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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-07
DEATHS.

In Brattleboro, April 2. Elizabeth Miller
widow of William Winslow, 81.
In Brattleboro, April 4. Thomas J. Knight, so
| In Brattleboro, April 6. Edwin f. Putnam. "A
| In Colrain, Mass, March 81. Mrs. Caroline T..
| Sparks, so.
In North Hinsdale, March 81, Mrs. Helen
Green, ~.
In North Hinsdale, April 4, Mrs Louisa Arm
| In West wardsboro. March 81. Ezra Leonard
Rice. 50 years, months. 10 days.
In Newfane, April 2, FelixJ. Micott, IS years.
| 4 months, 10 days.
| In East Dover, April 8. Gerald only son of Mr.
and Mrs. f. L Moulton, u months.
In North Hinsdale. n. H., March 90 Miss Ber-
| tina s. Thomas, Is.
In Hinsdale, n. H., March Is, John W. Mellor.
In Eau Claire, Wis, March II. Rev. Alberoni
Kidder, 81. native of wardsboro.
In Montague. Mass. at the Farren Hospital
March "a, Maria Moore Mouchman of North
field Farms. Mass. 81.
In.walpole. N. H.. March %. Clara Holbrook
Matthews, wife of DIR. W. C. Mathews, 81.
10.
In Springfield. Mass, March %, Mrs. Eliza.
beth s. Adams, widow of Rev. Moses Adams Of
Weston, VT
In New Haven, Conn., March %, Mrs. James
Corbett, formerly of Brattleboro.
In Jamaica. March 26, Mrs. Minerva Ballard
In Londonderry, March 2s. George W. Dodge,
In winhall. March "a. Mrs. Horace CrandalI.
In South Newfane, March Is, James worden,
So
In Springfield, Mass. April g. Mrs. Mary Bar
~. AZ. native of Mortified. Mass.
In Hinsdale, April 5, Mrs. Mary Jane Barrett,
rs.
In Vernon, March 81. Watson G. Collier, co.
In Vernon, April 4. Richard Lee. 50.
In Townshend. March 81. Mrs. John Wymap.
In Townshend. April 4. Mrs. Lydia Walker.
In Westminster West, April ), Freeman
Houghton.
In Brcokside. March %. Mrs. Fannie Lamb
Knapp. So.
In Marlboro. April 6, George r. Bennett. IS.
In Vernon, April Z, Edmund b. Gary, 81
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-07

Ralph Burt, %, was killed by a fall
ing tree while chopping in the sugar
woods on DR.. W. S. Stevens's farm at
East Enosburg Wednesday, April 5.
He leaves a wife and two children
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-07
ELLIOT STREET.

Frank Belville and Gaoroa g..
OF st Johnsbury have bea5 tsn sens
the mouse Of correction al Rntiand - -
serve sentence of not less than tbre ~
peddiing. ior pocket
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-07

VICTOR MANCINI. Interpreter. Contracts
between employers and Italian laborer
negotiated. Address Is Main street. 1}-4t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-21
PROMINENT SPORTS
COMING THIS WAY

This morning Manager willard Bean
Of the club which Is to promote the
coming contest between Mike Schreck
and John Willie. scheduled for the 9Th
Of september received word from the
managers OF the boxers to the effect
that they had left Chicago and are now
ON their way 20 this city 90 complete
training,
Jack curly manager for Willie. said
that large delegation OF Chicago
sportsmon win accompany his party lie
named such men us j, y, StlllsOn, MT
Liegler Billy Beuner Andrew Craig,
and, as curly says last but not least
that veteran. George SIler' Al. these
men viii be- In or near Willie's corner
when the Two heayies clash Here IL
what Sller writes of the coming MILL
Billy Hogan for Mike Schreck. and
Jack Curly for John Mile, have signed
articles for their proteges 10 engage In
20-round battle before the Atheuae-
um Athletic club OF Salt Lake city on
the night Of Sept o. Forte!ts Of $3.50
each. to guarantee their appearance,
We're forwarded, so the match Is assur-
ed.
Mike and John recently We're MATCH
ed to fight ona boat on the Mississippi
river, but AS the prOmters refused To
guarantee purse they Cancelled the
match. Both men are troubled with
heavyweight championship tuberculosis
and the winner Of the coming fight win
set his cap 10 lnveigle Marvin Hart into
match Willie has had two slN-rouud
tits with MarviN ana held him even in
both Suureck claims recognition from
the kcutuckian by virtue o, his knock
out victory over George Gardner who
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-21
LEADING STOCKS
OPENED HIGHER.
Realizing in Westerns Did Not Dis
courage Couhdest Buying in
Other Quarters.
SUBSTANTIAL GAINS MADE.
Reading Selected for Bull Dem1nstra'
ton, Which Was Carried to
Record Price.

