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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-07-22

Doing hard work in bent or
STOPPING position. puts a stitch in
the back that is painful. If the
muscles have become strained, you
can't get rid of it without help.
The great penetrating power Of
BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT
will appeal to you most strongly at
such times, because IL is the very
thing you need. Price 25c. SOC and
S1.00 per bottle. Sold by Elko
Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-07-22

Health for the Children. Rest for Yourselves. La
mole Mere Co.'S Store and Meat Market two min
utes walk from the grove and the Lamoille Cream
cry directly opposite. Floored and furnished tents
for sleeping, including bedding and linen, also cook
ing stove, $1.00 Per day-$5.0O per week-$15.OO
per month. Fresh milk and vegetables can always
- be obtained ====
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-07-22
YOU CAN'T AFFORD

to neglect taking vacation for your
self and family during the summer
season. Come out of the heat and
dust into cool and shady grove
with its grassy hooks and clear run
ming waters. Canopy top, double seat
ed swings for adults other swings and
merry-go-round for the children.
Good Fishing Arc light at night in the grove
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10
SHAFkU(H PROBABLY
ELECTED GOVERNOR
Looks Like Denver VIII Give Majority
That VIII Poll Shafroth Through
Stephen Runs Well Over State.

Early returns point to Pueblo as
the pioneer Democratic county
outside of Denver. Non-partis-
an returns place the plurality oi
Shafroth and other state officers al
1900.
In Boulder county the pluarlity
given Shafroth two years ago is like
ly to be greatly reduced. The coun-
ty. however. is safely in the Demo
cratic column and all Of the county
officers. including Sheriff capp
against whom a hard fight was made
are undoubtedly elected.
Out OF the entire state only one
county has given complete returns,
and that is Mesa county where voting
machines. are used. and they had the
results at midnight The Republi-
cans carried the county by a plural
Ity OF four to six hundred with Ben
Griffith for attorney general running
far ahead OF his ticket
The Democrats swept the slate OF
Teller county and so few precincts
have been heard from that the plu-
rality is still in doubt
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE
WILL Be DEMOCRATIC

New York. Nov. e.-l p. M
Special to the Daily Record)- )--occas-
ional returns today only emphasize
the completeness of the Democratic
victory in New York.
For the first time since 1894 the
Democrats OF all the state depart
ments will be in control. They have
reversed from the Republican joint
majority OF sixty in the state legisla-
ture to n Democratic majority of 25.
and have made clear gain of ten
congressman. The change in the leg
islature will insure a Democratic SEN
ator to succeed chauncey NJ. DePew.
The new congressional delegation
will have 22 Democrats and 10 Keruh-
leans. as against 25 Republicans and
12 Democrats in the present congress.
John A. Dix's plurality for govern
or is 62.4S7. He won despite the fact
that his total vote was about $4,000
below the vote OF Chanler, the de-
feated Democratic candidate for gov
ernor In 1908. Stimsons vote. how
ever. will approximate 100000 under
that cast for Hughes.
Aside from Dix, the entire Demo-
cratic ticket won by pluralities OF
about $4,000.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10

Denver. Colo. Nov. s.(2:30 p. MI
Special to the Daily Record) Incom-
plete returns from the 50 counties In
Colorado outside OF Denver. show
John F. Shafroth and J. B. Stephen 10
be running nearly even and the re-
suits will be decided by the vote of
Denver county. Denver is claimed by
the Democrats by 1000 or 5000.
All OF the Democratic state candi-
dates are running we'll up with the
head OF the ticket
The Republicans claim the election
OF Judge Garrigues. Ben Griffith for
attorney general. Mrs. wixon for
state superintendent and Miss VOL
colt for regent of the state univer-
sity.
The complexion OF the next legisla-
ture is still in doubt.
The initiative and referendum car
ried by n safe majority and all OF the
other amendments are believed to
have been carried with the possible
exception OF that providing Tor the
funding OF state warrants. The result
In this case is still in doubt II is
not expected that the result Will be
known before night and perhaps not
even then. because OF the great
amount Of scratched tickets.
Weld county proved the surprise of
the state. normally the Republican
stronghold and second only to FL
Paso county. The indications are
this noon that the Democrats have al
most split even with the Republican
candidates. Ten precincts are still
missing but there are considered
strong Republican. but shafroth and
the other Democrats are now In the
lead and the Republican plurality will
fall thousands below the figure Of two
years ago. even II the precincts not
yet heard from returned the figures
expected.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10

