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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-05

torres del mi.mo dslito que tan ahisr-
BE- , dssssradamsnts han fsltado & 10
Icy, Is 6 lueisndo lua arre "a atss 4
guras On este Doblssi6n, que % muss.
tra indignada ante 81 cdloso privils.
gio que % ssiablsss y que como daiss
ssDlisasi6n solo tisns ID s'g ,isnts con.
slusi6p: Para gcsAr do impunidad On.
b 10 Ley solo bAstA sar Mar.hsll 8
S'srst1rio do prcsedsneia Espubliea'
na.
Honorable Attorney: Cosmo % uns
pcblAei6n eulta. donds tales aeontsei.
mientos puedsn imSonsr m dssprsasi :
gio Gobrs 10 administrAei6n do Jus
t'cia. cosa que dsbsn estar prontcs &
svitAr les aatoridades supsriorss.
-N,sotros sntsndsmos , con noso
tros 10 T6blics opinion, que euando
un fareionsrio pdbliso % asasado bs.
10 iaramsnto por alguna fslta comsti'
do y la autoridad superior aeusrds
invsst ger 10 eeltsza q tAlssdad do esa
asunAsi6n y do Il : hsehos que han 81
do denunsiados. 90 inn o 70 10 nseesi'
dad do impedir Ia natural ira ,encis,
que pusda eisresr sobre todo 10 que
le EodeA lA AusoridAd de la pe.scns
eenunciada. CON 81 podsr , 81 presti-
| gt0 II hssente OIL cargo que sjsrse.
De tal aueris, dsspOi isdo del sarGs.
Ter do autoridad sl funeionsrIo con.
sulGador do 10 Ley paHa 6 ser eiudada.
no particular. y snloEoss igualadoa
lOs intsresss Dc 81 parties On virtud
do nm dsreeho legal y do IN prineipic
Do eQuidad, el Marshall y sl Eeereta-
RE, On sl salo Qpe NOS 90, p,, hubie
ran sorrido ID misms suer,e Qus eupo
6 auS ccmpans do iugAda, puedan'
do asf sumplida la Ley , satiatsehs
10 opini6n E6bliss que dsmAnda JUST
oia.
No h.mos tsrminado; mia hsy TO-
pAvis % este ssunt0 que NOS proRoG
nsmos EelatAr, psro como con clio 40
resultsrfa muy largo erie arliealo Il
deismos para 10 pr6xims oeasi6n.
CoRRESPONSAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-05
NOTlcIAS GENERATES
Oenunela pOr tfaude en- las
eIecciones pasadas. = L.
Acadia de San Juan.
PAGO De SUELDOS
Renuncia del Captain Lopez
Dfsz. ri licenciado don ia.
vier Cuevas Zequelra.

