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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20
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Mabrnngsmittel- @crfGlihnngen.

Die Sbatiade, bab bis &unit Der
Nsbrunesmittel bartholomew audi
in 9euti4lano bstunnt lit unO seiibt
miro, erbelt aus sinem geri1te bes
Protectors Or. $. Mattbesz Ssna, bss
DIRECTORS oes 1903 in's 2eben serufes
nsn Rabrunssmittelz lnteriu9unsss
omtes Der uniosriitdt Sena. Bon Dem
Snftitute tpurben pd6rsnb Der Sabre
1903 unb 1904 1889 unteriuhungen
aussefibrt, uno spar 1888 fir nerz
pyieoene @emsinben, n fir Die
Observation-Disclosures uhb 80 fir pri>
batp~erionen. qluf eisene 8sranlahuns
unteriuhte oas 4mt auberoem nod
pol proben. Gs ipurben unteriu9t:
4 a~ltobolfreie @etrdnte, 7 4ransimitz
tel, % mai Bier, 80 mai Butter, 81
&reiosn uno Tarbspy 274 NAL Sleii9
uno Sleiidpaaren, 80 Sru9tidfte, &C.
lees, Marinelaoen, 0imonaoen, 10 NAL
Gemiiie uno Sru6toauerpaaren, 141
@eipiir3s. 81 mai Sonis, IL nal aafs,
Il nal &afao uno S9ofolaosn, 20
wal aonierpirunssialse, II NAL
Magsi uno anb2re Suppensepiirae,
ISL nal Marsarine, 461 NAL Mild.
112 mai Wseb!, 8odpaarsn, Cries,
graupen, Geis, 9 NAL 2itDre, % NAL
S6petneihmala. Is mai Dele unb
SpetIsfette, 81 mai GelterspaHer, 8
mal Wein, 146 nal Wurit, - nal
.3nder uuo Maraipan. 9~eanitanoet
tpuroen 276 proben, oas 1inb 25.2
pro3ent. @inserednst iinO babel ni9t
116 Wil9proben, Die psgen Su bo6en
Sdmussebalts bednitanoet tperben
mubten.
Die unterfuhuneen ergaben inter
anosrem Die folgenOen 0erfdlibungen:
Npritoien sutbielten i1ipeflise GGurs,
8rauielimonaoen feline Spur e1ten
Gates; Butter entbislt gu tpenis Gett
unb au oisl Wuher; ala Bad ODER
Shmelabutter einsei6idte proben be-
itanoen alis Selmarsarine; giers
mubeln ent6ieltsn tein 81 ooer nur
garS uuerbeblihe Nensen bdpon; 9eis
belbesriaft mar peroorbsn; Simbeers
iGfts iparen gum She'll nit Na1preFe
perfect, sinige entbielten aud Stdrtea
iirup unb S6eerfarbfoff; SadfleiId
entbielt iebr bGufis f9peflise Sdure;
Wustatbliitbe entbiet paniermebl, ses
mablensn 3tpiebad. Bombay ustat
uno audi Wusfatnub; Marmeldben
paren nit Stdrtefspp perfatidt unb
nit Sbeerfarbfoff sefdrbt; Mil6 mar
setpdNert, a~bssrabmt. beioes gu gleis
der 3eit uno bdufts ie5r fdmubis;
pfeffer lpur setalft uno entbielt gu
niel S1alen unb Sanb; Sdotolabens
mebl mar nit Ganoelbols uno 3ataos
f4alen oerfdlidt; Murfnaaren paren
perborben, entbielten We6l, tuaren se.
fdrbt unO entbielten Soridure; Sons
ierpirunssIalSe entbtelten i9peflise
Sdure. 9Oridurs, SIubidure. 9snaOes
fGurs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20
Ser Gntocfcr oes yTGfalien. Nlfo
buls" uDr Wcridt.

