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The Meeker herald., 1905-07-08

While attending to some household
duties last week, Mrs. n. ID. Holland
of the canon, fell and broke her right
arm above the wrist. At first it was
had happened, SO medical and surgi-
cal aid WAS not summoned at once,
but rs soon as alarming symptoms
appeared DIR. French was called, and
intense pain the patient was suffering.
The doctor set the broken member
and applied needed remedies to re-
Iicvc the pain, with the result that
his patient was resting easy last even
ing
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-08

Fred Nichols won in the rony race.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-08
St. James Episcopal Church.

Services tomorrow third Sunday
after Trinity as under:
$50 II. m.-Holy Communion.
10 Il. m.-Sunday School.
IL a. m.-Morning Service.
4p. m.-Service for the Young.
sp. m.-Evening Service.
On Wednesday at 3 and 8 p. H.
Communicates Lecture.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-08
United States of America.
TOWN OF MEEKER
Rio Blanco County. State OF Colorado.
WATER BOND

Rio Bianco County. State OF Colorado.
WATER BOND
Series -....---..-..--.--
The Town of Mecker. In the County of Rio
ceived, acknowledges itself to owe and hereby
promises to pay to bearer .--.---.-----.-- .-...
Dollars, in gold coin OF the United states Of
and fineness, on the LIST day of August, a. ID.
1870. Vt the Office Of the Town Treasurer In
ut the rate OF six l6) per centum per annum.
payable semi-nnnuallytn like gold coin on the
LIST days Of august and February ~ the ofilcs
Banking House of kountzc Brothers In the
City and State Of New York, U. =. a, ut the
option of the holder upon presentation and
ally become due. The said Town, however,
reserves the right to pay I'll. bond "a as, my
Merkey for the purpose Of the construction Of
water works for fire and domestic purposes
and supplying the snld Town with water, In
pursuance of an Ordinance OF sud Town duly
and IN due time, form and manner made a law
OF said Town prior to the issuance hereof, and
under and by virtue of and In strict coinpli.
anee with the Constitution of the State of
General Assembly thereof, entitled An Act
In Relation to Municipal Corporations" APP
proved April 4. 1877, and all amendments
thereto.
And 1t is hereby certified that the construc-
tion of aid water works was duly approved
BY the vote OF u majority nj the voters OF said
Town who taxpayers under the law,
voting OH the question vt an election duly
called and held in said Town according to
law prior to the issuance of this bond. That
all conditions required TO exist and acts and
things required To he done precedent To and
in the issuance OF this bond to render the
same lawful and valid did exist and have
been properly done and performed in regular
and due Time, form and manner MS required
by law; that the total debt OF said Town, in
Guiding that of this bond, does not exceed
any limit of indebtedness prescribed by the
Constitution or Laws of the State Of Colorado,
and that said Ordinance provides for the
leNying of II tax sufficient To pay the annual
interest on this bond and eNtinguish the
principal thereof within the time limited for
the same to run and contains such other pro-
visions rs IRE required by law.
TX TESTIMONY WHEREOF, The said Town OF
Meeker has caused this bond to be sealed with
lis corporate seal, signed by its Mayor, at
tested by its Clerk and Recorder, and counter
signed by its Treasurer. this .-..----. day OF
-----------------.----, a. ID. 1903.
flown Seal.l Mayor.
Town Clerk and Recorder.
Countersigned:
Town Treasurer.
form of Coupon,
On the = day of --.--.-..,A.D.
10. -, for value received. the Town OF Mceker.
in the County of Rio Blanco and State OF
Colorado, will pay to the bearer .-----------.--
Dollars In gold coin OF the United States Of
America AT the Office OF the Town Treasurer
in said Town, at the Banking House OF
kouuizc Brothers in the City and State OF
New York, u. S. A.. at the option OF the
holder, being six months interest on its water
bond No. .----..----
--------------- $3.50 M -, - 49,
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-08

AS predicted in these columns dur
ing the past three weeks, 1.-The Milk
maids" made another big hit when
they appeared before the public for
the second time last Monday even
ing. Sorry lack of time and space
prevents giving another individual
review Of the different characteriza-
tions. Suffice it to say that some
were much finer than on the occasion
of the previous presentation.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-08