La 6euuusia prsssntsda por u
polisia insulAr contra de importanaSs
elsmentcs 8 Dc BErros por feauds o. laa
t!timas elsocionss, he sido snviada do
10 o6eina dol ssfior AttorEej Gsnsral
al Fiscal Dc P1Ees Mr.. BroMn.
-El Oobisrno hA induItado 6 70.
dos los Autorss do fraudss o!eetorales
on las slassionss do Ciales do 1904, ex
0SDto & don Tcmis Agrsit Delgsdo.
I'm case dc rsnpnslar Ol Capiikn
Lopsx Disx 90 indiesn los ncmhrss ID
los primsros Tsnisntss Soto. villari.
ny. Castro y sshsltini psrA ssssnso,
-ss disc que sl Direstorio Rspu
hlieano preEsntarG 10 eandidasnra dsl
dostOr Coll y Tosts para 10 Alsaldis
do San Juan Al rsnunsiar On brsve d
seiioP Goa Fidsl Gaillsrmsty. u dos
tor Col % actual sssretAriO del par
lido.
-Parsss que sl Honorable TAba.
mol Supreme, por conducts del AHaoR
nsy General. manidslta cue eslk q
Lsy 81 pago Do los susldos Dc loa
maeltros do las laEadaa MseneIaa
HssknisAs, 0uyA Sp :ohaOi6n % hahiI
nsxado { 6rmaF Ol Auditor Mr.. Ward
-El Auditor 90 he nsgsdo 6 aa
torIxs sl psgo Do an follsto rssisnts
msnts publ'Csdo Dor sl dosaor Fran.
eiAeo r. do Gosnsga.
-Se Auuncia 10 renunoiA del o.
pittn Lopex DiaS, do la Polieis Iusa
lay, DaSs 81 mas do Fsbrsro. Lo asn
tiremos musho. p0vQus 90 I'M eAsla
que hours al euerp0.
-sEl Tismpos. 6vgAno oAsial a
Dirsetorie Rssublicsno islatA eisrtol
hsshos do an funCionsrlo unionistA a
Rio Pisdras. Sc assgura qus GR
TismE0s Ahrigk una sr6rgioa 0AmpodI
On contra dc sus sorr llgionarios
amigos do Yauso, Ooamo y Humasao
que habfa eAllado 10 prsnsa unioniatl
asusadcs do iRr g llAridadss, etc.,. sto.
! y On euyas eausas sntisndsn los Flaes
lss de 20 Cortss Do HamSsao , Poncs
LA O0Tts do DiatriAo do Mays
CUES absolyi6 6 G lrdo Oav0, Q
iuieio do ape asi6u. Dc 10 ,GntsnoiA 4
auatro mOIeH do oGIssl { que Is con
demo 10 Coit, municipal Do aquell
OiudAd por infrSeci6n al arliOulo q
del C6digo Penal.
-Hsmcs aaludad1 On San Jua
Al Lsdo. don JAVier CusVAs ZsQuoirl
liaRmse6utie0 do LuQuill0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-05
DESDE COAMO
Do! FUIcI0llg|0S De IA c0RTE MUNICIPAL s0RPREN.
D'D0s En- uHl NJGIDl--IA OElUNcIl.
IL ATTORNEY ALDL IA RESUELT0

Por notss pub'issdss On ests die.
rio conCesn nueatr6s lesiorss ls con-
ducia otssrvada por sl SssretArio- y
Marahll de sstA Oorts municipal On la
moths del 2s del mss prt x'mo ssAdo.
z ssrgsnto Bird produio dsnunsis
iarada ante o. Jusx por haberlos sor
prsndido iugaado & 10 pn b 'bido On ID
fonda do Rafael sa'ssdo. Fl Jusz
G Gaillarmsty, On vlrtud do 10 dsnunsis
pRoducids, dirigs IN tslsg' a No al
Attorney , llsvA & soncs'misntO d
cate 10 aeusaci6n f.rmuladH On contra
de sua dos empieAdos,
Nosotros, aobre ssas bases, aui6G.
tisas hA,ta no potee mas. psdimo,
que % p cssdisIs con aetivldad y snsl
gle.
Dos dfas dsspu6s Dc hahsr aide
pussto On sonoelmiento dol attorney ID
osurridc, sin que 10 alta autoridad
iudisiAi uAds rssolvisra On hisn do ID
iistisie, oomenSo 10 opinion pdbliss
4 impssientsrss llsgand6 & formar 90
msnM RIOS poeo fAvorAhlss para ID
iustieia y en- sontra dol sneAzgAdo d.
hassr eumplir 10 ley.
Dsade este momsnto gsHmin6 eE
nuestro COZ e5ro il dada y 10 sstGi :
rizAmos On sslAs feAses: GLa oondua
ts obServads por sl Attorney no moi
sAtisfAsts.
Hoy dscimoa N a.: 10 eonduetA OF
ssrvads por el Honorable Attorney
no NOS pArses soTrseta. La maj ehs
que llsvA ss'e asunt1 rStihsa nusstss
anrmasi6u.
Ell NarihAl y sl SG0retario con
tir 6An & la no que trIsSmos salai
lfnsaS, msrtctend0 10 eondanxa de-
Attorney QSe 10. sostisns "a sus pues
tos pssaudo por sneima do una asuse
si6n grave que pssa sobrs sllos y Oh
contra del ssntimisnto TdbIiso que leI
Eeehaxa = les eondsua.
Es NAL; sl ssiior Jutz G lill.Emety
ha libra do ordan do arroBsc eontTa lo
eiudadsnoa cue ssomps fiaban { To-
dos fansiOnsrios sn 10 noChs dc autos
mientrss los swp!s dos, Trssuntos "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-05
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
RsnunOIs Do Espsiia 4 hsce
ss cargo % los archives I
Il MuhcIatuta do Paris.
CONDE TORNIELLl
Huelga general en- los puer
tos italianos. = Veinte mil
emigrantes detenidos.

