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Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
ARRESTED MAN AND
TURNED HIM LOOSE
Peculiar Action of Police offlesr
Results in Taking Case Under
Advisenent

Charges preferred against Police Of
ficer Henry c. Varey by Mrs. Mary
Fisher were heard by the police com
mission yesterday morning. After
hearing the testimony the commission
took the case under advisement.
The charges were to the effect that
Officer Varey, who had instructions to
arrest H. Fisher, the husband of the
complainant, used abusive language to
the latter while performing his duty.
In his own defense Varey testified
that the woman misunderstood his
words.
The real case against Varey appears
charges, which developed in the course
of testimony given by the officer in his
own behalf This is to the effect that
two or three days before his arrest
Fisher used abusive language to a
Mrs Wilkes at the Santa Fe station,
where Officer Varey was on duty.
Varey testified that he warned Fisher
to use no more such language. Fisher
went away but returned again, accord
ing to Varey's statement. and when
Fisher came back after the warning
Varey arrested him.
Varey said he took Fisher to the
nearest patrol box and called up the
wagon. When it came there were two
officers in it who knew Fisher and
vouched for his good reputation. Upon
this showing Varey said he allowed
Fisher to CO.
The charge of allowing Fisher his
liberty without taking him to the sta
tion after having placed him under ar
rest is the thing the commission does
not like. If the officer receives any
punishment il is believed it will be be-
cause of this action.
Commissioners Gates and James were
appointed as a committee to formulate
a new set of rules for the commission.
f. r. Cooper, lessee of the Lanker-
SHIN hotel, presented an application
for a restaurant liquor license. He
offered recommendations from Colonel
D. C. Dodge of Denver and Hon. D. H.
Moffatt of the same city. The applica-
ton was referred to the chief
Ludlow D. Cannon was appointed a
special officer at the request of the
Merchants and Manufacturers associa-
tion. Cannon is making an investiga-
ton of the garbage problem under the
direction of the association.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
FUNERAL OF VIM. VICKREY
Services Will Be Held at the Family
Residence

William Viclrey, who came to Los
Angeles in 1881, died Monday evening
at his home, 1125 West Twenty eighth
street. The funeral will be held from
the family residence this afternoon dt
2:SO, Rev. Frank Dewitt Talmage Of
ficiating.
Mr.. Vickrey built the first five-story
building ever erected in Los Angeles.
The structure still stands at the cor
ner of North Main and Republic
streets and is now occupied by the +.
w. Braun Drug company. He also
started the East Side bank and mapped
out Rosedale cemetery. Ten years ago
he retired from active business.
The deceased was born in Dearborn,
now Franklin county, Indiana, March
%, 1884. While still young man he
removed to Newton, Kan, and there
engaged in business.
The surviving members of the family
are the wife and six children, whose
names are as follows: O. A and B. l..
Vickrey and Mrs. ]. H. Call of this
city, c. W. Vickrey of San Francisco,
NJ. B. Vickrey of San Pedro and B. i.
Vickrey, a travelling man, who is in
Washington.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
Entertains With Magic

Simpson auditorium was crowded to
the doors last evening by an audience
which thoroughly enjoyed the ninth
event of the Imperial course under the
auspices of the Ladies Aid society of
the First Methodist church. The at
traction was Marc. versatile magician,
and his assisting company, presenting
a strong program of mystery, melody
and mirth.
He worked somewhat under disad-
Yantages on account of lack of stage
accessories, and there is no question
but that his work, strong as it was,
would prove much better under proper
surroundings.
Maro's work as musician was very
pleasing. He showed his versatility
by appearing as an artist. when with
a few bold strokes of color drew and
painted large and realistic pictures of
the impressionistic school. Marc also
proved that he is a shadowgraphist of
no mean order, presenting a program
which was diversified and strong.
Marc is to give two more entertain
ments in Los Angeles, appearing in the
Star course in Simpson auditorium on
Thursday evening, and in the auditor
ium of the Occidental college Saturday
evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
MUSIC AND
TIE DRAMA
EIIery Concert

