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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-21

d. YER1NGTON, New, May 21.-The
excitement over the big strike made
; on the Campbell and Kennedy prop
! erty here continues, and people are
f1ocking in by the hundreds. Hardly
day passes that someone doesn't
strike a ledge showing big values in
gold and copper. and the wonderful
richness of the country is a surprise
even to old prospectors and miners.
What appeals to them all is the evil
dent permanency of the proposition.
, The lodges increase in value with
! depth and also get larger. There is
, nothing whatever to indicate that it
is pocket country. anu mining men
predict that it will be one of the
, richest camps in the State in less than
two years.
Outside of the mining outlook there
are many people getting in on the
ground floor in the matter OF securing
lots in the town-site Of Mountain Vie Y
staked out by w. L. Brandon aid
Company OF Yerington. Brandon
seems to have hit upon an ideal spot
for town. He has chosen tat
place with a natural slope, just saf-
ficient to give it god drainage. AMI
all the county IDS lun through the
ground He has dug well. s., hat
it will not be necessary to cart water
three miles any nore. There is a
big demand for lots. ana ( Is reported
that an eastern sylIl~; : is trying 20
get control Of the :ownste relizing
| what a big demand Their. will he tor
the lots as the iedges pegin to be
i opened uD and me c,1r:v develops.
| Brandon 8 not inc.i.e1 to let ne
townsite 50 in :t:,, fashml if he eaa
! help it, pre:c -."2 10 give eve. noe y
I a chance
Their is MA ly iaily mail .rtO
the camp VIII twc lines CT stages
Lumber and otler bu,;'iug material
| is arriving daily, and the character OF
the buildings being put up is much
better than usual in new camps. show
ing more than anything else the faith
people have in the puture OF the place
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-21
Automobile Party

Yesterday Gov. Sparks came up
from Reno in Ollie El:ots 80 horse
power anto. He was accompanied by
Bullion Inspector. Nevin. Leland
Sparks and MIR. Case.
Elicit lut on some top speed in
spo:s and made the railway train look
like a tetbered goat.
tie wanted to show how well the
machine could do and promised the
Governor t.. run over u COW and throw
it Ill 10 the next county.
Tie Governor was quite anxious TO
zee COW handled by the machine but
when he saw it was a HEREFORD COW
h weakened and begged the man
to wait until they found An ANNA
o, some o.her breed.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-21
THE VALLEY
EXTENSION
New Town of Min
den to be Manu-
featuring Center.

Work on the extension Of the local
read into the valley above is going
on at merry rate. rails having been
laid about mile beyond the river
This morning the construction crew
Were put to work tamping the road
bed and putting It in shape to with
stand the increasing raise of the river
at the point where the road crosses
the stream.
The exceptional high water threatens
tc do considerable damage to the
roau bed and the company IS taking
every precaution against any delay
il the completion of the road.
At Minden, the terminal OF the road,
n UGH activity is manifested and sever
al projects are being considered,
among them being a large mercantile
establishment which WILL endeavor to
control the southern trade, -four MILL
creamery, condensed milk and cream
plant, electric lighting and power
plant, and numerous other enterprises
that go with a 1--we and flourishing
community.
1t is also understood that the men
at the head OF the much talked OF
sugar beet plant and factory will
course of the next couple of weeks
and If satisfactory arrangements can
be made the first crop of beets will
be put in this year.
That the local Business Mems AS
ISOLATION should wake up and do some
thing must be evident.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-21
i, Doing We'll

Postmaster Hofer. has returned
from Alameda where he accompanied
his little son, Stewart, who was in.
jured by falling of fence several
weeks ago.
Mr.. Hofer says the lad is GONZALES
Ing although It is not yet certain
whether or not he will recover full
nse Of the injured arm.
Mesdames Hofer, junior and SEN
Tor, and the Misses Hofer will return
with Stewart about the LIST of June
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-21
BLAIR DEAL SURE GO THIS TIME
Plans Of Purchasers Include Milling
Plant and Railway

