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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-06
Ore Shipment. for the Week.

The ore shipments over the TOno-
pah railroad this week aggregate 1897
tons. The shipments are divided as
follows: From Tonopah-Tonopah
Company, $50 tons; Tonopah Exten'
sion Company, 295 tons: Montana.
Tonopah, 265 tons; Belmont, 40 tons
From Revielle Southwestern
Nevada Mines Company, 81 tons. =
Miner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17

All YOU know little of the ways OF tors
Half the JOY of ownership consists IN the X. edge
that you have something another man ana
cannot obtain"
The girls lively wit made her poSsi sage
ment to of Harry Warren's tyt holly
incOmprehensible to Lester. He paid heed
to the plausible explanation that seer. ana
amanuensis might well regard the estate rs 4
desirable spouse Unreasonable though ling
was, Lester 1onged TO kick Warren for nter-
Thence in ASKING This sniritre1Ie oracrf-. .ure
to be his wife, He had no manner of q mat
such was the position between these t. ven
now, when the fragrance of her presence -'ne'
and her clear sweet voice was only 81 DRY
Lester furiouSly, inexplicably Win
Warren The absurd fit passed, howevc- 10 ne
laughed at his own folly. 1t was in d re OF
unusual good humor that he entered the 4. the
"FishermanS Rest" where - Jolly Jim the
wheezy poacher were far more eager to Iea- ais
Continued page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17

was compelled to retire to her ROOM anu llau
requested her to await his arrival.
instantly Warren began to reckon the sequence
of events When had his mother seen Edith!
1t was evident that the latter had cut short her
conversation with Lester. He was mistaken MIS-
Warren completely Frustrated, had lett message
for Miss Holt with a footman, but the DeeI served
to Danish her sons i'll hurnor
The old man seemed to be delighted that ne was
70 have Miss Hollis company while he Partook OF
some supper He promised to join her immediately
and Harry Warren anxious for word, seized the
moments interval afforded by the safe trans
ference of the solicitors baggage to his room
Edith" he whispered, don't forget that MI
Angler is a trustee He can do a lot Tor us
In what way?' she asked.
We'll he can smooth away difficulties, you
know You should-be quite nice to HIM he
nearly said play up to him. but the words tatered
on his tongue The girl seemed to be SO lost IN the
great sorrow of her benefactOrs tate that even ne
felt the Jar of the suggestion.
''Of course l will endeavor to make him COM
Portable" she said simply But l have had
long talk with DR.. Lester, and l am profoundly
moved by Lord Arnclife's extraordinary death
l fear shall prove very Indifferent hostess to-
night Harry"
Now. the last thing a man of Warrens shifty dis
position expected was this candid admission 1t
astounded him. Yet newborn tact induced him
to be content with a growing comment about
interference by outsiders.
that respect" she assured him earnestly - Dr.
Lester has been quite frank with me. His presence
as YOU are aware, a sheer accident, and 1t IS
still more extraordinary that for some years he
should have been engaged in the research planned
by his 1ordship in West and Central Africa. You
have heard me speak of 1.-THE malarial mosquito,
you remember. DR.. Lester forgot Sir William
Bradshaw's new title. Indeed, he thinks he never
heard of it. which quite possible for a man who
lived during months at time on the head waters of
the Niger He is recognized great authority
on-poisons." She dwelt solemny on the dread word.
Warren's natural petuance resented the certainty
of her convictions he pleased by her defense
of Lester. I" Between Lester and Angler
in for a fine old scandal" he said with a Scowl
Mr. Angler? What does he know about 1t?
''Mr. Angler will tell you himself my dear young
lady" said the solicitor, speaking from the open
doorway. He had overheard Warrens exclam-
alton and the latter somewhat abashed, drove off
to the stables in sulky silence
Lester, stepping out brisky met keeper with a
dog who questioned him to his business. He
satisfied the mans doubts, and thinking it
unusual, to say the least, that leaving the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17

By Bertha Reynolds Mcdonald
When we build our castle some day, dear heart,
All the blessings we've CLEANED from life
Shall be clustered there, in a garden fair,
With the gate safely barred from strife.
When we build this castle some day, somewhere,
The jewels of JOY we have known
Shall sparkle in halls and on vine-cad walls,
From whence all the sorrows have flown
In this wonderful castle somewhere, brave heart,
The years that now wildly flee
Shall backward roll, as pure, white scroll
To a golden eternity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17