The Miller creek ditch slid out
again last Friday night. The break
is now being repaired. 1t is the gem
eral opinion that not much damage
to crops will result as most of the
people had got over nearly all Of their
land at least once. Water will be
running arain In few DAYS,
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-08

TOWN Seal.l Mage
Attest: -----.--------.---
Town Clerk and Recorder.
Countersigned:
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-08

A smoldering fire was discovered
about 8 o'clock Wednesday evening
in II. J. Hays ice house. 1t was ex-
tinguished before doing much dam
age. Investigation showed that the
fire originated as n result of spontan-
eOus combustion in the saw dust, a
thing which not infrequently happens
during hot weather like the past
week.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-08

The Union Oil people are preparing
to go ut it again. The presidency
with which this outfit has kept up
operations in the Rangely field is de-
serving of ultimate success, which it
is confidently believed will eventual
ly crown their efforts. as the oil is
there-when the proper depth is
reached. Heavy expense, break
downs and accidents don't discourage
the game Union people.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27
Jennings Stable Is
Still in the
Lead.

Two-year-oIds will be asked TO run
the Futurity course for the first time
this season when they meet in the Geb-
hard handicap next Saturday at Oak
land. The event has seyenty-eight eli
gfbles and will worth about $4,000.
Many of the best youngsters seen here
are entered and good contest should
result The list includes Sir Wilfred.
Fred Bent, Mary T, Roman Gold, Chief
Whitman, Captain Burnett, st. Fran
els, Daruma Abe Meyer. Equorum
Rex and George A. Knight
A $1,000 handicap for three -year-olds
and upward at mile and furlong
will be the feature on Wednesday.
Walter Jennings heads the list OF
winning owners, with S16,605 TO his
credit; NJ. J. DAILY and Louis Ezell be-
ing next About s32S, 600 has been dis
tributed in stakes and purses and
many owners have shared this sum.
The principal winners are.
W B. Jennings, SIC. .6e5: NJ. ] Daily. SIS. $50;
Louis II. Excl, sl20T5: II. E Rowell. $12 800:
G. NJ Wilson. s11,T25: Frank skinner. Ss3S5;
P. Ryan, s7l90; T. G Ferguson S6455. James
Ryan. s652e; John F. Schorr. $6425: D.
Cameron, s61G5; Mrs G z. Miller. S5495;
Gill, Summers & Co. $685.: R. A. Smith.
Ellis S4316. Fitzgerald & Cree, S4995; c. T.
Hensheil $45sO; V Gilbert. s4055: D.. S
Fountain. S3945; T. H. Ryan. S3S40: William
CahiIl. $3.50; " T. Brinkworsh $s5l5;
Price ss2s0: T. H Stevens & Son $31s5;
Walter Scharetg 1925: Napa Stock Farm,
s3fl0. ] Reavey, S50s0; p Sheridan. $500;
Mrs James Coffey, S3010.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27
STOCKTON HOUND
IN FIRST PLACE
Mr.. Ngnego Defeats a Fast
Collection of Coursers
Cleverly at Union Park