Espafa ha not assdo 81 vatiesn0
que Eshusa haesrse sarge ah0r& u
los archives do II uunsiaturR Cs r.
Ris, dsbido { 10 rubturs Dc las Tslk .
slonss diplomGaieas snirs Yfaneie i
el vatieano. C.eRtamsate EsDafia ~ J
bisFa assptsdo 81 snsssgo 81 ss 10 haa !
hisra psdido Dor sl vAticsno susnd6
90 l!Am6 al nansio del Papa % Psriss
MONSTER Lorssgsli; psio dsspS6i de
10 sxsulsl6a Do monssGor Mentsguinil
sssrstArio do In NunsiatnRsi j dol w.
gistro 90 los sRshiW ., Me pls1 yeI
|hassrss ergo d Ios inisrssss del Pa
pa % FrAnsia, pudiera oonsidseaSse
como hoaail al gohisFn0 fsancsf.
Diasse con EsfsRsnela & este esunt
20. Qus les autoRidadss dol Vat teano
90 squivAsaron On 20 dirigiras inmo.
diatamants dsspa6a dsl rgistro. d
|eonds Tonislli. emhsiadOR d Italia e.
Paris. no como embsiato'. sino scme
dean del euerpO diplOmGtieo suyo d.
bsr % pFokgw los privilsgios Del
|eusEp0.
Los partsd0s extremes pr0featAn
|eonara 10 reprssi6a ds 10 manifsGla.
ei6n Do simpUia hAeia FfAnsia eias.
taae Q aQaf y estAn oRganizand0 una
|nseva man! !feaaasi6n. Los isfss aeoa-
ssjan & sus paEtidAri0s Qus dsisn sus
taristas On 10 smbsiada fFansssa y o..
|tAs % satAn asamulando elf poE milea,
-El ministro De Rslasionss KxIa.
|vioRss, ssH1r Polsini. diio On II CG.
mara 60 diputadOa. TsAPisndoss & la
triple aliapsa. Qrs 60 0omplasfA O.
|slogiarla , que eanlinaaIiA fernando
10 base do 10 pCiltiea iaaliana.
la huslgs general On los Dusr.
los cause musha ansisdad. puss ssIln
deasnidoa On GSnova Is mil eEnigran'
b Que no pasdsn eonainnar visie.
III reg Oscar he msiorado. Dsru
/ @ cree que sR sRHAsi6n sara lsntA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-05
PlEc|O!A! MulEcE

81 GPAeis Ba1ass aeaha de Heeihlr:
a gran ssrtido De mnAsess. dssda 10
sanHavos una hAala loo mas caFas.
Tamb.6n han l!Ogado mt tliseas 40 eas
laloids. pianitOs, iusgOs de elts J de-
sala, Gvompos, soldAdOS, pe.0tAs DE-
varioa tamaGos. maAouuitas do his'
|suit con psl0, 0ts. etes
Los nifos dsbsn OneSrgaF 6 les
6omsOs Rsyss que somvron sas iugustsa
| % d sPaiis b xAE.s d Pedro GItsll.
que tree Ios msi0lsl uEusles. D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-05
De I0DlS Parties
Bombss y apaFalos para %
fabrication do explosives.
CIneuenta detenldos,
CORONEL PLOTTA
Las negociaciones entire Ru.
sia y 'el imperio iapones.
Gobierno de Suecia.

