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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15
lNlPERIL IN SUBWAY.
Express Jumps Track and Panic Fol
lows While Traffic 10 Delayed
For Hours,

NEW YORK, March 15.- Hundreds
Of subway passengers we're put in
peril yesterday, when the rear trucks
on the third car Of an express train,
southbound, left the tracks at the
Spring street curve, The third car
jumped along the track for q trains
length. Trafic was at once stopped on
that track, and for two hours and 80
minutes the subway stations were
blocked by crowds Of angry and fright
ened passengers. ...
Women In the car which was part
~ derailed screamed and became pan.
ics stricken, but were Gained sby the
men. III less than 40 minutes tlle
sbloclt ol ytlie eSpfes tEael had fS'
tended the Grand Central stattoh,
5sris Fafis on 40 ttaels NY delayed
nntH atter n 8icIoSis
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15
ON Time with THE GOODS

to encounter, in that he had secured
Is new subscriptions. besides everal
ones for later enrolment
when certain other conditions were
adjusted. He was likewise greatly
pleased, as well as surprised, to hnd
that in his absence the office force
had taken the wise precautlol later,
Of sending a boy on the ground with
the evening papers. The result was
that by the time he had covered the
field the carrierboy had caught up
with him, SO that the new subscribers
we're all in possession Of their first
paper, which struck them as 9 marvel
Of promptness in delivery, since their
signatures had scarcely grown cold
cold before they had the goods, and
were reading today's news in tOIday'a
paper, and not yesterdays as hereto.
fore.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15
All We're Pleased
With the Event

An immense crowd oipeople throng-
ed the various departments Of the
q. q. Jones store on tic occasion Of
their opening last evening andfnothing
but praise was heard Of the beautiful
goods displayed and tho cordial hospi'
tality extended to the guests by the
owner and his corps Of efficient as
sistapts, Fairmont people have been
mildly curious about this new store
which had been advertised for several
months and last night found them out
IN great numbers to see for them
selves, and 1t Is needless TO say that
they were satisfied. On entering the
store a carnation was presented to
each lady guest and q useful hat brush
to the gentlemen. omoa's orchestra
furnished an excellent musical pro-
gramme during the evening, which
was a decidedly attractive feature.
The frat floor Is devoted to q line. OF
dry goods, notions and ladies' furnish 1s
ings IN general. On the second door 9.
handsome line Of carpets, rugs, and
curtains, The window decorations
we're also the subjectSot much favor
49, :. j b. . I 49, Is H ! f. y >
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15
MYSTERY
SURROUNDS THE DEATH OF THE
MAN SUPPOSED TO Be
JAMES coNANT.

NEW YORK, March 15,-cOroner
shardy and the police this 'a'Ta-
began the investigation into the mys-
tery surrounding the death ofa nan
supposed to be James Conant, widely
known in Pittsburg and theatrical
circles throughout the country The
man was registered at Hotel Nevarre
under the name Of J. c. Wallace. he
did not die at the Hotel, it is said, and
where and how ss died are among the
things the coroner and police are seek
ing to know. Wallace or conant ar
rived at the hotel the middle Of last
week, accompanied by two handsome
ly dressed women, They registered as
]. g. Wallace, wife, and Miss Pane.
The women left the hotel Sunday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15
% NEW SUBSCRIBERS WE'RE ADD.
ED TO THE WEST. ytR eIFilkN
LIST BY ONE SOLICITOR
YESTERDAY.

/
Rev. Moran. as special solicitor for
the West virginian in the City and
suburbs, was sent out to the Jackson
Addition, shagtown and Belleview
yesterday, to procure new subscriptions
Between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. N.
ann 6 o'clock p. N. he waded through
the snow and water, Up and down
the hills and along the railroad tracks
about the round-house in fulfillment Of
his mission. He was most cordially
received by the people everywhere
who seemed to be only waiting for
his coming, and upon footing up ct the
close ofthe day the fruits Of his labor,
he felt amply repaid forwhat he had
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15
JOHN T. M'eRAW is
!. MAKING OIL TESTS.