New York. Nov s.-The election
returns indicate that John a. Dix.
Democrat. has been elected govern
OF OF New York. over Henry l.. Stim-
son. Republican. by between $4,000
and 5000 plurality.
These figures may be changed
slightly by returns from upstate rur-
al districts New York city gives Dix
a plurality OF at least 100000. which
more than offsets the greatly reduc-
ed plurality of the Republicans up
state. Two years ago the greater
city gave ChanIer. for governor. less
than 10000 plurality.
Below Mr.. Dix ON the ticket the re-
suit is uncertain, although tending
toward Democratic success. Thomas
Conway. the Democratic candidate
for lieutenant governor. appears to
be running slightly behind Dix.
The complexion OF the legislature
HniCn Will htitCt suNNtSooi "
Chauncey NJ. Depew will be settled
only by more complete returns. al
though II seems probable that the
Republicans will have working ma
jority. In New York City. Herbert
Parsons. Democrat, was defeated
for reelection. as n representative TO
congress by G. NJ. Levy, Republican.
as was william Bennett. Republican.
by Henry George. Jr- MIR. Parsons
defeat is the first Democratic gain
In the house OF representatives reg
istered In todays election.
Theodore Roosevelt's home district
In Oyster Bay, l.. l.. gave Dix plu-
raiity OF 204, as against plurality
OF 1893 for Hughes in 1908. In Utica,
Charles A. Talcot. Democrat. defeat
ed Millington, Vice President Sher-
mans nominee for congress, by s.
s6s.
Early returns Indicated Dix's .plu-
rality throughout the state would
probably reach 100000. but his net
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10
T he Winning Governors
In uesday's Election

New Jersey-Woodrow Wilson,
Democratic. $4,000.
New York-John A. Dix. Democrat
ic. e2.4s7.
North Dakota-In doubt.
ohio-Jensen Harmon, Democratic,
10000.
oklahoma-Lee D. Cruce. Demo-
cratic. 10000.
oregon-oswold West, Democratic,
$500.
Pennsylyania-John X. Tenner. Re
publican, plurality large.
Rhode Island-A ]. Pothier. Repub-
ilcan, 1900.
South carolina-C. L. Blese, Demo-
cratic. 1900.
South Dakota-Robert S. vessy.
Republican. 1900.
Tennessce-Ben w. Hooper. Repub-
lican and Fusion. 5000.
Texas-A B. Colquitt. Democratic.
125.OOo.
wisconsin-Frank E. McGovern.
Republican, $4,000.
wyoming-Joseph N. Carey. Demo-
cartic, 1000.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10
Miners ENT0MbED
AT DELACUA MINE

Trinidad, Nov e.-Between fifty
and seventy men are believed to be
entombed in Mine No. of the Victor
American Fuel company at Delagua,
located twenty-five miles northwes;
of here, as the result of an eSplos-
day.
Fifty men came out alive and un-
harmed through Mine No. .. which is
connected with the main mine. No.
5. and according to report to the mine
officers they did not even know there
had been an explosion in No. 3. II
this report is true the explosion.
which badly caved in the entrance TO
No. 3, did not extend far into the
mine. and il is hoped. therefore. that
the men far within the workings are
unharmed
1t was at first reported that the
mine had caught fire and every avail
able man In the Victor American COM
pany's employ was hurriedly notified
to -ush to No. for rescue work. A
corps of physicians was also gather
ed at Trinidad and is now on the
scene. Only one wire, one that is con-
trolled by the company. runs into Del
aqua. and beyond the fact that fifty
men came out unhurt. no information
has been given out as to the explos-
ion. II is known. however, that the
normal working force of the three
mines worked by the company is s75
men. of which majority are employ
ed In No. s.
In view of this being election day
1t is believed the force was much re-
duced One report is that five men
we're Killed and four others injured
at the mouth of the mine when the
explosion occurred. These men. It Is
believed. were engaged in rebuilding
the triple which was destroyed not
long ago oficials of the company
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10

