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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-08-07
GROCERIES
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ALSO
Oh and Croaooe
Poles and Poees
At ATTRACTIVE Pa1cGS
Hsing \ your Egg ana Duttsr
and Ioes ct acquaineod.
CAAS. MAIL.
what b Beet Tor lsAloeesleeS

what b Best Ter ls1loooe9o03
NJ. A. Robinson Of Dsu0quln. On.
tosio, has beeu troubled eos yeass With
isAigesttoo, and recommends Chamber.
lainS Stomach and Liver Tablets -
'1hs bset medicine evss ussd." II
tsoub,sd with indigestion q oonselpa.
tioo give them Q trial. Thsy ass certain
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taho end p,eassnt In effect Psies. 10.
SAMPLES fsos q All Dsxegis1A
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-08-07
ALAMEDA

Rev. Kerry q Lamar was on the
train Wednesday With . party Of
friends On their way 70 South Fork
o. . fishing and outing trip.
George n. CUslstt hes cold bis
house 10 the West end and will
build . more oommodious resi-
Chaflss Bishop, Charles Edman
and party went 70 PlAtoro The drst
q The wssk on . fishing and camp
Ing trip.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-08-07

Per Sale
New top buggy, horse and har-
ness. Apply q. g. GRANNIs, box
4S4 or at Peartree house on the
Gunbarrel.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-08-07

Board and rooms at reasonable
rates at tho L. A. HOWARD resi-.
dencc 10 East Monte Vista.
Mrs. MARGARET SHAFFER.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-08-07

Homo grown peas and potatoes
Phone Blue 355. NEWTON.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-08-07

For SALE All purpose team
wagon and harness; also two sad
die ponies. Call ut this office.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-08-07

Commander Woods;de and wife
went 70 Dsnvsr Wednesday night.
From there NJ. Woodside will 60
70 Salt Lake 70 attend the encamp-
ment and Nm. Woodsids will visit
In Dsnvee until his return.
Quaztse-mastse U. ]. Loop and
Joe Dsvisoa viii leave Friday
night ioe ths Enoampment.
Whsat h now worth el.0O Per
hundrsd In this market, oats el.6O
bay 90 per ton. The crop out.
look was never better. Peas look
Exceptionally good and % do
potatoes.
wsslsy Stone and T. b. Better.
heD ~ hsrs Tuesday morning In
. hig wagon. They took over .
baneh Il hossss 10 Pueblo and
reached there Saturday.
The Monte Vista Realty Go.
have sold ioe Mn. L: A. Chapman
- hoase cd two lols In TIE sast
paet a town 70 xiss oasah O. No.
NssgAtoa.
4. n. Isboll ~ commenced the
ooaGtzuotion q q oGsce building
1910 - noxt Wost q Tie Forest
oDoo.
!. d. Bsllseidgs viii leave for
Nsv 4eEiso = . lew days With .
pssg q ~ baysss.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-08-07

Economy fruit Jars at Cramer's
Harness, sadd]sA suit cases,
belts, hat bands, ID fact, every.
thing made of leather. You will
find . complete stock at Brady's
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-08-07

Use Economy Fruit Jars. The
best jars on the market. U. A.
CRAMER has them.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-08-07

Hair Goods made to order.
Gray and extra shades perfectly
matched.
ADHLL WATSON
Cor. 4 Ave. and Jefferson st.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-08-07

Full line Of legal blanks a
Fuller Drug Coz.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-08-07

