, 1906-12-31
changing of Year Brings Change of
Heart to Some of the People of
This Fair City, and Reporters Able
to Record Some of the Things That
Are to Be Reformed.

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were sent out to round up a few of tn,
New Year resolutions Tor the benefit O
those not quoted. Some OF the peopl,
talked with seemed penitent and will
ing to do most anything to do better.
among these being Ben Bartlett. A
Jones of the court house, Dave Saryer
Frank Frazer, Henry Nagel, Prof. Fill
er, Frank Burrage, Charles Brands
Will Isberg and Will Watt, each easil,
convicted of having, for a whole yea
deprived some girl of the right to hos.
the household and plan for the build
ing of a nest for two. These were
among the worst ~offenses, although il
may be seen from the following quota
tons tina some others are to be con
doned and new pages started:
Good Resolutions.
Charlie P-tch-ll-That l will never
again refer to a story as exclusive
that had been known and discussed by
every republican in town thirty DAYS
before | heard of it.
Guy D-yt-n-That l had hoped to
have a marriage license with nv faith.
er's name as county clerk, but failing
in that, l shall be satisfied to have him
sign it as deputy.
Mayor-elect Sp-ld-ng-That before I
again become a candidate for mayor |
shall make out and post my Slate, to
avoid the rush for appointive offices
toward the end.
Dean B-de-That 1 shall continue to
make the cathedral one of the most at,
tract1ve places on Sunday in the city.
Wedding Presents for Self.
A. K. Ch-mbl-n-That during the
coming year | shall e%ndeavor to have
some of the engraving done on wedding
presents point a little nearer home
than during the past year.
Percy T-ws-n-That the weather
may be changing for the better, but
shall see that the nights become a
good deal more comfortable during
1907 than they were in the present
year.
Harry L-ngh-ldt-That the building
of a railroad to Lander has simplifed
matters some, but, so far as l am con
cerned, n round trip will be all.
Too Odd for Odd Fellow.
Will Y-lt-n-That 1906 was a good
year and l propose to see that some of
the good things in Odd Fellowship are
all on paper, S to speak-too odd, en-
tirely.
Dan S-ll-v-n-That the motive power
department of my district will not suf-
fer by congestion text year if l can
prevent it.
Did, Sm-th-That the telegraph
business for 1907 shall show a marked
increase over the business of 1906 as
that year does over the year before, If
hard work can accomplish it.
Trainmaster L-tts-That l shall en-
deavor to spend at least a part of the
time with my family, and not have to
bring a mutual friend to introduce me
when l come home.
Miss Kittie K-nne-r-That l shall
learn to tell time by the handsome gold
watch 1 had for a Christmas present
and lot think that only a diamond
studded watch is necessary.
Has Parents in Mind.
Wallie O-t-That l shall not disap-
point my parents the coming year in
presenting them with a handsome new
daughter.
Rev. A. C. H-gb-n-That I shall not
feel overly proud of the progress max
ing toward the completion of one of
the handsomest churches in the state,
no matter how I may appear on the
subject.
Agent Emm-ns-Thst the local sta
ton shall be made as convenient and
obliging to the general public as it has
bSSh uuiAh Tic yea JuoI NiOoih5, anu
more so, if honest effort and splendid
cooperation on the rart of the en-
ployes counts for anything.
Chauncey R-t-That Thirt street
shall become, as it deserves to be, one
of the handsomest thoroughfares in
the city, even If I have to wash the
windows of my store cftener than two
times a year.
A. n. H-z-nk-mp-That when l come
to manage another city campaign ]
shall stick to the middle of the street
and not work it up one way and down
the other.
DR.. Sw-g-rt-That the Strong mine
| will show results next year in the pre-
duction of concentrates of some of the
%marvelously rich copper ore in the diff
ferent workings.
Cure-AIls to "Git."
DIR. M-llr-That "quack'' doctors an
Indian medicine sellers will find me
little more attentive to duty in behal
of the people than during the presen