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The Washington times., 1908-10-04
A Combination Table.

labie. ana " well scrubbed VIII answer
about as well as a Handicapped board
for rolling pastry
A Combination Table
A combination table comes which IS
most useful, supplied with a lower bin
Ike drawer in which can be kept -four
or potatoes or other supplies OF the
sort. while another drawer serves 10
hold knives, forks. spoons, and ike I'm
plements OF cookery
Even with the zInc-topped table there
should be a white oiIcIOth cover. and
The same white oiIcI0th should be used
10 spread on shelves inside and outside
OF ClOsers- 7 have known housekeepers
shelves, because these could be thrown
away and replaced when sOiled, but the
5ilClOth is easily washed and lasts a
long time. while the initial cost is small.
White curtains al the windows add
much 10 the attracJiveness OF the kitcn-
En-, and the mistress s ould make the
further contribution 70 her own comfort
or that OF her maid OF a rug On which
10 stand. a footstOol TO use when
perched on the high chair.
OF course, this IS not all The bride
finds this out when she has 70 buy
brcoms and busters, dUsrpans. and car
pet sweeper. dish and china towels,
soap shakers and dishclotLs. Jelly bags
and fshcloths. Most OF these come,
happily. a few at a time. and do not
go TO swell the first outlay in furnishing
the kitchen
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Thursday.

BkEA FAST
Fruit, cereal and cream, croquettes of
Sah S brains, white and brown bread.
toast. tea and coffee
LUNCHEON
Scrambled eggs, quick biscuits ChoO,
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Tuesday,
BREAKFAST.

Oranges, cereal and cream. bacon and
boiled eggs. fried farina Ga left-over),
toast, tea, and coffee.
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A Southern Dish.

near. when the beloved "battenberg'
must go into the wash.
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y " THE HOUSEMOTHERS' EXCHANGE y - x

than this, fanked by potatoes OF rica
and q green vegetable
From one
WHO HAS BEEN THERE CAtlanta).
May I subjoin to your helpful letter
that II there be not quite enough OF
the leftover veal for the dish a few
scraps Of boiled ham may be mixed IN
to advantage Or a morseI Of cold
tongue, minced, viii go well with the
veal
You are sisterIy kind 10 bear our
young wife's case in mind and 10 toss
a rope 10 her in the surf.
A Far-Of Friend
If Emma c w. (F'ran6iin Grove. III.
viii send me her address, I VIII ses
that she gets the Literary Digest. It
will not be fresh and new, but just as
good as II il had gone straight 10 her
in the first place
Mrs 5 G T OChapelle, 5 d.
She viii get an excellent periodical by
sending 10 me for the address of her
far-on stranger-friend- hold Il IN
trust for her.
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Sunday.


Sunday.
BREAKFAST.
Grapes. wheaton grits with cream.
barbecued ham, mullins, toast, tea, and
coffee
LUNCHEON
Clipped beef with cream sauce, mas
turtium sandwiches, tomatoes with
French dressing, crackers and cheese,
pineapples, cut up with wine and sugar,
cake. tea
DINNER.
Potato soup, boiled leg Of mutton
with caDer sauce. young turnips cooked
whole, young beets boiled with the tops
on, apple shOrtcake, bla ok coffee.
Monday.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit. farina with cream, broiled kid
neys, French rolls Greheated), toast, tea,
and coffee
LUNCHEON.
Hot cheese sandwiches, beet and let
tuce salad "a left-Over), crackers and
pot cheese. thin graham bread, cup Gus
tards. tea.
DINNER.
Cream of lettuce soup. mutton sliced
and fried in batter u 'eft-over). green
peas, green corn, macarOni pudding
with hard sauce, black coffee.
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table. and II well scrubbed viii answer
about as well as a Handicapped board
for rolling pastry
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DINNER.
Monday.

