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BARBECUE AT CAVE CREEK.

About six hundred people gathered at Cave Creek. in the Chiricahuas on the 9th and enjoyed big barbecue Part;es from Bisbee. Douglas. Tomb stone and all parts Of the Sulphur Spring valley were in attendance
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states herself and mother. Mrs. J. l.. Butler. arrived in San Francisco on the 2nd and expect to leave on the 7th for Honolulu on three months trip.
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SATURDAY
RETURNED FROM CALIFORNIA.

John Giacoma. one Of Tombstones 5 successful leasors, accompanied by his wife and children returned home last evening from six-weeks visit in California spen; with friends. They spent several weeks in Los Angeles the guest of Mr and Mrs. Mike Yer vellino. and the balance of the time in Gilroy with MT and Mrs. Joe Bui- fo. MT Buffo. formerly also resided here. They also visited San Fran cisco
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IN FROM 7EAace.

Wm Haske. recently appciated as constable ut Psarce. accompanied by his ai.y. aui her mother Mrs NJ II. Brown. We're visitors iu Tombstone today Mrs Brown Las recently re. co.s,gI .ryr severe spell oi sick
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IN ERROR.

built a. Courtland.
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TO FORT GRANT.

Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafefrty leit this morning for the state industrial school al Fort Grant, having in GUS tody three juveniles for detention a; the institution.
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FL PASO VISITOR.

Wm. Mealey. rish;-of-way man for the E. P. & $. w was in Tombstone yesterday on business before the board Of supervisors.
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TO TUCSON.

Mrs. E. J. Westervelt left yester- day for Tucson, where she will spend several days on a visit with her daughter. Mrs C. H. McMahon
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VISITED FORT.

l.. G. Fahnstock. cashier ot ;he Co chise County State Bank. spent yes terday al Fort Huachuca on business for his institution
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FROM WILCOX.

X. N Coplen, formerly cashier O! the Coch.se County State Bank. nov connected with the Riggs Bank a; Wilcox. was visitor in the county seat today with his family
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TO COAST.

TO COAST.
 Miss Iris Maeia will leave in few days for the coast where she will spend few weeks the guest 5f Mrs. Ed Flach and family. TOURISTS HERE.
 Charles r. Hull and party. travel ing from San Angelo. Texas. in three cars, enroute to Mesa. stopped in Tombstone today and entered con-
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TO PR SCOTT ON CAMPAIGN TRIP

Senator N M Roberts. candidate for nomination the office of gov. eraor ou tae Democratic ticket left last night for Prescott. where for the mex, week he .-iil meet with promin. eut Democrats iu Yayapai county in the interests 0t his candidacy MT Roberts expects 10 be back in Tomb stone by ;he .3rd al special meet irg of tae board 0. supervisors.
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IL was stated last night that h, cottage occupied by Al Staniger and which was burned down late yester- day afternoon was the property ot w.. G. Gilmore l. was the property Of Frank Walker miner who lived here for many years before moving to the Warren District.
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this morning, where he was called to conduct an insanity hearing. The pa tient is also sufefring from paralysis and rather than move him up here from Douglas. Judge Lockwood con sented to gc there and conduct the hearing. He was accompanied by his daughter. Miss Lorna. who will visit relatives.
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RETURNED TO PHOENIX.
IN BISe E 6.

Patsy Holland and Sam Morgi spent yesterday in BisOee.
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TO TUCSON.

Mrs. Nellie Brandt went to Tucson this morning to spend several days there on a visit with her son. Tom.
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FT OM ST. DAVID.

E H. Hilton and R. L. Mccall, O! St. David. were visitors in Tombstone tcdaf
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WIFE DIED.

According to a telegram received here this morning the wife of Chas. Norsham. ianitor of the court house, died in Phoenix this morning al the state hospital She had been com. nitted there last week, having lost her mind as a result of an operation.
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HELPING HAND.

County Engineer Sid Smyth is giY ing a helping hand 10 the small wash es this side of Gleeson on the Tomb stoneGleeson road by putting iE a sort of cobble stone-concrete bottom. This will be of great help and he'd up until such time as standard roa1 Is put in between Tombstone and Gee. Son. A new bridge has also been built a. Courtland
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SOLD THREE STUOEoaHERs

Manager (. J Wynn, 0: the Tombstone Auto company. reports the sale ot three Studebaker cars within the past week. \ big six was sold to W. T Boyd. and Special sis each to John Giacoma and Waiter Maiiqrap
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IN TOWN.

