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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-08-04
would put down just as soon as
the town put in the crossing
across railroad avenue, which
was done two years ago.
New Story of
RockefeIler's Father

A Park River dispatch says
The older citizens Of this town
are firm in their belief that
William As. Rockefeller the faith
er of John d. Rock efeller, made
Park River his home for many
years in. an early day.
There has always been a mys-
terry surrounding an odd charac-
ter who went by the name Of DR..
Livingstone, and many are the
stories current regarding his ec-
Ecenricities.
After reading Ida M. Tarbell's
articles, which treat Of the per
Hsonal character Of John d.
Roc efeller and Of his family,
many are convinced that this old
man was no other than the
father Of John D. kefe ller.
About twenty three years ago
DR.. Livingstone first made his
appearance here, in company
with a soscalled adopted son.
johnson BY name. They had
been travelling with a medicine
show throughout the west and
the older man, who was then
about rs years old, claimed that
he was a doctor. and hence the
name, Dr.. Livingstone
He said that he was a personal
friend Of John D. Rockefelle
and his statement was given
weight by the fact that the old
man bought a farm east Of town
with money secured from the
standard Oil Co h was bought
in the name OF a Mr.. Briggs, one
'of the directors Of the company.
For many years DR.. Livingstone
made the farm his home from
early spring until late in the
fall. He claimed he spent his
winters in Illinois. I'M appear
anee he was tai about six feet
Fin heighth, n cry stlaiglh for Z
man Of his years. neat In ap.
pearanee, but very reticent il
nlaa1ne ma Kin g conf dants 81
none, but quite d allSer in re
gard to matters of general tn
| terest. Those who knew hin
best claim that the picture ol
John %. Roc Her s father ap
=
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-08-04

camp Bid a-Wee at the foot Of
ISully's hill where they spent an
enjoyable ten days outing. Few
people know what a desirable
camping ground our national
park affords. Springs are num-
.erous, the beach is fine, and the
view from Sully s or any Of the
surrounding hills is simply
grand. Fresh air, fresh water,
the lake and the seclusion of the:
woods. permitting ladies to wear
suitable outing attire, overalls
for instance what more.
A small sailing vessel is url-
der construction at the fort, in
view Of the general disposition
of the owner, Mr.. James, many
pleasant excursions are antici-
pated. The vessel will accom-
MEDIATE from two to ten passen-l
gers.
Supt. Chas. L Davis leaves
this week .lor Minot. where he
will appoint an alloting agent to
assist at Turtle mountain. Three
hundred entries have been made
and about fifteen hundred people
are yet to receive allotne nts.
Miss Georgia Chase left w ed
5nesday for Fargo, where she
will spend the remaining weeks
.of her vacation. q
Miss Laura Baeshor, who has
charge of the boys departing nt
leaves soon. Mrs. DR.. %. o.
Benson takes her place.
The agency lacksmith, Mr..
.Nylander, and his wife, arrived
last week from Klanoth, Ore.
One Of Devils Lake prornis-
ing young business men called
iii town Sunday. His horse be-
came unmanageabl because Of
the persistelcy of the lnosquis
toes, and ran away, demo ishing
the buggy to such an extent as
ito require q new wheel. which
was not rubb tired as the other
three were, and yet the vehicle
will require the services of a
4 slllithy before it is present
able. On a former occasion he.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-08-04
FOR OF TEN
6a010RuoaouoeR0 On nonenoaoa

Mrs. Wolf of Legran, Ind. ar
rived Sunday to fill a position
as searnssress.
Mrs. Chas q. Davis is enjoy
ing a visit with her people at
Mont cello, MINI.
The government bull ings ait
both fort and agency are being
painted, which improvement adds
greatly to the beauty Of the
places. The work is being done
Hby Painters I3Wedick and Nick
son Of Maddox.
Miss Oliver of Ghillocco, is
visiting her friend Miss Vicks.
Mrs. We Parker has returned
after a month visit at Leeds
and the Fairy ieW ranch hes.
Misses Ethel Clark and A lice
Battice returned Monday from
Furhl NOUN aial here they
spent several days While there
they met MI. Fish and Or Lib
Iby, who are writing a history Of
North Dakota and were present
Fat st, AIMS Church celebration
8of 81. Anl,s day.
Mi. and Mrs. G.: Norton of
ObHroia Miss Pierce Of ST. Paul,
Mrs. Ness and Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Of Maddox, passed
Through town enroute to their
homes, reluctant to leave tgleir
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-08-04