Vldnt ana railway
James L. Freeburn, a mining engi-
neer sent out by Pittsburg, Pennsyl-
vania capitalists has reported favor
ably on the Blair property at Silver
Peak, Esmeralda county and said at
Salt Lake that the statement that the
transaction involved $4,000 is cor
rect
The Inter Mountain Republican says,
Mr.. Freeburn goes east to consult
the purchasers and to arrange for the
immediate equipment of the mines
and the erection of a mill common.
surate with the tonnages of which ne
mines are capable. 1t is likely, that
the company will at the same tine
construct line of railway from he
Tcnapah division to the gold-bear!ng
camp, the latter being cheerful news
scr number of Salt Lake interests in
that REGION, while it is not unlikely
that the branch is to be continued %
the mines Of Manhattan. few miies
further
CT the mines the visitor says til ~
are mcng the best to which his atten.
ton las been called in recent years
tie management of the Mohawk near
then row running with ten stamps
and concluding with the cyanide
tanks, of ores that average 1873 pei
ton. He would not discuss values
contained in the ores Of the Blair bu
| they are better than is afforded by thu
average camp.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-21
Ore Shipments

The ore shipments over the TonO.
pah Railroad for the week ending
Thursday night, as reported by the
Western Ore Purchasing Company, ag-
gregated 21S9 tons, divided as follows:
From Tonopah-Tonopah Company
800 tons; TonOpah Extension. 537 tons
Belmont. zS5 tons; Montana onopah
"a ton; Midway, 100 tons; West End
40 tons; North Star, 80 tons. From
GOldfield-2O1 tons. Sundry-12 tons.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-21
Cattle Shipment

Three cars of beef cattle were ship
pea to the Nevada Meat Company at
Reno this morning. They were ship
ped by H. II. Springmeyer OF Carson
Valley. Chas Springmeyer had charge
Of the shipment.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-21
Visiting Here

Miss Annie Kearney, was an ar
rival from OlinghOuse on this morn
ings tram. She was accompanied by
Miss Glen Turned. They will be the
guests of Miss Kearneys parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. kearney of this city.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-21
viii Celebrate the Fourth

Gardnerville is making extensive ar
natal day. Committees have been APP
pointed and the work of getting the
cash and making the necessary ar.
rangements is well under way.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-21
New Machine

.dessrs Lemmn and Meder, arrived
from Reno yesterday with a new
Rambler auto of the latest pattern.
Tie n achine has been sold to Yering.
ton parties.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-21
Annual Dinner

The ladies Of the Methodist church
will give their annual dinner ON Deco
ration Day in Odd Fellows hall. The
proceeds will be used TO repair the
church.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-21
Welded Yesterday

Clarence Wesley of Elko and Miss
Enfie Johns of this city were married
at o'clock yesterday at the home
of the bride.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-21
On MininQ 0usiness

H. X. Mighels. departed for Silver
Mountain. Alpine county. this morn;
ing ON mining business.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-21

site Purchased

The site for the new Catholic c.
thedral at Reno has been purchased,
the price being $4,000.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-21
10 Improving

Superintendent JOsephs, Of the Orp-
anhs Home who has been very low
with pneumonia Is reported az much
better today
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-21

The second installment Of taxes IS
weeks.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-21

Engineer Kirk. of the V. & r. wen
to Reno TO-DAY
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-21

From an authenic source at the
university It was learned yesterday
that DR.. Stubs who has been n New
York for some time past seeking aid
for the university from Clarence
Mackay, has been successful in his
negotiations and mas been rendered
princely donation by the million
aire whose money was made in the
silver mines of the Sagebrush state.
The amount of the donation is not
known by the university authorities
and whether any stipulation is made
as to what the money Is to be used for
is not known. 1t is presumed how
ever, that the gift will be used for the
enlargement and improvement of the
mining department.
In letter written from New York
DR.. Stoubbs says: Il have been sue
cessful in my negotiations with Mr..
Mackay and will have something good
to announce on commencement day"
Journal.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-21
Over From Reno

joe Short, Of Reno. is spending q
few dag. n this city.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-21
Notice to Voters

