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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18

part lots 10 and 20, w. A Nourse' S
addition, Moline, $40.
Josephine Lundquist to julius z.
Miller, part lots 6 and Z, BLOCK 3, Pitts
and Gilbert and Pitts Second addi-
ton, Moline, $1,000
Edward F. Mattausch to Edith r.
Mattausch, part lot IS, Aiken subdiv.
South Rock Island; also lot 4, block
IS, lower addition, Rock Island, $2,S50.
B. f. Walkup to city of Milne, lot
4, block 3. Healy's subdiv Moline, ST.,
rs.
Charles Andei son to Victorine Sly
vaert, part lot 8, block 5, Osborne's
Third addition, Moline, $3.50.
Lucy NJ MediI to w. E. Bailey. part
lot Is, H. Curtis subdiT, Hale's adj
ton, Rock Island 81.
Margaret Fitzsimmons to William j.
Quinlan, lot s, W. E. Bailey's Fifth ad-
dition, Rock Island, 81.
William J. Quinlan to Margaret FitZ-
simmons, lot Il. block 2, l.. Mosenfeld-
er's place, Rock Island, 81.
a. H. Wendt to Harry Fender, part
n. W. Il, n. W. II, section 30-19-2e.
c. L. Trevillyan to Mary TreEillyan,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18
Fable of the Man Who Detested Rag Time

He would Unload about two tons Of
Splash. interspersing at proper inter
walls such terms as Tempo, Theme, In
terval. Progressive Whole, Technique
don, leading one to believe he knew
whereof he spake. Then imprintinR
a kiss upon the Hand-Painted Cheek
Of his Adored one, thereby running
one and One-third vents worth of
Lillian Russell Complexion Powder, he
would retire to his sx10 Hall Room
and dream that Scot Joplin was rem
dering the Maple Leaf Rag" and
would awaken with half of the pillow
in his mouth and a look of intense an
euish on his Map. He lived in PER
petual fear Of Cyncopation and Her
Varied Moods. When he passed any
one on the street who was whistling
a popular song he would Side Step
Wildly and commence TO Gnaw at the
Shadow on his Upper Lip which pur-
ported to be a Mousiache
People began to shake their Heads
when they Iamped him and Viola
Asked for Waivers on Him. advising
him al the same time to consult a Bug
Doctor.
One day a circus came to town.
" hen the steam Calliope struck up
"AleXander's Rag Time Band" he fell
10 the pavement, frojhing at the mouth,
and the Big Red ana Gold Tooter
passed over his Writhing Form.
MORAL: Pass Up the Grand Opera.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18

be confined to shop workers scattered
over 5000 miles OF trackage.
COMPANY ISSUES STATEMENT.
The statement was signed by ". A.
Nettleton, general superintendent of
motive power; ". s. Tinsman, A E.
Sweet and W. N. Whittenton, general
managers.
Its chief points are:
That the payment Of five hours min
imum overtime shall commence one
hour earlier than at present.
That any employe called to work ov-
ertime shall be released upon the com
pletion of the job he is called for, un-
less emergency work arises which re-
Quires immediate attention and he Is
the only man of his craft on duty.
That only running repair work be
done when shops are closed and that
time and one-haIf shall be paid 10 men
employed in regular hours when shops
are closed upon miscellaneous repair
work.
REFUSES OVERTIME REQUEST.
That no foreman shall be permitted
to work when mechanics are availa-
BILE
That applicants for employment
shall be required 70 give the name, po-
sition wanted, address, and address of
nearest relative
That the road pay 2 cents an hour
increase without any additional ser
vice to company.
The company refused TO grant the
request that the overtime period be
computed from o'clock morning and
night
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18
Saloon Notice.

