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ytrao THE TOURIST SEASON rs Ieol
atTheiourisi, OH eutlag season is on
iu1 THIS vicinity Daring The .fpa1i
month the number Of visitors +, tbs
part OF the country has Increased
Almost daily until nov the hotels are
crowded. Not u day passes but g
parties arrive and sthe sceuugSsSesp5
to be full Of pleasure Srfksrs., IheSe
cutting PARTIES Are Ahsh f'rfaR f'ar,s q
tis~e s,~selternlss tl~astssept ate,% oare
here on uyarons -mlssiQnstT SNneN"i
them are heavy stock holders halthe
nine. il thsr {dj9mlns ,,mepplstns'
and have cQmbinfd gRnhFEsn sNifh,
pieasure-come to look thelr, iipietrGfts
over, but they bAve not forgotten TO
bnug gun aud acconterments, as we'll
assh ii6tSd and reel. They arc all enipy-
ing the time Of their lives il this de
lftBthtY climate ana'wiii zone dsAin
next ye4frI ma BRING Their 'ftieiHk T''H
will not he m1my Years alter '~'''fHnte
transportation facilities, antildrent,le
will flock herru!bvoieti,e .lttt,ntfsands
simply to heuoFit unr the tieal phtul
s~uushine{and lie giving breenes that
this climate affords, sas. wsil aas the
splendid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I" he
had Hdqahhe here. ed .ormaId1fW
qszds sora ultzruy 5drl,
The Denyer Post CLAIMS Denver Il
the center of tn" wild animal indus
try 70 4he Witt II is easy to under
stand nov why Denver, a. well as the
whole 81 Colorado. Gin such a eye
lonacontiition all th,.-t'mr.
bins sipug-@l AID pt-tat
Thee periodical story about the
negfo who is turning white comes
from Stamford; Conn. this time.
RhGmiis reailydJno reason why h.
should not turn white rs well there
as any where,else if he is going To
cinpge,lbe color of his skin.
II zui ,sn IT.
The immense amount of ir-iShting
thatiS Soiug on III this country is II
NeIy, strpug evidence OF the solid bus
iness ,condition Of the valley at this
time. Not IA day passes but from
four t. eight large freight outfits
come up from the railroad, bound
eitheT for this place or Encampment,
II is not to he expected that the
tonnage will he As great rs it was
Turing 1902, when the heavy ma
chinery of the smrlter was brought
iii, but It will run higher than any
other season outside of those years.
In another column will he found an
..r,t,I. -, H., It,l,r,Ia IA U,tntn,r
and Idaho railroad. The road, as
there shown, will comeup the Cache la
Poudrc from FIT. Collins, into North
Park and ON down this valley, taking
III every important townaud crossing
the |. L. at Walcott ON its way
North. Contracts for the construction
of the 252 miles OF road. being
from TT. Collins to Walcutt. has been
let. Work will be prosecuted from
both ends until the work Is complet
ed. This will place Saratoga ON II
North aud South Trunk liue. and
give her a railroad IN 1906.
+. II. Sherrari, of Washington,
ID. G., chief of the division of Forest
management. has been here the pas,
week, looking into the work of forest
preservation. The division o5er
which Mr.. Sherrard presides, has To
do with the technical part Of lumber.
ing-to determine how much timber
can be removed without injury to
the forest. having in mind always the
preservation ul the timber ON the
mountains as 4 -nuw COnserver, in
order that there may he no dimiuu
tim nT wafer fnr irrIuntinu n,runu..