The elections in Canon City and
Fremont county yesterday passed off
very quietly in all respects. While
the vote was not as large as is the
case in a presidential year. 1t was q
very good one and shows a whole
some interest on the Part Of people
generally in public affairs.
The candidates and their friends OF
both political parties were active and
made an endeavor to get out the en-
tire vote, and. in some precincts al
most succeeded in doing so. In Cam
on City, Florence and some other
places carriages were furnished by
the committees having charge OF the
campaign for the use OF those who
were unable. or disinclined, to walk
to the polls. but residents of the rur-
al precincts had to provide their own
means of conveyance to the voting
places which, in some instances, were
located several miles away.
The complete returns from none of
the precincts in the county were to
be had until after midnight. and
several Of the precincts including
some in Canon City and Florence are
not in yet.
The slowness with which the bal
lots We're counted, which. however.
was unavoidable on account of the
-scratched-l tickets. occasioned some
imnatianca ON the mart ~ the nuhIfc
at large. but it was not of a carp
ing critical kind and was withdrawn
when the difficulties and troubles of
the judges and the clerks of the cleo
ton became known. The Daily Rec
ord has endeavored to obtain the lat
est and fullest Information possible
in relation to the election in county.
state and national affairs which 1t
presents TO its readers.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10
SOCIETY We'd
DING WEDNESDAY

OF each room and smilax trailed from
the ceiling with yellow and white
chrysanthemums speeping their heads
up here and there and hanging from
the chandeliers in each room in great
prcms,on, No ore can imagine a
pret',er SIGHT or more effective decor
atinr
The ceremony occurred in the front
parlor. just off OF which there is n
spacious bow window which through
clever use OF the palms and smllax
Continued on Page Five)
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10
DENVER CITY.

rwenty-four out OF 2el precincts
in the city of Denver:
Straight ballots-Democrsts. S64;
Republicans. 71s: Citizens. ASS:
scratched. 1.44e.
Those voting the Citizens ticket
straight sacrificed their vote for state
officers and congressman as the Cit
liens ticket was purely a county
ticket Hugo gave the Republican
ticket a majority OF sol over all. The
initiative and referendum carried
there by 1875 majority.
Seventeen precincts outside Denver
not including Hugo: Republican. p
o44: Democratic. l.46s. These rre-
cincts are scattered through several
counties.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10

At exactly ten o'clock this morn
ing Mt n beautiful wedding Miss Grace
johnson, the younger daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles T. Johnson. OF SIS
Rudd Avenue. and Mr.. ]. $. Sidebot-
tom were married. Many days have
passed since this little city has wit
messed n simpler yet prettier ccre-
mony than was performed this mora
ing with Reverend ]. 7. Thomas of
Denver. officiating. The home was
arranged most beautifully for the 90
casion: large palms banked the walls
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10

Denver, Nov. 9.-3 p. M.-(Special
to The Daily Record.-The following
is the list of the governors elected
and their pluralities as shown by the
latest returns:
Alabama-Emmet o'Neil. Democrat
ic. $4,000.
California-Hiram W. Johnson. Re-
publican. 5000.
Connecticut-s. f. Baldwin. Demo
cratic, 1900.
Idaho-Still in doubt.
Iowa-Claud Porter. Democratic.
5000.
Kansas-walter R. stubbs. Repub-
Iican, 10000.
Massachusetts-Eu NJ Foss,
Democratic. $4,000.
Michigan-Charles S. Osborn. Re
publican. $4,000.
MiDnesota-Adolph o. Eberhardt.
Republican, 10000.
Nebraska-Chester H. Aldrich, Re-
publican, 10000.
Nevada-D. S. Dickerson, Demo-
cratic, plurality still in doubt.
New Hampshire-Robert p Bass.
Republican. 5000.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10
ALABAMA.

