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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-23

Mems clothing at the Busy
Corner Store.
Cecil Irving was down from
his home yesterday.
Ask your grocerfor Cremo, the
new breakfast food.
We repair all breaks but the
break of day Mays n Finch
The FiXers.
For new potatoes see Robert
Davey. First door south OF Dr.
Geary's Office.
i Young men should read the ad
of the Harney County Natlonal
Bank this Week.
The very best accommodations
may be obtained at the Overland
Hotel. Meals 25 cents.
Mrs. Tom Allen went back TO
the p ranch Saturday accompan-
. led by Tommie Jordon.
Two dollar 'Nuform" Corsets
Q for S1.5O during THE GREAT
y MIDSUMMER WHITE SALE
at The Busy Corner Store.
4 Mrs. Fraley and little son ar
p rived here yesterday from Texas
TO spend the summer with the
:, DIR. r. d. Burrow family. The
II lady is neice Of DR.. Burrow.
Clay Clemens mill is the near
=, est one to Burns where all kinds
: of lumber both rough and dress
ed can be had. Near Canyon
road. Call him by phone fol
~ quick orders.
y |. II. Holland and daughte
Miss Gladys, accompanied D.
Miss Helen Purington, left Tues
lie dav afternoon for the railroad i
TX their auto. Mr.. Holland goes o
at business connected with the /
+. s. Co. and they will Wis
we Boise before returning.
" Changed hands! Change
hands Clean 'em up, slick 'el
upl The Red Front Feed an
rts Sale Stable, Scotty Glenn, pro
Al Autos kept and washed Hors
LIE and rigs bought and sold. Co
tract hauling and dray work
of specially. Come one come all
at everybody welcome. New ha
This Special rates to freighters-
G. w. Clevenger has turn
IER stage driver. He had been c
'usy to the railroad and upon arr
day ING at Canyon Tuesday he fou
eks. the driver for the Blue MI. IA
are id Transit Line sick and una
for to come out with his passeng'
,lth and freight. Mr.. Clevenger "
rom anxious to get home and v
unteered to drive, which he
all night Tuesday, arriving
ho" Burns Wednesday noon W
u four passengers and some freii
ros,' rightside up. That night
d left Burns about five o'clock
horseback in company with '
itte, derVeer for the latter's I
t re- creek ranch. We understand
time. lad to throw rocks at eleven
ir for clear across the mountain Il
hem Ha.ney to the ranch to keep
from going to sleep and fal
salem off his. horse.
Mrg
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-23
Fred Haines is over from Har.