Opening next Saturday night. Nov.
IS. Chicken lunch and oyster dress
ing. Charles Nowack, Fifteenth street
and Sixth avenue
Opening and wild duck lunch next
Saturday night at Tom Krueger's, cor
ner Fourth street and Fourth avenue
Opening next Saturday night, Mo-.
IS. Chicken lunch and oyster dress
ing. Charles Nowack, Fifteenth street
and Sixth avenue
Opening next Saturday night. Nov.
IS. Chicken lunch aud oyster dress
ing Charles Nowack. Fifteenth street
and Sixth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18
At High School

Mr. Coburn OF the Coburn company
which is playing Shakespearean plays
at q Davenport theatre. spoke TO the
students at the high school yesterday.
his subject being the growth Of the
drama
The Treble Cleft club. the girls glee
club. met last night after school They
elected Edna Schneider president and
Mary Sears secretary. The parts were
assigned for the cantata which is to
ne given in the spring.
\ mass meeting was held at the
high school last evening. Members
Of the team spoke and fe.' of the
alumni who were also present gave
short speeches. Mr.. Sinnett chairman
Of the Athletic association appointed
Dwight La Grange yell leader for the
game with Moline today.
The Watch Tower made its first APP
pearance for this year yesterday. It
IS full of good stories contributed by
the students of the high school. The
jokes are good and the athletic page
is well written. and in fact the whole
paper Of &c pages is full Of good read
ing matter The number OF ads which
are in the paper show that Hubert
Ward and Fred Mold. the business
manager and his assistant. have been
AT work during this first quarter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18
BY P. q.

BY p. z.
Once upon a time there was a High
Brow who claimed to have an Artistic
Temperament. His head in shape and
general contour, resembled a Lima
Bean, and he allowed his hair 10 grow
Wild and Untrammeled until II is as
sumCd the General Proportions Of a
Hay Stack. He drew Y Washers Per
for clerking in the music department
Of a and 10 cent store but aspired
70 write stuff that would make Sho-
rang and Fogner's com positions re
semble the Remnants Of a Turkey
Dinner after a Delegation from the
Orphans Home had made an Attack
upon It, His Congratulated, Armor-
Plated Idea Of Nothing 20 Get Excited
Over was Middle Class Music and Rag
Time. Ever and Anon he would devote
himself with great assiduity TO the
Training ard Cultivation Of his voice
At such times. q the weird and I'M
earthly sounds would Percolate
through the two-fCot concrete wall In
tervening between the music store and
the Contiguous Delicatessen Establish
ment. the Gothic Proprietor Of the
feet, heave a deep sigh and think Of a
Wasted Life. Oft times this Cloud
Scraper would seat himself. his eyes
cast heaveuward. blank music score
ct his side, and let his fingers wander
dreamiiy over the keys of he Rented
Piano, while he would Rumple his hair
and bite Huge Dents. in the Outer Cas-
ing Of a Number Medium Soft Lead
Pencil. While soaring among the
feecy clouds. communing with the
Muses., a Ragt and Scraphic Express
sion on his CouUteuauc8. IL would up
set the Equilibrium OF his Hair Spring
Nature 70 hear a rasping feminine
voice inquire IL he had The Monkey
Rag" or Honey Man" in stock He
Warmed Up 70 Rag Time about like
the President Of the Local Chapter OF
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union would TO a Walking Delegate
of the BaTtanders' Union He re-
Trained from riding Oh the street car,
20 and from work. because there was
"A RCtund Insurance Man with
Breath family reminiscent of Hops.
who insisted upon whistling Love-
Joe" and the "Oceana Roll" while
chugine 20 a strap. and walked &c
blocks home instead. He did not know
an ArIcEgio from a Fugue. nor a 81
from Dotted sixteenth Note. but if
the strains of Nearer Ny God to
Thee" were waited oar uuon the Silly
air. with q barely FerCeptiOIe Jerk in
The Time. he would clasp his hands 10
his ears and fcr As Jhsugh from q
Pestilence. When The evening shad-
ows fen. botokcuinS a period Of rest
from the toll Of day, he would rush
70 his boarding house. consume his al
l0tfed portion OF Corned Beef and
Cabbage. and then Beat l. To Viola's
house. where he would listen to her
rendition of Meditation and "Caya-
lier RusuCana" on a Consumptiye. .
Sway Backed Piano. which had been .
tuned in December OF 1876. right after
Willie WAS horn thus proving conclu- .
sively that the piano was all right now F..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18
SCOOP FROM THE FRONT.

