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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26
BOY BADLY HURT.
Hans Jacobsen Caught Between Freight
Cars Near Isio Grande Depot,

While playing in the yards near the
Rio Grande Western depot, lS-year-
old lad named Hans Jacobsen was
crushed between two cars. and though
IL is not known yet how serious his in
juries are Il Is feared that he may
have been badly hurt internally. IT
seems that the cars were without
bumpers, and the boy was between
them when they were forced together
by a switch engine. Attracted by his
screams, sTanmen tried 10 pull him
from his position. but the cars had to
be drwn apart before this could be done
The injured boy was carried into the
baggage room and the police were no
titled, II is stated that the desk SER
gehnt tried TO get the county phyaiciar
to attend to the case. but that DE-,
Caldetwood refused 10 60 saying that It
Was nos matter for the county 10 take
UP. The railroad people, II Is alleged,
failed 10 act, Tor the reason it was
stated, that IL was none of their affair.
Meanwhile the boy was lying unat.
tended and suffering intense pain, II
WAS am hour before he was finally car
ritd home ana received proper 0tter
ton
Mrs, X. Raby. the boys mother. re-
sides at q Gale street, The red Tape
OF the county and the railroad, with the
failure 10 locate either OF the city phy
slclans. necessitated the calling OF an
other doctor, and Or. Waite responded
The boy had restless night, bu
seemed on6ghat improved this morn
Ing. and IL is confidently expected tha
he WILL recover,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26
TWO MARINES ELECTED FROM
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY,

Washington, April 2S.--As a result Of
an episode in the congressional library
recently in which TWO members OF the
marine corps were ejected from the
building, Secy Metcalf Will order an
official Investigation, 1t Is his tnten-
ton 10 secure the testimony OF botE
sides. and he will appoint an officer
from the Judge advocate generals office
To act IN conjunction with an official OF
the library, Mr.. Putnam, the librarian,
having expressed the wish for q full
Inquiry into all the facts.
ii was claimed by the Waterman that
the marines We're detected in the act
OF flirting, while the inen charge they
were elected because they We're In uni
form. The report OF Private Elliott,
now attached to the battleship Kansas,
and who, with Corporal Frye. was Or
dered from the building, has been re-
cetved al the navy department. Elliott
substantiates all the statements OF
Frye denying the allegation of Improper
conduct and insisting that they were
put out OF the building because OF their
uniforms.
Definite action VIII be taken by Secy-
Metcalt upon his return Saturday from
Jamestown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26
PEACE SOCIETY
FOR STATE OF UTAH
Governor Cutler Proposes to
Take Steps towards Organ
izaiion oil Association.
FAvoRs SUCH PROPOSITION.
VIII Probably Call Meeting in This
Ciay ON May rs Anniversary
OF Hague Conference.

Following the International reac
congress, which closed its sessions in
New York a week ago, Governor cutler
today stated In conversation with a
News" representative that in all
probability he woud take steps to-
wards The organization OF perma-
rSent peace socety in Utah.
The governor said he looked with ON
tire favor upon such propOsit lon, aud
WOULD likely call a meeting of be more
sronaiuent peace advocates OF the state
10 be held In this city ON May ls, the
anniversary OF the opening Of the
Hague conference He is Of the opitl-
fon that II the question IL put fairly be
fore the people that they Will launch
regular peace society here for the
purpose of Keeping In touch with stint
liar organizations in this and other
countries. His cxeelltncy stated that
he had uor yet worked out lhe details,
hut that 1t was his present intention
TN invite the strongest and a-blest
spea kers obtalnablc 10 address the
jEeetng and 70 present its purposes
sQuarely before the public
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26

against him and the BURGLARY charge
dismissed Whon he was called unon
tu face the lesser charge ne pleaucu
not guilty ana filed u long ineoh erent
and absurd demurrer to the com
plalnt-
Yesterday he was examined as 20
his sanity ana pronounced sane. Thls
morning IN Judge Diehl's court. no DE-
nlanded a hearing and filed an Alti-
davit OF !mpecunlosIty He then ask
Ell that a large number OF witnesses
be summoned TO testify In his behalf.
at tho expense ar the state. Among
the witnesses are Judge George z.
Arm strong. the county clerk, Deputy
Sheriff sharp, several county officials
and two convicts at the state pTison
Atty Bucket w )uld not consent TO this
and the matter was continued foT
further Investigation
Holm acts like an insane man but
irsisIs that he Is IN his proper mind,
He has had two lawyers 10 defend
him but Insisted in trying TO conduct
the case himself
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HOLM DECLARED SANE.
is Returned 10 the County Jail to
Await Preliminary Hearing.

