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Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-19
RESIGNS FROM PRESIDENCY.

TRAER. Iowa. Jan. 1s.-Secretary of Agriculture Wilson resigned from the presidency of the First National Bank Of Traer, which he has held for ten years. Mr. Wilson gave as his reason for resigning. his being in Washington, was too far away to do justice to the stockholders and deposit ors of the bank in this town.
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NOTICE.

All members of Carrie Reymann lodge No. 8, Degree of Honor, are earnestly requested to meet at Medi- govich hall Monday evening, January 21, 1907. Business of urgent import ance must be transacted.
 MATTE HICKS, Chief of Honor.
 MARY GILL, Recorder.
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HAS PAINTING SPELL.

Harry Henniger, well known in the city, was taken seriously i'll last even ing in the Maze saloon. Henniger had been in the saloon for some time, and had taken several drinks. when Fuddenly he tainted and fel forward pn Che floor. A doctor was immedi-
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WANTED-To buy a good milch COW, Jersey preferred. See L. A Engle, c. & A. Boarding House.
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WILL LEAVE DIsBEE.

Mrs. wm Nashburn has sold the c. & A. boarding house to L. A. En- gle and will leave next week for Silver City, New Mexico.
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BURNS HOTEL AND HIMSELF.
Williams Was Believed to Have Been
 Drunk When He Did It.

SoLoMoNvILLE, Arizona, Jan. IS. At the town of Stafford, near here. early this morning man named w.. NJ. Williams. set fire to the hotel and perished in the flames. He was intoxi- cated, but Is supposed to have over turned a lamp. The hotel, 'arse frame structure, was entirely de- stroyed.
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An Ohio man gave himself up to the police and confessed that he is a forger, and the police refuse to be- lieve him. Some men have terrible regulations.
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GLOBE POSTAL RECEIPTS
 

The great growth of Globe during the past two years can best be attest ed by the increase in the local post office receipts. Postmaster Allison has just compiled his figures for the last year and they should be a source of much encouragement to every res ident of the city.
 For the year ending December 31, 1906. the receipts of the Globe postof' flee were SIS, 5,410S0, an increase of ov' CT 50 per cent over the receipts of the year ending December 31,1905, which were s10,1S1.24. During the last two years there has been an increase of over 1000 per cent. the receipts for the year 1904 being slightly over S7,6OO.
 The fiscal year of the postal depart ment ends March 31 and Postmaster Allison is authority for the statement that the receipts for the local office for the year ending March 31, next, will be over $16,O00.
 The number of articles registered at the local office for the month Ot December, 1906, was 1890.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-19

A Southern paper speaks of a young nose. There are times when mother nose. There are times when a mother should keep her nose out of her daughters affairs.
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trip around the cape she met with hard conditions of both sea and wind. Those who were on her say she behaved well.
 The races are to be held off Marble head, in Massachusetts bay.
 The SkIddoo has not yet started in a race, and In friendly try outs with some of the boats fin her class she has fallen behind her rivals. Judged by her going, she has certainly not performed as we'll as many prominent amateur yachts men believed she would. She Is owned by Herbert NJ. Sears. one of the best amateur patrons of the sport
 The Chewink VI. Is owned by Frank c. Macomber. Jr.. who-is regarded as an excellent racing man. He has had plenty of experience and Is considered one of the best of tAe down east skip pers. The Cbewink VI. since her ar rival at Marblehead has been tried put against the Sumatra, the Bonidrei ind the Hayseed. and she outsailed thm. She is held in high esteem by the yachtsmen who have seen her perform, some of whom place her among the three boats which will meet the Ger mar.
 Michael H. Golden, now a sergeant of the Rockford Qll) police department, but once big league pitcher, claims to be the originator of what is now known as the spit ball, asserting he used the delivery twenty-seven years ago, al though he did not call 1t that.
 Golden says he threw the ball by wetting the inside of his third finger on the right hand where he gripped the sphere He often felt the effects of the ball in his shoulder for days after
 Golden started with the famous For est Citys of Rockford, the team which developed Spalding, Barnes and Addy He began his professional career with the Westerns of Keokuk, la, where he played in 1873 and 1874. The Keokuk club joined the American association in 1875 and went to pieces in July of that year. Golden finished the season with the Chicago team and the next year went to Indianapolis, where he played the season of 1876 and part of 1877, going from there to the Springfield Qll) club. It was while pitching for Spring field that Golden stumbled upon the spit ball.
 The next season Golden was with the tail end Milwaukee team of the Ma tIonaI league. His most noteworthy performance with that club was the striking out of fourteen men of the
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-19

Dr. H. A. ScheIl examines eyes free at the Copper Queen Hotel for three or four days only.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-19

Dr. H. A. Schell, Arizona's leading optician, is at the Copper Queen Hotel for three or four days only. Eyes ex- amined free.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. Jan. 18.-M. R. Patterson was inaugurated governor of this state today.
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eovERNoRs INAueuRATsp.