Descriptive music is very apt to be
failure in translating scenes depicted
by poems or prose works into melodies
and harmonies, but Saint-Saens has
certainly been most successful in the
musical picture which he presents in
his Dance Macabre" of the midnight
revels of company of skeletons. He
has been able to catch with wonderful
fidelity the uncanny spirit suggested
by his CHASTITY subject. The Ellery
band has played this remarkable de-
scriptive piece once this season. and in
answer to many requests will repeat
it tonight at the Chutes theater, where
it will form part of magnificent pro-
gram containing grand selections from
LA Tosca." by Puccini and Iris by
Mascagni. the latter being the famous
HYMN to the sum La Tosca" will
be of special interest to musicians of
Los Angeles, on account of the fact
that the Savage Opera company will
give it at the Mason opera house dur
ing it's weeks season here. Sig. Buzzi
will sing one of his great operate arias
during the evening, and Messrs.
Covone and Caramel will play the IA
miliar "Serenade" for flute and French
horn by Titl
Several box parties of prominent So
ciety people will be present at tonight's
concert and large parties are also
being organized for Friday and Satur-
day nights.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
HUSBANDS ATTORNEY MISSING
Womans Charges Must Be Heard at
Later Date

The fact that her husband recently
misplaced his attorney is all, perhaps,
that prevented Mrs. Ophelia 7. Mackie
from securing divorce yesterday in
Judge Conreys court from her hus-
band. Enoch n. Macl1ie.
Mrs. Mackie appeared before the
court with the usual tale of domestic
grief.
Lost, strsyed or stolen-one lawyer
of medium height. Finder please re-
turn to the superior court"
One who might by chance wander
into the court room will probably see
the above notice and the finder will no
doubt confer a favor on the plaintiff
by returning him to the divorce court.
The court was anxious to assist Mrs.
Mackie, but it was judicially declared
that without the absent attorney there
was nothing to do
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
INTERPRETATIONS

knights and Ladies of William Penn
of America. Directors: d. Brian, j.
H. Riedman, w. Murray Johnston, Levi
Skidmore, H. A. Mosher, Thomas S.
Willoughby, r. Emit Lucas, A. p Will
son, NJ. NJ. Armstrong, C. B. Sinclair
and Paul Meyer of Los Angeles. No
capital stock.
Pacific Nitrate company. Directors:
w. r. Fales, c. II. Elliott, T. r. owen,
j. e. Fishburn and A. Is. McCutchen
of Los Angeles. Capital stock 100000,
paid in $500.
New York Cloak and Suit House of
Los Angeles. Capital stock $25, 900, paid
in $50.
Our Saviours Norwegian-Dan
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Los
Angeles. No capital stock.
Whittier Realty and Investment COM
pany. Directors: ]. It. Garrison, A. B.
Rothrock, C. H. Moore, r. f. Graham
and T. d. Heyl of Whittier. Capital
stock $4,000, paid in $1,000.
Metropolitan Bank and Trust COM
pany. Directors: Frank NJ. Kelsey,
Donald Barker, w. p. Jeffries, Catesby
c. Thorn, w. A. Bowen, Frank C. Hill,
e. X. Potter, Frank Buren and E. S.
Lovett of Los Angeles. Capital stock
$3.50 900, all paid in.
Copper Crest Mining company. Direc-
tors Charles II. Brown, Charles r
Dawson, Claude A. Brown, b. G. Bran
thoover and NJ NJ. Branthoover of Los
Angeles. Capital stock $1,5OO,OOO, PAID
i'm S25
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
SECOND ATTEMPT SUCCESSFUL
Mrs. V. M. Gurnee Is Granted Decree
of Divorce

