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Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-04
MINING APPLICATION 10 lsss.
..ssrsi Survey No. I7xss.
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q. 8. Lard Orsce
Denver. CoiorSts. Deeeraser rs isDf.
Sfics s hereby given thsi w'Iimer n. FISH whose
sasf-es . l4aha Spfirzs4 Calorato. has nssc az
ssafi3a for psirn, fsr $50 hre2r feet OH the
WHITMAN LODE
trzFfzg god and siss~r. she x4n,e being si2 seei
- ~ W and csc teet 5 - 10 frorn s seoVer,
saif' thereon. sifh surface ground $50 fesi with
sfsste in Grass Nsliry Hirine District. Clear Creet
f'-nfF State u Eoers3o. ard 4sscfte~1 in the ris
ss t-st nofsS On Die in this oses. fellows. Vti
heginnlng xs cor. No wheno- sire e ia cor
SEC u T. s. y s5 ". of the 9Th p. ~ bear,
q - ~ Z 1sl5 n; ssener n. zss NJ W. 1900 q
% csf No = th-nee 81 - e. 10 II. to cor No. 3
hznfe s - 90 r. 100 Il. 10 cor, No. Z. thence
$ - - W 80 f. 10 egf. No /. The place uf ee
g.aHlng.
tllnfaiuirz 4-sea acres. expressly excepting an.
ese af3nE al eonsicf Nhh survey No, is-ass srcep'
fsrt 4. snf fafusing portion ~ The :. f. Ia Sec
BE-. ans ire y E - u Sec. u Twr. S. RSnae u
a = ne ess srincrai Eefi3isr- S1s iocsfon BEING
ec1Fs IN sal lt- rsse II. Of the Records u Clsa'
Llrf.s fs4s5nff. Cf'1fsto-
Al alotng eiaimsris o-rcrs of sa'. No fc.3l.
C ID. FORD. Register.
Firsf rus. pse -. iapl.
Lszt rgh- fxt i. 100.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-04
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a. : Lad offcr
Dsavef. Cois.. Dreenher 2 1874.
Nsiscs - hefshy sisea that Th- Little Richard
HaHiHE es- pzny b dIsafse l. Bin ghsin is attorney
flet Raoas p1st1fhcs IS i1sho Sgfir gs CniofA1a.
t, aa3s aFriea'ign hr patent tsf 100 iinesft feet
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a-nee ~ ~ ~ fest ffea diseosefs shaft hare
a. ~ith surface groans 10 feet IN ~iiih and the
81 staTt MI Ste each sttgsse " gssi9 Diff tlnns
bssfitt Giesf Geek County. Sisse af 6aofzisi. an.
seserihe1 n he risi ans bed notes OF fse In thls
once as iafls~x. viz
BLIZZARD lode
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20 .. fhsnct = - - n 70 coz no. 8. fh-nee r
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q - cor NJ : thrnse a. ~ la5S e. - cor no,
& th-ncs - - lss.s r.. cot l. TIE iasee a
TIE BLIZZARD MILL SITE
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f~r. tangs Is - of ~ SKI :. r. hearx -. 81
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thence ~ ri 6 n 70 cor no 3; fhence - l0
tieaee ~ 81 es1.s II. 70 Cot no 6. ihsnes s.
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70 cor. no. !. ths place u Beginning. Containing
ffFs acfrs
Lss4e claim containing 80 sefss. expressly ex-
esrsfnx ans exciG5inx al ceneict with saHve4 no
ls>id arA forming a portior of the y \ ard he .
x o; sec 4. tap IS. ranTe = ~of TIE ssh pnHeirs
nerd Sai- ocatiors eelng fecof 3e4 IN vols. i
and tais raKss ga an3 ga of The records % Clek'
CEeek Gauniy Colorado
Aiioinias eislHAnis o-ners o. survey No. i3sfs
C. u. FORD. Register.
Flsss ruh Dec 10. Lssi rah. FIT. II. 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-04
NofIcf of flNAl srrIl MFNI.