a Bicycle hospital in the Locher
Building.
c. A. Harlan and wife are
back from their outing ia the
country.
Dressmaking parlors over The
Times-Herald office. Mrs. Geor-
gia T.. Pierce.
BORN Thursday, July Il, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fraser,
daughter.
New potatoes at Elue Mt. Rapid
Transit Line Office. Robert
Dayey agent.
A new coat Of paint has added
10 the attractiveness of the A.
> O. Faulkner residence.
MEMS CLOTHING. A large
and up to date line at The Busy
Corner Store.
r. J. Ivers, formerly a resident
of this county is a candidate tor
sheriff in Malheur.
WANTED Horseshoer and all
, round blacksmith w. w. Drink
pvater. Burns, Oregon.
Mrs. II. Denman was up IRON
Hartman during the week at
u Tending to some land matters.
5000 acres of good land lyinf
along proposed railroad routes
'e Ss per acre. See A. F. B
70 George.
. Wanted 5 homesteaders to III
N ON land near place where wor
rs can abe had atonce. Inquire a
D. this office.
NJ f. Williams and wife hav
~ re turned home from visit
re th cir daughter, Mrs. l.. Woldel
At be, g at Canyon City.
one doller muslin undersklr
X for 75c during THE GkhA
ic MID SUMMER WHITE SAL
IN at the Busy Corner Store.
'' The registered Jersey Bull
n c. M. Huffman will again be
n the Cu-tes Elliott barn IN u
do city during this season.
-e THE GREAT MIDSTMMf
tic WHITE SALE at The Bu
in Corner aore begins Mond
Did July Is auh>eontinues two wee'
~ Loyd .Johnson and family
Elk M at the .purhigton saw mn
or the benefit of the baby's heal
uly the little girl is spifering fr
ks summer complaint.
; Is The entire stock oi-ssoods i
Nj. on display at the new sstore
re - Hagey & Richardson. ls II
os. and new. Patronsiuay INV
most anything desired there
b. Henderson Elliott las writ
" ihis Office to send the great
ligious to Eugene for n u
a., He and Mrs. elliott are their
,' ~, a time and are enjoying IN
am selves.
ore Dalton Big, rs went to -
ia4 on legal busin, nss ST nday-
,.hy Biggs and the child ren 'ei'
.aoi same time for a S, Noui'
,os Starkley Hot Springs. 'On
Optimist.
aost 1 cannot afford to carr.
7o. insurance the rates are too hi.
o.o cannot be said Of the Horticult
Ioat al Fire Relief. Let us fig1
with you. Randall, Passenger
Maloney.
/. is -,
= Mrs. c. II. Voegtly and Iii
nov sons left this morning for
,sty Blue Mt. Springs over in CIR
.;,,o county to spend a few we
,ist The youngest boy has not b'
- well and she hopes he will
VIII gain his health there.
nm Word was received yester'
,nnh that Will Young was sick "
Iii typhoid fever at Alvord.
horo father Geo. Young and DR.. G
- 70 fifth started out Immediately
Archie McGowan's auto with
intention of bringing the
''''i- boy to town if he could be moN
reek
Nc The manager of this great
hout ligious weekly spent the W
cost with his family up at his mC
dor tain ranch hoeing "tatel
u,ite shooting porcupines and rusti
on. ing, leaving the Office in cha
of the fghtin' editor, Fisl
snake stories or anything
es of hia week
st Of '
.o,ys % Baker county civil engineer
Loo, in thie citv during the v
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-23

TWO HUNDRED young men
in this county are handicapped
in a business way because they
have no bank account.
The next six advertisements
of the
HARNEY COUNTY NATIONAL
BANK of BURNS
will tell these young men rea-
sons why they should have
checking accounts with this
bank.
Are you one Of the 2OO'
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-23

Mrs. w. Y. King has been III
this week but is improving.
Order your new potatoes now
of Robert Davey.
J. c. Freemen was over from
Warm Springs yesterday.
Fine line of linen busters Tor
ladies' and gentlemen. Shenk
Bros.
Miss Juliet King went to the
mountains Monday in company
with friends.
Mrs. j. p. Dickinson left TINS
morning for Arkansas, her lor-
mer home.
Mrs. A. S. Swain and son
Albert were up from Lawen one
day this week.
John Carlson was in from ms
homestead the first Of the week
making final proof
For SALE 25 foot business To-
on Main St, Burns. Good bUlld
mo Inauire at this Office
C. |. Albright was anioHi
those up from the Narrows sec
ton the first of this week.
A. w. Hulbmt is transactlni
business is our city today. II
is accompanied by his wife.
Gentlemen, we have all ou
spring and summer stock II
Yours truly, Schenk Bros.
|. l.. Poujade and wife wc'
over from Cow Greek Tuesday
They came over in their aul'
]
The personal attention give
guests at the French Hotel III
given it n good reputation l..
Culp, Prop.
Write for a pamphlet givh'
'' full particulars regarding II
Mt. Vernon Hot Springs IN Graz
e County Oregon.
h Miss Farnum, one of the e
cellent teachers of our publ
IA school has gone on n vacaut
nj trip to Portland and other point
y Mays & Finch left this NOR
ipg for Canyon, Prairie and J
h. termediate points. They will
VI q lot of road signs while en- roui
2 John X. Walkup, a Seat
gents furnishing merchant. is
l the city. Mr.. Walkup is an
time friend of A. f.. Murpt
THE GREAT MlD-SUMMI
q MATTE SALE at The Busy {
n er store begins Monday j
;. sfh and continues two wee
Il "a meat terrace of cut stone
be ing placed in front OF the
Ill. Lewis residence property
, ,. cen thy purchased by Tn
Stel dhens.
G If yvou ARE GOlNGTo TRANEl
Is.t u, Harney County National Is
'e VII AvELLERS CHEQUES
uhsy are sclf.idcntilyin
IS Boy scome in and look at
j. Enplis \ wool hats, someu
ir new an d just the thing for 81
at mer. 4 be Busy Corner So
u Rev. A J Irwin writes
" he reache d his old homein DE
Iowa. on Saturday of last W
at at noon. lie &eft here on N
ad day.
rk Meats from Sc to l2Ac. !
d. loinsteak, lnle; boils, DC to
sr- roasts from sc 10 &c; saus'
IL 1870; pork, l,5c. Young's N
'ut Market & Grocery.
Miss Egli, of Egli, Oregon
here visiting her cousin, Mrs
e. Kenyon. Egli is in Far
n county, and VT is a long DIT
" ride to reach Ontario this
of the year. Ontario Optm
John Lough and family
n leave Monday for Almena. +
y sas, where they will remain
til next summer. Mr.. 10
has property in Kansas and
take up work on the farm 1
again. He expects to rebn
his farm here next season.
We are informed the pre-
mary surveys on the Silver c
irrigation project of c. B.
Connel and associates are a
completed and The probable
Il will soon be known. We un
stand the prospects are {
favorable toward the projec
ing through.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11
NOTICE or SALE.