After an examination by County
Physician Catderwood ana his assist
ant, DIR RaIey Charles F, Holm was
declared same yesterday afternoon by
Judge Armstrong and was returned TO
she county jail to await q preliminary
hearing before Judge Dleh upon the
charge OF larceny, When Holms case
was called In the police court yesterday
morning he attempted 10 argue a
demurrer TO the complaint without the
assistance OF an attorney. His actions
appeared rather queer so Judge Dlohl
thought II advisable 20 look into the
mans mental condition, The exasnina-
lion WAS held yesterday afternoon be-
fore Judge Armstrong aud HOLM was
declared sane,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26
GIRL STRUCK BY FOUL BALL.
Blanch Williams Rendered rnsensiblc
ON tlIe High school Campus,

15Ianch Williams high school stu
dent, WAS hit on top OF the head by
ball yesterday Afternoon. while she
was watching The game between MEM
hsrs OF her school and the university
The bail mad gone Sky high as the
boys term it. and descended upon the
young ladys head with such velocity as
10 render her unconscious for nearly
an hour Or, Wright was near by and
rendered Immediate assistance. and af
ter she regained consciousness, Miss
Williams was taken home.
\ second baseball accident happened
yesterday. this one In Liberty Park.
Two teams OF school boys We're h1sy on
the diamond. when bstted bah struck
lad whose name was not learned,
squar4l1- IN the abdomen. He was so
severely hurt that he had 10 be taken
home by his companions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26
LATEST FROM OGDEN.

Csr ecial to the ''Sews.'D

Ogden, Aprtl 2s.r-JOhtl Crosby who
had been charged with robbery was to-
day taken before Judge Howell. where
the complaint was changed to read as
Sault and battery and Crosby was sent
10 the county jail for period OF loo
days The defendant was arrested tor
holding up Chirlstman,
Frank Denman was This morning arr
raisned before Judge Murphy, charged
with statutory offense, He WAS held
to The district court In bonds OF $500
which he furnished,
The Utah Construction company s
suit to recover over 100000 from the
Oregon Short Lane for work on the
bennington cutoff has been settled
out of court,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26
is CHAs. r HOLM INSANE
Resumes His Old Tcatics in Diehl's
Court Til. Morning.

Is Charles +. Holm insance
on, is he just Sailing" To escape
puRishm hnt for crime committed
some TIME agof
Yesterday a iunacy commission pro-
nonnced the man sane. This morn
ing he showed unmistakabe signs Of
insanity, and his attorney. George
Buckle stated in open court that the
defendant was not capable of advIs-
ing him properly
Ia the district court Holm pleaded
guilty to burglary in the first de-
gree, He was arrested for stealing
Quantity OF supplies from a restaur-
ant He begged Judge Armstrong to
send him 10 the state prison at once,
hul Ihe court refused to accept the
Plea and another complaint. charging
Holm with petit larceny, was filed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26
UNCLE SAM ON CURB,
Sensational Ascent Continues This AZ.
tcrnoon on Local Exchange,

Uncle Sam continued tn climb DUR
ing the regular call in the local min.
lns stock exchange this afternoon,
From 81. its closing loren con price, II
jumped Ia 65. blocks totallng , 500
shares going at this price AT cent
less 2.7OD shares Sold The news that
the Uncle Sam may have the Beck
Tunnel vein has created big demand
for the stock This afternoons quo
tatlons follow:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26
STATE FAIR THIS YEAR.
Association Recognized and OfilcIai
announcement Forthcoming.

The directors Of the State Fair sssocIa-
tion held q meeting last evening, when 1t
was officially announced that there would
be- state fair this fall, Sept. 90 10 Oct
\, with admission al "a cents for adults,
and 10 cents for children, This meeting
NJ the board was the first since the adj
ganizatIou was effected by the following
election; President. James G. MoDonafds
vice president, NJ X Parsons: second
Vice president, Fred J, FStcsel OF Ogden
This Hast ofIice was created by an amend
lnetn TO the bylaws az the association
Horace s. Engsln WAS reelected secre.
tary, and Elias N Smith treasurer. 1t
was decided also to hold a state fair next
year Generous premiums and racing
purses viii he offered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26
DIES ON THE TRAIN.
Old Soldier, I'm RoutC From Los An
scles TO Colorado, Expires.

