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Arizona republican., 1910-06-12
ACCUMULAT|NG Of BALLOTS
BECOMES MOST FASCINATING
Every Effort Being Exerted By the Contestants to Sc
the Coveted Ballots-"Hustle and Get There
is the Policy to Pursue to Be Winner of a Santa
Barbara Trip.

Start the week right by making up
your mind that this day Il will get
a bunch of ballots" Plan to get 50
many votes each day and live up to
il Should you fall behind one day
make it up the next. You will find
in this way YOU not only keep at
the top i'm your district, but will creep
ahead in n way most gratifying to
yourself and the many friends who
are Interested in seeing you win one
of the vacation trips.
The fascination of accommodating
ballots that will determine the win
ners of the magnificent trips to
Santa Barbara offered by the Boston
Store necessarily grows as the con-
test advances, and discouragements
do not deter the aspirants from their
march to victory.
Many of the Boston Stores con-
testants, either in person, or by proxy.
are voting the little slips and the
special coupons that DO the talking.
on with the contest. is the cry
that grows louder and as the con-
cxerted even to the nervous tension"
To- secure the much-cOveted ballots.
As soon as the morning sun appears
the enthusiastic vote getter gets
busy and does things in dead earnest.
and the Boston Store contestants are
early risers" too. Each day brings
encouragement and renewed energy
TO some candidate who yesterday"
thought her sister contestant had
some advantage or perhaps felt some
what Indifferent to the proposition,
while some good Samaritan "bobbed
up serenely." gave her hope and start
ed her off on the road to success once
more The game of vote-getting is an
art-a study-practice means much
10 the inexperienced; but after all. !
the fundamental principle upon which !
the whole thing is based is effort a
tip" to her who would win: Hustle !
and get there" and before you know |
what has happened you will have
Arizona republican., 1910-06-12

! reached the much coveted position on
the list which all the young ladies
are striving for.
All of the contestants are yearn-
! ing for one of the Boston Store
trips; so puch has been said about
the elegance and the value of them that
it is a veritable day and night dream
with the daily stream of contestants
| that each day go out among the
dear people" and explain their mis-
sion and why they are striving to get
to the goal. The proposition as
placed by the Boston Store before the
public seems to completely over
whelm them in its immensely. liberal
ity and scope. You have seen con-
tests and have heard of other con-
tests, but nothing so broad and Of
such high order as the present offer
of the Boston Store to send four
ladies and chaperon on a sight see
ing tour and vacation trip.
The public at first cannot grasp the
proposition that, too, the Boston
Store will pay all the entertainment
expenses of these favored guests from
the moment they leave their happy
homes" till their safe return All of
these things the Boston Store pro-
poses to do and will do to the very
letter. To the young lady who is
thinking of entering the greatest con-
test ever launched in this section,
we say now is the time to enter. Get
in and win. All who will be in the
race will have equal chances to win
under the well regulated rules gov
erning the contest
Nominations close June 25. In or
der to protect the interests of the
no entries will be permit
etd after June 25-two weeks before
the close of the contest
Rule 2. which states in part. that
the Boston Store reserves the right
to reject any nomination applies in
this case. No dark horse will be |
permitted to capture a trip which has !
been honestly contested for by the |
young ladies who have been working |
for the hOnOrs prior to June 25.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-12
MIGHT HAVE BEENS.

Here is a story from Frank Or
merods' Lancashire Life and Charac-
ter"
On one occasion a census clerk. in
scanning one of the forms to see that
it had been properly filled up noticed
the figures 120 and 112 under the
heading Age of father if. living" and
Age of mother. if living"
But your parents were never 50
old, were they" queried the aston
ished clerk
No" vas the reply. but they
would ha' bin if livin'!"-London
Graphic.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-12

