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MATS0b service
FROM SOUND
SUSPENDED

On account OF labor troubles along
the Pacific coast the Matson Nayiga-
ton Company has suspended their
service between Puget Sound ports
and the Hawaiiah Islands which has
been maintained by the company with
the two steamers Hilonian and Hya-
des, according 10 wireless received
by Castle & Cooke, the local agency.
AS result connection between the
islands and the mainland Is now re-
stricted to San Francisco alone and
unless the strike can be settled In the
Immediate future or arrangements
made whereby the goods generally
shipped from the Puget Sound can be
sent from San Francisco the effects
Of the strike Will be fen here more
acutely.
The principal products brought here
from Puget Sound are grain, shocks
for making pineapple boxes and ferti-
llzer, and the Hilonian dine here tomor-
row from Seattle will bring the last
cargo from that port until conditions
on the coast are more settled. The
Hyades Is leaving San Francisco to-
morrow but the amount or nature Of
her cargo has not been learned.
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PASSENGERS BOOKED


Per IL. str. Claudine for Maui.
June 30.-W. o. Smith, A. ID. LaFnach,
Miss b. Morrison, Miss L. Glenn, Mrs.
E. Winters, Mrs. E. C. Gill, Mrs. J. J..
Moniz, Mrs. NJ. Beneavitz and infant,
Misses Beneayitz (2), Joseph Beneay.
itz, ]. w. Waldron, DR.. ]. H. Apsley,
Mrs. Mollie Espinda, Mrs. =. 8. MUIR
ray, Miss All Min, Miss Dorothy 'Copp,
Miss B. Ralston, E. C.. Moore, A. j.
Rodrigues, S. N. Kanakanui. ]. Cath
cart, Miss Ruth Hoe, Miss Esther Hoe,
Miss Lillian Whitford. Tong Lin, wife
and infant, Miss Tong, Miss Helen
Wallace, Miss NJ. P, Cook, Miss Emmy
Kaialihi, Miss n. Cowan, Miss M. H.
Rowell, Miss A. Medeiros,s, Mrs. F.
Strange and infant, Miss Grace John
son, A. NJ Brown, Frank New, G. j.
zaOriskie, ]. j.. Moniz, H Gooding
Field. Fred Trotter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Boisse, Miss A. Aknui. Mrs. Robert
Lillis and child, Mr.. and Mrs {. Ca
bral and infant, Robert CoWan, John
Grace. H Mold anhauer, Miss K Corn.
well and maids. Mrs. Gramphe and
infant, Miss Gramphe. Masters Cram.
phe Cd. -.
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PAssEseERs BOOKED

