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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-06-12
ALAMO

We are somewhat surprised to hear
that protest has been forwarded from
here for the purpose of acting against
the proposition of issuing bonds for our
prospective school house. Now the fact
eve of our awakening to the reality
Of what we have been and what we
ought to be; that is. if we are to be-
Of use to ourselves, the state, and
our own community. We are begin.
ming to realize the great possibilities
of our wonderful valley-we think. thu
most wonderful valley in the state.
With propero rganization and coop
erative unity, Pahranagat could be made
one of the most productive valleys in
the United States, and gold mine
for its people, as wei as for the coun-
ty and state. The fertility of it's
soil Is remarkable. The water supply is
such that should it be properly hand
led and merged into one big project
for irrigation purposes, it would be
the means of taking in hundreds of
acres of the finest kind of alfalfa land.
But all Of this Is not going to d,
us any good unless we boost" 4 lit.
tic duu icl outSiucTS KNOW Wnat
have. We are aware now that we
need more people to come among us t,
settle and help us bring the communit,
up to- what 1t can be made and what
1t should become. We are also of tn,
opinion that it would be almost hope.
less to try and pursuade prospective
purchaser to buy In here unless W,
can convince his that the social an,
instructional sides of the story ar,
Ideal. To do this we must unite an,
we must boost" and then "boost'' som
more.
We must bond the "school district
have good. comfortable and substantial
building; one which would be a credi
TO our community and its citizens an
corner stone of our efforts to bull
up and become what the possibilitie
OF our valley merit; that we should be
come good. conscientious, progressiv
citizens Of the United States and Ne
vada.
Great credit IL due the school trustees
Mrs. Lois Stewart, Lawrence Richar,
! and Sumner U. Stewart They hay
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-06-12
Prince Con. Declares
Its First Dividend

friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Wadsworth and
daughter, Lillian, went to Caliente last
Tuesday, the latter to receive medical
aid She has been in quite poor healt
for sometime.
Miss Elva Phillips came from Phoebe
Monday to remain indefinitely with
relatives.
The Misses Ruth Mary Gessler and
Bess Webb and Prof Geo. A. Morgan
teachers in the L. C. high school. de-
parted for their respective homes last
Friday.
The senior swarm of the bee Hive"
girls met at the home of Sue Hears
Tuesday afternoon at $50. The attend
ance was small.
Mrs. John Austin was the guest of
Mrs William Butler last week
The misses Rowena and Vera Lee
went up to the Prince mine Saturday
to join the rest of the family. They
will remain until S NJ Il V2ens exi te' Al
A base ball game Yves played Fri
day afternoon between Phoebe and
Panaca junior teams, resulting in a
v
more games We're played Saturday. the
first being III to in favor of Phoebe;
and the other to l in favor of Panaca.
VIM. Lee came down from the Prince
mine Saturday, his daughters return
lig with him.
The junior swarm of the bee Hive
girls met at the home of the beekeeper
Miss Dora Wadsworth Wednesday after.
noon. A good meeting was held.
Wash. Edwards and Erastus Hanson
turned Monday from Loga, Utah, where
theyhave been att nding the agricultural
college.
Lynch's auto YVES down Sunday from
Phoebe carrying several passengers.
Erastus Ronnow and John Atchison re
turned from Bristol the first of the
week. They have been engaged in
hauling ore.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-06-12
GOOD ROADS PLAN
NOW Being DISCUSSED

Hush. Something Is going to happen
A good road Is to be built between Pr
oche and Callente This was decided
at meeting of the board of county
highway commissioners at a meeting
last saturday.
A step In the right direction But
let us go little further and procure
an All fear-Auto route from Ely to
Las Vegas. Roy Martin, president of
the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce
has written letter of enquiry to T.
*. lynch promising that the project
VIII have the hearty cooperation of.
Las Vegas. White Pine county will
do likewise. There are only g few bad
places to fix. Now let's get busy.
1t Is expected that meeting of all
auto owners and others win be called
next week to organize Lincoln County
Automobile or Good Roads association.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-06-12
PARENTS'-TEAcHER BALL
NETTEO SUM FOR THE SCHOOL

