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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1914-05-08

Items Of Interest In and Around Rose.
mary and Roanoke Rapids

HOdnOke lrlDe mo. 81 OIL keQ
Men will entertain the Weldon
and Jackson Tribes next Friday
night with a Smoker and Ice
Cream Supper in the Red Mems
Hall in Roanoke Rapids.
Miss Emma Taylor from Sea-
board is visiting Miss Josephine
Tillery.
Miss Ruth Davis has gone to
her home in Greenville.
Mr.. John House will make his
report Sunday morning immedi-
ately after Sunday school from
the Baraca-Philathia Convention
teld in Durham on April the
27 and 2Sth.
Mr., L. H. Spain has resigned
his job with Mr.. G. d. Shell.
Mr.. Hurlie King has accepted
a position with Mr.. G. d. Shell.
Miss Mary Walters left Mon
day morning for her home in
Hertford.
Mr.. Joseph Welsh returned to
his home in Roanoke Rapids from
Fort Miles, Va, on Saturday.
Miss Sarah Waller left Mon
day afternoon for her home in
kinston.
Mr.. r. M. James was called
suddenly to Scotland Neck on
Tuesday night on account of the
death of his aunt. Mrs. Whitley.
Mr.. B. S. Webb left on We'd
nesday for a few days visit to
friends and relatives in Scotland
Neck and Williamson.
Mr.. f. M. Shute spent Tues
day and Wednesdayin Williams
ton where he acted as best man
at the marriage of Mr.. J. Ben
jamin Hopkins and Miss Jessie
Brown.
Revival services will begin next
Sunday at the Methodist Church
in Roanoke Rapids, conducted by
the pastor. The public is cordial
ly invited to come out and attend
these services.
An Ice Cream Supper for the
benefit of the Roanoke Rapids
Methodist Church will be held on
the lawn in front of the Church
next Saturday night. This Sup
per will be given by the Ladies
Aid Society. Everyone is cor
daily invited to be present.
Messrs. w. 0. Thompson and
w. S. Clark left Saturday on
motorcycles for Spartinburg, S.
c., where they will be a week
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. M. V. Froelich spent
several days of this week in
Garysburg visiting friends.
Mrs. R. P. Beckwith enter
tanned the Ladies Aid Society,
of the Presbyterian church, at
her home Monday evening.
M. G. Jenkins was out of
town Tuesday.
Mrs. j. L. Grant, little daugh-
ter and, nephew of Andrews, S.
c, arg here visiting at the home
of G. B. Crews.
C. 0. Byrd left Wednesday
morning for Kenly and Oak City
on business connected with ad-
ministering the estate of the
late Prof. Smythe.
Miss Alta Transou who has
been here some time visiting her
sister, Mrs. E. w. Lehman re-
turned to her home in Winston
Salem Tuesday.
Master Eugene Lehman left
for Winston-Salem this week,
where he will be gone for some
time visiting relatives.
Herman and Theo Buck the
two little sons Of j. &. Buck left
Wednesday for Washington, N.
G., where they go to visit rela-
tiyes.
Charles Welsh, Sr. of Roanoke
Rapids, preached a fine sermon
at the Rosemary Methodist
Church last Sunday night to a
large audience.
Have you tried the Sunshine
Cnaninlfinc at tho Roca,,,o,.v C,,n-
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1914-05-08

