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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-29

These seem to- pe a bunch of those
days described by Lac Stafford when
the weather is bad for three days and
then turns-and grows worse.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-29

William Suite, II years of age and
an early pioneer of the Walla Walla
valley is confined to the Walla Walla
hospital suffering from stomach
trouble.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-29

Mrs. Russell Sage is not giving it
away with that freedom with which
about.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-29

In spite of his having appeared in
evening dress the Texas legislature
has reelected Mr.. Bailey of the United
States constitution.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-29
Calls for Bank Statements.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The comp
troller has called for national bank
statements to January 26.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-29

The jury must decide whether Thaw
WAS insane or just an ingrowing Pitts
burg millionaire.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-29

The Shea trial cost Chicago only
$4,000. and it was worth it to hear
the attorneys spar.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-29

What the kaiser would like to know
is whether he is going to be the mi
nority party in his own land.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-29
WINNERS OF MONEY ON TRACK

New Orleans Races Pulled OF on
Muddy Track.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. zS.-On ac-
count of mud the original fourth was
declared fiat the fair grounds today,
no event being substituted for it, Re-
suits:
First race, IL furlOngs. purse
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-29
LOOK INTO THE MATTER.

The county of Walla Walla is pay
ing $4,000 a year To l.. L. Hunt to take
care Of the INDECENT who are unable
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-29

Oklahoma has chosen alfalfa as the
state emblem. It's what fattens 'enl,
be gosh
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-29
ONLY 1902 eldest Masons Now

| ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Jan. 29.-Otis Ed
die, one of the 1913 oldest Masons in
| the world died this morning
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-29
Direct Primary On Its WAY.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 29.-Assembly-
men this morning passed to its third
reading the constitutional amendment
providing for the direct primary law.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-29
Carnations in Honor Of Mckinley.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The presi-
dent and officials of the legislature
wore carnations today in memory Of
Mckinley.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-09
NORTH TOPEKA.
Leave Items for this column with
Kimbau Printing Gu, So North
Kansas 6Tenu5.

Use Petro & woodford's Spruce and
Pine.
Charles Suit made a business trip to
Willard today.
Mrs. Hastings is i'll at her home, 224
West Gordon street.
E. P Chiddix was a North side Wis
itor today from Menoken-
Mrs. A. ]. KIeinhans of Granville
was North side visitor today.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Mclaughlin
moved today from 1912 Taylor street
to 1926 Taylor street
]. K. withers, r. L agent at An
thonv. Kansas, is visiting his family at
I'LL Kansas avenue
The board of county commissioners
have appointed D. F. Neiswender of
Menoken township, township trustee.
Mrs. George Culbreath of Menoken
was the guest last night of Mrs. F.
Voeth of 91S Topeka avenue
Frederick Gray of Dallas City, ILL.,.
is making a visit to his uncle, Mr.. H
D. Barrett of 1918 Tyler street
Amity Lodge 231 K. of P. will give
an oyster supper Monday evening at
their hall for the members and their
families
Mr.. and Mrs. silas Rogers of Meri-
den were the guests last night and to-
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bechel-
heimer of 1901 Harrison street
Mrs. John Crawford of 4o6 Fairchild
street left today for Emporia and
Allen. Kansas, where she will spend
the coming week visiting friends.
Mrs. r. V Wilson of 1929 Central
avenue will move shortly to Elmonr-
Mrs Wilson is the widow of the late
John Wilson of Elmont, an old soldier
Earl. the little son of County Com
missioner and Mrs. F. B. Simms, is i'll
with typhoid fever. About a year ago
this time the little fellow suffered a
severe attack of the same disease.
Eugene Lodge No, 70 I. O. o. F.
and the Rebekahs will=have a joint en-
tertainment Feb. % in honor of their
Silver Lake and the Rebekahs OF that
place have been invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Neiswender will
move Tuesday from 1892 Jackson
street to 1897 Van Buren, street south.
Mr.. Adams OF Berryton. who owns the
will move his family into this place as
soon as possible
Fourteen members of fine Dougher-
ty Success club gave an entertainment
last evening at the Indian Creek
school house consisting of readings
by Mr. George G. O'Nei, piano seiec-
tions by Miss Blanche Jones and sew
eral numbers by the Dougherty GIee
club.
The services tomorrow. Quinqua-
gesima Sunday. at the Church of the
Good Shepherd will be Sunday school
at 10 o'clock Morning prayer with
address at IL o'clock. Evening prayer
Music at both services by the vested
choir. c. W. Nau in charge.
North Topeka Baptist church, cor
ner of Harrison and Laurent street,
Walter E Tanner. pastor. Sunday
school at $50 a. M Preaching at IL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-09

