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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07
BANKRUPTCY NOTES.

following petitions in bankruptcy were filed yes
terday with the clerk the United States District Court
Norris Joseph No 221 East s5th-st. and No SIS Co
Miller Moses Sandhon. Of No AIS East 3D.
ST liabilities 81 PAS: $50 The principal creditor
J. C. Asher S201 The petitioners were members Of
firm Miller SandhOn & Teller.
Matte NJ Colgate. 1913 West 1l3th-st; liabilities
SLID; $ls9 The principal creditor is B. Altman
GiScomo Pisciotta builder No. IS spruce-st liabll-
tiles $3.50 The principal creditor Is John
RenschmIdt New-York City. secs.
Morris Fagenson. clerk. No 26 West ll2th-st labil
tiles SIsOs5: SS5 The principal creditor lie H.
Clahin Co., S2.S12
Butler retail grocer No. 1,7s6 Lexngton-ave by Ed
ward d DeDevg Co.. and other creditors. with claims Of
SS72 Preferences alleged
An Involuntary petition was hied against Kirker
Friedman shirts IS East l0hst. by three creditors
Isaac Epstein 81 800 ArmoTy Browne & Co.. Sll12 and
y s Pernhemer & Bro. S522 Preferences are alleged
Alfred L Dtter appointed receiver with bond OF
An involuntary petition was fled against Adolph
Waller L SpTitzer Louis Michelman carriers and
elastic Goods al No Broadway by the American Mills
COMPANY and other creditors with claims OF SO57 Pref
EQUITABLE Garter Works F. H Griffin was appointed re-
Jobn F. Brandt Of No 1874 webster-ave.. voluntary
petition: liabilities. s1.4s6; assets SO The principal
charles " Brandt No. 1874 Webster-aye. voluntary
nefition. liabilities 81 $40: assets S25 The principal
creator IS w 2. Baker. New-York City, $3lS
Peter fucker appointed receiver OF te business OF
Buceola involuntary bankrupt win ooha OF
The sebeaules OF Hirschneld & show debts OF
SOC s56 S2549 The principal creators are
Dos East 5Stst Sc 800: Albert Asst. No 10 West 4ths
100 The assets consist stock OF cloaks. $4,000
machinery $500. accounts Sl.OAs
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Oblate Fathers 20 establish house OF studies
near by and in connection with the Catholc Inl-
versty That institution eXerts a powerful inliu-
all friends OF Catholic progress and CATH
Ollie education. Its trials. its difficulties, its re-
verses have but made Il all the dearer 70 every
Catholic heart Any idea that II must
ultimately be the great centre OF Catholic thought
and influence in this country could not md any
permanent resting place in loyal Catholic breast
The Catholic University Is too closely allied with
flourish by the very vigor and energy which are
characteristic OF our people and which carry 70
splendid success whatever is begun and continued
under the auspices of the Catholic hierarchy
the Oblates have been able to take their humble
place in this great work. and am especially glad
that such decision reached so soon after an
event which. for the timid. might have threatened
embarrassment ana reaction
The action OF the Oblates in buying and their in
tention to build the Catholic University is one
OF the most important announcements since the
failure Of the university's treasurer, Thomas F.
Waggaman. and the embarrassment resulting
from the trying up Of its endowment fund. Father
Fallon's hearty Endorsement of the work which
the university has done and is doing is taken as
hopeful sign. and it is keenly appreciated by the
officials OF the institution
The finances Of the university are in excellent
order. and are daily becoming more untangled
from the Waggaman case. Monsignor O'Conneu
mas secured 100000 since the opening of the scho-
lastic year, and has invested this fund in good
fa1lroad bonds. Over $4,000 has been received
from the collections ordered by the Pope and this
represents only hfty-eight dioceses which have
made returns. There are ninety dioceses in the
united states, and In some the collection for the
university mas not yet been MADE
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name Of debtor the second that Of
the creditor and date when judgment fled
Biegelesen Dora-R Geiger; January q, 1905 -
BiehI Frederic-D February 90 1905. S73 81
gaTa coupa sIiS9 June e. 1904 14s e5
02 27 1905 du1s ac sIte 1000 90
f7 1Sas ~. % -.."..O',' 74@
0l fo1nsn1 Ge9 9nge 81 Ig64 14s e5
T4oolev William T-F I, Echaefer: July 81 1904
Is1an Felx-F S Wilson; April J. 1905. 49,. 1873 q
Kirk leonard CT 3 Bissei August Is. 1895. IT'S 50
Moore Frank &C AIand; August II. 1904. 81 60
O5 cfea8ne Company: april 81 1904 271 4s
F9 Gsobs ray " Io08 a25
g9n. " na... las
Scott R9 mus S 60 ia5a - 14s o5
Wells Joseph K-C Aercklng; December H. 1903 T3 30
W cdI5no lanes June ~ % 700 14s o5
weinsten Juius-R Rushak; o. 1905. 1877 sc
lP beII Fe6r9 stTSe! "a i5 1914 30
The Wilson RefrigeratinR Machine Company
i Nsson Mahoiao'ulihe Coi.paAy IS 6s
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CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
ObLates TO Locate Near the Wash
ingtOn Institution.