. .. b y i j. y
GRAFTON, ". vay March 15.
Work on the ojl well balag drilled en-
the George Reynolds farm near Prunty.
town by Hon. JohnT McGraR Is rro;,
crossing nicely and at this time the
well has reached a depth Of about four
hundred feet The work5is ID charge
Of the Gartlan Drilling Company, OF
Parkersburg, Col. McGray has under
lease several thousand acres Of land
inthis ceuaty aid IN Harrison county
which ought to be good oil and gas.
territory andthe proposes to make q
thorough test twas reported d few
days ago TINT She operations were
controlled byt Hope Natural Gas.
company, but Nh. McGraw has pretty
thoroughly chased down this rumor,
showing 3conclusIyely that It IS strictly
.a3 a3personal traasRc tion, and when he
ikas lis test complete the taFner sot
thisi copnty lstnpw tps ghat ttnti
Iiiss landsl 6 tiie wssy oil ~
ga
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15
Lies at n PoiIlt
of Death Y SA.lt the l'lY
Miners spital
cumBE d w Acco ohlMopA1ioM
CAME NEAR 10 RUNNING
OVER 9NcoNscl clotls MAN.
psssT sEiERlFF WATSON Sslsl
rsYiNal 10 LOCATE THE { MEN
e1tLTY or THE DEED:

wtIii Turner was sandbaggel "a
tns naitinore and Ohio yards q short
alsta1ee below this city at an early
ioir thi morning gand the injuries s'ls7.
timed uiay cause5his death. MI. Ttlr-
nil Is freight engineer and 2 leg The
Hotel Kenyon about s o'clocS this
mcrnin tos go 70 the round house to
tsle his engine out
when few hundred feet from his
destination he was attacked by some
unlmown party Or parties and after
beite tfnck by q nd.bag was robbed
Ihe Cumberland accommodation en-
Iae leaving the round:house at $50,
cane nearly running over the body
ana tfe crew picked the unconscious
mai np and brought him to the depot,
Later lie was removed to the Mi
nets Hospital where he remained in
i stste 81 unconsciou until after 8
o.cioels this afternoon. The injury was
10 ths base o. the brain and while he
aliied slightly during the day the
itcspitai physicians are not at all sure
taat he aItll recover.
Deputy Sheriff Watson was sent out
oastte case and expects to locate the
gtiity parties III a few days. Railroad
men are much incensed at the occur
renee and hereafter hobos and pedes-
trtans through the yard will receive
scant courtesy. Nr. Turner is well
Known throughout the city, having con
Quoted q dancing school in the Free
Pre hallSfor many months.
NM Turner Is married and has 9
VIE and two children, 9 boy about
nine ct ten years Of age and q girl,
younger Mrs. Turner returned from
Coahelisyille this afternoon, where she
ind been visiting for several days.
ME little boy slept with his father at
tie kenyon hotel last night and he
thinks his father had some moneywith
hins Itis wen known that Turner Of
tea carried considerable money, one
fftend of his stating to-day he had
known him to carry four or five hun
SIfe3 dollars on his person. When
found this morning Turner'S pockets
we're wrong side out and his watch
was gone.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15
.D'IEPEW INRETREA7.
HIS CONDITION
Grave
NEW YORK SENATOR TAKING
THE @REsT cuRE7 AT THE
COUNTRY HOME OF a
FRIEND.

NEW YORK, March, 15.-In such q
condition that his selusion was decid-
ed upon by his physicians, Senator
q. NJ. Depew will be unable to see his
friends or resume his duties for an In
definite period. His family processes
the belief that he will be about again
in another fortnight, but 1t is more
than probable that the rest cure" he
is now taking will last well into the
spring, after which he will so abroad
where his wife now Is, without reap,
ipearing. in the Senate or at his local
business Office.
Senator Depew is at the country
home Of a close friend within a hun
dred miles Of New York, where he
is permitted to see only members Of
his family and a few Of his older and
more intimate friends. His relapse
was less the result Of new symptoms
than IT was due to a failure to prop.
erly recover from the mental and
physical strain to which he has been
subjected for the last three or four
months. Friends Of the Senator would
not be at ali surprised IL the present
Illness were to be marked by the final
,,j,4i, mol ~ Mr. DeDew from all
public activities.
For more than a week the Senator
has been absent from the sessions Of
Congress, it being given out at his
washington, home that he was in New
York, This belief was encouraged
here, but yesterday areporter was
informed that while the Senator was
not patient in a sanitarium, he had,
under his physicians orders, availed
himself OF the hospitality Of q friend
who had placed his country home
at the disposal of the Senator and his
attendants, information as to the 10
cation Of this country seat was re
fused.
Friends Of Mr.. Depew who have moi
seen him within the last few days
declare that he has wasted away in ?
startling, manner and seem to feal
that his condition is not being treated
with sufficient gravity They doubt
that his metal and physical vitality
will ever be recovered and believe that
even he should be pronounced free
from his present allment his career q
other than a private citizen has ended
The rumor Of his intended resignation
from the Senate have again been start
ed, but thus far no tangible indication
has been given Of such plan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15
.IIIRRIEDTMAN KILLED YOUNG
WOMAN and THEN H!MSEZE Sell.
His Will Tells
Puzzling Story

