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MONTGOMERY BALL TEAM

za MONTGOMERY BALL TEAM ! Rm HAS BEEN COMPLETED. }
 R About the time that The Ad- E sm vertiser was spreading the nR news among the local fans \ "a yesterday about Brouthers be- ' M ing secured. Major E. E. Win ' zm ters received a letter. That ! An letter was from Tom O'Brien ! sa announcing the fact that he } sA had two iron-clad contracts ln those of Dan Brouthers and ! zR Jim Hanafn. The signing of } sa Hanafin completes the Pretzel za roster with the exception of T zn the box stan for 1905, and the !
 1 team as 1t stands certainly H zn looks like 1t can go some. !
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 a 1908, hitting way up and lead !
 M ing the outfleIders of that E Rn league. He will succeed Dur ! aa rett in left field, and If he lives ! 1m up to his past form, should ! ah prove another valuable man E
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FoR AIpERNIAN, WARp oNE.

! hereby announce myself a candidate For reelection as Alderman from Ward One subject to the action of the Democratic
 C. B. COINS.
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ron ALDERaIAN-AT-LARGE.

man-at-large. subject to the action of the n JOHN P. KoHN
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

2. c. Randolph hereby announces himself as a candidate for mayor of Montgomery. subject to the Democratic nomination, and he Is pledged to no individual and to no anterests.
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FOR ALDERMAN. WARD FOUR.

hereby announce myself candidate for Alderman from Ward Four. subject to the eetion of the Democratic primary.
 w. w SEIpLE.
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FoR ALpERnIAN. wARp FTvE.
c. A. GRIFFITH.

hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election Alderman frozl Ward Five subject to the action of the Democratic
 c. A. GRIFFITH.
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q ANNnuNCENIFNT.

hereby announce myself as a candidate Cor Mayor Of Montgomery; subject to the action of the Democratic Primary.
 wv M TEAGUE.
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FUNERAL FLOWERS.

Floral denigns Artistically made up. ". also carry Palm Leaves. Wheat sheaves and tssooons m suitable colors and sizes We 4u1fen.ee entire satisfaction. & B. Stern 4 Co., phone 10oI.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-03
ANNOUNCEMENr.

I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Mayor of Montgomery, subject to the action Of tho Democratic Primary.
 4. c. FORBES.
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10 The Ladies of Montgomery

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I hereby announce myself a candidate for Alderman from Ward Five. subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
 @ W. LANGSTON HAYGOOD.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-03

am a candidate for reelection as Alder man to represent Ward Five. subject to the action Of the Democratic primary, and l solicit the support and endorsement of my friends.
 JAMES F. MADDOX.
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until their sides swelled. Each rein- deer was drawing about 250 pounds, and that was fair load with the snow as deep as 1t was.
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MASONIC

There win be a special com. AA xnunication of Andrew Jackson AM Lodge No. IFS. A. F. and A Nj. MK held this Friday evening" N Feb. g. 1905. at 7:s0 o'clock sK&N<Y Work in M M Derroe
 Members of Montgomery Lodre No 1i ana visiting brethren are fraterna iIy Invited to attend ''' By order of the W. M.,
 JNo. D. CARTER,
 Secretury
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hereby announce myself a candidate for reelection as Alderman for Ward Six sub seet to the action of the Democratic pri-
 JOHN RYAN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-03
:. FOR ALpER,LAN. WARp srx.

s hereby announce myself as a candidate for reelection as Alderman from Ward SIX. SuhJeet to the action of the Democratic pri- H JAMES J. SULLIVAN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-03

Alderman from Ward stz subject 10 ebe action of the Democratic primary
 JAMES rOOLE
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FoR ALDERMAN. WARp sEYEN.

! hereby announce myself as a candidate for reelection as Alderman from Ward Seven. subject to the action of the Demo- cratic primary.
 fl J. L. HOLLOWAY.
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fF -
 SPECIAL- @ NOTCES: l
FUNERAL NOTICE.

