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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-21
some SERVICES
in CHURCHES
Many of Them Had Special Ser,
vices Yesterday Approprl-
ate to the Near Arrival
of Christmas.
SOME CHURCH NOTE
Coming of the Day Causes the
Churches to Prepare For Elk
ira Meetings For the
Members.

In good many Of the churches of
the city yesterday, Christmas pro-
grams were given with special music
and sermons appropriate to the com
ing day The Sabbath schools will
have their trees during the week, but
in some of them yesterday there were
short programs of religious nature
to impress upon the children the fact
that Christmas means more to the
world than the coming of Santa Claus
A particularly impressive Christ
mas sermon was delivered Sunday
morning by Rev. R. c. McIlwain, rec
tor Of ST. Johns church, whose adj
dress left deep impression with the
members of the congregation who
We're present at the morning service.
At the Trinity Nj. E. church on Sun
day, an especially elaborate musical
program was given The solo at the
morning service was by Miss Wins
with violin obligato played by George
Hassell. In the evening Miss Ora ].
Cook sang the SOLO
At the Baptist church there was
special music both morning and even
ing, the program being a very appro-
pirate and beautiful one. A quartette
composed of Mrs. Harry Blood, Miss
Elma Wright and Messrs. Gorsline and
Schouten with Mrs. w j. Hubert as
soloist sang at the morning service
and at the evening service Mrs.
! Henry Schouten and Messrs. Newell
and George Montague assisted.
/ At the Congregational church the
special music was furnished by the
regular choir. In the evening there
was a special service in the new Sab
| bath school rooms which were used
for the first time, the children giving
a program and the pastor giving a
short sermon.
AT the Unitarian church, appropriate
Christmas services were held and the
music was special. Mrs. Tchouten
sang solo,
Other Church Notes.
Elder F. M Mcdonald cf Montrose
spoke Sunday at the Latter Day
Saints church Rev. D. w. Brown OF
Mt. Pleasant had charge of the
preaching at the Bethel A. NJ. E.
church on Sunday.
The Second Presbyterian Sunday
school will enjoy its Christmas tree on
Friday evening On Saturday even
ing the entertainment will be at Rock
Hall mission.
The First Methodist Protestant
i church is getting ready for special
services to commence January 10 by
Rev Queen and Rev. Ackley. The Sab
bath school will enjoy its Christmas
entertainment on Friday evening.
i A service WI be held Christmas
morning at $3.50 o'clock at the Swedish
M. E. church
4 Early morning services at $50
I O'Clock will be held at the Swedish
1 Mission church.
Rev. Venerable will preach Christ
mas morning at II O'Clock at the Sew.
eth street Baptist church.
There will be midnight service
Christmas eve at the church of St
Mary the Virgin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-21
The Next Meeting.

Next Sunday afternoon the Congre-
atiopal choir of which Miss Townsend
the leading soprano, will sing the
Sristmas music as the meeting to
blow will be in keeping with Xmas
w DR.. e. B. Newcomb of First
Westminster Presbyterian church will
oliver the address and all men of the
| v are urgently invited to the ser.
fee Song service will commence at
! D. m. and the speaking at $3.50.
The services at the association are
y ivided with three sections. The first
! the social or program hour from 8
d $3.50 p. M. at which time oppor-
|unity is given for making acquaint-
bnces. This part of the service is held
b reception hall.
At $50 the big meeting in the audi
|urium commences with one or two
longs, followed by prayer and the ad-
hress Of the day. The meeting closes
Bt Ais.
| From 4.15 to 5 p. m. sharp, the
groups Or clubs of men meet for bible
study and class work. BY this ar
fangement, no one Is required to re-
hain at the building longer than here
(ofore Twenty-Five men attended the
flasses yesterday which were held in
different parts of tn building. The fol.
different parts of the building. The fol.
Parlor-B urnat Group. Good News
ri Christ by John" H. 4~Brunat
|eader.
Lecture Room-Commercial Trav.
PIERS Club. Life Problems" l.. A
Famill, A. E. Matless, leaders.
Room Strickler Group. Studies
p the Parallels" Henry Stricken
leader.
Observation-Disclosures Mems Group
pr F. M. Fuller, leader.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-21

