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Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-11
JAS. DOUGLAS WILL TESTIFY
SECRETARY OF THE NAVY BE FORE COMMERCE CON-
 MISSION.
Pres dent James Douglas. of the E. P. & S. w.. Will Also Appear Before the Board at Next Session in the Hearing of the Now Famous Rate Discrimination Case

Chicago. Jan io.- The H.eosl-iier- aii this morning said: Secretary of th~ MANY Morton uiu hr uita~S~ before the interstate comrrce con- mission when 'na' hody meets oa d. occa-laA of iAe f'neara= or 'h~ S4.t. IT, tn-t~ cast.
 rA .t h- -tt~a lracfcds o .fle. aaihoae Ti. -l.nn aH- ra-.l...i ea.4 i1om FriU Nraa. A-4. r ea..- ,' CA.es-o lr.A to h-as a'l ,ar e,ia~ac. which may he adducea
 IT WAS stated that iAe thre"main ni-ArS-. Tor ih- Santa F. would he ~-or,i.r. Morton. pr,,iaeut iipieN ani James Douelas. president ol thH Ei Fa~o o Southwestern road with .Airh '. ~lDta Fe claims to hav- bad aN asre~ment regarding a ai- vision uf th- through rat- on erai
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-11
WIDOW OITWIT~ JEROME
Declined so Tc-iif, Before ihc Grand .Iur, and Escaped Before PAprf~
 GoUid is- ~cssed.

New Yolk. Jan lN w. R. C .sa- .a.n. a ~ou of Mrs William E; Ge|Sh- en... riaov of millionaire banker and a numh~r of servants emrloy~N in th G.i~h~nen mansion arreare'i before th~ ernd iur> n connection with th- inr-steation of the Doas~- Morse cas- An attempt made 10 serve ~uhro.uu upon Mrs. GriSh- ,-n-u for h-f appearanc- before the jury ua~ unsuccessful
 Assistant District Attorney Gar'au. who is assisting Ar. Rand in present. jag thr case 10 the grand jury. saii that his officers who have been watching the GeiSh.nen house told him that fifteen or twenty trunks were taken from the house today marked ~S x Deutschland and addressed to Naples.
 Tine Deutschland will sail tomor- TOW from Hoboken. Wh -ther Mrs GclShenen preceded her baggage to New Jersey and therefore is out of the Jurisdiction of the New York off, cials. or is still .n this city is not known at the district attorneys of- flee Her son before entering the grand jury room today said that his mother was not at home
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-11
AGENT SWAYNE ARRIVES AT SU PRIME COURT TO REPRE-
 SENT ASYLUM.
LIKELY DANGER OF VIOLENCE
Matter Win Be Submitted to Court on Argument on Thursday - Children and Guardians Take Quarters About Town and Await Judgment Of the Court
lSr.ci9i -n R.riov


 PA ni> Jdn 1n The Cifon-lla fs.r orphan case which s pellin- a 'Ae supreme Court and vi ur -e mti.d on Aument- ou 1hlisday Nrea'.n- considerable fe ling amt sN- N'lrusn' in rhe territorial capital x aumn0r Of lawyers arc here from 'ii- terent parts of the territory ara a, taking a lively interest in the cast
 A number of the leading attorneys have been associated with the defense. who originally retained F. J Edwards land Wiley r Jones. Of Graham coua- | ". 70 represent them
 Agent swayne. of the New York Pounding Asylum. who was in charge of the orphans at the time they Mais placed in the homes Of rhe Mexican families in Clifton and Morenci arriy- ei in The city on Saturday H. has been denounced in ihc most bi-rr. terms by the Clifton people who ase here and violence was threatened l-r, on more than one occasion
 The incident has created more ,Nci..- mcnt in Phoenix during the pas two days than any case in conr in rhe li tory Of the capital
 The line of defens, adopted by 'h- attorneys is that when the aurhori'io If the Founding Asylum. Swavas 1T al placed The orphan children in Que-- iiOn in the hands of he MeNicar- ar Clifton they abandoned them aaf ceased to cxerci'e any jurisdiction ot ' them equentiy they have no -Ia. - ing n couri The MeNican- ilHm whom 'he chiidrtn were taken m'-t se, un claim for them. bui i' i- ai- sued ihar .,s Asylum has already l.nquishcd it's authority The Asylum authorities sc, up ,he claim thar they had nor permanently located fhe or- phans in iha homes of tho Mexican families and that the citizens of Cii- ton interier.d with ihe officers c -he Asylum before they had an ouniurl- ty of making invesiisations a~ tN h- morality and standing of the fam..e@ wher, j. children had been placed
 The children here all look well fed laud happy. and the neatness Ol h-r appa show that they arc all in ihr hands of some thrifty man and 4oel mcihelly woman lt is ccs.ing each family that has -oma oi ihe chiiiica not le-s than S5o 10 obey 'ho manda.. of the court and al end ihc trial yel all appear 70 be perfectly wili.ne ~ spend fh, money in an effort fo retain thc custody of the little ones
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-11
CHURCH MAKING INQUIRY.