The ridcule of Vernon M. Gurnee
was not in the least conducive to the
domestic happiness of Mrs. Lottie j.
Gurnee, and yesterday she asked
Judge Trask in the superior court to
dissolve the copartnership of love,
which was granted.
1t was Mrs. Gurnees second request
for freedom from the matrimonial
bonds, the first having been refused
by Judge Conrey several months ago.
At that time, however, Mrs. Gurnee
was well on the road to success, but
merely through oversight she admitted
that she had come to California for the
purpose of taking advantage of the
divorce laws.
Mrs. Gurnee related the customary
tale of domestic infelicity, with the
possible exception of few innovations.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
CITY is PREPARING
TO LIGHT BROADWAY
Advertisement for Bids Being Pre-
pared-Result Will Be Finest
Lighting System Devised


City Attorney Mathews is preparing
an advertisement for bids for the light
ing of the new street lamps on Broad
way which were presented to the city
by the Broadway Boulevard Improve
ment association. AS soon as the adj
vertisement is ready it will be printed
in the city official paper, calling for
bids for lighting the lamps and keeping
them in order
Only one bid is expected in answer
to the city's application for bids. This
will be from the Los Angeles Gas and
Electric company and will be fiat rate
of 1912 month for the entire number
of 135 posts. The expense of installing
the lead pipe containing the wires that
will carry the current will be $11,500,
The conduit along Broadway has
been so arranged that additional wires
can be placed in it from time to time
without disturbing the surface of the
street. Each of the new posts will be
connected with the conduit system by
means of a primary wire running from
the conduit at right angles to the line
of the lamps.
Experts in street lighting have ex-
pressed the opinion that the new sys-
tenn will make Broadway, Los Angeles,
the best lighted street in any city in the
world when completed. The lamps will
burn from one-half hour after sunset
until midnight every day in the year.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
SCION OF NOBLE
FAMILY DIVORCED
ARIST0CRATlC HUSBAND is
ACCUSED BY WIFE
Mrs. Kate Elizabeth 5uIIen Lowry
Cory Alleges That She Was
Compelled to Support
Her Spouse

The aristocracy of England had its
innings in the divorce court yesterday
when Mrs Kate Elizabeth Bullen
Lowry-Corry asked Judge York in the
superior court to dissolve the marriage
between herself and Arthur Lowry
Cory, a scion of an old English family.
According to the story unfolded to
the court by the feminine side of the
alliance it appears that Lowry-Corry,
when not satisfied with the manner in
which his spouse prepared the meals
would hurl the morsels against the
walls of his Pomona home.
She insisted that her spouse. as lord
of the manor, unequivically refused to
perform an honest days labor.
"He drank until he couldn't drink
any more" explained the plaintiff, and
then she told the court that 1t fell her
lot to perform manual labor in their
orange grove. while her husband slept.
Occasionally, according to Mrs.
Lowry -Corry's tale. her husband would
gallop away on his horse and after an
absence of many hours the horse would
trot back to the barn. having first left
its master by the roadside.
A dilligent search would then ensue,
which generally resulted in the discov-
cry of Mrs. Lowry Corrys husband at
some distant point and considerably
under the influence of liquor, so the
plaintiff says.
The masculine side of the alliance
conducts an orange grove at Pomona,
but Mrs. Lowry-Corry told the court
that the cash received from the sale of
oranges went to supply his undying
thirst for liquor.
She asserted that her husband has
been looking for her since she left him.
Mrs. Lowry Cory was granted a de-
cree.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
Divorce Suits Filed

Divorce proceedings were filed in the
superior court yesterday by Amelia F.
de Lopez Pecarrera against her hus-
band, Jose Antonio Lopez Percarrera;
Mrs. Fannie B. Hambright against her
husband, William G. Hambright;
Charles f. A. Weinberg against his
wife, Mrs. Hattie Weinberg; Mrs.
Annie Levine against her husband,
Idrael Levine; Mrs. Artie Stack against
her husband, Walter F. Stack; Theron
L, Hubert against his wife, Mrs. Sadie
J.. Hubert, and Mrs. Catherine A.
Berry against her husband, John T..
Berry.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
ASKS TO BE LOCKED UP
Wealthy Raneher Fears He Might ln-
jure His Friends

