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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-15
De Ponce

IN Ia manana de noy, neHOs uc'duo
& cabo, en- nuestra calidad de repre-
sentantes del BOLETIN, una vista
al Hospital Tricoche Momentos antes
de llegar nosotros, habian terminado
una vista de inspection ell doctor To-
mas Vazquez, doctor Gutierrez Igara-
videz, doctor Paniagua ell Acting
Secretary de Puerto Rico Mr.. Skin
ner, en- momentos eng que ell director
del Asllo doctor Coronas no Sc encon-
traba ALI.
Los visitantes quedaron altamente
satisfechos hicieron mercedes elogios
de la buena marcha del Hospital.
Dicho institute esta magnificamente
mcntado actualmente sc llevan q ca
DO importantes repal aciones. La Po-
1iclinica es un admirable departamen'
TO- FL salon de opeI aci0nes, aun con
sci de momento. es importante. Prom
to empezaran los trabaJos para una
nueva sala de opeI aclones. FL costo
con los utifes de cirugla encargado &
Ia Metropoh, asciende a $4,000 dollars,
rs ell deseo del doctor coronas po-
ner este Hospital al nlvel de los de
Europa y America.
Lo unico deoagl adable que notamos
asi 10 indlcalfloS al senor Coronas
squien nos respondio habia va sido to-
fnado Ell consideration, era Ell eStado
de las camas, bastan,e deteIioradas.
Ell cuarto de aut9psias resulta mag
snifico. ~
El doctor Coronas nos enseno IN
plan, que de. e.:llevarse cabo, sera la
eobra mas hernOod 4ue ST reailce en-
"Tricoche" lis, la fabricacion de una
nlanta alta eXc!uslI amente para sala
de Operac1oneS, cOmpIo o1aInente ascep-
tica. Sera construida de piedra "onix'
Y vidrio dc coloIes. Iendra un mag
nifico cuarto de desinfecclon para uti
les de cirugia y cuarto de bano para
los cirujanos y nurses.
In cuanto La Capilla, NADIA nos di
10. Este Us aSuntO que uene que re
solver ell Ayuntanlcnto } haoic mas
nos replico. IL or paIt te de la dIreccloI
del Hospital, 40 eXIs.e oposicion algu
Id.
"Tricoche' cuenta con ell seryscio ds
los distingui IneeIcOs aenores 1oro
uas, Cestero, re.raA } lopez Nussa,
con la asistencia de los practcantes
Davila y Cruz.
Una nota: En- "Tricoche lao ha.
DIOR a Hospital Esto nos cause una
Impression agradabilisima.
I'll promeuIO Iaa: formulas par
-enfermos de la ciudad y sus barrios
que Sc despachan en la farlnacia, as
ciende 200, y las formulas para 10
enfermos del Hospital $50.
I'll despaeho de IA anenia es actlv
y un buen num!ro de entermos So
zasistidos y recoAo1Iuos ulallan.enlc L
doctor Lopez Nussa IS el encargad
de esta oficina.
La cocina csta n.0A,ada la moder
na. FL antique sa4on de coclna ser
transformado en breye on salon Gle CO
medor, J Sc nota alA d mayor y escru
pulosa dc las Impiezas.
rs admins Il a>O..: ,,l Hospital /
ssenora Acos,a, yIuoa de Martinez,
farmaceutico municipal Ell Lcdo. Mar
quez Casas Fl Lodo. Aquiles Color
fcrma pare tainbi IL del alto cuerp
de empleados del Hospital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-15

Estas dos u,timas noches han cele-
brado muy buenas funciones ell Cron6-
fono Parlante del senor Vargas, asis-
tiendo IN gran n1mero de concurren-
tes al teatro y sailenao altamente sa-
tisfeehos, tanto de las sistas mudas co
mo parlantes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-15
Boletin Morcantil
de A. Lynn H.jos de ptres Aoss
Q4bre de gastos de envio)