CThe Hundred Days Campaign Pro-
vided for by the New Primary Law
Arizona republican., 1910-06-12

dam and Comeback mountain and the
information that the train is the
Phoenix, Arizona 3. p o. f. Special
and is from the Salt River Valley. the
land of sunshine
IL is proposed to make il an adver-
Using tour. for the valley and the
board of trade is boosting it along and
will provide literature for distribution.
The train itself, coming from one little
city in the far west To one big city
in the east, will be a fine advertise
ment TO the hundreds of thousands
who will see it and by reading its
banners. be set to thinking and later
perhaps. looking up the Salt River
valley.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-12

Come to that Booster" show. Air
dome
Arizona republican., 1910-06-12

Your moneys worth or your money
back" AirdOme
Arizona republican., 1910-06-12

The Booster" show. Airdome
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07

THE RANCHIToS EJNI1OS-Tne fin, sst tract adjoining city for suburban homes at reasonable prices and restric tons. an acreage lot in this tract will not fan to double in value within two years These tracts can be mad in sizes from 1 10 % acrcs-- [.
 have large list Of farm lands. tru- prove dsnd unimprovcd. in tIacls frum s acres 10 efo acres
 io-ACRE FRUIT RANCH. In best orange district: oranges. lemons. grape fruit. dates. spricots. aimonds. peaches. quinces. pears. apples. blackberries.
 % ACRES. 1-2 miles east: small house. good well. old water right.
 FOR A SHORT TIME l have a fine speculative property near depots, bring. Ing good income. at a bargain price.
 CITY PROPERTY-lncome residence. business: also vacant lots. at all prices. 10 every direction. among which are many bargains for home-b builders and
 W K. JAMES. g. N. Center St.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07
AUCTIONS

ffrrIn& SALE af l--.s- beginning MHrE af u El af south firSt Ats a uf.. -fHi-. f.sl ulrart oi Ursr ..aH fHa.ar.rH .z..lraIfre -hF flu-ef fsiifiHn uf f-r.I. .Hsaarlls iiFlffauirt rtsT publ i-isf,l ffnT -fltls- rsiigi1uf. -f fulImrs. ln- s-.a .rra r.tF Eu.ullrs AuifriIsl adit.l
 ..Hur flrrr lrafllFr binding and flu.et ,sssF and r-lrr A oullt,i.t- 'ibraT1 in .f~rf H.ru ulrr Geo Eol uulfHs uf lt-- f.FF. f..fler frlrrl hlu=rErlF. -firurt- IHHrrr. ff- Ihses books are absolutely .r-r from fufssfi.sf- I-sn't forget ths e.= tu#ft-r today " M Huf-iIiu-.su. .tsaurr- w W Dean. clerk
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07
FOE SALE-Donhle suite new fran

FOR SAI.E-Double suite new frame house. well located: price S20o0: terms s100 cash; balance monthly: let the rent pay the balance. Address Box 1901, this officc.
 FOR SALE-Nice improved 25-acre tract close to fair grounds: partners want to dissolve; price $40 per acre: terms given
 FOR ShLE-10 acres near fair grounds with good brick house and other i'm i,rovenents: price $35o0; terms.
 FOR SALE-2 l-2 acre tract in alfalfa and young fruit: good new modern brick house; near ear line; terms given: price sG50N. See GROOM & BARRETT, l. North list Ave.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07
TOR ssLe-sg.I esrATe

TOR SAII--ra-uer. ss f--i. NinfIi HE-- and Euas-se e.-. g7us s-art (nyul usrf front feea c. D. Nel AHzsua lz,zatrg- ht FOR SAf.E-is acf.-s. aH iu allaifs firlF Hrr tntfa. rfrasa ls-rrlf~ and black NfIfAfs aTs.fatlls-n- flilF l-puiffN hp4Ef
 fFe4 taFlr. lllFureE room. stable and HaHI- trerHfhiuE iu isrurs and poulfrf
 -H-r wfl if N lad stlrruf uafeE- I1-Ef a rdl.rf- &Far Center Sf bridge Fius. s.'i s-fasir. a bsrEaiu .f taken iu ls .'af ArftV oHH-T. a E St.sl last i.asl-f .u rnrfh Sf-rufl Sf u
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07
FOR RENT-REAl esTATE.