NEW YORK, March y. Miss Es.
teils Young, 25 years old, whose ad-
Stress is given as 91S West Fourteenth
street, was shot and almost instantly
killed this morning by Louis Nesser,
sbt III the apartments Of Nesser and
his wife on the ninth floor at Pierre
Upt West S2d street. Nesser, after
hootng the woman, fred q bullet
thsopgh his own brain, dying instant
ia MISS Young, who was friend Of
the family spent the night with Mrs.
syasser, sleeping with her, Nesser oc-
caBying an adjoining room. Early To-
IN: Mrs SesseF occupied the bath
r51m snd while, there the doors were
i6cked upcn her and the shots were
fiTsd. lie police ne no y itli y
no tory tola concern
ihe the aifaif HRich seemingly Taas
npmetous mystsFiols features
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15
Throngs Of People Were
Present. AT Store Opening

satisfy the wants Of customers. Mr..
Jones's clerical force consists Of the
following: First floor, Misses Ella
Kinney, Kate Hood, Ruth Devault. Mr.,
In. Lough, MrC. L. Dickey, decorator
and assistant; second floor Miss
Lucille Kirk, Miss Mary Morgan; third
floor. Mr.. Clyde Morris, B. !. Eckess.
b, v, Lynch Is elevator boy and gen
eral helper. e.s
The store opened for regular bust
ness this morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15
.SHERRICK WAS
FOUND GUILTY.
INDIANA Ex.sTATE AUDITOR
STANDS 10 SPEND a TERM
IN THE PEN.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 15.
sherricl5, ex.audItor Of the State, was
found guilty Of misapplying State
funds, The verdict carries an lndeter-
inmate sentence Of from two 70 TWEEN
ty.one years. A motion for a new trial
was made. Pending the decision,
sherrick will be in the custody Of the
sheriff.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15
f'v,ioTEpisoms TIME AGO
NeWlie Wants 10 BE NatursHzed| nol1
sampei erseken,

Samuel Hfarken through Attorney
Ii. N. Hoge spplied for naturalization
papers in Judge Aiason's court ihis
morning trhe usnal questions were
asked Tie Win ses for lhe applicant
Judge aissohshas PIE mailer under ad'
visenent
l5raclSen haslbeen d voter nI FORMER
elections aud one can hardly See thu
need oE this taNlne oul papen rhlt
fact may enate Re defeat of MS nat
1lFalizat tion
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15
watch For the Big Red Wagon
EpIpEM!c Of skIN DISEASE.
Morsantown Physician plScoyers
Something Like the AlvesYst
q LlttIe Different.

Little Different.
MQRGANToWN, March 15'-Mor-
gantown has an epidemic Of skin
disease that Is worrying q part Of
the local medal fraternity. The new
disease greatly resembles the old.
fashioned hives, but then the physi-
clans have reached the conclusion that
1t is not the hives. The disease has
been noticed here for months, and
from the number Of new cases report
ed it is evidently contagious. It 1tSeenns
to originate in the second sdn Or
the dermis. 1tlsnot dangerous but is
very painful and annoying One
physician stated yesterday that there
are at least 800 cases ofit in Morgan.
town.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15
FRANK MoATs HAS
STATE SENATE BOOM.

PARKRRsBuRG, March 1b.- ANEW
candidate for the state Senate from
this district on tie Republ ticket
Pierpolnt Meats ex'spealter
81 the House Sos Delegate B q.
Martin; 81 rtsassnt count also
M aEAuTY pocToR ToNIaHT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15
svyAEELlNa, MARCH q.
Fllmsr Case Arguments SET for New
Date Federal Coal At
clarksburg.

PlRSERsBURG, March 15.-The
hearing Of arguments in the Tulmer
cassS win be held at wheeling on the
no 81 March, instead Of the 2oth, as
aetetotore announced, beginning at 10
oclpcs 9. m.
The Federal Coal Co. case will be
lead at a special term Of court by
Jpdse Dayton on the 22d Of March, at
selsssablrg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15

h ladies Of sAe Central chriaiian
Chpfrh Eiu hold an exchange aaiur
,day q the store room next door TO
tie aflstta Hotel. An kinds Of sood
thin g eat VIII be on sale.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15
BQflI.a.l iS'Ffee.. !.
.MoUNpsvILLE MAN ARRESTED
AT. ssISINNER,ss TAVERN ON
CHARGE OF ROBBERY Sys
ACQUITTED. @