Gin auiiebenerregenber Grim
oinssidminoel . Troseb beihdftigte
bicier Gage Die 5peite Straifammer
oes Tresbener SanogeridteS. SIN
Sabre 1901 bis 1904 erregten RE.
ieugrobe &eflame.I moncen in alien
bebeutenoen 3eitungen bes >Sn. unb
Muslanoes Die auimerfiomfeit Der
gan3en @elt. Ser .Gbemifcr" So
Damn 8ottbelf Iorng, Ieines Sci.
d,ens gelernter Wiiler urb ip1ter
Sofomotipbei5er, tbeilte Der eritalil.
ten Mitipelt nit, baB es ibm nadl
iabrelanger Mrbeit segliidt lei, cine
epobemobenoe G~rfinoung 81 MAIDEN
uno aus meniblihen Grfrementell
90.pro5entigen Spiritus 81 gepin.
men. Gr bot ieine Gntoedrng ieil
lno balO itromten unternebnmnas-
luitige 2eite aus Gngluno, Srnnf-
reid RuBlano uno anoern SGnoeru
nod Iresorn, nm lif Ole neueitc
@riinbung p%oriiihren 81 loiien. Ger
gntoeder bes ySGfalien.S piritlis"
bate in elmer Goritaot 3resoens Elm
Saboratoriiim eingeridtet, bort 80
fulien.Sorrdtbe uuigeitopelt unb
jeigte nm Den Spiritus : 8emin-
mngs . Yro5eb. 1ie grfremente
wiroen erhist, oSGfaliengoS" pnroc
er3eugt uno lesteres burd einell
9eitiQier . slpparut geleitet: rTanll
blieb bis 81 53 pGt. Spiritus 5u.
rid" Man mar oh oiqier 2eiitun0
eritaunt, ia auf's So6lte iiberraidt
una IN Den 3eitungen eriolgte cine
ansfiibrlif)e Sarlegnng OeS nellerl
Serfobrens. Iielen giinliiGcn
ausenblid berhste Der YGriinoer",
ST. ariinbete geidmino Ole pSpiritus.
@eiclitait Spitem Gorris", tauite
leinen Sdfalien Sbiritus n1orniol"
uno gob 5ublreide Mntheilifeine
ais. 90 Sornig es pcritaneer
batte, alld) ungeiehene @elebrtc, mic
Sch. Sofrotb Eroieiior 9r. b.
Meper, Gbemifer Ir. aapier.9 Berlin,
Npotbefer .Ir. Stnn3e II. /. NJ. iiir
icin .Iorniol" Su intereiiiren, Ole
5llm Sbeil reft aiinitige @utad)ten
eritattcten uno Die griinoung als
r%pbGnomenal" be5eifueten, 10 itiir5.
ten sohlreife aapitaliiten iiber ole
Iornig'iten Intbeilibeine 81 800
Worf bcr. Seoer molte an Dem
miibe. uno foitenlos 5u e~rmerbenben
@emim tbeilnebmcn mo in gang
furser Seit erreihten ole 500 Marf-
Mntbcilifeine einen enormlen @crtb.
Gini9e oerielben murbcn - faun
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20
4 3nrSie Gpbe 8useu6 III

Damn nab oem Gmpfange Ses belt.
gen SofrnmenteS. 8eridpm0sn,
mte Hebel Dor Der Come. paren
meme a~udlenoen @ebonfen. 5d1
batte ia Den Seilano ielbit in meinem
Ser5en, 81 Incident Gr III bimmfiider
Wdlbe geiproden bate: Ser 5rieoe
iei nit Dir! SD fiiblte mid ais Sein
aln0, 0as er MIR niht mebr loilei
weroe, es lei benn bob i1 Sbn Suerit
perliebe. @ie periprah id oa Dem
Serrn, Sein eiger 5u bleiben INNER.
oar. Nie banfte ih Sbm, bab CT
meme Sbrdnen abgetrodnet unb mid
gliifli6 semadt batte. ga periprad
ih audi meinein sGttliben 8nit, itets
offenber5ia 5u iein segen meiner
geihtpater uno linn 81 foleen, fpenn
meine Gensitliffeit mid mie0er in
unriibe unb 8peifel fubren iolIte.
limo Ieit Der Seit lit es befier NIT
mir eerporben. Wan brinet iolte
innere grlebniiie niht germ an Die
Seffentlihfsit, aber iA glaabte, ibr
lie6en SinSer, bieie 0eifihte aus
meiner ainobeit euh mittbaitsu az
iouen, oamit ibr odraMS lernen MIDI.
tet. SD rotbe eud SrtnsenS: Sch
tn dbnlider Gage rett o~ffenherats
geeen euern gaIhtpater. Saet e
Inn, penn Elm hummer elld briidt,
penn acknowledgement ei,ere Seefe
1%neitigen; er lit bem fieben 9eifon6
oa5u beiteIt elld 5u leiter. Setb
geboriam, folset feinem 2atbe, ais
neun ibr i'm aus Dem Wunbe bes
aottlihen ainoerfreunbes ielbit bor.
tet. Iann eripart ibr eiih bel 2eio.
9os Diini6e ia eu6 ibr lieben Sim.
Der, bon Ser5en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20