 FOR RENT-Land near river. Over 3N acres now cleared. ievcied and ditchcd and ready for summer crop. Exceptional advantages. Plenty of water. Addrcss Box 51S. City. bl
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07

FOR ALE-Thoroughbred Rhode Is- land reds. barred Plymouth Rocks. brown LeShorn eggs for setting. Prices reasonable. Chas. Erickson. Indian School car line Virginia Ave. or ad- dress R. r. D. No. ,. n
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07
GREENE q GRIFFIN REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT
 COMPANY.
 f27 NORTH CENTER ST.

a" Acres uf choice orange land north cast near GroSscut canal. level. first class Cheap at Si-s
 % Acres of bearing orange orclas rd north ,sf town. Eric. k ioN enough to s.iti Ffv sou. This Is worth while. Co Arr,s just west of Phoenix: partly in alfalfa. 'i,-0J well new house, rcSp-' lar -ntrT- raiupiettlN fenced: for sss Der acre one-rhird cash.
 \ good selection of alfalfa and grain arrsags in cultivation. Five acres in fs.rlnauia Place.
 Choice bot on Indian car line. Villa uu-ffs Ave Last front e Ciloicc acrcsEt- on Center ST. st ss5o- Building iot~ in good residence dis
 ELLIOT EVANS CO,
 f5 East Adams St.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07

FOR SALE-Forty head young dairy stock consisting of calves, yearlings and 2year-olds. Also three work horses. |. A. Higgins. R. F. D. No. 3. Phone. County 74. bl
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07

FOR SALE-First- class milk cows.
 coming fresh in 10 days; , years old
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07
sz0 ACeEs

~s-f ,.f ffl-a-nir. in iso-a-re trac,- CT frure h1 arrrE iu alfalfa and house and r1tbu.ilifs=a ol One af fhe lsg's All of fsalsucr in grain Fenced. has been in .gltlrsileu for yearr-
 70 ACRES Ssz
 flrs niifs southwest o' Cicnslai..' '..Ffi. i@nrrd T--rIus- Oue-fourth down. iaisuac Go sui. Elth interest at Der zso ACRES ,ss
 Tsp mIis-z from Clefdale an cleared aud I.tei-si and ready for IsioaEhin-- TeTlus- Oue-fggrfh down. iuisuce Co sglt vlth irfterest at ( per cent
 str.g--E-F mn. fItsn Peoria: 70 aeres ih rfaIfa fsslauer ln grain. Extra we'd ifaErss-d ileuse. barn. granary. wind fliiL f.nglsi- etc
 sbtt saL ons-lis.f nsIl.s ffesa t.-s, su- Esr f-risrV 70 Glrfsdsie- Al in grain. l.s l--cn farms-i for yesrs-
 T-o n.,i-- from Gicnd.ie: so acres i1 alfalfa iaianus in grain Fenced. small tso ACRES 500
 I3rfrs frsii-- northeast Of Phoenix: all so ACRES. si5o
 Flse miles west os Phoenix: an in .l- l.iia. cod h0use and well improved
 o,1~ sad os--lsan miles from Psoris- An rl-ar.d and level Easy terms
 Tl'T~e saIIes from CIeu.5sle. Has been lr lrafs for years Half a mite from uu~ nf fi.- bcsf eraD=e groves in tilc Ezr-f- Terms f7Se down and Ssss Der
 T-E E. c. LATHAM COMPANY.
 n~zf Crsafr i cans IneGsrzrce
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07

FOR SALE-fve-year-old COW, just fresh: ? work horses: 1 breaking cart and heavy harness; l Mccormick binder
 good as new. or will trade for good De, laval separator Five miles west and two south of Five Points. T. :. Ma npney F. R No. f. p
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07
FOR sAIE-IIve STOCK