The i'ne given Th;.Isday night at
Thompsc', Opera hsil by the parents =
Teachers associat on EioIcl 10 be
social as well as financial success. The
the proceeds from the dance and refresh
n,,,. az. ounted to aop = sS' lriS - n
ey will be applied Tor tue Icnctil 'f
the Il annual training department to be
cstab. he'd in the Phoebe schools Ia
the near future.
The board of trustees appreciates the
interest taken by the Parents Teach
ers association and others in the bet
terment of the schools and it is planned
to also get domestic science course
started in addition to the manual train
ing department. The board will not
have the funds available to make these
innovations without such assistance as
has all eady been rendered by the Par
ents Teachers association. This is
the kind of help from public spirited
citizens which does much good in any
community
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-06-12
.p|OCHE TO CELEBRATE
MONDAY, JULY 51H

Get out your ear torturing implements.
Phoebe is going to celebrate.
At mass meeting of citizens at
the court house Wednesday evening 1t
1t was decided that the nations ma
tai day should be observed in true pat
riotic order this year. Many express
fitting to do SO this year, because Of
the international conflagration abroad
and because, also, the United Stat S
is about the only great nation on the
globe which is not engaged in a bloody
war. il,I
Judge Ches. Lee Horsey acted as
chairman of the meeting and after the
usual preiminaries, a finance committee
was selected consisting OF c. A. Thomp-
son, J. A. Nesbitu and A. A. Carman.
The arrangement of program for the
occasion was left to a general committee
consisting of A. L. Scott, e. C.. D..
Marriage Mrs. John r. Cook, Roy Orr
and Mrs Jennie Wilcox.
dance will be given on the night
of July 5th, which date has been Sc
lected for the celebration--the Fourth
coming on Sunday. The proceeds Of the
dance will go to the benefit of the Pi-
oche Brass band
The COMMITTEES viii get to work in
few days when the program will be
announced
Among the features already decided
Win be parade on the morning of
July 9Th, in which will appear God
dess of Liberty, who will be selected
In "most popular young lady" vot-
Ing contest This idea was proposed by
members of the Kupie Klub and 1t is
safe to predict that we will have a
kupie for a Goddess
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-06-12

from the first shown whole hearted zeal
in the interest of the school and for
the community at large. They are
boosters so let's help them. To the
trustees we take off our hats.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Higbee left on
the sth inst for C1liente. Mrs. Higbee
will go to Provo. Utah, and will visit
in Salt Lake. Bountiful. Silver City and
Wallsburg before returning to her home
in Alamo.
Mrs. Lucy Nebekcr leaves "Wednesday
for Provo. Utah. where she win visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Horace Slack
New potatoes and peas are ready to
use here now The cherries are ripenlng
and apricots are beginning to ripen.
j. A. Adams was in the valley Sun
day receiving cattle and the COW boys
left with them Monday, driving to
Caliente
Jos. Cox has purchased the Cutler
feme in Alamo and expects to occupy
in the near future.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-06-12
CALIENTE

Mrs. T. Dorrell returned from Panaca
Few days ago. She will stay for brief
time with her granddaughter, Miss
Marie Rice, and then return to Provo,
Utah.
Mrs. T. Allen from Las Vegas has
been visiting with friends here.
Mrs E. White left for Salt Lake a
few days ago for a months visit
The women of Ca.iente are learning
to run automobiles.
A petition is being circulated and is
being signed by many, with view of
having the road to the cemetery re-
paired
The case of Clark Reed, charged with
selling property belonging to H. A. Vic
ker, was dismissed in Justice Palmer's
court few days ago. The costs of
the action were paid by Mr.. Wicker.
Mrs. Shaffer and Mrs. Jackson of Las
Vegas have beed visiting with Miss
l.. Vaughn.
H. w. Underhill and family and a
few friends autoed to Grassy last sun
day.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-06-12
NEWS ~
./uWZz0
Co]lIfY s
Hpz =
PANACA