In The natter Il the estate Of Joserh E. Chester.
deceased.
Ss,iics Is hefety given. sisai Monday the 9sii
asy s5f February A. D. iP5. hsiHg q the reguisr
tavx of the DscFmhef q the County Ioufi oi
Ciear Creek County In the Stats Of Cssofaso, /.
Freasrick r. Angoxs A3riniSirataf Of ssi1 estate
~ii arpeaf sefusr the Jul ge - sal1 Court. rteseai
nv fr4i settlement such Administrator. cray fic
arrrpesi Of ths saHs and pii then srriy 20 Re ts-
charge3 IS surh Administrator. Al ~hieh tine an1
rsce sug rerson IN Interest nay appear ani present
oet~cto-s TO tfle SANE. n ans their be.
nzses f1ahe SpTinxS, CoDrS1a. Janus ~ " 1876.
fREbt RICK Z. ANGOsE.
A4ninisitasof Of the estate Of Joseph L Chester.
deceased.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-04
chsnberiain's Cough Remedy the
Mothers Favorite.

The soothing and healing properties
Of this remedy, its pleasant taste and
prompt and permanent cures. have
made 1t a fayorite with people every.
where II is especially priced by
mothers Of small children. for colds.
Group and whooping cough. as II al
ways affords quick relief and as II con
tains no opium or other harmful drug
it may be given as confidently TO a
baby as 10 an adult For sale by J. J.
Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-04
The Healer.

is meeting with wonderful success at the
Beebec Hotel and has concluded to re-
main longer. The healer is man who
possesses miraculous curative powers.
1t requires no money outlay to consult
him and his fees are reasonable. He in
vites test OF his powers by suffering
humanity. All are invited to see this
wonderful Healer.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-04
Sick Headache.

This distressing aIiment results
from a dIsordered condition Of the
stomach. All that Is needed to effect
a cure is dose or two OF Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets In
fact. the attack may be warded Oh. or
greatly iessened In severity, by taking
a dose of these Tablets as soon as the
first symptom OF an attack appears.
Sold BY J. j Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-04
The Best PnysIe.

When you want a physic that is
mild and gentle, easy to take and Ger
tain to act, always use Chamberlain s
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale
by J. J. Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-04

Rey. Oscar Ostrom has started a class
of Swedish young uien and women learn
ing English. They are making good
progress.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-04

The young people OF The Swedish Lu-
,heran church will hold a sociabie next
Saturday evening, February II. Musical
program and refreshments.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-04

exchange The difference between the manner IN
spend dollar if he has earned by hard work and
spend If his father gives to him marked
value Of the dollar the other he
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-04

Democratic have undertaken to make the pub
the Republicans stuffed the ballot boxes with Dem
There be Republicans who would stuff ballot
they chance asking good deal expect the
public they them with Democratic ballots
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-04

THE Denver attempted give list Of enterprises that
collapsed Denver railroad discr
negeets consider the effect the business paralysis has
upon the cities The Posts list fol-
lows paper mill mill powder factory shoe factory
saddle mandatory envelope factory works
white works. factory hardware factory rolling mill
stove works boiler works plant factory
factory uphostering factory IS claimed that the
packing houses will have from this cause
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-04
DENTISTRY

Dr. w. T. Cain. over Merchants and
Miners Bank Successor TO DR.. Quick.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-04

For RRsT-Three furnished rooms foI
heusekeeping. Hot and cold waa,er bath
CA.6 Virginia 81.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-04

ovHRNoR daily confronted with the question as TO
why he does get busy fulfil his pre- election promise have
implicated the Independence depot disaster behind the
thirty days he elected His admirers
he should until he had been
attempting aid in Furnishing crime If he bad known
where the criminals were duty of every good citizen.
man who shield certainly good citizen
Governor who committed the the
Independence depot would their apprehen
certainly his duy report the officers aud
hat be guilty punished
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-04

religious awakening during the last ew weeks
but throughout the that the did not
reach the election strong the law instead
Of appeal to ohonor to handle that Denver gang,
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-04
TO CURE A COLO IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININF

Tablets. All druggists refund the
money If Il fails to cure. E. w. Groves
signature Is on each box 25 cents.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-04

entering February thoughts OF spring eec-
tions Who wants to Mayor office this
viii not spend much time looking for the
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-04
soricn or AnJOsrMn.r DAY.

