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New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
SOCIETY At THE RACES.
Sombrc Rmment Contributes to
GlOOmineSS of the DGu.

SOmbre raiment in keeping with the dismal
weather contributed to render the opening of the
spring season at Belmont Park yesterday a some
What gloomy affair Long dark coaks and furs
predominated among the women who usually fur
nish so brilliant exhibition of dainty spring
hnery on occasions such these. Here and there
were touches of color but they few and far
between, and the general impression created was
quite the reverse of gay and festive
The club inclosure before the afternoon had
"ahed began 10 assume uninvting an appear
ance as the track, where the METROPOLITAN was
run III sea of mud Even the grandstand had
been rendered extremely damp and uncomforta BILE
oy the driving rain, which continued throughout
the morning and almost until the start of the first
race.
1t is hardly necessary under the circumstances to
ADD that the attendance on the part of the fash
ionable set relatively small, most of those
present coming from the country places on Long
Island within motoring distance of the park
Among them were Mrs. Payne Whitney in a cos
tune of Hac-hued cloth and large black hat:
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt, in a gray cloth frocll
partly concealed by a light gray checked coat;
Miss Dorothy Whitney, draped from head To foot
in long coat Of biscuit coored broadcIotr; Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Hastings. MI and Mrs Stephen
H. T. Pell, Mr., and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Iselin. Mr. and Mrs T. r.
Thomas. the latter in a colored frock
Miss Gwendolyn Burden. in gray accompanied
by Miss Janet Fish, in blue; Mr.. and Mrs Theo-
dore Iavemeyer jr.. Miss Mary and Miss Cor
nelia Hartman IN gray, OF different shades: Mr.
and Mrs. Prescott Lawrence and Miss Katha-
Tine Lawrence, who CARRIED in navy blue
broadcloth; Mrs. Henry Rogers Winthrop. in "A
long white fur coat completely hiding her black
cloth gown; Miss Marie Winthrop. In dark blue,
Mrs Arthur Scott Burden, in Il black riding habit
Miss Nora lStln. In blue cloth. Miss Anna Sands.
Who was with Miss Gladys Mills; Mrs Valentine
Mott, in a gray tweed froCk and a gray nstrachau
coat; Mrs. C'arkson Potter in black broadcloth:
Mrs Adolf IadenburG. IN a cape OF squirrel FUR
with stole ends and n rather striking looking veil;
Mr.. and Mrs August Belmont. jr., the latter In
dark gray. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Edcy Mrs
q In Ia-Lf
Kennedy, in dark gray. and Mrs. Oliver Bird in
black
Among the men were Alfred Vanderbilt August
and Perry Belmont. Robert l.. Gerry, Peter G
Gerry, fhpniX lugraham. Il. T Wilson. jr. NJ
Orme Wilson. J. H. Roman Baldwin. Cornelius
Fenowes. Blayton Ives. Pierre Lorilard. s s
Rowland. William II. Sands. Hamilton ". Cary
Bradish Johnson. }. Borden Hartman. Richard
Carman. J. Harry Al-Naudr". Nouson Morris. Clar-
ence II. Mackay. Jules Nutahe. Sidney smith
Austen Gray. Reginald Brooks ". Scott Cam
erun. r Ambrose clark Norman lie r. White
house. Francis * PeUdletoH J. I. ~ f.anicr
Franklyn Plummer and Worthington Whtehousc
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
fCactng " Baseball ~ Golf Roqunq Other Sports
JIMMIE MCCORMICK SAID GARNER
RODE A PERFECT RACE.

Jimmie Mccormick, who owns and
trains GlorIfer. was all smiles in the pad
dock after the race while his MANY
friends were congratulating him. He
said: "Glorifier IS a good horse. but un-
fortunately more or less Of a cripple. 1
thought l had a good chance to win. as
the track was in his favor. but the stake
looked pretty big to me- and 1 did not
bet much. Garner rode a perfect race
and saved ground with the horse all the
way, and much of the credit must go to
him. 1 think Gloriher won rather clev-
erly and had little bit left"
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
GARNER WAS CONFIDENT TURN
ING INTO THE STRETCH.