John Grove and mother Mrs. Brown,
came down from Phoebe Sunday, re-
turning the same evening.
Ell Edwards, Lafe Wadsworth. Amos
Phillips, Levi Blad. Erwin Lee. Hose
Edwards and John and James Newman,
went to Caliente Tuesday to deliver
cattle which were sold to Mr. Adams
the previous day
Mrs. Melissa Lee. Mrs, VIM. Math-
ews and A. H. Wedge left for Over
ton last Thursday to attend the quar-
terly conference held Saturday and
Sunday June 5th and 9Th. They re-
turned the following Tuesday.
Bert Findlay went to Phoebe and
back Monday
Mrs. John Grove and daughter LOU
ise. are the guests of her sister, Mrs
Geo. Syphus, during this week They
VIII return to Las Vegas Friday OF
Saturday.
Judge and Mrs. Horsey were dowr
from Phoebe Thursday evening Of las
week to attend the high school com
mencement exercises.
William Heaps spent the latter par
q last week at Modena visiting will
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-06-12

of Lincoln County, Saturday, June
5th, 1)15.
Jas. N. Ho,lglr, salary and mileage,
month of May, 1916, $29.40
James Ryan, salary and mileage, in
month of May 1915, $31.6O.
John w. Wedge. salary and mileage,
in month of May, 1915, s43.
Chas Culverwell. salary as county
treasurer and clerk. S20S3S.
c. W. Garrison, salary recorder and
auditor, $3.50.
Dan ]. Ronnow. salary sheriff and
assessor, $3.50.
Jake Johnson, salary as deputy shels-.
iffs and jailer, SIPS
c. p Christensen salary as deputy
sheriff and jaier, Caliente, $1O0.
Mrs. Geo. Richard. salary as jani-
tor for month of May, 1915, $50
J. d. Campbell. salary as health of
flcer. monfh of May 1915, s25.
VIM. Mathews, Jr., supplies for in
digents. IS.
Joseph Rice, supplies for indigents, S.
Panaca Coop, supplies for indigents,
$5,05.
Wm +. Orr, salary as district at
torney, May 1915, s15Or
c. Z. 'Fllristensen, cash advanced for
railroad flare, $25. s5.
James Hulse, wood for INDECENT, 81.
H. Kahn, shoes for prisoner S375
omer Stewart, transportation of wit
ness, 1925.
d. J. Ronnow, cash advanced for com.
ON poll tax collections, $2.55
Dan j. Ronnow, mileage assessing Pa
naca and Caliente. $672
John Richard, expenses to Moapa for
Tom Graves, s22.
Mrs. M. c. Jones, meals served at
county jail, s39 So
Mrs. Leon Mcintosh, taking testimony
IN Justice court Clliente. $l2 60
Frank Palmer, justice fees. s5.
Frank Palmer, work and repairs on
caliente water system, $26.5O.
Frank Palmer, justice fees, $4.25.
c. Del Curto, Interpreter In case of
State VS.. r. Martello, $5.
Amalgamated Phoebe M. & S. Corp.
repairs on water main, s456.
Lane Tilford, coyote scalps So.
'Chas. Kixmiller, coyote scalps. $40.
Floyd Campbell, lighting hose house
No. 2, Phoebe Town. So
lus!u 6epss upeM lssI esnou lInoo Gun
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-06-12
PRINCE CON. PURCHASES
BOSTON & PlocHE PLANT

The Prime Conso idated Mining Co,
has arranged for the purchase of the
100 h. p. gasoline engine and compress
sor plant at the Boston 4 Phoebe mine
and has undertaken the task of mov.
Ing the equipment to the Prince mine
where the engine viii be used to OPP
crate the electrical machinery recently
purchased by the P.since management.
Meanwhile. operat on in the shaft
from the sixth level have been suspend
ed. to be res>med, however, as soon as
the plant is installed. The pumps in the
shaft will be electrically operated.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-06-12
Foote Heads Bankers

