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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-25
THE NEW ALIEN LAW

Aliens seeking naturalization in
the United States will find under
the new law passed by congress re-
Gently that citizenship is more
difficult matter than in the past.
Certain abuses which had grown up
have been eliminated and the new
law is the most stringent ever
passed.
This will be a matter of interest
to all aliens who have not secured
their papers as yet and they will be
unable to become citizens as easily
as those who have completed their
work previously.
Early in June the house passed a
greatly amended naturalization law
and it received the approval of the
senate. The president has long
seen the necessity for such a meas
ure, and recommended it in his
message. Under the new law iur-
isdiction is confined to the United
States circuit and territorial courts,
and state courts having a seal, a
clerk and Jurisdictions in actions at
law or equity. Before these courts
can act finally many preliminary
steps must be taken under sue
cession of new safe guards and re-
strictive provisions.
By the national constitution con-
gress has authority Ito establish a
uniform rule of naturalization, and
it has now acted with a defniteness
and thoroughness never before
attained. The new law is based on
the report of the commission repre-
senting the departments dealing
with the naturalization Of aliens
and legal prosecutions connected
with it.
A bureau of immigration and nat
uralization henceforth takes the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-25
Easy to Get.

Wlsconsin's anti-cigarette law was
a year old the first of this month,
and at almost every place in the
state can be found evidences of its
lnetfectiveness. The sale of c1garet-
ties expressly prohibited by law, has
not been cut out as planned. It
seems almost safe to say that az
many people smoke as before the
law was passed.
All Lancaster tobacco dealers well
coined the new law when it was
enacted because it was counted by
them nuisance rather than a
source of profit and it is to their
credit to be able to say that not a
single case of infringement of the
law has been found here Many
cigarettes are still seen hanging
from the mouths of many youths,
but these smokers have imported
either the cigarettes or markings
from outside the state.
Now the dealers in larger cities
keep the little ''cofin nails" IN
stock. The selling is not open, but
It is not hard to get the goods.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-25
SchOoI Census.

The census for the local joint
school district has been completed
and shows total of 753 children of
school age. This is a decrease over
the census Of last year, accounted
for by the fact that more children
passed the age limited during the
past year than there were young
sters who attained the proper age
Details of the census are as fol-
lows: City of Lancaster, 655 of
which 312 are males and 343 females.
North Lancaster included in the
district 25, of which are males and
II females.
South Lancaster included in dis
trict, 68, of which % are males and
40 females.
There are 81 children attending
st. Clements parochial school in
the city, one in North and in
South Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-25
A Dangerous Runaway.

A team of four year old colts be-
longing to John Smith and driven
by Charley Henkel, who lives near
Lancaster, became unmanageable,
Tuesday, near Gov. Ryland's resi-
dence and ran west on the street.
turning the corner at Robt. Brokers
residence and threw the driver and
the young lady who accompanied
him out, badly bruising both. The
team was stopped near the south
side Of the courthouse square.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-25

-Monona Lake assembly opened
yesterday.
Jos. T, Bennett and family are
in Chicago for few days.
Miss Barber of Washington, D.
c., is a guest of Mrs. A. G. Knapp.
In sinking shaft on the Pigeon
Black Jack the first of the week a
fine sheet of jack was struck.
Harvey Abrams went to Madi-
sen Saturday, and Mrs. Abrams re-
turned home with him Sunday
much improved in health.
= Alfred Grundy of the Hurricane
paid fine of S. and costs in Justice
Wheeler's court Monday for slapping
Edward F1nney in the face.
The W. S. NJ. S. of the M. E.
church will meet in the chapel,
Friday afternoon, July %, at 2:3O
o'clock. Members please attend.
Candidates for county offices
are busy this summer, despite the
warm weather, impressing the
voters with their qualifications.
pr. F. F. Eckert has purchased
the residence vacated by Mrs. Vina
Stone in the fourth ward and will
move it to lot he has secured in
the first ward.
The candidates for nomination
uader the primary election law
have until August 4th tc put their
papers on file so their names may
appear on the tickets of their
respective parties.
During the storm Sunday after
noon lightning struck Wallace
Ritchie's barn west of town and
tore things up quite seriously. 1t
must have been a bolt of that
"cold" lightning however for it did
j not set the structure on fire.
L. D. Eastman has purchased
one of the prettiest building spots
in the city of w. B. DAILY, adjoining
the latter's residence in the second
ward, and excavating is already in
progress for a fine new house to
cost in the neighborhood Of So, 900.
The price paid for the lot was $3.50.
The excursion to Madison was
we'll patronized yesterday by the
Mystic Workers as we'll as many
others who took advantage of the
low rate to have days enjoyment
at the capitol city. There were 122
tickets sold at points between Ian
caster and Montfort Jet. of which
rs were sold at Lancaster.
The Royal Neighbors at their
regular meeting Friday evening had
an exceptionally pleasant time.
Four new members were initiated:
Mrs. R. n. Trentzsch, the Misses
Judd and Elizabeth Lisherness.
Following the usual functions re-
freshments were served and the
new silver knives, forks and spoons,
purchased with proceeds of the
Dutch market held last winter were
used for the first time. About 20
members We're present.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-25
The Mail Order Citizen.