oiu. OuoIiIIlS sale vi error ZnQ,
left on End when Johnson fans
and Dobbins grounds out End to
1st.
P. M. Towe safe on IS
error, steals End. Mosher fans,
Taylor base on balls, both advan-
ce on wild pitch. Towe scores
on Snothley's sacrifice and f.
Taylor on G. Taylor's single.
q. Taylor forced out when
Williams grounds to infield. Two
runs.
2nd. ,Hinson safe on 3rd error.
Advances to Bird on Browns
single. Sox sacrifices. James
singles, Hinson out at home. Col
Inns safe on fielder's choice.
Brown out at home when Gun
ningham hits to infield.
P. M. Fitz safe on error IS.
Forced out at second when Birch
grounds to SIS. Edwards hit to
End forcing Birch. Edwards out
End to 1st.
3rd. Gushing singles but is
thrown out at End. Johnson out
pitcher to 1st. Dohbins singles.
dies on End when Hinson
grounds out.
P. M. --Towe opens with a dou-
BILE, scores on Mosher's double
to center. Taylor grounds to
SIS and Mosher is forced. Snoth
ley grounds to infeld. Taylor
scores, Snothley crossing plate a
moment later. Williams out,
pitcher to 1st. Three runs.
4th. Brown reaches End on
RF error. Sox fans and Brown
is caught at 3rd. James fans.
PM. Fits is safe on End error.
Birch grounds to 3rd and both
advance. Edwards singles and
Fits scores. Birch is caught.
Towe hits to End forcing Ed
wards. Mosher safe on error
End and Towe scores. Taylor
singles but is caught at End.
Two runs.
9th. Collins out pitcher to 1st.
Cunningham safe on error 1st.,
but is caught. Gushing singles
and Johnston is hit. Dobbins
hits to short. Gushing is forced.
Pm. --Snothley flies out to 3rd.
Taylor E. singles, caught trying
to stretch it. Williams flies out
to CT.
9th. Hinson is out IS to 1st.
Brown safe on pitchers error.
Steals End and advances to 3rd
when End errors. Sox grounded,
James saccifices and Brown
scores. Collins walks. Cunning
ham singles scoring Sox and
James, Collins going to 3rd.
Gushing hits to infield and is
safe, Collins scoring. Johnson
hits to End forcing Cushing.
Dobbins singles and Cunningham
scores, Welsh, batting for Hin
son grounds out SIS to lst. Five
runs.
P. M. Welsh relieves James
and gives Fits a pass. Birch
fans and Fits is caught stealing
End. Edwards out SIS to lst.
7th. Brown out pitcher to 1st.
Sox hits for two bases, but dies
on End when Hollowell and Col
Inns fan.
P. M. Towe singles, Mosher
walks. Taylor is hit. Snothley
grounds to infield and Towe and
Mosher score on bad throw home,
Snothley making End and Taylor
3rd. Both score on wild pitch a
moment later. Taylor singles,
steals second. Williams is out End
to 1st, Taylor taking 3rd. Fits
fans. Birch is out IS to lst. Four
runs.
8th.-- Cunningham hits for
three bases and scores on Cush-
ings fly to CT who muffs, Cush-
making End. Johnson grounds
to End who fumbles it and Cush-
ing scores. Dobbins singles
advancing Johnson to 3rd but
dies when Welsh pops out to 3rd
and Brown and Sox fan. Two
runs.
P. M. : Edwards fans. Towe
singles and goes to End on wild
MITCH Mosher ie safa on fiald-
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1914-05-08
ROSEMARY VS. PATTERSON MILLS

lst. Cunningham flies out to
3rd. Cushing safe on error End,
left on End when Johnson fans
and Dobbins grounds out End to
1 -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28
STATE MERCHANT
DIES ON OCEAN
=. D. LutI, Niee-Presldent Kerr Dry
Goods Company, Successful Busi-
ness Man Dies on Return Trip.