Garner. the jockey who rode Glorifer
TO victory. accepted his honors rnodestly,
although his face was beaming, he
made his way to the jockey quarters He
said in talking of the race: "Glorifler
broke we'll and ran smoothly all the way.
The field opened out rounding the turn,
so that L could come through on the rail.
and L felt pretty confident of winning at
the head of the stretch. l knew I had
Roseben beaten when Strengthened out.
Glorifer had something left at the finish.''
Garner rode Grapple TO victory in the
Metropolitan last year
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
YALE VETERANS BACK IN OLD SEATS.
Changes in Crew Probably Will Be Made
After Spring Regatta.
[By Telegraph 70 The Tribune. ]

New Haven, May 9.-TWo changes have been
made in the Yale this week. but they did not
work well and for the present the veterans Taft
ana Rice, who were removed, are back. Miller and
teyton were Tried in their seats No. No. 3.
me veterans viii be maintained TIL after the
fpring regatta on Saturday in their old seats but
some changes expected later.
Since the Yale varsity returned on Monday from
me attempted race at Annapolis the two varsity
elshts have been racing daily on the harbor in
two-and -one-h -half-mie brushes and the regulars
nave won consistently by 2 lengths
race has been arranged for the Yale spring re-
ssua between the Yale freshmen and the Spring
.eIo 91lgE school The regatta viii be the first on
me New Haven Harbor in twenty five years TIL
Whitney. N0 0ii 1@Af-o
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
VETERAN TRoTTlNe MAN DEAD.

Wheeling, ". Va May 9.-ticorge II. Smith. the
veteran racetrack trainer and driver FOR the last
thirty years died at SteubcnvilIe. Ohio last night
In his day he drove Sleepy George. Colonel For
rest. Kinsmdn and many other famous trotters and
PAGERS. lie was the only known driver who car
ried a Bible with him the circuit. BY a curl
Gus conCident a long standing suspension against
him was lifted yesterday at New York by the Ma
tional Trottlng Association, although he had not
received the news.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
COLUMBIA MAN MAY GO TO ATHLETICS.

1t is reported that f. T. Collins. the captain of
the Columbia baseball team, has been signed by
the Philadelphia American League team. with
he finishes his work the university. Collins him
self denies the report emphaticaly. Collins was
early in the season because he had played ON
semi professional team last summer He has
tanned the captancy, however. and has acted as
Coach although he has not been able to appear
he 6eld
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
YALE TRACK TEAM MARGIN SMALL.
Expects to Win from Princeton by Reduced
Score
"a TeIeerarh to The Trihune

New Haven. Conn. May 9-'The Yale track ath-
letoS finished their preparations to-day for the
meet with Princeton at Princeton on SATURDAY,
being prevented by the rain from taking the Iig III
practice planned for this afternoon. The team will
Trenton tomorrow remaining there
till Saturday noon when it will take a special
trolley to Princeton
Yale expects TO win by the smallest margin a
Yale track team ever captured n dual meet with
the Tigers. The team IS weak in the sprlnts the
mile and two-mile runs the hurdles and the
weights. Yale probably will outscore the Tigers
f. the jumps. the pole vault and the middle dis
tance nuns.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
NEW YORK