Hall bv the proper road at such hour should be
called on to explain his presence, produced cigar
case and invited the keeper to accompany him as
far the gate.
In a quiet country place unwonted eselteuent
will loosen tongues more than ordinarly ea1,ious.
''Velveteens" was no exception to the rule His
lordship was what people call a re-claS.. Sir. he
said Nobody, not even village tradeU-n.
allowed to approach the Hall without his remission
There was never any company. His Iorda1 took
his pleasure either in readin' wrItlu some
times on fine nOrnin, he would SIT for hours on
a canvas chair hidden by bushes and watch the
birds and rabbits in the woods
He was a man after my own heart
81 shouldn't have thought that, sir, said the
keeper with a canny humor in his tone.
You say that because you saw me ezc9rtlng
Miss Holt just now?'
''Mebbe l did, sir
There is no doubt about it. You were crouch-
ing behind the largest of three elms and holding
your dog by the neck lest he should run oVI INTO
the open"
sPhew!" whistled the keeper. who'd ha
thought you could spot in that shape
You fancy would make an expert poae.er- Ell?
Well if Lord Arncliffe forbade the killing Of game
| shouldn't carry two, if not more, young rabbits
in my coat pocket Have another cigar to smoke
before YOU 60 to bed, Goodnight
Goodnight sir and thank you kindly Iou'rea
rum un. you arel' added the man under his 1reath
Although Lester had amused himself al the rustlcs
expense his reflections were serious enough as he
neared the village. Edith Holt, growing caner
after the discontinue of Lizzie the kltClen-mald,
was able to add nothing to Lord Arncllte S re'ulous
theory that he was being done to death STRIVING
to lead her from distracting topic, Lester eNerted
himself to make their chat more general IN char
acter He spoke of himself and his aims in lie,
knowing full well that the girl would repay his
condolences by her simple story.
She was the daughter of English e--sslcal
tutor who contracted a marriage somewhat late
in life with a woman belonging TO a poor and proud
Channel Islands family.
My great grandfather a ROcham-ert an
fpigrf who married Mademoiselle Helene de
Grammont and have been told that in q famous
private collection in London there Is a miniature
of my great grandmother to which l bear --naTk-
able likeness" she said
Il can fully credit the statement. put In Lester,
smiling in the darkness at his recollec-.n OF the
bewitching 'marquise" of the afternQon
Il once told dear Lord Arnc1itfe about IT, she
continued, and if l didn't want 10 cry could
laugh now at the way in which the Other wealthy
connoisseur fenced with him when he wrote erlng
to buy it. Neither would sell, but each wanted
to purchase the other complete
cabinet. Soon my poor Helene de
GrammOnt swamped 3. The gal
Of c+orS v,-b;C, ifIr-~-f- - the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17

Arncliffe was murdered What it all mean?'
Nov, honey it's time that lass yam
(home) and in bed >" came a thin voice from within
the cottage.
''All right, mother I'm coming"
The girl pressed her hands against her bosom III
a tumultuous rush of agonizing doubt. Then she
vanished and barred the door sPecters; but 1t
is hard to say whether or not she was successful
Warren who was really skilful driver, sue
ceeded in restoring Anglers confidence before
they reached the first gate of the park.
Would you mind if l drove round to the West
Lodge?" he asked
Why do you wish to take the longer route?'
was the cautious query.
1--WE may meet Mr. Lester. l thought that
you might like to have a word or two with him
Warren was prepared with this explanation. 1t
forthcoming readily.
mot a bad idea 1t IS late already, and can
do little at the Hall tonight" In reality the old
lawyer was ticIled with the notion that he might
have chance to question an important witness
taken unawareS
The maneuver failed, for the good reason that
Lester not only had escorted Edith Holt back to
the East Lodge but obtained her permission to
walk with her to the door of the Hall
The pair in the dog-cart encountered no one on
the highway, nor was any person other than
gamekeeper to be seen on the white ribbon of the
open drive within the park Harry Warren I'M
consciously ficked the mare again, and Angler
stfed protest mentally registering vow that
he would secure another Jehu while he dwelt at
Arnclitfe.
Beg pardon" said Warren briefly. Il was
thinking of the outlook
Your thoughts take an unnecessarily active
form" growled the lawyer.
The fact is. Mr. Angler was wondering who
would be my employer. You see 1t IS a serious
thing for me"
AT present 1 am in charge of the estate as
resident trustee, and it will certainly be a most
serious thing for you if you throw out of
this Internal conveyance" the unexpected
retort.
q suppose some distant cousin will get the title
and the bulk of the property?' persisted Warren,
The title becomes extinct, there being no direct
descendant of his lordship" the lawyer answered
drvlv You as agent, know well enough that the
estate is not entailed Lord Arnclife was what
is STYLED a self-made man. He could, if he chose,
leave everything he possessed to you, Mr.. Harry
Warren"
BY CAD! There won't be any such luck for mel
Warren rolled his tongue in his mouth. He col
1ected rents amounting to ten thousand a year.
Thrice that sum came from cotton and cloth mills
in Lancashire and Yorkshire, and the deceased
Earl was credited with enormous de-
posts of ready money in two banks.
Angler enjoyed the analysis of
Warren's feelings. How this heefy
voungster would revel in the delights
of mlionaredom! Already the
was lifting her head under the urging n
of the reins. &x4EaAS
"Failinq YOU" he went on his -HSHs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
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slightest danger in sitting behind a quiet animal
like this. All l want to say is that l hope who
ever succeeds to the property, it will make
difference to me-
when l was young l gave no heed to
considerations of that sort. | always endeavored
to my employers faithfully and well, trusting
to my services to secure my position
Harry Warren would indeed have been slow
witted if he Inexperienced this tart rejoinder.
For the remaining quarter of mile his
panion had occasion to make further protest. 1t
pleasant night for drive, and the lawyer
recovered his equanimity before they reached the
house.
Edith Holt standing the door for a few
minutes after Lester had left her heard the APP
preaching vehicle She recognized the sound of
the wheels, and wondered idly why Warren had
brought the solicitor by circuitous way from the
station.
She greeted Angler cordially telling him that Mrs.
Warren, sorey tried by the Earls sudden DEATH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17