Whereas b. vi!sae Of : yri. q ss:cu.ion Y.
: ssi: e H:: nd ssuI L .s,se
- rsnsrship doing business under the hrm name
"a ssyls 2 schuyler sshsys, r. R.in'ia
6svslepins conpeny, . corporation, = defend
Ant, have made levy upon ell the right. title
snd interest q said company 10, 20 and under
sscsn sssd company sSd oshsr psrsoes, the
49, ~ 3 ::,S B ~ and 6esoess D the
s:: s. ::a us ":. s"a ss
~ *. tiia Dv.iisss Goid MINING sompsny.
e: Te:; .n. :eSs.,
6ss hundred Thousand a. O.uD) shares II the
cos, pany, more or loss, the exact amount being
unknown, bat being all u said stock belonging
10 the Mancos Consolidated Gold Mines and
w ss.opipD Doyle trustee, and now held IN The
ommercial National Bank of Washington, D:
c. in escrow subject 10 the provisions Of said
spproIimstely a. given, but being the entire
and / have also levied upon four hundred
seyenty.sii Thousand nve hundred eisnt ...
Doyle Consolidated Mines company now owned
81 The Maocos Consolidated Gold Mines and
Deysiopinf company and held ~ lis srss .sIs
trustee, To satisfy and make out Of said prop
srty the sum Of four thousand i've hundred four
dollars and ssventy-hvs cents teijH I'D, tudg-
nent obtained by said co-partnership, being
the plaintiff In eaecution, against said conn any,
the defendant in said execution, In said court.
Nov, therefore, pursuant 70 the statute IN
Of realizing said sum. will on the 26th day Of
November, i9is. at the Office Of the Sheriff OF
Montcsuma county, Cortes, Colorado, at the
ofIer Tor sale at public vsndue for the purpose
Aforesaid, all the right title, interest and %.
tate Of said Tbs nancos CONSOLIDATED oold
Mines and DEVELOPING company In, TO and un-
Der said agreements heFeinabove specified, and
ali Of said apitsi stock Of The Doyle Consoli-
dated Mines company, hsreiuab hove described,
or ~ much u said property a. shall suffice 10
satisfy said Judgment
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and seal at Cortes. Colorado, this It'll day
Of November, 1910.
JAMES GAwITH.
lsEALl Sheriff Of Montsxuma County.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11

and u case : glrsn over The weols
oassp. Whsa lss ssvs up biz ssyssa
hsIasst 70 e~s u the Wssa - t'sd hls
Sompaulses that be lsls . strong b.
W. ooneldsat thst be could walt los
shsiv setusn without danger. No
doubt ~ Wandered away fsom ~
soosn In which they lsst him In sssfch
Of oslsss nssm snd be was fpusd ~.
consriosss aud dying In On ahaadeasd
uhsmtes.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11