'9atted for inning.
Cleveland .....-.-...........i *
New York .-------- q . n l l % " y -
Two-hase hits-Hoffman. Turner Three base hits.
Hess. 1 in { innings: Orth. innings; of Keefe
in innings. Sacrifice hitKeeler. stolen bases-La
jOe 2 Fli"N. Turner. Double pays-Rleinow and Will
Jams. Left on basss-CleveIand s. New York. First
base bals-Orth. .: Keefe. ,. First base errors
Cleveland l. New York l. Struck outJoss l. Hess. L;
Orth. s. Tims-1 80. Cnpires-Evans and Hurst
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
N4TIONAL LEAGUE.
Rain Allo1rs Only One Game
Taken by Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Ptsburg New York.
Chicago ut Brooklyn.
Louis Philadelphia.
Boston Cincinnati.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston. 4: Cincinnati. 8.
York grounds.
Chicago Brooklyn (wet Erounds).
st. Louis -. Philadelphia (rain).
tEhHIIE CTAMnIMH
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
YALE BEATS PIRGINI4.
Sensational Catch Stops Southerners
Scoring Home Run.

New Haven May 9.-Yale won from the Univer-
sity of Virginia baseball team Yale Field this
afternoon by a score of to l. Gushing allowed the
visitors four hits. The feature a sensational
catch by Madden. In left field of Honaker's long
drive when 1t looked If the Virginia would
make the round of the bases YaIe's third base
man. Church. strained tendon in the fourth inning
and had to retire. The score:
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDlj
STATE LEAGUE SEASON Open

At Troy-Scranton. Z: Troy, ).
AT Utica-UtCa. ?; BinShamton. 0.
At Albany Wilkes Barre, s; Albany, 2.
AT Gloversville-A. J. & G.-Syracuse. postponed
bad grounds.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
ROOSEVELT LEAGUE GAMES.

The fourth annual games of the Roosevelt Attn
letc League formerly known as the Athletic AS
socation of the sth and 18th Districts will be held
on Saturday night at the list Regiment Armory.
Public Schools IA, Is, IL. 40 and - compose the -
&anization.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
FRENCHMAN BEATS MAJOR" TAYLOR

Paris. May s-The French expert bicycle rider
Pouain. beat Major Taylor. the American negro
rider. to-day In exciting at the Pare dez
Princes.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
RESULTS OF GAMES


Owing 10 the rain and wet grounds only one
game was played in the National League yester-
dav Boston defeating Cincinnati by a of
( toS
some score of enthusiastic rcoters went 10 the
Polo Grounds I'm the hope OF seeing the Giants
cross bats with Pttsburg. but were turned away.
as N was found unfit TO play the game owing 10
rain and wet grounds The Superbas were TO have
nlayad Chicago Washington Park. but the game
was postponed owing to the same conditions.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
ORTIZ WILD, HIT OFTEN.
CLEVELAND WINS CANE.
Chicago's Tictory OUer AthIetics
Increases Lead OUer Yankees.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia Chicago.
Washington st. Louis.
Boston "a Detroit.
RESULTS or GAMES YESTERDAY
Cleveland. 81 New York, Q
Chicago, 6: Philadelphia o.
Washington. o; 81. Louis. 4.
Boston. 81 Detroit. g.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Gam ES TO-DAY.

GAMES O-DAY.
Rochester at Montreal.
Buffalo Toronto,
Newark at Providence.
Jersey City at Baltimore.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Baltimore. s: Jersey City. (eaiIed. IL innings.
Providence vs.. Newark (ySet grounds).
Rochester. o: Montreal, g..
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
BOSTON. 4: cINcINNArI. 5.

BOSTON. 4: CINCINNATI. 5.
AT Boston: X r. r.
Cincinnati ............1 0 O . Is 10 8
I;arterIas-RoStOn. Dorner and Brown; Cincinnati.
Ewing and Mclean; COakley and Schei. Umpire.
Tu,SiYa
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
CHICAGO. 6: PHILADELPHIA. o

I AT chicago: II #.
, Philadelphia ..........O o o 90 l
| Batteries-Chcago. Patterson and Sullivan; Phila-
delphia. Plank Dygert and Powers. Umpires. Sheri-
!
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
OTHER COLLEGE BASEBALL GAMES.