EnrOUte on the Tientsin Railroad,
China, Oct. 12.-Dear Editor: After
having had our chop suey. we start
ed of on a flyer to Picking, where have
a sitting arranged with Puy VI. He's
a great kid, believe me. When 1
saw him last he didn't have tooth
in his head-he was just a year old
then. In the interim he has sue
ceeded to the throne of the Chinese
empire. Then one still hears that
the door of opportunity has been
closed to the young. It's tough pick
ing out new stuff in the laugh line
in these parts. That is. one hest
tates 10 smoker at all snickerable
experiences, for there are rumblings
OF promised beheadiugs unless some
body don't stop rocking the boat We
have suddenly discovered We do not
fancy the climate and We are cut
ting short our soiourn in these parts.
However, here's one that's going
strong hereabout. Today was the
first time I had heard it repeated
since 1894. I'll tell it TO you as it
was spilled TO me:
ride through the ranch
ing section of the state and 10 save
time took q short cut over a bad
stretch Of road. full OF jolts and
bumps. During the afternoon his
machine broke down and as the mon
key wrench was missing from his
tool kit. he started on foot for the
nearest ranch house 10 borrow one.
On arriving he found the farmer
his fence. Have you
wrench about here that
can USE" he asked
"Ay tank not" replied the farm
p. ''YonsOn IN max section ha kape
cattle ranch Swenson down har he
aape share ranch. FaIler bane big
fool TO make monkey ranch in desc
place" W A. ROSENFIELD
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18
NEGOTIATIONS ON
DEMANDS AT END
Rock Island Road Officials Re-
fuse to Confer Further
With Shopmen.
EXPLAINS ITS ATTITUDE
IL Strike Results, 5,4OO Workers
Stationed at Different Points
Will Be Involved.

In a statement issued yesterday by
the Rock Island lines and addressed
the road the company explains it's at
titude in the conference between dele
gates of the shop employees unions and
officials of the company over new Ia
Dor demands. This negotiations have
come to a halt, and the demands of the
union men have been rejected.
Should the workmen decide to call a
strike about 5.4OO mechanical trades
workers, boiler makers, blacksmiths,
machinists, and sheet metal workers,
will be affected. Such a strike would
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18
4 THANKSGIVING INVITE.

fFrom sLerTaTd buIIet.l-I
Mr.. Perry. the all around man al
Danielson's furniture store. has re-
ceived a written invitation for Thanks
giving dinner, but the person who sent
the invitation forgot 10 sign his or her
name n u. Mr. Perry says he has al
ready decided 70 accept and wishes the
person who invited him TO give him
their name so he can thank them.
Theodore Peterson returned recent
y from q business trip 70 Chicago and
since then new goods has been com
ing in for his store by every train.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
ng the Northwestern league.