The Daily Gate city.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-04-25

The News Office has gone through
a complete remodeling this week.
We have consumed most OF the
time since last Saturday in tearing
down old machinery and putting
up new, and are giving you the
best we can under the circum.
stances. We have installed four
new machines including a Grams.
ton News press, another lohhcr. a
periorator and a punching machine.
We have the best equipped news
and Job Office in New Mexico with.
out exception, at a cost OF several
thousand dollars more to our IN.
vestment, but we think Tucumcari
is entitled to the best OF every.
thing and hope our customers and
friends will appreciate OUT efforts
to gave them the best.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-04-25

Not outstanding the fact that
there was a rumored panic some.
time since and it was expected hy
most OF US things would tighten az
more or less, the Tucumcari News
has grown both in business, size
and circulation. You will likely
notice that this issue OF the paper
is the largest regular edition ever
published is this territory. The
circulation has grown to more than
fifteen hundred and we carry moth.
ing but paid up subscribers, and
do no sub soliciting whatever.
The paper we publish shows that
we properly appreciate our sub.
scribers aud all patronage and
whatever consideration shown the
enterprise; and the reason we have
spen; $40, 900 90 here in a news.
paper plant is that We believe
Tucumcarl people and Quay Coun.
~ people are entitled TO the hes,
OF everything and we Intend 10
leave nothing undone to meet the
issue in this business in this CITY
and in the county.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-04-25

Farm lands are selling around
Wagon Mound for sI2.oo an acre
This is a community in which a
year ago the people thought moth.
ing about farming. Like Tucum.
carl, 1--WE years ago the tancher
would make all sorts OF guesses as
to what sort OF an hombrc o
were when you irrdulged in any.
thing savoring OF agriculture.
Now they expect OF the farmer 40
to so bushels OF corr per acre and
think he is lazy it he don't show il
at the end OF the corn season,
QUAY county is now the acknowled.
ged corn country OF the southwest.
And It II not only corn that we
produce in this country, but every.
thing that grows on the farm.
We cut three crops OF alfalfa and
grow more melons than any coun.
try on the face OF the earth. +. ~.
Taylor sold last year in Tucumcari
StSS.oo worth OF water melons off
one acre OF land and the nearest
water TO the claim that would
Irrlgate a house plant is the Cana.
dian river four miles from him.
We don't have to irrigate," is
the well known expression OF the
Quay county farmer who has been
trying it tor the las, FIVE years
without II water except a barrel
he hauls from his neighbor's well
maybe five or six miles distant, but
they are all digging wells now and
have learned that water NAV be
had at a shallow depth at nearly
any place 1t is desired. We have
wheat here in Quay county this
year that will take the shine of
anything you a see in Oklahoma
or Kansas. You think that the
Tucumcari News is putting it
little strong but we are prepared to
show the goods and anxious Tor
the opportunity. We know we
have a good thing and are moi the
least selfish, we are willing to di.
vide it with the fellow who is ready
to help u make the best country
in the world.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-04-25

The confirmation OF Gallegos'
appointment as receiver OF public
moneys OF the Tucumcari land
office should put a quietus on some
OF the Knockers who have been
making II their trade to dahble in
other peoples affairs ver since
landing in New Mexico. The
charges have only made Gallegos
a much stronger man than he was,
since they were proven absolutely
false. But after the people of this
city, our most substantial citizens
and business men had secured the
location OF a land office aud recon.
mended the appointment OF its reg.
lister and receiver then a bumper
takes II upon himself to send in
charges that were as tallacious as
the action was idiotic. Gallcgos
cares nothing about the affair fur.
ther than it Inconvenience his
friends and caused them the
trouble and annoyance to take the
matter to the department. These
bumpers are not bred in this coun.
try, they are all imported and bring
little with them except their ham.
mprs.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-04-25