Montgomery. Ala. Nov. s.-In the
seventh congressional district of Ala
bama. NJ W. Howard, Republican.
and John T. Burdett. the Democratic
incumbent, ran very close In the early
returns. both claiming victory. The
other Democratic congressional can
didates were elected.
For governor. Emmett o'Neal, DEM
ocrat and local optionist, is elected
by about 10000 majority.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Iden came down
from Buena Vista yesterday for
the purpose OF voting at the election,
and. incidentally. TO spend few days
visiting their old friends and neigh
bors. They stiii regard Canon City
as their place OF residence and ex-
pect TO ultimately return here TO live
They will stay until towards the end
OF the week before going back to
Buena Vista
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10

Special to the Daily Record.
Delagua. Colo. Nov. s.-Nine men
have been rescued olive. 12 are
known to be dead and a number still
entombed as the result of an ex-
plosion of gas in the No. mine OF
the Victor American Fuel company
here yesterday afternoon.
Four of the entombed miners were
rescued at midnight and five more
we're dragged from the mine. alive.
this morning.
Among the dead are William Lew
is, mine inspector. and his assistant
w. j. Evans. Willis Evans. n young
engineer OF the c. F. & l. company.
gave his life to the rescue of the four
men taken out alive. Young Evans
graduated from the School OF Mines
two years ago and came to Delagua
in the rescue car yesterday He Inn
medistely Joined tho searching party
and was overcome by the damp.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10
LOUISIANA.

New Orleans, Nov. s.-As usual the
Democratic nominees for congress
and state officers were elected with
out exception in today's election A
constitutional amendment providing
bond issue of s6.50o.o 900 in support
of the proposed international exposi-
ton to be held in New Orleans. in
1915, was overwhelmingly adopted
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10
STATE ELECTIONS
OF TUESDAY

NEW YoRK-Dix. Democrat defeats
stimson. Republican. by 5000.
MASSACHUSETTS - Foss. Demo-
crat. defeats Draper. Republican. by
10000.
NEW JERSEY-w Wilson. Democrat.
defeats Lewis. Republican. by 49,
900.
NEW HAMPSHIRE Bass. Republi-
can. leads in early count
CONNECTICUT Result close. with
Baldwin. Democrat. in slight lead.
PENNSYLVANIA - Tener. Republi-
can. wins by 100000 plurality over
Berry. Keystone, Krim. Democrat, dis
tanced.
OHIO Harmon. Democrat. will be
reelected by 10000. his manager
claims.
IOWA Carroll. Republican. re-
elected.
wIsCoNSIN-McGovern Republi-
can. defeats schmitz. Democrat. by
fully 10000.
NEBRASKA-om Omaha Bee. Republi-
can, comedies election OF Dahlman,
Democrat. by $500.
Stubs. Republican. un-
doubtedly reelected but by decreas-
ed majority.
ESSEE-Hooper. Republican
will win by at least $1,000.
wYOMING-Eariy returns indicate
election of Farey. Fusion. over Null
en-. Republican.
CALIFORNIA First returns indi-
cate election OF Johnson. Republican
by close vote.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10
DIX next COVER
NOR OF new YORK

gain was reduced as the rural dis
tricts began to report.
Stimson Comedies Defeat.
At $50 p. NJ. Tuesday, Mr.. Slim
son sent this telegram to Mr.. Dix:
The present retu ms clearly in
eicate your election. l congratulate
you and send you my good wishes
for success In your administration"
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10
TEXAS

Austin. Tex. Nov. s.-The entire
Democratic ticket for state officers,
has been elected by maioritics larger
than those given Governor Campbell
two years ago All Democratic con-
gressional nominees wee elected.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10

There is only one kind Of dog that
Is worth anything: the kind that will
take after an agent and run him off
the premises.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10

Miss Anna Burgess returned We'd
nesday afternoon from Colorado
Springs. where she has been visiting
with friends.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10
VERY CLOSE ELECTION
ON COUNTY TICKET
Wifkin, Walker, Smith, Ke1so And Esser
Are Elected. The Other Offices
Are Stiff In Doubt