Don't use the common fruit jars
when you can get the Economy.
CRAMER has them 10 all sizes.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-08-07


ness. Apply q. 8. GRANN1s, box
4S4 or at Peartree house on the
Gunbarrel.
Board and rooms at reasonable
rates at tho L. A. Howard resi-.
dencc IN East Monte Vista.
Mrs. MARGARET SHAFFER,
Homo grown peas and potatoes.
Phone Blue 355. NEWTON.
For SALE All purpose team,
wagon and harness; also two sad
die ponies. Call 1t this Office.
We are showing the most COM
plete line Of single and double
driving harness ever displayed
in the valley, twenty-five differ
ent styles to selsct from at
Brady's
Don't use the common fruit Jars
when you can get the Economy.
CRAMER has them 10 all sizes.
Hair Goods made to order.
Gray and extra shades perfectly
matched.
ADHLL WATSON
Cor. 4 Ave. and Jefferson st.
Economy fruit Jars at Cramcr's
Harness, sadd]sA suit cases,
belts, hat bands, ID fact, every.
thing made Of leather. You will
find . complete stock at Brady's
Use Economy Fruit Jars. The
best jars on the market. U. A.
CRAMER has them.
Full line Of legal blanks at
Fullsr Drug Cos.
Special prices on picplant in
largo quantities. Phone Blue 1855.
NEWTON.
Economy Fruit Jars arc the
only kind To usc.
o. A. CRAxxl, Agent.
Doa't let anybody feel you IN
10 buying anything bue q non.
leakabls Fountain Pen. We
have Moores, Coak1in, and
Waterman. Fuller Drug Co.
Tho Burr Mcintosh Monthly,
also The Ladies Home Journal
for sale at tho Monte Vista News
Stand.
II you have cough q eoid, q
boes3s q White Pie Cough
Syrup and Tar is lie bsst rem
edy, bat 10 avoid subseieuees and
initations b sure hat 4 b Q
brown wrappsr package.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-08-07

Special prices on pioplant in
largo quantities. Phone Blue 1855.
NEWTON.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-08-07

Economy Fruit Jars arc the
only kind To use.
o. A. CRAN11, Agent.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-08-07

We are showing the most COM
plete line Of single and double
driving harness ever displayed
in the valley, tweaty-five differ
ent styles to select from at
Brady's
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-08-07

II you have cough a. eold, q
bott3s q White Phe Cough
Syrup and Tar is the bet rem
ody, bat % avoid subeeieueos and
mutations b sure hat / b .
brown wrapper package.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-08-07

:. b. BslAseidgs Win leave for
Nev 4ssiso = . IN days With .
pasty q ~ baysss.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-08-07

Tho Burr Mcintosh Monthly.
also The Ladies Home Journal
for sale at tho Monte Vista News
Stand.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-08-07

Doa't lst anybody fsel you IN
10 buying anything hue q non.
lealkahle Fountain Pen. We
have Moorss, Coak1in, and
Waterman. Fuller Osug Co.
Emmons County record., 1909-03-11
Monseh Marrles Aaaic,

Minot.-The marriage of H. ].
Monsch, of Williston, and Stella
Drake. teacher in the county schools.
and who has been Monsch's bookkeep.
er outside Of school hours, has been
announced but no particulars can be
learned. Monsch was one of the
parties in the sensational divorce suit
which was tried over a year ago In
Mtnot and which has been before
the court ever since. Monsch was at
that time granted . divorce, but the
case was appealed. Action was then
brought for temporary ailmony and
for money with which to carry the
appeal up. This was granted, but
Monsch refused to pay claiming that
he did not have the money. He was
arrested for contempt of court, but
was finally cleared. The case is one
of the most sensational divorce suits
that has been heard in the courts OF
this district.
Emmons County record., 1909-03-11
Drain Thieves Busy,

Langdon.-Dr. Donovan learned this
week for the first time of the theft
of 600 bushels of choice seed wheat
from the granary on one of his farms
near Wales. The amount of grain
stolen shows boldness and organic
ed movement that it can hardly be
otherwise than the accomplishment
OF an organized gang of grain thieves
George Cochrane, who has large
farm In the same neighborho0d, has
had over 250 bushels of oats stolen
during the past month and there are
other farmers between Wales and
Hannah. who complain of grain Of
one kind or another being missing
from their granaries.
Emmons County record., 1909-03-11