M ls Bib!iotssa dol Iustituto Da'
saEsff do Lsaguas Ohsntalss. do Gen
FstsFsbuSgo, % hHn dsssnbisrto hom'
30 J Rparatos , material para 10 f.
hFisasi6a DO sxSlosivoa. So hallsp
eompliea6aa On d asunto eincuenta
peRsnqaa.
.-El eoroull Piotta ha iAlIoOido &
sonseoMsnela do 10 hSrida que 10 pro.
duo 10 bomha qus 10 lapx6 On Radem
- sstadiante.
LAS nsgdslaeionss ruso iape,
nesas, Qus sfen poeo sstilfsctoFias Il
ssmsnA pasada. ss han Hesnudado ms
fsy0rahlemsnte y 20 % tsms una xup.
tvpa
81 Csas ha sprobado sl proyscto
10 Icy que rsmuevs las rsstriecionss s
10 iudioa y loo permile viyir On el
esmpo 10 alsmo Qus Ga las eiudsdes.
asaiRo q los lfnisss. y % quitan sisr.
80 ssatriesioass Gus 90 les impusie.
ron 4 los aFtssanOs y eomereiantss
iudios fasEa do Los Nmites que % lee
hahfa Sesignad0.
~@ gobiern0 Do Guseia ratife6
q 1Ratado Dc Algssiras.
-Hl sha do HeEsia 70 suCuentrs
ago msiofado Y hA diseuaido asuntos
pahlisos e0n los Qna 10 rodeau.
II peinsips Esgsnts, All kirsS, ha
dsslArado quo ssak On favor do loo
rseeFmas = que no g opons al Par'
lsmsnto ii Euna eOAstitnsi6a.
-E miOistro Do Haeisnda, Ssaor
Navarro RsvDrtsS. prssana6 nm pro.
yes6 de Lev @ ls CkmaRA do dipuia'
d. sspaaola para imp0nsR daresh h %
tsmp0ralss sobre q trigo extrapgsro
6s doe , msdia peseiAs. y 10 hArina
esatrc' psssaas Sor ellen k'l6gramos.
No s6 dissuti6 10 msdidA
"A eossssusncia ds m dsspssho
fsdhldo Del gobisrne Dc Fsanels, Es'
pslia ha eonvsnido on rstoHxar o.
e0naiHgeats do tropss On Marrueeos
sOR nil hombrss , Esaneia harA Ia
mism0. n ministro do Marina hs
srdsnado 8 loo TRAnsportes que llsvsr
lee nneyas trcpask s Taugsr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-05

-LoYtnto o tix J Jtan Lorkp,
Aensados d. tnlLAr 10 psx T6alicp,
tusron eondsDadcs hoy 6 pSgar IS dS
mulI& ssdA uno.
Aver On Pu0tA Dc Tlsra, Agsa'
tina HsrnAndex 8 Inceencia Hans hel
90 trAbaron do palAhlas tSrmit Ando
por promovOr IN tsnomSnaI esss snda
10. 81 poliOfa Soltsro Ias dspuusi6 !
aver tuvisron que pSgAr IN dollar d.
multa sadA una.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-05

de liseneia sl FIssAl de 10 OovtO do
GuSyams. Mr.-E B. Wllsex
Mcnssur MAristts, fa6 condenS
do SyGr por o. Jusz BSxAn 6 psgar s
pesoS dc multa por hAbsr proVoeado
se frAGss inSullantss FAustiua Qui
nonGs, On o. barEio de SAntuloe.
.~Un sscAudAlo promovI6 aver
taFds Rafael RodrigusS. por suyo mo-
tivo fG6 dsDunaiado. sl Jusx 10 i'm
puso 3 dollars de multa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-05

Sc solicitan vendedores bue'
nos para este peri6dico.
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PRIZE NO. s.