All persons whose names do not
appear on the official register Of the
last general election and wish to reg
lister for the school election to be
held in Carson School Dist. No. l.
on. Monday the 2sth inst, will have
the opportunity to place their names
ON the registry list by applying at
the Appeal Office The registry will
close on Tuesday evening, May ~.
y .I3,t D. X. Smith, Registry Agent
...-.,,r,.t III --O-O- 80
. The Bali Game ..,r
"A coed crowd attended the ball,
game at the racetSack yesterday The
home boys were. outclassed BY the
Eano team and the latter won the
game by q score Of 10 to ..
Mrs. Frank Wiides, was q departure
1-r the Comstock on this mornings
passenger. ..e-
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-21

Mrs. NJ NJ GarwoOd was an dr.
r,y:l from RerO this morning.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-21
Makes Donation A Lively Camp

NEW YORK, May 19.-Dr. J. E.
Stubs, president of the Nevada State
University at Reno, Nevada, is re-
ported to have received a donation
from Clarence Mackay of fifty thous.
and dollars to be used In making
necessary improvements at the Ne
vada university.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-11
WEBSTER COUNTY NEWS.


Grant Austin, a young mnn EN-
ployed by the West Kentucky Coal
company at Wheateroft, vas seriously
injured last Friday Austin was at
the bottom Of the shaft when a block
Of wood fell from above. striking
him 90 the top Of the head. He
was insensible tor several hours after
he was struck and his condition has
been serious. but il is though, that
he will recover.
The Leeper Coal company near
the city. has installed machinery TOT
it, plan, aud the tipple D. about
completed. They will be ready next
week to start to mining coal
Mr. and Mr. Gugenheim. % Ma
rion. visited Mr.. Gugenheim ~ par
eut. Mr.. ADd Mr.. H. Is Williams.
near town this week
Mr.. NJ VI billiard % Maroon.
j., yi.iuu. her sister Mr.. jane Nor
RI.
NJ, james Hi-kIl aud children
arrived Monday Co ti-it relative Dol
The eity.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-11

ton, went and served the peo.
pie the best | could By the
help Of God had ten days meeting
The Lord wonderfully blessed u.
there 10 the work. heard n.
shouts Of many new born soul. o,
the account Of giving up their sin,
and accepting Chris, as their savior
! heard the shouts and praise. o,
many faithful good men and women
who have been on the highwa, o,
holiness for several years and suD
say his service Is their sweetest d..
light want TO speak a word iB
regard to the young peoples PRAYER
meeting | am glad 20 tell sou tba
young people have a wide AWAKE
prayer meeting. | never met vi,L
young people anywhere that ] an
more delighted with than the Que. AZ
Cedar Grove They come 20 Oh.
trout. take par, 10 singing, pny .r
public and testify 20 sabctifcat.o.
IL o, good 60 be there, glory to God
Wishing 10 thank both saint aud .
uer for their kindness shown n.
while uitb SOU. I am your bro,h,r a
Christ Raw vs. ID HrvrmRr
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-11
DR.klNG'S NEW DISCOVERY
Will Surely Stop That Cough.
nni words Keeps The Eaters Spirits Up