'verybody reads Topeka State Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-09

a m by Rev J. T. Crawford. secre-
tary Of the Baptist state convention.
Junior B. Y. P u at p. m Senior
B. Y p o. and Intermediate at $50
p m Song service at 1880 p m.
Special music. Sermon. THE Ordinary
and the Extraordinary"
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Button, who live
north of town, left yesterday for
Monticello, Wis, in response to a mes
sage telling of the death of Mrs B. T.
MIS- Davis were old residents of
northern Shawnee until about two
years ago when they moved back to
Wisconsin
Blue post at its meeting last night
approved and ratified the arrangement
with the Rochester Cemetery assocfa-
ton for State Printer Tom McNeaI TO
deliver the memorial address on Me-
mortal day at the Rochester cemetery
and authorized a committee to make
all arrangements therefor; and also
whlIe they were at it instructed the
committee to express to Department
Commander Coney the appreciation
OF the post of the energetic and eff
fective manner in which he was bring
ing to the attention of the legislature
all those matters looking towards the
respectful care of the comrades of the
civil and Spanish war.
Mrs W. E. Tanner entertained the
Ladies Aid society of the Baptist
church yesterday afternoon from 3 to
O'Clock at the parsonage, 316 West
Laurent street. Those present were
Mrs. @. w. Petro, Mrs. Foltz. Mrs E
E Palmer, Mrs NJ. L. Ogden, Mrs.
John Johnston. Mrs. D. A Wizer, Mrs
L. P. Fraser. Mrs. H. c. Gordinfer,
Mrs. W. H Zarker, Mrs. s. ]. DAVIS
Mrs. James Williams, Mrs oliver
Wolfe. Mrs T. NJ. Forbes Mrs. Day.
Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Addie Sheafer, Mrs. ].
E. Warnock, Mrs. W. E. Bacon, Mrs
J. G. Travis. Mrs. VIM. Hanan, Mrs
A J. Berry, Mrs. W. z Section. Mrs
NJ Morthland. Mrs. Mary Stewart
Mrs. E. B. Holcomb, Mrs VIM. Van
Ness, Mrs. Charles Curtis, Mrs. A. T.
Rowe. Mrs. E. C. Smiley, Miss Alice
Mclaughlin. Mrs. Tanner was assist
ed by Mrs. Van Ness and Mrs. War
mock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-09
BULKHEADs SAVED HER.
The Menominee CoIlides With
French Coast Steamer.

Southampton, England. Feb. 9.-The
Atlantic transport steamship Menonli-
nee, from Antwerp yesterday for Phil
adelphia put in here this afternoon
badly damaged as the result of a col
lision off Beachy Head last night with
a French coasting steamer.
The plates Of the Menominee and
starboard bow were torn open to the
waters edge, bales from her cargo
emerging from the opening The water
filed her forward compartment but the
bulkheads held it from entering other
parts Of the ship. The sea was smooth
and there was no panic aboard the
Menominee which sent a boat over to
the French steamer. The latter was
considerably damaged but proceeded to
Dunkirk-
Eleven first class passengers and Is
cattlemen aboard the Menominee were
transferred to the St Louis for New
York.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-09
1T WAS PLEASING.
Norwegian Entertainment at WASH
burn Last Night.

A delightful and original entertain
ment was the Norwegian. evening given
under the direction or Mrs ALI king
enberg in Washburn chapel last night
for the benefit of the Foster Humane
society. The audience far exceeded the
expecta tions of the promoters of the
pied and many were obliged to stand.
But, although the electric lights went
out just before the beginning Of the
programme, and left the chapel in total
darkness for perhaps ten minutes, the
audience stayed to the finish and gave
every evidence of interest and enthus-
iasm.
The incident of the failure of the
of Grace cathedral, was making a few
remarks about the humane society
work. His conclusion had TO be heard
but not seem Mrs kHngenberg. the
manager of the show" then came on
to make explanations and reassure the
audience and the delightful naivete,
Of her manner which Is one OF her chief
charms, her musical voice and laughter
and her pretty foreign accent kept ev-
erybody amused and entertained until
the lights came on again and the pro-
gTamme proceeded
Special interest conferred in the ap-
pearance of Madame Haitian Jebe, late
Of the National theater of Christiania,
Norway. in Bergliot. a dramatic scene
by Bjornstierne Bjornson with musical
setting by Edward Grieg. Mr.. Alf King
enberg at the piano Madame Jebe is
known to the theatrical public OF Nor
way and the other Scandinavian coun-
tries as Sole Bernhoft. She was for
ten years at the National theater,
Christiania, endowed by the Norwegian
government where only the best plays
and the best actors are seen, where she
created number Of prominent roles
She met Mr.. Jebe. who was then d.
rector of the theater orchestra in
Christiania and they were married very
shortly afterwards Mrs. Jebe remain
ed on the stage until few months ago
when she came 10 Topeka to join Mr.
Jebe who was brought here by Mr.. Aft
KHngenberg. dean OF the school of fine
arts of Washburn college, to teach vfo-
lin in the Washburn music school,
Mrs. Jebe IS a handsome woman Of
decided ability in her chosen art. Al
though she gave Bergliot in the origi-
nal Norwegian last night her voice her
face and her gestures are so expressive
that her audience was bile to follow sat-
isfactorily the trend of her reading
In the role of the Viking queen who
finding slain her husband and her
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-09
In the senate.