Sdritte une fr1ts Die 8erfolger, ner
Die Ho1e perlorcn bate; iofort mel.
oeten iif mebrere. ga Der Streit
nidjt geihlihtet nerben fonnte. mari
DER Sirtber Die Hple aiif Die Strabe.
llnbefitmr1ert Inn Den @ngenperfebr
itiir5tert iif Wdnnlein uro @eiblein
auf Die &oae, nobel oieie aertreten
muroe. Sableau!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20

cine Rei6e bur6greifenoer Werbeheruns
gen. 60 mar Rei9el Der erite, Der
einen tompIetteH Nutomobil= 2Tid5ug
in oen Stenit itelte. 9lu1 fiibrte er in
Ssuti6lano bas ameritanif6e 5euers
melbepeien elm.
&eidel, Der 1856 in Mar' )urg gss
boren ipurbe uno oas 9aufaw ituoirt.,
trat 1882 in Den Jeuerloi9oienIt uuS
modte infolse ieiner Sii@tisteit raid
aarriere. Sn Sonrpper babilitirte er
fia 1900 ala Prioatoo3ent fir Teuer<
lOidpeIen on Der Se9nii1en 9o4s
i9ule.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20
gcrlim's ncmer @ranoircftor.

Yer r1eue Yerliner Branooirettcr
Marimilian ReideI. Der Na6folser
bes peritprbenen 8ranboirettors
giersbers. pirtte felt 1900 in sleiber
Gissnfdaft in Sannoper. Sbm p.rs
oantt ous beutfde GsuerlDidpeien
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20
SfanSinnpiers @cicscstrcmc.

Ter 6aftor zines groBen bonic.
atii6en SanOelsbnuieS nuf SSlano
er5Gblt bon elmer mumberiamcn @e.
gegnniug. 3wiiden Hepfiaoif uno
elfurepri. Sen beioen Sn,ptbonoels.
itotionen i'm bohen Norben. trifit or
einen Monn, Der olii einem Eonp
reitenO Der eriteren Sauptitobt 5r.
itrebt. ,@ie beiBt Sbr?" STE.
phon." = uses Sobn2" - .Sbor.
ltcnion." .@obin2" ,Sn's
@ei1nQniB." .@arnm?" -
rSdoie geitoblen." Wou idnupit
unb trennt iid). @ier Gage ipGter
treiien iid 9eioe mieber um ielben
Srt. .@as? Shon fertig9" -
.Neiu. molten mid nidt nebmen."
- .@ieio?" SAD ben 3ettel
perloren." .9fa. Stepbon Sbor.
~iteniou al Der Hiidreiie bdttet Sbr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20

Ser snte Spbn.