At Middetown, Conn: r. II. E.
Wesleyan 20 % Is 2
Batteries-Cunnngham and Day: Beckett and
SchOppery Time-155. Umpire Mr. Danforth.
At Hamilton. n. Y.-COlgate 4; Hamilton. 2.
At Schenectady n. Y.-University OF Rochester,
o Union o.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
BOSTON. 3; DETROIT. 2
WASHINGTON. .; ST. LOUIS. 4.

Al ST. Louis: r. Fl. F.
Washington ............0 O 2-9 Is ,
ST I.ouis................0 o o > o o 81 u 3
Batteries Washington. Graham. Hughes and
Warner; ST. Louis. Howell. Morgan and Buelow
Irr1nire-Sheridan.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
BELMONT PARK ENTRIES TODAY

FIRST RACE Selling: three year-oIds and upward
nor-Einners in 1907 fourteen pounds under ie
rsleeo added Six furlongs. main course.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10


hen W m
noe excuses Tr. low o W "a m
% 1 e
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10

Smith Bonnie Brook Stable
pleased Sancus had to be ridden
last turn but hung In final drive
Eth madens three old $500 added
- Winner n. g, by Pontiac-God Braid
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10

rnaidens tbrsa ias t-AR6IiMONr denth running) for
inennnercben NNSu' seven furl0ngs
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10

with plenty IN reserve
Ambush bore In the stretch. but finished strong
9th RACE-selng; UPWARD 81 900 add
raslY Inn b. E.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10

49, 49, fAsH-For Inai3ens two years old at ten
tnsss .naer SCALE $500 added -Four and a half fur
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10

Orlculum pole
r
nd
- by
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
Half nile, straight - '"o-year-ods; 5000 added

ior .hree-year-olds and ~.
aud one e-RiR..o,,.a up
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-09-19
st Carl. !,

-
L. F.sIarson, DIST. CLOUD, MINI, has
arrivedsat Logan, to look litter theinter-
est OF the Miller Osboblrne sEle. 60.
andis offering the fancy price Of 60
cents per bushel for barley.
&c. Daniels has quit the carpenter
trade for the season and has taken in
threshing in the vicinity Of Logan.
Miss Eva Kristvik Of Fargo is making
friends an extensive visit in this vicinity.
Misses Caroline Samuelsop and elma
Nelson have taken charge Of the cook
car Of Mr.. Updikey Of Muzzy township
and will administer to the wants of the
hungry threshers.
Ole Saugstad's boys pulled for New
burg, N. D. where they will put in the
season at shock thfeshing. They are
five in number and they took six bundle
teams along. Z; !
/ .. A. Sundre, ST. hsstcomnyneed
the erection d ! new dwelling which
will be both convenient and comfort
able. Mr.. Sundre is one Of the old timers
who has stood, by tho county firmly,
and realizes fully how comfort counts:
A strsdwick has purchased the
Moosher land quarter in sec. IS which
makes the fifth quarter that he owns.
He will now engage 10 farming exten-
sively.
Warren Hsusy has finished cutting
fax for W. Thompson. which is the
very best Of ito kind in this vicinity.
Harvesting and threshing has been
completed in this neck -of. the woods
and farmers will now turn their alton
ton to blowing and preparations for; the
coming Xmas.
Whore has our game gone to this
fall? To the dogs you: say? Wolf,
there are perhaps quite . number Of
them out, but theresa few loft for seed
yet if they would be left alone.
We are having q rainy spell aud
threshers have reason to think they are
up against it on the very start.
There will be English services held at
the usual place Sunday Sept. 10th, by
Rev. N. A. Larson. Everybody always
welcome.
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Told in 4 Line.