Esrsfs Il Carries & Worth. Deceased
The aa3sfs.snei hsHiHE hten spFaintsl airiais
arz-ars q ~ sstafE uf Charles e Worm. deceased
ste 4 the Can't, = Clear tes Ia the State ~ Colo
assa hrfeny give n1tles ;h-i they VIII ,Frea- nefnn
as lsfig Courf 0f sai4 ficsf Greek Cnsnfy. a. IN
aaart hssss n tseurEetusr. an SAD couniy on Nor
4aa ths i7,h eaY 0f February. A D. isn. u IN
aaar q - doc. y. " - sst3 day. ~hiei fins
r4 psrepas h1virg risims aRairsi sad estate ar
-afifes saA requested ts attend TT ihe purpose O
hzyiag tias s3iaxse44 At F-rsons ta-ssf.t d
asit estrir fraassse4 to make inme5iAie Payueu
s= ria u-tsfslgrsa.
nsfHs - lianp Springs. Csiosa3o. this i2ih 3ay 0
Esraafg. A D. tiss
A. O WALKER
CARRIE WORTH
Ala Inisfrstlrx ~ tf- estate
q Charles Z. Worn. 3rcessea,
Frs- reh ttr "a. issf eah f~h. Il.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-04

Try us for ranch eggs, Vegetables
poultry and meats. THERo & Co.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-04
A. o WALKER
CARRIE WOpTl
MINING APPLICATION NO. tssz-
t--crsf Sara.v 40. I.rsl A&R

fs., rss i4s. IL. -, eas. fts. II.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01
JAYHA WKER JOTS

The fruit trees continue to make mis-
takes. An apple tree near Cherryvale
is in full bloom.
Burton may be a victim of a politi
cal conspiracy but he made it very easy
for his enemies" is the verdict of the
Great Bend Item.
A Salina man has an orange tree on
exhibition in drug store there on
which are growing twenty-One oranges.
The tree is five years old.
Sheriff Woodward of Douglas county
has twenty-five guests at his hotel, and
he viii be obliged to refuse admittance
to any others even if they are bad.
Bent Murdoch gives an off-hand opin-
ion that Walter Roscoe Stubbs may take
Burton's seat as United States senator
sooner than was expected. The opinion
is not yet concurred in by Governor
Hoch.
Mr. Stonebreaker is a policeman at
Selma instead of being in charge of clle.
Minneapolis has just held a harvest
hon e. Had it been postponed short
time it might have hit the ice harvest
all right.
The Ottawa Herald is beginning to
make its annual roar about using
Xmas for Christmas" The Herald
is starting in early this year. It really
has no call to make u fuss about This
custom, but It explains that denouncing
it serves the purpose Of relieving its
feelings. Xmas is v4uch more Top-
ular with lazy people than 'Christmas,'
so why shouldn't they be allowed to use
it?
Some topper at Altoona has devised a
new method of getting his booze. Know
ing that considerable comes in by ex
press he has taken to breaking into the
Missouri Pacific depot on Saturday
nights and each time he has carried
away a box containing "four full
quarts" of his favorite brand. It is ex-
pected that he will take up his resi-
dence at Lansing in the not distant fu-
ture.
There is scarcely anything a woman
cannot do with hairpin, says the
Onaga Republican. She uses it to pick
her teeth, clean her ears, clean the
baby's nose, button her shoes, clean
finger nails, punch bed bugs out of
cracks. fasten up stray bangs, clean out
her husbands pipe, scratch her head
runs it into cakes to see if they are done
and a million other thing that poor de-
luded men know nothing about.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01
RTssIA.s TROrRI.Es