Edwin Green. an old soldier from Los
Ruseles- died on salt Lake Route train
so :. on the divided iust above CaIiente,
last night MIR Green wss from the Sol
dlArs Home In fsoS Angeles which Is the
Pntlic coast branch OF Jhe National Home
OF niStabled Veteran Soldiers, ana was
en route to lguacO. Colo. bus further
than ibis nothing could be learned OF The
man, His dead body was discovered by
one Of the train Crg7v. and was brought
no salt Lake and taken to the undertake.
iue parlors Of fus. VIM Taylor. 1t Is
not known what iho cause OF his death
MAS The Soldiers Home at Los An
geles has been notified OF Veteran Green's
death and Instructions as 10 disposition
% the remains viii probably bo received
during the dag.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26
u. OF u. vALEDIcToRTAN.
j. Percy Goddard Chosen by the Fac.
uIty for College Glasses.

J. Percy Goddard has been chosen by
the faculty OF the University OF Utah
valedictorlan for the college classes
and Miss Florence Roshers win repre-
sent the fourth year normals, the seIec-
tons having been made yesterday.
The seniors have registered a pro-
test against meeting In commencement
exercises with the nofmals, and tho
matter Will be taken up by officials OF
The school. The faculty had already
provided for single commencement
meeting for both departments, which
arrangement was displeasing to ,he
seniors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26
CHANGES IN PERSONNEL or
UTAH-IDAH0 FOREST SERVICE
lsneclal 10 the "NAx... >.

wsshir ston. D. c., April 2s,-'rhs fol
lowing changes in the personnel OF the
forest service are announced and become
effective May l. Albert belong, ~. and
Samuel Il, Pratt, PanguSch appointed
assistant forest ran gers at $500 per auuuni,
and ASST ned 10 duty on the Sewer ma
tipnal forest.
Benjamin O. Holman, Denver. ssststau
forest ranger at 5000 and assigned TO duty
on the salt Lake national forest.
William A. Wright, Atlanta, Idaho, 10
be appointed forest guard MT $40 and as
SIGNED to duty on Sawtooth national for
est.
Raw I've. Carey and William a, Bright,
Piopeerville, Idaho, forest guards at $40,
and ASST Ened to- SavtOoth national forest
George l. Smith, POcatello, Idaho, forest
guard at Sl90 and assigned to duty ON
Portnuef national park.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26
DEsPoNDENcY CAUSES SUICIDE

New York, April s6.-fsoac Wood out
OF work and respondent committed
suicide yesterday near his home in
Burlington N. r., by cutting his throat
His Wife noticed him writing letter
In the morning at their home and In
reply to a question Wood said he was
writing the letter to- her She Thought
he was joking, but q few hours later
she received the letter It told where
his body would bio found and why he
WAS taking his life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26
D1PHTHERTA VICTIM,
Son or vi. u. Wilkinson Succut1bs 20
BayagCs Of Disease

The 8 years old boy Of NJ. L. Wilkin-
son. floor walker OF kclth-o Brieit's ;,
died al a. M. today from diphtheria,
after only two days llnass The fun
cral was held at p, mo both funeral
and burial were OF course strictly pri-
vate. Employees OF the firm sent up
quite an assortment OF flowers in token
OF their sympathy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26
WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office u the vf1Is
er bureau for the "a hours ending at :
ann today
Barometer reading AZ a. m o q
inches. Temperature at a. M, Isl nav
mutn, IS; minimum, 81; mean, IS, wbiSb
Is I degrees below normal
Precipitation since tho first OF thA
month, l-is inch, which is ,ss inch below
the normal
Accumulated excess In preclntato,
since Jan l. 2N2 inches
Relative humidity 81 per cent.
FORECAST TILL 6 p NJ sArURDAg
Local forecast for Salt Lake City an,
vicinity;
Partly cloudy tonight ami Satnrd,y
with local rain colder tonight
R. j. HYATT,
IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26
EARTuouAKE IN ITALY,

Verona, Italy. ApriI 26.--A sharp
earthquake shock was felt here at
5s4b O'Clock yesterday morning. IT
WAS followed By another but lighter
one at o'clock. The people we're
thrown irto a panic There were no
casualties.
The earthquake was also felt az
Padua, Cremona, Pla2ensa. uribino.
Modena, Florence and Porto MaNrlzo-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26

Count de Lur- saluccs tonight da,..,
ppvts lively monarchist demonstrhtInrr'
lantern picture OF the Duke Of a.
leans thrown ON a serene was rerstrea
with cries Long Live the King" 4
few dissentterts were thrown cur or tss
hail, The police arrested one person we u.s.
the outside who persisted in sho,tiS MA.
Down with the republic
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26
POsTMAsTERs APPOINTED.
lsnnrial To- thc .eNewe. "

Washington. ID, G.. April s6.-Postmas.
ters appointed 1'tah-Codar CltS- iron
county. Charles s. Wilkinson vice t. A..
Thorley, resigned.
Idaho~-Vanwycke Boise county, Frank
f. Fisher vice f. \, Noland resigned
Wyomlng-.Alta, Ulrta county Amelia
D. Green vice p \, Clement resigned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26
TWENTY GIRLS WANTED.