Fearing that he would injure his
friends, Harlan B. Pratt, a well-to-do
lock him up.
Yesterday the man was adjudged in
sane by Judge Wilbur in the superior
court, and he will be confined in the
state hospital for the insane, pending
his recovery.
Pratt is native of Kansas, and is
said to be the owner of large ranch
in that state.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
DR.. Niles
Anti-Pain Pills

viii prevent. and also cure. all pains OF
every nature. aud are absolutely harmless
The soothing influence upon the nerves and
muscles, quiet and refresh the irrltsted con-
ditions
"Dr. Miles Anti-Pain pills always cure my
headache. and the beauty OF II Is, II costs
such a tribe. I glad there is such a
remedy for people who must work, sick or
well Headaches never prevent me from keep
ing my engagements"
MRS. q. n. GRIFFITH, Santa Ana. Cal.
Tho frst package win beneht, II not, the
dlggglst win return your money.
q doses. S cents. Never sold in bulk.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
LODGES WILL CELEBRATE
Fraternal Brotherhood Will Meet at
Burbank Theater Tonight

La Grande lodge No. and HeTmosa
lodge No. 80. Of the Fraternal Broth
erhood, viii tonight celebrate the ban
ner race between these two lodges at
the Burbank theater. which they have
rented for the occasion.
The two lodges will meet at their
rooms on Broadway between First and
Franklin streets and march in a body
to the theater. At the theater the Her
mosa lodge win present the La Grande
with the banner. In addition TO
speeches and a program at the theater
parade will be made on the streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
DoImetschs' Second Concert

The Dolmetschs, who made such a
decided hit in music of the older
times last Monday evening at Simp-
son auditorium, will be heard at a
popular-priced matinee tomorrow af-
ternoon at o'clock at Simpson audi
torium. At this time a special pro-
gram of Shakespearean and Elizabeth
an music will be presented on the in
struments for which it was originally
written.
The Dolmetschs are unique in a
way, and their rendition of the music
of our forefathers has endeared them
to the public.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
Cash and Razors Taken

Burglars entered the room of ]. r.
Mueller of 1923 South Grand avenue
Sunday night while Mr. Mueller was at
church and secured $3.50 and two
razors.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
No Delay

IN keeping social or business engagements
caused by nervous or sick headache, or other
pains or aches by those who nave learned the
merits OF Or. Miles Anti-Pain Pills They
simply take a tablet when the symptoms APP
pear and they are quickly dlspelled. In fact
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-30
IRE You En6aaedS

Engaged people should ieiIlent
Der, that, after naITitge, many
quarrels can be avoided. ykeel'
ing their digestions H. good cor
dition with Electric 'BHters. >
A. Brown, OF Bennetsville, ;. 4. >
says: 'Foryears, my wife suffered
intensely from dyspepsia, COM
plicated with a torpid iiver, until
she lost her strength and vigor,
and became il mere wreck Of her
former self. Then she tired Elec-
tric l3itters, which helped her ut
once, and finally made herentire
" well. She is now strong and
healthy" T. NJ. Kirkpatrick q
Co.'S druggist. sells ana guaran-
lees them. at soc u bottle.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-30

Thomas ". Lawson ~F'renzi.
~ Finance has accomplished AZ
lepsi one good object for when
The Anneliefn people should lie
grateful II has had the effect
81 disclosing therottenness exist
ing IL the two big life insurance
concerns, the Equitable and the
New York Life, md IL this way
II win save thousands Of collars
TO polies holders.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-30
our NAH. SERVICE.