to purchase the Other :
cabinet. Soon my poor Il.
GrammOnt was swamped g.
axy of stars which illum.-
letters. You see. each cole.
with the most elaborate c.-
show his rival that his ouu
of celebrities was SO nearly
that it was a pity to withh..
exceptions from its comp,,.
cially when price was no obs
Would not you have
most suitable person to buy =.
grandmother"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17

Earl was credited with enormous de-
posts of ready money in two banks.
Angler enjoyed the analysis of
Warren's feelings How this heefy
youngster would revel in the delights
of millionairedom! Already the mare
was lifting her head under the urging
of the reins.
Failing you" he went on, his
1ordship might devise his money to
establishing a home for idiots
Don't be severe on me, Mr.. Angler.
l am a bit upset by to-day's events,
and l assure you there is not the
slightest danger in sitting behind a
like this All | want to say is that
ever succeeds to the property, it V
difference to me"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17

Lester, stepping out briskly, met keeper with
dog who questioned him to his business. He
satisfied the mans doubts. and thinking it
unusual to say the least, that man leaving the
North Park union., 1905-12-01
cowdrey School Notes.

Miss c. E. Disharoon. the Cow
drey School teacher, has been kind
enough to furnish US the following
notes concerning her School:
Pauline Andrews and Carl Sand
ellen, who have been attending
School in Cowdrey, are spending
their Thanksgiving holidays at their
respective homes in Pearl.
Those neither absent nor tardy
for the month ending November II,
1905. we're: Pauline Andrews,
Mabel McCasland. Hattie McCas-
land, Myrtle McCasland, John Nc
Casland. Millard Hendrichson. John
Hendrickson. Hugh Dow. Charles
and Edward Kincaid.
The following pupils had the high
est average: Eighth grade. Bessie
Smith and Pauline Andrews were a
tie: Fifth grade. Millard Hendrick-
son; Fourth grade. Mabel McCas-
land; Third grade, John Hendrick-
son; Second grade, Ernest Hunter
and Frank Dwinell were tie; and
in the First grade. John McCasland
took first place.
North Park union., 1905-12-01
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
Desert Land. Final Proof.
Uni,ed States Land otIice. Denver.

Uniisd States Land OfRcc. Denver.
Octobrr ~. lNh.
Notice is hereby given that william, B1n.rt'
Of Hebron. Larimcr county. Colorado. has hl-si
notice OF intention to make proof on his desert
land CLAIM, No. SB. for tho WI Nw,, SEC. },
NEii and NJ, sE'. S~c. I. Tp. ~. Of r. ~ ".
Of 9Th p. NJ. before William o. Ao-n'an. n U. y.
missioner at his ofiicc in Walden. i-arim~r
county. Colorado. on Thursday. the ,ist day OF
December. I?ui.
He nnmcs the following witnesses To prove
the complete irrigation aud reclamation Of said
land:
James Mari. Hubert c. Chedscy. James G.
Riaeh. and o.bin Handsn. all Of Hebron. Lari-
mcr county, Colorado
c. D. FORD, Register.
First pub-Nov 3
Last puh--D,c y, 1905
North Park union., 1905-12-01
oG0GRr LANDS. ...NoTicg OF w.
rENrtoN 70 MAKE pRooF.
United State. Land oMes. Dsnvr!.
Oo1nhaf =, t0n6