war In yamessewn.s Russia

Jamestown-Justice Carr's court
was crowded with principals and wit.
nesses in the hearing OF the case of
the state OF North Dakota versus
twelve defendants charged with fight
ing. There were eighteen witnesses
sworn and all related different story
about the fight between the Russian
factions. which occurred at dance
In the eastern part Of town. The fight
started in the house and was continu-
ed outside and was mainly over keg
OF beer. The parties arrested were
boys and grown men. ranging in age
from 16 to 90 years. The case was
disposed of by three Of the party be-
ing released. and nine fined. Daniel
Bitterman, Dennis Schlick, and Den
mis- Froleich we're each fined S. and
cost of s.. Six were fined 81 and
costs as follows: Nick Duscherer.
Joe Mattvin, Albert Reich. Leonard
Buchmeyer and Walter Buchmeyer
and Lawrence Miximer.
Emmons County record., 1909-03-11

Bismarck, March 6.-With kanga
roo courts, stump speeches and songs,
which generally characterize the dy.
ing hours of the legislative session.
the North Dakota solons wound up
their duties at 1892 this morning,
somewhat earlier than had been ex-
pected.
The only marring feature Of the
final adjournment was the accident
which befell NJ. Skarlison. q bill clerk
in the house, who fell down the mar
BILE stair case in the capitol and sus-
tained serious injuries.
In the house Representative Stree
ter. on behalf OF the members. pre-
sented resolution extending thanks
to Speaker Burdick for the able man.
rer he conducted the affairs Of that
body. The speaker responded. ex-
pressing kindly sentiments for the
way the solons had treated him. The
speaker was presented with his chair,
on motion Of Streeter.
In the senate Lieutenant Governor
Lewis was presented with hand
somely framed picture OF the 1909
senate. and addresses were made by
Senators Simpson and Purcell and re
sponded to by President Lewis. After
the senate and the house had COM
pleted their work they remained in
session for an hour or two awaiting
the enrolment of the bills. Senator
Simpson was presented with the SEN
ate gavel. The senate adjourned on
motion of Senator Crane.
1t Is the concensus of opinion
among the solons that the past ses-
sion was the tamest ever held In
North Dakota. The majority of the
legislation enacted was either . cura.
tive act or class legislation. Very
few important measures were enacted
into laws. Great disappointment was
felt by many that the primary cleo
tion and anti-pass bills failed to pass.
The officers salary bill passed the
senate before adjournment. The pres
ent state officers are to receive $3.50
for expenses. the governor $1,000 and
the railroad commissioners $500.
After 1910 the state officers will re.
ceive salary of $1,000. while the
governor is to get $4,000 per annum.
Emmons County record., 1909-03-11
WOMAN 10 seaeAoeo.
Switch Engine in Minneapolis Mutil.
ates Body.

Minneapolis. March 9.-Mrs. NJ.
Third. thirty years old. living with
her mother. was instantly killed by a
switch engine in the Chicago. Milwau-
kee Z st. Paul railroad yards be-
tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth av-
enues south. late last night.
Her head and left leg below the
knee were severed from the body and
her chest was horribly crushed.
Men employed in the yards advance
the theory that 1t was a case of sui
eide and point to the fact that Mrs.
Third had left her husband and was
suing for q divorce as supplying mo-
tive for the act.
The police. however, think it a case
of accidental death.
Emmons County record., 1909-03-11
Lumber Duty Cut IN Half.

Washington. March s.-Having
been practically completed by the tar.
iff trainers. portions Of the new tarih
bill last night were sent to the gov
eminent printers.
President Taft is seeking to have a
copy of the bill delivered to the SEN
ate committee before the special ses-
sion begins in order that they may be-
gin work on 1t at once. believing that
much time will be saved thus ane
that the extra session will be mater
tally curtailed.
Emmons County record., 1909-03-11
HAVOC DONE
BY TORNADO
FATALITIES REPORTED IN WAKE
OF TERRIFIC WIND STORM.
Town Aa.ms Is Doomed Passenger
Train Lost in Zone Of Devas.
tation-Relief Parties
Are Sent.