No. s74.-By Senator Simmons: An
act relating 10 intoxicating liquors and
repeating paragraphs 24T2 and 2415
of the general statutes of 1901 and
chapters 33s and 339 of the session
laws of 1903
No. 375.-By Senator Simons: An
act relating to gambling and repeating
paragraphs 2231 and 2234 OF the gen
eraI statutes of 1901.
No 376.-By Senator Hayden; An
act relating to the qualification OF
teachers In common scnooi districts,
employing ten or more teachers.
No. 377.-By Senator Waggener:
An act in relation to foreign judg-
ments of divorce and defining the
faith and credit to be given them.
No. 37s.-By Senator Quincy: An
act amending section 1883 of general
statutes 1901. and repeating said sec
ton 1855, relating to state fiscal
agency
No 379--By Senator Brewer An
act fixing the salaries Of the county
treasurer and deputy county treasurer.
county clerk, deputy county clerk and
under sheriff Of Dickinson county.
No. 3s0--By Senator Robertson:
An act authorizing Clifton township,
Wilson county, Kansas. to construct a
bridge and pay for the same from the
sinking fund of said township
No. 3S1.-By Senator Porter. of
Montgomery: An act to amend section
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-09

Frank P. Plomondon. better known
around the city as Pete Plomondon
and known by politicians throughout
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-09
Withdraws His Resignation.

Ottawa, Ont, Feb Sir wiIfred
Laurier read to parliament yesterday
a telegram from Charles Lyman. who
is now at Coronado, Cal, withdrawing
his resignation as minister of public
works and stating that he expects to
be back in Ottawa in a few days in re-
stored health. Mr.. Hyman has re-
signed his seat in London on account of
recent disclosures and will again run
in that constituency.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-09
Cholce Furniture FOR Sale.

Fred Webster will sell at public aur-
ton Saturday, Feb. 9. 1907. 10 a. M,
at 500 Clay street, his furniture. This
furniture is Of a class rarely offered
for sale this way. Call and see 1t be-
fore the sale II you desire.
COL c. NJ. CREWS. Auctioneer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07
Upper Cwanison Vallev

NewsChampion Correspondence.
Tuesday, June ::
Rain! Mud. More storm,
Our delegation to Memorial Day
got well soaked.
H +. Trampe has fenced his
lower forty acre lot.
Miss Ethel Miller is assisting Mrs.
u. j. Smith this week.
J. f. Stevens and Miss Sadie Hol-
brook were callers here Saturday.
Elbert Smith has gone up Spring
creek TO work on his mlaing claims.
Mabel and Walter Wilson enter
tanned few friends informally du-
ring the week.
Mr.. Conrad has engaged top
buggy in which TO go fishing" up
East river
Billy Spann, wife and baby, Lance
Spann and Helen Downey spent last
Sunday at Howeville.
Portrait agents" are showing up
in these parts and the house dogs
are going into training.
Miss Marie ketcham. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo Davis, John and Katie Walker,
Walter and Mabel Wilson, Edwin
and Ethel Miller, Ramona Outcalt
and Glen Smith attended the high
school reception last Friday.
George Hendricks got badly hurt
last Thursday by having a colt he
was riding slip on the wet ground
and slide into wire fence near Hay
makers. He was taken to town for
medical attention, but was pluckily
up again the next day.
Zilba Haymaker is working on a
new irrigation ditch for his ranch. lie
will fill it with a turbine water wheel
from the Gunnison. The idea is to
build larger ditch than necessary
drop part of the water off l3 foot
bluff through a penstock onto the
wheel and with the power so eener-
ated raise the remainder of the
water in the ditch IA feet higher on
mesa ground above the railroad
track. The mechanical principle
looks all right and we shall be very
much interested in the practical
workings of the scheme.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07
Cssuls6 2.l1ls