DIES MONIES, la, Jan. 1s.--A1bert B. Cummings was inaugurated gov ern of Iowa today for the third time.
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A Kansas man is minister, a doc tor, an undertaken and grave-stone dealer. Able to cinch yC1, n,ing or dead.
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Dr. H. A. Schell, Arizona's leading optician, Is at the Copper Queen hotel.
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ORDINANCE NO. ios.

4 Ordinance Amending Section w. of Ordinance No. 79 of the City of 6lsbee, Said Ordinance No. 79 "5e- Ing an Ordinance Creating Saloon
 Districts In the City of Blsbee ana Defining the Boundaries Thereof"
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FOR RENT-Six-room house, with furniture for sale at once. AS or 32 Clawson Hill.
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BIsBEE AERIE NO. i

Woodmen of the World meets in Medigovich Hall the 1st Thursday of each month. Visiting brothers invited to attend. W. M. MORRIS, c. c.
 c. N. THOMAS, Clerk.
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PRINTER FORCES CHECK
 Twin slnyr MaiM

A printer. going by the name of J F. Wilson and who has been working for the Mail for nearly a month, de cided last Saturday night that he would go into a more lucrative busi' ness, so he got real busy and forged four checks on the proprietor of this paper. One of the checks was for s15, one for s5 and two for S10 each He cook some blank checks that were in the office and printed a card in the corner of them, reading thus: '"Winslow Mail, Lloyd c. Henning Publisher" He cashed the checks at several of the business houses in town Saturday night, but when they were presented at the bank Monday morn ing for payment they were dis covered to be bogus. He made very good attempt at signing the name and it is evident that he was not novice at the business. Sheriff Woods wired along the line of the railroad, but no thing has been heard of him since. A man was caught in Albuquerque, but he proved to be a pressman who worked here in December. Wilson was man about 50 years old, dark cOmpiS8loHSu, siiShSls Soiu- iio4iC '" cheeks, smoked a pipe constantly stood about five feet eight inches walked very erect and spryly. He had only two front teeth in upper jaw and spoke with a lisp. It is probable that he is still going and may yet be caught. Forgers have been very busy in the southwest lately, and WinsloW business houses have been caught not infrequently by them. It is time that some of them were given time to re pent in the penitentiary.
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WANTED-Sewing by the day. Mrs. ConnelL Call at Mrs. Hall, No. Castle Hill.
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Garry Hermann Is out on a wild hunt for pitchers for his Cincinnati club. He let three pretty good ones go in Druhot, Overall and Dorher. Probably Her mann doesn't know a good pitcher when he sees one.
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WANTED-Woman to wash dishes. Steady job and not very hard work. Apply Copper Queen Hotel.
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WANTED-Middie-aged woman to do general housework; good wages; i; small family. Address 5. w. C., care Review.
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yas6sss Bisbee Lodge No. 10, I c. o. F., meets every Mon
 day evening at Opera Hourse Hall. Visiting brethren cor dially invited to attend.
 J. A. CLARK, N. c. F. c. HENDERSON, Sec,y l
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WANTED-Work by young lady as clerk or chambermaid. Address Box 22, Don Luis, Arizona.
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TERRITORIAL ::::
 ;::; AND COUNTY.
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MAYORS DAUGHTER
 BREAKS HER ARM
Arizona Democrat)