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MASONICO en- color grande' d lilo
DISCURSO NOTABLE de D. Luis Muno Rivera oa atlsea
retratod de n Il. 0s0
"ILEVAME AL CINE MAMA DANA arrtglda Argninzni 80
LA MARPOSA", mazirka piano Gonzao DE Ndnez;
de sailor
"LAS PALOMAs' ubana, para 2onzaio de
J Nd6ez . o3o
PLANO DE LA CAPITAL. conorn& cooes L. ,
FELICITACON para emplares OTIS
INOCENTES, EN-
de carta, 080
TARJETAs PARA NUEvO propas. para flntar los Es
tados undos 10 copias . o5o
MAIAS DE LA ISLA colora, II 6 pugadas a. 005
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-15
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ENTRADAS DEL EXTERIOR
No hubo.


Vap. amer. Ramos, Vascos y Caro-
lima y goletas Perla, Joven Carolina
Ala Blanca s Isabella.
SALIDAS PARA Ell EXTERIOR
No hubO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-15

Manana temprano salen para San
Juan Ell automoSil, los doctores Vaz-
quez Gutierrez Igarabidez MIR.
Skinner, quienes estaban en- Ponce en-
giaje de inspection
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-15
'@@v8sG@ Commercial

Ricardo Ruiz, pendiente. -
Encarnacion Yabucoa.
60 II. -
Perla, VieQues.
Joven Carolina, vieque4 ft
Isabella, descargando. sa
Ramos, descargandO. Ial
BUQUES ANUNCIADOS
'spoS espahoi juan Forgas. 0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-15

Salud, fuerza. negocios
Tome siempre vino CERECEDo
NegOciOs fuerza salud
Tome Slempre Champagne MoNTEBELLo.
buen apetito y fortuna.
Tome sempre Aqua INsALUs.
Nj m6diCOS nj bOticas =
Tome todas horas cerveza CAKLsBERG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-15

Anoche celebr0 el Casino de Ponce
su anunciado Daile dc confianza con
motive de la festividad de la Patrona
Nuestra SenoIa dc la Guadalupe. Una
selecta. y animada concurrencia asistio
al social acto, que So teimIno a no
ras ayanzadas 0e la noche, siendo muy
obsequiada J. atendida por la Direc-
tiya de aquel centro.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-09-29
SEALED BIDS.

SCALED bids will be received by the
Board of County Commissioners of
Custer county, Idaho, at their regular
October meeting, for the construction
of road from the mouth of Frank
Woods creek, which flows into Salmon
river just north of the present Bay
Horse High Grade, in southerly di-
rection to join the present road at a
point at the southerly end of the Bay
Horse High Grade.
The bidder whose proposal is accept
ed will be required to enter into con-
tract secured by bond. to be approved
by said Board, to construct said road
on the same grade as the flow of the
river, at least four feet above high
water mark, the road-bed to be at least
IL feet in width, eight feet of which
shall be in the solid. All banks to be
graded so they will stand, and sloped
back so as to accommodate the ordin-
airy loads hauled over said road.
The contractor will be required to
make a good turnout near the middle
of said road sufficient to permit the
passing of two four-horse outfits. Suit
able culverts to be constructed for the
purpose of carrying off all water that
may be encountered, as we'll as in all
draws to carry off surface water.
All bids must be sealed, marked /:
bids for High Grade Road" and fled
with the Clerk of said board on or be-
fore October 18th, 1905.
The County Surveyors notes, giving
distances, etc, on file with the Clerk.
The Board reserves the right to re-
jeet any and all bids.
BY order of the Board of County
Commissioners.
C. NJ. HENDERSON, Clerk.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-09-29
WEDDING PRESENTS.