PAelae sailsuad. We q sase peesss1.
n n ell hsa " ss1 lneDsM bin q
ous psussass 10 hh nldlst; slss en-
C,ssln Eva Wllkssson, . wi6ew, oam's
slsese. Ilvu With bin. They vssy
sasWsslly tnvltsd - up 70 spsnd III
nlgAt With shsm. We psolsslsd -
shs svossds u or sabsssaaalng %.
psassses In dirty ovssalls, htghsop
beoss asA slosgh has sbes wss s~ss
whlss, has = thsy en- fsom Misssssi
shs,. they would NOT take no sns ~
answer. We Just brushed the hay
fFnsn our beck, viped the nsolaaass
fsom ous nsoath and giving our pants
. hitch 10 bring them up whsrs
they sosnsssiy bslonssd, ~ took
the 4:2O train los RHola 10 prsssnt our
sslvss 10 our city cousins. Arriving
In Psols ~ wssv met By . plain, IN.
assuming. courteous coTpulent gentle
man who mid he VS. Hsm 6hivsly, the
lawyer. We found In ihat plalu, or
puIemt body IN extraordinary brilliant
mind, but We claimed kin With him
just The same. We were hospltably -.
csived and sumptuously entertained
BY our Cousin Eva. Monday morning
we hied " up town IN big dry goods
store aud was lifted out With LAY
hawk" suit from turret 10 foundation;
putting my travelling suit IN Guild
storage until called kr. Noon MOH-
day Cousin Eva accompa MED ~ to the
great metropolis on the hanks of the
Big Muddy, stayed oil night with her
daughter sud husband, Mn. aud NJ.
Ed vanganix, . very Interesting little
blue-eyed yankee from York state.
The next day Ne started on our ten
days trip to Oklahoma to visit son,s
relatives Of which I will write In my
next letter.
ID. p. SHORT.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11
NOTICE or SALE.


sssa g .s on q de district eoars q lie civ
y ssSsyi:s and Ksi {. schuyler, . csspsrsass:
ssyls q 1ehuylsr schuylsr arc plsintias. and
eospossiioe, l. dssssdant i hsv. made ,lsvy
a.; .... *. :ssst y
TIE Doylc Coosoli dassd Mines company, stand.
Ing Il ne name q ysnss Doyle, trustee, and
Ssw hsld " ths Co.rsyi.i National HANK . q q
. certain coatrsct dated Noveabsr q, isu, ~
modified By certain contract dated Dscembsr
% I.s and :: nodissa s,s ,s Certain a Other q sr
levied also On all ths right, title and interest,"
d said company In said asrssmsnts, the parties
70 said aereens0ts bsing The nsncos Consoli.
&. Il. Widdiconbs e receiver thereof, The Cii6
Dwelless Gold Mining COMPANY, The Whit.
quail copper eoTpsn; Ths boy: on.oli 4. Z,
Mines company. = ns -, and James Do, ,
sum o9 dfsssn hundred four dollars and twenty
cents tls0t. sOl judgment obtained b., said co.
p.rsnsrstip, hsinf tss slainsia il the s..c =.
said execution, In said court.
Now, therefore, pursuant ~ the statute In
such case made and provided. for the purposs
November, islO. a. the oiiies 81 the shsrih d
M0utssuma county, t0rtss, Colorado, at the
hour d O'Clock .: n, On said day exposes and
ss, ~ .. :.a ': :Sss. 81 Ss capita
stuck of The Doyle Consolidated Mines CON.
psny, and al the right, title interest and estate
% The clih Dw.lls,s 0old ninins Company IN
specified, OF 80 much 81 said propsrty rs shall
suuics 10 satisfy said Judgment.
II witness Whereof ! have hs!eanto est my
hand and scai z, Corsss, Colorado this It'll day
tssALl Sheriff Of hoais.a.s County,
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11
STATE NEWS NOTES