Steady work, good wages. No eN-
perSence necessary Apply Sweet Cam
dy Company. / East First South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26
If you are going
to take a box Of
candy Hometown
are going to send a
box to a friend--Y o,
do not go around
bargain hunting.
You want the best

McDonald's Bitter Sweets are
the highest quality, highest priced
chocolates made.
Local druggists and other mer-
chants sell Bitter Sweets-hsIf
pound 40c; pound soc,
c1uslveIy. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26
MALAD NATIONAL BANK.

lsnecLal d the .News. ~

Especial TO the "NeMs'
sa,lSn az Jedd Jefrs Grlff Davis, Jones
Bros. Roberts Bros and r.. T. Owens 20
organize the First National Bank o. Ma
lad city, idaho with 10000 capital. nSs
been approved by the comptroher OF fiie
currency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26
ToDA,.'s TEMPERATURES,
DIED

LA MBoURNE.--rn this city. April Is, iN7
Miss Airline I.anibourne. aged Ii years,
months and II days. Little daugh,er
Of Mrs. Emma Martin Lanbourne AID
Charles a. 1-ambOurnc.
Funeral services will be held from the
residence Of her parents iGS Fourth ssrle
at y. M. Sunday, tp-il IS. Int fment
city cerueterJ-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26

GIRL, ONE WHO uNpERSTANb.
cooking SIS East South Temple Street
Bel phone Si+-k.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26
HELP WANTED.

*. r. Eynnr. slarlst, so $. slnin ~.
NIorAl Designs a Speciality 'Phone % /.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-26
ANT1.DREYFusARD MEETING,

Bordeaux. April 25.--The anti-prey-
fusard meeting attended by 1000 per-
sons, presidede over by the Royallst
The daily tribune., 1907-04-15
Observation-Disclosures
JOTTINOS ABOUT TOWN
----------------- -
LOCAL AND OThERWISH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Or. Yssd. dentist. Eemss ..l.paess
sAst iSs.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-15

The Tribune for best job printing.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-15

DANDELloNH-ownsrs of lawns
In Florence WHARF The dandslloas have
taken root are having the time Of
their lives In trying to stamp them
out. Just how these wssds get
started 10 not known, but II Ia noticed
that when lawn ID beginning 10 look
its bslt. that the weeds make thsir ap.
psArAnoe. Even when . person wages
warfare on them BY Quitting them
out BY TIRE roots, = small root ID left
In the ground and In short time they
are as bad as ever. A susse stinn ~
TO sure remedy fov the extermina
tion Of the dandslion, would bs thsnk.
fullz-xccsived BY lawn owners Of
Florence. The mayor Of Tcpeks.
Kaa., has ordered = holiday declared
for tomorrow when all the state and
court house attaches and private
families have been ordered to get
Into their lawn and help kill tie
dAndelions. which have already be-
come . thing that 10 not loved there.
The business houses will be closed.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-15

SURPRISE PARTY-Employes Of
the Colorado Telephone company and
their friends Saturday evening sur.
prised W. E. Priest, telephone mana
ger in honor Of his birthday. A
musical program WAS rendered BY
Misses HAlpin, Purcell. Westfall and
Mrs. Klienz. Mr.. Priest was taken
completely BY surprise but Mrs.
Priest WAS advised Of the event and
served fine midnight lunch.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-15

Sixth ANNIVERSARY. - The
American Order Of Protection will
celebrate its sixth anniversary Thurs.
day evening. April 10th In California
hall. Each member will be allowed
to bring . friend. A short program
will be rendered and refreshments
served after lodge CLOSES. No ad.
mtssion charged.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-15
A Great Success.