| Ing the Northwestern league.
/ Nov. 1G.-As shown by Postmaster
Halves report, submitted to the meet
ing Of the Rock Island Business Mems
association held at the Harper house
last Friday night Rock Island Is now
entitled to the benefits and convent
onces Of a free delivery service, and
our public spirited citizens are conse-
quently in eager expectancy OF the de
sired news from Washington that the
city is to have that 10 which 1t is en-
titled
Christ Gaetjer. John Ohlweiler and
Gus Stengel returned last evening from
very pleasant camp at Boston bay
Nov. 1.-THE petition for a free de-
livery service at Rock Island has been
forwarded 10 First Assistant Postmas
ter Stevenson at Washington ~ Post
master HAYES and it now oniy. re-
mains 10 await he answer.
Nov. ia bold robbery was com
mitted below the G., q & O. yards.
this city. at 80 yesterday afternoon.
Thomas Twelftree. a farmer from near
Reynolds, WIS met IN the early par.
Of the afternoon by four river en-
ployes Of The Diamond 10 line The
four rascals euticed the farmer into a
saloon. and after getting him pretty
well saturated with benzine, got him
down near Fourteenth street on the
river front, where they boldly robbed
him Of his purse, containing &25. and
gold watch and put out. The police
were Informed, aud having been given
a good description Of the robbers, cap
tured them.
Since his trip 70 Boston bay. It 80
said that Chris Gazetteer has developed
a taste fer baked muskratB. and he is
thinking Of giving a muBkrat supper.
to a few Of his friends
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18

IT IUIH an EAC hdH8e.J
A man was up town had occasion to
walk down town night or two ago to
keep an engagement at $50, and as he
came he passed a house from which
he heard the voice of a woman plain
lively wailing. "Oh, Where Is My Wan
dering Boy Tonight" On his return,
an hour later, he stopped and informed
the mother that her wondering boy
was at that moment sitting on the
church steps with his arms around
some mothers wandering girl. The
mother promptly informed him that
she didn't believe 1t. and that he was
a mean old thing, anyway, for snoop-
ing around where he had no business.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18
MORE INSIDE INFORMATION.

(From Port Byron Globe).
The electric light during the fierce
storm Of last Saturday night was
knocked out for couple hours and
the town was as dark as the inside
Of COW. when the difficulty was dis
covered, light came quicker than the
wink Of an eye.-Princeton Core
spondent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18
CFrom The Argus File

(From The Argus Files of 1850
Nov. 13.-Sporting circles are said
to be much interested over a coupling
contest that is to take place in Daven-
port on Nov. % between Fred Grand
rath of Iowa City and Henry Wehrend
OF Moline. The man who wins 20 heats
first to be winner and will receive a
gold medal and 20 per cent of the net
receipts Of the entertainment. The
loser TO receive the remaining 30 per
cent.
Fiebig, the expert. is putting cleo
trio bells into the Harper house saloon
by which it is also being connected
With the hotel proper.
The driving park meeting is TO be
held at the Harper house at S O'Clock
this evening. There should be a full
attendance present.
The Rock Island Business Mems as
ISOLATION met at the Harper house last
night to discuss the new union depot,
the prospective removal of the c., r.
I. &, p. shops. another free delivery,
and the Hennepin canal, which is pro
posed.
Nov. 1.-THE Broadway Presbyteri-
an church contained large cOngre-
cation last evening. the service being
devoted expressly 10 young men. II
was a Y. 81. {. 4. meeting, and the
services were of nature BETTING the
occasion.
Saturday afternoon between 4:30
and 5 O'Clock the house occupied by
Charles Yerbury. corner Of Thirteenth
street and Second avenue, was discoy-
q ed 70 be IN flames. The Wiceawake
Hose and Hook and Ladder company
turned out and soon had the fire under
control. The fire is supposed to have
had it's origin in a defective 1ue which
passes through a closet.
Rockford talks Of a professional
baseball team next season, and enter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18

Lame back comes on suddenly and
is extremely painful. 1t is caused BY
rheumatism OF the muscles. Quick
relief is afforded by applying Cham,
berlain's Eminent Sold by all
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18
A HALLOWEEN CLEANING.

(FrOm Hillsdale POSt.)
The town was unusually quit this
year on Halloween. Nothing harmed
or vested with the exception of a few
bars of soap.
Ed Sand took a passenger to Erie
Sunday evening
Miss Mildred is working for Luthern
Persalls as kitchen maid
Mr.. Shaffer attended church at En-
terprise Sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18

lot /, block 5, Donahoo and Cosnes s.
First addition, East Moline, 81.
Mile Stevens to Lars p Nelson. lot
s, block 121, New Shops addition, East
Moline, 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18
COURT HOUSE RECORD
Real Estzte Transfers.