Poor Russiai While the dawn of a
greater and freer career may. be about
to break for her. it is stilI obscnred
by the black clouds of riot and revol,-
ton. The tiger which has been sleep-
ing in Russia's oppressed millions has
become so thoroughly aroused bv the
sense of its newly-found power that it
refuses TO be luned to sleep bv the
cars promises of reforms and lib
critics.
Tt was hoped that the appointment
Of Count Witte as premier would con
vince the revolutionists that liberty
had been secured and that Witte
would be broad enough and big
enough both to inspire confidence in
the Russian people and to carry out
such reforms as would be for the best
interests OF the nation as whole.
Witte may be statesman enough for
the latter purpose, but he has not vet
succeeded in quieting the revolution
lists. Today Russia is in their grasp to
a greater extent than ever. There is
suffering on every hand. Communities
ton is cut of. rioting is prevalent. and
class is arrayed against class Tt is
Russia's Reign Of Terror.
Tt is sometimes darkest just before
the dawn, and it may be that the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01
GLOBE SIGHTS.
IFrom the Atchison Globe.1

TFrom the Atchison Globe.]
A fat man is one of two things:
Pompous or good natured.
A girl whose parents call her
daughter" is pretty sure to be a
mighty nice girl.
Don't forget that your actions are
measured as critically all through life
as is the borrowed butter you return
to q neighbor.
This is the duet sung in too many
homes every night: Bass, Trouble in
finding good men; soprano. Grief in
finding good girls
The period in a boys life when he
is Standing with reluctant feet
where the brook and river meet" is
when he puts on long trousers.
When a mother complains how
many times she has told her child not
to do a certain thing, and he still does
it, she thinks it is his fault, but is it ?
If a woman who throws a shawl
over her head to run into a neighbOr's
had time to pass a looking glass, her
reason for going would be scared out
of her head and she would remain at
home.
An Atchison girl has been a mother
girl ever since she was a little thing
and chung to mothers skirts all day.
instead Of playing with other little
girls. And since then she hurried
home from school at four o'clock to
tell mother everything that had hap
pened all day. When she left school
she began to help bear the family
expenses by taking a position down
town, but she still remained a mother
girl. Her mother never gave up
combing and fixing her hair mornings
and letting it down and braiding it
nights. Her room at home adjoins
her mothers and after her hair is
braided nights her mother lies on
the bed beside her until she falls
asleep. The girl bought theater tick
cts and always took her mother
Evenings she would go home carrying
appetizing little bags from the con-
fectioner's, surprises for her mother
But a tragedy happened: A nice
looking Soung man began walking
home with the girl from her work.
Then some evenings the door bell
rings, and the girl flies to open the
door. which closes behind the nice
looking young man who has called to
spend the evening. He is becoming
her escort to the theater. Some night
soon, after her hair is braided, and
her mother lies beside her on the bed.
there win be a little whispered con-
fidence; it viii be dark and the girl
viii not see the tears when aer mother
says, Il want you to be hsppv,
dear"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01
WATCH FOR THE JOKER.