Never before In the history Of
Florence photographers has there been
such . great success ss the baby CON-
test at Masters, which closes tod.y.
We are told that Mr.. Msatsrs has
photographed 237 children since the
opening Of this contest which is re.
markable. cousiderins that this IL
the dull season Of the year.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-15
CHANCE FOR FLORENCE
TO SECURE A FACTORY

The Myers Pump and MapufAotur-
ing Co.. e. temporarily located at Kan.
sas City, Mo-. has written to this
paper seeking information In regard
to the facilities our city has. and the
inducements we are willing to offer
to secure their factory. the product OF
which would be largely in demand in
this section OF the country.
They do not ask any bonus what
ever from us to looate the factory
here. but they will give our citizens
An opportunity to subscribe for some
OF their itook. II after . thorough
inve stigation. they are satisHsd IL
will be . paying investment.
Those feeling interested In this
proposition ahould take the matter up
with the company at onoe.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-15

BREAKING GROUND - Edwin
Lobaeh OF West FIorsaes has broken
The small tract Of land just west Of
Hesats's feed store and viii pleat u
70 small grains this year. A sub.
stAntial fence has been buiit around
the tract.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-15

A BIO LION-When Julius Nc
Candies was out hunting near Laka
City last October he got . big noun.
tain lion. He brought she hide to
Florence and forwarded Il on to Colo
RADIO Springs where IL WAS placed N
the hands Of . tsxidermist and mount.
cd. He has just received the mount
and II IL proving Tho admiration Of
all the residents Of West Florence
residing resr the MoCandlsss domi.
ollie. IL 10 said to be one Of the
b.st specimens Of the lion Kind that
has been felled BY . rIfeman's bul.
ls. In that section Of the mountanious
country. II cost Mr.. AcOspdless
about $50 to have the animal plaosd
IL its present state.
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the low grade ore esss 70. which
brinGu the total amount Of net
receipts By tbs company since II
took charge under Or. Pfsston's
Management On ootehsr l. 70 g..
seo. -. During lhs past month 10
ore bas bssn hsistsd.- the force baias
employed mainly In sinAins The
shAft. but some two cars er mora Of
ore are broken 10 the slopes. The
silAss has attained . depth Of about
100 feet. ard . drift on the vein will
ts soon run with view TO putting
the ore body at The increased depth.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-15

HIGH GRADE ORE-Rsturns on
the last two cars Of ore shipped from
the Bismuth milne at Silver Clin,
have been received. The medium
grade ore returned si.i2i.e4. and
The daily tribune., 1907-04-15

!: ONLY oNn-so far Barney 0iss.
bssG is the eaiy junk dealer II The
city who hAs laksa ont . license an.
der the new jank Dealers ordinances.
which requires The payment q o6o for
license Aad d. 900 bond.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-15

A FAST RIDE-O.L. Gibbs return.
cd yesterday from Denver whore be
attended tile automobile show. He
drove . new Ford machine home and
made the trip in Eve hours and fifty.
I've minutes and did not try to
make any PARTICULAR speed. He says
that he can make the distance 10
fve hours with ease. but shere would
have to bs . piece Of money 10 Il
for him. Some Of the road this
side Of tho hills is new and quick
speed could not be maintained over II
The distance between Denver and
Colorado Springs. . distance OF seven
ty.six miles. mostly up hill. was trav-
elsd IN two hours and hfty.vHs min.
utes.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-15

Seven ply garden hose At Uhrls os
prizes before buying. at
The daily tribune., 1907-04-15

Th . big meersohaum pipe will be
raffled on at the Green Front Cigar
store tonight. williams and Mann.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-15
MOORE In NEW MExIoo-A

MOORE IN NEW MEXICO-Ac.
cordiDg to newspaper Clipping sent
to The Tribune from Albuquerque.
N. N ,Aman Moore. formerly gener-
81 manager Of the Portland cement
works In this county, is about to start
the building Of . big plant in that
New Mexico town. Since leaving
here Mr.. Moore las had several ce.
ment factory projects buzzinR In she
West and northwest and il now look
ing for An investment in the South
In looking over the clipping. IL Is
noticed that some Denver msn are in.
terested In the New Mexico scheme.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-15

II pays - advsrsiss yeur wants II
the Tribune.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-15

FREMONT GUESTS - II. g.
White, Denver; Ed. Baker. Jr.. Den
yer: Albert. Brown. Denver; II. d.
Frueauff. Pueblo: NJ. J. Burct Jr..
Louisvills; W. 8. Perry. city; Bert
Anderson. Canon Oity; B. Parron.
Canon City; ]. N. Hadley and wife.
city; Miss Hefiner. city. ]. W. Cline
and wife. ,ity; F. Snediker. city
Mrs. Callahan. Florence; A. Grabsr,
California; OhAs. tAtchison. Denver;
Lee g. Walker and wife. city; ". e.
Mitchell and wife. city; Mrs. NJ.
Wickersham. Wallace; e. II. Clarke.
city; Jos. Leverstt. Kansas City; II.
M. Bull. Chicago; 8. O. Hull, Pu.
eblo.