News reached here yesterday Of the
death of +. .. Lulz. prominent Guth-
rie Derchunt while curoutc ON II ship
from France to America News Of the
death wis flashed Ia and by wireless
The lhlp X expected to reach New
York today
Mr. LutZ was vice president ~ the
Kerr. Dry Goods company ~ Okm.
homn city aud ut the hend Of the +.
y. Lutz Dry Goods company ~ Guth.
rlc The body viii be- brought to
Guthre for lntcrmrnl and funeral ar.
nngemenls will not be- made until IT,
arrival
Mr., Lutz departed from Oklah0mn
about a year ngu and placed himself
IN the care Of noted German Swiss
specialists seeking Il cure for cancer.
lie IL scur,iyed by wife and two
children, son 10 years old and II
daughter II. W s huxley Of OK
lahorna City is q brother-in-lOw of
Mr.. LutY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28
AUSTRALIA INCREASES LAND
TAX WITH FEW EXEMPTIONS

Sydney Dec. 2S,-The Federal Par
lament has passed new land taxes
Involving an increase Of about fifty
per cent Exemption Is granted 10 ~.
tates Of less than $500 acres, and tho
tax ls graduated, falling in maximum
percentage only upon estates cf more
thnn 10000 acres
In view Of the estimated shortage
In the wheat crop the parliament has
abolished the import duty. The
amount Of the shortagc IA estimated
az ten million bushels. The govern.
meut maintains that the removal ~
the duty win not affect the farmers,
the wheat II held hy 4leculatsfs
rcther than by farmers.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28
A YOUNG LEGISLATOR
Lewis d. Abney, Student at Univer-
atty, neeted ~ State Law Maker k
lost Past Twenty first Birthday.

Lewis n. Ahney Of stratford, Ok
who win be a member OF the leglsla
ture, IN no doubt the youngest man
10 In that. AT present he IL n
student Of the state university at Nor
man. He Ia one OF the two represent.
atives IN the lower house from Gar.
vim county.
Abney has made his own way In
the world. He II an orphan and by
his own efforts made enough money
to take him through college, He de
cided he wanted TO come to the leg
iAlature, and being personally popu
lar he made the race In his county and
won, He was 2i years old at his last
birthday. He IA probably the young
est man who ever was elected TO the
legislature.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28
OFFICIALS PACKING
90, erner Cruee and Others st State
House Segregatlng Personal Belong
ings From States Possessions.

t State officials who will permanent
" abandon their present places rr
change 10 some other department Of
the stntc government, are busy pack.
ing up their personal belongings that
Accumulated during their incumbency.
Governor Cr,lee has for some time
devoted his spare moments In se
kregating his personal letters aud
packing them so that he will be ready
to step down aud out when Governor
Williams enters the executive quar-
tiers. J. G. McClellnnd viii relinqulsh
the office OF state auditor TO Il. H.
Howard. Robert Dunlop, state treas.
iirer, will be ready To welcome W. J.,
Alexander and l,en Harrison will sny
.'come In" to j. L. Lyon. Tom Bryan,
president Of the board of agriculture,
will give up the key 10 Frank Gault,
while Fred Park N and A. l..
wedch will continue undistrtbuted.
having been elected to the offices they
held by appoi, ment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28
ASK REPRESENTATION
Business College Presidents WIN Re-
guest Legislature 10 Give Them
PIaes sn Beard Of Eduenticn.

Presidents Of business colleges IN
the state win ask the next legislature
10 amend the present school laws ~
that they may be represented ON tho
beard Of education, according 10 re
solutions adopted by the association
In a meeting here when called on
by tnennbers Of the association Cover.
nor.ciect Williams assured them that
their request would be fully consider.
ed. II IN very likely that law will
bc passed by the Legislature lcvyins
and idemnifying bond and promoters
OF business collegs to protect sub
scribers TO the schools.
This Idea has been forwarded by
State Superintendent r. II. Wilson,
Other provisions ~ the proposed law
would place the business colleges ~
the state on n uniform basis with
similar work In the state schools,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28

eruption turned 10 bois MY chin Wa
covered and had several boils on my iAce'
My hands looked 90 that I had TO stop
school and my clothes iuitated the eruption
% much that 10 kept me scratching all the
time, could not stay IN warm room and
! could not pus my hands In warm wasst
81 ai
"A fricnd advised me 70 try Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. ! sent for samples
and then bought . bon u the Cutscu~
Ointment and cuticura Soap and ! am
completely healed My sljn is - smooth
as Il ever was. use The Cuticurs Soap all
the time for 10 k the best have cvef used
tsisned) Miss Dudley Trusblood, Jan. Is,
1914
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28
SECRETARIES TO MEET
Fifty Cities VIII BE Represented at
Annual Convention Of Retailers
Offieers--Cousider Many Things,