Trinidad, Colo, Nov. s,-B~tween
90 and ~ miners are enton,l'ed IN
n,ine Nos ~ the Victor American
Fuel r,s,nrsny nj htHgua. twenty-five
n,iis- from here Nh the result II Nh ex.
pl.~ion NJ 3 y. ~. which wrecked the
main entrance. A large bhy II men
are trying Ia reach the men through
mines No. l aud 2 which are connected
with the main ,nine. shortly after the
rxpl,~Ion ftty men emerged through
the shaft " Mine No. l. They claimed,
according tu the mine officials that
they did mot even know II the explo-
sion. Entrance ~ m,ne . ~aS wreck
ed by the explosion.
Delsgun, Colo., Nov. 9,-.ThrOuwh
two o,enings, 10 yards apart, thu
dead aud living were taken from the
l,elsgun mine of the Victor American
Fuel Co., NJ the same time today bu'
the dead far 0utnunilered the living
Tonight, hfty-one were known To II
dead while eighteen have ESCAPED
alive. A Jap named Akayt, after ~
Ing insenstble all night from the stlect'
IL overdamp, recovered his senses Thu
morning aud came staggering TO th'
surface. He brought the news thaI
The Others were alive In the two work
ings. The rescue crew returned oveI
III. course the Jap WAS suppl~ed Il
have followed and soon brought out u
others alive "a the surface. scarcel,
had the ii,s of rescued men b-gan Il
trickle from No. GENTRY when the car
psM,evs were called 10 Nos entry Il
make rough slreicherr aud Il becan's
known that 10 tssiles had been found
pll~si IL the fourth entry north. l.Atel
ptl,er lsnis~~ were found In the sa,l,s
uectIon III the m.i,e which brought ths
t",sl 10 81. Tw~0ty.niae Mexican,
were IN one heap. s~ven Of The depart
u,rmt heads ~ the milne are known 4
~ hurled ~ the cave To- which fs'a'
hundred feet hing aud which bL1k,
tie main slope. Three shifts are work
ins With might aud n'a'n. tsarint
s~ay the debris but u may " many
days l,~sose the bpsisss srs 'scovs'ssi'
The lssty II Willis EvsuA. young
snslnsss, who Int hIs lssr ~ ssscu'na
au11e ,ptusrs was taken oUt lase night
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11

Sheridan, Wye, Nov. s.-Ths cham
plon Wyoming grasa-fed stssr and
protAbly the heaviess steer that wss
ever shipped from the state, was sold
vt South Omaha last week BY the
American Sheep Company os this
place. The steer weighed 2,0iO pounds
aud brought elI557. A hsR brother
~ this steer topped the market . year
ago II 1850 pounds. The mother was
an ordinary range brute.
London, Nov. I'll Date Of the eye
cutIon Of DIR. n. II. CrIppen, murderer
~ his wife, Belle Eln,or~, the mua,c
hslI singer, was to-day postponed un.
III November 3. The day originally
liked was to,norrow. A p0stp0ne,Dent
was officially ordered by the home
6siicer, aud taken by many 10 Indicate
I ,at Home Secretary Winston Church.
III uill at least give the case thorough
hrsring t'~fore he allows Crlppen 10 20
10 the gnllowa. At Scotland Yard II b
said the postponement Of the execution
had nothing 10 do with the Philadei-
phia rrport that Mrs. Crippen b hiding
near Chicago ~ the result of plot 10
send her husband To his death. The
authorities declared they bad not
heard the story.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11