The greyhound Mr.. Zignego came
down from stockton yesterday and
fairly walked through the high class
stake at Union Coursing Park The
fast son of imported Fetter Free de-
feated in turn Sherman, Sampler. May
S, Patched Up, Agile Squirt and finally
Duhallow-
He opened at 20 to IN the long edds
book. In each of his trials he was
the outsider in the betting. Duhallow
was q to choice over him in the de-
Gliding course. Panoche defeated Valley
Pride and May S defeated Raby Aurora
each at to l. The day was remarka-
bic for the number OF undecided trials,
get decisive runs. The day's results,
with Judge P. ]. Reilly's official scores.
follow:
Reserve stake-Agile Squirt beat Lancashire
Lad, 3-2; Little Pfunger a bye The Referee
withdrawn; Paneche beat Valley Pride, Al;
beat Hudson. so; Rocker Arm beat Sky Van
so: Lulu Girl beat Haphazard. 4-3: In Time
SesT oasna beas sorn e1as ao5ss
Up beat Fillie r, ~; The Rival beat Happy
nsso naa % beat shsrman' I so: Raby Aurora bss, bs
Carlow BOY. 80: May beat Black Coon. 81;
Freeport beat Capital Lady so; FriendIess
robat beat Tom King 20: Northern Flyer
beat Renegade Apache. s-2; Race King
beat CoIored Ledv AZ. Mugxsy beat Rush
away. 40; Rector beat Fontsnoy. 81: YsI-
bara beat Gold Chain, lis: Flower Giri beat
Ina Cissus. rs, Duhallow beat Ruby sankey
40: Nellie NJ beat YeliowtaiI 4-2
second round-Axile Squirt beat Little Plung-
err TO. Panoche beat Texas Mamie 40.
Amanian beat Rocker Arm. 81, In Time beat
Lulu Girl. SO; Orsina beat Doc Burns, 50.
Patched Up beat The Rival. so: Mr.. zlsnsso
beat Sampler. AZ: May beat Raby Aurora
go; Friendless Boy beat Freeport. SO. Reck-
less Acrobat beat Northern Flyer. 80: Race
King beat Muggsy. SO: Rector beat YelIou-
stone. 80: Frisky Barbara beat Flower Girl.
"a. Duhailow beat Nellie M So
Third round-Agile Squirt beat Panoche, a..
Amardan beat In Time. 80; Patched Up beat
Orsina. ST.. Mr.. Zignego beat May s. 3-2:
Reckless Acrobat heat Frisndlsss Boy. 60:
Rector beat Race King. so. Duhalfow beat
Erisjy Barbara. 30
Eourth rpund-Agile Squirt beat Amaudan.
e-3- NJ Zignego beat Patched Up. 3-2. Reck-
less Acrobat beat Rector. $50: DuhaIiow q
bye
40. Duhailow beat Reckless Acrobat. a.
pecidtnx courSe-Dr. E p. C1ark,s Mr. zir
nero fFefter Frse-Sweet FavordaIe} beat
Rsiliy's Duhallow tCronin's Wild Tralee-Mani
la). 81
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27
This is a cartoon.

This is a cartoon
The brain of Battling Nelson con-
coeteG il.
The work was executed under the
personal direction of the Dane. 1t is
his irst offense. but II will not be his
last, as he has a salaried cartoonist
on his staff who turns them out to or
der whenever Battling gets an inspira-
tiolSkr Indigestion
Nelson has made up his mind that
il he can't land on ]. Edward Britt >
solar plexus that he will jar his feel
ings with shOrt-arm jabs in the form
of high art. II is Bats intention 10
fresco fences far. and wide with pic
lures that do not fatter Britt
He and Manager Nolan are seriously
cont ntenlpIating renting one side OF
Twin Peaks as a site for the display
of a cartoon OF this sort. In few days
when James Chesterfield Britt saun-
ters along the boulevard he, will see
distorted pictures of his classic pro-
file where the soap ads used to be.
Runor has it that the Britts viii re-
tort through the phOnograph agencies
The fertile brain of Willis is said TO
have evolved the idea
The scheme is to have big phono-
graph in front of all the~ penny
ag0uies which VIII repeat unklno re-
marks about the Dane. Here il one
of the spasms the monograph VIII
turn out Willis concocted it:
There is a canned lobster named
Bat,
You never know Just where he's ar.
He's a false alarm bluff,
And a peddler of guff,
And he talks through a hole in his
hat"
Nelson's notion is to bring about a
real battle. He says he doesn't like the
diplomatic and repartee game. He
wants James Edward within reaching
distance Nor will he consent 10 the
dispute being settled by the Interra-
tionaI Peace Conference
Pm going to keep after him wher-
ever he goes says Bat The Dane de-
clares that the next time j. Edward
treads the monologue boards he will
be there In a box A basket OF Peta-
luna eggs-retired ones-will probably
be in the vicinity. for Bat declares he
will egg Britt on He may take the
notion into his head to do IL literally.
..Be-lud'- is what the Dane wants and
he wants it quick
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27
CAME IS DECIDED BEFORE
UNCLE'S MEN WARM UF
Joe Corbett's Wing
Is Slow to Re-
Spond
Misplays Help Big
LeaguerS Pile
Up Runs.