11s w Issnas Ten, and aequaintances of Mrs. A. Sail B. A. Ball and family arc ra- xA' sescuuiiy invited to attend the f,,psreI
 sae former from the residence of Mr r' ss.,s.aa;;. Sais ssasis zoo South Hall street at
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-31

lance of 100 miles, Fifteen hundred
carloads of material are on the road
from Chicago.
+. J. Easley, the local s%uperintend.
ent. left for Ration this morning on
No. s.
Engineers Reed and Milroy are ut
Albuquerque attending the sessions OF
the Mystic Shriners.
Mechanical Superintendent +. p.
Barnes Of the New Mexico division.
spent yesterday here.
John Brownell of Denver, has ar
rived In the city and taken a posi-.
ton rs helper at the local shops.
Otto Fell. the genial day clerk at
the roundhouse, leaves for Chicago
next week to visit relatives and
friends.
Fireman Schuck of the local run,
resigned his position and will remove
to Wyoming, to look after other In.
|~terests.
Local officials still complain of the
congestion Of freight In the yar3s,
despite their united efforts to remedy
the same.
In the absence Of r. ID. Gibbons, j.
w. Records has assumed the duties
of roundhouse foreman. Mr.. Record
comes from the Santa Fe shops of
Ration, where he held a similar posi-.
ton.
The canyon will likely be a very
dangerous locality for the casual visit
or tomorrow, according to w. Long
and Owen Harmon. the local machin-
lists, who will try out" their new
rifles Whereabouts.
Operating Superintendent Fox of
the Santa Fe Western, arrived yester-
day on a special. No particular sig
.nifcance is attached to Mr.. FoX's
presence, aside from purely routine
business.
Roundhouse Foreman r. ID. Glib
bons who has been confined to his
home by illness, has been accorded a
vacation, and will spend the .ame
recuperating amid the orange groves
of California.
In the district court at AlamOgordo,
n. NJ, the jury acquitted a number of
railroad strikers arraigned under an
old federal conspiracy law. The men
were striking against the Northeast
ern railroad.
The ClOudcroft season will open on
the first of June. The opening this
year will be fifteen days earlier than
last veal and the season will run
longer. as the lodge will not close
till October l.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-31
BUNCH OF NEW OFFICERS
ELECTED AND ADVANCED ON
NORTHEASTERN SYSTEM

Circulars We're issued Monday from
the general offices of the Southwest.
ern, announcing the first OF the ap.
polntments TO be made as the result
OF the purchase of the Northeastern
system by the Phelps.D Dodge company.
V. II. Stiles. who has been general
freight and passenger agent ~ the
southwestern, has been made general
passenger agent Of both systems. A..
N. Brown. who was general freight
and passenger agent OF the No.theaa..
ern system, has been made general
freight agent Of the two compapins.
The departments Of passenger and
freight, which were under one head In
the original companies. will be separ.
ate under the consolidation.
7. Paxton, master mechanic OF the
southwestern, has been made super
%intendent OF motive power OF the two
lines, with headquarters at Douglas.
+. Dawson. who has been transpor.
tation OF the Northeastern, has been
made master mechanic of that sy S.
tenn.
]. l.. Campbell, who has been in
charge of the survey of the FL !Ssaso-
Durango line for the Southwestern
a beer appointed engineer of main.
tenance OF way OF both roads.
J. ID. O'Connor has been made gen.
eral a foreman Of both roads. He
has been car foreman of the South.
western In this city.
For the present, the remaining off.
Gals Of the Northeastern who may he
removed under the new general man
agement are on the anxious bench.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-31

", j, Henry, a competent operator
from Chicago. who spent some lime
here last summer, has arrived 10 take
a place In the Santa Fe dispatehe.s'
office,
Chicago seems 10 possess Il special
attraction for railroad boys. judging
from the applications for passes at
the local offices, Ed, Hyddell, the
day caller, Is the latest to announce
his willingness to spend sixty days In
that windy town.
The Santa Fe railway company will
shortly commence the work OF renum.
boring the locomotives, both freight
and passenger, OF the entire system.
The work will be done In q light vel
low color, and about 1000 engines will
be affected by the order.
II, W. Hebard. who has been con.
nected with the Chicago, Rock Island
4 Pacific for several years, has re-.
signed to accept the position Of assist.
ant engineer on the Panama canal.
and will serve under w. u. Dauchy,
division engineer, on the Cuelbro
work
Last Friday night from some IN.
known cause the northern approach
to the Denver & Rio Grande railway
bridge across the Rio Grande at Rio
Grande station. about twenty five
miles from Santa Fee, took fire and
was burned out, The approach vas
OF wooden trestle> work, but The
bridge, which was Of steel. was I'm.
injured. Agent +. II. Mcbride of The
Denver & Rio Grande railway. at
Santa Fee, was notified and immediate.
ly sent out a w%recking crew, but the
passengers had TO be transferred.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-31