g. 60, A., o., A... A.. t..at,,. d.
ne" l''N' aus u MANY vi we "u'"-
stocks opened from y TO p, above last
weokg closing with bu,lrg ON A large
s,,Ic i,, ,b, .,.Ts,,rr .,r,E. n,,,lI,. POM
Wv j. ''"'' ~"
r'INoula. inc t'nN'hry was lnnuenced by
the high London market aud some buying
for rorelyY 9rro,pt bsr, TN. reduction
-, ''y'
NN 'n' eIAln rates hN th' tr'al northern
Induced sales Of that stock which lost
p.I nt United STATE. stceI ur,fo,rod ana
.r..,.....-... ,,.'.i 49,. .,.,,. '''.
',aH'' "'' "''' 'ISo S"bhUS '"N'I
iVpuhilr steel preferred advanced a puini.
h,au2lug 90 some uf the active western
HIu,ks ll4 not discourage confident buy
hg n utner quarters and after porOl
uf huslun"y INC entire market resumed
JUS advance. HlEh priced stocks Wcro
again ln great favor, Grcu' Northern pre-
irrred converted los opening loss Of "a
point INTO Il gain o. Do Wnlln Delaware q
hudson jumped g. Northern Pacific } ana
Central Railroad Of New Jersey 3 Sow
r'ol western stocks mad" ID good show
Hg Missouri Pacific Kansas a Texas
preferred ana southwestern preferred
improved from 20 lla Oth"r gains roach
cd D 10 l"s for Illinois central Wisconsin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-21
AUSTRIAN FEUD
AIRED IN COURT.