| Governor Folk struck a popular
chord when he rallied against mail
order citizen" before the grocers Of
Missouri recently. Buy from a
catalogue and you are initiating the
small boy who trades knives "un-
sighU and unseen" was once the
warning of man who knew where
of he spoKe-and there are others
who have discovered the truth of
the saying, to their cost. Things
look we'll displayed in pictures in a
catalogue Of few thousand pages,
and TO some there appears to be a
sort of satisfaction in poring over
tn Use pages. But did you ever
realize that so often as you join the
- mail order citizen" class you are
fast attaining a state of mental tur-
pitude-a state where you choose
things you don't want? The mail
order citizen buys abroad because
he doesn't trust his neighbor and
tOwnman. What is there about
the mail order corporation that
makes you trust it? Do you know
the president? Do you know the
managers? Do you know whether
the glittering inducements are gold
or dross? True, the mail order house
offers larger variety, but if your
home merchant hasn't what you
want in stock he'll get it for you
invariably. Why buy "blue sky"
instead of the real thing? Just dig
up the Golden Rule, which you
seem to nave forgotten, and make
use of it.
A we'll known woman was over
heard to remark she had ordered
some samples from a Chicago de.
partment store. A week later she
reluctantly admitted that by the
time she had finished paying express
charges on two or three shipments
that did not suit her, she had not
done better. There are others.
'Patronlze the home paper, and
it will build you up" said Gov
Folk, in the same address. This is
a truth that is inseparably connected
with that concerning the mail order
citizen. Your home paper is fol
your home. 1t deals with interests
that are yours-the we'll being OF
your city, it's moral religious and
material growth, its Identification
Your outside paper cares nothing
for your city except the few stray
pennies it may gather from its citi
zens. 1t gives nothing but takes
all it can get. It employs from its
own city and pays it's labor partially
out Of your pocket. It does not
give you the news Of your com.
munity, but that of its own com
munity, together with foreieo and
outside news that your own home
paper gives you. 1t doesn' tell you
that your friend Mrs. Smith has
gone for a trip through the great
lakes, or that Mrs. Jones gave a
dinner; it tells you of the maunder-
ings Of an outside city council, the
doings of another city, with which
you are unfamiliar and for which
you don't care IN large quantities.
In your home paper are the ad-
vertlsements of your home mer-
chants. 1t sets forth what your
home merchant has TO sell, what
you may see, feel and smell before
you buy it. You can't see, feel, or
smell goods by proxy, except by
somebody's else nose, eyes or hands
that you can't trust. And you can't
trust the mail order house.
If you are a mail order citizen,
quit the habit!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-25

Mrs. Burns of Beetown and
Mrs. Campbell and daughter of Du-
buque, are visiting Mrs. Joe Wright.
Out Of about 100 or more
CANNES in Lancaster, license has
been paid on only %. Unless the
delinquent dog owners cough up
soon the provisions of the ordinance
will be enforced to the letter and
many bow-wows will turn up
missing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-25

William Jane, the well known
clerk at the Wright house, has an
atomizer OF the latest and most pop
ular design that he will sell at a sac
rlfce. Only been used once.
Eyes l am going 20 take a vaca-
ton" said a Lancaster man the 9TH
er day. When a man thinks so
hard that he gets corns on the inside
of his skull it is time for him to do
something"
What is a receiver?' asks an ex-
change. Sometimes it is thing
you hold to your ear while deposit
ing language into a telephone, but
generally it is the man who winds
up the business of a fellow who
didn't advertise.
This is by a Lancaster bachelor;
Wives leaving home Unexpectedly
these days and wishing to leave a
note for their husbands will find
that placing it on the family refrig
orator and holding it down with the
family cork screw will insure its be-
ing seen by the man of the house.
By the office devil: A mad sub
scriber came to town to wipe a print
shop out. He said he'd clean the
printers up and put them all 20 rout
But Archie looked at him real cross
which made the bad man culver
and the devil grabbed the ofic,
| towel and stabbed him through tn,
liver.
One of Lqncaster's incest youns
men was overheard to say: Las
night l held a little hand. so dainty
and so neat; tho't my heart would
burst with joy, so wildly did it beat
No other hand unto my soul could
greater solace bring, than that hand
I held last night which was -four
aces and king"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Birch Of Bee
town were county seat visitors yes
terday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-25