Wednesday. Nay -
Joe II. BIos;k resurned froa q
Denver trip this week.
Manages Eedsaoad has srsSssed
from bssisess trip - IhsnSes.
). C. Eob,Dson has rctxrDsd frosn
an extended trip IN the cost
Mrs. H. A. Ikscker leaves to-day fos
les dsys visit with her soa aud
fam.ly st Sapineso.
Miss Nate Redmoad arrived this
week from fo~atain. Colo, AID wlll
sJ,eud the suN0er here.
Sspt Haisses Of the Augusta mine
returned frosa the east this week snd
will have = fosce of men cosu1ence
work June 10Th
Prof Shstz, Misc SSnfasd. h,ss
Nash, Miss Jsrseas and nsss Isyes
we're eli re -elected for another wear
as teacher in our PSbllc schools
Arthur Nagg was ia town from
Gothic on Aosday and reports the
work progressing satisfactorily at
property of the Elk Mountain y. 4
NJ. Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07
1mD AniAol
Cunsinusd 1suD Ulr2 -.


hsd- sssssaAS sl.s ep.a.s< Il susd.
AsosAss II skis sro~p. tbs kiscA
Cart0aaAe - pasallsl vsAn ~ sks
Sssnyssde Wkile the sssa de.
"a sAos ssch 9sa.aissss 81 oss =
W sssArs ciasn u - II lsssk kssses
Orsd< Il ose. Tie A~seIsp.r.s Ga
this classn caasssas o~ly Il a. osss
css stoss 1! ts-t dep exposing .
sesa Il sksse fsst IN w,dsA. vltk .
sulad sssusk ot besd, extending frosa
sAs sSrfsC< dosa Il fsusn s.x b. eleh,
ssch~s. Thess are hose also sevcssl
ssss 81 ese sssdy for shs.sDes, TIE
Shamrock, snotkeS Il tLe co.nps., .
psOesstsss - q cross ve.s ~ ske oee,
.ssssoeed, and is oas of tk~ .ssuas-
- VEINS IN The psosssais. i, =
fully forty tees in widsh of yelIov
copepr sad copper csrhoas... s.so-
cssssd wsth dark VARSITY of spar.
u ths ikxtsr lode claim. vAich
slso assnaOs ~ the cs~ps.y. u one
ot eAe knest satss fur . uash ~ ke
so~nd IN the uso~ataass, whese sheye
V IN slno-s pssPssdicslar dsop q
l23 fest, veil shrlses-A frun s.oruas
aud surrounded by dessr tinhsS.
On th.s claim also is a ssroa4 vein
Of low grade copper.
With an abundance II timber. tie
very best of power facilities aud
ssch quantities of ore in s.gh,. and
cossideriag - we'll the pss.s.t pri-
90 OF Issd, silver and copper aad
The deuasad fs those metals ~h,ch
gill ssrely push the prices ND .t:ll
higher Why should not this kscowe
one OF the bsst paving propo.itioas
in the whole state.
The Rock Creek Mining dis.r,ct
snd especially that country ssrrosnd
ing Gslens mountain is noted for its
huge outcvops Of veins of lead and
copper. In fact nowhere in the " mole
country are TO he seen such vas, out
crops Of ore This is Scknow lei ved
by all prospectors who have seen lhe
district. The oaly wonder IL ,,at
II has lain comparatively idle for 50
long. But it will not he dormant
much longer. Ere the ''beautifrI'.
has melted away you will see rush
OF prospectors aud of capital in Elko
that will remind you of the days of
40. The mineral is there and any
one who may doubt this statement
Is invited to come and examine and
satisfy himself.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07
! Vicinity ~ owe
~ W11aS1Iuc Is5TWI n;
81 Woag 0As ~ T0WD VI;
Ahn.1s Cyuli

Aews-ChA0yssa CorresDuaAnass.
SATURDAY., Ju.e l
I. J. Tlschaser has put IN a zen
erzi supply ssere here
"kobb,er Clark has retarnsd from
AN extended vis,, 10 Okiahoma-
f.usatser i. IN great demand here
and sells RAPIDLY at AN sdvssced
pr'ee.
Cod. ID u Dywer vas dowI seAay
froa Elko. The colonel uOsr a
smile that reached as far dows q.
one cOwld sse.
Two Stoves aad two saIooes IN
Crystal and the streets lined with
people Begins TO look like the
boosa dsys Of 70
Levi Lawrence has arrived in
camp from f'Ienwood wkese he
spoet the sd alter he sill soon
start his s..~mill in Galeaa psrk
Everything here " taking On the
hue Of the Shamrock and prospscsoss
and miasrs are coming in daily
This looks like lively season for
Crystal.
Mrs. H. n York is running the
CRYSTAL Hotel" When in town
and you wish something good 10 eat
q p es~ant place 10 rest your weary
bones, give the Crystal hotel cell
The North Pole mine will SOON le
working again John Peters escor
ted a party to the mine today, and
your correspondent learns that the
mine is to be put in working shape
at once.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07
SAsis,cro
News Champion Correspondence.
"Wednesday .Jupe