From Wednesdays Daily
AS the Record goes to press at
o'clock this afternoon the returns
from only twenty-seven of the county
precincts are in.
From these returns it is not poss-
ible to predict who will be elected to
several of the county Offices. But
three county candidates are certain
of their election.
Prof Henry E. Smith will be elect
ed clerk by a majority running from
600 to 500. At present with twenty
seven precincts in Smiths, majority
is s41. This may be cut down and it
may not be- The precincts to hear
from are Democratic, but Mr.. Smith
seems to run better in Democratic
precincts then he does even in Re-
publican districts.
Sanford X Kelso is elected coun-
ty commissioner without doubt. He
will have a substantial plurality.
Joe Esser is probably elected sher-
in by a safe plurality.
On no other county office can any
one safely claim an election yet.
On returns now in. Harry Maddox
is II ahead.
On the same returns Mrs. Merriam
is AZ ahead.
For assessor Robert Ramsey has
1877 plurality on votes now counted.
The ten Fremont county precincts
not in. two years ago gave on the
vote for regent as follows: Demo-
cratic. s24: Republican. $50.
Alfred Durfee is probably elected
representative.
Gilbert A. Walker OF Buena Vista
is no doubt elected float representa-
tive over Billy Fay.
For District Judge. Charles A. Will
kin is unquestionably elected over
Judge Lee Champion. This is con-
ceded by Judge Champions friends.
Mr.. wilkin will have a majority of
over 100 in Park county. Mr.. Cham
pion has about 60 in Custer county
and only Sc in Chaffee. Mr.. Cham
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10

left Denver for the mines this even
ing. The new government rescue car
which has been in Denver for the last
few days. was also rushed south this
evening.
Rescue Car En- Route.
Denver. Nov. S.-The government
rescue car. which left Denver this ev-
ening for the scene of the explosion.
arrived in Denver from the Pullman
shops only last Sunday. and since that
time has been on exhibition here. It
was to have made one or two more
stops before reaching its destination.
Trinidad. The car Is one OF seven
provided for by an act of the last con-
gress. Besides a crew of several men
in charge of C. ]. Roberts. OF the
United States bureau of mines. the
car is well equipped with life saving
apparatus.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10
MESA COUNTY.

Nine precincts Mesa county:
Stephen. Republican ...-....1 .7Sl
Shafroth. Democrat .2s7
Three precincts Mesa county:
Stevens. Republican congress
man-at-large ---.....-....... 75e
Taylor. Democrat. congress-
man-at-large ......-....... 45s
Mesa county adjoins Garfield conn
ty. Taylor's home county.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10

pion will get more votes in Fremont
than was expected, but runs behind
in the two strong Democratic coun-
ties. Mr.. Wilkin will probably have
$50 votes plurality in the district
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Columbia. s. C.. Nov. s.--The Demo-
cratic state and congressional tickets
were elected by the usual maiorities.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10

Try a Want Ad I'm the Record.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
THOMPSON.

Mrs. J. NJ, Jones is IN staRberry
70 spend Two weeks. She will meet
her sister whom she hasn't seen for
10 yeara.
J. j.. Petty sold a span Of extra
good black horses for 500. Mr.. Pet
~ hamakas a number Of good horses.
Joe Considlne attended three big
sales las week, Poliock's. shrout's
and Smiths.
Dir. and Mira. G. 81. Null were out
Sunday from Mexico. guests Of their
daughter. Mrs. Ed. Pearl.
o. 3. Davis sold to Judge Barnes
~ stock hoge at &C Mr.. DAVIS has
soh IA the past II months 81 1909
worth Of hogs q his own raising. He
also sold one Of the best spans q
mares Ia ule county to WiH Wsll.ng-
ham Al $3.50.
Joe C~Onsidtle bought 8 shoats
Of II. 7. Ferguson az Sc and 81 black
faced ewes Of G. l.. Dean for s4.75
and Is yeariiDg mules from j. w.
Branham Of near Madison for sl5(
each.
G. 7. Jesse sold n extra fins
mule for s255.
The little baby Of Mr.. and Mrs. w
n. Thompson is quite sick.
Dr. }. E. Jordon and family have
moved to Thompson and is nov 10
Gated and ready for practice. He
comes well recommended.
Mrs Engie Tinsley and sister, Miss
SaiAe Jesse have moved to Mexico
ths week They need no introduc-
ton 20 the good people Of Mexico. No
better people i've there.
r. II Ecton hss ez8npleied a neN
barn on his farm and Il has a good
appearance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
RoMENA-