 FOR SALE-A 5-year-old draft horse; weight lJ00 lbs. Call at 1909 Grand ave- nne D
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07
Ts4E H. e. LATHAM COMPANY.
 rr1f Gsizfc. Leans fasorance. ifosri adaans Phoenis. Arizona

fuI. sAf.E--s atrt- =s in alfalfa and sats tf asrs-s iu bearing rsl. ..as-i l-rt-r.r tsr.ft tssusf-e modern and .-rutur-r uiululii- tank. vel fenced
 ain- sllsde- ts--n ani .Tranleatsi shrub f--rr. srsr al fhs oldest water rights tn ff,r raiIf-f- only f-n minutes drive from f.Fan f-as8 each sin handle this. bsi s.ti easy t-rIl=. F'ric- tli.eeo. For sale snIF by Jos Johnston. f--ff N FirSf s-fr-asr.
 ALI. REAL. ESTATE AGESTs piesse sdrancr urior Of my e-1cre Tract on Is.ra road four mlis-s fsrfhelsf of rifl. ffnfa Feiz.a ra 4.1a-s. acssiinf Isnssf-HrtiNs- .zr line N E Ere<er1- his
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07

FOR SALE sa-O0--A nice 6-room fur niShed brick house on ith Ave. close in. Lot 5UNi37 l-e to alley: barn: q canopy of shade trees Party leaving city. must sell. This win rent for SSj per month. paving i3 per cent on investment. Crcs- cent Realty Co. ls7 North Second St ?
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07

FOR SAI.E-Four Durham cows, cheap. Two miles west IT south ot Alhanbra brickyard NJ s. Dowell. Id
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07

FOR SALE-A bcautIfuI home; house of five large rooms. 9-fOot halls. screen room. bath pantry, closet. brick cellar and barn Shade everywhere. Bearing fiuit trees and grape vines. Grounds I00NI37 1-2 to alley Three blocks from street ear. Price s3500 Apply on prem ises. 3t5 North Fifth Ave. Withdrawn from agents.
 FOR SALE OR EENT-Nicc 5-room cement house. with barn. one block from car. Newly rSnished. Phone. Black a312. <. n. CCabb. n
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07
FoR susolvislon.

isa s,r... Hsar .,r-rt esr just u.s, yf ihs tzaaist ts a-rer. Vu street car Hu.. north Of IflrsslufE
 fs arr~r- arriil-ari sf iouu. in good r.ritlsH.~ r--'fiun.
 soORE. TS.sEHiIL q CO.
 - East Adznss S.. e
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07

FOR SALE-Six choice milk cows. ]. E. bills, Yuma road. Fowler dis trict. DD
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07

FOR SALI;-A young bay driving mare HOO lbs: city broke: will work
 anywhere: perfectly gentle for lady to
 drive; fine locker. II. II. FotZ. two and one-half miles northeast Indian school. Route .. n
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07
FOR sAls-MiscElIANEoUs

FOR SALE-fIoTsc. phactcn. harness and small saddle: refrigerator; dining table and chaiFs: Remington typewriter. kitchen cabinet Call mornings. 1872 West Adams. n
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07

FOR SALE-Thoroughbred Spitz pups. elS south Second Ave bm
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07
MON EY TO LOAN.
BUSINESS CHANGES.

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 WANTED-A party with small capi- tai to become associate with good paying cash business. doing business in Arizona and New Mexico. For interview. address 172. care Republican. D
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07
FOR RENT-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Ranch of So acres l2 water right. also store on place doing fair business. A rare bargain If taken al once. Call II. A. Mckee at Me yxoe-s
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07

FOR SALE-Fcw bull calves, cheap. Central Avenue Dairy, Phone. County III
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07
FOR sAlE-REkL ESTATE
GREENE & GRIFFIN
 BARGAINS READ WHY

1"'K-Js corner lot in Evergreen Place. worth fisrn- Also ueN house. cost S..Oo. VII sell ti. whole for SS-so Half cash l.flanc, to suit
 "" stu have that large double lot iis1lf". ThiS iS one of the best cor usrs iu Evergreen Place and IS under pri,. soc st sis9o.
 uuly s7ey-think of it-for that large sssire lOt- iH East Evergreen Place; south front
 Don't overlook the cheapest lot on tsutrai avenue. isxlS'. Tor N.cp. No other agent can price you within $500 as cheap a lot If you don't believe this try it and see for yourself
 FOR THIs WEEK ONLY si7oo. ~ATCH THIs NAME FOR BARGAINS
 GREENE 6 GRIFFIN REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT
 COMPANY.
 f27 NORTH CENTER ST. e
 GREENE & GRIFFIN
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07
FOR SAlE-hOUSES