anton tuor 2ebrling, iein Softer
aber &anolungsoiener in einem on.
geiebenen Sonohtngsbauie.
Ser Batter muBte in 8ei6Gften 0es
8anfberrn cine &eiie iiber oos Weer
MAIDEN. Oa fam Die traurige Had].
ridt, oas Sdiff lei bon SeerGubern
megsenommen Doroen; no nber Nn.,
toms 3ater bingefommer, fonnte
man nid)t erfnbren.
Intpn pollen0ete feline 9ebria9re
treit INTO reolif, marc Damn lelblt
Sanolungsoiener nnb ermarb iib
ourd SleiB uno 9eidiflibfeit elm
fleines Sermoeen.
gnolih pernahm er, letn Gater be.
finbe iid uls Sflape in Der Siirfei.
linb er entid]loB iif aligenblidlih,
i'm 5u befreien. @r 5og.aa' iein er.
ipnrtes @elo ein, ~perfaitfte ieine be.
item 4leioer uno Mles, mas er ionit
an @eloesipertb batte, per0ingte iih.
nm Die Soften Der Sabrt iiber baS
0tecr 81 peroienen, ais Shiffsfueht,
fam 81 Dem reid}en Eiirfen, beiien
Sflape fein Batter NOR, unb erbot
lif, ieinen Batter los5ufauien.
Naein Der Siirfe ioroerte cine 10
grobe Srmme @eloes, ooB Iaes,
mas Nnton mitaebraGt batte, nift
siir Sdlite reidte. Scum benn@",
iprnd Inton, 10 ninm MIDI anitatt
meines Baters ais Sflape an. SD
bin jung uno fam Dir mebr 9ienite
~leiiten, ais ma Soter, Ger bereits
oft lit"
auf 9efebf oes Siirfen fam ser
Gater, fiel ieinem Sobne eritaunt
Inn oen Sals, iino beioe peinten
beige SbrGnen. Nls Der Batter aber,
borte, iein Sobn polle iiir ibu
Sflope merben. meinte er nod befti.
ger uno woatc es Ourhaus niGt ail.
geben.
Ger Sobu a6er iprad) inter Sbrd.
nen: % liebiter 8oter, SD bin nidt
mir bereit. iiir oib Die Sflapenfette
5i tragen, ionoern ielbit oas 2eben
iitr Did bin5ugeben. Himm oas
Soiegelo, bns ih mitbrodte, oils
Heiiegclo, mo lebe mobll"
"a milroe Ger Siirfe bis 81 SbrG.
men geriibrt. uno iogte 81 Slnton:
I'll bin elm trei,er eoler Sobn. SD
ifenfe brinrm Gnter Die ,Srei6eit I'm.
entgeltlid. unb gebe Dir iopicl 8eio,
Dob ibr beioe elm eigeneS SanOels.
bnus erriften fonnt. Gem on,
lieber Auton, BON gebonbelt. mie iib
elm gutter Sobn uof @ottes @iqen
gegen ieinen Sater betrogen loa."
Gin giitcs 9ilo miro ielbit
0as Seben
Ius Siebe iiir Ole Gltern
A geber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20
Cine beifcliae Srusc.'

.@arum ltreift oenn Ger @aier,
Diana? Sir boharen Sobn?"
= .9tein, mein Sinh; nit Dem 9obn
lit er sufrie0en. - ,Streift or fir
fiir5ere N~rbeits3eit?" - .Geein, mein
aino; ole Irbeits5cit iii angcmeiien.
Sater iireift aus Spmpntbie." =
.@uS Spmpatbie iiir ms. @iamo?"
- .9seiu. mein aino; ans Gum.
patbie iiir inns wabrbaitig nid,t."
-
Slacn oeraeib' ibre Siinoen. mn
Sir ielber nidt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20

proseb nm As Gen 8.
Die Ser. Staten General Mba
MISUNDERSTANDING in Neip Wort hat
oieIt;: Sage ertf6ieSsn, Dab sin SRI.
Marp Nl. Gopopin bon Bolton oie
Suinme Ron 45 Gents niat suriidz
erbaIten fam. Die Der SoGeinnebmer
BON Bangor, Mle., als 3oa auf einen
in sen Der. Staten aneefsrtisten
Goupenirs2bffel, Der uber ron Reus
Sunblono suriideeiGift iporoen mar,
erboben bate. SRI, 8ooopin bate
oen 26ffel in Bolton s%etuuft uno i'm
an @erparbts. in ct. So1ns geI9idt.
Die i'm. oa er ntGt AT anberen Silbers
laden pabts, auriidiaittsn. bamit fs
i'm gesen eilen anoern umtaui@e. Der
3oIeinnebmsr in Bangor er1ob aber
As Gents 3pn unb SRI. @opopin
appenirts an 81: @eneralbsbSroe, be-
beuteno, oaB ie oas @elo notbiger
brauAe. ais oic Regieruns. Der Pros
aeb bat Die Mesierune bsrsits mebrere
hynoert Dollars oetoitet. )
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20