News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, June )
J. b. Chapman went TO Gunnison
Monday.
NJ W. Ramsey came down from
his sheep camp Wednesday.
Mr. J. l. Braswell of Montezuma,
n. c., is visiting his daughter Mrs
II $. Carpenter and family.
l. W. Decker and family departed
for Hemet, California. where MIR
Decker takes charge Of a reserve.
We understand some much needed
Improvements will be made in and
around the school house before the
next term commences The ground
will he leveled and fenced. a new
porch erected and the buildin Q.
painted.
Among those registered at tn,
Metropolitan hotel, enjoying a few
days fishing are John Travis. FranI
Herrick, Geo. Stephan, J. f. Shue
c. S. Gibbs, J. c. Gale and bought,
of Delta; c. c, Lippencou and Har
vey Roeschlaub of Denver. The,
report good catches.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07
OA;sCssk
Thursday, june )

Thursday, June )
Weather 10 warm and q fine grow
ing seeson promised. The meadows
and range are looking well.
Most oil the ranchmen, their sons
and hired men, were in Gunnison
on Saturday last to attend the am
nual meesing of the stock growers.
The very heavy rain ON Ohio
creek Sunday night flooded bitches
and roads and caused some trouble
by breaking bitches. Mr.. and Mrs
Easterly were in town at chsrch and
could not get home that evening.
On last Friday Geo. W. Lightley
received a telegram from Mrs. Light
ley, who rs at the bedside of her
father, Il. NJ. Harris, 10 Come at
once, ar father is not expected to
live" and Mr. Lightley went tha,
night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07

Ny Telephone
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07
nsvt.a

News-ChampiOn COrrespOAdence.
"Wednesday, June 5
+. c. Mendenhall made trip te
Lake City the past week.
Several families have lately moved
in and are located at the KelIoxs
sawmill.
Mrs. ID. n. Carr and children ore
expected home this week from Iske
City, where they have been visiting
the pest thFee weeks
School closed in District II on
Friday. In the evening an excellent
program WAS rendered by the pupils
A dance followed and all enjoyed
themselves sntil the early dawn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07
IuLs

Ne~s-Chsnlpioa Correspoadeace
Wednesday, June 5
Miss Nelma Eastman is at lola
hotel for the summer.
Miss Annie Roaviere is home to
spend the summer at Sannyside
ranch.
j. W. Smith was a visitor at Gun
nison from his Willow creek ranch ON
Monday.
NJ Cavenaughs new saloon is al
most completed and is now ready for
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Catlin have taken
charge of the Rio Vista resort for
the season
Miss Madeline Lamoy has return
ed from the Greeley normal and will
spend the summer at lola.
Qsite . number Of caaPess have
arrived among the .smber 80 Mr..
ssd Mr. Hopkins who spsss the
winter in Denver.
A bunch Of prairie schooners went
through yesterday, bosnd for vest
esn Nontrose county. They hsd
coae from South Dakoaa, over Tin
Cop pass and Union park. They
WOW going 10 settle in the Lily
I ansAs "
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07
CsstLesoa OppiAGs
News -Chs~paon CorresponAesc-


Wednesday, June
James Sherrard went 10 Gunnieop
Monday
A. Zwettel and isAily we've 1t
Gsnnison tAe first of the week.
Frank and Peter Pysssler weye at
the stockmen meeting on the Airst.
Trains spr again running regularly
and mine~ will soon be open full
trme.
VIM Waagh made = business
trip to Gunnison Monday and Tues
day.
Rains are making lots of troable
foT the coal haulers. bot grain rails
err are well pleased
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07
Cochrtoes Valky
Ncws-Champion Correspondence.
MDl. L..

NcwsChaMpion Correspondence.
Monday, June
Geo. Perry snd Ed. kohn are rid
ing for stock this week.
Stormy this week, but il is a cyop
producing spring. no irri0ating "
be done.
Glen Williams and Ben MrDo-
nou9h went TO Cebolla FRIDAY "a
take in the dance.
ben McDonousk returned from
Paonis Wednesday having decided
not to make his Arizona trip until
fall.