The recent feud IN the Austrian COLI
ony at Bingham, which resulted In
the death of nm Austrian named Mar
tin Starceys and the woundiug Of Dep
uty sheriff Lafayette chichester is be-
Ing aired IN the criminal division III
The district Colrt today before Judge
Armstrong and a jury, Five Austrians
are charged with assault with q dead
~ weapon with intent to murder Dep
uty Sheriff Chidester and four Of them
are being tried today. the NTH Frank
Deyic having eludod the officers with
out capture
The men on trial are Anton Tony
erUvic, Marian Sutiu, Gurgo StarccyiC,
ana Yoso Bachlc. The trouble occurred
Oh the night Of March e, 1908 when two
factions Of the Austrian colony became
engaged I'm a regular battle, one fac
tiou, OF which the defendants were
members, had fired several shots into
John BOgan's house and then retired to
their hut and We're fighting when Bog
dan called up the officials and notified
them ~ the shooting Deputy Sheriff
chichester aud several assistants went
TO the hut and attempted TO quell the
riot general miNup then occurred
and I'm the melee Frank DeyiC shot the
deputy In the leg ana seriously wound
de- that member SO that amputation be-
came necessary In order TO save his
life. Martin Starceyic also got I'm range
Of some OF the guns and was killed
but who fired the shot that struck
him Is not known but It Is thought that
it was some members of his own fac
tion.
DEVIC SHOT CHlDESTER.
John Began was the first witness
called for the state today and he told
of the entire affair ana stated positive
ly that Frank DevIc shot Deputy Sher-
IN chichester The introduction Of tos-
tlmony was necessarily slow because
Of the tact that the defendants and
very few uf the witnesses could speak
English and an interpreter has to be
used George Prianovich acted as IN
torprctpr. II is not likely that the
ease win be- completed today As soon
as this trial is over the same defend
ants wil have TO face a similar charge
preferred against them by John Bog
dan and Joseph Muelich Deputy sher-
IN Chdester was not physically able To
attend court today at all
LIST OF THE JURORS.
Dist Atty. I.oofbourow appeared In
behalf Of the state and Attorney \. D.
Weber represented the defendants. The
Jurors sworn TO try the case are WI
liam b. Armstrong, Edward j. Card
ner George L. Asher Henry u ~
der. John GALLAGHER, Henry T. Nc
Evan. william f. Carlisle and william
]. Glade A large number Of Austrians
are In attendance at the trial and
seem TO be- very much Interested In
It's outcome,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-21
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Notice Ia hereby given that sal.a. .l'
viii he receiyci hy Inc undorsEH1. R
20 \ D. M. August e. l9r, t0g iNr Wd
teuals and labor required for ut'uHs aN'
room school building near he corner .
Tyoirth south ana ninth East sr.'
Salt Lake county. Tor the Grant," -.H.O
District and according Go pHu- tp'uNt'
lions and drawings which are open i".
spectiou NJ the bidders 40 Tho ONO
TANK Buidiug, at Tho corucr of MHu d.N
First South streets, m Salt IINH
TtaG. and AM bids and proposal" M IN
above time viii be- publicly opened pos
read in tBo office " The BOARD U. Ili
tlon Tor Granite School D'sUc. ].
County Assessors office, iu the 'iN '
CoTnT Buiiding. Sait ulkc city, JNM
XII Eldss im,uugf he addressed 10 "NHd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-21
COLONEL TREWEEK
AND THE WABASH.
Manager of Park City Mine Says
Conditions are EncOuragingdt
The Present Time.
WHAT HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED
In the Four Years That Property Has
Been Operated Twelve Thousand
Feet Have Been Run,

col \ Troupek manager OF the
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"'"''' ''''."'N '''''
returned from camp on saturday Hth'
and was no his Office iu the Atlas block
dn,i,e tbo d,, When seen hy A
...,...4 eliza. a..
News I'p'' l'I N' "''''''' '"'' ''.
time was not yet ripe for MIN to go INTO
details concerning the development of
,h, ,,t,.
'"' H''"''
However ho ha0 40 Aes'''n'E '' say
ing that conditions are very c1DoWag-
,Dp ,t tho prosent time and that the
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''I'''s "' '''' .''. '''"' '.''
dent tnat On. wabash ls going Z" come
out an right At loast "It is % very
s,ol I,otn,p prnspp.t." is tho way fhs
'oIoh'I b"l u"
Cot Trove0k did not deny that rec
cent DEVELOPMENTS had disclosed some
1.t.,......l.. -.,.... an, ,,.i d.. .s,td gas.ys
.'H' ~.
had n'en op''l"'' showing '''"'7 Oh
from 400 10 900 ounces in silver but as
20 quantity that us ~ matter yet 10 bs
determined.
10 VIII boz four years next month since
the Wabash company undertook the dee
yclopmeut of Cts ground. During mat
time Cot Treweok has been iudus-
trlou1ly Keeping development work goo
Ing ahead steadily and n the period has
nun more than $1,000 feet. including the
sinking of the shaft drifts, cross-cuts,
syin2et upralses. etc.
At the present time the company Is
working % force of 30 men ana this
number s soon 90 Doe Increased,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-21
HEAVY TONNAGE
FROM ALTA MINES.
Continental. Alta Mines in With
Ten Car Loads of Crude Ore aud
Concentrate
LOW GRADE COPPER SHIPMENTS
A Wealth Of Wu,fluite Ores Blocked
Out Ia the Slopes - Is an lmp)r-
tant h. Product