Ghoce OF the following: L. Guaranteed Belmont razor genuine
op shaving brush automatic capng leather pocket
book Mooes noneakale $3.50 fountain pen and bans ri.r
pp or II Beautiful satin covered handkerchief box brush
mirror ao stand VI bottle of best perfume cakes be IN Iat
soap Packers Pears Cogate Bottle Roberne bx hsst
finest scissors Articles this prize bought of Bnr
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Grand Prize $165

o of block in Beautiful Alder View Addition to the city of
Enterprise The lot is Lc street. block from Depot street
LII 5Ox45 feet size level snbrrgatd all in lawn and W
soil OF the finest situated midway between the business secton
o the city and the r. N railway depot Leading business andE
professional have bought lots in Alder View addion9 lots
sold there IN the last three months and beautiful homes ben
erected all around the grand prize lot good it beeI
than cash. All the lots in the immediate vicinity held $65
the $300and advance will surely
occur before spring 1t needless tell of Alder nI
he familiar with this peerless residence section of
There undesirable lots there but the grand lot of @
hoices purchased of Daniel Boyd of the Waowa
Land Abstract who and has the exclusive
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sALL NO. b.
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(2) 22-calibre Hopkins G. Allea
rifle, E. M. Dickinson, Sheffield,
hunting knife and high-grads
"Keen Kutter" pocket knife.
Articles of this prize bought of
Hartshorn & Keltner, dealers in
dishes, stoves, general hardware,
roofing, doors, windows, paints,
guns and sporting goods, and can
be seen on exhibit at their store on
Main street.
Third Prize 10.
PRIZE NO. 10
Webster's international Dictionary.
newest, up-to-date edition, bound
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words recently added.
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PRIZE NO. 6.

Single Breast Harness bought Berand well
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Manstreet.
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Gilpin observer., 1907-03-07
USE FOR OLD STRAW HATS.
They Can BE Converted Into Dainty
Embroidery Baskets.

A dainty embroidery basket to hang
on the back of the sewing chair in the
family sitting room can be constructed
from wide-brimmed summer hat
that has outlived its usefulness as
headgear.
If the straw is too badly discolored
to be successfully cleaned get 10
cent package Of dye and color it any
artistic shade-burnt orange, old rose
or moss green for preference. Then
line it with silkoline or China silk
Of pretty contrasting tone and sew
different sized pockets of the mate
rial at intervals around the edge
these to hold the thimble, tape meas
ure, embroidery scissors, spools of
thread and other indispensables. For
handle, sew on opposite sides of the
inverted hat the two ends of a yard
of inch-wide ribbon matching the lin
ing. concealing the stitches on the
outer side with jaunty bows.
If the hat is inclined to spread over
instead of lending itself to the basket
shape. sew quarter Of yard of rib
bon straight across the opening imme-
diately beneath the handle. This will
keep the basket in shape while II will
not interfere at all with its usefulness
as receptacle for fancy work.
The same idea can be utilized in
making duster-holders or handy catch.
alls for the bed rooms and kitchen.
the Innings in these instances being
made Of any thin. inexpensive mate
rio1 Holl III
should be simply straight length OF
the goods. one edge being gathered
and sewn around the edge Of the hat
and the other hemmed and finished
with a drawstring.
Gilpin observer., 1907-03-07
in RUSSELL GULCH