Chlcago's diamond artists viii make
their getaway with the satisfaction
that the best San Francisco has could
not take a series from them. They did
enough work in the first period OF yes
rercay's game to allow them to walk
on velvet for eight rounds while the
seals never once hotfooted over the
SACKS. Score Chicago 1. san Francis
co o.
Another tale Of bad start remains
10 pc told II was Brother Joe Cor
. sett who fell by the wayside this time.
ne clC even worse than Mr.. Miller
ever imagined he could do. That first
spasm took al the ginger out Of
hanks Players and also robbed the
fans Of their power TO root for the
home team when things began TO look
good
Barring the first inning, the game
Contained any amount OF snappy base
ball CoFbett settled down and pitched
In lis Baltimore form after he sue
ceeded in Riding himself Of the wig
Cles at the outset Chicago managed
u ease man 10 the pan in the third,
but never again did the stars from the
Windy town have q chance 60 gather
IN any runs
casey ushered in the panicLy first by
paItaklng of q base on balls MaIoney
dumped a bunt at the plate and
Brother Joe threw it away at first,
letting Casev reach third Then
chance dropped a sluirmer which Cap
tain Wilson fOrgOt TO throw correctly
- NealOn- Both Casey and Maloney
came home. Schultz got life on Cor
belts next nisplay. Chance stole third
and together with Schultz he pulled on
2 double steal making il three runs
for the inning
The net spasm passed without Incl
dent. but in the third the big eaguers
again began 10 negotiate for a run. A
mt. q steal and another misplay al
lowed Schultz TO make his way over
the paths and reach home in safety
After that time Chicago's aggressive
ness awaited them nothing for Cor
belts wing was working right again.
About 50Q6 fans were there in spite
of the wind and the cold They were
al pretty much disgusted and dis
hear1ened when the Seals got away
wrong IL the opening period Several
times their hopes Of runs were dashed
when the Chicago infeId pulled OF
clever double plays on chances that
looked nigh impossible 10 handle. The
eCC-e-
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27
FIVE AND FIVE
At The FINISH
Fire Fighters and Coppers
Unable to Settle Their
Ancient Baseball Grudge

Which has the better ball team
the men who battle against flame and
smoke or the men who battle against
crooks and highbinders2 That is a
question which may be answered some
other time. When nine innings had
been reeled off at Recreation Park yes
terday morning the policemen were
there with five runs. but the fremen
had them tied, so they shook mitts
and promised to meet again and bat
tie once more.
Anyhow, it. was a great game and a
crowd of. 1000 people went to see it,
There was more noise about Eighth
street than was ever made by a home
coming picnic brigade. The honors
for the noise stunt are also declared
draw, for the whistles and bells that
were brought into action raised a din
that viii hold the South Side residents
for a while.
For three rounds the rival played
shutout ball on both Sides Then the
nremen broke in with a run and the
coppers just to show their gameness
came right back with one The ex-
c1tement was so dense that Chief
Sullivan and Michael Joseph Conboy
forgot TO look saucy at one another.
Along came the coppers with four in
the fourth. Bingi they landed on the
shoots of HKeg O'Connor and the
merry procession only came to a halt
when four men had done the circuit.
The police rooters were the proudest
things in the lot for about two innings.
Then the firemen cleared the smoke
away and began to chop at the debris
till it was a deadlock
Poor old Murphy, who played Sec
ond base for the coppers, got into a
delirium of doubt when the sacks
were filled in the sixth. hot one was
hit TO him and he had so many places
to throw the ball he really forgot. He
rang in for the reserve squad. but it
was too slow to respond. Finally Muir
ply tossed the ball to the plate The
toss was wild and il let two of the
brave boys in, cutting down the lead
of the coppers and bringing joy TO the
rooters for the house-scalers.
Charley Birdsall got walloped some.
but. he pitched good baseball and
pulled himself out of many tight
places. Burglar" Archie HamllI stole
four flies out in left, while Dave Levy
rescued many that came to short field.
He also sent out life-saver in the
form of three-bagger. The score.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27
CUP FOOTBALL
CANE A DRAW