At a recent session of the Nevada
Bankers association, which met in
San trsnciseo, c. W. Foote of Fall
lon vas elected president: Nose Rein
hart Of Winnemucca, vice president;
John Dayey of Reno. secretary: J. T
Goodwin of Love.ock, secretary: and
j. NJ. Henderson and F.. NJ Lee OF
Reno members of the executive coun-
ell. Bankers from Nevada California,
Oregon and Idaho met in joint session
for four days and passed a resolution
urging bankers througout the country
to encourage sentime mt favoring leg
lation by the mkt congress for a
merchant marine.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-06-12

At meeting of the directors of the
Prince Consolidated Mining * Smet-
ing company in Salt Lake last Wednes-
day afternoon, dividend OF l-2 cts
per share. amounting to s25,O0O, was de-
clared; payment is to be made July l.
to shareholders of record June 26th.
The Prince company is earning on
tho basis of $4,000 Or month all of
which speaks well for the present able
management.
This is the initial dividend OF the
Prince Consolidated and no doubt from
now on this will be a regular occurrence
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-06-12
PRINCE CONSOLIDATED FOLK
WILL HOLD BIG CELEBRATION

Residents at the Prince mine are GO
ing ahead with their arrangements ior
a Fourth of July celebration on that
side of the mountain. A good program
of sports viii be arrnaged and everv-
thing indicates that other places in
Lincoln county will have to ''go some
TO outdo the Prince people.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-06-12
In Search of Her.

Give me the girl who knits her
stockings and not her brows. curls ner
halr but not her lip, and threads her
needle and not the streets!" exclaim-
ed the old fogy pbilr sopher, who seem
ed 70 think he was going to have
trouble in finding somebody who could
give him one Of that sort.-Browning S
Magazine
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-06-12
STATE OF NEVADA
COUNTY OF LINCOLN

COUNTY OF LINCOLN
l. Chas. Culverwel, county clerk here
oy certify that the foregoing is a fun.
true and correct list Of all bills allowed
by the board of county commission rs
ot Lincoln county, Nevada, at it's
meeting held Atril 5th, 1915.
In witness whereof l have hereunto
Set my hand and the seal of said county
thls 9Th day Of June, 1915.
CHAS. CULVERWELI..
County Clerk.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-06-12
CYANIDE TANKS AT THE
SNYDER & FRANKLIN LEASE

Snyder 4 Franklin. who have
tease on the old Raymond & Ely dump
Eeaow No. shaft, have been busix
engaged this week in installing
battery of cyanide tanks and it is ex-
pected that by the end of the week.
they will be extracting gold from the,
big dump which the lease covers.
The initial plant will handle about
sc tons per day ,s
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-06-12

quo Vadis, in three acts. eight reels
--time two hours. One of the greatest
pictures ever made. Unquestionably the
most wildly known picture In existence
Produced by Societa Italiana Cines,
Rome. Italy. At the movies June 1sth.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-06-12
Reform School To open

Gov. Boyle has issued a proclamation
to the effect that the new New. school
OF industry Will be opened on June u.s.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-06-12

Geo. karakas has improved the ap-
pearance OF his home on Cedar ST., by
building on porch, which is to be-
screened in4
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-06-12
BILLS ALLOWED

BY the Board Of County Commissioners
of Lincoln County, Saturday, June
5th, 1)15.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-06-10
we GOT GIAMARI,"
WITNESS DECLARES
CORNELL TOLD HIM
Rofrano's Name Again Figures
in the Testimony at Muir
der Trial.