A. Z White of Deerfeld is
operator at the Northwestern sta
ton during Henry Koch's absence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-25
Stories of the Week.

William Jane, the well known
clerk at the Wright house, has an
atomizer OF the latest and most pop
ular design that he will sell at sac
r1fce. Only been used once.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-09
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1 lQT ysla GOnStancia dc, los tTenEs
|eesesgo Solo fMeiBsoi1nieTi EntFlA
Retifada de- Russia ~ ialgunos'
|otros cuadfes pone de Tclieve
Ilas ttistgza s,de Ia herr6ta..2 e Gro
| VsrssGhagin va, aIln mas leJnSb
Iprescinde de considerar Ell sen
Itinai iento de algeria deedus ven
cedoresiy velodeopensar ude dos
vene4dos; .sal aproposito es3 con-
mover con Ell espectaculo de las
crueldades que ~vencidos y ven
cedores cometen durante.las ba.
tallas.. Asi, por ejemplo, en- ST.
euadro sDefensa de la ciudade-
"a, no representa- ninguna0 es-
fena de la lucha aCtiva; no sc
We en- ell lienzo. IN solo soldado
hacienda fuego, sino los cadd
Veres de los asaltantes entire las
ruinas de an lienzo. de mural4af1 q
y los cuerpoS, de los defensores
nuertoS en- la refriega, alinea
dosuenIel foso, mientras los Ca
milleros transportan los heridos
al hospital de sangre.
Otro de suS cuadros, "Olvida-
do" eS una triste pagina de Iii
Subre poesia. Vese en- prime
termlno ell cadaverde IN solda
10 ruso. Cerca de el el fusil y
la gorra. "A 10 lejos, apenas st
distinguen los soldados del ba
TALON a que 81 infeliz pertene-
cia. Sc van. A la derecha, un
de terra, coronado por
tosca cruz, ,bajo ell cual reCibie-
ron sepultura los mas afortuna
dos. 71r
El tuvo menos suerte. Que
do olvidado, y servira de paste
a las aves de rapina. que en- FIJI
nebre bandada- -revolotean iuntt
a su oadaver. Pero ninguna dc
sus obras conmueve mas que Ia
= ApOteOSiS de la Guerra una
piramide de craneos humanos
IN medic de un campo de arbo-
les devorados por el incendlo y
edilCiOs en- ruinas. FL autoI
dedic6 el cuadro a "todos los
conquistadores del pasado, de
presente y del pOrvenir,'
Cuando la guerra hispano
americana, Vereschagin estuvo
en- Santiago de Cuba y presen-
cio entire otros aCtos de la defen-
sa de aquella plaza la salida de
la e5cuadra de Cervera Ignora-
mos ST el artista lego a trasla-
dar algunas de esas escenas al
lienzO. POcOs diaS antes de su
muerte, Sc traslad0 a Puerto
Arturo en- Compania del almI.
rante MakarOtt de Qujen era
intimC amigo, con el prop6slto
lie hacer una Copiooa collection
de cuadrO5 rcprcscntandO los
combates terrestres y mar timOs
que ALI sc trabaran. Como el ge
nial autOr no hacia nunca bOCe-
tos de sus obras, es de suponer
que la voladura del "Petropav'
lovsk" no haya consentido que
los defenSores de Puerto Artu-
70 tengan la honra de verse re.
.producidOs pOr el inimitable
pincel de Vereschagin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-09