Parma has had much 20 com
plnin Of IN her mail service. hut
~ SFetHs TINT complaints hay,
mo effect on The department ol
on the railway B,th are evi
dentAs Of The opiuina that the
patrons Of The parma post
office have no rights that the,
should respect Parma denend,
upon the daily pnpefs ol Boiss
Tor the Iate~t news. Now Bais,
i only - miles from Parma ~
The trains run There nre two
Regular Passenger trains and the
"Cannpnball" an ii which carr,
mail, that run. Or should run
from Rois' to Parma each dav,
YET 4 frequently happens that
th- Boise i,apets are nom rs Ia
~ hours Oh when they are d..
ilferei AZ the Parma Office. For
Instance az the time Of writing
fhis article. 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
sept ~ the lloise capiial News
y Sent y andthe Boise states.
t1en q Sui -. nave not been
'livf-'a AZ the Parma office.
ribouell three mail trains that
Halt delivered either s. them
'fe I'ns>ed ikropeh. Whore
r. limit lie~ we don't know.
Be HfnAtn has repeatedly
Observation-Disclosures hegovern.
rrpt inspectors 70 this matter.
iat there is no improvement.
he patrons Of the Parma Office
lave been very patient. but there
a time when patience ceaSe- TO
len virtue. We are paving for
chr daily news and for good
man service, and are not getting
fpher Either The government
iispeetors who have charge Of
t''is matter should give rs better
sTvire. orflle re rnnpnt should
change iespeclors.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-30
Notice To Contractors.

The Intermountain Wagon Road
Commission will receive sealed bios for
the construction of wagon road along
the north bank Of the payette river from
Plownan's toward Emmett, distance
Of about 81 miles and also for bridge
across SquAw Creek, according to the
survey and specifications OF r. F Fur
shay of Emmett, Idaho, the engineer
in charge Specifications can be -eeH ut
the Emmett Real Estate Cos office ia
Emmett. Bids must he ",side o. the
different sections Of said rad a. indhi-
ted in the specifications. BidS mus be
submitted 10 NJ +. Lewis, care ii Ras
sell House, at Emmett, I.lahp. On or he
lore Oct. 25th, 1905, at mon. Bidders
mus. enclose certified check, nayab'e To
NJ. r. Lewis, Sec',, Tor ive pr cent. 81
the amount ~ the hid. The Coutns
sion reserves the right to reject any or
all bids The road and bridge must be
completed bv Jan'y lst, 1906. Bonds
will be required for % per cent. OF the
amount OF the contract
Dated Sept. 10th, 1905
F. r. GooDING, Chairman.
Attest: NJ r. LEWIS, Sec'y.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-30
Lfhe Finding Money.

Finding health IL like finding
money-so think those who IRE
sick. When Won have a cough,
cold. sore throat. or chest irrita-
tion. best act promptly like ".
G. Barber Of Sandy Level. Va.
He says: II mad d terrible chest
trouble. caused BY smoke and
coal dust on my lungs; but, after
finding no relief in other RENE
dies, | was cured by DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds Greatest
sal" Of any cough On lung medi-
cine in the world At =. NJ. Kirk
patricd 4 Co.'S drug store; soc
and ~ guaranteed. Trial bot
lie free.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-30
Three Jurors Cured

OF Cholera Morbus with one
small bottle OF Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy MIR. &. w. Fowler OF
ilightower, Ala. relates an ex-
perlencr he ha while serving on
petit Jury III a murder case ut
ltlwardsvile. county seat OF
: 'leh0urlle county. Alabama. He
aaNs: while there ate some
fresh meat and some sotise meat
and II gave ne cholera nOrnus
" . VERY severe form. | Was
ileNer more sick III my life ard
sent to tie drug sore for Il
certain cholera mixture. but tie
druggist sent nie Il bottle oi
chamberlain ) Collie cholera and
Dlarrhoea Remedy instead. say
ina' that he had what | sent for.
but that this medicine was SO
much better he would rather
send It tolne ia the fix | was IN
took one dose Of it and was
better in me minutes. The
second dose cugel NE entirely.
Two fellow Jurors we're afflicted
" The same manner and one
Snail bottle cured the three 81
Us. lF.r sale BY Parma Mprual-
tile Go.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-30
n Surprise Party.