The Continental All, mines have AT
,h. s..,,I,.,. In 49, 49,. -,
'"' ''' 'P'"'N Nuns "'I" ~ '"' ''''''
iers today ten cars of crude ore ana
conccrtJte from N, Alta properties
Tho C,rg,i,, ,.ul .,,l,. CO., D., b,dIc,,,
','
no" 'hfise'''Al'y deneral Manager
'roWthcr is carrying forward the CAM
paign al the propsrtiag over which he
prosldes and i'm which he some time
ago stakod His r,putatlou a. A mining
encjneCr t6at the iadgos would resnond
generously 2ben fhay we're one placed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-21
A. S. CAMPBELL,
STOCK Broker. 2l6 u. +. Walker Block
THE AMERICAN FLAG.
President slngIser we'll Satisfied with
PresenI Conditions.

AlAANHt NhuaAlohNt
cam slryisor yisi,oa ,b, American
I,r.,s r.ron.,.,, mia go .,d u,.s ns,''
f.ntI, sstisec5 ,'i,b r,."r,libirg In ard
at,u, ,,a min, 800 49,, pE,u NV
B,rnrd Nagtrr lJo1h,n{, WuI,an,
IRA, who for ,raoRs mast hps hssn
,I.ri1, ,he r.,,. n,,rn,psry nae .h,rt
trtsa.l bis U.,rp ana n,riy newt vCssk
,br ,'hcois viii Eo r..,d, ~ mn mo
.D',,. .t,sI ,,iI,,.g gr,,g. ,g i,.riace ana
a. s,n., nf 'ri,sta,.s ,," ro,,. ,,it,ing tbs
Gnisbjrs, tor.,os oT ma ,,, tpa f3ttsr
',,t ,t ,,,,, go H. r,,,. roist ,,iii n,
rs,dg ~ he r,,t irto co,,n,iosinn Work
Mn bc, ,l ,,,nse.,,ts5 Min ,,rs,tg,,
,,rid,ty ana a. r.noTts ,,. trrc r,,,cn
ara ,'Gi ha r.,is.I INA ,,,,be,S1 ,cbs
,n,,,.,,a,,,s,t is ,a,.,, rsticcnt reg,rdirg
thoi, ,,,a,..,ln, I,t 49,, No. A., H.,
,,n,, f,,t,,,, ,t,., r..,,,I,. gI,i,,,r.,ts ,,,il
,.u ,,o .,o,, hottar tt,r ,,ords car,
,oT oT 49, 10 bofn,, a',,,,
Tnh, p,,.dis. ~ oid p.rl,,,o and
MINI, a,,aratn.r ,'a., a., t,i IsrE M
d',, "a 1,,,asd,y ~ tbis ,,acI ia
mn" ' NEE ne tbo ,Jr,, ~" "t tSo Cam
ms , .s,.,, In ,,birb n. A. bea,ii,.
i TT.'' ,nG ana ,b,", bo 40 cnrS',
dant ,,ui ,'aGo ,i,,soif ana ,sgoct,tns
rirb (Vork az tbis ,,,,rs is g,ing stcad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-21
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The undersigned trustees of MI rl'as
ant School District Mt Pleasant Titan.
latrInes urlnals, etc, In the Mt Please
school building. Plans and specification
can be found nc the office Of c. n. Luu.
at Mt Pleasant Utah, also al the o.a.
of H. c. Watkins, architect, Provo lta.
Each bid must be accompanied with IS
certified check Of per cent II the amour.
Of bid,
The trustees will meet at the above
stated time and date 10 open and plhIf."
read all bids. The trustees reserve tas
right TO reject any and an bld-,
BY order Of the Board
AMASA ALDRICH
ABNER CRANE.
G, n, LUND, Clerk
Dated A. M. Pleasant Aug h. lM.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-21
BUSINESS NOTES.