Arrangements are being made for
the annual meeting OF secretaries Of
the Retailers association Of the state
In this city January H. More than
fifty cities win he represented at the
meeting. II is expected, and much Of
Importance to the members Of the AS
ISOLATION viii be discussed President
W, A. Raymond Of Tulsa OF the asso-.
citation OF secretaries, will be In
charge Of the meeting, and Carrie
Thomas Of cleveland IL secretary.
Many things pertaining TO the work
OF the association In its relation to
the retail merchants OF the various
lines represented In the associations
win bc considered, II IN possible the
representatives at the meeting viii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28

the original four II they are needed.
II Is planned to send out these evan
gellsts upon application from any
church.
President Dalzell In his address at
the Methodist church Sunday night
said that 1000 conversions had been
made IN nine counties OF Oklahoma
since last July by the gospel teams.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28
SUITS l .lR FIRE DEATHS
SETTLED BY AGREEMENT

Frederick, Ok, Dec. 2S-Sults for
damages amounting 10 10000 against
the Oklahoma Refining company,
brought by v G. Coleman, for per.
aonal injuries to members of his fnm.
iiy. one ~ whom died have been set.
lied ont Of court, II Is understood, for
$500 In March u the present year
Myrtle, l3year old daughter kindlet a
fire in the stove and an explosion fol.
lowed The little girl was burned
so badly she died. The mother and
other children we're also burned. II
was alleged that the oil with which
the fire was kindlcd was not coal oil
hut gasoline.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28
STATE EyANGELISTS
Tians Are Perfected TO Send Religious
Boosters 10 ANY Part ot 0slahona
Needing Workers.

Aplan to send eynngellsts TO any
town In the state which may MAKE
application was perfected Mt the
closing session Of the state conyen.
ton of Federated Gospel teams. -Four
eyangelis,s were selected 10 supervise
the state work m follows r. Y. Hens
ley, Of n Reno; VIII Chappell, ot
Guthrie. George Wood Of Cherokee
and n. ". Booth Of Oklahoma CITY
William A. Dalzell Of Pond Greek
president Of the Federated clubs WA
given power " designate assistants /,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28
PROMINENT CHOCTAW DEAD
AT HOME IN OKLAHOMA

Atoka, Ok, Dec. 2s-Judgc julius
c. Folsom, one Of the most prominent
Choctaw Indians w the state, died at
his home here, aged "a years. He held
held almost every position In the trl.
hal affair, Of the Choctaw nation ex.
rcpt principal chief. lie was always
Identified with the big affairs OF the
nation with his death there remain
four Choctaws who came 10 this coun.
try from Mississippi at the time II
the removal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28

Of August my body was
completely covered, 1
vas unable 10 slssp n
night the itching YES 20
severe. I had 10 take
sleeping medicines several
times = week 70 set any
sleep 1t al. II broke out
q q rash And scme Of the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28

consider legislative needs that may bs
desired with view Of presenting som,
measure to the legislature. The meet.
ing VIII close with reports from the
various officers and the election OF
new officers for the ensuing year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28
$500 COMFORTS, si.Ss.
Before-Inventory Sale Of
Sheets and Pillow Cases