Fruit. farina with cream, broiled kid
neys, French rolls (reheated), toast, tea,
q n cnfcnA
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1 of professional cleaners are so ruinous
/ that 1 cannot think of sending my
| things to one Of them. Is it possible 20
do such work at homer
MARY E. c. Burlington. y. j.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-25

The Ladies Aid meets Thurs
day of this week with Mrs. II. l..
Edgerton.
The school gave basket social
last Saturday evening in the high
school room. Everybody reports
a good time. The proceeds came
to about $35.
The Catherine school closed last
Friday. On Saturday evening
they gave a program and dance.
Mrs. Claude Harris and chill
dren of Basalt are visiting rela-
tives and friends near Carbondale.
Fred Bliss is in Glenwood this
We're taking the baths.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-25

}. 7. McCary and family are
now located on their homestead
claim south of the ranch.
More improvements are occur
ring every day in this vicinity. c.
NJ. Rulison is setting out large
orchard as is also R. S. Becktell.
and before long we will lead
Grand Junction in the fruit line.
The German measles have found
their way to Cache creek. Will
Potter's two children have them
in a mild form.
Wm. Helmer, who was quite i'll
with neuralgia of the heart at the
Wetzel home. is now able to be
around again. DR.. LeRissgnol
brought him to the surface all O.
K.
The water rights have called
for the creek water and will start
to irrigate this week
Fruit trees are laden with bios
SONS and an excellent crop is an
ticipated, if no frosts occur to
damage it.
Mr.. Baumgardner and sons of
Carbondale came down last week
and leased the Palmer ranch for
term of wears.
The Beaver Creek literary soci-
ETY. will give an entertainment at
the Cache Creek school house on
May 9. Everyone is cordially in
vited.
Quite number of ranchers in
this locality intend putting out a
larger acreage of beets this year.
while others have given up the
crop for potatoes. onions and 9th
er crops.
The Redpath and Wetzel fami-
lies Sundayed at the cliffs. taking
an outing as it were.
a brother of Mrs. Pat Rogers is
expected down from Carbondale
to rent the place recently pur-
chased by Mr.. Rogers from C. A.
Swanson. Mr.. Swanson and fam
lily have gone to Sweden to visit
relatives, and upon his return
will doubtless settle on Cache
or elk.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-25

proving herself thereby quite a
competent saleswoman, as three
other milliners have already been
here.
Mrs. Mckinzie has been quite
i'll but is improving and expects
to attend the big entertainment
given by the Eastern Star in
Glenwood.
Miss Sallie Welch and Miss
Carmean left on No. Saturday
Raymond kracaw entertained
six guests at his mothers home
Sunday evening.
Miss Noice of Castle Rock.
niece of Mrs. John Love, expects
to leave Eagle the last of this
week for Frank Newcomer at
Burns. Colo. Miss Noice has been
visiting her aunt about two weeks
and will return after visiting her
cousin. to spend couple of
weeks. She is delightfully."-
bright young woman and has
made hosts of friends in Eagle.
The gathering of teachers of
Eagle county in their annual con
vention was well attended and
highly interesting. About twelve
or fourteen teachers We're pres
ent and the program was fine
Every number was well received
In the evening the community
was treated to lecture by DR.
Roberts of Denver university,
which was one of the finest ever
delivered in Eagle. Hus subject,
Environment" gave him excel
lent opportunity for his wonderful
ability as lecturer. He is elo-
quent, logical. earnest. and holds
his hearers spellbound AS a sto-
ry teller. Ezran Kendall ism in
it. He lectured Sunday night at
the NJ. f. church on the subject
of prayer, and it was sublime,
soul inspiring and uplifting.
Surely Eagle is the better for DR.
Roberts having been here.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-25
EAGLE.