Reading. Pa Jan lV.- Despite lack oi a quorum seven members of ths board of inquiry selected to probe ihc charges made against Bishop Ethel bridge albot. of the Central Diocese. by Rev Irvine. met in this city today and after three hOu.s conference ad- jOurned to meet here on Friday N n- bers of the committee informally con sidered the case in many Of it's pha sos and after adjournment il was the con sensus of their opinion that the case must be settled 10 save the good name of the church. as well as in justice 10 the accused prelate. Members of the board were of the opinion that there can b. no withdrawal Of the grave charges. and the case ought 10 be set tied once and for all
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-11
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
HEAVY RAINS IN ARIZONA
FE AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Big Rain storm Still Continues. and Precipitation More Than Half as Much as Eel! in Territory During Year e04.

Phoenix. Arz Ian io-Ths big ra.nsform continues. ihe total precipi- taion for wo days beirg i3 inches. or mere ihan hali as much rain ai fell nese during ihe enii year of ie0f.
 Th. north bound santa Te Prescott, and Phoenix trains. were delayed few l3ui- fodat by a wasAout near Wick nDu4 The Arils, over the G'la riyoe Kelvin on .Ae PAoeniX and Eastern was ,amaeed considerably. and A4 ea-foouul Southern Pacific .ffa.r- a4e d,avei ny waSAau'- Deive ? Yuma ant Marcova
 An veg- aie boom'n- and cana ala lrr Cave Greek oreri.owed and .nunCatcd ,hc town of Glendale. nine mile. northwest ot Phoenix doing some damage The benefits 70 tho country will vastly exceed any pos-i- lble damage
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-11
In the House.

Washington. Jan io-Ths session of 'he House today was given over al. most entirely -o discussion Of ihe b.ii reported by the committee on bank. ng and currency ~to improve curicn- cy conditions.
 4 sudden :n--rt-i in fhe mcasui, ms 1 have dereiorea. as eviaen" ei Dv la 'ar44 n nnershlp present ,Af u-hent ihe day
 Th Opposition oy he D mocsai- Haz par .ai-y dis .pa'-l 1y rle aioi -loa oi ar amen mar- oi.ers iy Nr W.,iaM .Ii--i--'lD. p.cT'l'.e fha' so, ru.a l.De.n- -hal. mad. oa iy c, competitive bids Final arta. un ihe Yl Was moi taken
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-11
UNITED VERDE WINS
Supreme co1rt Of !. s. Decides in Fa
 vcr Of Arizona Mining Go.

Wa-h..-Ion Jan iu I'll. S1Dreme Court fo0 ay decided fh- case of fh" tinted S-afe- rs he United Verde Coape. Mining company 0. Arizona. which was a u,orefllne 0 recov P ss, .nNr ar account of timber cw from tta public domain anl n~ed ia roast n- ore
 The D-ulafion- of iAe in'er'o de- parm nj directed hat no timber -houiC o. used for smciiins purposes. whereas he law authorized miners 10 cui public timber fcr ~dom pHr- poses.
 The opinion was by Justice McKtn- na who held that fhs words nestle prrpc-a-~ included The roasting of ore. and that the mining company Was entitled 70 cuf timber on the public land for such purpose.
 He also hclo that the secretary had no authority 10 promulsatc regula- tion extending the scope oi the law. as would be Inc effect in this ease. if ore roasting was to be- construed as orc smelting and the opinion affirmed the decision of the Arizona Supre me Court
 Justices Harlan. Brown and Peckham united in a dissenting opinion based on the theo-y that ore roasting iS not a ~domos.ic' process.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-11
TO REVISE THE TARIFF