STANDARD PILLOW CASES
~ and 45x3G inches, hemrtltchcd, been
32lsc, now. each .................. a7I4c
" and 45yB inches, hemmed, been %Oc,
now, each ...... ...,................. fSe
OTHER PILLOW CASES
~ and i5H36 Hemstitched Cases, been
22l1c, now, each ...,.. .......,...,Ifo
~ aud i0X30 Delmar Cases. now. each ibo
iSc DRESS GINGHAAs, Tc.
Oar line ~ To- Bodkfold Dress Cling
hams and Cheyiots ut 7c a yard A very
neat and attractive fabric.
OTHER WASH FABRICS REDUCED.
Tolle du Nord. Golden Rod and Seer
sucker striped Ringhams that have been
12lsc yard. now Sttc q yard
JAPANESE CREPE lBo.
japanese crepe n very popular and we
have twenty patterns from which TO So
lect Regular isC crepe now Ibe
IOc PERCALEs REDUCED TO &.
W inch percales that have been To-
yard now &C..
Gjc Elderdown now special at Soc
yard.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28

With these changes In the school laws
members Of the business colleges be-
lieve they could be represented by a
member on the state board.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28
ERUPTION COVERED
/. BODY COMPLETELY
Unable to Sleep at Night itching So
Severe. Broke Out as q Rash.
Turned to BoiIs. Clothes lrrl-
tated, Used Cuticura Soap and
Ointment, Completely Healed,

s2i Lee st., Hampton. va--"In July
Of last year the screma made I've hrst sp-
pssrxnce on my fingers and before the last
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28
80 IVORY CLOCK,
gItO

n makes no differ
cncc II you have sev-
eral clocks. you should
get one uf these Mt the
price. Swiss movement
and five different Co
lonial shapes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28
Trimming and Laces at Half
Where One Dollar Does the Work of Two

BRAID ORNAMENTS AND
FROGS.
Braid ornaments and frogs also
at HALF. Colors include black.
brown. navy blue and white. Regu-
lar prices from 25c each 10 $500
'ach. At half now. "A
Alloyor Lace In Shadow, NSt fcs
aud Nenise--Colors cream, Whk
and black that sold regula dr. NJ
15c TO $500 a yard, at hxfE tbs
week. u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28
sl.W SILK BAGS, Soc.

Something smart In
Silk Bags. They are In
Rre"n. blue, purple, and
each contains n change
purse and mirror Come
and see them.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28
Jewsly AIss Must kev.-Odds and Ends al lOc

The holiday rush in the jewelry store was un-
usual aud we find lot Of odds and ends that
must % regardless of what they cost MS In the
lot win be- found Iaynleres Pins, Beauty Pins.
Cuff Links, Hat Pins, Vanity Gases and what not
That sold from Dc 10 50c NOW ........... Zoe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28
MaNMM4w7y,&
JI334f5:Ge 10 Ill5 MILLION I5:
Betore-lnventory Sale Started Toda

all departments offer you the dependable merchandise
figures that make close eyes III loss though and
do order make the taking of inventory less tedious
NOTE CAREFULLY THE FORMER PRICE-THE SALE PRICE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28

long enough to taxi ntopcoye view Of the stuaton
other words take ,o tremendous task confronts early
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28

This sale includes lace edges from
. inches wide up to ~ aud 36inch
flounclng. Colors cream, white,
two-tOne. Chantilly, net top, silk
maline, silk and cotton shadow,
margot and novelties embroidered
In delicate colors Regular prices
l2hc yard to $3.50. Half during
this sale.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28

Miss Edith Allen Phelps, librarian
Of the Carnegie library, will depart
this evening for Chicago, to attend
meeting Of the Council Of the Amerl.
eau Library association In session De
cember 10, n and January ! She viii
b. gone a week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28

ALL BED TRIMMING AT HALF.
Spangled flouncing, Jet flounc-
ing. iridescent alloyer, bead bands
butterflies. buckles, motifs and
tassels in Jet, pearl and crystal
gold and silver tassels with buckles
TO match, rose rimniing. rhine
stone and pearl edges.
silk tassels IN black, light blue,
mink. lavender and white, all nj
half.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28

Mrs ". A. Jente returned Sunday
evening from short visit with her
mother and other relatives In Burin.
game, Kan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28