Hugh Mcclure is very exult-
ant over a brand new thorough
bred colt at his stables.
Quite a number of good. reli-
able Republicans attended the
county convention at Minturn last
Saturday.
f e Glenn and wife left last
Friday night for eastern Kansas.
where he was called by the alarm
ing illness of his mother. Ray
mond Kracaw has charge of the
store and postoffice in his absence.
Mrs. Jesse Sherman entertained
about % ladies last Friday after
noon at games and luncheon. In
preparing the latter she surely
could not be excelled. though her
competitor belonged to the staff
of King Edward s kitchen. Every.
one present had delightful time.
Burt Wolverton looks wise and
keeps on planting Strawberries.
He has cleaned up his new prop
erty until it looks so nice one
could imagine himself in little
Holland village. He is filling one
lot with strawberry plants and
also about an acre down at his
mothers place near the river.
Mrs. Chas. Mayer continues to
improve and no alarm is now felt
concerning her recent hemOrrhage
in California.
Miss Louise Stein will complete
her school term at Brush creek
this week. She will then visit at
Grand Junction week or so pri-
or to leaving for her home in
Grand county.
Everybody's children have the
whooping cough, but in all cases
it seems they are getting along all
right.
Ernest Nogel had the misfor-
tune to have good colt cut very
badly on a barbed wire fence
Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. John 0onger and daugh-
ter, Mary, of Rifle are visiting in
Eagle at the Dice home. Miss
Conger has a stock of millinery
on display at Glenn's store and
il doing quite nice business and
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-25
SUPREME COURT
IRRIGATION DECISIONS

Abandonment of "A water right
That "A water right reserved in
the conveyance of "A railroad right
of way not being used for several
years does not show that it has
been eXtinguished or abandoned.
Norfolk & w. Ry. Co. V. Oben-
shann. Supreme court of appeals
of Virginia. 80 Southeastern. 6O4.
Defense to change in point OF
diverslon-ln a proceeding to
change the point of diversion of
water from an irrigation ditch.
it is no defense that consumers
in another district. who are not
parties to the proceeding, would
be injured by the change.
er Latham Ditch Co. v. Bijou Ir-
rigation Co. Supreme court of
Colorado, SO Pacific, 4s3.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-25

Eagle Saturday and Monday with
her line of hats.
Dan Mckinley and cousin, Dan
Madden, went to Glenwood Mon
day, returning Tuesday.
! Mrs. Lydia Swanson went to
Glenwood Monday and returned
Wednesday.
Miss Laura Thomas was an out
ging passenger on No. 3 Sunday
for Glenwood, and an incoming
passenger on No. 3 Tuesday, hav-
ing spent Monday in Eagle.
Sam Hall came down from Ed
wards Sunday to move his family
and household furniture to their
new home up there. Mrs. Hall
and the children departed on No
4 Monday. We regret seeing
them leave.
There was no Christian Endeav-
or meeting here Sunday as the
members decided to go to Eagle
TO the services held there by DR.
Roberts. There We're 81 went.
The regular church service here
ON Easter Sunday was conducted
by Dir. Roberts. There was also
special music prepared. All was
much enjoyed.
Geo. Messersmith is now recov-
ering from the erysipelas from
which he has been suffering.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-25
NEWS FROM OUR
CORRESPONDENTS
NEW CASTLE.

Miss Katie Ganley entertained
the c. S. C. club last Saturday.
The services at the Congre ga
tional church Sunday evening
were largely attended and the
program was highly praised. The
choir sang many beautiful songs.
Mrs. I. B. Griffith entertained
the Reading club last Saturday.
j. w. Newman has moved his
family to ROsedale farm.
The G. l.. c. club met last Sat
urday with Catherine MacRae.
Miss Mary Drach spent Satur-
day with her folks in Glenwood.
Miss Mary Drach and Mr.. c. A.
Ward spent Easter Sunday at
Rosedale.
Miss Kate Ganley and Olive
Cliff are on the sick list.
w. C. b. Taylor of Colorado
Springs is visiting here now.
The Arbor day exercises at the
school house were largely attend
ad and the program was good
The Reading club offered a prize
for the best essay on Colorado
Trees and Their Uses" Out of
thirteen volunteers only six en-
tered the contest. All of the es-
says We're declared very go'.1.
Master Eugene Chisholm Of the
seventh grade received the prize.
test were Jennie Creger, Ro-l!n
The others who entered the con
Smith. Thelma Rennix, Jay Gil
more. and Marvin Douglass.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-25
DOTSERo.