Per IL. str. Mauna hea for Hilo
and Lahaina, July Mrs. William
Thompson, Miss Elenor, Miss Lowe,
Mrs. z. M. Church, Misses Church l2),
Master Church, r. AZ. Church, j. w.
de Vis-Morton, J. D. Paris and wife,
s. A. Paris, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Huber,
Miss G. @ Lythgoe, Miss II. Smith,
Miss L. de Ia Nuxs A. Lewis, Miss J..
Antoine Kaoo. James Ulani, i K. Ma
hoikaiu. F. H. Hah. Mrs. L. a. Thurs
ton. Miss NJ. Thnfston, L. "A. Thurston,
L. P. rhurstoa. Herbert Shipman. f.
@. Boyer. s. s. Paxson, w. N. Patten,
Mrs. GsoFge N. Macy. Miss Tamor
Reinhardt, Mrs. Margaret Black. Miss
G. Richardson. Mrs. w. H. Melemai,
s. p. Gorrea, Faomas Pedro. Jr.. wilt
am Heermai. Cant. MeKillar, L. r.
Killam, William Bdrinan. f. Al. Bon
EAieffeld, III. D0Hliisiek, F. w. .Wiehman.
A. b cation, Aiken Wilcox, Mrs. r.
Kohler, Miss Nancy Black, Miss Jam
set Todd, Mrs. Robert Todd, Miss L.
Florence, Charles G. Giililand, Will
am Thompson, r 6. Wakefield. Mrs.
F. A. Bonniefield, Mrs. e. Leal. Miss
M. Nahiwa. Miss Hattie. Mrs. ]. a.
Hattie, Miss Edward Murray, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII.
liam Mckay, Z. Benny, J. A.; Gilman,
II N ShaIlue, 4 Cnnha. w. A. Cot
trell, John Ma6ana, Miss. Gibbons,
Miss Grpss, Mis- r. Clinton, r. w.
Cobb, Charles Norton, Ernest Hilbush.
Henry i1iIbush, Miss A. Kanahf. Miss
Mary Sing, Miss n. Holfinger. Miss
r. Anakilo, Mrs II. C. Mangies. Miss
L. Ialat, A. az Myhre, ]. T. Munro
w. F. Thompson, Antoine Cordeiro, Mr..
Noble, G. r. Waterman, Mrs. ]. M.
PickaFd. Mrs. n, Thomas, Miss Doro-
thy Ltldloff, Charlie Dwight. James
Dwight, William II. Milemai, /. Rosa.
August p. Comes, Charles Btrgstrom.
John Carey, A. Rasmussen. e, Carey,
Mrs. T. Ruttnian. George Ruttman,
William King. / H. Harboute, Owen
Merrlck, Henry Lai Hipp, william
Henshall Edward Heen, F. Merrick,
Mrs. H. Rogers, j. M. Soong, J. K.
Keliikoa, A. Pieper and wife, F. Ia
wares. ]. Ponte, F. Arakawa, j. p.
Comes. Jr.. H A. Schroeder. Miss
Chiyo. Dr.. C. Z. Carter. William Hook.
George S. Matsushima, e. Socensen. ].
x Simonsen, e. c. Burns. Komatsn
and wife, Alfred Aiohikea and wife.
Miss Lucy Kali. Mrs. Hattie Makan-
ami, ]. NJ. Ulunahele, Andrew Bright.
AsF Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Young.
Miss Young, Miss M. Piikof, IL. N.
Kelikclio, Miss NJ. Daniels, Miss La
lakea, Miss N. Young, Mrs. Peck, Mrs.
Feige, Mrs. A. Richards, Miss Anne
Young, Mrs. F. K. Tilton, J.. w. Kea-
loha. Miss Anne Apoi, H. Ferfeira,
Mrs. A. L. Ahana, William d, Esmofid,
G. A. Schroeder, X. Otani, Miss 4. G.
Cuipello. Daisy Alohiiea, Lulu Alo-i
hikea, Miss Hattie Kapuoho, w. j.
Paris, Otto 0ss, L. E. Spear. Y.
Achuck, Mrs. A. G. Robertson, III Ia
naka, w. w. Mot. William P. Sinclair,
Harry G. Burnett, N. s. jackson.
James Kaahanui, o. p. Soares, II. o.
Mangles, James Gilman, Mrs. Charles
Young, Charles Young, A. s. Bush.
For Lahaina--Niss e. w. Souer.
George j Dunn, Mrs. Hardy, L. War
rem, Harry Decker, Mrs. H. e. Murray,
A. H. Case, Kiss NJ. Hobrau, Miss H.
Boyd.
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B. c. TO CREATE
A MERCHANT
MARINE