Harry Hasselgren. the wei, known Lewis Springs ca;tleman. was il the city on business yesterday lie says the range Is in good shape bur that the arrival Of the summer rains
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Mesa. Chandler and I.ehi Earn Bureaus vote g day for general farm labor.
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TO eis6EE.

Senator C. N Roberts, member Of the board Of supervisors went to Bis bee this morning and will return here tomorrow before proceeding to Tue son and other parts of the state In the interests of his candidacy.
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TO BENSON.

Fr Wm. Jno. Leaver of the local Catholic church will motor to Benson tomorrow where he was called 10 perform d marriage ceremony. He will return 10 Tombstone Sunday eve
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MOVED AGAIN.

Frtiz Nussbaumer. who moved his store from Tombstone to Mesa. has moved again. this time to Casa Gran de
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TOOK INSANE PATIENTS.

Deputy Sheritf Tom Foster left this afternoon for Phoenix, having in GUS. ;ody :Ro insane patients, Eugene Le- nov and Wm Needham. for the state hospital. having been committed from the loca! superior court
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ming
HERE FROM SAN DIEGO.

Henry Neale. of San Diego, Calf, is spending several weeks in Tomb stone. having come here to close up the estate of his son, George Neale. who died several years ago. DOUGLAS CANDIDATE.
 Mrs. Nellie Hayward. democratic candidate for nomination for secre. tary of state, was a visitor in Tomb stone today conferring with demo- cratic leaders.
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RETURNED TO TOMBSTONE.

Attorney Lee O. Woolery and fam aly returned to Tombstone Sunday and will again make the Old Camp their home The Woolerys recently moved to Tucson to locate but MT Woolery found that the Tombstone Ciimate-both summer and winter ts the only one that agrees with him ard decided to return here io locate forever. He will resume his law prac- tise. and will be welcomed back to his old stand The many friends of tte Woolerys will be pleased to learn tkat they will again make their home In the only Tombstone.
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TOURIST TRAFFIC.
OLD SPANISH TRAILS.

The old Spanish Trails association is to issue aa official magazine ev- cry month starting with this July l. VI foster the traffic interests and building 0t the "OST" from Florida 10 California The first umber will appear about the 18th
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FROM BENSON.
OVER FROM eiSBEE.

Deputy Sheriff Jack Ryan was q visitor from Bisbee today. having busine ss,at the sheriffs office.
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WILCOX AUTO MAN.

(. II. Wilson. manager o. the Will COX Auto Company. was in Tomb stone today conferring with Ray B Grahs owner of inc Dlaca
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PREPARING FOR WORK.

Eckerman and Chambers are get ting their outfit together to stait work on their contract on the state highway out of Benson. The first work they will do will be to build the hill road just beyond the old reform school so as to enable them to haul advantsgeousIy, their materials from Milestone station down hill 10 the heavy concrete work They will get their water from the F.. P. X s. w. railway at that point.
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TO sIseEE.

Mrs. George Wales and Mrs. Chas. Allen went 10 Bisbee on the morning stage 10 sped the day with friends
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JOINED HUSBAND.

Mrs. W. F. Clark arrived in Tomb stone Saturday joining her husband who recently took the position Of as sis,ant clerk of the board Of super
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TO DOS CABEZAS.

During the past week Bert and liar ry Macia were out in the Dos Cabe- gas country looking over some min ing properties.
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TO COAST.

James ? Dgna. gardener for Mrs A. F. Davis. has gone ,J the coast or aa extended trip and will yisil CasJ Grande on the way.
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would not come ami
MExlCANS DANCE.

owing to the dance last night stag ed by recently organized society of local Mexicans. and which was quite brilliant affair ana conducted in most orderly manner. many Of our leasors found themselves shorthand- ed when it.came to working this morning The dance Was an all night session It was held in the Legion Hall which was decorated to the last detail and this work was artistically done by the promoters One Of the largest crowds ever in attendance a. an affair of this kind for many months was present and enjoyed the night dancing to the strains of an or. chest-a imported from Naco. Sonora NOTICEABLE.
 The trees about Tombstone yards are in excellent shape this summer The past winter was wet enough to give them a good spring start. MARRIAGE LICENSES.
 An even dozen marriage licenses were issued during the past week out of the office of Clerk J. E. James os the Superior Court. Cupid evidently having taken a lay-off during the re- cent warm spell and Fourth of July holiday. They follow:
 Filberto Sanchez to wed Maria Co., macho, both of Bisbee.
 Byson Sanborn to wed Emma l.. Wright, both of Warren.
 F. W. Randall, of Light. to wed Magdalena Dittweiler. of Leaven- worth, Kansas.
 Ed Hall 10 wed Maria Cecena. both of Douglas
 John w. Miller to wed Rafaela Cor
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FROM DON LUIS.