Bruce Horn of the Pope ranch
was Gypsum visitor Sunday
Miss Pearl Yost was visiting at
the Pope ranch Sunday.
Ed Baer was visitor "a the
Yost ranch Saturday and Sunday,
but departed on Sunday evening
for his wildwood" home on
Sweetwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Van Horn
were visitors in Gypsum Monday.
Mrs. Thorp and family We're
visiting with Mrs. Thorp's daugh
ter, Mrs. Pope, Sunday.
Charley Clauson passed through
here on his way to Aspen Glen,
where he has gone to visit with
his wife and little son. He ex-
poets to return to Meeker where
he is employed in some great
business.
Homer Davenport and Will
Schumm passed through here
with large bunch of cattle Sat
urday. They were taking them
up on the Coffee Pot range.
Miss Pearl Yost has sold her
roam saddle horse to Ed Baer.
Mrs. Mamie Yost is improving
in health very rapidly.
Bruce Horn has purchase fine
horse from Mr.. Pope, paying 500
for him. He is certainly dandy.
Mr. Whipple, night agent at
Dotsero, and wife, We're visiting
at the Van Horn ranch Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stewart of
Aspen Glen ranch were visitors in
Dotsero Thursday and Friday,
returning Saturday to their home
on Sweetwater
Sam Lemon left for Shoshone
Monday morning. where he has
been employed for the last year
He has accepted work as barten-
der in the saloon. Sam thinks
there is no place like Shoshone.
Addie Van Horn was visiting
with her friend, Pearl Yost, re
Gently.
Lottie Van Horn was a visitor
at the Yost ranch Monday.
Carrie and Emma Thorp depart,
ed for their home in Gypsum Sun
day. They have been visiting
with Mrs. Raleigh Pope for the
past three weeks Dora, another
sister. is still with Mrs. Pope and
may remain all summer.
Ed Baer and Pearl Yost were
visitors at the Lemon home Sat
nrday evening.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-25
CARBoNDALE.

Our pastor. Rev. w. +. Bennett.
delivered very interesting SER
mon last Sunday morning. A
large number was present. Owing
to the rush in school work just at
present the children were unable
to render an Easter program.
Roy Fuller came up on his bi-
cycle Sunday to visit relatives and
friends.
A number of our club ladies are
planning on going to Grand juno
ton this week.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-25
Glenwood News

From Wednesday s Daily Post.
Remember that ''April showers
bring May flowers -
Alfred Cowles is very i'll at his
home on Minter avenue.
Ole Thorson is making some re
pairs ON his Bennett avenue home.
The Dore residence on Colorado
avenue is receiving "A new coat of
paint.
Mrs. Minnie VOORHEES, left last
night for a visit to Denver and
Montrose.
Miss Edna Wolcott came down
from Eagle this morning TO visit
her aunt, Mrs. Charley Lumley.
Mrs. John Love of Eagle and
her niece. Miss Noice. of Castle
Rock. are visiting in Glenwood.
NJ. II. Loeher of Grand June
ton passed through here this
morning returning from Denver.
A. l.. Chase yesterday purchas
ed of Fred c. Ewing the three lots
at the corner of Palmer avenue
and Eighth street.
Mrs. J. A. Orvis. who has been
visiting at the Lowe home for sew
eral weeks, has returned to her
home at Estherville, la.
Mrs. C. C. McKissack and chill
dren returned this morning to
New Castle with her sister, Mrs
Ed Jordan, and will visit few
days.
Republicans of Glenwood
SHolilu remember lHt primaries
to be held in the different pre-
cincts from . to 4 p. IN. for the
election of delegates to the county
convention to be held Saturday.
The odd Fellows of Rifle are
planning for big event next Sat
urday. the anniversary of the or
der, when Grand Master hewitt
and Grand Secretary Norman will
be present and, in addition to the
regular anniversary exercises will
hold a special seSSlvn of, the grand
lodge.
" We are lawyers two and we've
nothing else to do
But hirt with the jury all the
long day through"
Gavin and Kennedy in the
" National Flower
Mrs. Ilollister, vice president of
IHt Slult ltutEallb1l bl WOllltn y
clubs, will arrive tonight TO visit
Mrs. f. r. Taylor, who will to-
morrow accompany her to Mont
rose to the Western Slope fedora
tion meeting.
Professor Bennett of the State
Agricultural college was in town
a short time this morning on his
returned from Aspen where he
spent busy day yesterday. Be
sides giving two demonstrations
at ranches in that vicinity he held
a meeting at the Hotel Jerome.
by a number of Aspen
people interested in agriculture
His subjects were potato growing.
selection of seed and soil. The
professor was accompanied by
Gene Grubb.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-25
GYPSUM.