With view to assisting the cen
straction and oDsration Of cargo car
riers and the creation of = british Co
lumbar merchant marine flceI, bill
has been introduced in the legislature
of British Columbia pr0-lding for a
as per cent loan TO shipbuilders and
yards, the total provision amounting
to $4,000, 900. AS a result sevetal
firms have announced their intention
OF starting Immediately upon the con-
struction of vessels.
The act provides for the province 10
make loans amounting to So per cent
OF the value of the ships built, con-
struction to be under the supervision
OF the board and upon plans and spe-
eifieations approved by the board.
The loans in direct aid TO shipbililding
will be paid to the owner of each ship
up to the number of not more than
90 ships constructed and launched In
this province after the coming into ef-
feet OF the act, in 10 annual install
ments, each instalIment being compHt-
ed so as 10 bring the net earnings Of
the ship. In respect Of which aid Is
granted. up to Is per cent Of the actu-
al cost. The subsidy paid In any one
year, however, shall not amount to-
more than S. per ton deadWeiglt ca
pacity. The first annual payment will
be made in the first year after peace
is declared and thereafter annually.
1t is stipulated that this al nlial sIib-
sidy shall be paid only so l1ng as the
ship remains in continuous British Co
lumbia service, that is, carries cargo
from British Columbia and brings re-
turn cargoes to that province No snb-
sidy will be paid to any middleman or
promoters: ana the subsidy will not be
subject to assignment or attachment.
and win be first charge upon the
ship.
Provision also IS male for aid TO
shipbuilding plants to The extent that
the commission may advance In seeu-
rifles 10 the amount OF IS per cent of
the actilal cost OF such plant, as cerfi-
fled By the commission Great care
has been taken in providing fer the
conduct and operations of the com.
mission, the first 50 seetieLs 1T the
act being devoted 70 tina. purpose. The
commission viii be arermanent body
and have powers to own, buy, lease,
manage, charter, build, rebuild and re-
pair ships and all kinds and dcscrip-
tons of property.
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The Argentine government has
made q large appropriation to finance
q campaign against locusts. chiefly
by propagating parasites Of the in.
nects.
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HARBOR NOTES


The Matson steamer Hyades sails
from San Francisco tomorrow for Ho-
nolulu.
The steamer Columbia. hence June
10 with pineapples, arrived yesterday
at San Francisco.
The Russian steamer BaIkal from
nitrate ports is due to arrive here
July 5 for bnnkers.
The Matson steamer Manoa will
leave San Francisco July 3 instead Of
July for Honolulu. =
The Matsop steamer Lurline will
leave this evening at o'clock for Ka-
anapali and Kahului.
The Matson steamer Hilonian will
arrive here tomorrow from Seattle.
She is not bringing mail.
The next mail from San Francisco
win arrive on the Matson steamer VIII
helHiRa Tuesday morning.
The next mail for San Francisco
will go on the Oceanic steamer Sono-
ma Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
The Matson steamer Hilonian is
due TO arrive here tomorrow from San
Francisco. She has 1880 tons OF
freight for Honolulu. ::
m ron,,a;o,, A,,st.ai,an ofaon,or
Niagara, from Honolulu June 20, ar
rived at Victoria yesterday morning
ana Vancouver in the evening.
The T. X. X. steamer Nippon Maru.
scheduled to arrive here tomorrow,
WIN not get here until Tuesday after
noon or Wednesday morning.
The American steamer Governor
Forbes, recently reported sold, Is re-
ported 10 have left San francisco June
~ on q direct run 10 Manila
sFt 49,. -
The Mini, the new cabin launch of
&c. W. Case Dsefins. which arrived
Wednesday on the Lurline. viii be
given her trial trip this afternoon. She
IS S. feet over al and is equipped
with 75 horsepower engine
The InterIslaad steamer Kilauea
viii leave Kahnlui ct II p. m, Tues
day, July 4. on her return trip from
Maui Everybody is requested to be
at the pier at II O'Clock as the last
barge viii leave for the steamer at
that time.
The Japanese steamer Aikoku Maru.
which, on her last call here In May,
lost three seamen overheard, Is due
daily from Japan. with over 5000 tons
Of coal for the InterIsland The Man.
ldasan Maru Is also due next week
with 400 tons of coal.
The Oceanic steamer Sonoma, due
here Tuesday morning, was 1879 miles
from Honolulu at O'Clock this morn
L.
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STEAMSHIP LINE TO
FURNISH FOLDERS ON
ISLAND ATTRACTIONS

Plans for great publicity campaign
for Hawaii by the Great Northern Pa.
cifIc Steamship Company have been
outlined, according to L. w de Wis
Norton Honolulu representative Of
the. Hawaii Publicity Commission.
Norton states that there win be ESQ.,
900 booklets distributed IN various
centers. q
According to the word received the
Great Northern viii print the bookleis
Of their own expense. and Norton VIII
furnish number Of photographs
showing the beauties Of Hawaii The
booklets win deal with Hawaii and
the volcano, and the Great Northern
win aim at featuring the volcano as 9
tourist mecca.
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PASSENGERS EXPECTED