Vacation rates 10 Kansas City, Atch,
ison. 81, Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago
and ST, Louis aud other eastern
Round trip tickets Will BIO on
good to return until Oct. Slst
at very low rates, For particulars
apply at ticket office, W. j., Lucas,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-31
New Orleans Railway Future,

The New Orleans States declares
that during the next two years at
least nine new trunk lines will be
added to the number of railways en-
tering that city. namely: Mobile &
Ohio, ST. Louis & San Francisco, Rock
Island, Southern railway. Colorado &
Southern, Kansas City Southern.
Louisiana Railway e. Navigation.
Santa Fe and New Orleans & Great
Northern. The latter, il says. already
enters New Orleans, but within two
years will be running its own engines
from Memphis to the warehouse of
the New Orleans Terminal company.
Canal street, 1t is stated, will be the
central point of entry for ten rail
ways, and the union station to be
erected on the site of the terminal
company is expected to rival any rail
way station in the south. The roads
which are to make the Canal street
depot their terminus are said to be:
Mobile e. Ohio. Southern. Frisco. Rock
Island. New Orleans.& Northwestern,
New Orleans & Great Northern. Kan
sas City Southern, Texas 4 Pacific
and Louisville & Nashville.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-31

Northwestern Builds In Wyoming.
Work is being rushed on the ex-
tension of the Chicago & Northwest
ern railroad from Casper. Wyo, to
the Shoshone reservation, which will
be thrown open in June, 1908. \ dis
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-31

The Cloudcroft eason will open on
the first of June. The opening this
year will be fifteen days earlier than
last year and the season will run
longer, as the lodge will not close
till October /.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-31
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-Cheap phaeton in good order,
j enquire l.. v. phone Nj. ID. Winternits.
a7l
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-31

LNOR SALE-Cheap. n good kitchen range
i lllU Lincoln avenue. b-l25
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EOR SALE-Cheap, u National Register, APP.
II ply The Blsmark 5l26
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-12
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN
KILLED IN A WRECK

Yesterday morning Engineer War
ner Campbell and Fireman Bert Mar
tin were Killed near the little station
Of Sublette. west of ADtonito. on the
east slope uf Cnmbres Hill. They We're
going down with q freight, headed for
Antonito. and the engine left the
track al one of the curves and was
followed by two cars. The engineer
went with the engine and the fireman
jumped striking on his head. Camp
hell was killed instantly and Martin
lived about twenty minutes. Camp
bells body was terribly mangled
The accident is supposed to have
been caused by a broken wheel on the
nEine but this cannot be determined
Tor u certainty.
John O'connell was the conductor
In charge.
Both men killed wera single. Camp
bells folks live In Hopkinsville. Ken
lucky. and Martins folks live on "A
ranch near Alamosa. Campbell is said
TO he a Knight Tempar and an Elk.
Both men were slightly known in Du.
range, having run in here at odd
lines. Their headnarters were at
Chama and they ran mostly between
there and Alamosa
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-12
DEATH OF MRS. AIREY.

Sunday morning shortly after mid
night. Isabel. wife of Charles w.
Arey. departed this life. She had been
confined in the Ochsner hospital,
where she had undergone an operation
and her condition had been extremely
critical even before the operation as
well as after. and death was not un.
expected. The operation was perform
ed as desperate attempt TO save her
life. there seeming to he no other
chance for her She was brought down
from Silverton, her home. for the pur-
pose of having the operation perform
cd. Her husband, her mother. Mrs.
McRea and her sister Mrs. J n. Slat-
tery, all came down with her and the
husband and sister remained until the
end came, the mother having return
ed to Silverton in the meantime Mrs.
McRea and little Percy. the fourteen
year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Airay.
came down on the train yesterday. &C
companied bv ! II Slattery.
Mrs. Airey's maideB name was
Isabel Brod. She was born in Atchison
county, Mo. 32 years ago She was
married TO Charles W Airey, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Airey of Durango, in
1887 in Ouray For the last several
Years they have made their home in
Silverton One child blessed their
union. and that is the little boy Percy
Besides Mrs. Slauery. deceased had
a sister living in Cripple Creek, Mrs
Pbilbrick, and a brother in Washing
ton, ID. C., Fred Brod Neither OF the
Two last named could be reached by
wire and neither were present al the
funeral
Funeral service was held at the
Episcopal church at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon, the service being conduct
ed by Rev, o T. Ostenson. The re,
mains Were tnken TO The home of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Airey yesterday morn
ing and great many friends called
during yesterday and this forenoon 10
express their sympathy to the grief
stricken husband, son and relatives
At l;i5 The remains were taken to
the church, which was filled with
friends, a number having come down
from Silverton this morning TO pay
their last respects. Kind friends had
provided many beautiful floral EN-
blems. and after the service at the
church was concluded a long process.
sion formed and followed the remains
To their last resting place in Green.
mount cemetery
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-12
JOINT INSTALLATION
OF WooDcRAFT ORDERS