Dispatches from Washington state
that senatorial opposition TO President
Roosevelt's rate regulation programme
is melting away. and that even the
railroad magnates are beginning to
bend to the inevitable as voiced by
public sentiment.
While it is doubtless true that the
presidents ideas are gaining ground.
and that the opposition to him is be-
coming disheartened, it would not be
well to jump at the conclusion that it
is allOver but the shouting.
This is the time for the friends of
rate regulation to be on their guard.
It is good time to remember the
warning given by Congressman Muir
dock in an interview in the State Jour
nal last spring, Watch for the joker. ?,
THE joker is the loophole which
the opponents of a measure try to slip
in unobserved which will either. render
it imperative or viii cause the courts
TO declare it invalid. It is a common
and fayorfte method os quietly defeat
ing legislation. When there is a popu-
lar demand for legislation of ascertain
character as there now is for rate
regulation; when opposition means
political death to those who dare go
against the popular will, it is the COM
mon practice to allow a measure to
pass, those who are at heart against it
voting for it when the test comes. The
people are satisfied with the action Of
their representatives. but months later.
when the public is lulled by sense of
security and when popular sentiment
IS directed IN another quarter, it is
suddenly discovered that the measure
contains a Joker by which it is de-
clared unconstitutional by the courts.
or which renders it ineffective.
1t is true that the railroad magnates
are seemingly captivating to the presf-
dent but it is certain that they are not
going to give up any more than is
necessary. It is reported that thew
viii help to frame a measure which
will be presented to the president for
his approval. And right now is when
there is danger of a Joker
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01

time being made her oblivious Of her sit
uatiOn. Sometimes It disappeared for a
moment, but always to reappear and
seem to grow larger and become more
nenacing. BY and by Lung-Siug ceased
to whistle, and said.
tile you up again and go away"
he had lifted himself or his elbow, when
there was q scream so fierce that the
hills rang, and a taWny body alighted on
the recumbent Chinaman, struggled with
him for a moment, and then was gone
from sight among the cedars. The girl
rose up and stared, but Lung-Sing was
gone as well. The big mountain lion had
carried him on as easily as a. cat carries
q mouse.
Didn't tell yeu2's said the foreman Of
the Star Rancho at midnight that night.
when the girl had been found wandering
on the plains and brought IN by a search
ing party. fIt isn't in the nature OF a
Chinanan to whistle. He just suIks and
grunts When you find him whistling
look out for him, for there'H be hell to
pay in some shape.-(Copyrigh 1905, by
E. G. Parcells.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01
JOURNAL ENTRIES

This IS a good time to begin practic-
ing at keeping those New Years resolu-
tons you viii make 80 days hence.
A good many rabbit chases are being
held this year. but none of them COM
pares with the one that was pulled off
a year ago when a lot OF rabbits all
over the state were chased to The pofis
to vote for Tom Kelly and the Conan
che bond deal perpetrators.
The Helpful Hen who is dong her
duty now is helping a whole lot, since
eggs have advanced to 2S cents dozen.
Is there any significance in the fact
that recent high wind demolished the
church bazaar signs but did not injure
the announcements of the wicked foot
ball games at Eighth and Kansas ave-
..uas2
Incidentally there are some people
who are in favor Of the abolition of all
railroad rates.
Many a politician is misrepresented
by the newspapers owing to the fact
that he changes his views when he dis
covers how they don't please the public.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01
ouAKER REFTlRCTIoNs.

LFrom the Philadelphia Record.l
A pair of skates-Tom and Jerry
Ambition is a step sister to greed.
Money talks. if you don't choke 1t to
death.
It's a poor rule that won't work
both ways, and the golden rule seems
to be one OF them
The man who profits by his own
mistakes is apt to profit doubly by the
mistakes of others.
sillicus-ssTime will tell on a WON
am Cynicus-"Let her alone and
she will tell on herself"
Muggins- my wife wears clocks in
ner stockings" Buggins-''So does
mine. but that doesn't keep her from
missing trains.
Blobbs-"I hate people who give
advice siobbs-"oh. don't know
Thev come in handy to blame things
on when they go wrong"
ssWhat is your doetrine?'' asked the
solemn man in black. wall" re-
nIied Farmer ClovertoD, 81 hain't had
no occasion for doetorin' for quite
SMELL. but when do I stick to the old
alIvpathic school
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01
AInhabet of Proverbs.