former state. His friends are
all glad to note that he will be
perfectly restored in health and
strength.
Mrs. e. Jacobsen together
with her sister Miss Josephine.
Stensby and little niece are
spending the week at the Jacob
son country home. Il.
Thos. Christianson and Fl
Thompson have just completed
the task Of moving school
houses No. 2, Sand 5. They
used an upsto date method Of
they ding a % h.
D. Buffalo Fits traction engine.
That s right, every thing mod ern.
The recent rains have caused
much inco nience to hay max:
ers and if drier weather does not
soon arrive much hay will be
spoiled in this yicinity let's
have some wind.
The board Of school directors
Of Grahams Island school district
will meet at the clerks office
Saturday Aug. 9Th for the purs
pose Of opening bids concerning
rates in d epositing school funds.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-08-04
w esfeIl lietllell
81 uIopl,e.uIenononoRonona


Our enemy the MOSQUITO.
Paul Foss drove down to the
Lake Saturday and hired a farm
hand to assist haying
Miss Clara Hodgson Of Devils
Lake spent last week visiting
with the Misses Minnie and Dora
jacobson.
. Messrs. Alfred and George Mil
Ter Of Grand Harbor have been
frequent visitors to this vicinity
of late?
Andrew Shervin Jr., paid his
weekly visit here on Saturday
evening returning home Sunday
Misses Hanna cobson and
Mildred Prophet Of Devils Lake
visited at the former s country
home, Saturday and Sunday last.
II IA very delightful Sunday
afternoon was erlj Eyed by the
singing chorus Of this burg Sum
day last at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Foss in Norway town.
ship. The chorus rendered q
few songs after which ice cream
and a delicious lunch was served
All present pressed themselves
as having had a good time.
"A host Of young people were
pleasantly enterta aimed Sunday
evening by the Misses Jacob bison.
Out door games were hind Tered
sby our enenly, the mosquito, 80
parIor games were enjoyed until
asslate hour. A very delicious
supper was spread after which
games were again played for q
short time after which all de-
parted for their respective
D homes. Those pr esent were:
Misses Inga and Selma Gleruin,
Olga Lucken, Mi dred Prophet,
Clara Hodgs ION. Messrs. Toilet
son Nagel, A Miller, Chris
tianson. Morgan Huseth, g.
Miller and Moen.
ampIement dealer N less and
family Sunda ed with MIR. and
Mrs oss.
Misses Martha Brye and Car
RE Foss of MINI Waulsan attalle-
ed chorus practice here Sunday.
ME-. and Mrs. r Morgan Wis
tied with Mr.. and M rs n Al.
Bryn Sunday
ollef HaIvorson, the unfortll-
na tF young MAJ d who had his col
4. iar bone fractured some three or
four weeks ago in an accident
while driving is, Under the care
FIJI treatment Of Drs. Moeller.
being gradually put back 70 his
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-08-04

many little sloughs filled with
water, that they make life all
most: a misery for man and
beast.
Mrs. Joe Foubert Of Devils
Lake, is visiting friends in
town. She is accompanied by
her little daughter Daphne.
Mrs. Frank Bina Of Lakota is
visiting with her many friends
In and about town this week.
It is reported here that Cyrus
Leach, a farmer who lives a few
miles west of town, accidently
shot himself while getting into
"a wagon. through the footfin
such a manner as to lose some of
his toes. III
The parties who went out west
to take UP government land re-
turned without finding anything
that was worth filing on.
Mrs. e. e. Sparks and the
children all moved to the farm.
last week and Mr. Sparks will
follow as soon as he can dispose
of his property here.
Mrs. Z. M Evans and the
children star ted for Iowa last
Sunday, where she was called
by the serious illness Of her
father, who is very old and not
expected to live long. She will
be absent about one month.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Anderson Of
Kinloss visited their daughter,
Mrs. M d. Butt ers last week,
returning on Friday to their
home.
There will be two more blocks
surveyed IN a few days, on the
south east side of the toWnsite,
in which there will be some very
desirable lots for resident pur-
poses, and now since the price
has been reduced on the other
lots In town, purchases can find
what they want.
pilot grapker has set up his
tent iii town ard is ready to ask
you to look pleasant.
....s<s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-08-04
Thugs Are Run
Out OF Brocket