Tol3y's local bank olearIngS amount
ed to 90o,lS6l2, az against 1898, 193.G2 for
the same day last year
Ernest r.. Grant has bought for s.. 500
from the SAT- Lake Security d Trust
company a brick cottage ON Ninth
street. near @ street. Tho city council
recently ordered this street graded. Tho
proposition 10 construct the boulevard
has started up building along the North
bench
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-21
SUMMONS

I'm the District Court OF The Third Ja'
dicisl District of the state Of Utah Dua.-
g. of Salt Lake Frank q, Lame, I.a,.N.
Va Edvlnna Lane Defendant The SHN
Of Utah to the Snid Defendants YOU af
hereby summoned 10 appear within 'W''.
" days after the service ~ This summa 3
upon you. n served within the County 10
which this action Is brought oih.N
within thirty days after service, ara o.-
fend the above entitled action ana H
case VI your failure SO 10 do, uaru''
win be- rendered against you a..1.lH'
to the demand of the complaint Vr'" a
herewith served upon you,
JOHNSON & FOWLER
Plaintiff Attorneys
2. O. Address 2lS South Main HlI
Salt Lake city Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-21
AT THE RESORTS.

Wednesday next the grocery md
butcher stores Of Salt Lake win not be
open, the Cay being the general outing
of gracera aud meat cutters at Saltair.
The association looks for general
turnout and has arranged a suitable
program An Ogden butcher has an
nouno.d his Intention Of attempting TO
ride silver King. the diving horsewhlch
Provo rider has several times failed
DO stick
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-21
LIGHT DEMAND FOR STOCKS,
Forenoon Sales OF Mlnlug Exchange Az.
gregats Less Than $4,000.

The week opened on the mining ex-
change with the sale of $500 shares
for 1888 90 this forenoon. All told only
a half dozen stocks participated one
lot of 100 shares OF Doly-Judge went at
S615. New York Bonanza opened weak
ana dropped down to As cents the clos-
ing sale price Yankee Consolidated
tumbled 10 33 cents Wabash being of
fered at Sl9O. was met with bid of
81 GO, out no sales We're recorded ON
the open bonrd, Little Chief, Sacramon.
10 and Thompson We're active. 1000
shares of the latter going az li3s cents.
The closing quotations and sales Were
repOrtcd as follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-21
MOFFAT IN NEVADA.
Colorado Mining Man Gets a Foothold
In white Horse.

The news that Dave Moftat Of Dem
Yer had become actively interested I'm
the White Horse districts east Of Reno
caused profound stir among those
mining men who own property out
there, says the Gazette of Reno
ON good authority 10 was stated this
morning that the owners of the recent
Kennedy strike had been offered $4,000
for their holdings aud that the deal
would probably be completed this aft.
ernOon
The men who represent Mofflt have
been IN town for some time, ana have
been looking over some of the most
promising properties with a view to
obtaining control of them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-21
Let Another Contrast

The directors Of the South Columbus
Mining company have let a contract to
continue the tunnel another 100 feet
which will carry it into the mountain
about 200 feet The price mentioned
i'm the contract is said to be Sll per
foot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-21
Nevada stocks

James A. Pollock & Co.. brokers. re-
ported the following quotations from
san Francisco today;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-21
J, OBERNDoRFER

Stock Broker,
Tel Bell 1872 lei S. Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-21
WOOL


ST. Louis Aug I-Wool. steady. Ter
rtory and western mediums 1880 hne
medium 22i-i. nue. llQlS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-21
REGULAR CALL SALES

DAILY judge. 100 no t.1i
Now York, 200 st iSH; 400 ot iSis,
! 00l at 49,
Yankee i0O 8t 49,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Little Chief 5000 at "a,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-04-28

A lady from Michigan writes to her
husband who is visiting friends here,
that potatoes at his home are selling at
from seven to ten cents per bushel; and
that she could hardly afford eggs for
Easter, as they were up 10 sixteen
cents q dozen. Fresh butter in that
market is away up TO thirteen cents a
pound.
Well, the above refreshes our men,
Ory of boyhOOd years. When eggs
were less than Ave cents per dozen,
we had eggs 70 eat and plenty of them;
and butter, with our maple molasses
on hot biscuits. when II was below six
cents. Above that figure, II was maple
syrup and fried pork sop; and when &C.
casiOnally the price scared to l2 cents
and one pound Of batter would buy two
yards Of blue calico, the farmers Re-
came affected with the ''nabOb" mi
crobe.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-04-28