Eyewitness to the shooting Of
Mike oiamari. ex- Sheriff Tom Foley's
lieutenant in the Second Assembly
District, gave testimony to-day in the
Criminal Branch Of the Supreme
Court at the trial OF Rocco Carni-
vale. also known as "Rox" Cornell.
Carnivale Is accused Of instlgating
oastano Montimagno to commit the
murder.
Michael Polito, seventeen years old.
said he saw Montimasno fire three
shots into Giamari's body after the
latter had fallen at the corner OF Oak
and Chestnut Streets from the first
shot.
Tony La Sale. who. with his brother
Joseph, arc serving life sentences In
Sing Sing for the murder Of James
Minott, another Foley lieutenant, tes-
tined that while he was In tho Tomts
awaiting trial for the killing OF
Minott he met Carnivaie. whom he
had known for ten years. and con.
versed with him about the murder o,
Giamari.
II saw him on . Sunday morning.
La Sale told the Jury. about March
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-06-10

90 Ny brother and I were together.
Carnivaie came over 70 w and told
US not 20 worry. a. Mike Rofrano
would take care Of us. as he was
worth 100000"
Anything eisef" asked Mr..
Brothera
Yes, he said to Frank Fennimore,
Z want you TO stop writing letters
to Mike Rofrano about getting out.
He 10 doing all he can for YOU"
,"Any;n.ns about the killing Of
"carnivaie said TO us, We'll. We 70,
that 0iamari out Of the way. he
won't be NO more . tough guy"
Anything clsef"
"Carnivais told Ne TO keep our
mouths shut. not 70 talk to any ons
and everything would be all right. n.
told US that Rofrano was going tc
have him hailed out. He was baiicd
Carnivale was In the Tombs at the
time on the charge Of subornation
OF perjury In inducing Q witness tc
testify falsely against Giamari's two
brothers.
La Sale Identified the revolver wit,
which Monttmagno shot Giamari a
the property Of Carnivaie.
Il saw II In his Possession in the
Homo Rule Democratic Club Gro.
francs club) once" La Sale told the
Jury. He was four flushing with It
l also saw him with Il in the Chat
ham Inn in Doyer Street, which plac,
Carnivale once kept"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-06-10
JUSTICE IS SUSPICIOUS
WHEN ACTORS FRIENDS
TELL OF HIS PARTIES"
Holds Up Divorce Decree
Sought by Mrs. Malcolm
E. Williams.

Supreme Court Justice Lehman de-
clared to-day that whom . married
mans best friends come into court
and "peached" on him by revealing his
escapades with other women whom
they were along II L. time for Judge
to become Suspicious. For that rea-
son he announced he wasn't certain
whether he would grant a divorce 10
Mrs. Marion =. williams. wife Of
Malcolm Z. Williams. actor and mem
Der of the Lambs Club. Mrs. WILL
Jams, known on the stage a. Minnie
Radcliffe, married williams in st.
Louis In 1899.
Without apparent reluctance John
NJ Sainpolis. a we'll known star. and
Hardee Kirkland. also an actor. told
Of going with Williams from the
Lambs Club to an elegantly fur
Dished duplex apartment at No. ..
West Fifty-ninth Street. in tho
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-06-10

ting Il before the Court Of Special
Sessions sitting in Brooklyn.
I'VE regard the rule as entirely rea-
sonable and We intend to uphold IT,
was the statement of Chief Justice
Russell after he had conferred with
Justices o'Kcefe and McInerney As Ia
the decision.
Denis J. Wall, the conductor Of q
y. u. t. trolley. said that Horowits
boarded the car At Livingston and
Bond Street after IL contained the
maximum number Of forty eight pas
sengers and refused to get on HI
was then placed under arrest.
Sentence was suspended on Horo.
witx to-day. He indicated that h
would appeal on the ground that h
was not the last man TO board the cal
and was improperly ordered from Il
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-06-10