Arrangements have Just bean CON-
pleted for the opening festivities In
honor OF the new administration whicn
viii be held Monday, January IL.
There will be an inaugural reception
Monday afternoon from 3 to o'clock
In the banquet room Of the Lee Huck.
ms and the inaugural ball at the
Auditorium the. same evening at Q
o'clock. The committee on arrange
ments consists OF Messm William Nee,
chairman Richard A. vose Harry W.
Pentacost, Oscar d. Halsell, W. NJ.
Boniser, George N. Ayres, Leon Levy,
Ben wilson OF Yukon, Thomas Il.
McMechan, John H. Wright J, Il.
Dickerson Of Edmond, r. l. Peebly, ].
p. Norton and DR.. ]. A.-Young. Messrs
Carl \. Wehlener. Colin Campbell, and
Jack Jones will zee to the decorations
Of the hall and Messrs Harry w
Pentecost John II. Wright and Leon
Levy make up the executive commit
teo The music and program COMMITTEES
consists of Messrs Frank Lucas
Frank Shelley, and l.. Kellogg ant
the floor committee Of Messrs Walter
lC. Dean, James u. NJ on, W. Cor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-28

Mr.. Heber Allen. who II studying At
the University Mt Ann Arhor, spent
the Christmas holidays with Mr.. Frank
stotum and left today for his home
in Erie, Pa, for visit before return
ing 10 the university.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-06
Bill TO Create The Rio Grdnde
National Park, New Mexico

Introduced by senator Fall January 20 aud Referred to Committee
on public Lands.

propriating the receipts from the sulc
and disposal Of public lands In GER
tain states and territories t. the con-
structon OF irrigation works for the
reclamation of arid lands and any
amendments thereto. and subject tp
the rules and regulations heretofore
and hereafter adopted and promul-
gated concerning the use OF said lands
for the purpose and benefit OF said
Rio Grande project, hereby reserved
ana Withdrawn from settlement. Oc-
cupancy or disposal under the laws Of
the United states and dedicated and
set apart as a public park or pleas.
urc ground and fish and game pre-
serve for the benefit and enjoyment
OF the people OF the United states un-
der the name OF the Rio Grandc Ma
tiunal park. and All persons who
shall locate OF settle upon or occupy
the same or any part thereof. cN-
ccpt as under said law OF 1910 and
said regulations. and except aE here
matter provided. shall be considered
trcapasscrs and removed thcrcfrom.
Nothing contained herein. however.
ghail affect any valid existing claim.
location or entry under the land laws
Of the United states or the rights Of
any such claimant. locator or entry
mar TO the fun use and benefit Of
his land,
section ?. That the said park shall
be under the exclusive control N the
secretary OF the interior. whose duty
II shall be, as soon as practicable. %
make and publish such rules and reg
ulutions not Inconsistent with the
laws of the United States M he may
deem necessary and proper FOR the
care, protection. management and
Improvement Of the same. and for the
care and protection Of the fish IND
game within the boundaries thereof.
and for the construction and mainten-
ance OF roads, bridges, trails. tcie-
phone lines. and the stocking Of the
same with fish and gamc subject,
however, to the prior use Of said
lands and park and the waters now
thereupon and thercfrom for the
Z purposes OF said Rio Grande project.
Tho secretary may, Ia his discretion,
execute eases to parcels OF ground
not exceeding ten acres IN extent, at
any one place TO any one person ar
company, for not 10 exceed twenty
years. when such ground Is necessary
for the erection OF buildings FOR the
accommodation of visitors, and TO
parcels Of ground not exceeding one
acre in extent and for not 10 exceed
twenty years 10 persons who have
heretofore erected or who he may
hereafter authorize To erect summer
homes or cottases. He may also
designate a tract or tracts of land. to
N Nas.Na.N. a. 49, ~ 80 80 aaa Aa.UNaaaA
situate ON the lands aforesaid. and