Per Matson str. Wilnelmina. from
San Francisco June Is, due here. July
4: A. L. Nehrer. Mrs. A. l. Nehrer,
Didrik Hofgaards Homer Lydate, Ed.
win H. Bryan. Jr, Miss Dorothy
Nicells, Miss Virginia. Chapman, Mrs.
Pearl Chapman, r. ], Hancock, Eddie
Silva. D. 8. Wadsworth, L. w. WEIGH,
c. e. Blacow, John Madden, Miss
Ruth Kearns, Miss Inez Farber, Miss
Amy Patterson. ]. NJ Macconel, Mrs.
J. NJ. Macconel j. A. Bashma, Mrs.
j. A. Basham and children, Miss
Irma Yogeler, Mrs. w. j. White, Mrs.
A. Vogeler, Mrs. u. ]. Ninemire, Mrs.
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Friday, June 80.

Between Boards: Sales: SO, 100
McBryde, 12%; 500 McRryde, 12k
$50. 30. ZOE. 100. 100, 100, IS San
Carlos. 15; 275, 40. 20 Oahu Sugar
Co, 39H.
Session Sales: SO, so McBryde,
12N; 20, Is 0laa, 221s 100. 100 Nc
Bryde, 12ss; Onomea, 581k; 100, 100.
% Olaa, 22lk.
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The Oceanic steamer Sonoma, due
here Tuesday morning, was 1879 miles
from Honolulu at O'Clock this morn
ing. She has space for only SO tons
of cargo from here for San Francisco
and viii. therefore, not take any BAN
anas. canned pines or sugar.
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DIVIDENDS.

June 80. 1916 -Ewa (4Oc special).
soc; G. Brewer & Co. Especial 50,
$3.50; IL. 8. N. CO.., 75c: Kahnku
Especial 50c1. soc; Hawaiian Pine.
apple Co., 25c: Honolulu Gas CO.. soc.
Honolulu B. q M. Co. soc: H. r. T. &
T. Co. QUARTERLY. 81: Mutual Tele-
phone Co. Quarterly, Csc.
: Latest sugar quotation: So deg.
test. 6.0ec, or Sf21.6o per ton.
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The Japanese steamer Aikoku Maru.
which, on her last call here In May,
lost three seanlen overheard, Is due
daily from Japan with over 5000 tons
Of coal for the InterIsland. The Man.
ldasan Maru Is also due next week
with 400 tons of coal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-07-15
SUCCESSFUL INSTITUTE
OF SUNDAY SCHOOL s

The Sunday school institute which
was held in the Methodist church
Thursday was a great day for all
Sunday school workers Delegates
from different parts of the valley and
across the range were In attendance.
The institute was conducted by the
board of Sunday schools of the Meth
odist Episcopal church. The instruc-
tors, Rev. Harry c. Wilson, superin-
tendent department of institutes, of
Chicago, Rev. Arlo Ayers Brown, SUI
perintendent teachers training de-
partment of Chicago; Rev. H. NJ. Pin
gree, Colorado state superintendent
of Sunday schools, are experts in
their line, and the day was crowded
full of splendid addresses and con-
ferences. The very fitting climax of
the day was the exceIlent address by
tieth Century Sunday School"
The delegates from other towns at
tending Thursday were: Henry Ma
yo, F. w. Imboden, j. j. Gibbin, of
Pueblo; Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Thurlow.
Edna and Wayne Thurlow, Mrs. VIM.
Peisker. Mrs. Myrtle Refior, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Carson, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
j. Spencer, b. f. Spencer. Mabel
Spencer and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. May
field, of Center; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F..
Klingaman, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Ad-
ans, Eva Benson, Edna l.. Leffel and
Charles e. Scott, of Del Norte.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-07-15
A REAL MOVIE MADE
IN MONTE VISTA