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wsK sb 6llles uFfrfvTurasc Ios'l II 4
oCtIandos elite elsgrafo,o o,oanuRelt
per t0d0 elm;ndUlaunotioia de
haher ,yolado en- las proximida4
des.de, Puefto Atturo., el, acora-
zados Ruso, sPetrop pavlovsk - :, I
ouYdk hordeu encontTQ ngboTF,l.ollss;a ollss;a
nRferteua salrnsTante .MadNaTroti,
anunef6seQ arnbien9gpara colmo
de.frisiezasj51 1d9s er94al tastfo'
fes perez is I eeI 'famoso y plntor dc
escenas militares Basilio We
rcSphagiGa nsha" eal1n' 4oqeJ
aDice1lauEscritura uquel quien
aria I'll pelfgro en- Cd perecea4 S ]
lasmasXima no t1vfefaata1 1garan
tiablde sun excelsos ajltorr ajltorr yel
aSenssb de lase4pseiBSlle nellatI RplIble- ~ !
rala hecho buena la muerte del
p4ntor oriental. Nnera laopri-
nfera 1vez qtfeY Weresclragin
aTEostraba IA tnuerteo desdeh la
cubierta de uluih bsiqppe militar
en9 busc de- combates dande
sorpreuder actitudesUI escoTzQs
pormenores~ trasladar al
lienzo. Durante la guerra tur
co-ralSa, seiiclto auesses le dlefa
pueStO en- un tOrpedero. "Ku-
sfal euetftd s Con neef1tefla.rese de
oficialesg ma sq4e condos pinto
res como uSted Asi respondi6
eT 1efe az Ia escuadra al valero-
so-artistaa5querredobl0, sps ms
tancias de tai suerte que fue
precise complacerle. of ,f oih
Era Vereschagin mo solo un
pintor, sinO tambien4tn tllosofo.
Sus principles hacfanle abomi-
mar de la guerra y Ia combatia
con el pincel, >arma ehcacisima
en- suS manos. pues demoStraba
con realidad horrible todo el es-
trap0 de Ia fucha ffatricida. De
81 diio Zummern: SatiriZa a los
despotas amb1ciosos, Y por 10
tanto Sc le puede considerar CO.
me un moralista entire los pin
torres.
p Aborreciendo la guerra ell ar
tista ruSo, pOr eXtrana parade
ia tuvo que combatir V matar,
como cOnsecuencia de las Situa-
clones en- que alias veces Sc en-
COntr6, por buScaf el r11OdeiO de
suS cuadroS en- pleno campo de
batallaya Hs gH 3. HiGHasa
Durante ia defensa de Smar-
canda dice uno de sus biogra
fos-Vereschagip -vi0se- ence-
rrado en- la antigua capital de
Timur. cercada por una hOrda
de feroces sitiadores; V CuandC
los rusos empezaban d desani-
maTse. el artjsta, Olvidando Sus
pinturas al yer que el enemgc
aCababa de clavar el eetaudarte
en- las mura LAS, reunio a su gen
te en- ei mOmentO Cr,t!CO& ahle-
naz0 con un revolver Ell Cade
mano a los que huian, Y obligo-
les a prepararse para la deten-
sa. que baio su direction Sc rea
1iz6 con el mayor denuedo Y e
mas fel;Z rcsultado.
Muchas son las ObraS del pin
tor ruso, DesgraCiaaamente
muy pocas han salido de Russia
pues generalmente bAjo ess
condici0n Sc desprendia dc elias
Conocense, empero sus cuad1o>
per reproducci0nes fotograticas
Y hay que convenir Ell que min
gun pint2r de guerraS Id dad(
q suS lienZoS Ell 1ton0, Ia lnten
ci6n que Vereschagin. Velaz
quez Ell su tamoso 'Cuadro de
las la IA canta la v1ct0riS
del marques de Spfnola; Pradi
la en- la "Rendicion de Grana-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-09
HijSs de Maria

Mariana sabado a las 7 y media
tendra lugar la communion mlnsual
de las Hijas de Maria, en- la mis-
que Sc dira en- Ell altar de la Purislma.
Este acto sera amenizado sesun COS
tumbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-09
RHERNcIAS EN- pTO. RICO:-


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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-03-10
auction Sale.

Franz Hellwig will sell ut auc-
ton, Tuesday March IL, At his
place six miles north and 3 miles
east of Monte Vista all of his
horses, cattle, hogs and farm i'm.
plemenis. For particulars see big
bills. In addition to which two
heavy wagons, one spring wagon,
three sets Of work harness aud two
sets of single harness will be sold.
Sale will begin at 10 o'clock. 4
free lunch at noon.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-03-10

| wish 10 state that ! expect, il
my health permits, to locate per-
III Monte Vista, and am
trying TO make arrangements with
my sister, Mrs. l.. Pearl Clark, of
Chicago, u thorough and compe-
tent teacher, to be my assistant.
| already have enough spplica-
tons to warrant my using An AS
sis,ant aud shall be prepared to
handle all the work.
Prof. s. c. FENToN.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-03-10
VIII Bore Por OIL.