 Arizona Democrat
 While riding bicycle yesterday morning Miss May Coggins, daughter of Mayor and Mrs. Coggins, fell from the wheel and received painful in jury to her right arm.
 As the result of the fall her arm was broken between the elbow and the wrist pr, Hawley was summoned and dressed the broken member. The accident occurred at the corner of Fifth and Jefferson streets, about the noon hour.
 IL appears that the little girl, aged .eight, was riding her fathers wheel, when a man on motorcycyle came up behind her, somewhat frightening her.
 In order to avoid the man on the motorevcle the little girl rode toward the sidewalk, and. thinking that 1t was her own wheel she was riding. att tempted to dismount as is custom of women.
 In doing so she struck against the crossbar and fell to the ground, fall ing on her right arm. breaking 1t It was stated this morning that the lit tle girl is doing nicely.
 DENTAL BOARD INVESTIGATION
 (AriZona Republican,
 The hearing before Governor Kib- bey on the investigation of charges preferred against the dental board of the territory by Dr. Wilson, and which charges. it is understood, were more particularly directed against Dr. Wil' liam c. Lentz, president of the board occupied the greater part of the day in the executive chambers yesterday No conclusion was announced last night and it is likely that the hearing will be resumed this morning. The prosecution was represented by Judge B. J. Edwards, of Globe, and it is also understood that Dr. Gonzales, of Bis bee, is quite active in pursuing the charges. The board was not repre- sented by attorneys, though there were numerous dentists present from different parts of the territory, drawn by favoritism for one side or the oth CT in the controversy or by the inter est they might be expected to exhibit | in a matter so directly concerning their profession. The substance oi 1 the charges is that the board has sought to prevent by unfair and un professional means, the admission oi new practitioners within the territory l thereby lessening the natural compe tition in practice.
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Chicago team in game which Mill waukee won, 10 to 2. Anson famed twice, Pike three times and Start three.
 In 1879 Golden returned to Rockford to play in the Northwest league. That season marked his retirement from the game with strained ligament in his shoulder. He never returned to the professional ranks.
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WANTED-To buy a good, gentle
 driving horse. Ask at Everhardy
 & Goslin, Meat Market. under P. O.
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WANTED-A cook at Victoria room
 ing house.
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LosT-Between Main Street and City Jail, Eastern Star Book. Notify Ce- celia Lawson through mail. Reward of S1.0O offered.
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WANTED-At once, competent nurse girl Inquire Mrs. E. W. Baum, 19 Quality Hill.
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FOR RENT.-Four-room house. Call at 115 Higgins Hill.
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DON'T WoRRYi Get the money yol need from Turner, 25 Main streea fNext to English Kitchen.l
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FOR RENT-Four-room house. Den
 his Began, Upper Lowell.
, 1907-05-21
HE BOUGHT FINE HORSE
FOR ELK MOUNTAIN RANCH.

Lee Herman of Elk mountain, a
prominent young rauchman of that
neighborhood, is in the city today,
having just purchased from c. M. Fl.
field of Grand Island. Neb., represent
ing North & Robinson, the fine young
stallion, Keota Leonardo, registered as
number 5O184 in the American Perch
eron Register, the price not being made
public. Mr.. Herman will take the
horse to his ranch tomorrow, making
one of the best horses ever taken to
Elk mountain. Mr.. Fffeld has just
sold to P. c. Lund Of Mandel a young
Shire stallion, which will be used for
breeding purposes. MI. Fffield has
about closed out the lot of horses he
brought some days ago and is planning
to have another shipment here in a
short time. He has interested the
stockmen of the Laramie plain in his
horses, and believes these sales and
others will tend to add greatly to the
efficiency Of better breeding.
, 1907-05-21
ORDINARY STAMPS FOR
SPECIAL DELIVERY

SPECIAL DELIVERY.
No special delivery postage stamps
will be needed after July 1 to insure
the immediate delivery of a letter. Pur-
suant 10 an act of the last session Of
congress, Postmaster General Meyer has
issued an order that on and after July
/, If there is attached to any letter or
package of mail matter, ten cents
worth of stamps Of any denomination,
with the words Special delivery" writ
ten or printed on the envelope or cover
ing, in addition to the postage required
for ordinary delivery, the article will
be handled as If it were a regulation
special delivery stamp. The postmas-
%ter.general has decided also in the in
terest of e~xpediting special delivery to
recommend to congress an enactment
to the present law whereby such letters
may be left at their destination without
procuring receipts in all cases. Until
congress can act, a broader constTuc-
ton Of the present law will be given,
so that receipt will be accepted Of any
n occupying the premises to whom
ordinary mail might be given.
, 1907-05-21

vague as to the intent of the voter
that such votes ought not to be count.
ed for or against any candidate.
The right of the citizen to cast a bal
lot at the annual school meeting on the
9Th inst, designating the name of a
candidate or candidates and the re.
spective term that each should serve,
could not be abridged by any motion,
declaration from the chair or order of
the judges of election.
Request for Declaration.
am informed that no official an.
nouncement has been made as to who
we're elected trustees at the last an.
nual school meeting, or for what length
of term each successful candidate Is to
serve. 1 hereby request that the vote
and term of service for each trustee.
elected at said annual meeting, be now
declared.
Respectfully submitted,
W. H. HOLIDAY.
, 1907-05-21
Fitch as a Delegate.