United States Land O4les. Dsnvrr.
Osanbsr .. laoA
I. Casoline v. Dcv-rs. oe Fort Collins. Lari
,n-r county. Colorado, Who made he~nrt-iand
application No. Ds on tha snh day Of Dsorn,
bcr. issi.for Nj Sw. Sec. q T. ". r. 81 W
and sE,, NEs SEC. 1. Tp. ". 2. .: W. oh Pm
hcr-b, give notice Of my iatsasioo W make hna
proof and establish my elain 10 the land a6nv'
described bcforr the Clerk Of tho District cour'
a, hi. Office at Fort Collins. Colorado, m Thur
day. tho 18th day Of January. 1903. aud that OK
pee. to prove that said land has b-sn proprrl,
irrigated aud reclaimed In the manner required
b, law. by two Of tho following witnesses;
Helen Dcv-rs. 9-orsr Weller. Charles Bock
chai'es w-s,ley. MI .: gcrt t"iiias. Colorado
Z. D. FORD, ks,gister.
First pub Sovs
Last pub-Dec $, IY15
North Park union., 1905-12-01
NOTICE ron pvsL,eAr,e.l
os.sr, I..a. s,.., s..ss.
U. y. L..a ons.. n..,,., cs,o..As,

u.B. Land Odss, Dsavss, CeloesAe,l
Snv~sshsf 4 NO.
Notics 10 AsrsAy sivsa that Jaaes @. nia u,
Admislstratos os The Rssats os JoAa n, Rissh,
dsc-as>i. has Aid notirs a iatsntioa 70 make
prusf IN his dssest- Land elaia Na. az. ~ ~
Y NE !. and sk v rsr. n and ~ u ~ Y
Ne. 2. rp !, n. r. q ". sh r. r.. ks1sss ~.
liam O. Moe.an. an U. g. Co@aissiosss. = ~
otisee In waidsa. colossAo, - 1hursAay, ~
sist day Of Ds,oeAh,s. isua.
He nauss the sna1swinG witsssass " psoss
the eomplctr trrlsattpn and sssiaaasioa u saill
Land;
Hubsst c. chsdssy. Kfias Fstsssos. sansal Z
Swirs. saA wiilian J. usissexs- = q usAssa
l-sv,n-~ CvsAssy, 4 ot~,~sls.. ~ I--1--~
c. D. TO1R RssisAss.
Firus PublIeasloa hovv1Ass ~. Ison
Last Publicstioa Dsssahss Is, tss0.
North Park union., 1905-12-01
We are prep ,red to furnish a full

We are prepared to furnish full
line of new goods just received by
US in carload lots all goods packed
in 1905. One car Of Evaporated
Fruits. one car Of Royal Blue Corn.
one car of Utah Tomatoes. one car
of California Canned Fruits. one
car of Pickles. one car of Syrup,
two cars of Fancy Apples, two
cars of Vegetables. Onions. Cab
baae. Squash. Potatoes. etc. etc.
Let US figure with you. We can
save you money. The Laramie
Grocery Co.. Laramie. Wyoming.
North Park union., 1905-12-01
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
o...rs l.ra. e.... e,ses.

U. s. Land Oflier at Denver. Colo.
November 0, 1vn;.
Notice is hereby given that Jamc~ c. Risch,
Of Hebron. Lnrimrr County. Colorado. has hi-ti
notice Of intention to make pro''f on his desert
land claim No. 3ii. for the y sw = and sE :.
Sec. 2. aud n u NE y. Sc. =, TIP. I, X u W.
9TH p. NJ. before William o. Mosman. an u. =.
ommissionsr. Mt his office In Walden. Colo
RADIO. on Thursday. tho .ist day Of Drcembcr.
1901.
He names tho following witnesses To provo
tho complsts irrigation and r-cla nation OF said
land;
Hubert C. chesisey. Elias Peterson. Samuel y
Swirc, and william J. HsincmAn, all Of Hebron.
Larimes County. Colorado.
c. ID. FORD. Register.
first Publication November 10 i9oi.
Last Publication Drccmb-r Is. 1913.
North Park union., 1905-12-01
School Notes.