In most exciting and interesting
game the Vampires tied the Oakland
Hornets in the semi-final round for the
California Association Football Union
Cup yesterday on the Preside athletic
grounds. The ball was kicked or
shortly after go D. m. strong north
westerly wind blowing dfazonally down
the field In the first period the Hor-
nets had the advantage of the wind
but, though they made several good
shots. they were not able TO pierce the
Vampire goal The play was fast but
the first period ended without a point
for either side.
In the second period the Vampires
had the advantage OF the wind ard II
was expected. as. they had prevented
the Hornets from scoring in the arst
period, they would win the match. In
about the middle Of the second period
the Vampires scored a goal and the
chance OF victory seemed good. The
Hornets then equaIized the score. The
game having ended In tie, II viii
have to be replayed. as in cup matches
there Is no such result as q draw
game
The teams lined I'D as follows;
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27
ATHLETES GIVE A CLEVER
EXHIBITION IN GYMNASTICS
A gymnastic exhibition and BAH

A gymnaStic exhibition and ball was
given last night at Mission Turn
Verein Hall for the bene~t of the prize
team Of the Mission Turn Verefn,
which is to compete at the North
american Bundes Turnfest. which is
10 be held at Indianapolis. Ind. The
haIl was tested TO it's limits by a tf1rong
eager to watch the clever athletes go
through the various gymnastic acts.
The prize team gave clever per-
formance on the horizontal bar
After the exhibition was finished the
floor was cleared for the ball and the
remainder Of the evening until mid
night was spent in dancing The pro-
gramme was as follows: Overture, H.
Ritzau's Orchestra; climbing contest,
first boys class; exercises with the
double wand. second boys class: grand
march and drill with flags. girls class:
features on the yaulting horse, A Mat
ZACH and Y. and L Jirsak; tactics and
Indian club swinging, actives OF the
Mission Turn Verein; parallel har per-
formance, first grade San San Fran
cisco Turn Verein; wand drill senior
grade Mission Turn Verein: acrobatics.
first grade second boys class; exer-
else on horizontal bar. prize team OF
the Mission Turn Verein-
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27
Jenries sdn Draws Color Line.
NEW YORK. March 2s.-James

NEW YORK March 26.-James J.
Jeffries came to this city to-day for
the first time in years. There is not
much game of any kind here for me-
he said, '.and as to the boxing game.
/ don't see any chance of earnest ring
exercise unless Hart beats Johnson. If
he does. I'll take him on. No: no
Johnson for mine. / still draw the
color line. If the time comes when I
can't get a match with a white mar
I'll quit the ring
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27
COMMUTERS FAIL TO SCORE.
Chicaso's Second Division Smothers
the Oakland Tossers.

The second division Of ire Chicago
hsl team made the trip 10 Oakland
Eesterday and they made Peter Lob
mans commuters look like a bunch
~ bushers. The game progressed nice
Z rtil the sixth. when the big leaguers
20 In and made run They rested
for 2 round. but came back in the
eighth with two more and then all was
over Moskiman and Gillespie did the
sab work for Oakland. while Lund-
gren and Groth rolled EN- up for Chi
ego The score.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27
81 MMzRT

E,rroEs-Corbett 20. Wilson Gcchus uer r.
WIN Chance Efits-On Pfener l. or WefTner
3 cf Corbert = stolen hases-MsIoaey 81
ti-sn1e -. Erers. Nealcn Schultz O.. Two
base hit-EFsrs- Sacrifice hitS-Ma fouey.
5chulle. Tinker PenneII- First base on er-
,rs-Szn Francisco I. Chicago s. First ba Sc
called halls-qf Ccrbsft 3, OF Weimer 3
CT Prefer Left cn bases-Ssr Francisco
- rhacaEo H. struck out-Bv Corbsrt 8 by
Ne1er 8. % Prefer 4 Hit hy pffcher-Afoil-
ier -'asev. Irwin Double plzrs-Tfnker te
Chance, N1hler 70 Nealon. Eve % Tinker 70
c1ance ND ritch-Neimer- Time OF game
TIVE hours Brnpire-Perlne
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27

The rate at which the ZuIus can rur
In an emergency is astonishing Some
will cover as much as fifty miles In
six hours. Eight miles an hour Is
common
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27
FIELDS HAVE
AN OPEN LOOK

The card al Oakland this afternoon.
while composed almost entirely of SELL
ing events, is an excellent one. Forest
King will meet a shifty field in the
closing race of the day. Following are
the ertries:
First race = Seven furlonss, four -year-olds
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27
srMMARY