Some OF the oldtimers here are
getting uneasy since it is raining
so much they have never had ex.
perience in ducks and geese and
the habits OF the aquatic family
are not at all understood so they
are specializing as to whether soft
shelled turtles would be a more
profitable enterprise.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-04-25

For bread or biscuits that will
stand the test try a sack OF LYONS
Best. Padden x Wohord Gro.
Gerry. 2o.it
Fine decided farm close TO town.
low price, good terms, {. H.. de
iampert. 2o.tt
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-04-25

San Jon has a rafting good
country paper and it is getting
a good patronage. An up.to.date
community can't get along without
a newspaper.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-04-25
HOMESEEKER
The r ock islam, -
Bring Good Nun,

Reeves immigrant trai
Thursday with a number
seekers. He stated that TO
the planting OF crops in the eastern
states that the excursion was ron.
siderablv lighter than they antici.
patcd, but that all OF those Hho
come are very much pleased with
the outlook OF this section as a
farming corytry, and will locate
here.
MIR. Reavcs states that they cX.
pect much larger numbers on the
two excursions IN NAV.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-04-25

Don't YOU know that the best
way in the world to build up a
town is to patronize home mer-
chants. Cut out the Montgomery.
Ward idea aud be a New Mexican
Kt.k4
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-04-25

III you want a flour that's the
best what am, try a sack OF The
Telegram" Padden & Woford
Grocery. 2o.It
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-04-25

hereby announce my candidacy TOT the
nomination for tax assessor OF Quay ouniy
New Mexico. subject to the action II the
Democratic convention. Respectfully.
loHN BRiscoR.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-04-25
N%NOVNcEMENT

hereby announce my candidacy Tor the
domination Tor sheriff OF Quay county. New
Mexieo, subject to the action OF the Demo
cratic convention. Respectfully,
las. 4. BEtL.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-04-25

Don't forget the new reliable
dress maker. Main st. Phone 6i
az q.
For first class plumbing see
Anderson. I4ti
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-04-25

y good st75. hotel range cheap
}. Is. Nicely, or Adams ST. in Gam.
DC addition. 2o-Gt-pd.
Hick-ry Farm Monday night at
Warren's Hall. 25c all over the
house.
Hlck-ry Farm Monday night at
Warren's Hall. 25c all over the
house.
Hlck-ry Farm Monday night at
Warren Hotel. 25c all over the
house.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-04-25

Attorney {. c. Davidson made a
professional trip to III Paso.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-04-25
A Few "Flyers" for a Few DAYS

1000 yards rorchon and val laces edges and I
insertions.) Regular SC and Ioc goods. Special &C and "a
400 yards plain and fancy ribbons, ? to 4 inches -
wide, worth I5c to 25c, choice OF the lot ... IN
$50 yards plain and fancy ribbons, ! to 8 inches -
wide, all silk and worth up to soc, choice ........ IL
50 pairs mems and boys cotton pants and overalls r.
Regular price soc to 81. All on one table, per pair .Cs
Sharp County record., 1908-08-14

The IIItla aUUaek5 of stomach
trouble aud stomach disorders
viii undoubtedly lead 20 chronic
dyspepsia unless You take somo.
thing Tor a sufficient time to
strengthen lhe stomach and give
70 Tine 20 setwsll re you take
E1doI In The beginning tho bad
attacks of dyspepsia viii bo
avoided but " you allow these
ilile attacks 20 60 Bnheede1 &c
VIII take Kdd6l a longer time TO
put your stomach In good 1oudi.
iion again Get a b0tte of kd-
Sharp County record., 1908-08-14