N.unt /.oH. sa uei I..
EDITOR Press.
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paper until Jaa. 1907 l...
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can not la with out che paper
Wishing 500 al -urcc. san y....
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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-11
LOOKING BACkWA r p.
Rev John S. Henrys Reply to Re-, Walker in the Press
Twenty Five Years Aso."Second Chapter OF the
Second EpstIe to Paul

peranee society. You believe it l.
the privilege Of every member Of
your Temperance society to drink IL
auor. to keep 1t at home. give 1t to
your neighbors. give it to your wives
aud children. thu, running the risk
O.. making them iruukards aud rem
derine them unf, for heaven. Cor
60. such temperance society
the devil could join without making
a sacrifice q one % his principles.
You make very unfair charge Oh
the Temperance people 10 accusing
them II being hyIocritcs aud car
wing concealed jugs aud kegs into
cark room. e. While viii admit
there are some hypocrite- among
temperance people. you are COM
PEELED o. admit that the same evil
e1i.t- io ,he church. there We ind
rrr -,e.. -. ti. came r.t. every
.--aa.ut-aa -tl, human being. have
aarthir- 90 l. rit. Ia tni- world
You uaAea mistake vle- sou -ay
that Temperance societies s-. ta.tered
oy ..-4. or,iea .av-. tor rae 4n b,
t5-te--5 BIS temperance people aud
societies. aud &C. ,Nract %
1ur-e Gle young plant and ua' orly
carry TIL. l.,,re, f.r che las but
until our whole people become TEN
perauce nation. P. l. Il Walker o.
the contrary Notwithstanding. You
make a very ,eriou, ebarg, 90 the
good people o.: this district who VOC
ted for thi, law. by calling them
-robber, va- not In the county
at that time aud q course DO not
feel guilty. But We lived DO another
and we voted 90 II about the same
tine and carried IL by a handsome
majority and in al that district but
one man could be found that would
raise biz voice against IL. he was
Young limb of the Law. 30 far re-
dueed by the use q whisky that.
not Ion. after. be left between two
days under the charge Of embeIIle-
ment. The God % the Bible l.
against the whisky cause aud DO
community. no church no man can
prosper that tries 10 sustain the
whisky traf7c show me a communI-
Is that sustain, IL and I will shov
YOU a community that La, but little
respect for religion OF the education
Of the rising generation. Show me
a church that ,ustain- it and I vii.
show sou a church whose death kuell
ha. been sounded. point 10 your
denomination and the regular Bap-
tit a. an illustration Of thi, truth
they once bore respectable count
bat TODAY with the exception Of a
few churches. they only hare a name
in history. aud ere long. un.e., a
: speedy turn 90 the whisky subject
God will wipe them Of Of the face Of
the earth. for de- never intended for
his people 70 engage in IT, You
. try 10 make a point out Of the ques-
tich | asked you. you say asked
how dare you or | TO change the
law you try to evade my question by
quoting Heb. ZIP, where Paul as
serts that the law was changed.
That God had a right to change the
law no sane man will deny. Here Is
the question l asked you How dare
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-11

DEAR SIR va little surprised
when ] read YOUR article IN The
Pre-. Of June -. that man Of
your year. aud experience should
indulge 10 such language a. | and IT
contains. Such a. a positive false
hood. lie. etc Now you have gone
beyond the bound. Of all rule, q
discussion. Il believe a man
would tell a positive fAlsehood /
would discuss % question With him.
l have looked a. the article before
me from several .taudp0iut.. / have
tried 10 excuse you ou the ground Of
being old and childish then on the
w4sknes. Of ya1r cause. but the
most charitable construction I can
place 90 it d. ,h4, yoa been 20 see
v0ar old f-ie1-. il Tennessee they
have paid sou your dues 10 the
ministry. Dr. Whisky. you came
home. -o, .- al-A Elevation.
sat down and wrote y.a- reply '.
my --.t sP.-,.e. t.- .t V.-I1 'e hard
for sou a- anyone else q. convince
me that minister % 'ae -o'Fe.
would Use --.. language y some
thir- serious Fa- -ai t-- matter
10 ,ls 1r,t place you admit that 3
va. correct ia the statement that
you had -aia Duo -'iIe 'I the subject
Of church members lfan 1iihsll-
and the reason you assign j. iha' DO
va, I'D LITTLE ana inconsistent 10 'Ae
eye Of every juaicl'as nan. Ihen
IN the next breath you assert ioia
positive iaisehood about saying you
made eieaL sweep OF temperance
people, societies. ETC. NoE- u you
were writing on neither Of these sub
Jects you should explain TO the PEG
pie what you va Writine about
where 1t took more than Two columns
IN the press % contain YOUR article
Again, YOU state tod a positive
talsehood about saying you made
broad sweep 90 Temperance people,
societies, etc. 1 will now make
quotation from your former article
and see # l did. Aou wall then
have a Temperance society Of God :
own making to bring forth ali the
fruits Of the spirit without going into
any secret conclaye among pretended
reformed drunkarls, pharisess and
hypocrites who tacitiy SANDER and
belle Jesus Christ. Of course the
people VIII expect you 10 correct
- - -
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-11