Plans are being made to produce
real moving picture taken from
scenes in and around Monte Vista
and in which the actors will be
chosen entirely from local talent.
Very few people understand the
process of taking and reproducing
motion pictures, and the details of
preparing complete comedy drama
romance with local settings and local
people in the cast will be highly In
teresting. The story of the proposed
movie includes church wedding
with the incidentals leading up to it,
chase scene on the main streets.
parade of the friends of the couple,
departure scene at the depot, etc No
doubt the parties to take the parts of
the beautiful girl and the impas-
stoned lover may be easily found in
this place, and also the character to
represent the stern father, who for
bids the marriage of the girl. After
the picture is finished it will be
shown at the Iris theater.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-07-15
THE WEISS-CHAPMAN
DRUG STORE SOLD

F. w. Cotton, of Denver. has pur-
chased the stock of goods of the
We1ss-Chapman drug store of Monte
vista and takes charge of the bust
ness this Saturday, the 18th.
DR.. Chapman returned to Monte
Vista today and will make arrange
ments for the remodeling of the
store building Immediately. A new
front will be put in, the ceiling re-
placed by metal finish and the whole
place fitted up as a modern drug
store. A soda fountain will be in
stalled. An artesian we'll has been
completed and the water will be
piped to various parts of the build
ing.
The Weiss Chapman drug store.
conducted by DR.. Chapman, was one
of the earliest institutions of Monte
Vista and the stock carried is en-
ormous
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-07-15
FARMERS UNION ASSOCIA-
tim PUCHASES The ]. S.
|cAMPBELL cos. BUSINESS

on Tuesday of this week deal
vas consummated whereby the
r.rmers' Union Association of this
,ootion takes charge of the j. s.
c,mnbell Co. business in Monte
vsta Possession will be given to-
d,v the 18th, the deal including the
|mercantile building and equipment Of
tho Campbell company.
We understand that the Union will
conduct coal business and will han
|dle hay. grain and potatoes, under
|the management of w. c. Sanford.
Frank Hopper, who has been with
Campbell Co. for a good many
years, has been employed by the
Union.
The Farmers Union decided some
Kline ago to do their own buying and
kelling and the mercantile venture in
this city is a branching out of the
business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-07-15
WOMAN BEATS UP MALE
RELATIVE IN FIGHT

Hell hath no fury like a woman
scorned," a saying which was antIv
demonstrated in the assault case be-
fore Police Magistrate Hender Thurs
day. Mrs. Cleofis Martinez not only
plead guilty to assaulting her BROTH
er-in-law, Florencio Martinez, Tues
day at Lariat, but she stated on the
"ltness stand that she had more to
give him if he hadn't enough. She
cheerfully paid fine of $1,000, her
manner indicating that she had got
ten her moneys worth. In justifca-
ton, the lady declared that her BROTH
erlh-iaw mad been talking about her
and she administered summary pun
lshment to his person with her fists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-07-15
MONTE VISTA TO PLAY
MONTROSE TWO GAMES

Lovers of good baseball will re-
Joice at the news that two-game
series will be played between Mont
rose and the home team on Monday
and Tuesday afternoons, July "a and
20, at the Monte Vista ball park.
The Montrose team has Bobby
McGraw and the hard-hitting An
heirs, who are well known to Valley
people, and. the balance of the team
is said to be very fast In prepara-
ton for the two games, Monte Vista
has secured the assistance of Hay
and Sieber of Saguache. which
should give us the assurance of hold
ing down the visitors.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-07-15
True American Spirit Wins Love
Abroad, Says Mr.. Lane

BY the story of tell you what the spirit of
America is 1t is the story of named Hoover, boy
from California mining engineer who has worked in all
parts of the world and who chairman of the Bel
gian Relief Fund Herbert Hoover represents spirit
OF America He has fed the people of nation, and has
put in working order great financial system for that
poor country.
modest man he is, and one day when l said to him
Tell me- it so that not held in the highest repute
abroad?" he answered, ooh, believe it. Tell any
who that to Brussels and stand in front of
the American legation where the Stars and Stripes
from sunrise to sunset They will see procession of Bel
gan artisans and peasants and each he takes off
his hat and bows to the Stars and Stripes This the
spirit OF America the spirit that desires help the world
and let us for moment stand by the peasant
gum give tribute to that flag and take heart our
countryFrom Secretary Lanes address before the As
sociated Advertising Clubs of the World Philadelphia
The Progressives asked to go back under the
leadership of Penrose and Smoot in order to defeat
Wilson, who has put through nearly all the legislation the
Progressves themselves demanded in the greatest
ument since Lincon"
. T. K says Wilson is the weakest President since
Buchanan and ne doesn't have to say who he thinks was
the strongest President snce-snce-oh, we'll since John
Hancock.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-07-15
ELECTION JUDGES
NAMED AND I'M
PORTANT BUSINESS
DONE BY BOARD
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
of the Board of County Commission
ers of Rio Grande County, Colo.
July Term A. ID. 1915