Mrs. Wm. Quintrall left last Tuesday
afternoon for Fort ColliLs, where she
will visit short time with her daughter,
who is working for the telephone ex.
change.
Mrs. Louis Cattanileft yesterday after
noon for Denver where she will remain
for an extended visit. This Is done in
the hopes that change OF climate will
benefit her health, which has not been Of
the best lately.
Bob. Griffith left last Friday for a
visit to the valley, where he was to look
out for some suitable land with the in
tention Of buying the same to reside on.
Yesterday he telephoned for his wife but
failed to state whether he had made a
satisfactory purchase or not. o..
VIM. Harvey and family have moved
up from Idaho Springs and will reside
here in the future.
T. p. Thomas returned Tuesday from
visit to Denver where he had been
taking in the sights, looking at the tall
building, etc.
Evan Evans returned from pleasant
visit to Denver Monday morning.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. John Tip.
pett was held last Sunday from her for
mer residence. A large number OF her
friends attended the last sad rites.
Charles Manly who left here about a
year ago returned last Saturday on Wis.,
il to old acquaintances and friends. Late.
ly he has been residing at Aspen.
J.R. Wood left for business trip to
Denver Tuseday.
A. w. Mellow returned from visit to
the valley the latter part Of last week.
The dance given last Friday evening
by a number OF the young gentlemen
here was a success in every particular
There was a large crowd and they all had
most enjoyable time. 1t showed that
the people here enjoy good dance once
in while 30 the boys in charge will prob.
ably give others 10 the near future.
Geo. Stevens returned from a visit to
Denver Monday.
II. Roberts returned from visit to
Denver Monday last.
Fred Ballard left for visit to the val.
ley the latter part Of last week.
G. A. Wagner has been telling some
fish stories lately that seem almost
impossible and to substantiate his mar
rations handed US the following clipping
which was taken from the Allanakee
Journal OF Lansing, Iowa: "a haul Of
$4,000 pounds OF catfish and carp was
made in the main channel Of the river
about a mile below DeSota, Friday, by
Paulson & Buchanan. The fish were
sold in DeSota and netted them about
$4,000.
Gilpin observer., 1907-03-07

Senator Spooner of Wisconsin
has resigned his seat in the senate
because the salary was not enough
to meet his needs. Guggenheim,
who succeeds Senator Patterson
resigned, so it is stated, from cor
porations he held Offices in with
salaries aggregating $4,000 a year
and took the senatorial position,
which pays only 5000 year.
Now how do you figure that out.
Gilpin observer., 1907-03-07

Women are peculiar beings. In
Cleveland the other day one went
into court and asked the judg. to
restrain her husband from saying
20 fudge" and other "silly things
in her presence. The Judge refused
her order on the grounds that a
man can't be restrained from say
ing silly things in his own home.
Gilpin observer., 1907-03-07
NEVADAV|LLE NOTES

Fred Bolsinger returned from Denver
Friday on a short visit to his folks. He
left for Denver again Monday to attend
to his Legislative duties.
The city dads met in regular session
Tuesday evening and among the other
business transacted the judges of cleo
ton we're appointed as follows: l. N
Parsons, H. Trezise and r. G. Warren.
j. w. Ganley left for Denver Saturday
after short visit here. Il
j. j. Clark left for short visit tc
Denver Wednesday morning.
The polls will be held at Mrs. Stead
mans building on Main street instead oi
the Masonic building as formerly as
the latter building will be occupied by
the postoffice by that time.
After the meeting Of the city dads
Tuesday night all the trustees were in
vited to big spread at the mayors resi-
dence. The eatibles were OF the best in
every line and were much appreciated.
The postoffice and T. o. Davey's shoe
shop are to be moved into the Mason'e
building. next door above the barber
shop, within the next few weeks.
The fremen held their regular meet.
ing Monday evening and transacted
their regular routine of business.
Chas. Kepdwell left for Denver Mon.
day to recuperate from an attack Of the
grippe.
Many Of the citizens were sadly dis.
appointed Tuesday evening by the non
arrival Of the Salvation Army which had
been advertised for that time. They
are informed now that there was q mis-.
understanding somewhere and that the
army will surely appear next Tuesday
evening without fail. There is no doubt
but that there is plenty OF chances here
for that good organization to do good
and undoubtedly there will be mum
Der OF conversions.
Henry Uren. Of this city was granted
license in Denver this week, which en-
dowed him with the right and privilege
Of marrying Miss Nancy E. Grant Of the
latter place. 1t is not such a big sur.
prise for Mr.. Uren had been threatening
this act for some time past. They will
make their honeymoon trip to Canada
where they own some property
and IL everything looks favorable to
them they may decide to remain there.
For the past few weeks. the greater
portion OF the Inhabitants OF the town
have been suffering with very severe
colds or rather the grippe, for, when II
gets hold Of you, in holds on with vice.
like grip. The snow OF the past week
seemed to check the sickness consider.
ably.
Mrs. Thos. II. James returned from
Golden last Thursday and rays that her
husband is improving greatly.
The Hon. Mayor McCallister made a
business trip to Denver the latter part
OF last week.