A railroad man never knows what il
in store for him when he comes on duty
to his Office or place Of business. A
month ago Mr.. D. A. Creamer, who
was doing duty as station agent here,
and was held in high esteem by the
railroad employees and all his town &C.
quaintances, was sent to FL Paso to
take charge Of the station there, and
Mr.. j. 7. Whisenand, of Wellington,
Kansas, became his successor.
And now, after being with us a few
weeks, and we are all becoming so
pleasantly acquainted with Mr.. Whise-
nand and his family, the order comes
from the higher powers, to Messrs.
Creamer and Whisenand to exchange
places. And Mr.. Creamer is again on
duty here and Mr.. Whisenand is at his
post in Ell PasO. His family left for
that city Tuesday Of this week. When
one holds even high position in rail-
way employ he is not certain of per-
manent ''sit,"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-04-28
Easter Display.

lust after the revolutionary war, and
bout the time we were old enough to
par "galluses," we would have had
a Easter holiday once in twelve
nonths, Christmas every six months,
- 4th of July eveay ninety days. But
lder the later dispensation, in which
fsbbits eggs" and Easter decorations
cure so prominently, we would
double up" on this last holiday and
ave 1t occur as often as we once wish
christmas would show up.
The displays in the windows and
lores in the larger cities are often
marvellous artistic creations, and serve
b impress one with the belief that, in
hese last days, a genius has been rails
'l up especially for arranging Easter
.ecorations. And the smaller towns
be only behind the cities in a lack Of
paterial to arrange the holiday display.
Few are the western towns of the
Dpulation Of Deming that have the
naterial and the ability to equal the
splay windows IN Kinnear & Co.'S.
Jug store on the recurrence Of Easter
eliday. To Mr.. E. P. Dozier belongs
e credit Of the Kinnear 4 Co.'S. dis
~; and now that his first baby would
ke the blue ribbon at any baby show
j the country, he says he will take a
hck seat to nobody in beautiful crea-
ions."
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-04-28
Advertise.

Newspaper advertising is, today, the
trade-wind of business prosperity. II
is the power behind the throne; the
power which sells goods to the public,
and a power which no sane business
man disputes. 1t is to business the
steam or electric power that makes the
wheels go round"
Advertising is the fundamental prin.
ciple of success. Advertising is the
cheapest and most direct guide to bus
mess success. 1t has been demonstra-
ted time and again that newspaper ad-
vertising is as essential to success as
the very money with which business
is founded.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-04-28
To the StOekmen.

Mr.. A. H. Thompson, the Commits
sion stock dealer, has recently been
over in Arizona, and purchased a car
load Of young Herefords bulls from the
Sierra Bonito ranch in that Territory.
The Stock owners in this vicinity are
buying them up, Howlet and Thompson
having purchaced a number, and they
will soon be gone. He has few left
at this writing, and they will be closed
'eut at bargain.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-04-28
.as.sr ssrvles. a. s.. Luke,. /. Church

Services were held at St. Luke's
ehurch on Easter Sunday. Owing TO
NE bad weather the decorating was
accomplished under difficulties neverthe-
less they were exceedingly beautiful
and appropriate. The music in the
morning was especially good. The
Sunday School Lenten offering for the
Board Of Missions was over twenty
two dollars with more to be brought in.
st. Luke's Guild presented the Organist
with beautiful organ edition Of the
Church Hymnal as a slight mark Of ap-
preciation Of her long and faithful
services.
The thirteenth Annual Convention Of
the Missionary District Of New Mexico
including Texas west of the PecOs river,
meets In st. Lnke's church, May the
eleventh. There win be q service on
Wednesday May the tenth, which will
include an ordination 10 the Priesthood
and q sermon by the Rev. Jacob N.
White, Of AlamOeOrdO, N. N. The SER
vices win be open 10 everyone. IL is
hoped that the visiting clergy win be
accorded q large attendance.