 II PC CIT LOOKING REvsoN H o A ~ ~s AND Dp T H WHIT IN SAT Mw LAST ANo VI A I'll NINTH slN $ r A p SUBMIT AR Fl 1T s TIA H N TIA ~OecOD COURSE FOR spAarN o E. OR m ARE OUT SPOKEN IN M70 eLARAroN ArsuA W o % H r D ock wnL TUMBLE ROOSEVELT POSE AS EpRoEss ELERo HIS src Q H OPPOSITION oF EASTERN EN AND REPRESENT Av HIS owNpA
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-11
SENATE CONTINUES TIE GRIND 0N
 STATEHOOD BILL
L5Nc7-Y SPEECHES MADE BY NESSRS STEWART AND
 NEWLANDS.
AN AMENDMENT FOR INDIANS
Tie Day 0 the House Gwen Over to Ois--srion of BHl to Improve Cur rency condi ditions-W Williams. Of Mis- sissippi Succeeds in Forcing Amend rrcn-.

taslr-'nr Ian Ta $ na'' 4tar M ausf cor te,a-ir ~ fh, r-r -- being i-e arcelaa oi am aam o-s suggested ts nn All. or ir 'iaa Aia.f-
 u maic Dy Ai- --i-, S'ena. .- Nev'ari- tae former ai. rscaf..- le amen .n' i. -hr r,e tecflor ot iAe interests o' Indians I. A- Indian Territory a. ihs latter iav- orins sae limitation oi tho area ai lari- ro he S-'i ro individuals
 The oll ,oi tlr reimbursement oi American s,a.ers for their losses un- Ger seizures in the Behring Sea was also considered but a vo'e was not reached
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-11
A SUICIDE AT
 LOWELL
BiSbee Boy Blows His Brains Out in His Room al
 the Tate House
ROOMMATE AWAKENED
 BY SOUND OF SHOT

Deceased Was Seen or Streets of Bis- zee a Short lime Before He Took Ills Own Life-orove From Brewery Guich to Tate House Shortly After Eleven O'Clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-11

Mr. A. ]. Curtin. who has been Tn New York and the Copper Country Tor the pas. month. returned yesterday W-hIe in the Copper Country he could not help but notice the activity that exists in the Bisbee stocks. everybody looking upon Arizona as the biggest cooper country in the Y $
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-11

Washington. Jan 9.-Forecas- ins Arzora Snow in north rain
 in south portion Tuesday.
 B S s. ss s s. ;. ss ;. ;. ;. ss ,. ;. ;. ss s
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-11

AIr Patterson. one Of the directors of the Denn-Arizona Dev. Co.. expects to leave this morning for Duluth to make complete arrangements for that Co
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-08
WRITTEN AT RANDOM.

| Some OF the. cOlored witnesses in
various courts battle heroically viii
ordinary words with which they are
unfamiliar, and the best place TO en-
JOY Ghoir efforts in this line is in inc
ely court
Recently a negro was being tried
for stealing money and it happened
that q big, fat man. who worked
al Il livery stable had asked the boy
to bring him calendar, as the boy
worked for a firIl which gave ou'
calendars as advertisements.
'What did you say you had TO say
70 Mr. ," meaning The big, fai
man" his attorney asked him, to
make the point clear. The attorney
trying TO prove an alibi
q tolo him | you'd bring him dc
casulem on dc neX+ day
What was hat you said you
would bring MIR. -?' his attorney
repeated with a look Of establishment
on his face.
why one Of dem calomels," the
defendant tried to explain There was
much spluttering, aud his attorney
was still unsaisfied.
"You probably mean calomel. do
you not?" was the question next
asked.
"Yos, sab, dats hit, calomcl,' ami
this seemed to be satisfactory.
10 make sure Of the mater. how
ever. his attorney after the conclusion
OF the trial, said:
Look here, Gug, tell me what yor
wanted to take that calomcl to Mr.
- for? Didn't he have lime to get
II HIMSELF"
"TTe had de time, sab, but you sec
he said the boss wouldn't give him
one. He wanted 10 tack IL up over
his desk and said ours Is dc best
20. | see what you mean now. You
wanted TO bring him calendar tho
attorney concluded, but 1t was hard
work finding out.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-08
STOCKS CLOSED
WEAK AND DULL
OPENED THE SAME WAY, EuT A
RECOVERY WAS MApE-GooD
DEMAND FOR ILLINOIS CEN
TRIAL. - BANK STATEMENT
DISAPPOINTING.