washington. April e.-The Very Rev. II f.
Fallon OF Buffalo, provincial Of the Oblate Fathers
has purchased in the District OF Columbia fifteen
acres OF land directly opposite the Catholic Uni
NerEity Ter tho purpose OF erecting during the COM
ing summer a house OF studies for the members
OF his order. Father Faon also announces that the
nrst house TO be erected win be the house OF
studies for the seholastics advanced theological
bt1eoDIss ahd tAat nos7eate viii be erected on
t-F 1ii-iisI piOl soLne Tine Speaking OF his pur-
S-11s ana ms reasons Tor removing his college
lLoh Ne"-AoLA state 20 the great American seat
o. learning. Father Fallon said:
n has long been tho intention ana desire Of tbs
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Taverpool Aurll 6--Closng-WHEAT-Spo steady: No
California, 6s cad; futures firm; May. 6s $50; July
d 6skd: September IS 6btd cORNSpot quiet ATneri-
can mixed. new. IS AKA: American mixed old Is lO4d
futures firm: May As "a July. IS AID. PEAS-Canadian
arm ii q ia FLOUR-st Louis fancy winter steady
al 9s "a. HOPS London Pacific Coast steady at
80 6s3f6 rs BEEF strong: extra India mess, as Cd
PORK easy; prime ness, Western; 6is 81 AAAs[Short
cut % 30 n. 29s short I'D. 10 "a 70. 40s Cd long
middea ight . 80 n. 30s: long clear middlea
80 70 80 H. ass ca: short backs l6 70 20 70
8Ts 6d; clear bellies. II 70 l8 70. s9a SHOULDERS
Square IL 20 - n. quiet al 6lB LARD-Prme Western
IN ueTces steady q &s ca American refined pals
firm al Sds 90 BUTTER nominal. CHEESE strong;
American nnest white bss Cd; American eoiored
56s 50. TAILOW-PrEne city steady ~ 2aS TURPFN-
IAGts--.ST'5lL 5tIo1G ax sss Cd ROSIE-C0mmOn firm
e q ca FEI5.oLsU A1-Etsansd quiet az ed LINsEED
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STORAGE NOTICES.
THE WEST END
STORAGE WAREHOUSES
2G.g gfo Wear s1rh ST.

New-York, April 9Th. 1900
To ". r. Dee. Mrs. W. q. English. p Las
sonde Mrs c. L. StrOrg. 7. j. Thompson;
You and each OF YOU are hereby noti.e's
that the time for the payment OF the lien I
hold upon the property hereinafter descfi1
having expired after due notice thereon nad
been given you. I viii cause sueh ploPel.s;
to wit. household goo,ls. personal effects ana
merchandise. stored by you OF In your haiie
n the West End Storage WAREHOUSES ~
be sold al public auction. accol@inG " nc
statute in sI1cb case made AID provided, at
the George MerIss Auction Rooms, loo E.ilse
12sth-st.. y. Y. City. On Tuesday. April %'l4:
1900. commencing at l0.jO O. clock a. m ~
the sale Is not completed II viii be eontin-
ued on the following day. Wednesday, April
18th. at the same time and place. until all
the goods are sold -,--.,.s.
A. Blumenthal. Prop
Grant Wayne Manager.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