Polghkeepsie and Evening
Shade second mines played a
game Of ball Saturday at the
former place, Poughkeepsie win
ming by a score of 7 to A. Tues.
day the same teams played
here and Evening Shade won,
score "A to II.
Does your back ache? Do you
have sharp pains in the side and
the small Of the back? This is
due, usually, to kidney trouble.
Take DsWitts Kidney and BIad-
der Pills. They will promptly
relieve weak back, backacha,
rheumatic pains and all Kidney
and Bladder disorders. Sold and
recommended by W. G. Sn07
Rev. George W. Rogers closed
a revival meeting at Sidney last
sunday. The meeting lasted a
week and resulted in six CONVEX
sions and seventeen accessions
to the church. Rev. Rogers
was assisted during the meeting
by Rev. Jesse Miller.
Judge James ". Smith has
been suffering greatly from rbeu-
matiam and heart trouble the
past few days, and his condition
. is alarming to his friends. He
informed us Tuesday that he
would leave today for Hot
Springs to take treatment
Esq. j. O. Wasson Of MobIey
who is here attending court
rode to Scott township Monday
night, being called home by a
man who wanted TO submit in
] ESQ. Wasson's court TO a misde-
naanor before the grand jury
could get a whack at him.
While Kennedy's Laxative
Cough Syrup is especially r66om-
mended for children, it is, Of
course, just az good for adults.
Children like 10 take il because it
tastes nearly as good as maple
sugar, It's laxative principle
drives the cold from tho system
by % gentle, natural, yet copious
actions Of the bowels Sold by
W. G, Snow
A number of our people at
tended the Ash Flat picnic Sat-
urday. Harry Myers the rapub-
lioan nominee for congress from
.hts district, was the orator Of
the occasion, the democratic
nominee, Hon. w. A, Oldfeld
being kept away by Illness The
picnic s said 90 have been a
groat success. In the afternoon
. Aab FLAT datoatsd Franklin in n
rood game of blOL score three tc
one.
summer complaints and other
serious ailments common In ho
weather asn be traced 10 The
stomach nine tines out at ten
Keep the stomach in good ordeI
. right now bv Keeping q bottle o
huI.. mandy ln the mouse all lul
time, 1ut especially during thh
month Take Eodol whom yot
feel .1at you need IT, That It
the only time you need 20 TAX,
Eolou jual when you need it
then you win not bo troubled will
sour stomach, boJobIog, gos OF
the atomash, bIoaIIng dyspepsia
and indigestion Sold by w. @
Snow
Sharp County record., 1908-08-14
LOCAL NEWS.
AANAAAAAAAAAAA

Talking about the weather.
5hera have been some hot days
this week.
George Maua. the mule buyer,
was here Wednesday and bought
several head.
A. NJ Edgar, the Newark mule
buyer, was here Friday but did
not make a purchase.
J.R. MatoaIf went to Hardy
Monday to look after some busi-
ness interests a few days.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
safe, easy, pleasant, sure, little
pills Sold by W. c. Snow.
WE. Stewart Of Center has
baled alfalfa and timothy hay for
sale at 85 cents per hundred.
Mrs, W. NJ Shaver and two
children Of Van Buren, are here
visiting relatives and friends.
Fl. P Stout and family were
down from Hardy a day or two
this week, the guests Of friends.
G. r. Maynard, veterinary
surgeon and dentist tof BatesviIle,
has spent the week in Evening
Shade.
Hon. Thornberry Gray, the
Hickory Valley lawyer, was here
Monday attending to a case in
circuit court
The Confederate veterans Of
lizard county held their annua.
reunion Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday.
The Record this week PRINTED
bills for picnic en- Hurricane
three miles from Center, which
occurs August %
Mrs. Joe Plckett Of Larkin,
lizard county, came down Tues.
day for a visit with her mother
Mrs. W. A. Turner
CIayte Pate and wife Of Bates
willie sper. Monday nigh. In th.
city, Mr.. Pate travels Cor a
Newport grocer company.
The horse Jockeys pitched
camp in town Sunday. q
wouldn't be circuit court ius
right IL they were not here.
Mra w. A. Edwarls, and be.
daughter Miss Willie, apen
Wednesday at the ax.Con'aIor
ate reunion In lard county.
quite o number Of people ar
here from The Ca.amine sectio.
attending the trial of Jack Le
grand, charged with bigamy,
The bright little Gve-year.ou
daughter of w. IT, Stewart O
Center died laat week, after "a
illness Of two days with aongos
ton.
Oyorsoor Berry hoa been dot0
some work ON lbo public roads 4
iha lownahip This wook. 90
the proyarb.oI boIIy-neodo.
kind
Judge John G. McCalob cam
up from BaOosv.'Ir 0he Grst par
Of The week 90 look ofter Che ,a
forests Of clients iu the olragO
court
Major E o. Wolf of lar
county, O veteran OF the Mexioa.
and Civil wars, was here q da
or two tbis week meeting oh
friends
j. NJ Street, The democratic
pominoe for representative, wa
up from Culamina thi4 week
meeting friends and looking or
at court,
Hon c. -, Flmorn of Nam
moth Spring, who win soon stcl
into the Office Of prosecuting at,
torney, is in the city attending
Sharp County record., 1908-08-14