Alice c. Walker TO Johr and
Catherine WEIGH, lot l, block Is. o.
Child's ADDITION, Moline. $3.50
James H. Sharpe 10 Cecil E. Harper,
lot 81, block 131, First addition, Sill
us, $4,000
Lawrence c. Warner 70 Ed Wiese.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18
Caps SOME TRAVELLER.

(FrOm Port Byron Globe)
Captain Forsythe now travels in an
auto as well as in launch.
Captain William Forsythe has bought
him an automobile and it goes like the
wind
town this week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18
AERAID DO oo to,lE, IN NE DARk

AFRAID TO 60 HONE IN THE DARK.
From Reynolds PTess)
Miss Mabel Bull brought Mrs. Ella
Wheaton in from Buffalo Prairie
Wednesday evening to attend the Elk
srTom-Iohnson wedding. The ladies
stayed over night on account of the
darkness and rain.
Fawnus NEans visited in South Bow
ling Sunday.
Helen Cole and Lola Huntley were
having dental work done in the city
Friday.
Charles Huntley was made a wood
man Saturday night
\ man from Millersburg fixed a
pump for Miss Addie BoyIes one day
last week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18
CHORDS AND DISCORDS

Cable isn't very big. but it stin does
lots of business.
Robert Frew used up Tuesday in
Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18
sANDY,s NEW FILLER.

{ From Milan Independent
Schroeder Todd of Rock Island is
tilling for Sandy Coyne.
Lester Derrick and Sam Hutchin-
son dehorned cattle Friday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18

there is to be an interesting we'd
ding in the village before the first
of the year. Watch for full partic-
uIars in the Clarion. We have not
yet received a bid, but we're expect
ing one ard even if we are not num-
bered among the fortunate, we'll
print the news just the same. See
our bargain rates on subscriptions
beginning Jan. l.
Seth Willetts, our faithful P. NJ,
was absent from his official duties
two days, viz: Monday and Tuesday
of the. present week, having been ad-
vised to remain indoors because of
a suspicious cough The two first
days of the week never see much
business for the P. NJ. anyway, but
what we desire to call the especial
attention of the postoffice depart
ment to is the likelihood of the p
VI. being taken i'll at a time when the
office is rushed with mail. FERN
stance, suppose he was indisposed
Friday morning when our issue is
turned loose on him? I'VE must in
sist that p NJ. Willetts have an as
sistant. Only eight pieces of mail
came to the office Monday and Tues
day. These were left at Spencer's
store. Seven. were postcards, but
they were just exchanges of greet
ings between relatives Owing to the
bad condition of the roads. five vet
remain to be called for when we
went to press with this weeks is
sue.
Horace Murfee is our new barber.
He arrived last week and already has
launched into successful business. !
We have heard only kind words for
his workmanship and we predict a /
brilliant future for him in our
midst. Mr.. Murfee comes from
nearby state and is a young man of /
charming attachments. Until he finds
a permanent place Of residence, he /
is making his shop his quarters. He 4
desires to locate in a quiet neighbor- |
hood, where he may pursue uninter-
rupted his musical work. He is pro-
fcient on the tuba and tromb bone. If +
he remains with US. he states. next
he will organize a band. We
welcome Mr.. MUrfee to our village
We have long been in need Of a (
really talented musician We have
plenty of blacksmiths and jewsharp
strangers, but have always been shy
on talent Of the Murfee kind.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18
FRO,I THE VALLEY CLARION.

AS we exclusively stated in these
columns nigh o na month back,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-18
BY J. M. c.

GROUNDS FOR MORE CHALLENGES.
Chicago Tribune Head
"N'NAMARA PANEL FULL AGAIN"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-24

AT THE TAVERN LAST EVENING.
BY THE ATTORNEYS OF MA
RON COUNTY WHEN THEY
GATHER ABOUT BOARD OF
FRATERNAL FRIENDSHIP.