Serve prompt notice on the potato
can.
It spoils the grind stone to let it
stand in the trough partly filled with
water.
Use pea ground for late potatoes,
peppers, tomatoes, or any other suit
able crop.
Clean out the nest boxes occasion.
ally and burn the straw. It helps keep
down the lice.
Extra rush In, farm work should not
be allowed to interfere with the resu.
la lar milking hour;
Cultivate the. corn through June and
July but don't run too deep. Severed
roots limits; the capanity4 Of the plant
TO mature its ears.
~ Z ss.s@.a
The fine delicate aroma Of freshly
made butter 10 quickly lost and for
this reason It should be gotten to the
consumer. q quickly - possible.
The. price Of a6Gglk keeps up which
makes the outlook for the poultry
businsqs.g ood:s, n btDns At the pres
emit time a. IL there was little danger
Of overriding the poultry business.
How much DID your carelessnaso
contribute to the following figures:
Two million two huAdrel and twenty
thousand nine hundred and ninety
five cattle, 3,342,7ss sheep and 1851
164 swine we're lost by disease and
H5osure in the United States In the
tetrsending March 81, 1907.
Every effort towards more clearly
dairying is cammendable and for this
reason. we take pleasure in telling of
the plan of the patrons of the Arcata
creamery in California, and which is
worthy of emulation in other dairying
communities. An agreement has
been entered into among the patrons
that each will deposit a dollar in the
bank every time he cashes his check
from the creamery, this money to con-
stitute fund which will be awarded
by a committee at the end of the
year to the three men who have
made the best showing in sanitary
conditions during that period.
Experiments have shown that 60
per cent. of all the feed dairy COW
can eat is appropriated to sustain her
body. If COW is fed to 70 per cent.
of her capacity only ten per cent Of
the ration can be used for milk pro-
duction. Liberal feeding is necessary
but its profitable extent depends on
the individual animal Successful
dairying depends fully as much on
the feeder as on the cow A proper
ton of two-fifths concentrates to
three-ffths roughage is widely and
successfully used. OF course feed
stuffs must be chosen to balance well
and with an eye to their market value.
Don't forget the time and
place for the great dissolution
sale Sept. %, 1T the Hub.
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an operation in the Lutheran
hospital. His many friends will
be glad I'd know that he has re-
gained his health completely.
The Young peoples society Of
the Synod Lutheran church had
an outing at the hospitable
home Of Ed Aune east of town
Sunday afternoon. Elegant re-
freshments were served,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-09-19

Write to us for terms before
placing your Farm Loan. A two
cent stamp and two minutes
time may save you money on
your farm loan. Farm Land
Mortgage Co., Rooms $40,
Scofield Block, Minot, 9-19tf.
Eldon White, Of the firm of
White Bros. has returned from
st. Paul where he submitted to
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-09-19
Our stock consists a. aa4.f
Jn-to-Date Mems BOYS and Chiidren'S Clothing

When you arc ready to buy your fall and
s1Pintsf warm clothing for your entire fam
lily caA and $50 our line and got our prices.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-09-19

Don't forget the time and
place for the great dissolution
sale Sept. %, ut the Hub.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-09-19

Watch in next week issue and
you will find notice Of our disso-
luton sale in full. The Hub.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-09-19
MAKE UP YOUR. ,
III SPEND LESS MONEY THAN LIST sG$ol ! !

I0n call on our local doA16f 1nd look Over 9eVeFu
hundred superb cloth samples which he is now
rhowing-also our 30 advance fashion plates. 1t
you know "wHAT,s WHAT" you will then realize
men as we'll as the ONES THEY LIKE BEST.
. There are several good reasons why we should
make our Fall and Winter garments-among
them, STYLE that equals the best, LOWEST OF Low
PRICES, FIT that is perfect in every detail, WEAR
ING QUALITIES that are guaranteed.
In the making of our garments we are enabled
by special process of cutting and making to
emphasize the good points and conceal the de-
fects of the wearer.
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Serve prompt notice on the potato
bug to move on-into the kerosene
can.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-04-11
Burkey