Several Mosca parties, who have
confidence in the surface indica-
tions, have filed on ten sections of
government lands about four miles
east OF that town and intend to
sink well 5000 feet for oil. The
locators are W. G. Bogart, Chas.
q. Duuagan, Henry Warren. DIR.
X. NJ. Campbell, 7. b. .Seeley,
Thos }. Everitt, W. +. Everitt, G.
A. Carpenter. The ordinary artes-
ian wells in the vicinity have
shown sufficient gas to warrant
the exploration Of that section of
the valley. 1t will cost about 500
600 to sink 5000 foot well and
this ia being subscribed by local
parties interested in the enter.
prise.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-03-10

After spending n week at the
great automobile show m Chicago,
trying and testing many cars. we
were enabled la select lines whose
characteristics are extreme SIM
plicity, strength and power.
Our garage will soon he com.
plclcd when we will take pleasure
in showing every one the results of
American engineering IN motor
ear construction.
The Monte Vista Motor Car Co.
BICurEL x COLI
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-03-10
Water Commissioners Meet.

An interesting meeting OF the
water commissioners of the San
Luis valley WAS held in the par
Tors of the ST. Charles hotel on
Tuesday. lasting nil day. 1t WAS
called by Dan S. Jones, of Sa-
gnache, division engineer for the
Third district of Colorado. lie
p called the commissioners together
for the purpose of discussing the
stemat!zing reports and organiz-
ing for better efficiency in distrib-
nting water for irrigation. State
Engineer 7. W. Jaycox and Jas.
jackson of Pueblo attended to
give the benefit of their know
lelge and experience. The state
is divided into three divisions with
an engineer at the head of each
and commissioners on each stream
within the district. The San Luis
valley division has eight commits
sioners, all of whom were present
with the exception of one ss fol-
lows:
George Widman, Dist 90, of
Monte Vista; Sid Lovett, II. of
La lara; Andrew Poulson, % OF
Manassa, deputy for John g. Dal-
ton; Frank Cargo, %, of Villa
Grove; W. Il. Darnell, 26, of Sa-
euache; Fells Chavez, q, of La
Garita; and T. l.. Wilcoxon, 30, Of
Garland.
The day WAS very profi,ably
spent in discussing irrigation
problems as bearing on the dis
tri3ution Of water according 10 the
court degrees. 1t was the first
Meeting Of the kind ever held in
tn. valley aud it is the intention
to make them Of annual occur.
renee Observation-Disclosures Cour.
Ter.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-03-10
Ranch Tor Sale.

One mile east of town, ranch
of 1891 acres, good land. good
water right, $1,000 brick house,
three artesian wells. Terms
reasonable. A bargain.
III. NJ. BENNETT.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-03-10

Ed. Psrdew, formerly cashier of
the State Bank Of Monte Vista.
now residing in California, has re-.
Gently undergone surgical opera.
ton aud for several days his life
WAS dcspnired Of but ut last report
he WAS getting along nicely.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-03-10

Judge Campbell will soon com
mence building six room brick
house on the lots next south OF his
present residence on Washington
street.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-03-10

Hon L. G. Cloudy arrived in
town Wednesday and he and John
Macarthur spent two days look.
ing over the various properties in
their charge.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-03-10

The supreme court has decided
that a fisherman has no RICH, to
walk on the bank OF a stream with.
ont the consent OF the owner of
the land. Neither can he walk in
the middl. Of the stream.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-03-10

Mrs. Harry I.awton, nee Miss
Louise Gertcisen. gave birth to Il
daughter Monday morning, March
9TH, ut her home in Alamosa.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-03-10

The Del Nortc br every man had
George Benson arrested last week
for assault He was tried before
the justice of the pence saturday
and gwen n thirty day. sentence
IN jail. The iudgmcn, was sus.
pended during good behavior.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-03-10

Miss Davis who purchased Miss
lmpson's millinery store left
Tuesday evening for Denver to
purchase her stock If millinery.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-03-10

Geo. a. Carpenter WAS in town
Tuesday. lie says the Western
Insurance companies have largely
increased their business since the
insurance investigations in New
York began.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-03-10

MIR. c. Ii. Lewis, who Is inter.
ested IN Blanca camp was IN town
Thursday. He Inns n group Of
very promising claims on BInnca.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-03-10

The Doris boys bought the
Bachus cattle at Alamosa the fore
part of the week.