aber mn 5mei Gage gebrouft."
D8obl. Iber 5pei Gage babe i)
crit ben SetteI eeinft."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20
SnfoIqe f6dbIi9er III

SnfoIqe f6dbli9er fiji
matiider GinfliHe unb bss 3erii6s
runaspertes tUin3iaer Snietten on Den
bOlserrsn pfpiten Ser so Wlsilen Ian
gen Selepbonsoinie in 4beTDnien.
mub bieie unousgeIeBt bon Spssiala
0oli5iiten abpatrouinirt tpsrb.n, um
BEN ununterbroSenen 9etrieb li9.r 81
iteQen.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-05

AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
or investment, residence and uninproved prop
critics will be held Tuesday. January 10. lJ09
CHOICE CORNER RESIDENCE.
bet. Webster and Fillmore SITS; well built
and nicely finished residence OF rooms and
path; basement containing rooms; lot zoN
CALIFORNIA STREET RESIDENCE.
2l25 California ST.. bet. Laguna ana Bu-
chanan ssss two-story residence of q ten .s
PINE STREET RESIDENCE.
1903 Pine St, bet. Octavia and Laguna SITS. /:
desirable two-story residence OF rooms ana
bath; key lot % :6x120.
SACRAMENTO STREET RESIDENCE
5+-1 sacramento ST.. bet Walnut ana Lauts. antt
sts new residence of rooms and oath'
modern in every respect: lot Is :oxlOO'
A. SACHS ESTATE.
Executrix Sale
2l14-2114A Baker St, east line. bet wash
ington and Jackson SITS: fats Of SO i, rooms Sss
100
LAGuNA STREET INVESTMENT.
and Filbert sts; improvements consist Of 2
story dwelling of s rooms and bath. also cot
tage OF rooms. and brick stable in rear; la-se
MISSION FLATS.
1880 4O32 Army St, north line. bet sahensz
and Noe sts.: = flats of rooms and batn
each; rents $21; lot 26:Sx114.
PARK BUILDING LOTS
Oak ST., south line bet. Baker and Broderick
SITS: 2 choice lots overlooking the park pan
handle, size 25x137 IS each.
CHOICE BUILDING LOT.
Alpine ST., west line, bet, Duboce ave. ana
14th st. choice lot 25x90
BARTLETT STREET RESIDENCE.
431 Bartlett St. east line, bet. 10Th ana
26th sts.; comfortable residence of 10 rooms
and bath, iniaid floors, etc; nice lawn ana
garden; stable in rear: lot 52:6xl1I:6.
GOLDEN GATE PARK EXTENSION
BOULEVARD.
Sw. cor. Point Lobos and 14th aves:; ten
choice building lots fronting the boulevard
drive from Golden Gate Park to Preside,
making this very choice residence property:
also cottage with barn, well, windmill ana
lot 25Ox120 irr: rent. SIS per mo.
TERMS-Only one-thfrd cash, balance can
remain at per cent, payable in one or two
years.
For catalogue and further particulars apply
G. H UMBsEN & CO.,
20 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-05
HELP wANrED--MALE-continued.