BY the Associated Press.
New York, Jan. 7.-Prices of stocks
were inclined to yield again toiay.
hut pressure was not urgent and any
evidence Of support in the market
tended 10 check selling. Such sup.
port developed for Erie and Reading
during the courfe OF the first hour ana
la practically complete recovery OF
the onenilg declines was made. There
was a good demand for Illinois Cen
raj which was accounted for by the
unsubstantial rumors of an intended
incIca,e in the dividend rate. At
the recovered level of prices the lie
mand became SO langud as to cause
fresh Encouragement over the failure
Of January reinvestmene demand -
appear and prices jagged away aga II
al the last, making the closing weak
and dun
Disappointment was profe.sed over
the bank statement, but the show.
ing was not calculated to pfoduee
more than nominal influence with the
extreme ease ruling in the money
marke'. The fact is not doubted that
currency has started 10 move in
strong tide to this center ana TIE
failure Of the bank statement 20 re-
fleet ii is attributed 10 cross currents
in the movement which confuse com
IA #s7fi lt4r
There were persistent rumors, such
as have circulated for some days,
that the report of United States stee'
earnings for the final quarter would
prove less satisfactory than the pre-
urinary G. Inmates had promised.
Favorable industrial news failed to
stimulate any demand for stocks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Chicago Jan. Z Cattle - The
weeks receipts, $1,000, against J5,-
zoe last week Cattle are now strong
and largely lomt5 higher for ship
ping and export grades tham week
ago Cows and heiiera have been in
5od desand .but t0cker and feeders
trade has been only fairly large The
spread IN prices has narrowed ma
terialiy of late prime cattle no longer
commanding the big premium paid
several weeks ago.
HOGS-The weeks receipts are
20o.100 against 1880 last week. To
day there was IN active demand.
prices ruling strong largely ~ high
err
SHEEP-Tbe weeks receipts We're
60 .20o, against $500 last week. Sales
todav we're made readily at lately al
vaneei prices.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-08
MODERATE TRADE
IN WHEAT MARKET
BETTER CABLES AND PROSPECTS
FOR BULLlSH FOREIGN STAT,
iSTlcS AND STRENGTH IN
NORTHWEST AND SOUTH.
WEST INFLUENCING FAC.
TORS.

BY the Associated Press.
Caicago, Jan, 7.-FLOUR-Marker
ruling steady and quiet. Winter pat
EMS 510G29, straights. 480a5.00;
spring patents 5.00G50; straLgAtg,
45oma0 Bakers. 2.7O@3S0.
WHBAT-Was only moderately ac-
tive, with trade largely local, hut tho
nnlartone was quite firm. Better
English cables, moderate receipts
and prospects for bnllish foreign stat
istics ON Monday were among +he
principal strengthenlng Influences.
Strength in the northwest and built; h
advances from the southwest were al
20 supporting factors. A. the al
vance In prices offerings increased,
coming chiefly from the local elevator
and provision interests and the M
ward tendency was checked. The
close was strong, May up r.
CORN-There waa good trade.
with the undertone rather firm. Sell
ing pressure was less pronounced and
more concentrated, being confined
mainly to warehouse interests, while
the demand was more general and
for large quantities Gables were
firm md receipts moderate. The mar
ket was indirectly helped by the
trength in wheat May closed * a.
higher.
OATs--Traling was small ana no
pre- sure to sell existed. Streng i
cane from moderate buying by com
mission houses and from sympathy
With other grains. The close was X
"a higher.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-08
Nav YoaK GRAIN MARKET.

rs The Ass0riaso3 Press.
New Yora. Jan WHEAT Re
celpta. 520o9 spot firm N0 . rel
sI21s elevator ana &i.S& T. p
afoa- Options closcd va y net adj
vance MAY Sl.1G1s.
CORN Receipts, 123G0o exports
COCO spo, steady; No. 2. 531i ele
vator and 515s + o b. a1oat No
yellow. 52lb No white, 517s. On
tons closed z net higher. May SOS
OATS - Receipts. $4,000 Exports
5000. Spot, steady; mixed, 37th
white 371h G3S1s; clipped white, SO
al.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-08
Provision Market.