A Very pleasant surprise party
occurred last Saturday afternoon
ut the home oil Mrs. $. A. Mitch
ell, when n number of her lndv
friends md neigh bors assembled
withoun invitations, in honor OF
the I'D anniversary Of her
birthday, Mrs. Mitchell had
paid q visit to the polling pluce
to cast Il vote for Canyon
conntys new court house, and
npon returning home found the
house N possession 0f the ladies.
who invied her III and made
things as pleasant MS possible
for her during the afternoon A
tempting dinner WAS serve | Ut
, o'clock Auong tlp pr.sants
to Mrs Mitchell was i tnr,tish
rocker preseAtsd ~ thA Amphvc-
tIonic Council aud Il handsome
oak dinniue Table Those present
were: Mesfames Robinson. A.
Fisk. r. Il Fiss. taStaf4r. lSurtz.
Pmtt, Lnns, PAM. kirkpatrick,
NORRIS, Bates. Chapman, ". b.
Mitchell Ean.l l'la1.i. Shf,l.,e
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-30
1T lids Nature.

Medicines that nd nature are
always most effpctual Chanb-
erlain's congh Remedy acts on
this plan. \ allayS the cough,
relieves the lungs. aids expectcr-
tliou. opens rht' secretionS. and
alis nature ia restoring THE sys-
ten To d healthy condition.
Sohl bv Parma Mercantile co.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-30
Business Briefs.

SuttonS germ proof filters are
the best-try one. Kirkpatrick
4 60.
Hammorks-oply a few lefl
Set our prices before hnvina
kirkpatrick 4 Go.
For Sale-Second-hand harness
aud saddles. Call ut 5. ii.
Scott's barn, Parma.
So-Bos-So Kill Fly Protects
COWS and horses from torture 81
dies. For sale by Kirkpat-
rick 4 Go.
BATES ( LANG are prepared
20 sell Your property, write vour
insurance, OF loan YOU money OH
your farm, Give them a call.
The duck shooting season i
almost ut hand. We are prepar-
led to furnish YOU with guns AMI
ammunition ofevery description.
Parma Mercantile Go.
FOR SALE "a ane 50 acre
farm three miles from town
Nl IN cultivation. Good orch.
ard, and plenty OF water. priea
and terms reasonable. Can On
or address, BATES 4 LANG. Par.
mn. Idaho.
Are You lacking in STRENGTH
and Nigor? Are YOU weak? Ara
you ID paing 10 Won feel All RIM
down? The blessing OF heahb
and strength come Go all whons,
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Ten
30 c. T. NJ. Kirkpatrick 4 CO.
Coed adviceto women. Ifvon
want a beautiful complexion
clear skin, bright eyes, red lips
good health, take HOLSTER
Rocky Mountain Tea. There i
nothing like it, 80 cents. Ter. -.
Tablets, at Z. II. kirkpatrick &
Co.'S. drug store.
II yon would ike to know how
TO make the whitest and most
bread, try a sack Of
Pride Of Grnnde Ronde hard
wheat aour az Parma Mercantile
Go.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-30
Cor orr CHEAP.

lie may we'll think, he has got
OH cheap, Who after having con.
tmcted constipation or indiges.
ton. is still able to perfectly re-.
store his health. Nothing will
do this but Or. Kings New Lille
Pills A quick. pleasant, and
certain cure for headache. con
stipation. etc Poe at L, NJ.
kirkpatrick 4 Cos. drug store.
guaranteed.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-30
Purchase Flre En6lne.

At the meeting Of the village
council Mondsly nighttlle BOARD
purchased Il new chemical fire
engine with an necessary nppa
rntus The price paid was $3.50.
1'he question of putting on u
night watch WIS Also discussed
and Il committee appointed 70
look into tine lautter and report
next Monday night.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-30

u y q matter Of cougratula
ton That The voters Of Canyon
county have shown nv such an
overwhelming vote as tpat east
lost Saturday That they are ii
i'tfop OF making needn't public
improvements. When We a.,
such pubic spirit manifested i,
ourciiizens. we cease to wonlel
~ the rQdd progress of on
county inpopnlation and wealth
u y only The natulpl result q
The progressive character Of oul
people. Ann Judging the ntur
~ lie past' L will only hn /
q short tiioe when Canyon count,
WIN take first rank among III
theernnd counties Of thcuorden
iul Young Gem State.