BufLaio April 6-FLOUR Arm. WHEAT-Spring un-
settled; No Northern. 81 1888. Winter dull: No 8 red
81 T. CORN steady; No 2 yellow. 54c; No corn 52c
OATS steady; No white 35c; No mixed SO &C. BAR
LEY-Western. in store. 45G5Sc. RYE-NO 2 in store
chicago. April G-Ths leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07

Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR STEADY
WHEAT-No 2 spring. 81 l0qSI l5 No 3 81 O2aSi il;
low, $50 . oHTENo csN NJ 5Sse No yell
white. S0GS2Ac RYB-No 2 76@7shc BARLEY 1SY o
Good feeding. 579S9c fair TO choice mating 4sS47c
FLAXsEED-NO l. 81 "a; No Northwestern 81 ss
per bbl sl2 sOQSl2 S. LARD per 100 r. 81 i2 dS7 Is
GUT MEATMSh9Tt Ttes sides dOO7s1 1881 1914 short
high wines. 81 o. RUTTEFt-On the Produce Exchsnge
to-day the hrnn Creamsries 2555Sse
diaries, 2O125c. EGGS firm. at mark cases inci,So6
le1zc: hrBs 16hc: prime hrsts. l755c: extras ISL
CHEESE steady. l2al3he.
Duluth. April 6.-CIose-WHEAT-Eo l Nortber,
81 O4& No 2 Northern 9S&c0Sl ON; Nav 81 oSs.t
July. 81 OLA: September. s4%c -
milwaukee, April 6.-wHEAT-No l Northern 81 "a
No 2 Northern. 81 OeQS1 O915 July $50 bid RYE dull
No /. s41S4l5c BARLEY-Eo 2 Ole: sample ssGS0c
CoRN-NO 8. 47h94shc: May. 4s1ac bid
MlnneapoIis April 6.--Close: WHEAT-No hs.s
May 81 oSE july 81 % gsi osa September y al
FLOUR-FIrst patents &6QS6 10; patents IS 81
50 9O first clears g 25q4 35 second So 1899 IS
BRAN-In bulk. $12 5Oq$i2 rs
grade 81 673kdSf 0s CORN quiet April 6I65ihe n Ss
hrner; No white. natural 36A G36hc; No 2 yVbits
clipped, S6i3c BUTTER hFmer; Western cream
cry. 29i1 Q30c: extra nearby prints. SEC EGGS Arm.
marx CHEESE quiet; New-York full cream fan ~, Al
l3Ac: do choice i314e do fair good I2E TIai[Ss
Receipts-FIour 1000 bbls 1850 in sacks wbesS
1900 BUSH corn 1000 bush; oats. coo bush shin
bush. ''
ST. Ilous April G--Close-wHEAT-No red. cash
hard 81 Oiit@si o. CORNING 2 cash acc; MAY az
July. 40Q46ke. oATs-No cash. aOc; May. 2SSc; No
Toledo April 6-cLovERsEgD-cash s. so hid.
april s. 90; October. IS TO- ALsIKE-Prims 81 7o
TtAaoTEH-Prims. 81 40
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Standard Quality Ready-to-
Wear Suits and Top Coats
For Mem.


For Our Ready-roWear Clothing do not claim better
fabrics better tailoring than you get the Suits and Over
coats sold by other thoroughly reliable cothiers
We have need of that claim because is invariably used
as an apology for hgher-than-necessary price.
We purchase the best ReadyforService Clothing we know
Of One ne in particular from manufacturer whose
ton Since do control his entire output you will prob
ably find this apparel given prominence Specially Cloth
ing stores-bu at very much higher prices than quote
Spring assormenS ready to-day the complete we
have ever presented They include
Gray Sack Suits, S12.4o up to S26.5O.
Sold elsewhere from $500 to $500
The Fabrics-Close-woven smooth-faced worsteds
and softhnished hannes; plain in light medium and
dark hadesnoveies such pinhead checks brds-eves
overpaids, stripes and diagonal patterns
The Models-Sing and double breasted
Blue Sack Suits, S12.4o to $500.
Sold elsewhere at $500 to $500.
The Fabrics-Smooth-face serges and unfinished
worsteds-absolutely fast color
The MOdel-Long single and double breasted coats
with deep centre vent in back; pegtop medium width
trousers
Tan Top Coats, So. 90 to S24.06.
Sold elsewhere from $12oo to $1,000
Including the popular short box model Coats made of the
best grades of covert in various shades.
Mems Rain Coats, S14.74 to S23.49.
Sold elsewhere from $500 to $1,000
Made of the best grades of finished worsteds all
cravenetted in Oxford gray and hand tailored Quarter or
half lined; full perfect draping.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