A crowd Of hoboes got gay att
Brockett and attempted to run
the town. After they had ter
torized the citizens awhile, the
latter armed themselves with
shotguns and drove the thugs
out. The action was heroic and
the people should be applauded.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-08-04
BROOKE !.

Tea ne aenalaaMem6 ao 10 aaaoaS
lie mosquitoes are SO nun1er-
Gus here where there are 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-08-04

is ss z 3 the SJreat Horth
ern railway will sell tickets I'D one
fare for the, round trip q Vianl-
peg Dates Of sale an .Iasly 18th
TO 26th, returning init July ;3Ist:
Ask your local agent for ft,ll par
ticnlars as to rates. etc. rs 3
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LETTER TO n. %. BRANER,
Richmond, Va.

Dear Sir; Porterhouse. so much; neck,
so much; all the way between,
Just so with paint, Dovoe lead-and-
zino is the porterhouse, Nobody wants
the neck; the between. some SAL. Ia good
enough for them, 3
But Devoe costs less, not more. than
between. Lead-and-oil Is between; IL
is the old-fashon paint, But zinc has
come In. Zinc toughens white lead. Dee
voc !ead-and-zlnc is the paint that wears
twice as long as lepd-and-oil.
Mr. John N Deitel Fair Haven, N
writes: IN
MIR CHARLES Hollenbeck, OF this place.
painted his house thres years ago with
poyoe lead.and-xlnc; his father painted
at the same time With lead oh, To-
day the sons house looks as well AZ the
day ii was painted. while tho fathsrs
house has all chalked off and AsedS
painting very badly. The father says
he w,ll paint with Dey9e next tlsns.' s'sS
S sa Yours truly B IS
4 IA r w pEVOE n CO
Harris Hardware Co. sail our paint
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". P. i. GERMAN.
Commencement Exercises Opened
With Brilliant Dance. 1
(special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

(Special to The Tlmes-Dispatch.) '&
BLAcKsBURG VA JHne l9I ! com.
, MIC Institute opened Friday night with
fhe nrl iuniors Fee Glass; fhe bs dance hail
100 BY GO feet, was ted ~ eyergre,e ,r
.nished by the Academy orchestra or
Roanoke, and dancing. kept UP, " until 9
o'clock. At 70 80 o'clock an elegnnt pan
Duet was served G9yers 6elhg raa twen
ty-Aye stays participated IN the, dance
Mr.. ~. D. Hobart leading with Miss
Nance, OF Mississippi. IL,
The engagement cards we're hana pE!H,t,
GIT, The affair was under the manage.
ment Of Cadet T. Della Coya, a wealthy
Cuban, and was beautifully carried out.
o'clock the s sa banauf av va
guests t!uta w We're Prof, Vawter, Dr. Nelson and
Dr. Williams, the first two OF whom made
pleasant informal t % good astShspni'
DR.. Wilson said that afteen years ago
the Sophomore class numbered fifteen, 70.
day 1t numbers l?0 ~.
Tonight the eelehraton OF, o. Inc =, M Glva
X There Il re- are are hundreds OF visitors IN the
town, and great numbers are expected lY
next week. 1,
were; Cadet II. p, Hobart with Miss
Nance. Of mississippi: Cadet T, Della
coya with Miss Kathieen Cassell. Rad.
Willie Nash, University OF Virginia; Cadet
Fuuua with Miss Lily Tyler, Kadford,
Val; Cadet Robert Latane With Miss aE
Fanny Beyerly, Essex, Cauet warrington
Cadet Jewell with Miss Nelson, Lyneh-
burg: Cadet lylthers With Mary Yost,:
Staunton; Cadet tiikenson With Miss
Miss Page Grymes, Richmond; Cadet ], q.
Williams with Miss Warrington. Rich
mond; Cadet smeltzer with Miss Mary
Williamson. Orange; Cadet Gabeli with
tS Clayton with Miys Elizabeth Kipps,
3Blacksburg; Cadet Robins with Miss Row
man, Lynchburgi Cadet Pattison With
With Miss Saunders, Evington; Cadet
Eastman with MISS Frances Herltng.
Natural Bridge; Cadet Ram Wilson with
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n NOBLE ANIMAL
Epreme In his confidence Of being taken
back again 81 HOW aha .ranaid tha familY