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 WILL TRADE my nice s-room mod .rn home for country property. What have you2 Address Box l75, care Re publean- bd
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07
Fu,s ArcTION SALE
 HIs AUCTION SALE

lsfaA a@e tftH
 IIf arlrarla Ageftou q Development fH taFr fuaEaf seven sUrcT -ffuE izg turFu Van E-Irrn and Tsfipr sfrc.-fs. u hf-l tlaeE have css iuf8 lots and Wiil -s4l at suefhrn rrurdzf. March 10th. ur fa1 cd lork- lais Eitcs tlis ncsns- a-sssl aE.ir1ialil ofI-irtuuffE ts Erf ffflr -lfF 20 A.F -su fsrlfe- i-r-zerI- frf.rsrf-i -huuid ral zf @ Wet Wash iilgtul sfE.rt for information
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07

FOR SALE-e lots 5Oxl37 I-2 each on Pierce. between 10th and llth streets; price s60a cash for the two. x. Wolfe. 525 x. Second St. r
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07

FOR SALE--l0 acres. close in. for siS0o: easy pa y5nents; s50 down and s20 Der month B., G. Pecka, BIO West Washington ST D
 EQR SALE-Five acres at a bargain
 Aifatfa and grapes. One mile from city. E. E. Pascoe. owner. 110 North Center street. If
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07
ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT-Room. with board li East Adams.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07
GREENE 6 GRIFFIN REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT
 COMPANY. f27 NORTH CENTER ST.

Ss acres. with 70 acres Of new alfalfa. at a bargain pTice-Sso6e-with only Sfssr cash New house. new well. all fenced. good soil. and very easy terms Close in- lf you want piece of land and pzsy f"r it with the proceeds. see us about this
 le9 acres. i.0 in grain. a fine stand. 3 miieT from Glendale: one Of the best Harms iu the Salt River Valley. This is alfalfa taiad. and when irrigated you can run a shovel handle down to the shovel Regular water. Ss0 per acre buys it. with t-egp down. interest per cent on balance. long time.
 60 acres. ali iu alfalfa. This is the s.-,7ond summer it win be cut: clean and Eeayv stand Close to Glendale and i,hoenix- Price Sls5 per acre. This piece. Hiii cut over S9e0o of hay this sum mer.
 70 acres at Sa000. all in new alfalfa; u.vx houss. good well and will make fine small ranch For a man who is worker. We VIII take S9eO cash and bal anrc vcry easy terms
 10 acres. with new house and good wei. all in new alfalfa. Price si75o. and only SJse down. balance easy terms. 4 fine small ranch Sc. about this.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07

FOR SALE-For much less than real value. modern brick house. just com plctcd. Inquire Room .. Creighton
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07

FOR LE-ThorouEhbrcd Rhode Is land Red eggs for setting. r. for Sl. wiatt's Ranch. S0i North Seventh Ave. Phone Red SlOi- n
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07

FOR SALE-3- room frame house with porch. on West Linden St Inquire Box -7ei.- IT
 PORTABLE HOUSES for sale. Some ltNi6 one room. and ltN23, two room rOus.S On inStallmcut plan Nice, neat and new: never been used. +. r. De- Mund. Fourth Ave. and Jackson st. bd
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate se- curity. Inquire Room 405. Fleming Block.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07
WAN1EQ-hElP.