Errors - Barry. Mitchell Killing, Deverssux.
Cook. Sacrifice hit-Wiiisms. First base IN
errors-Chicsgo ?. Oakland, l. First base on
called hails-Of Grothe I. 81 Moskin,ar 2 orf
Luncgren = on Gillespie . Left On bases
Chicago Il Oakland z Struck out-By Hon
kfrs !. by Grothe j by Mosktnlsn / By Iund-
gren ?. BY Gillespie = Hit by pitcher
Mitchell Double piay-Eopkins 10 Devereaux
10 OsEeu 70 Deveresux 70 Kelley 70 Cook
Passed bafl-Byrnes. Time of Eame-1 h. So n
Irnrire-SetlsF-
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27
SUMMARY.

Errors-Donnadieu CD, Levy, Esola PIun,a
B:rdsalI- Stolen bases-Donnadieu f2l Mi,-
ply. EsoIa. Plume. Sheehan. Three-hase hif-
Levy. Two-base hit-O,Counor Sacrifice hit.
-Sheehan Goodwin, Hami1l. First base ~,
errors-Firemen I. Policemen 2. First base -
called balls-Oh O'Connor 2 on Birdsaii E <
Left on bases-Ffrersn s. Policemen 8 StrucT
out-By o. OConnor 4. by Birdsan Z Passed
ball-Esola. Time OF game-One hour and
forty minutes Cmpire-O' connsil
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27
woRsHIPER.s RIcYcLE sroL1

WORSHIPERS BICsIslE SIULEN---Ma-
no Sini. a boy living at lob Laurel avenue
night. leaving his bicycle against the rafIinr
in front When he returned from his devo-
tious young man with white hat had rid :
den on with the wheel The boy notified the
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27

Honest error is to be pitied, not ridi-
culed. ed.-Chesterf1eld.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27
GERHARD HANDICAP
NEXT SATURDAY.
SIR Wlltved VIII Line Up
SELECTIONS
FOR OAKLAND
BY FRED e. MULHoLLAND.

BY FRED E. MULHOLIIAND.
First race-Rey Dare, j. v. Kirby.
Laura f Nj.
second race-DupIex, Angelica, Sum
Rose.
Third race-Mooropus. Lady King.
Busy Bee.
Fourth race Serenity, Possart.
Mountebank. *
Fifth. race-E Photo. Royal Red.
Evea G.
Sixth race-CIoudlight. Forest King.
Blue Eyes.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27

bEEUTc ClIr CUT sdIII6 UIlo VL IIlc ITIsT-
poned league matches vas played on
the same ground The Independents
beat the Pickwicks goals TO 0. obtain
ing four goals in the frst ard one in
the second period
The Indspendeit tean-Antrcbus soaIkss7->
er. Lynch ard Souter backs c Soufer ana
BaI1nain ha1fbacks. Owens and 7. Fay. right
wing. P. Fay center forward. < Fay and
Higgins Iefs wing.
The Pickwick elsven-Krauskopf Eoalkesp-
er. Kirvin aud Hilton backs A. = Sow
cock. W T. Bowcock and Bowden. halfbacks
Robertsonr and Warren. right wing VIII ans.
center fcrverds Tnsanni and Nolan. left uinz
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27

Rms AID HITs By INNING
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-11-30
n. Y. Human Passed Away.

II. V. Human died at his home, No.
POI North Seventh street, at 1890
o'clock this "wednesday morning
Early in the evening all hope was aban-
doned, and those of the family who
were in the city were summoned to
gather around his bedside to wait for
the closing moments of his life. All
the efforts tina could be suggested by
medical science were put forth to pro.
long the battle against death. But
the inevitable moment had arrived.
the death angel had beckoned, and FL.
V. Humans soul had crossed over the
divide into the great beyond.
Mr.. Human was register of the
Uoited States Land office located in
North Yakima. lie was one OF the
pioneers of the Yakima valley, and
was we'll known in this and kittitas
counties. He was in the 18th year.
Mr.. Human had been in poor health
for seve raj months past, being suffer-
or from kidney trouble.
Announcement of the funeral will be
mads in tomorrow mornings paper
The deceased was a member OF the
Presbyterian church, and in all proba'
bilitv the rites will be observed there.
Yakima Morning Herald.