Little Rock. Ark, March 9.-Four
persons are reported dead and mum
Der injured Is the result of violent
storm which swept through western,
eastern and southern Arkansas last
night.
Three are reported to have been
killed at Brinkley, and dispatches at
midnight on the only wire in opera
tion between that place and Little
Rock. a railroad wire, we're to the ef-
feet that the town was In flames and
ATS complete destruction seems newt
able.
Wires are down throughout the
state and only meager reports have
reachs little Rock thus far. At mid
night special train bearing physi-
clans and nurses and the fire fighting
apparatus of that place was started
from Forest City for Brinkley.
Those reported to have been killed
1t Brinkley are:
Daughter of T. NJ. Burch.
- Foote, merchant.
Starrett, merchant
A Cotton Belt passenger train due
In Little Rock at 6:3O o'clock last
night is lost in the vicinity of Bau-
cum. where a tornado struck, and is
reported to have been swept on the
track. Another report is to the ef-
feet that the train was struck by
lightning.
Railroad ofhces in Little Rock have
been endeavOring to locate the train
do SO.
A tornado struck Fourche dam at 5
O'Clock in the afternoon within five
miles Of Little Rock. killing negro
boy and injuring other negroes. Two
houses were demolished and one was
completely destroyed by fire after 1t
had been blown to bits. Several
negroes are reported fatally hurt.
The tornado crossed the Arkansas
river at Fourche dam and raised a
spout of water about 200 feet high. 1t
Travelled toward the northwest and
swept clean path about sixty yards
wide.
1t was impossible to get any def
mite reports from that vicinity. The
tornado was followed by violent
hail and rain storm which kept up
throughout the night.
The same tornado passed into Bau-
cum. where the extent OF the dam
age is also unknown. and from there
to Kerr In LOnOke county, where sew
eral homes we're demolished, and E.
B. Adams. a farmer. was seriously II
not fatally injured. He. with his
wife, son and three others. were in
the house at the time Of the storm.
They were buried in the debris, but
all escaped alive.
The home OF Dan Wagner. saw.
mill operator, was also destroyed. but
he and his wife escaped with few
bruises. A gin and several negro
cabins were demolished.
All the windows in train between
Gurdon and Roster were blown out.
At Malvern the Methodist church
was entirely destroyed at loss Of
$4,000. The Baptist church was dam
aged, portion Of the courthouse was
unroOfed and other extensive damage
was reported. although the extent of
the damage in the surrounding coun-
try was not known.
A special wrecker left here last
night over the Rock Island railroad
for Brinkley.
Up to midnight 1t was impossible
to communicate with eastern, south
ern and western Arkansas. Only a
few wires have been opened since.
Heavy transforms were the extent
Of the damage at Hot Springs and
Texarkana. where 1t was feared tor
nadoes had struck before communi-
cation was restored.
Emmons County record., 1909-03-11
Mans Modesty.

Oscar Hammerstein, being comnN.
mented in Philadelphia ON the succea..
ful opening OF his new opera house up
town. shook his head modestly.
did any one he said, ever suc.
ceed-really and perfectly succeed
to his own satisfaction? Tho older
! grow the more sympath'ze Win
Gounod.
AS your talent progresses. ea,d
Gounod to young poet, your es.
Innate Of the master poets OF the
past will change as has my estinate
- u master musiciana
Emmons County record., 1909-03-11
NEWS NOTES.