james A wager Of near Long
Branch was in Rowena Wednesday
TIE guest Of his son, S. NJ. wager.
j. ". wager OF near skinner was
here Wednesday with his beef wag
or.
On Wednesday, as Virgil ~sansbury
drove home from C~entraIia with a
load 0f furniture. be met Mr.. and
Mrs. wal Smell Ia a buggy. As be
pulled out Of the road to let them
pass. his team became frightened at
the ape on his furniture and jump
ed into the buggy. turning X over
and throwing Mr.. Smell and wife
out The horses TO both rigs GOT
down and kicked until they tore the
buggy al 70 pieces. but as luck would
have It no body was badly hurt.
Mrs. Zen Cant and Mrs. Ross Van
landingham spent Wednesday with
Tom Yanlandingham and wife at Cen
tralia.
A surprise dinner was given at Mr.
Tom Combs Wednesday in honor of
Mrs. Combs 53rd birthday. There
were s. present and a jolly, good
time q reported. The ladies
brought wellfilled baskets Of every
thing that was good to eat and the
men brought along their hammers
and helped Nr. Combs Single his
barn that afternoon.
Allen wager and wife Of near Long
Branch were here Wednesday.
Allen and Roy Donaldson are pre-
pairing to go to Oklahoma the first Of
November.
Wednesday was Mr.. and Mrs. Full
ler's 41st anniversary Of their mar
riage. The neighbors and friends
took them on surprise and came
with weH-filed baskets and spent a
very pleasant day. There were
about 60 present and here's wishing
them many mor happy anniversaries
DIR. Collier reports Mrs. James Guth
RE. south Of Central, on the sick
list, but say there is nothing seri-
about her case.
Lou Vance reports losing $40 out Of
his pocket Wednesday either in the
woods or on the road to town.
Ben Turner took a load Of oats TO
Centralia after goods Thursday.
G. E. Keithley sent his wagon and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
UNION.

Geo. Byars and family passed
through this way yesterday on their
way to Mexico.
Clifford Hodge Is going to work for
+. Crum in the near future.
Roy Staples and John Hodge are
making posts for J. S. Harvey.
! Jack Harrison is cutting cane for
Ills father, G. Harrison.
Jerome Staples sold some posts to
Mr.. Crockett to build a corn crib.
Jas. Wilson is through making sor-
ghum and says he win sell out cheap.
Geo. Watts and Roy Staples were
building a shed fT Mr. .Buckner first
Of the week.
Chas. Martin and wife from Gala
way County are visiting Jas. Wilson
and wife. Mrs. Martins parents.
There was church at Union Sun
day. The sermon was preached by
Rev. Mr.. Mackay, Of Montgomery
City.
Mrs. Bradley and family spent Sun
day with Mrs. Roy Staples.
Med. Bolts Is in Aberdeen, Miss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
MoLINo.

Mrs. Dick Greed and little daugh.
ter, Flodell, spent last week with
the formers parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Nixon Roberts. near Shady Dell
School house.
Mrs. Lee Barnes of Emmett, Ida
no, Is here the guest Of her sister.
Mrs. Tom Stuart.
WIN Brown, wife and little daugh-
ter. Cordelia, of Oklahoma. and
Mrs. Mary Brown q Thompson.
were guests Of the formers broth4r.
inlaw. Josiah Marshall and wife
last week.
John HelzeT and VIE visited the
htters uncle. William Bishop, and
family, near Santa Fe. Saturday and
Sunday.