that I. a. minister. can drink
sr.-ituou. liquor. without violating
The az % God. Paul lay, I must
u.t Tin. 3.5. He say, a dea-
e.. may drink htre sine Duot
brandy or Hli-syI tut Do i. uot 90
u.. aa.a n.ae. llu. ".,. Noa
o.. .' prove that ministers should
U.s. E-..Sy or brandy because the
I-.,t received % from tas people.
al- taea "h.n sou 10y Co. make a
I-.l' ou uy .--t article yoH ,af that
o.. Jas Fas changed lai- faa-
a-.i',. ior be says. "For tae pne't-
t.- BEING changed. there i- made
,''i --A me
"s'.. '- '-' " '''
gwen 10y 'N'' D. - '.-
were " 10 '''',' 11- '-' -''
OF 'Dem "ou'4 nave even
''- 'l'0l-n vine 11- ''io'-
a'.'A la =" NOV one o.
'-. ,-AD-e' OF tue iAN j. 'DA' Tue
'.e''' OF Tue ne" testament are NOT
3. Use u al AL NOW YOU see you
f IT, % '"i'' ana a'''''' TIE 0'0ie %
-f-'if yolf aePfA'e4 "li'Ay eIA''
'l- aflet'e.
lou "a! 'p'l made Do your aliy
O. champion 'he whisky aud brandy
f question when De made % your au'y
~
'e "
your next
lou persist 10 TIE assertion 'ha'
Ohf''' drank "ine ana ihen you ny
70 MAKE a point ana say 'lA' / sian
aered 'hri'I well ie' " see u
aIa. Ia ofaef % MAKE your P''n'
you intimate 'na' the VINE Ae afanA
was an ihtoAi''nt NOW way a'l
you ho' assert 'AA' '' ''l'a 'h'oA''
cate ne reason j. y'" knew l'u
care uo' 90 IT, 'oi you are TOO Vel
A'iAA'n'eo WIN 'Ne scripture OUT
you VIA Ultimate ID "'1'a just 10
'raer 20 -e'uue ileu WHO were not 81
vel a'i 1A'n'e1 WIN '"e D'oie. le',
+ sou VIII ''aaa@i y cur SAVIOR 70 carry
point.
IL has a ways been an argument by
anti-temperance men that Christ
drank intoxicating wine many Of
them knew no better. but you do,
and are, therefore, wilIfully mislead-
ing them. Now. | will admit that
ID institutiug the supper he used
vine. Mark, l4:25. ! will also
admit that he made wine. John 81.
But will not admit that it would
intoxicate. II the vine that Christ
used in instltuting the supper or
the wine he made at the feast, would
Intoxicate, then he destroyed that
portion Of the scripture that says
Look not thou upon the wine when
1t Is red, when it giveth His color
IN the cup-at last it biteth like a
serpent and stingeth like an adder
Prov 1881, -. Here We are not
to look on wine, a. Clark, the COM
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-11