Fargo-Receiving satisfactory
cablegram from London as to the ma
ture Of the testimony wanted, Pure
Food Commissioner Ladd has started
for England, where he will testify in
an action over the patent rights of
the flour bleaching process in that
country. He sails from New York
March 4.
Jamestown.-After being out a few
hours the jury in the case Of the
State of North Dakota VS.. Andrew
Ling. charged with shooting three
horses belonging to George spangler
month or so ago. arrived at ver-
dict. and after it was read In court
Ling was given his liberty.
Winnipeg.-The University Of North
Dakota won the debate with the Uni
versity Of Manitoba. The subject
was Resolved. that the Lemieux
act (l9O7) Is not proper remedy for
the settlement of industrial disputes
In the United States and Canada"
Bismarck. The anti-tuberculosis
association of North Dakota organic
ed here. the following officers being
elected: President, DIR. j. d. Gras-
sick Of Grand Forks; treasurer, DIR.
Fannie Quain Of Bismarck; and sec
retary, Mrs. ]. E. Stevens Of North
wood.
Bismarck.-General Poole was ar
rested here on complaint Of Chief of
Police Wing. who charges the mill
tary man used naughty language over
the telephone. Chief wing is a
brother-in-law of Attorney General
Miller
Milton-William Barry, whose SEN
tence in the state penitentiary techni-
cally speaking. has expired. will in
all probability remain there for some
time yet. and perhaps for the balance
Of his life, unless he decides to spend
a little money towards his release.
Some technicality requires Barry to
take certain legal steps before he can
be released by the prison authorities.
He maintains that the state should
stand the expense OF an attorney in
these proceedings and refuses to do
anything towards this end. Barry
has been slightly dsmented recently.
Emmons County record., 1909-03-11
Unknown Man Takes III. Life.

Marmarth.-The body of an un.
known suicide was found one mile
east Of town. 1t was that of man
about 35 years of age, five feet eight
inches in height and Of quite heavy
build, black hair, and apparently of
Irish parentage. He wore a good
blue suit and light overcoat, had $50
in his pocket and gold watch. but
not scrap OF paper by which he
could be identiied. He shot him
self through the right temple with a
thirty-two calibre revolver which lay
by his side. The body was about Atty
feet from the railroad track and was
discovered by the crew on an east
bound train. The man had apparent.
ly been dead but a few hours.
Emmons County record., 1909-03-11
oruooists Fioht liouor caee..

Attorneys Cuthbert and McClory,
representing Elmer Engebretson and
c. w. Greene. druggists and w. H.
Vanderhoof of the Vanderhoof hotel,
who are charged with selling liquor
contrary to law, and who were ar
rested last November on bench war
rant ordered issued by Judge Cowan,
have made applications to have the
informations filed against clients
quashed on the ground that at the
time said informations were filed the
district court was not in session
that the jury had been paid off and
disbanded on Aug. Z. prior to the fil-
ing of the informations.
Emmons County record., 1909-03-11
poa's Bark Saves Master

Devils Lake.-Awakened by his dog
pulling on bed clothes and whining
piteously. Fred Craft narrowly escap-
ed death in fire which consumed
his home With the faithful animal
he made his way from the building
with but little of clothing. The loss
is $4,000 with 5000 insurance. Includ-
ed in t..e loss are guns and valuable
relics of the Philippine campaign,
valued at $500.
Emmons County record., 1909-03-11
One Year', Stock rr.n..e.,o,

The record compiled by the Journal
OF Commerce shows that in the year
now closed there were issued by vari.
GUS corporations Of new bonds. notes
and stocks, to the nominal value Of
l,4ls million dollars: this is an in.
crease, compared with 1907, Of nearly
$26,00o,OO0. New securities authorized
though only partially distributed.
amounted to 2,lss millions. or eighty.
seven and one-fifth milliops more thsn
in the previous yeas.
Emmons County record., 1909-03-11
Vote viii, not be Rec,nv,..ed,

Grand Forks.-Judge Templeton Of
Grand Forks. after several weeks of
hard work has completed his memo
randum on the Montraille county
case. rendering his decision denying
the writ Of mandamus, requiring the
Ward county canvassing board to re-
canvass the returns of various pre-
cinct election officers. SO far as the
returns relate to the proposition to
creating Montraille county
Emmons County record., 1909-03-11
Harneee rhIevee ple.d cu,lt,

Minot.-James Mcvey and Walter
Gress plead guilty in district court
to grand larcency in connection with
the theft of several sets of harness
from Ward county people. Henry Nc
Vey, the son of James McVey, was
also ready to plead, but was ordered
not to by the court 1t is expected
that on account Of his age he will be
dismissed as he is not OF criminal in.
tent and is needed by his mother and
her family.
Emmons County record., 1909-03-11
Wheat Thief Caught.