WANTED+ +Disliwasher and man for general kitchen work at Ingleside Club. Apply. Mr. Jayred. at Phoenix Trust Company n
Arizona republican., 1910-03-07

uuIy s7g"-think of it-for that large sssire lot- iH East Evergreen Place, south front
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-03-11

hard winter experienced by sheep
men has arranged to receive notes
from responsible sheepmen up to
July 5, 1910, with interest at 9 per
cent a year. This stock must, how
ever, be purchased before April /,
except in Montana, where the time
is extended to May |.
The coming season the sheepman
will send their wool direct to Chica.
go, and there it will be divided into
three parts, one for Chicago, anoth-
er for Philadelphia and a third 70
Boston, SO that every. stockholder
can have the advantage of all three
markets.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-03-11

state truanoy law must be enforced
He has been heartily assisted in the
work by Miss Hart, County super
intendent of schools.
At first some of the parents look.
ed upon the law as sort of joke,
but when Miss Hart and Officer
Wilks acquainted these parents with
the penalty for violating the law
and distinctly informed them that
the law was going to be enforced,
they decided to send their children
to school. As result, the school
attendance, not only in Montpelier
but throughout the county, is show
ing a marked increase over last
year.
Notwithstanding that the Mont-
pelier schools have been badly inter.
rupted the past winter from differ.
ent causes, Superintendent Bang
hart states that very good work has
been accomplished. although the
final results will not be as good as
they would, had normal conditions
prevailed. The present indications
are that during the next three
months. everything will go along
smoothly and the pupils will be able
to catch up some of the work that
was not done during the winter.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-03-11
HIGH WATER CAUSES
HEAVY LOSS OF SHEEP
Pete Olsen of Cokeville, Loses About 1000 Head
Of Sheep by the Sudden Rise Of Bear River
Last Sunday Night.

and out of the entire band only
about 600 were saved.
Hyrum Holmes, of the Q. w. d
Nj. Co., who hadbeen there putting
up gasoline engine and pumping
plant for Mr.. Olsen, assisted In res
cuing the sheep. It was a sad sight
he said, to see the sheep struggling
for their lives. Instinct seemed TO
tell them that the men were there to
rescue them and as the teams drove
through the water those of the ami
mas that had strength enough
would endeavor to climb onto the
racks.
While the work of rescuing the
sheep was in progress, one team of
horses were drowned and Kelly
Hamilton and VIM. Vibrans mar
rowly escaped the same fate. These
men unfortunately drove too close to
the river and one horse plunged in
to the raging torrent, and took the
other horse and sled with it. Ham.
ilton jumped and swan to shallow
water, but Mr.. Vlbrans, not being
able TO swim, stayed on the rack,
which foated down stream and
lodged against the wagon bridge,
from which place he was rescued.
The loss falls heavily on Mr..
Olsen, coming as it does on top of
the rather heavy losses of the past
winter. He considers himself for
tunate, however, in not having
! more of his sheep at those feeding
grounds just at this time
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-03-11

which it is rightfnlly entitled.
From the admission of the state in-
to the union in 1890 up to the year
1899, not one cent was received
from this source, he states, and not
including payments made since that
time, approximately $75, 900 is still
due. The letter was written in re.
lation to bill pending IN congress
and which provides for settlement
of accounts between the United
States aud the several states.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-03-11

The unusually warm weather for
this season of the year has caused
an untold amount of damage by
foods and snowslldes throughout
the entire inter-mountain country
during the past two weeks.
Up to last Monday this section
had escaped the ravages of the
floods, and while the warm days
were causing the. snow to rapidly
melt, no one anticipated any dan
ger from an overflow of Bear river
or the tributary mountain streams
However, in this they mlsjudged as
the rapidly rising waters of Bear
river caused loss last Monday of
about $40, 900 to Pete Olsen, the
well known Cokevillc sheep man,
by the drowning "of something
over 1000 head of sheep, which he
was feeding on the VlDranH ranch
few miles above Cokeville. The
feed grounds were close to the river
and considerably lower than the
surrounding land, but when tn g
sheep tenders ''turned in" Sunday
night they little dreamed that they
would awaken on Monday morning
to find themselves IN the midst q
sea Of water, and the sheep strug-
Cling, with heads up, to reach dry
land. The alarm was quickly Civ
en- and q number of teams, with
hay racks, were secured onto which
the sheep were loaded as rapidly az
possible and haueld to a place of
safety. 1t was slow work at best,