Following is list of presents
received at the Benefits Walker
wedding
Set of teacups, Alvin Ellis;
cake plate, H. Ellis; center cut
glass set, Harold Ellis;water set,
Roy Ellis; water set, Charley
Coffman; set teacups, Kate Ham
mond and Grover Cleveland cen
ter set, Agnes Holland; variety
set, Amy and Annie Ellis; glass
set from Myrtle, Clyda, Ethel,
Byron and Edward Walker; set
of dinner plates, r. L. Cleve-
land; cream and sugar set Ern-
est Cleveland; cake plate and
two China mugs, Mrs. Hallaran;
table linen, Mr.. Owery; glass
berry dish, r. Cullman; mush
set, Miss Louise Bascom; cake
plate, George Hammond; cake
plate, Del Grub; cake plate and
towels, Henry Nichols and wife;
set of glass sauce dishes, May
and Hugh Leonard; cake stand,
glass cracker plate, set of silver
teaspoons, Joseph Walker and
wife; set silver tablespoons, Mat
tie Bortroff; set of sauce dishes,
Ethel Walker; set of silver kniv-
es and forks, Albert Blume and
wife; glass castor, Roy Moore
and wife; silver teapot, Allen
Ellis; hand satchel, Eric Cotter;
sugar shell, Prof. r. J. Harry
and wife; table cloth and 6 nap
kins, Benz. Borjeson and wife;
table cloth, Elizabeth Cotter;
towles, Edward and Byron Walk
er; 2 towles, Margaret Cotter;
bedspread, Alice Cotter; table
cloth, Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidcall;
center table cloth, VIII Hallaran
and wife; stand cover, Geo. E.
Shoup and wife; table cloth and
bedspread, Geo. Ellis and wife;
night dress holder, G. Bassett
and wife; vinegar bottle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Schmidcall; two flower vas
es, Ivy Short ;lamp, Wilson Ellis.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-09-29
BRYAN FUND.

The MESSENGERS Bryan and
Kern campaign fund is drawing
to a close. On Thursday, Oct.
1st, we forward the money col
lected to the Treasurer of the
National Democratic Committee,
and next week will publish o.
complete list of the names and
amounts each person has con-
tributed. This will answer as a,
receipt from US, but aside from
this we will send in this list and
the amounts, and each person
named therein will undoubtedly
receive an Individual receipt
from the National Democratic
Committee. After Oct. 1st we
positively will receive no more
contributions for this fund.
The list of contributions thus
far received at this office are as
follows
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-09-29

could hide out and exist in that
section of the country and es-
cape the vigilance of an army Of
men.
1t is rumored that Warner pass
ed through town few nights
ago and is making for the south
east. This rumor is hardly to
be credited, but it is well known
that there are men here who
would not only shield him, but
assist him to escape the officers
of the law. He is man that nc
man would care to capture sing.
lie handed.-Salmon Recorder,
September oath.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-09-29

Senator Borah made twenty
political speeches in Maine and
that state came near going Dem
ocratic, a few more speeches and
that state would be found in the
Democratic column. Borah is
now speaking in Idaho and the
Democrats are hopeful.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-09-29

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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-09-29

l hereby announce myself d
candidate for the Office of Treas
urer of Custer county, subject to
the decision of the County Re
publican nominating Convention.
EARL J. MICHAEL.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-09-29
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

l hereby announce myself a
candidate for nomination to the
Office of Sheriff of Custer county,
subject to the decision of the
county Republican convention.
S. j. ROBERTS.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-09-29
j O :: ::

The Barber and Fisherman is
located on Main street, Challis,
where you can drop in and get
anything in the tonsorial line you
want to pay for. Parker Mt.
tourists specially.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-09-29
MAN HUNT.