Probably the most important part IN
the care of the horse In the feeding.
A large majority Of the diseases among
farm, horstS result from faulty feeding
&, many make the mistake Of not
securing the bsst feed. Their trouble
begins when partially matured, inusty
aud dusty feed In used.
Several points should be taken Into
consideration when we decide upon
the an,o.,nt Of iced; whether the ani.
NAL 10 accustomed IN dry feed, and u
In gnA fiesh or In thin esnaciatsd
condition.
A horss should not he led . large
quantity Of hay aud grain without ex.
ercise. Many think that becauss .
hOrse b thin In nesh no work should
be required Of him. II b always best
10 work the flesh into the animal
rather than to fatten hin, - you would
u steer.
A good plan IN 10 have stated peD-
gram ~ To time aud amount Of feed 10
IN given. Horss~, by al n,eans should
he feed regularly. Hay Requires time
fT na.tication and digestion. Fol-
this r-a~oa the large percentage Of tbs
hay should le feed at night. HOrrrs
soon learn the manner u giving sood
and water, ~ II In hest To have one
feeder aud have his plan followed oul
Tor all the horses. The horse should
receive s.n,,e water the nrxt thing In
the morning. After watering the
hore Ia fed small amount ii hay aud
then given grain after al the hay hs'
been eaten. BY this plan the fess
which In the most diflicult to digest b
left IN the stomach, and therefore ~
c.ive~ proper digestion. The nom
feed should I've given after the horse h
cooled and has been allowed to rest f0
fifteen minutes or half IN hour. A
ANAL quantity u water may BE- give,
,on after the horse 10 brought to TIN
barn. Feed hay, and when the AMI
NAL In thoroughly cooieh, give oil tn
water he dr~irrs, after which fset
the grain. Al night feed the sanse >
at nom, only give more hay; In fac
feed ~ much hay ut night ~ given .
both morning and noon meals. Whe,
. horss 10 working hard aud 10 tx
large quantities 81 grain, II 10 found ID
vi.ablr, once . week, To give brs,
mash Tor the evening meal. The bra,
acts ~ . laxative aud prevents lndi
pe,iion aud possibly case of coltc. q
l.. Harness, Agricultural Collses For
Collins. ...
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11
Friday. November II. 1910.
essesios, Reasrss.


Denver. Nov. 9-JW"n =. shanr"'h,
the Democratic candidate was r~-~Iect'
81 goS~rnor ~ Colorado ny \ plurality
which Is estimated NJ high ~ Ib,oO.
Republican State Chairman McDhnsM
csn,c~ded sbafroth's election tonight
hut n claiming the election ~ several
Candidates on the state sicket espec's'y
the s''ofhey se'e'a', '"e '''N''"'.'"
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,s,,.,...,.,,.. v,.,,,r,... h, ...v,r.l .,ro,,.
p..,.,J,c.n e,mn,.s assuring n Demo-
.r.,,. ,,,,,roI ~ ,n- stat. legislature.
~. 80, .,,.,.,.r. dan, .l,.ct IN.
,f...,.., 500. ...,,r ,.,, IN. am. fo,.
,..,,y ~ xh,,h ,pv.r., senator. who
x.,. .,..,.,, ,,.-,.rd.v ~ill hold over.
vii, ch,..,. . .,,c..ru-or 10 senator Gux.
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11
r. s. s. FOX,
Fire Insurance and Notary Publie
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DOLORES. COLORADO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lPublisher.

q. O. Land O0os ct Duraseo, Colorado.
November Z, lSl0
Notice 10 hsrsby given that Ar. rrsd 4. Ane.
Of DoIorss, Colorsdo, Who on Nay 6th, isoe
made Honsstssd Application No. au7, fol
the IN W I Of section 2, township u, North
Range IS wsst.of N u r Meridian, has nled
notios Of int:ntion e make final Connusa
above described, before c. J. Scharnhorst clssl
u the county court Of Aontssums county, Colo
RADIO, n his olics Ut COrtss, Colorado, on tht
18th, day of Dscenbsr, 1870.
Claimant names - Hitnessee:
william J. EHon, Wilson ". sanders, J0hl
n. Dsumlsy and Louiss Brumlsy, all Of Dolores
Colorado.
q. n. Charlton,
Register.
First pub Nov II. 1870; last pub Dec u, lSN.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11

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