A most enjoyable banquet was held
last evening at the Tavern by the
members Of the Marion County Bar
Association when large representa-.
tive delegation OF legal lights OF this
city and community gathered about
the festival board in annual social ses-
sion.
1t was one of the most pleasant
banquets ever given by the associa-
ton and will long be remembered by
those who were present. The feast
was prepared under the supervision oil
Mrs. Benjamin Williams and 1t was a
delicious repast in the extreme.
Bernard L. Butcher, Esq., president
of the association and one Of the best
toastmasters in the State, acted as
toastmaster for the happy occasion,
who called upon Judge John w. Ma
son, Judge E. F. Morgan, Honorable
w. S. Raymond and Attorneys j. A.
Meredith, A. L. Lehman, G. NJ. Alex
ander, NJ. w. Ogden and several other
gentlemen for brief addresses which
were responded to in most interest
ing manner.
Those to gather about the table Of
friendship and merrfmont were B. l.
Butcher, John W. Mason, sr., w. s.
Meredith, w s. Raymond, q. NJ. Show
alter, H. N. Ogden, A. B. Fleming, ].
"A. Meredith, P. M. Hoge, Kemble
White, A. L. Lehman, Z. F. Hartley,
John W.. Mason, Jr. E. +. Morgan, j.
p. Kirby, Scott c. Lowe, G. NJ. Alex.
.ander, Sweeney Fleming, Paul G.
Armstrong, NJ. L. Sturm, Earl Nor
gan, Walter Haggerty, Rollo Conley,
NJ. w. ogden, Waitman H. Conawayr
r. A. Watts, Edgar s, Phillips, James
o. Mccoy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-24
BADLY INJURED
MRS. FRANK MORGAN MAY NOT
RECOVER FROM INJURIES sus.
TANNED IN RUNAWAY.

PINE GROVE, w, Va. June "a
Last evening the citizens OF Pine
Grove we're greatly shocked to learn
that Mrs, Frank Morgan was so serl-
ously injured in a runaway accident
that she has small chance to recover
and that her son, Lee, was also badly
hurt. -.
The accident occurred about a mile
above this town and was caused BY
the horse. which young Mr.. Morgan
was driving suddenly becoming frlght'
ened and running away. The carriage
was overturned and the young man
thrown out; but Mrs. Morgan was
dragged for long distance by the
plunglng steed before she could extrl'
cato herself from the buggy. The IN.
inrcd woman was carried to the house
.of friend and DR.. McCluskey, OF
Pine Grove called at once. He rem
dered all medical aid possible, but at
a late hour to-day the victim Of the
accident was unconscious and the doc.
tor stated that he had very small
hope for her recovery.
The son escaped with spratned
ankle and some painful bruises. Mrs,
Morgan is one OF the best known
women in Wetzel county and Is the
daughter Of Sanford West, The en-.
tire community is greatly shocked al
this dread happening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-24
NEW CRAFT WILL GO
UP STREAM ON SUNDAY.
Barnes and Harr Boat viii Tour Fish.
ina and Picnic Grounds To-mor'
row Morning and Afternoon.

Those who want TO enjoy a delight.
full ride upon the river tomorrow and
to spend several hours at a most pleas
ant fishing camp will have an opnor'
tunity TO do so at the Barnes-Harr
camp,
The new and handsome stern.wheel
boat will leave the local wharf at IL
o'clock Sunday morning and at two
o'clock in the afternoon r. the Barnes.
Harr fishing and picnic grounds, re-
turning at six o'clock. The craft Will
tow a barge and the vessel and the
hnrve will have capacity OF 200 per-
sons.
Al is believed that large number OF
Falrmont people will avail themselves
of spending an hours ride upon the
river and a half day at the camp, which
is about 61h miles upstream.