DR.. Roberts of the Denver uni
versity visited the high school
here Friday morning. lie says
that students are doing good
work. He also gave a lecture
here at the church on "EXperi-
ences in Travelling. : relating both
the sad and the humorous sides as
seen in his own travel and expert
ences while visiting foreign lands.
The lecture was much enjoyed by
all who We're fortunate enough
to be present,
Our Gypsum teachers, Prof A.
NJ. Wilson, w. O. McGlochlin,
Miss II. Eugenia Peterson and
Miss VOLTA Hines, attended the
Teachers Reading club at Eagle
Saturday. returning home in the
evening.
The mandolin club furnished
music for the lecture given by DR..
Roberts in Woodman hall at Ea,
gle Saturday night. which was en-
joyed by "A great many Gypsum
ties as well.
Miss Nellie Strows. teacher at
Edwards, and Miss Agnes Quin-
Ian, teacher at Wolcott, came
down Saturday evening and Wis
tied with friends until the arrival
of No. 4 Sunday.
n. W. Nelson spent Sunday in
Glenwood. returning Monday.
Mrs. Tora Lindgren returned
from the sanitarium at GIenwood
Sunday on No. 4 greatly improv-
ed in health, although very weak
yet. Mr.. Lindgren went down
Saturday evening and accompan-
led her home.
Mrs. NJ. +. IIowes came down
from Eagle Sunday morning.
Mrs. j. Lea went to Denver on
No. 4 Sunday to visit short
time with her daughter, Mrs. Ban
ming. and family and son, Charles,
and wife.
Miss Ada Lea spent Sunday in
Eagle with Mrs. Will Randall.
Will Yates was down from Ea-
gle Saturday to attend lodge
meeting.
Laurence Mosher was in town
between trains Sunday.
W. Y. Staup drove to Eagle
Wednesday with travelling
salesman.
DR.. j. l.. Green was down from
Eagle to visit little Gerald Ger
rard, who has pneumonia.
Mrs. r. b. Green and daughter,
Nellie, arrived from Leadville
Monday night and left Tuesday
for the home of her daughter,
Mrs. c. \. River.
Miss Edna Shrack came down
from Eagle Sunday and is now
employed by Mrs. A. r. Gerard.
Miss Jennie Madden departed
on No. 3 Monday for Fruita
where she will visit her aunt. Mrs.
Jas. McDougall.
Mrs. Lola McFail of Aspen is
now visiting with her sister, Mrs.
A. r. Gerard.
Mrs. W. o. McGlochlin was in
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-25