WHEELING, March. Il. The trial
OF s. Howe Bonar, Of Moundsyllle, who
was indicted in the Fayette county
court at Uniontown, Pa, on the charge
of having abstracted the pocket-boos
of g. w. johnson, proprietor Of the
Exchange hotel at Untontown, came
to a close yesterday.
The jury was out but q few mil,
utes, and returned with q verdict q
not guilty, the State having been un:
able to prove its case. Mr. Bonar was
represented by two Untontown law.
}yers, Messrs. Robinson and Mckee
and Prosecutor Hudson. Of Fayette
county prosecuted the case against
Bonar. 3ssI
Mr. Bonar, who had been accom-.
panied to Uniontown BY a number d
influential friends from MoundsyilleY
returned home last night, and the
news Of his prompt acqlIttal was 10,
celyed with general satisfaction The
verdict, however. was not 9 sur.
prise, for although thsre appeared to
be a chain Of clrcumstantial evidence
against him. his friends were always
confident that when the case came 70
trial his innocense would be demon
strated, Mr.. Bonar isa well known
civil engineer and Is highly estaemsIl.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15

1t will be remembered by West YiF'
glnion readers that M, Bonar was az
rested at sEinner's Tavern ihf this city
and taken from here 70 Unfontcwn tot
trial. Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15

HE sEAUTY DOCTOR roNIors THE BEAUTY DOCTOR ToNoHT
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WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Eighteenth Ward-In the Eigh-
teenth ward hall on Monday night
novelty will be rendered In the shape
Of play given with a male cast ex-
clusiycly Some time ago the young
ladies Of the ward rendered the come
Dis OF "Rebecca's Triumph" which was
cast exclusively from among the girls.
Tho boys now propose to see IL they
can do as wen without aid from the
other side The drama Is called va
cation" II IS IN two acts and VIII be
rendered under the auspices OF the
Teachers quorum.
Following Is the cast:
Mr.. Pemberton, q banker. ....
,,,4,,,.,... Wilford Moyle
Curtis Dunbar his cashier 49,.
t,,...,,,,...,.. John y. Giles
Herbert Wells, formerly cashier.
,.,..,.,,.,,.. Sidney ID. Alder
Jack Ashton. reporter. ,.,..,.
.,,.,.,.,,,F Frank NJ. whitney
Dick PercivaL an actor.
a,..,p,.,,,,Jo John \, Clawson
Obadiah slggins, Sr, a farmer,
..s,,,.,...... fleber G. Hicks
Obadiah Sisgins. tr his son,.,,
,t.,,,.,r,,,,..t.. Nephi G. HICKS
l'aggles q tramprr.,...,..,.,..
,..,....,... Frank Torkelson
q. Elliot Brayton a dude.,..,,.,
...,,.,,,,.,... Lester Blackner
Dennis Clancy, an lrishman,
..r.,,,t...,,., Moyle Gray
Toots, negro cook.
observation-disclosures. Calvin Smith
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YOUNG FAMILY REUNION.


Special effort is being made by the
committees in charge Of the Young
family reunion on the occasion OF
Brigham Young's birthday Friday
June l. to secure the attendance of
members Of the family residing outside
Of Salt Lake. As already stated in the
News" the exercises this year viii
be held at Provo the family being the
guests of President Brmhall Of the
Brigram Young university Maj. Rich
ard W. Young will deliver the princi-
pal address, for the family, while the
program, which has already been pub
lished In fun, will take up an after
noon and evening, til the return ON q
special train at l0:30 o'clock, The fam
lily organization includes the descend
ants OF Father john Young whose
sons were Phineas, Joseph, Brigham,
Lorenzo and John, Descendants OF
these brothers now reside at Brigham
city, Lewisville Pocatelo. Teton.
Montpelier, Nerual, Casa Valley Al
berta, and at many other points
throughout the west, and II IL specially
desired that as many Of them as posi-.
bic assemble for the annual family re-
union.
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DEMOCRATS MEET
Hold Conference and Discuss The out
look Of the Coming Campaign