ner, the gambler, who killed a
man named Frank Breen in the
Loon creek country some weeks
ago, had been seen by several
parties near Ulysses. Unques-
tionably he was seen at Forney,
Yellow Jacket and at other points
in that section. At the Leacock
station he was lost sight of, and
it is claimed that several saw him
at Ulysses. 1t is evident now
that the man who claimed to
have seen aad talked with him
at Ulysses falsifed in order to
mislead the officers.
The sheriff of Custer county
had been notified of these reports
and Deputy Sheriff Roberts ar
rived here Friday and appealed
to Sheriff Mulkey for assistance
to effect Warmers capture, and
Deputy Sheriff Ball was detailed
to accompany Roberts to effect
Warmers capture. This man
Warner is conceded to be bad
man, and had made the state
ment to the parties he met that
he did not propose to be captur-
ed, as he might as well be killed
outright as to serve a life SEN
teHce or be hung.
The man here who claimed he
had seen Warner and talked with
him at Ulysses, told a very plaus-
ible story and even drew a map
of the locality in which he was
hiding, and indicated the cabin
in which he could be found.
Since Messrs. Roberts and Ball
have investigated the story by
going over the ground and MAX
ing inquiries they are convinced
that the party who claimed to
have known the whereabouts of
Warner had never seen him, or
if he had was telling anything
but the true story in order to
shield the criminal.
When the officers got to Ulys-
ses they could not find one who
was positive that they had seen
the man they were after. AS
Warner is well known in that
section, if he had shown himself
he would have been recognized.
sThe officers did gain the inform
alton that several cabins cabins
had been broken into, and most
desirable contents taken and a
boat stolen and that the parties
were making their way down
the river.
At Shoup the men han been
seen and one of the parties ans
wered the description of Warner.
The officers then started down
the river in a boat, securing the
services of Harry Guleke.
When going through one of
the rapids the stolen boat was
seen moored to the bank, but the
boat of the pursuers was going
at such speed it was a consider
able distance below before they
could gain the shore. Taking
the back trail the men had left
the camp and could not be locat-
ed. The officers then went on
down the river for some distance
and camped, believing that the
pursued would start down the
river. Their surmises were cor
rect, and soon had the men un-
der arrest. One of the men, as
stated, answered the description
of Warner, but did not prove to
be him.
1t developed that they were
recent arrivals from Montana,
and were trying to make their
way down the river. They gave
their names as LaMarino and
Olson. The officers returned to
town last night, bringing the
prisoners along and are now in
Jail. The information charges
them with burglary. Both Mr..
Ball and Mr.. Roberts do not be-
lieve that Warner is in that Sec
tion of the country. Although
at this time of the year man
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-09-29

1 hereby announce myself a
candidate for nomination to the
Office of Sheriff of Custer county,
subject to the decision of the
county Democratic convention.
w. K. FLENNIKEN.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-09-29

| hereby announce myself d
candidate for the Office of Asses
sor and Collector of Custer coun-
ty, subject to the decision of the
county Republican nominating
convention.
JAMES H. VANCANIP.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-09-29

hereby announce myself d
candidate for nomination to the
the Office of State Representa-
tive to the Idaho Legislature
from Custer county, subject to
the decision of the Republican
county nominating convention.
ELMER ID. REESE.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-09-29
Mrs. Halle Shanafelt of Arco