During the election Of delegates to
represent the Department Of Colorado
and Wyoming at the department en-
campment Of the Grand Army of the
Republic at Colorado Springs last
week, a mistake was made in the num-
Der to which the department is entitled
at the Saratoga meeting. Afterwards,
when the discovery was made that Col
orado and Wyoming could have one
more, R. e. Fitch Of this city was
chosen as the delegate and Colonel F.
A. Sitter as the alternate, as repre-
senting the Wyoming posts. Comrade
Fitch is not yet certain whether he
will attend the meeting, but hopes to
be able to do so.
, 1907-05-21
Relief from rheumatic Pains.

II suffered with rheumatism for over
two years." says Mr.. ROLAND Curry,
a patrolman, Of Key West, Fla, Some.
times 1t settled in my knees and famed
me so I could hardly walk, at other
times it would be in my feet and hands
SO 1 was ~incapacitated for duty. One
night when I "a in severe pain and
lame from it my wife went to the drug
store here and came back with a bottle
of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I was
rubbed with 1t and found the pain had
nearly gone during the night. I kept
on using it for a little more than two
weeks and found that 1t drove the rheu'
matism away. l have not had any trou'
BILE from that disease for over three
months" For sale by the Eggleston
r-,-
, 1907-05-21
THE WALDEN STAGE
DELAYED BY WEATHER.

A. H. Law, attorney, returned Tues
day from a trip to Fort Collins and 9TH
er outside points on legal business,
says the Walden New Era. The stage
in from Laramie did not arrive in Wal
roads being in such bad shape from the
snow and rain. 1t stormed, mostly
snow, all day and the five passengers
ere compelled to walk a good part
Of the distance, the stage horses not
being equal to the load. On the whole
the ride in was one of the most dis
agreeable experienced for some time.
, 1907-05-21
COLLEGE MAIDS COLT
AL EAIR GROUNDS.

Charlie Kuster has his colt, Bob
Miller" out of college Maid" at the
fair grounds here for the summer.
The colt is little more than a year old,
but will be one of the fast ones of the
west. The Kuster-Erwin string has
been taken to Denver to prepare for
the Overland track meeting to start
June Is. Frank Erwin is in charge of
the string.
, 1907-05-21
OECLlN ES TO BUILD
Or SELL HIS LOI


Arthur Kingsford this morning re
ceiyed a letter from John Eslinger of
Salt Lake. owning the lot upon which
Mr.. Kingsford's store stood before the
fire of last week, in which he declined
either to entertain an offer to sell the
lot or to rebuild the store. He may be
induced to change his mind, however.
The city will insist that the lot be
cleaned of rubbish and that a regula-
ton cement walk twelve feet wide be
built in front of the lot. Until this
owner a be brought into line, the
building operations of the others are
somewhat in the air, although it is
possible they will proceed without him,
agreeing among themselves.
, 1907-05-21
HAD SPLENDID DANCE
AT THE BUCKEYE RANCH

Mrs. c.. J.. Anderson, who was in
the city this morning, and among the
delightful callers at The Republican
office, gave a dance at the Buckeye
ranch Saturday night, which was at
tended by about twenty couples. Fred
and Louis Bath went out from here
and furnished the music, about the
best ever heard in the valley, and the
dancers did not leave the floor until
daylight. Mrs. Anderson furnished a
nice supper at midnight, and every
body, of course, had a delightful time.
, 1907-05-21
HOMEMADE AUTOMOBILE
IHAI WENT ALL RICH

A man en- route from Denver to
Wells City, New, was here last night
with 35-horse power engines, and was
covering the country in good shape.
The machine was a somewhat crude
affair, but like the busy bee, it "gets
there" and that counts.
, 1907-05-21
Good Words for ChamberIain's Cough
Remedy,

People everywhere take pleasure in
testifying to the good qualities Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs.
Edward Phillips Of Barclay, Nd,
writes: 81 wish to tell you that I can
recommend Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. My little girl, Catherine, who is
two years old, has been taking this
remedy whenever she has had a cold
since she was two months old. About
a month ago I contracted a dreadful
cold myself, but I took C~hamberlain's
Cough Remedy and was o o as well
as ever This remedy is for sale by
the Eggleston Drug Co.
, 1907-05-21
TEN SLEEP MAIL ROUTE
HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED

The mail route from Buffalo to Ten
Sleep has been discontinued to take
effect June 9Th, and that portion of the
route between here and Hazelton has
been let to J.. G. Childs, says the Buff
falo Bulletin. The business men of
Buffalo do not seem to have been ad-
vised of the proposed abandonment of
the Ten Sleep line, or they would have
made an effort to prevent 1t.
, 1907-05-21
BANK EXAMINER Is
LOCATED AT DENVER,

F. T. Klein, United States bank ex-
aminer, who has resided at the Metro.
pole since it opened, has been trans
ferred to Denver, where he will have
his headquarters hereafter, says the
Salt Lake Tribune. He left for Chi
cago Sunday night, for the purpose OF
moving bis family from that city to
Denver, their future home.
, 1907-05-21
BROWN RETlgES.
Tenders His Resignation as Postmas
ter at Lander.