AGENCIES WANTED by old established
firm for quick selling goods. medical or
otherwise; mail or store business refer
ences; cash with order ROWLEY BROS,
III Clarence-st-. sydney N 3. W. Aus
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HELP WANTED.
Male

Male
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Consulting Public Accountant and AuditoF'
252 Broadway, NeW-HoTk-
Duly qualified public accountant OF the
State OF NeW-YOrk and chartered account
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and other accounting.
Problems in accOuntRncg solved ana the
best mode OF procedure in disputed matters
explained 70 principals. heads Of offices ana
others. at personal interview or BY mall
Consultation fee from 50.
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young man. 10. experience n.
oifice and stock clerk. not afraid OF WORK
Al reference G. SUMMERS. 1sJ Adams-
St. Brooklyn
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 500 second hand
wood anu iron working machines. fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and eX-
s-~A&sa GEo. =. EDDY HO8 Madison-sL
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E,IrLoYaENT AeENCIEs.

.EmpIoymcut Agencles-Psr Tine. each
Insertion. IS cents; enc month. 10
cents per lina
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TXPEWRITING.
Tgpewriting-5 cents per line.


TgpewFiting-5 cents per line.
TYPEWRITERS.-An makes sold. rented
repaired. exchanged: reliable service
GOkMAN. 80 NassaC-St- Telephone 2i4o-
Cort!andt-
we REPAIR, sell and exchange typeWTit-
eTs and save you from 25 % 7625 from
manufacturers price. Remingtons a spe-
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CHANGE. 331 Broadway.
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Offices at regular Office rates until O'Clock
D. m. viz: 254 shave. s. e. cor. 23d-sC
l53 eth-aye. cor. 12th-st.: 90 East 14th-st.;
PSI West 42d-st-. between 9Th and Sth aves.:
263 West 125th-st..- ], 1913 Sd-ave-. between
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WORK WANTED.

Situations NSanted-Mals and Female
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
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usernents received at the following branch
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HANDBOOK No. $40, 667 OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing Any
person having claim to II IS hereby callesl
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit TO having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued.
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ST, BAsTH0l GME|'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2ff East 42d-st-First class domssticS are
supplied: also managing hOuseSeeperss ma
irons. sOveTnessea. tutors. etc.
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JUDGMENTS.

The following judgments hIed yesterday the nrst
uame being that Of the debtor:
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LOSr-BankbOok No. 426.sO4 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank ANY person having claims
upon said book is called upon 70 present the
said book will be declared cancelled and eX-
tinguished and a new one issued in leu
thereof.
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prsks AND oFFIcE FURNITURE.
OLD GOLD AND smyEk.

OLD GOLD, silver ond precious stones
bought at highest market value. made
into new articles or exchanged for ne&
tewelry or japanese goods at NJ F. fhR-
PER'S FACTORY. 70 ". 31st. haseneDt
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AN ENGLdSHMAN. single. aged 80 striot-
" sober. lately arrived. reference, IN AN
capacity J. BREMNER. 1GO BIseeker-sf
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LOsT.-Bankbook No. s51. 7sS on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon TO present
the same TO the bank within thirty days
or the said book will be declared cancelled
and extinguished and new one Issued IN
lien thereof
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BOOKKEEPER. cashier. auditor or cIer,s
with prospects o. Advancement BY a higS
class man. axe %. ~ II years experience.
he Is a Mason. member OF Prsgbvtarfar'
Church. and endeavorinS 70 lead a CiriV-
tian life; references furnished a. 70 char
acter. Industry and ability Any hrm IN
search OF a capable and responsible man
please address c. C.. Box II. Tribune OF.
fee
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FURNISHED ROOMS