shadow Of the Plaza Hotel.
"whoss apartment was TT" asked
ths lawyer.
II don't know the woman's last
mama but anyway shs was at the door
to welcome U.S." the actor said. we
met another woman inside and We
sat down and had . drink. After .
while . third woman came and We
had some more drinks and talked .
bit. You So We were all soed
friends"
"whsrs aid all you friends stay that
nishtr' was asked.
on. W had rooms ana ws didn't
leave TIL the next morning"
Justice Lehman recalled Mrs. WILL
iams 10 the stand and asked her how
she learned Of the midnight party
described by Kirkland and sainpoiis.
She said a good friend" told her
over the phone.
But he goes out with other women,
and every one knows It." remarked
Mra Williams.
I'll by no means decide now
whether q decree should be granted
In this case" said Justice Lehman.
ITS decidedly suspicious whom good
friends Of both parties como into .
court to tell ALL The very fact that
the witnesses Sainpoiis and Kirk
land walked into Mr.. Williams's room
to get . drink In very suspicious In
itself-at least improbable-in the
eyes OF . practical world. The
whole thing sounds too good"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-06-10
widow 81 Senator Murphy Dead.

widow 81 Senator Murphy Dead.
SEABRIGHT. N. J.. Juno io.-The
widow of former United States SEN
ator Edward Murphy of New York
10 dead At her summer home here.
She came here some time ago from
her homo in Troy. Mrs Murphy
leaves Q largo family of sons and
daughters. among them the wodow of
former Mayor Hugh Grant.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-06-10
CROWDED CAR RULE IS
UPHELD BY The COURT
Man VINO Crushed in Car When
the Limit Number Was Aboard
Is Convicted.

me rule OF the Health Department
against the overcrowding of street
care was upheld to-day when Jacob
Horowits. a feather merchant living
at No. seo4 Fort Hamilton Parkway,
Brooklyn, was found guilty of VIOLA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-06-10
OBJECTIONS TO SHAW.

Wom Nc Fhflshelphih EedGuJ
IT object to Shaw's coarseness"
said the lady with the ingrowtnG
face.
And t. responded the man with
the fringed collar and the lack OF
haircut, ITO his of-course ness"
The state herald., 1915-11-19
Big Denver Show.
January Event win he First Big Ex
position In Two Years.

II is expected now tha, the Denver
Stock Show In January will cclc.
bratc the end Of the foot and mouth out
break and will be the big show Of the
country for this season. All OF the 9th
or shows have been abandoned or held
only in part, and tho big breeders OF
the country are looking forward to the
Denver show as the frat opportunity In
two years to yet together In competition
All tho big herds Of the country are
planning 10 come to Denver. and ma the
foot and mouth contagion Ia practically
ended. there will be nothing In the way
Of the biggest show the west has ever
seen. The show management la max
Ing preparations for the biggest event
IN It's history. and there Is no question
but that all ths. facilities will be taxed
The state herald., 1915-11-19
Baptist Church

Services next Lords Day..as usual,
Sunday School iGD
Morning worship iiO
Is. Y. Y. u. TOO
Evening preaching $3.50
Wednesday evening prayer mtg $50
This Junior Union will msa at 2:3o
Subjects
Morning - Booze.
Evcning-Thc elder brother.
The union Thanksgiving service will
be held at tho Baptist church next
Thursday morning Nov. 25. at ioo'eioek
n. IN.
Tho union prayer meetings In prepa
ration for the revival will be held thru.
out the town and country every Wed.
neseay night at o'clock. Let US do
some personal work and try to get as
many out as possible.
A hearty welcome Is extended to all
10 attend all our services
A. c. Blinsinger. Pastor.
The state herald., 1915-11-19
Rolyokc, Coo

g. their utn,'.. Plan, are being m,
for additional buildings to take care of
the increased exhibits.
The passing Of the show at Denver
last winter was big disappointment TO
stockmen all over the west, and there
has been constant fear that disease
co'di ions might comoell it to be aban.
doned again. but the outlook now Ia
that the snow can be held with perfect
safety. The only contagion spot left
in the country is in Illinois, and the In
feeted area is growing smaller every
day 1t is believed that by the frs, OF
December all the qulrantines will have
been raised and the contagion will be .
matter Of history. In the meanwhile.
arrangement, for the big Denvei show
are being pushed vigorously