you or to change the Law Of God
and substitute whisky and brandy
for vine?" | now ask that question
again. il you have a right to do it
tell when and where. You seem to
Intimate that iussmaeh a. God erea-
ted all things and called them good,
He. therefore, made whisky. And
then you ask Why | DO not tell the
good whisky does true. it does some
good. am told that il acts a. an
antid"te for snake bites, there are
I perhaps forty lives saved annually by
it, use. while upon the other hand
90. GOO die annually out Of the forty
that are bitten II they were to die.
perhsp, some Of them would 20 TO
heaven. but the 90. 600. We Know
there d. no heaven for them. Cor,
$40. Il whisky vas 80 beneficial to
our race. why did not God reveal it,
use2 With all the wisdom Of Solo
mon be knew nothing about it. or
. If be did be vas too wise 10 make Il.
why va, il left 20 20 Be conceived in
the mind q heather man 10 Ara
bia. only little more than three
hundred yea-, ago. { Know that
the man who receive, iu exchange
fo. h.- grain or cider the powerful
liquid. .lppa-e- ,te .pirit- naturally
exist 10 The grain or arT.es o. meal
or cider 3D. They. therefor, iufar
the Creator intended the spirit. for
tae l.e of man. a- he 4.i tts meal
or apple That there .- Boz poison
10 o.. mea. ~ apple. tha, tle-. D.
none DOB che spirits. These iaiereu-
ces are invalid and void since 30 l- az
.ndi-FutaoIe fact that alcohol. shich
D. their substance. does nor exist DO
the apple, aud -raiu. Tn. D.. aem-
oa''raoie from 'he fact that che odor
or taste q alcohol cannot be- per-
ceived 10 the meal 90 cider obtained
from u IN It, sweet state. b. fermen-
'ation the sweetness di,Appear- aud
alcohol. rev substance. d, found to
be present carry the fermentation a
step farther and vinegar. another
new substance. is produced. It'll a
step further. aud putrid. unhealthy
eKhAlations result such a. rise from
svamps in which vegetable matter de-
GAYS. Nov Il God intended u. 20
u.e alcoholic liquors. because they
are obtained from substances which
are harmless. and beneficial 10 our
race. be must have intended a.. 10
breathe obno1iou. yapor aad e1hal
tations because they result from the
decompositioD Of vegetable matter
or the putrihcation # sweet animal
food. I claim it's wrong 90 manu-.
fscture alcoholic li4uor. because
God f.. design. are tLwartei lu every
drop that is,made
Button ask where / 20, ms .ta.
ti,iic. thought all men knew
hhere statistic. come from. Now.
: there wa. a gentleman in nv .bor q
few day, before YOUR article came
,Br. IL ws.t,tae oHcs for nphI,..
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-21

effectual. Below town Saturday IL
was seen that hay crops had suffered
a good deal from the pest, and leaves
on the trees as high as 30 feet had
been liberally punctured.
Farmington Is a very moral little
city in the comparison with It's sis.
ters of the southwest. There Is neith.
er of the hurrah or meretriclous dis.
play, There are but two saloons In
town, both quiet and orderly, closing
at midnight and on Sunday. During
four days here a drunken person has
not been seen on the streets. The
marshal enforces the ordinances. and
is very particular about making peo-
Pile tie their animals and teams SC.
curely.
On Sunday morning the several
church bells began early to announce
their services The church buildings
are very creditable brick and frame
structures There are four places of
worship-the Methodist South. Rev.
Il. L. Waldraven, pastor; the Prcsby-
terian, Rev. j. c. Lord. pastor; the
Episcopal Rev, George HInson. pas
tor. and the Seventh Day Adventists.
Rev. Fileld OF Aztec holds services
here once n month for the Baptists
AT the city hall.
Last Sunday the people were seen
going to the various places of worship
and one might nave imagined from
the numbers that he was in larger
city. Many carriages were in from
the country places nearby.
FRANK HARTMAN