The Woodmen of the World and
the Women OF Woodcraft had a joint
installation OF officers last night. An
interesting little program was rend-
cred, handsome piece OF battenberg
was rafiied on and supper was served
Mrs. f. E. Schalles was the lucky
winner of the battenberg Mr.. w. w.
Smith and Miss Jeanette Hedges, re
spective heads of the orders. were
each presented with handsome pins
emblematical OF Woodcraft, in recog-
milton of their efficient services dur.
ing their terms of office. The follow
ing officers were installed by the
Woodmen:
j. C. Sanford, Council Com: T. p,
Brinegar, Adv. Lieut.: w. r. Farris.
Banker: W. w. Smith, Clerk. C. C.
Monteith, Escort Jas Crawley, Jr.
Watchman: Paul Gereg. Sentry;
Henry Scouton. Manager. is months
The following were installed by La
Plata Circle No 90:
Jeanette Hedges. p. G. N: Emma
j. Andrew, Adviser; Florence J.
ODriscoll, Banker; Louise f. Morgan
Cerk; Nellie Porter. Attendant: Alice
+, Kline, Musician; Agnes Godfrey
Outer Sentinel; Elizabeth Mccartney
Manager IS months.
The following composed the pro
gram
Installation by Aztec Camp
Installation by Circle.
Vocal Solo .......... Alice f. Kline
kentucky's Phil o. Pauline Morgan
Song "Old Winter"
Helen Kreder and Ruth Morgan
Duet, Mrs. Luella Smith and Mrs,
Olive TAYLOR.
Drill, ............ Little Walters
Solo, .......,.. Mrs Luella Smith
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-12
COUNTY OFFICERS ASSUME
THEIR DUTIES TODAY

This is the day that the new coun
~ officers went in, AT O'Clock this
morning Treasurer Patterson turned
over his Office to A. F. Hood. his sue
cessor, and Andy Lewis. Mr.. Hoods
deputy took charge.
The new board OF cocnty commits
sioners organized about 10 O'Clock,
electing George Logan chairman. The
first work they did was to examine
the bonds of the various county Off.
GERS.
Mrs, Pulford. the new county super.
lntendent. was in her ONCE early and
received number OF calls from par
ties having business pertaining to ru.
raj schools
John =. Coston, was smilingiy in.
yited in by MIR Hopkins. who turned
over the assessors records TO him
and wishing him good luck, backed
out.
Sherin Thompson was at his old
accustomed place and Deputy Sheriff
Patterson moved in about 10 O'Clock.
He hadn't far to move-iust down
two doors and across the hall He left
the safe aud picture OF Congressman
Hogg and Congressman Brooks for
his successor.
The same old force WAS in the
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-12
FIVE TERM SENATORS.

Senator Hale of Maine, who has
been indorsed by the Republican leg
islature caucus of his state for re-
election, will take his place after
March 3 next in the little group OF
five-term senators. He was first sent
to the senate in 1881 and Is thus
completing his twenty-fourth year OF
service
The Senate contains now one six
term senator Allison Of Iowa, who has
served continuously since 1873, and
one other senator, Teller OF Colorado
who has been elected six terms.
terms His first term was for bnt a
single session and after he had been
reelected he dropped out OF the SEN
ate two years to accept seat in
President Arthur's cabinet.
OF fve-term senators there are now
Morgan of Alaba-na. Platt Of Connec-
ticut and Cockerell of Missouri. who
have served continuously Steward OF
Nevada is completing his fifth term
but he had a twelve-year sap in his
service, having been first elected to
The senate, it is interesting to recall.
as carly as 1864. Senator Frye OF
Maine. is also in his fifth term. but
his first term, TO fill a vacancy, last
ed but two years. so that his actual
period OF service is the same as that
of Senator Hale. Senator Hawley of
Connecticut, and Senator Aldrich OF
Rhode Island are now finishing their
fourth terms. and Senator Cullom OF
lllonois is just Two years behind
them in length of service.-RecoISi.
Herald
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-12
THE BOARD OF TRADE NOM.
MATES FOR DIRECTORS