Jas. Drysdale has moved his family from
Wibaux back to the ranch.
Mr.. Matzo visited his daughter Ann:
at Stoddards ranch Monday while on hi
way to Sentinel Butte.
Mrs. Frank Riggs little boy Arthur
returned to Dickinson Sunday. having
spent his Easter vacation at home.
Ladies of Burkey are planning social
time at the school house Friday evening
April 1e. Everyone present will be called
upon to speak. sing or make a speech.
Refreshments will be served after the
program. Everyone come.
]. w. Myers was at the store saturday
F. shrum returned to Fairmont Tuesday
Henry Schultebines' we're 50 crowded
with land seekers and settlers Saturda.
night that they we're compelled to sent
some to the neighbors to sleep.
MIR. Chas. Fulton of Odin, ILL.,. cam.
Saturday to visit his brother and take land
Nineteen mule teams and several horse
teams made quite a procession on the Yul'
road to Sentinel Butte Sunday. The,
were on return trip after more ties fo
the new rail road,
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-04-11
: Sentinel Butte

A new traction engine and several cars
of supplies were received early in the
week.
Church services each Sunday; Sunday
school meets mornings at 1890. All are
invited. ,,. Z.
Barrett Lieger of Nappanee, Ind. is on
his claim just south Of town making i'm.
provements.
The social of the Ladies Aid Friday
night was pleasant feature of the season;
These good women hold their regular
meeting the nth at the home of Mrs. Fred
Gilbert. !.
Dorothy Robinson was q visitor at the
school Monday.
]. B. Stoddard returned Monday from
the commissioner meeting at Medora.
Hon. 4. L. Martin is making an official
visit at the Valley City Normal school.
Many of the schools of the county are
closed for the year and several will close
the 10Th.
Mr.. Martin >repoxts that the Thorpe
Elevator company is making arrangement.
to erect an elevator in Sentinel Butte.
The election of officers At the meetins
of the Commercial club Friday resulted
President L. F. Crawford: Vice Pres
]. A. Kitchen: Treas. ]. z. Gardener
Secretary. w. A. Shear: Executive com
mittee. Messrs Martin, Barley and Robin
son. The commercial club unanimously
agreed to use all efforts possible for the
SUPPRESSION of the liquor traffic in Billing:
county and to aid the officers in any way
possible that all offences be given the ex.
treme penalty. A message of congratu
lation to Governor Burke on his stand
against illegal trafficing in liquors was voted
Our town presents very lively aspec,
at present: besides the numerous settlers
and the usual spring rush a large number
of Milwaukee men are using the town for
base of supplies while hauling material
from the N. p. to the new railroad.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-04-11

: .ses III Lawyer-Very much so. 1t
-clveA him in complications
viii necessitate at least eight
:s.r suits
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-04-11
CAUCUS SATURDAY.

To the voters Of isk- territory embrac-
ing the following area: All of township
13s range los. township rs9 range 1o6,
township 14o range los, township $40
range 1o6. are hereby notified that a eau
Gus will be held At Beach on The 13th
day of April. commissioning at 400 O'Clock
in the afternoon, for the purpose of nom
mating the following township officers:
Three supervisors. one clerk. one treas
urer, one assessor. four commissioners,
two constables and one oversser of high.
ways for each road district. Election will
be held. Saturday. April goth.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-04-11
PETER BlRK ESCAPES
:. DEATH BY FIRE

A prairie fire swept ever broad area
of the country ton. miles south of here
yesterday and wasvsry destructive. Peter
Birk. who was olt With three horses and
a plow breaking guards around homes and
stacks. was badly bsrned about the face
and hands and is u. town under the care
Of DR.. Melvin. Hissu1erings are inten.
sive and he will be uaahle to do any work
this summer. AZ lxck would have it, no
homes were destroyed but hundreds Of tons
Of hay was barasd; oaa new settlers hors.
es and cattle were corralled and severly
burned. He will perhaps lose all. as it is
said the hair and hooh are burned of and
the stock is in terrible agonized condition.