ished in this issue shows the
school districts Of the county to
have neat balances with few ex-
ceptions.
G.. W. Brady, one Of Smith
vtLIe's old and substantial oiri-
ze0s, was here a couple Of days
this week, having some business
.i2 the court
Dr.. John NJ Watkins, the pop
ular physician Of Lacrosse, was
lin Evening Shade last Friday
meeting friends and attending to
some business.
Grover Davidson, who is rail-
.roading out Of Little Rock, came
lin Saturday for q visit Of ten
days with Evening Shade re,a-
tives and friends.
r. p Stokes Of Tmbodan was
here several days ago mixing
. business with pleasure. He says
. there are fine prospects for crops
around Lmboden,
John r. Metoalf returned Sat-
urday from Little Rock, where
/ he attended the Farmers Union
state convention as a delegate
from Sharp county.
George MoLain and daughter,
Miss Verde, and sister, Miss
/ Alice, returned TO Cave City this
week from Thermal Calf, where
they spent the past year.
Mrs. NJ. A. Coger attended the
meeting Of the Woman's Home
. Missionary Society at Batesvi.Ie
this week. She was aocomPaci-
ed by her little daughter, Louise.
Many Of the Records good
friends have been in 30 see us
this week. We are always glad
/ to see our friends and want them
to drop 10 every time they come
to town.
William IT. Jones Of Cave City.
Thomas G. Phillips Of Hardy
and Claude T.. Coger Of Evening
. Shade have been named as a
board Of election commissioners
for Sharp county
Allen Davidson, Fred Woods,
Fred Wilson and Medley Smith
some Of This otty's old soldiers.
went to the lard county Coufod-
crate reunion Wednesday re.
turning Thursday
The annual Holiness camp
meeting begins at Ca.anjno on
the t.h Of September and wi..
continue through three Sundays.
A great meeting la anticipated by
those who are la charge Of the
arrangements
A uoaaH'gI rag0vaI closed al
Bear Creek three miles west o.
b town, Sunday might, Th.
j meeting was conducted by Jesse
Gray of lard, county who ra,
Gently united himself with Oh.
: church. and there wore 1umba.
{ of conversions
n Rev jerry Miller of Davidson
b. township preached a0 'otora7tln.
sermon 900 'he Methodist ahural
. Sunday night Rev. Miller fn.
Gently located t0 Davidson town.
sbip, coming from one 0' Oh.
northern .otaa
There are many limitations o.
DoWl.'s ourba'.aol Witch Haze
salgo 0ls Iuat ono original
Nothing oIao ia lust os good
Insist o0 DoWiu'a IJH cDoana
ne cooling and soothing Sol,
by W. C., Snow
Rev W. ID. ELLIS Of Cave Cllt
J writes us that he and Rev. j, W
Due will begin o union royiya
meeting at Cave City tho '1urtI
Sharp County record., 1908-08-14
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
iqht Criminal Docket Disposed Oh
MANY pleas OF Guilty Monday