Lander, Wyo., May 21.-N. H. Brown,
postmaster at this place, has rendered
his resignation to the department on
the ground that the Office does not pay
sufficient salary. Frank Thomas and
o. L. Knifons are the leading candi-
dates for the position.
, 1907-05-21
MISS EASTMAN RECEIVERS
FROM SMALLPOX Alta

Word has been received from Miss
Arletta Eastman that she has entirely
recovered from the smallpox and ex-
poets to leave today for Rawlins, says
the Rawlins correspondent of the
Cheyenne Tribune. She will make
several stops en- route and expects to
bring her mother home with her.
, 1907-05-21
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Pat Whelan is in from the ranch.
Gus Johnson went to Jelm this morn,
ing.
Al shupp of Walden is at the John.
son.
Mabel Davis of st. Louis is in the
city.
Bert Smith arrived from Walden last
night.
]. NJ. Brown of Red Buttes is at the
Kuster.
W. S. Fletcher of Austin, New, is at
the Johnson.
A. Swart of Edwards, N. Y, is at
the Union Pacific.
Larry Fee went to the Sodergreen
ranch this morning.
e. J.. Wilson and w. e. Stilson of
Mandel are at the Kuster.
e. G. Forbes Of the ranch was a visi,
tor to the city this morning.
Louis Zolman of Tie Siding is a city
visitor, registered at the Kuster.
l.. l.. Laughlin returned to his home
at Rock River yesterday afternoon.
Charlie S%odergreen was among the
visitors to the county seat this morn
ing.
Lee Herman Of Elk mountain is in
the city, intending to return home to,
morrow.
S. H. Campbell went to the fish
hatchery today, intending to return
later in the afternoon.
j. H. Brock of Fort Worth, Texas, is
at the Johnson. and ]. H. Brock of st.
Louis, Mo, is at the Kuster.
G. w. Penn and George Chapman OF
Leslie were among the business visi,
tors to the city this morning.
J. J. Manley of Cheyenne and N.
Weller Of Denver were among the
guests at the Kuster last night.
B. L. Smith and three Of his men
are in from the Red Buttes plaster
mill today, registered at the Kuster.
Bror Edin, John Anderson, Andrew
Person and Nels Person of Key.
stone were at the Johnson last night
w. ]. FOLSOM of Red Buttes was q
city visitor today, buying some sup
plies for the boarding house at that
place.
A. X. Chamblin left this morning for
Glenwood Springs, Colo, for a few
days visit. He will be absent a week
or more.
A. e. Beaver and J. R. Barr Of Den
yer were among the visitors to the
city last night, leaving for the west
this morning.
M. E. Rhinesmith Of Centennial was
among the visitors to the city last
night, leaving for home today with
some supplies.
J. Donnelly, Harry B. Henderson
Arthur X. Lee, F. w. Geddes and C
F. Hoel of Cheyenne were among the
visitors to the city last night.
Mrs. James Allen Of Sherman is in
the city today, doing some shopping
for the hotel at that place, she being
the wife of the Sherman section fore
man.
J.. R. Dyer, w. J.. Zippel and Louis
Pache arrived in the city by the Wa
den stage last night, the first two from
Pinghamton and young Pache from
near Gleneyre.
2. S. Tobey, Charles G. Randall, Thee
Klurg, S. H. Brake, c. c. Constanson
H. l.. Snyder and M. E. Dodge were
the Denver guests at the Union Pa
cifc last night.
H. d. Richardson of the Horse creel
section was a city visitor today, CON
ing yesterday afternoon n bringin!
word that the grass is inches high il
his part of the country.
Hans Fiegen, A. Iarsen. Hans An
derson n A. Johnson, who arrived
recently from Sweden, left this morn
ing for the tie camp of the Carbon
Timber company on Douglas creek.
Rev. Trout, the new pastor of the
Methodist church here, is believed tc
have left Cambridge City, Ind, for this
city today, and will be heEa perhaps
on Thursday afternoon.
Daily Republican. so cents a month