single insertions cents yer line. Sixteen
No.Nss seven times cOnsecuCively 81 yyhich
Gnutles advertiser to have rooms entered n
Inc 4riounes Directory Of Desirable Rooms
ZOE q period OF fourteen dsyE Write fo-
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ton
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SASER--On bread and rolls: about -
West 42d-sr
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BANKBOOK No. SOC. 1855 OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing. ANY
person having a claim TO il IS hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit TO having said passboOk cancelled
and q new one issued
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DRIVING SALESMAN. q, married: usae
appearing: acquainted city streets an
towns on Long Island; good trade secured
EDWARD OPPERlGAN5I So Geh-9,-S
Long Island City.
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FUNsUONs NEW COAIAGAND-Bugadier Gem
sral Frederick Funston to-day relieved General
Francis Moore OF tho command OF the Department
OF California and the Division OF the Pacific, with
headquarters at San Francisco.
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The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1905-06-23
Special Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that special meet
ing of stockholders of tho LIS lara building u
Loan Association will he held at tho office of
the com pany, In La lara, Colorado. on Mon
day evening July the 3rd, i"05, at . ~ o'clock,
for tho purpose of nominating candidates for
direct ors to he elected at the annual meeting
of STOCKHOLDERS held on the 9TH day of August,
1905.
CLIFTON II. WILDER.
Secretary.
Dated at La lara, Colo, June ard, 1905.
First publication June O. 1905.
Last publication June 80, 1905.
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1905-06-23
RESOLUTIONS
Adopted by the Board Of Trus.
tees of the Town Of Man
ASA June Fl, 1905,

Whereas, an All Wise Creator, In
His infinite wisdom. has seen At to
remove from this life one of our
number whose place it will be
difficult indeed to fill. one whose
wisdom and foresight WIS of meal,
culable benefit to the people with
whom he dwelt and for whom he
labored with untiring zeal.
Therefore be i, Resolved. that in
the death of President Altert II 4.
Smith the Board Of Trustees of the
Town of Manassa has suffered the
loss of Il valued member, wise
legislator, a prudent counselor and
a faithful friend,
And be it further Resolved, that
we express to the family our deep
sympathy and heartfelt sorrow in
their great loss and pray that the
Lord will soften their grief in this.
the hour of their trial.
Be it further Resolved that these
resolutions be spread on the min
utes of the meeting of the Board
and II copy thereof presented to
the family.
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1905-06-23
~. CAPULlN ~.
..:......,.i,.....s..s

From Our Special Correspondent.
j. Luis Ribera is shearing his
sheep now.
Asiselio Gonzales and wife went
to Monte Vista Wednesday.
Messrs. Luciano and Rafael H.
Trujillo have finished shearing
their sheep.
Farmers are busy now irrigating
their crops. The Alamosa and La
lara rivers are falling fast.
Sheepmen all feel happy now,
All who have sheared their sheep
report good crop of wool
Mrs. -.Juana Maria Romero.
mother of Romualdo Ortiz, started
Friday on visit to her son at San
ia Fe. New Mexico.
Melquides Torres and family of
Monte Vista, We're in Capulin this
week on visit to Mr.. Juan de } g..
Gallegos who is recovering from "A
long and serious illness.
Abelino A. Muniz was around
his many friends for day or two
this week. He came over from
his ranch at Ell Pazo, where he
has been for number of days.
Mr.. Muniz is well liked and has
quite a number of friends around
here.
The procession of Corpus Christy
passed off yesterday and was a
grand affair. There were three al
tars. the one at Mrs. Romualdo
Ortiz's was considered one of the
best aud was very nicely ar
ranged Mrs. Romualdo Ortiz
and chorus furnished the music
and singing for the services.
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1905-06-23
~. SANFORD -.

From Cur Special Correspondent,
Haymg will soon be on.
Mrs. VIM. Christensen. of Man
ASA. was in town Monday.
r. NJ. Caldwell left Monday for
Idaho where he will make his fut-
ure home.
Fred Christensen is building an
addition to his residence on Fourth
South Main street.
Supt. f. A. Nelson came in
Saturday from Utah where he at
tended the NJ. |. A conference.
"A hint to the wise is sufficient. =
Again We petition for the repair of
those irrigating ditch crossings.
Frazier. Hutchins and Sumner
went to Monte Vista. Wednesday.
where they will be employed in the
hay fields.
Mrs. A. &. Lindberg came in
Saturday from Fruitland. n. NJ.
where she has been visiting her
brothers c. B. and ID. A. Christen-
sen.
The medicine show Saturday
night was well attended and num-
Der of tin thimbles and spoons
were given away. Miss Faucet
received the popular lady prize.
Mr.. Hutchins the large family
prize and A. p. Mortensen also
carried off souvenir.