spreme In his confidence Of being taken
back again.. How he repaid the family
h aasr ghta e e h ssd
.tBoy'' barking and leaping agatnsts tho
kitchen door The house was found In
flames and two OF the chi dren were In
danger OF death. EIeroic action only saved
the babies and the house. After that
there was forever O home for Al Boy In
the Barber family. 5sa9
E The BARRIERS live close to- the tracks OF
thefs Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and
near a crossing on Eighth Avenue which
many children. traverse daily on their wa
u than six years Boy has wa tcfed that
crossing in the morning. al noon, and at
night. and on four different occasions he
/ has pulled weet tots from the tracks lust
tby5a train. It was for this that employees
of the ompany gave him a hand some,g
#slver-mounted collar, bearing the inscrip-
o. and o. and many loving PARENTS
Boy wore that collar when he died.
The incident en- that closed the beautiful
career BOYS pathe tic, The ex,
was pulling out Of the depot for Cincin-S
natl. II tile Louise Brown, daughter Of j. n
e. Brown, Of ri hth "a venue, g who had I
early hour, was out playing IN the snow
istens on rolling Bis bail q snow nov she
failed to apprehend her danger and \
would have been Instantly killed had not
BOY from a point OF vantage on Il the
Barber front porch, seen her in time. ana !:
rushing swiftly. across the Intervening
space. struck the child with his head.
the track into the snow-but sare. trne
Jar Of striking the child so forcibly threw
boy ba edward directly In front OF the
engine. and the cruel wheels crushed out
1 his life. 5tss On sf 3sss ii 58s sgS2
'Boy'''Swa buried with every honor that
could be given him. and the children for
blocks around, all Of whom had played
day fter$ day with Boy, ~ We're at the
funeral the four little girls whose lives
he had saved acting as pall-bearers,
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! DICK DUKE UMPIRE.
He Will Officiate at Mondays
@Donble-Header and Other Game

e Tresdellt Rose, OF the TWIN CITY. 14eHEue'
announced last night that the services of MT,
Richard Duke had been secured tor tha :. ~ ~.
M rons Of the game that there will he no oe-
casion for dissatisfaction with the ump'r'ns
he ns,,a Srat step in tho rejuyenalon or the
|, tsy team has been taken by the alb
pointment Of Mr., Robert Knightly as acting
managsr IN place of Mr. Bender wha h rssaTs e.
ana viii appear aga,ns, Manchester Monday
IN the first game Of double header. bsgtn-
ming ct a:4s r, nj, Barton Heishts ana the
basinning at 4:is promptly, Two cracking good
gaines arc promised. II Is Richmona's turn
10 play a brilliant game. as II did last We'd
ncsday when H. defeated Barton Heights
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Mlaa 1ul1a MOTION south Carolina; cadet