Bismarck-Nels Anderson was ar
rested ON a charge Of stealing wheat
from the Little Brothers. On search
ing the Anderson place only ten
bushels could be found, but while
Barnes and Anderson were hitching
the team to come to town Little lifted
the cellar trap door in the shack and
found about thirty bushels in the cell
lar. He was bound over to the next
term of district court on the charge
of grand larcency under bond of
$500. He is in Jail in default of fur
nishing the bond.
Emmons County record., 1909-03-11
oeNeRAL NEWS.

Late reports say 200 persons lost
their lives In the earthquake which de-
otroyed Nasran. Turkey. and made Je-
rusalem tremble.
oervia has withdrawn her demand
1oe territorial compensation from Aus
tsia-Hungary and 1t is believed war
will be averted.
Receivers were named in Pittsburg
eor tho Wabash-P Pittsburg Terminal
Railway Company. . Gould road.
The Jury for the re-trial of the IA
nous - S.340.0 900 Standard Oil case
vas selected in the United States dis
tsict court IN Chicago.
II q reported In New York that
With the retirement from Office Of
President Roosevelt great coal mine
otsike may be expected.
Jean Maths. the waiter who last
Christmas attacked President Fall
lereo Of France and tried to pull his
beard, was tried and convicted and
sentenced to four years Imprisonment
the imprisonment to be followed by
lvo years. banishment from the boun-
dasiee Of Paris.
A e60,0 900 monument in memory Of
President James A. Garfield is pro-
poeed IN . bill introduced by Repre-.
sertative Langley Of Kentucky The
neasures provides that the monument
ahall b. erected ON or near the Middle
Creek battlefield In Floyd county
Hnntncly.
nan q. U0rnald and Charles Tenney
Iaokeou Of Wisconsin plan trip to
~ Gulf Of Mexico In . canvas canoe
The reported engagement of Miss
nehea Roosevelt and William Phillips
thlrA assistant secretary OF state. is
Ac.Sad by the presidents secretary
~ the young mans mother.
Coa. Heafy r. vallette. aged Sc, and
h,i.A. married Miss Eleanor Anderson
= vsars old, at Long Beach. Cal. Both
~ former Chicagoans.
nslnh Bristol. student in the Ore
-. 9tate university was driven In
~ when ducked In ice water b,
AMhoush the indisposition Of the
- contiuues the attending ply
sss;s.s maintain that his holiness vii
s.s ~.trely recovered In few days.
cseeetery Nswbsrry Of the nav,
A..c,tnent said there u no intention
{ .sss'...sseviae - Admiral 0perry from com
1....S2 'sSl the sbattle 1sst."
Emmons County record., 1909-03-11
Gave Name 70 oranoes.

Messina furnished early in the nine
tsenth century new word for the
German language. 1t was from there
that oranges were first shipped to Ger
many. and the fruit was known for a
long time after Its advent as "apfel
aus Messina" from Messina.
After many years ''apfel aus Messina"
degenerated into "apfel Messina" and
finally 1t became 'apfelsine," the name
by waieR res are still known
aa4s king people.
Emmons County record., 1909-03-11
Devils Lake Armorx Burns.

Devils Lake.-As result Of a fire,
the Devils Lake armory. at present
used as roller skating rink. was
burned to the ground. The fire had
made considerable headway before
the firemen arrived on the scene.
The armory was half block long,
and between fifty and sixty feet wide,
provided with hardwood floor. The
loss will be in the neighborhood of
81, 1000.