COMPETENT men wanted-We have the most
complete and successful method for finding
positions; we desire only high-grade men.
who furnish satisfactory proof of their
qualifications; none but mem specially fitted
for particular work need apply: COM
missions payable only securing position.
Commercial Clearance CO.. 415-l6 Starr King
building, 121 Geary ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-05

MERCHANTS and manufacturers desiring to
employ cofnLisrcial travellers are requested
TO communicate with the secretary OF the
Pacific Coast Commercial Travellers Associa-
tion 416 Market ST. San Francisco. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-05

LoST-A passbook with the Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society of San Francisco in the
name of WILLIAM J. WORKMAN No
2s4- 1921 The finder viii please return 70
bank
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-05
LOST AND rouHD,

A FEW shares of the first sold stock in III
La Zacualpa Rubber Co. for sale at haI
gain. Room 6, Columbian bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-05

IF party who found black purse with small
brass buckiey on each side. containing cali
turn 10 the penny auditorium they win re-
ceive reward.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-05

LOST, strayed or stoen-On the evening o
Dec. 2I from 18th St, bet. Washington ant
Broadway, a dark brown gelding, about
years old. branded Ar under name: nev
harness; runabout black body, red wheels
black robe and nose bag; reward of $50 10
return to KARL H. NICKEL, rooms 62-6
Bacon building. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-05

INSTALLMENT BUILDING.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
Instsliment homes, 612 CalIaghan building,
will build on your property or buy you lot |;
IS a month pays principal and interest on
each $1,000 OF balance due, making your In
stallments less than rent: send for circular.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24

low numbers sometimes Just as well salts
ned, Tor they have longer time to look over the
land and stake off the most desirable acres.
AS soon as a man registers he gallops off to
inspect the reservation and select the best loca-
tlon tor his shack, Then he gallops back to be
on hand when his number is called in order that
he may file his claim before anyone else covets
that particular tract The exciting part of the
whole rush Is when two or more men decide
upon the same land. Several incidents of that
kind occurred when the Uinta reservation was
opened and woman was the centre of interest
on a long hard race to the reservation and back
again to the town of Vernal. of the towns
where the opening took place
Miss Elizabeth j. Cooley, of Texas, was among
the first to register when news of Uncle Sans
newest gift awaiting those who would ride far
and well to secure it was made public. Living
few miles northwest of Fort Bliss, right where
New Mexico joins Texas, Miss Cooley had long
journey to the registration booth, but she got
there in good time and fortune favored her in
regards to numbers, for her card was drawn
from the pack at the sixth cutting.
Contest for Claim
Seven and eight were Colorado men, both of
them determined to secure certain corner of
the Uinta reservation, which about one year ago
they had stumbled upon while prospecting and
which they decided was the richest land in that
section.
Nearly 100000 persons flooded Nerna, Price,
Provo and Grand Junction ON registration days
and over one thousand rode like mad to stake
their claims and then tore back again ON pretty
well winded horses TO file these same claims.
Side by side with Bessie Cooley rode r. w.
West and pete Hardy. These three seemed
bent on reaching the same spot, each desiring to
get there just a little ahead of the other
The men "iollied" the girl goodnaturedly at
first, but she held her peace. only speaking where
to
1t was a long and am exciting race for the
girl and she neared the spot which she had Sc
lected after going carefully over some plans
which We're given her by an old miner down in
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24