STATE VS.
Frank Gyngard, s a b b a tn
breaking, plea of guilty, fined
$40.
Jack Fletcher, selling liquor to
T. a minor, noile pros.
Sam Marlin ct al, drunkenness,
dismissed at cost Of defendants.
Sam Marlin ct al, disturbing
the peace, plea Of guilty as to
JACK and Alfred Fletcher, fined
S. each.
Arthur WIks, drunkenness,
plea Of guilty. fined $40.
Alfred Fletcher, selling liquor
to a minor. no.Ie pros
Jack Grady, drunkenness
plea Of guilty, fined $40.
Caleb Evans, breach Of the
peace, plea Of guilty, fined $40.
Caleb Evans, profanity, no.Ls
pros,
Delzo Johnson, breach Of the
raana dismissed al cost O [
defendant.
A. L, Doss, Sabbath breaking,
plea Of guilty, fined ST.
Oscar J. Baker, larceny, plea
of guilty, given one year in the
reform school
A. N, Hurst, disturbing the
peace, plea Of guilty, dued ST.
Wesley Gray, Illegal practice
Of medicine, dismissed at cost Of
defendant
Elmer Wlks, drunkenness
dismissed at cost Of defendant
NOTES
L. is not believed the grand
jury will adjourn until SaJur-
day
Porter Bone Of Sidney is fore.
man of the grand jury and Sam
Hutohison of Morgan township is
clerk.
Deputy Sheriff Dan Madden
came down from Hardy Sunday,
as did Arthur Sullivan, clerk,
and both have been busy in the
court,
The crowds in town attending
court have been much smaller
than usual Is is not believed
that there more than half as
many people here Monday as
usually attend the first day o.
court here
Tuesday Judge Maek7anpoint.
ed W y Campbell OF Pouzh-
keepsie i, W. gIaxtou of Polk
and Milton Stokes Of Evening
Shade jury commissioners and
these gentlemen selected juror.
for the next term Of court
The petit jury was not used ir
but one criminal case A msm'
ber Of this jury was heard 20 say
that after taking @ look ay taJ
petit jury those who were under
Indictment concluded 90 plead
guilty or ask foe alntinuanoss.
-but this Is hardly the case,
Oscar Baker the young mar
, who was given q year In the res
form school after hI1 p.oa o.
guilty 10 the charge Of larceny
Id only II years OF age, and q
the son Of one Of Scott township
best citizens The young mat
stole a horse some time ago,
Aswo go to press the EiaI o
J lack Legrand, charged with
, 5igamy Is 10 pr5groas in tho cir
QUIT court, th.7 being the ont,
Jury trial Of the torn Tho Lo.
grand case ia aG.rnoGdg q g16D
deal Of attention. judge johr
b MaCaIeb Ia representing th,
Sharp County record., 1908-08-14
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY, TICKET

REPRESENTATIVE. NJ. Street.
County Judge-W Fl Kelley
Clsrk-Arthur Sullivan.
s1eritt-W. o. Smith.
Assess0r-W F. Smith.
Treasurer-5. D. Johnston.
Surveyor-Mack Toun7leay.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-03-19
The Snow Fall.

South Platte Watershed, Alma
There is very little snow. Howbert
and Shawnee-There has been very
little snow. Mountaindale-Nea
timbeline, the snow is in the
gulches and timber; 1t is hard
packed In the gulches. A. 4 d.
Mining District The present out.
look for water Is only fair. Idaho
Springs-The fall has been unusually y
light up to the present time: reports
indicate that the present stock is
only 1875 per cent of the normal
Yankee-The outlook is for a flow
similar to a year ago. Apex-The
prospect Is for about a normal late
flow. Rollinsville-The snowfall is
the l!ghtest in 25 years. Corona--
Most of the snowfall has been drift
ed down into the gulches and timber
Eldora seasons fall has been
the lightest in ten years. Neder-
land-The snow is confined to the
gulcheS. Ward--The snow Is drifted
and hard packed. Manhattan The
snow in the timber is light.