los Angelica II II prob.
able that the Country club OF this city
VIII begin immediate action to build
n new homo for the coming season, A
transfer Of the Young farm on the
Ninth East strclcar line, noar Twelfth
South street, has been made 10 the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company
10 bo held for the Country club ron.
sonablc length Of time, The tract en-.
braces 90 acres, and II situated IN n
much moro accessible SPOT than that
now occupied
The lease on the present grounds OK.
pires this season and next reason the
owners intend TO cut II up into build.
Ing plata, fate which has oyertaken
most adjacent property IN the last
few years, The new site has many
Advantages over the old IN the mat.
ter Of shelter from the winds, compare.
tive dryness, golf fields, ana entertain.
mont possibilities As no many mem-
bcre are now absent Il hns been dc.
cdod 10 wait III the return OF the Los
Angeles party before closing contracts,
At that time, however 4 IN thought
tina, the title Of the land VIII be so-
cured. and plans for q club house COM
monccd Ot once,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
TAXPAYERS INDIFFERENT.
Three Out Of 100 Residents Of District
80 Vote on Tax Question,

That Tho taxpayers Of school distrc,
No, 70, Min crock, are not very deep
~ Interested IN school AFFAIRS ON some
occasions In very oYldont from tho re-.
turns received today by County aupt, or
Schools Smith ~ an election held there
recently TO flN the rate per cent Of taxes
for school maintenance Tho district
has about 100 voters ana POO schoolchU.
drcn but the vote on tho tax question
was two IN favor Of li.mill tax and
one against IT,
Tho regular legal notices were posted
IN III, district for 20 days calling nttcn.
ton 10 The election ana itp purpose, yet
when the time arrived for the yotng
10 begin only three trustees ~ the dls.
ujot were present Mono others APP,
pc0rNo, 10 they proceeded 10 cast thor
ballots with tho result that ZENITH
tax mns iSod ns stated above II ~ not
likely that, after the showing made at
tho election any Of the taxpayers wit,
mako complaint M to the way things
are lun IN the district or He "a tho
amolut OF the tax levied, Tho tax IN
ono " the largest rates fixed by any vi
the dihtrlcts Of the county,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
RESIEGED Ar HOME,
Limoges strikers Refuse To Per.
nit Employer Tn Leave Home.

New York, May ON, Bcaulleu, n
leather manufacturer 10 reported to
have been In state Of Siege at his prl.
waite house In Limoges, cables the Her.
aid correspondent NJ Paris, StrIkinu
workmen from the leather factory sur
rounded the lioONllou homo ana proyont.
cd tradcsmon from entering with pro.
Visions, Finally the manufactures telo.
phoncd Mayor iubussloro that ne ana
nine persons, with three horses, wore
suffering from hunger,
no0ullou refused 10 parley with tho
strikers untll their hunger was salts
fed, whtrcupuon policeman was dis.
patched TO the nearest restaurant for
provisions,
on his return the hoslogers, whose
number had Increased, made n show or
preventing him from entering the
house,
Tho mayor made a speech stating
that broad would be distributed at tho
city hall, but the excited strikers stood
their ground and pllowod only one LOAF
Of bread TO be delivered, subsequently.
the manufacturer agreed 10 u oonfor-
encc with the workmen but no settle.
mont has yet been reached,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
FINED FOR ASSAULT.
Austrian Who Pummelod Follow
countryman Must Pay $50,

George Horch, an Austrian, was fined
$40 BY Justice Loo az Bingham ycsicr-
day afternoon for assault ana battery.
ON April 30 Horich and his companion,
Frank Nukelic were working In n mine
together and became cngNgei IN n quar-.
rcl over which one was boss, They
decided Ia so,,lo the matter by f,ghtlng
II out with lists, Several blows were
exchanged IN the tunnel ana after they
NOT out on the dump Horlch hit Nukclic
q blow IN The eye and knocked him
down. and IN falling his head hit II
largo rock win the result that the
man received bad scalp wound
Ho told the olncialR that Horlch MT
lin with rock ana the charge was
made one of assault with a deadly
weapon with intent to 40 bodily harm,
After hearing the statement ~ other
witnesses 0s 10 how the mans head was
cut county ATTY Christensen decided
e. reduce the charge TO assault and
battery and Tho defendant was fined
ana after paying the same was roloused,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
PUSHING THE Gym"
Committee Appointed TO Arrange for
Concert in tho Tabernacle.