Albert and Clarence Manville be-
gan school last week.
Alberta McOueary is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Elmer Mallon.
Harry Capron is helping at his
fathers coal bans for a few days.
Some of the pupils went to their
homes on the ranch during the short
Thanksgiving vacation.
Almost all the esami9ations were
given last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Nearly every one did remarkably
we'll.
Ellen and Anders Norell have
been staying witt Mrs. Martin the
past few days. They say it is too
cold to drive from the ranch.
This week-closed the first three
months of school. and some are
only entering. This makes it diff
cult for them to enter the grade.
which they would have been able
to in the fall. The classes have all
done so much work in that time.
Better late than never.
The following are the pupils
neither absent nor tardy from Mr..
Wilder's room for the week ending
November "a: Dean Blevins,
Clarence Boston. Earl Boston.
Harry Capron, Manley Capron,
Raymond Dawson. Harry Stout,
John Peterson, James Peterson
Ella Capron and Ruth Riddle.
Neither absent nor tardy from the
Primary department for the week
ending November %: Eva Ander-
son, Sheldon Dawson, Kathryn
Blevins, Eden Dawson. Bessie
Baker, Bruce Kerr, Addie Cumm-
ings. Curtin Mathews. Mildred
Fischer, Carl Sayles, Margie Mos
man, Harold Semple. Minnie Sayles
Mel Winscom. Lily Winscom
Laurie Kermode, Grace Winscom
and Clyde Hayes.
North Park union., 1905-12-01
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
Desert Lsnd. Flasl Press.
United States Land Oalec. Dsevcr.
llcfnlSaS "A lIui

United states Lana Oncr. DsotcY
OctOtss - lDoo.
Notice is hereby given that Adm Webb of Iie-
bron. I.arimor county. Colorado. hes hlcd no
ticc of intsntion to make proof on his dr.crt.
land claim M. xss. Tor tho Me-. SEA. sE,,
NE,s Sec. 3. SwlA Sec. :, Tp.7 n. r. ~ w. and
Sc swa. sw,. Sen s-c. II. Tp- n ". r. 81 "
9TH r. NJ. before William o. Aosman. an U. =
Commissioner. at his office in Walden. Larincs
county, Colorado, on Thursday. the :ist day oi
Drcemb-r. isi.
He names tho following witnesses to prove
the complete Irrigation aud reclamation Of >aid
land:
william Aarr Of Hebron. John Murray oi
Zirklc, Hugh aimee and ksnnnrh J. AacCalium
Of Walden. Larimsr county. Colorado.
&. d. FORD, Register
First pub-Sov3
l.nst pubDec y. 1907
North Park union., 1905-12-01

| For SALE.-Ten head of regis
tered Hereford Bulls. Address
Alex X. Marr. Walden, Colorado.
+ The James Peak hotel at CRANKY
has new ad in this paper inviting
North Park trade. Give it a trial.
4 A full line of international Stock
foods. including the 25 lb pals at
$3.50 at the Laramie Grocery Co.
There were around sixty people:
who partook of a fine Thanksgiving
dinner at the Park hotel yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baker and
family expect to 60 to California in
January for the balance of the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bohn spent
Thanksgiving night with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Baker-taking in the
big dance.
Homer Hampton came up from
Cowdrey on last nights stage for
the purpose of attending the big
Thanksgiving dance.
Charles Baker has transferred
the Park hotel to Tom Don, late of
Fort Collins. since our last issue
for consideration of $4,000.
AS will be seen by advertisement
elsewhere in this issue the Pledge
Sale of D. F. Sudduth g. Son has
been postponed till December 9.
Mr.. and Mr.. w. F. Donelson and
two of Joe Donelson's children. also
Guy Baker, were in Walden Sunday,
from Rand.
y Monte Blevins left Rand the first
of this week with cattle to ship over
the Moffatt line from CRANKY to
Denver.
A. L. Fox is going to build very
fine new residence for Archie
Hunter, of the North Park Bank, in
Walden.
A. L. Shupp. Miller Mosman, VIM.
Macarthur and Elmer Hammond.
the roundup boys. we're in Walden
the first of the week.
The railroad surveyors camp has
been moved from Walden to the
mouth of Platte Canon where they
are located this week.
The stage was much later than
usual on Monday and Tuesday
nights-not arriving in Walden from
Laramie till ten and eleven o'clock
respectively.
H. J. Oldenburg, John kimmons,
J. F. VanPatton. VIM. Mari. T.
L. Cook and Eric karlson were
among those registered at the Park
Hotel Monday.
George Daugherty came home
Monday and is spending the interval
up to next Sunday visiting with his
family. after which he will return to
work on the Boettcher ranch.
Mrs. W. L. Snair will lead the
Christian Endeavor meeting, Sun
day evening. December 8. Subject:
Our one excuse-being the regular
Conservation meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baker gave
a fine Thanksgiving dinner in the
Dawson house yesterday where
they entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Black, Bob Mitchell and Archie
Hunter.