Provision Market.
BY The Associated Press.
BUTTER Firm, creamery. 1902
CHEESE-Strong; large. small
81 0I2h.
EGGS ~ Steady; western, 27s2S
COFFFE.-O Options closed steady al
unchanged prices 20 advance of five
points Sales 1890 bags March
$7S01790 Spot Rio, steady; z in
voice, sM mild, steady; cordoya, 10
Ml3.
SUGAR Raw, firm; fair refining
AZ; centrifugal, 96 tost, Az molas
ses sugar, a. refined. firm; congee
TONERS * $50; Mould "A 500
cut loaf, crushed, sG.55; powdered
$5,95; granulated, $3.50, cubes, SOLO
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-08
rbn rreatest svstem renorator. ne.

The greatest system renovator. Re
stores vitality, regulates the kidneys,
liver and stomach. If HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea fails to cure get
your money back. That's fair 50
cents, tea or tablets. Paul g. Schulz
4 Son.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-08
GOVERNMENT BONDS.


By the Associated Press
New York Jan ~ Money on caR
nominal mo- loans. time loans east
xty. ninety days, 503A per cent
six months. ~ 03h. Prime paper
404tb per cent. EXehanga steady
demand 25m4S735; sky days
4Si.90d 4S5. Bar silver, CO.'S.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-08

by The Associated Press
Minneapolis, Ian. WHEAT.
May $1179s; July $lt4%@# Cash
II northera $l1G35, 2 northern
1132s m1l4%.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-08
Stocks i Bonds $ Cereals
At St. Louis.

by the Associated Press
St. Louis, Jan. CATTLE. Re.
oeipts, ESQ Strong, at Fridays quota.
tions
HOGS Receipts, 1000. Steady.
range. 5.f5Q 40.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-08
Kills insects BY EIeotr..ity.

Recently in a paper read before q
technical society at Odessa. Mr. 10
kuzeiewsh described a way OF XII
ing the Young Of insects in fields by
electricity q dynamo is carried on a
Wsgon (heTse OF automobacl and the
current c1eites ga induction coil xiv
ing 2 high tension discharge. One
pole OF the coil is to the metal tires
and the other to metal brushes pass
ins over the GROUND. The discharge
kills tie grabs, etc, IN the soil.
III brave the storms Of Chilkoot Pass
IN cross the plains of frozen glass,
IA leave my wife and cross the sea.
Rather than be without Rocky Noun
tain Tea
Pani 6. Schulz & Son.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-08
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Jan z. The following
was the range of the leading futures
on the board Of trade today:
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-08

(.lepcrted by the Frank Cassidy Corn
oiission Company, COS Commercial
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-08
Liverpool Quotations.

BY the AesOciatCd PresS.
Liverpool. Jan 7.-CORN.-Spot
American mixed. new easy, As Al;
Old, quiet. is lid.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-08

concern. Salary 1880 per annum and con.
missions, Applicant must have II oil refer
ehcrs and slt0o. Capital secure. Address
SuRt so West i2lh ST. Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-08
EOR SALE
WANTED.

For sale five room house with store from
on good business corner. 1871 Walnut sire I.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-08

Wanied--1wo looms with bath for an and
oifc convenient TO business par Of oitr- will
naY good price.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-08
SOP REN1.