with about $1,000 OF the $4,000 ncod-
cd for the University gymnasium build.
ing sim TO be raised, tho committee
appointed by President II, w, Young Of
the Nlumuito look into ways ana means,
" getting down % hard work, At "A
meeting last nigh, II was decided 60
give ON Friday evening preceding ncld
day large musical event In The Tabs
ornaclo, nj which a select program win
be rendered, ANA for which most Of
the leading local musicians have offered
their services The following general
committee of citizens was named TO
complete arrangements, Representa-.
tive y, H. StookcN chairman, Rcprescn.
MtlYc c. E Marks Will Ray, DR., WIN
Ellcrbock rheo, Nygtrom, Evan SIC.
phcns, isaac Rugsoll, Goo, Riser, Prot
Byron cummings. Miss Maud May
Babcock John Jensen, 'alrchlld Shcr.
man, Ben Roberts, squire Coop and
Preston -, Richards on advertising,
Isaac Russell John Jensen, Ben Rob-
orls ana lnirchlld Shermun on pro,
gram, Evan stephens, Dr. Ellorbcok,
Miss Hancock ana Squire Coop, on nrs
rangcmonta, g, u, Marks, Prof cum.
mlngs, Horace H. Smith and Gco, Riser,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
LAST OF THE SERI gS.
NJ l. Lecture Bureau Presents Mrs, Nc
Gee Next Monday Night

on Monday evening next the conclud.
Ing entertainment ior this season VIII
be given by the NJ, l. 4, lecture bureau,
at which time Anita Nowcombo Me-
Gee, NJ, d. win lecture upon "a We.
mana Experience IN the Japanese
Army" IN Modco has had mos, IN.
tereatlng career In connection with wo.
men nurses both for the army Of the
Philippines and ~, the Russo Japanese
war During the early part Of the
present war she was sent by tho Jap
anoso government 20 roYlso their hogs
pltal system ON the Ynlu river ana IN
other portions Of Korea and Manchuria,
She took 10 Japan with her n corps Of
American trained nirscB who went
undor contract FOR six months, with
permission from both governments 10
engage IN tho work For many years
Or Medoc has been prominent mem-
Der and onlfcr of tho National Society,
Daughters OF the Revolution,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
Carnegie Foundation.

New York, May "a certificate Of In.
corporation Of tho Carnegie foundation
n membership corporation, 10 manage
the fund Of ,l0OoO,0OO given by Andrew
Carnegie for pensions Tor teachers IN
universities, colleges ana technical
schools IN the United states, canada
ana Newfoundland, was nlod IN the
county clcrks office today The trustees
named by Mr., Carnegie and announced
by Mr. Frank A. Nandcrllp on Aprll ~
are named az directors untll the nrst
annual meeting OF the membership cor.
nnrAllnn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
MASSACRE OF JEWS,
AZ Hhitomlr They Fought Their
Assailnn,s, Many Being Killed.

~, petersburg May o--Tho report IN
circulation here last night that there
had been massacre OF Jews at Hhito'
miG government Of NolhynIa, south"
western Russia, is confirmed IN u dis
patch 10 the NovoRtl, which snys tho
lioling began May 7 aud continued FOR
~ hours, orthodox Christians fen ull'
Oh the Jews IN the streets, Tho Jews
were armed ana fought tholr agnllantp
many being Killed or wounded ON both
fidCA,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
FROST PREDICTED.
Condition Of tho Weather lmp,rils
Strawberry and Other Plants,

The rainfall Of last nght and thIs
morning amounted TO ,2S Of an inch,
and the precipitation was 40 gradual
that the ground soaked II up about nv
fnet na II fcll, During the morning,
There were several nurrlcs ~ snow m
town, and considerable Of n fall for this
time OF the year IN the mountains, The
temperature was down 10 freezing
point In the higher parts OF the state,
and moro freezing temperature N pre-.
diclod for tonight, II II hoped that tho
strawberry plants and the young poia.
toes VIII not be nlppcd,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING.
Forest Dale and Sugar House Districts
Vote TO Erect one,