Pursuant to call the board of trade
met in the city hall last night at 8
O'Clock for the purpose of making
nominations for the new board of d.
rectors, to be elected at the next
meeting, which is to be held Thurs
day night Jan. 18th, in the city hall.
The meeting was presided over by
Vice President A. p Camp. Secretary
McClO,id read the list of names Of
parties who had subscribed to the
membership and had paid the frs,
months dues. Mr.. Camp made a few
remarks in which he said that the
membership should reach at least $50.
On motion of b. w. Ritter that the
chair appoint a committee of three
to select eighteen names from which
nine directors should be elected at
the next meeting. the chair appointed
b. W. Ritter. b. n Freeman and Blair
Burwell. Mr.. Ritter declined and l.. C.
Iakway was appointed in his place.
The committee retired and upon re
turning reported the following names;
A. p, Camp, r. f. Sloan, l. Krus-
chke. b. w. Ritter Hahn, L. C.
Jakway George Goodman, George c.
Logan. Blair Burwell J. l.. Parsons,
B. n. Freeman, Harry Jackson, Frank
Eldredge. c. r. Herr, w. G. White,
John Haggart. Dan Mclean and II.
T. Henderson.
The secretary was authorized to
have ballots printed for the election.
On motion the chair appointed Her.
man Berndt and F. p. Van Kenren as
Judges OF election and Richard Nc
Cloud as secretary.
Robert McNicholas read letter
which he had addressed 10 Agent Me
Atee in which he claimed Durango
was being Disseminated against in
freight rates on hay and grain This
caused some discussion, but the mat
ter was finally allowed to res, until
the new directors were elected.
II was evident from the large at
tendance that the psople are thoro-
ughly interested in the work of the
board. and that the membership is
unanimous in the belief that many
things for the good Of the city and
surrounding section can be accom-
plished.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-12

fifteen years ago was justified is evi-
dence by the millions it's mines have
produced. That IT should have con
tinued is evidenced by me great num-
ber of large ore bodies that are now
lying undeveloped and idle. The won
derfnlly rich ore that made the
camp famous in the early 90's was
practically found at the surface. and
since that time only feeble and spas
modic attempts have been made to de-
velop the great mineral resources the
camp is known to possess.
But with the death of the old year
hope sees star. There is much rea-
son to believe that the year which is
upon MS will see revival of mining
than there was to hold similar hopes
at the beginning of the old year. In
fact. operations are already under
way. insures to the camp greater pros
1t enjoyed in the last Many causes
contributed to keep capital in its
strong boxes last year among which
may be mentioned presidential and
state election and the unsettled condi
tions OF the labor market. These
things are settled now. and we may
reasonably expect the new year to be
a fairly prosperous one for Rico
Fate has been unkind, but the won
derful resources of this camp cannot
lid always buried from the world
The people of Rico will bid farewell
without sigh to the old year and
hail with hope and confidence the
coming OF the new.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-12
From Tuesdays daily.

From Tuesdays daily.
X. II Toll is visitor from Mancos
c, Il Mcconnell and some friends
left today for Pennington.
Mrs. w. F. Bookhamer and Miss
Minnie are visitors from III vado.
Harold Perkins departed this morn.
ing for Salina, Kan, to enter the mil.
ltary school
Jake Brewer was out bright and
early this morning with his big fam
ily sleigh and jDgling bells,
snowfall since last night up 10
The present time has been about seven
Inches and half. Pretty good for this
altitude.
VIII Wigglesworth came in last
night from Montezuma county, where
he is engaged in surveying for the
new irrigating canal.
O.
The fire bell tolled yesterday as tn,
funeral procession OF Mrs. Airy pass.
ed Mr.. Airy was at one time mem
ber of the fire department in this CITY
Johh Dupraw, the street commits.
sioner, has been busy man all day.
The way he has of getting the snow
on the sidewalks with his horse and
cant be beat.
D.
bayheld reports about seven inches
u snow today and still showing. Tel.
uride reports about ten inches, Ouray
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-12
THE OLD AND THE NEW.

The year that is dead and gone
was neither kind nor cruel to Rico.
1t was Indifferent, which is probably
worse than either. At its advent II was
hailed as the year which was to bring
to Rico, In measure. the prosperity
OF its palmy days, when this camp
was the best and most prosperous in
the entire San Juan country But the
hopes of the faithful We're doomed to
disappointment. and that condition OF
lethargy which greeted the new year
has prevailed throughout the twelve
months.
Rico is camp OF tremendous pos
sibilities. That Its prosperity Of ten or