For Rect Tive front rooms futai shell or
Sixt5 rect.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-08
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
PASTURE

PASTURE.
Horse cared for and Pasture; IS 20 per month.
W. q. Farm FElaski, IN.
KlNDLlNG FOR GALE.
Dry kindlng cut to lengths. Cairo Mill and
umber GO.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-08

Eor Nicely furnished front room.
bath, light ana heat, for desirable uplo or
80 2eutle1tu. Adaress H." Datletin.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-26

. ,n.weekIy Tribuns, at a UNIFORM Nn .a
[ssnts a ii1T' lopy must be in by wednes-
4 insure Insertion
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-26
Little Locals

Come to Craig's.
Glazier, the jeweler.
Horne's for all late books.
First class repair work at Testers.
If you want good photo try Wal
lace.
Fine team of horses for sale. Star
Grocery.
FRY Broyles Bros chile con carne,
best ever.
1t will pay you to read Noah's
Ark ad Oh page 2.
Picnic hams, lOc pound. Dauth's
Ninth Street Market.
New crop of gloves at Delbridge-
Wilson Mercantile Co.
The Cash Grocery sells seven bars
Of Denver Best soap for 25c.
Fresh oysters, any style, done in
first class shape, at Broyles Bros.
Another lot of large sizes of those
easy shoes just arrived. Red Front.
Lots of heating Stoves, all sizes
and prices, at Billiards. second hand
store.
Greeley Commercial club meets
next Monday evening at the Unitar-
ian church.
Don't forget the Catholic fair in
the new armory hall from December
to 9 inclusive.
The Junior l.. Il. l.. meets Friday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. Hick.
man, 112l Tenth street.
New sorghum and Canada sap in
bulk, guaranteed pure). Belletieur
apples per box, S1.9o. Red Front.
See us for duck coats. wool lined
coats and mackinaws. Best quality,
lowest priced. The Park Merchan-
disc Co.
New heating stoves and ranges,
Just little water got on them, for
half price, during Pouder's fire sale.
Cash only.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Holden of
Denver visited the family of ID. j.
March over Sunday. Mrs. Holden
and Mrs. March are sisters.
John Rocho had a narrow escape
from a big fire in his Red Front
store last Monday evening. All the
curtains and drapery were burned out
of one of the show windows before
the fire was put out. One of the
boys had just lighted the gas in the
window and had evidently dropped
part of burning mach on the floor.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-26

IN WOMAN TO TAKE WASH
|sDd md ironing; n family of four. Ref
|lla7 l2th'aV.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-26
OUR WINDOWS TILL THE STYLES$


Try Broyles Bros. chile con carne
best ever.
Eastman kodaks and camera sup.
plies at Fezers.
J. Scott Thompson will tune your
piano and do it right.
Fresh oysters, any style, done in
first class shape, at Broyles Bros.
Miss Sylvia Wilson of Gender,
Neb., is visiting her niece, Mrs. r.
G. Strong, for a short time.
We have Just received, carload
of fine apples. They are selling at
ST. so and 1925 box. Star grocery.
Now is the time to plant ia II
bulbs for spring flowers. We have a
good stock to select from. W. H.
Soaring.
The last. shipment Of grapes of the
season just received at the Star
Grocery. Get basket before they
are all gone.
Augustus Markley and Miss Katie
Dast, both of Platteville, have
taken out a marriage license in the
county clerks office.
At the first annual meeting of the
Colorado Chiefs of Police held in
Sa!ida last Tuesday, Eugene Will
liams, marshal of Greeley, was
elected secretary and treasurer.
The next meeting will be held in
Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Kate Norcross-Gale has re-
signed her position with the Unity
choir in Denver and has gone to
Omaha, where she will be soloist in
the First Methodist Episcopal choir.
Her husband is connected with the
Clay Robinson Commission company
with main offices in Omaha.
DIR. Alex Wilson of India will
preach in First Presbyterian church
on Sunday morning. He has been
doing medical work in India, and
from that point of view his address
will lie specially interesting. The
church entertainment society Of the
Presbyterian Synod of Colorado pro-
yides for his support in the foreign
field.
A. d. Butler is twenty-oneth
century farmer. On his farm three
miles west of Peckham, for the past
week he has had steam traction
engine pulling two sets Of gang
plows, eight in all; behind this an
automatic handsower, and still be-
hind this a harrow. The whole pro-
cess of plowing, narrowing and SOW
ing the grain is finished by once over
the ground. Other farmers in that
vicinity are enthusiastic over the
innovation, and 1t Is likely to mark
"a new era in Weld county farming
methods.