At n recent meeting Of the tax payers
Of the Forest Dale ana sugar House
districts, II was decided to bona the
district for $4,000 to purchase q site
and Greet a school building, Another
meeting was called Tor last night to
further consider this matter After
the business of the meeting had been
transacted, Mr. Ashton, former county
IN regard to tho work Of the trustees
whose term OF Office IN about 10 expire
ana nj the close Of the meeting ID mo.
tIon by Mn Froobalrn 10 convey tn
thom the thanks Of the taxpayers for
their efficient services, wnB unanimous
W carried,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
CoMMENCG MENT REUNION.
University Normals Preparing for Big
Dongs In Near Futsro,

The normal class OF 1900 OF the unl-
yorslty Of utah IL planning a reunion
for commencement week this year, In
compliance with an understanding OF
the class when II was graduated. A
promise was then made 20 meet IN Ave
years ana put In 81 each towards
founding a scholarship, The sum OF $50
was raised at the time TO begin the
fund y Indications are that the
whole ~ win now be turned over to
Prof Byron Cummings 10 be used for
uwnIopp II ia nniIcIpntoa w,ipIh no p niIop,T G
Mlll residing In Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09

these Vaccinations "Groal Britain"
The Sylot adds, 10 the nightmare OF
Flouch ministers"
The Russ insists that the situation IN
In no sonso critical, saying
Great Britain fears nothing 40 much
as war, She rccs the terrible spectre
Of Germany which imp0tently awaits
q false step OF Great Britain, NO Great
Britain can BIO rolled upon to oounfol
her ally not 20 draw IN q thlrd power
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
RAIN GOOD FOR CROPS,


wccNy crop bulletin FOR week end.
lug Monday, May 81 IN its main foo-
tprcs, the weather that prevailed DUR
ug the fore part ot the weak WA Nmi'
lar TO that obtaining nj me close of mo
previous week but with tho charnc'
tcriHllrg perhaps a trllo NccontuNted,
A severe storm accompanied by hcuNS
precipitation parsed over the section
during this period, WhIlo thls protipl'
lation was mostly in the form Of rain
nIXpl with considerable hOl, set IN
many portions Of the section, notably
IN the southern part, there was quite u
htHyy fan Of moist snow accom- panied
IN localities by high winds, This heavy
precipitation had tho effect ~ thorough.
~ soaking the ground aud drrcating tho
progress ~ farm work Tho range and
arid farm lands have been particularly
bcnoliitcd and the prospective Yield OF
grain from tho last named have been
considerably improved during tho past
Wook, Temperatures during tho week
woro decidedly below the normal, es-
pccially during the lOttor holf, when
The clearing Skies and lowering toms
pcmturcR were favorable FOR the for
nation Of frosts, which, however were
generally Hight and the damage result
INK lhcrofrom slight
Though tho unsoasonahly cool wealth.
cr had the effect ~ rotardlng some.
what tho growth of vegetation, yet tho
condition OF crops remained Very good,
Fall and onrly.foWn wheat were coming
up to good stands, but the seeding Of
the spring wheat WA not yet complete
ed Alfalfa was making good growth,
sugar beCtH were coming W but pmnl-
Ing was SIN IN nm incomplete state,
Prospects for fruit were reported as
being very good excepting those yario.
ties mentioned IN former bulletins,
Ranges were IN fine condition ana stock
was thriving,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
LANDS IN STRAWBERRY VAL.
LEY WITHDRAWN FROM ENTRY
(SpocIal 10 Iho 0Nowp, y

Washington, D. c., May a-Tho comms,
soner Of tho land Office today instructed
the register ana receiver to withdraw
from NIL forms Of disposal the following
described lands SECTIONS 3 II ami 10,
township . south, range 3 east SECTIONS
J. 2, 10 ana 10, township south, range
cast section 80, township south range
4 east, his1 uCros In ALL
Tho Withdrawal ~ made ON account of
strawberry valley irrigation project