IN the reservation at its northern extremity,
while If you skirt the acres to the west and
south, you will be blocked from crossing into
other cGmes by the Wasatch range of the
Rockies.
Even the barren patches found on this vast
| ranch can be easily irrigated. 1t has been esti-
mated that a homestead of forty irrigated acres
can be made to yield as big crop as a 200 acre
farm in the East, so rich is even the unwatered
soil
Two hundred and fifty thousand acres of this
land are held for the Indians to be used for
grazing: 10000 acres are kept for the Indians
in severalty and 3S40 make up the Fort
Duchesne military reservation. Add to this /
100000 acres of Uncle Sans gift and the L.
O690OO acres, retained as n permanent forest
and you will have the area of the Uinta reserva-
ton.
In certain limited areas there have been found
rich deposits OF gilsonte and other minerals and
it is this elusive promise of great wealth which
is tempting many to work the Uinta land.
Precious metals may he found in the mountainous
regions and it is thought that there will be much
prospecting among these new homesteaders, who
perhaps would do better to give all their atten-
tion to their farms.
The homestead law is SO liberal it scarcely
seems to be law. Any American citizen. no
matter whether he he college professor or
day laborer, may take advantage of the govern
ment's free land offer. All he has to do is to
guarantee to pay 81. % per for his quarter
to the United States Government within a Pc
riod of five years.
Any soldier who served in either the Civil or
Spanish American War is entitled to have the
period of his settlement deducted from the fvo
year residence requirement.
At present the reservation is an isolated bit
of country, but the steel rails are crawling along
in that direction and as soon as these new home
steaders set up their shacks and show that they
mean business, the Uinta Railroad, which is al.
ready finished from Mack, Colorado, on the Rio
Grande Western, to Dragon. Utah. will hustle
its line right through the reservation and then
Uinta will be in touch with civilization and I'm
Gle Sam will be about ready to offer more land
in another locality. So we spread and grow and
these vast United States open up new villages
which grow into towns and then into large aud
fourishing cities
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booth full half hour in advance OF ner Just
as they drew up the thirteen clerks appointed
opened their books and maps and commenced to
call out the numbers.
One, two and three answered promptly and
their claims filed without any dispute. -Four
and five got into argument and before it was
settled there was a pounding of hoofs on the
turf and Elizabeth Cooley appeared on the hill
which led to the town of Vernal. West and
Hardy saw her and grew impatient to have the
filing continued but still four and five argued
over boundaries.
At last six was called and Elizabeth had near
ly half mile to cover. Three times the clerk
shouted the number and was about to pass on
to seven-that being "Pete's" number, when a
clear ringing voice, softened, by distance, sang
out in high soprano "All right, six is coming;
hold on. I want my home"
It was startling, that musical shout which
swung along in the familiar time of "All Alone
on the Prairie" air known to almost every
Westerner.
Elizabeth said that she seemed to receive word
that her number was being called and was about
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to be passed when she was still too far from the
booth to make her entry and the inspiration to
sing out her claim came to her
| Down in Texas Bessie had often sung calls to
her brothers when they mile dis
tant and her full rich voice had gained a won
derful carrying quality
OF course, the clerk awaited this strange claim
ants approach. She was pretty we'll done out,
but she managed to draw forth her registration
card and file her claim in proper shape. Seven
and eight were called, but there no re-
sponse. Pete and Dick had withdrawn. That
night Nernal had a musical feast in which Eliz-
abeth Cooley the star performer while Pete
passed around the hat.
Elizabeth is on her way home and she
carries in her pocket next to the little revolver
which she can use skifully az a hunter, roll
of bills sufficient to bring her mother and inva-
lid sister from a worked-out Texas farm to one
of the most fertile spots in the Uinta Reserva-
ton
There are always many interesting 'heart' sto-
ries brought to light when Uncle Sam opens
some of his treasure troves to his people, and
nothing more picturesque or romantic can be
imagined than the scenes which take place in the
registration towns on the road from these reser-
vations.
Vernal. the main town this year is about
fifteen miles east of the reservation limits and is
forty miles from the nearest railroad at Dragon.
Utah The town is reached only after long
and wearisome travel on horseback or in a gig
over all sorts of roads, good, bad and worse 1t
seems to be in the heart of nowhere and between
il and the rest of the world stretch mountains,
deserts and plains.
Vernal an interesting Town
The town ITSELF however, is well worth max
ing the trip to see. 1t lies in the luxuriant val
ley of the Ashley River and is thriving and
healthful Once reached, all speculation as to
how it drew its population of over one thousand
ceases. 1t is indeed an enchanted spot.
Many who rode thither to register remained
there to live letting Uncle Sans free gift 90
to some one else, while they bought outright a
homestead along the Ashley,
Many who went to register slept in the omen
with nothing above their heads but the stars
and under them only the warm soft earth They
cooked gypsy fashion and reveled in the splen-
did climate Nernal became for the twelve days
of registering huge picnic ground and then the
picnickers saddled their horses and were off to
Unita.
This 100000 acres of free land is cut UP
into 1000 quarter sections; that means that
1000 persons share the gift II lies in Utah and
is watered by the Duchesne River and Straw.
berry Creek. One. the east tract, is drained by
the Green River and its tributaries. The Uinta
Mountains. snow capped the year round. hedge