A grain of prudence is worth a
pound of graft.
Boosters are cousins of liars.
Denying a fault doubles it.
Envy shoots at others and wounds
herself.
Foolish fear doubles danger.
God teaches US good things by our
own hands.
He has hard work who has nothing
to do.
It costs more to revenge wrongs
than to suffer them.
Knavery is the worst trade.
Learning makes a man fit company
for himself.
Modesty is a guard to virtue
Not to hear conscience is the way to
one hour today is worth two to-
Proud looks make foul work in fair
faces.
Quiet conscience is quiet sleep.
Richest is he that wants least
Small faults INDUCED in are little
thieves that let in great ones.
The boughs that bear most hang
lowest.
Upright walking is sure walking.
Virtue and happiness are mother
and daughter.
Wise men make more opportunities
than they find
You never lose by doing a good act.
-PhfiadelDhia Record.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01
RoosEVELr AND LIE soUTH.

AA-ZfQJElN LII AN ~ lGAA1 SUI
While Theodore Roosevelt has gained
for himself the title of the First Citizen
of the World by his phenomenal work
in bringing peace in the Far East. he
has also accomplished a great work of
a somewhat similar nature in his own
country.
Several weeks have passed since the
president made his triumphal tour of the
South, and one can now judge some
what of the effect of his visit. It is be-
coming quite evident that the south's
enthusiasm over the president was not
of the temporary sort only. The per
sonality of Theodore Roosevelt has con
quered the Southland. The South is
convinced that he is whole-hearted
American; that there is no sectionalism
in his makeup; that he is the president
of the entire country. And this very
fact is acting as a leaven that is les
SEEMING the Souths animosity towards
the North.
The South has felt towards the North
as the conquered towards the cOnquerer.
1t has had the impression that the. North
is an oppressor, but President Roose-
welt has done much to convince. the
South otherwise.
Nothing the president could have
done would have impressed itself so
strongly upon the South as his willing
ness to encounter personal danger by
going to New Orleans While that city
was smitten with the yellow fever
plague It would have been very easy
for him to have made that an excuse
for turning aside. but that is not the
sort of a man Theodore Roosevelt is,
and the effect of his action upon the
South is shown by the following poem
that recently appeared in a Vicksburg
paper:
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
IF the people want me I viii come -
The President.
Supreme. serene. sincere. sedate,
He ruled the grave affairs of state
With earnest thought and brave com
He watched the sea and walked the land;
With wisdom deep and larger hope
He drew a nations horoscope
He wrung with strong, persuasive hands
The two-edged sword from eastern lands;
To clashing cries he brought surcease
And plucked from blood the flower of
peace.
With level eye and guarded mouth
He planned alike for North and South;
With measured strength, supreme as fate,
lie crushed and strangled narrow hate.
When. answering to the crucial call,
Man of the hour for one and all,
With dauntless soul and fearless breath
He dared confront our Yellow Death
On, ring We bellsl oh, bloom We flowers!
Make matchless these immortal hours,
When brave to do the patriots part
He wooed and won the Southern heart.
Grant once conquered vfcBsburg and
the South. Roosevelt has also con-
quered Vicksburg and the South. and
the Iatter's conquest is the more com
pIete
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01
Cow and Cowcatcher.

Alberto Frederick, the head of New
York roast chestnut trust, an organi-
cation not to be despised, was praising
Italy in a cafe.
The only bad thing about Italy is its
train service" he said. at shall never
forget winter experience Of mine on
the railroad that runs along the Med
iterranean from Ventimille to Genoa.
4 boarded this tram at Ventimille
one morning. bound for San Reno. Off
we started, snow covered mountains to
our left, orange groves and rose farms
about US. the blue sea on our right, and
after some minutes we stopped.
guard
No, it's a cow he answered
There's a COW on the track
wei, after a while the COW was
driven off and we got under was again.
Some few miles were trayersed in a
leisurely way, and THEY'VE stopped
again.
Another cow?' I said to the guard
bitterly.
No he replied. The same one -
Washington Post.