A number Of prominent Democrats
met last evening AT The office OF Geo
d, Alder IN the Mccormick block, to
talk over the political situation. city
and County Chairman Lyman II. Mar
tineau ihylted number OF gentle
men to meet and confer upon matters
pertaining to the welfare of the party.
and IN response 10 the invitation a rep
resentative number were present
Judge William II. King B. H. Rob
erts and Senator Simon Bambcreer
made stirring addresses, and consid,
cradle enthusiasm was displayed
Throughout the meeting Those present
felt that the committees should be
called together at an early date, that
a complete organization be effected and
that full preparations be made for an
early and vigorous campaign,
Chairman l.. L, Martineau said that
pressure Of business would compel
him TO tender his resignation but this
step was postponed by request of the
gentlemen present Mr.. Martineau
expressed his determination 10 call the
city and county committees together IN
the near future. Tie said that a move
mcnt was on foot to eliminate the hir-
ing Of carriages on election day. This
matter. 1t was decided. should be looked
into AT later date.
State Chairman Hamburger stated
that his committee was without a sec
rotary the person who had last served
in that capacity having turned his po-
lltical coat. The state committee win
be called together soon, at which time
the appointment Of a secretary will be
considered.
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CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

The Conference Pamphlet containing
the full proceedings OF the 18th An,
nal Conference, held in Salt Lake CITY.
April s, Z and s, Is now ready. Every
sermon and address Is reported IN full.
This was an important and interest.
Ing conference, Only q limited edition
is published A good pamphlet to send
TO Niends.
PdStpald to any address 25c.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Salt Lake City.
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aud when pudding was served Mcr-
rift found a big, Fat bed hug In his
sauce. The trio left their dessert nm
tasted, and Merritt refused tn pay for
his This led TO an alteration which
ended IN Croy attacking Grams with
billiard cue and presently Mrs. Croy
sailed forth to the aid Of her lego
lord with a hutcherknifc. BEFORE thcv
could be stopped the happy twain had
50 beaten up Grams that n required
over an hour for y surgeon to dress
his wounds, They win answer IN
court. The bed bus sauce has not as
yet been paid for
superb Organ I,ccital--A superb
program was that presented by Prof.
Mcclellan yesterday afternoon. IN the
Tabernacle. II was made up entirely
~ Wagner numbers, including the
'King's Prayer from Lohengrin." the
Divine Evening Star from Tam
hauser" and the famous overture to
the latter opera. The performance
was noted for its artistic registration.
that is, what I'm orchestra playing
would be orchestration. and In military
band work, Instrumentation Prof
Mcclellan has a fine mastery Of this
feature Of organ work as II is based on
a thorough knowledge Of the theory
and practise Of orchestration, and his
production Of stringcd effects as well
as effects In brass, were in the nigh
est degree artistic The overture as
arranged for organ Is very difficult,
but It's performance was most dramat-
lcally and graphically given, and at
the close Of the recital the organist
was widely congratulated. The at
tendance was larger than usual.
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ROBERTS, COMPLETE WORKS

outlines OF Ecclesiastical History"
sl.75. $3.50, S2.75 The Gospel" 75c
sl.25, 81 80; New Witness for God"
s1.50. So 80; Succession in the Presl.
dency," acc. soc. 75c; Rise and Fan OF
Nauvoo." sl.25. 81 %: Missouri Perse-
cutlons," sl.95. s225; Mormon Doc
trine Of Deity" 800. s., 90 and Sl,75,
Deseret News Book Store salt Lake
City Utah.
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NICE HOME FOR SALE GROOM
hoJae, large barn, and other outbuildings,
10 acres land. all under cultivation with
necessary implements. Bel phone Jordan
"a BLACK
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Save your money and when you get a
dollar, deposit II with lions Savings
Bank and Trust Co., Salt Lake City,
Utah. Joseph f. Smith. President:
George NJ. Cannon. Cashier.
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MILLINERY SALE

10 DAYS sale ON an Ladies Hats EX-
ceptionally large reductions on chill
dren's Hats, Woweu's coop % T. LIST
South.
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On the tables Of all nrst class cafes
and homes-Vienna Bakery Bread.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26

HUBBARD lNVT. CO. Is w 2nd South.
Broom, new brick. { blocks from High
School, 1890. 800 cash. SIS a month, in
Guiding interest. a snap.
t-room brick, $500; $40 cash $3.50 a
month including interest
i-room pr, brick. modern, 1 block from
car line, s2,l5O. 500 cash Sl5 a month,
HUBBARD INVT, CO.. IS w, End South,
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THE C s. MARTIN COAL CO
are flling orders promptly for all kinds
OF coal.
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Another 32-acre farm. over the river
fenced and all under cultivation, 81
shares Of water In tho North Point con-
soldated Irrigation COMPANY new firm
frame house, flowing well good team
wagon and farm implements = cash
will put yov in'O possession, including the
crop, which Is already I'M balance amy old
way, 5000