Robert Brown, superintendent
of the South Canon mines, was III
town today on business.
Wanted Situation as house.
keeper in bachelors home or wild
owners where there are no chill
dren. Reference. Inquire at this
office. wk2t
Mrs. f. 7. Taylor and Mrs. f.
w. Korn left today on belated
Rio Grande No. for Grand June
ton where they 90 as delegates
to the Western Slope federation
of Women's clubs.
Nellie Williams. age 80. died
last night of tonsilitis Her body
was found at II o'clock last night,
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon at , o clock. Rev. Greer
Foote officiating. Interment will
be at Rosebud cemetery.
At the request of the manage
ment of the Eastern Star operet-
ta. "The National Flower" the
business men of Glenwood have
almost unanimously agreed to
close their places of business al
s O'Clock Saturday evening.
*s
c. w. MoSley, proprietor of the
Jerome hotel at Aspen is stopping
for a day or two AT the Grand. He
says that prospects of good sea-
son this summer in his town We're
never better and that from $50 to
300 men are working in the mines.
II.
On account of rock slides in
the Glenwood Grand canon today
Rio Grande No. 4 consumed near
ly two hours in running from
'Glcnwood to ShoShone. while No.
; was over four hours late for the
same reason. No. 3 Midland was
about five hours late because of ii
slide near Sellar.
From Fridays Daily Post.
Abel Dore spent yesterday in
New Castle.
Chas. Smith of New Castle came
up today on No. 4.
Mrs. Frank Doll of Gypsum is
IA visitor to Glenwood today.
w. d. Phillips of Emma return
ed home last night on Midland 6.
j. W. Ashton and wife of Red
stone are registered at the Hotel
Glenwood.
Riley Cox, "A brother-in-law of
Ole Thorson, is the new clerk at
Thorson 5 book store.
Fred Claudon went to Eagle
this morning to do some work for
the telephone company.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-25

Change in place of diversion
Sess. laws 1899, p. 235, C. 105, re-
lating to irri cation, provides for
changes of the point of diversion
where an adjudication of relative
priorities has been had under the
statutes enacted for that purpose,
but does not contemplate the de-
termination of the question Of
abandonment. and the presump-
ijon is that such rights continue
in existence until a court of conf
petent jurisdiction in an appro-
pirate proceeding has otherwise
determined. - Lower Latham
Ditch Co. v. Bijou Irrigation Co.
Supreme court of Colorado. 90
Pacific. 1888
Rights of users of water
Where a water company. bound
10 supply water to land as an
easement appurtenant thereto,
sought to transfer its system, sub
ject to the rights of the owners of
the land as consumers and users
of water. and the transferree
sought to purchase. subject to the
rights Of the owners which it
would protect. an owner of such
land could not maintain suit to
restrain the transfer on the
ground that by it he would be de-
prived of his rights. v.
Pasadena Land & Water Co. Su-
preme court of California. 90 Pa
ciiic, 49S.
Reservation of irrigation rights
in cession to the United States
The reservation of the waters of
Milk river for irrigation purposes,
implied in favor of the Indians on
the Fort Belknap reservation
from the agreement of May l.
1888, in which the Indians ceded
10 the United States all their
ands except small tract set
apart as such reservation, was not
repealed by the admission of Mon
tana into the union by the act of
February -, 1889. on an equal
footing with the original states.
Henry Winters ct al. V. United
States. Supreme court of the
United States, % Sup. CT. Rep,
POI.
Performance of irrigation con-
tract-Cnder il contract whereby
defendant was to furnish suffi-
cient water for plaintiffs rice
crop, but eXempting him from liza
bllity should there be insufficient
water provided a reasonable ef-
Fort was made to procure the
same, and providing that defend
ant should be the judge of the
water conditions necessary for the
crop. if defendant used his best
Judgment as to the amount of wa
ter to be supplied. he was not IL
able for a breach. though his
Judgment may have been at fault.
Kelly V. Corrington. Court of
civil appeals of Texas, 1O5 South
western, ll55.
Water rights-A corporation
owning water supply for land
conveyed the land to a purchaser,
and subsequently, transferred the
supply with its water system to a
third person. The bylaws of the
corporation provided that the wa
ter should be supplied to the land
to be used thereon. Held, that
the right to receive water for the
land was an easement appurte-
nant thereto within Civ. Code,
Secs. 552, sol, defining the rights
OF purchasers to use water for ir-
rlgatlon, etc.-Graham v. Pasade-
ma Land & Water Co. Supreme
court of California. 90 Pacific,
49S.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-25

IT'S a good thing "Ty" Cobb
fnally signed with Detroit. II he
hadn't, all of the Atlanta sport
ing scribes would have become
anarchists and bomb thrower,
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-25
From Thursdays Daily Post.

T. M. Glib and DIR. PAUL were
Redstone visitors in Glenwood
this forenoon.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-25
CACHE CREEK.

}. 7. McCary and family are
now located on their homestead
claim south of the ranch.