Miss Julia. Morton, South Caroline !; Caaet
SWhitehurst with Miss Daisy Egg .e' .
charlotte Courthouse; Cadet salley VIII WV
Mas Annie Henderson. Blacksburg Gaze.
Rover with Miss Virginia vaWter, M tIIin.,
Manual training school; Cadet Wa .;ette
UitI, Miss Lucy Eggleston. Cnh 1,lot IS,
sComrthouse:E Cadet Garcin With MISS F Vl,.y
Robins Richmond; Cadet Guigon, W ',ith
Miss Apperson, Marion; Cadet Cove SINAI, wievB
Miss Warwick. Richmond; CaoeL 5nuSy
with Miss Cauthorn, 15ann
3Rnanoke: Cadet Gibboney. with Miss car +
,lo Xvebster. .Texas Cadet Byers with
Miss Katie Bird, Salem; Cadet til!uen 1,1 ~
VIII Miss Sclln Bell. Wakefield :: C ti
,rvnes with Miss shumate. Pearlspuag'
fradet Ieroehllng with Miss Darnail,. t NJt!
foke; Cadet J. Edgar Bell with MISS MIN NH
nile Biggs. Richmond; CADET Laytorh W a..
Miss jean Cook. Norfoki 81 nah,,re
G ~nsa HOFFMAN with Miss WILSON. Char
liottesyile: Cadet y. .. Giles With M ,di %
8Annie' chiidress, Bristol; Cadet SCOTT VAIN
Miss Elise Shepherd, North Carolina;
Cadet Fosque with JAMIE DinWld!d1le, Dh.l-
Vile; Cadet a.. r.. Wilson With MISS t visa
nor Daley. Elkins, w, Va: CADET I, N s,iIa.
SAINT With Miss Carol!e Martln. EM !,n'.pn,,
Cadet Montague with Miss Mary !, s 90 na.
Clark Lynchburg; Cadet Blue Win MISS
.Walpole. Oak Ridge; Captain Henn WE
Nth Miss Mamie Davis. Lynchhurg; Eaeet
Grant with Miss WALDORF, N orfolk; Cadet
svkasl with Miss McColgan, Blanc Gadet
Watts with Miss shuey, Charlottes s1,.
Chaperones-Dr. and Mrs. Mc3ryae,
Prof, and MRS Vawter. irof. ana hE -
r. selden, Miss Bolton. Or. and Mrs. New
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Clement. Six young ladies contested for the
Demorcst medal the successful one being Mis
Jordan. daughter OF the Baptist niniste. ot
Went over to tho interesting event Mr.. and Mrs.
w, L. Bales sang several taking solos al
guitar and mandolin club consisting OF Miss
+. II. and w D. Shelton, played several
pretty selections Rev. Mr.. Jordan offered
prayer aud Rev. Mr.. Woodward. Of Nam
speech. The judges were Rev. Mr.. woodward.
Mr. and Mrs w. NJ Blcksrs. "a IN n ~
The occasion was a very enjoyable one. ft "
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E II sIr,-Assuming that a large class OF!
your readers appreciate as I do tlle saffec-s
ton and fine qualities OF q good dog,
clip and send you from The Rams
Horn OF j. une V Sd, the mos beautiful
and remarkable dog story that I have
re 9u koW Who = oterwa would
have missed seeing It, will ! II am sure
appreciate the kindness Of Its appearance
Fin your columns Apart from Its SEN
5timental power that stirs our tenderest
and noblest emotions Gil 1t is Il q valuable
contribution to that literature covering
q line that a generation ago was re- e
garded as being most clear a nd distinct,
the line between reason and Il instinct
That line faded more and II more, Until
we now can scarcely get even an occa-5
slonal glimpse OF Il. and Its .obllt Iteration
is only question. e. Tine ne sIaae-
tiers OF fact the paper isS indeed O val a. A
liable contribution5to this class Of 1T
erature as Illustrative II not demons frat
i've material. And noWls Inc tlme I, 70 70
easily verify or dlsproV OF 70 quatllil
these statements. $E ia5 p Z ~ !. y. 5fi
Elba, va. June q 1905. ], {, 5gss.
4 DoG OF geot a12 EajIe n DmGps ;Boy,
the story Of whose life e 4, one !. q q Won 2as
was the property OF Frank Barber OF
untington c RiFg,n,a aRo - SNOW now
dead dae i for he was struck and Killed while
pushing little Louise Brown from N Irons
Of a Chesapeake and ono MO piss's1s ~,
The The history OF boy IS the story s, Of {, 2
dog almost human In his Ways y vs. E Enme3
years ago he was inc , Ipn
fr r. puppy. He grew to be NUS E
ance about tho house and vas given !, nh, %
farmer living many miles b bagk n he o Mas
Shf Wien 81 mor T came The dos chain i,
and kennel vera isslng; Boy g g sW All
Ohio R R,s I'd ke nme sRS tie
ti Mi' Kennel tied fast to him, but su-.
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49,. /. Y n. u, - : tt,.,, Fac,,IyaIar+ A.
". s.s.s.,t. a.. a,,tire tin,a ~ ,,,e
that consuming the e H...s tlhle ol one ,1'
clerk. whose services Sou,a t,e ~. pe u.lt.
lied 10 replace thoss OF TUG clerks W.iie 81,
the commissioners err nave peeh Obliged 70
employ at their pr l'.as expense, ana
otherwise to aid IN work connected with
the regulation OF psipi!c service corpora
tions.
In all States where annual reports anu
2 fneg a tNntifrnd of private corporations,
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Of those who Vi,