DR.. Philips and family arrived
last week from Idaho Falls.
Miss Ida Pfeiffer of Custer
departed last week for Boise to
attend school.
Miss Maud Trealor departs on
Monday next for Charlotte, North
Carolina, to attend school.
Supervisor David Laing of
Challis, spent a couple of days in
town the first of the week. There
is said to be attractions here out
side of the forestry business. 4
Salmon Recorder.
S. l. Shaw gave an interesting
talk in support of the Socialist
doctrines at the opera house last
Friday evening. His speech was
to the point and devoid of abuse
and radicalism.
The delegates elected to the
Republican county at this place
tomorrow, from Challis precinct
are Geo. Thompson, Jas. Gayle,
j. H. Horton, F. J. Clyde, Chas.
Waddleton, M. A. Brown, job,
j. Q. Adams John Stephens.
Last week Attorney Cowen
gave US the altitude of promin-
ent points in and about Parker
Mountain
Pass between Twin Peaks o.
$50 feet.
At cabin $3.50 feet.
Twin Peaks (estimated) 10,500
feet.
Parker Ridge 5000 feet.
Parker Mill 5000 feet.
Teddy, the trust buster" but
who has never busted trust, is
out with the big Stick" endeav-
oring to wake up some enthusi-
asm for Taft by writing letters
to show how the trusts hates
Taft and loves Bryan. Teddy is
great On talk and that is all. He
regulated" the Standard Oil
trust, but instead the Standard
regulated" the Republicans.
Teddy assumes to be the whole
Republican party-their candi-
date for president;their National
chairman and governor for New
York.
Of what avail is J. H. Brady's
announcement that he favors
direct primary law. The time
for Brady to have shown his
faith in this matter was two
years ago, when an earnest little
band of Republicans in the legis-
lature with the aid of Democratic
votes passed such a measure in
the house to be killed in the SEN
ate. Brady was the chairman
of the Republican state central
committee and came to Boise to
drive the reformers back into
the party caucus, where all re-
form measures were stifed. OF
course, Brady is for a direct
primary before election, but af-
ter election it is something diff
ferent.-Boise Citizen.
The Democratic county nomin-
ating convention meets at Mac
kay on Friday, Oct. 2, and the
street talk mentions the follow
ing named persons Ior Ihe var
ious offices
State Senator-Senator Mac
beth.
Representative -Sam1. Taylor
and Chase A. Clark.
Sheriff-Geo. Ellis, VIM. J.
Bowen, w. K. Flenniken and
Len Peck.
Assessor-Robt. Morrison, w.
]. Bowen.
Treasurer-Mrs. E. w. Keyes.
Probate Judge. G. Finnell.
School Supt. Miss Jennie E.
Kelleher.
County Atterney-W. w. Ad-
amson, w. J. Lamme.
Commissioners-1st District
John Pushaw, James Hooper.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-09-29
Horses PaStIrGl s!
RATES REASONABLE.

Having sold my cattle, am
prepared to winter horses at my
ranch near Challis.
have the best fields in Custer
county for pasturing stock. My
terms are reasonable-in fact I
can give you better terms than
any one else. Larger the numb
er of head of horses, better the
terms are.
AS to time of taking stock for
winter pasture and rates, write
or inquire of
E. G. DODGE, Challis, Idaho.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-09-29
LOCAL NEWS.

Arthur McGown commenced
threashing grain at his ranch
yesterday.
Odd Fellowship now has 1 ,8O0,-
900 members, and is by the big
gest order in America.
District court adjourned last
Saturday morning for the term.
The big Sunbeam mining case
was laid over.
Chairman Connors has made a
poll of New York State and finds
that state will give Bryan and
Kern 100000 majority.
The Challis Pharmacy has just
received the best line of fancy
stationary ever brought to Chal-
lis, postal card albums, etc.
State Mine Inspector Bell ar
rived in Challis last Friday eve
ming, and will inspect the mines
at Parker, Sunbeam, Custer and
Loon creek.
The Socialists are planning to
put up full county ticket in
Custer county this year. Two
years ago they had A votes in
this county.
Call and see my stock of mil
linery goods. I have the finest
line ever brought to Challis, and
the prices are reasonable. Call
and be convinced.
For Sale-At the MCGOWAN
ranch near Challis, a few head
of thoroughbred Durham bulls.
Inquire or write to Arthur Nc
Gown, Challis, Idaho.
Col. Thos. R. Hamer speaks at
the opera house in Challis to-
morrow night. Every one ought
to go out and hear what he has
to say, as he is said to be rath-
er fluent talker.
An Independent State ticket
was nominated at Troy last
week. This ticket is put up in
protest against the Republican
State convention for declaring
against Direct Primary, and for
the turning down of French.
Senator Borah made twenty
political speeches in Maine and
that state came near going Dem
ocratic, a few more speeches and
that state would be found in the
Democratic column. Borah is
now speaking in Idaho and the
Democrats are hopeful.
Judge Stevens high spirited
team Runaway coming in from
Dickey last Friday. They got
frightened coming down Willow
creek summit, and Mrs. Brown,
the court stenographer, was
thrown from buggy into the
rocks by the road side. Neither
received serious injuries, but had
a narrow escape.
The Republican county nomin-
ating convention meets at Chal-
lis tomorrow. There are more
pronounced Republican candi-
dates this year than Democrats.
We have heard various persons
spoken of for the different Off
ces, as follows
State SENATOR. G. Fox, Chas
Representative-Elmer Reese,
w. G. Sweet-but Mr.. Sweet
told US he would not accept the
nomination.
Sheriff-Sid Roberts and Arch
Howell.
Assessor-Wm. Elder, James
H. VanCamp, John Stephens.
Treasurer-E. J. Michael.
Probate Judge-Geo. Baldwin,
j. H. Horton.
County Attorney-Milton A.
Brown, Mr.. Glennen.
School Supt. - Miss Louise
Bascom.
Commissioners--1st District
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-10
oLney ITEMS.

Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Mccoy
Friday.
II. NJ. Mccoy was an Ordway visi-
tor Monday.
j. II. Cowden went to Leadville
Tuesday morning.
Miss Signe Wickstrom returned to
her home in Ordway Tuesday.
In the ball game between Olney
and Numa. Sunday. the score was
23 to II In favor Of Olney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Rice were
called to Pueblo Saturday by the ILL
ness of Mrs. Rices brother.
/ Mrs J. S. Conard started to Hi
nois Thursday. Mrs. Conard expects
to be away about two months.
Rev Brace, of Manzanola. preached
here Sunday. and will have charge
of this church for the coming year
Mrs Ida Hortop, who has been WIS.,
iting at the home of her brother. +.
A. Shaffer, returned to her home
In Denver Sunday morning.
Henry Sterkel, Russian who has
been farming part Of Mr.. Conard's
place, died Friday night after a
several weeks siege Of typhoid fever,
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-10
o.ero Ditch Meeting.

There will be a NEE ting of those
interested in the Otero Irrigation
Junta. on Monday afternoon. Oc-
tober IL. 1908, at 3 o'clock. for the
purpose OF talking over matters con-
nected with the district affairs. and
1t is earnestly hoped that every per-
son Interested in the district will be
present. You are invited to come
and bring with you all of your friends
who are interested.
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-10
o..ro s...r.o'r Excursion.


The excursion 10 the Clear Creek
reservoir is being rounded into shape
and 1t will be jolly party that
starts into the mountains next Mon.
cay night. A very reasonable rate
has been secured which Will enable
the Otero farmers to inspect a piece
OF modern engineering which invol.
yes their destinies. for nothing
else In this county is SO fraught
with consequences to the residents
Of la Junta as the completion of this
storage reservoir. II assures q GER
tain supply Of water for crops when
the crops have to have It or fail. and
what invests the undertaking with
10 much Importance to La Junta is
the fact that all the land to be serv-
ed is Immediately around this city.
All that Is lacking to La Junta is
the intensive development Of the
farm land adjacent. and now. thanks
to the prudence and enterprise Of the
land holders Of the Otero Irrigation
District, the idle lands viii soon be
producing. The producers will be
trading In this city. and new era
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-10
ber" that is real and lasting.

ber'' that is real and lasting. He
don't forget
We strayed down on the beach.
and although it was the last of Sep
tember. people were wading about in
the surf-I suppose 1t was the surf
Women had their shoes and hose re-
moved, and holding their skirts. etc,
SO they wouldn't get wet. were wad-
ing and sloshing about in the water.
/ don't remember whether they wore
their hats or not. and. strange to
say, Buckley don't know either. |
had hard time getting him away,
but by putting binder over his eyes
finally led him to car in a sort
of dazed condition. He has now
recovered. but wants to go back.
We saw many other sights In
Frisco, too numerous to mention, and
some we will not mention. but
it is a very interesting place to look
about-almost sure to see something
IL you look in the right place.
Our next stop was Sacramento. one
of the quietest, incest cities have
seen. Here a home-like air seems
to prevail. and is altogether differ
ent from Frisco. From here we
take the Southern Pacific for North
ern California and Oregon. 1 will
give you full and complete account
Of our trip and our ideas Of this
part OF the world in time for the
next issue Of the Great Family
Journal. as 1t makes too much for
one time.
G. H. Downer.