A regular meeting of the Board OF
County Commissioners of Rio Grande
County was held at the Court House
in the town of Del Norte, Colorado
on Wednesday, July 5th, 1916, at
which time and place the following
were present.
Hon. r. A. Chisholm, Chairman;
Hon. W. W. Wright, Commissioner
Hon. Geo. P. Wilson, Co. Atty.
Eek Farrow, County Clerk.
The Board assembled at Nine
o'clock A. M. and the following busi-
ness was transacted:
Messrs. Botefur and Higgs appear
ed before the Board with reference
to making a change in the public
road thru the ranch of Fred Goyn
three miles east of South Fork, but
the Board declined to take action
thereon until such time as a road pc
tition therefor is presented in due
form.
Mr.. August j. Weiss and A. G..
Beere appeared before the Board
with reference to securing alright of
way for ditch along the county road
Immediately north of the Del Norte
river bridge, but no action was
taken thereon.
The Board approved the plans pre-
sented by County Surveyor w. w.
Reilly for the bridge across the
south lateral of the Farmers Union
Ditch at the southeast corner of Cen
ter, subject to the approval of the
Commissioners of Saguache county.
The Board disallowed the claim of
Joe SIENNA for services as Deputy
herin, presented for $500.
The claim of Messrs. Logan and
West, and hereinafter listed among
claims allowed on the Road Fund
was allowed by the Board with the
understanding that until such time
is Mr.. Maloney. Secretary Engineer
of the State Highway Commission,
passes upon the road. the Board shall
expect Messrs. Logan and West to do
whatever he asks to be further done
upon such road. and this payment is
made with the understanding that
they are not released from their
bond. and this payment is advanced
upon that condition.
The following bills were allowed,
In the amounts claimed. and the
same were ordered to be paid by the
County Clerk drawing warrants upon
the County Treasurer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-07-15

The twenty-seeond annual Baptist
onvention is being held in Monte
'ista this week. Among the dele
ates present are: Rev. VIM. ]. Sly,
P. Palmer, Miss Clara Flint, of
Denver; Wilson Mills, of Omaha,
9eb.; Maude A. Saunders, of Liberty,
Eas.; Mr. Van Deman, of Boulder; !;
'eorge L. Burroughs, Mrs. N. C.
'ufroughs, of Florence; Mrs. Mary
Ellson, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Smith, of
= Jara; Martha Padgett and Rev.
F. Cole, of Alamosa; Mrs. Chap
Pah' Mr.. and Mrs. Young and Mr..
no Mrs Rudd, of Hooper; Mrs. w.
Mattocks, Mrs. VIM. Off, Mrs. Geo.
Benjamin, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude N.
(el' Mrs. ]. R. Britton, and Mrs. G..
foley, of Center; Rev. Watson
nu j. H. Kreps, of Del Norte.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-07-15

A list of hotels. boarding houses,
ranches and resort accommodations
along the Denver & Rio Grande rail-
road in Colorado, Utah and New Mex
leo has just been issued in booklet
form by the passenger department
of that company. In addition to CIV
ing the. postofiice address. distance
from railroad station is shown. as
well as rates and names OF pro-
prietors.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-07-15
THREE GREAT ASSEMBLIES

The Democratic state central COM
|mlttee has called it's assembly at
Denver for August 9Th. The Repub-
)ican state central committee has
5alled its assembly for August 10th.
fhe executive committee of the Colo
5ado Editorial association decided
hat there is just one thing to do in
brder to keep both of these assem-
plies out of hot water and that is to
andwich the midsummer meeting of
he Editorial association in between
hem on August 9th.