The tirst round at match play Will be played
Off on Saturday afternoon, June the 18th In
slant, unless the pairs arrange to play their
matches toff before that day. 3 f 3t AZ
The players are paired for the first round az
match play "a follows 5g MI t
g, Harrison and John w. Atkinson. sJr.s "a
j q, Gray and r. L. Powers. NJ is -, &
TIL d. Mackay and II. A. G iii Ia Ii. * 81
# l.. NICK. Judkns and Fl Stewart Jones,
w. r. Broon,e and G, G. Jones, 81 ~ 3#75S I4sI
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Not of Public Concern.

While these are surely material and
sufficient objections to having commission
clerks In the employ OF such companies
as the Virginia Corporation Company,
Incorporated, no other valid objections
now occur to me which can be urged
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Qualifying Round PLAYED.

The qualifying round at medal play for the
annual golf championship OF the Lakeside
Country Club was played yesterday afternoon
at Lakeside Park. ti5fs Il me
The following arc the names OF those who
played and qualified 10 s7lss
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Medal Contest at Chester. \

There was a medal contest AZ Chester, under
tlS Va,IsnIces OF the local VIZ g. n. Friday
nssht nnasr thu diysctian Of AEa. n p
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See the Manoeuvres
AT Fort Monroe
June 18th to 18th,
All the Thrilling Events Of
0 War,
Use the G. & @, Route.

4 q. r. O. fast trains leave Richmohdl
b A.s M. and "a r, NJ. "A Only two Hours'
schedule The entire week will he pne
Of pleasure and Interest to all specta-
nra Vi ",
Arizona republican., 1905-07-09

sible for all the trouble which she had | caused her friends and she was severe l ly criticized
 A letter received by a friend of Miss
 McCracken puts Miss Sanborn ine a much different light. The following extract tells the story of the young girls extraordinary wandering: She let her horse walk to the CIaysons and
 came on the north road. There she
 found feeding sack which she sup
 posed was MT. Bacon's (Mr. Bacon was
 conducting the party which Miss San
 born preceded) but being uncertain
 she waited some time for us but not
 seeing us she wrote, T have gone on
 and pinned it on the north side of a
 post on the corner which we did not
 see as we came by the other road
 When she remembered what MT. Ba-
 con had said about making the trip in
 six hours she felt sure we were ahead and rode fast 6ntil dark She saw tracks of a wagon, a woman and a dog which she thought were made by our parry but when she overlook them at the Arizona bridge and found she was mistaken she felt more sure that we had 5one on. As it grew dark she drew her hat down and assumed the ap- peardnce of a boy. Later she could not see the road and allowed the horse to walk. About midnight she heard the river and knew that she must be l at the reservation. Not knowing which l way to take to get to MT. GilIs house | and 1indlns no Indian house near she conciudeG to go on further until morn | ing. She went off from the main road | and ticG her horse to a palo verde tree | and lay down under another. She was | tired ana very sleepy but the horse was hungry and neighed and ran around the tree most of the time mak- ing so much noise she could not tell | whether she slept or not. She was on the south side of a rise and did not get cold. She started out in the morn ing and after going about four miles fond MT. Gills and was very much sLI prised when she found that we had not been seen by any one. She and MT. and Ms. Gill thought we would come