Alvin Cook was over yesterday from Den Luis. where he and Sanders Bros have opened d grocery store. He returned on the late stage and Will move his family over at once. H. reports business as good and that the Boreas, A, E. C. and Night Hawk leasing companies in that district are doing very well
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TO CHIRiCAHUAS. 5.

Capt. Harry C. Wheeler and wife went to Turkey Creek in the Huachu- cas this morning. where they viii re- main for several days. NIT. Wheeler is contemplating purchasing a ranch in that end of sthe county where he will make his home.
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THURSDAY
ANOTHER DUMMY ADDED TO FORCE"

City Marshal Porter Mcdonald has added another dummy cop" to his force and the new member was in- stalled this morning at the intersec. tion of second and Fremont streets.
 The high adobe wall at this poin, made a dangerous situation as a car approaching from the south side Of Second street was completely out of view ot drivers going west on Ere mont. and several narrow escapes from serious accidents have occurred there lately
 Marshal Mcdonald intends to keep a close watch on this particular place until drivers become accustomed 10 observing the mandate of the dun. my: Keep to the Right" FROM BENSON.
 Dr Fuller, of Benson. was in town today assisting Dr Hughart in the conduct of insanity hearings in the Snn.f.inr GAnrt
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DRAW 75 JURORS TO
 sREPORT THE t2TH.

The drawing of 7j trial jurors 10 re- port in Tombstone on Monday, the 12fh. was held in the Superior court tbis morning. and this afternoon the setting of the criminal calendar begin ming on that date was held. Some len or twelve cases were up for set fling for a term that will last several weeks. There are several Tombstone ressdents on the jury list drawn.
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pEARcE VISITORS.

Judpe wm. Monmonier and w. w.. Webster. of Pearce, were visitors in Tombstone today on matters at the s.nurt house
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DOUGLAS ATTORNEY.

George NJ. Roark, assistant county attorney. came up today from Doug las. as a witness in a civil case in the Superior Court. ARRIVED FROM TEXAS.
 Mrs. Emma Reach arrived in Tomb stone today from Texas. where she now makes her home and will spend some time here on vis!. with rela- tives and friends. TO eIssEE.
 Wm. Lutley. well known local ca.- tleman went to Bisbee this morning on business
 HEAT.
 Speaking of heat. We are now ex. perienoing the kind of weather that every one says Well I never exper. fenced such heat before" Those few words that always gets the newcom- CTS goat.
 TOURIST TRAFFIC.
 Tourist traffic eastbouud seems to be exceeding the west bound traffic about two to enc. according to one local man who has been keeping tap on the traffic
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COUNTY PHYSICIAN.

County Physician w. E. Vanneman, Of Douglas, was in Tombstone today on business before the Board of Su ppryisOrs
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ATTORNEYS HERE.

Among the attorneys in Tombstone today to attend court were AeXar der Murry, Frank Thomas. of Bisbec and David Benshimol of Douglas.
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SOLD OUT.

Frank Alters has sold out his inter est in the lease and machinery to h'' partners, Messrs Esser. Jacobson ant McAndreNs. Their lease is in tht State ot Maine district.
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TELEPHONE CHIEF HERE.

E. l.. Kew.ey. traffic chief of the Mountain States Telephone and Tele- graph company was in Tombstone to- day conierring with Manager Murray of the local exchange.
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TO DOUGLAS ON INSANITY HEARING.

Judge Lockwood went to Douglas
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TO els5Ee

TO els5Ee
 Sam Morgan leaves for Risbee [ morrow where he will go to work fo one of the companies.
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70 LIMESTONE TOWN
 TOPICS TERSELY TOLD
TUESDAY
TO sisBEE.

TO s,s6EE.
 Mir. and Mrs J. c. Dugat and Mrs. ]. T. Kingsbury motored to Bisbee and return today. VISITED SON.
 Mrs Ada Allen returned to her home at Wilcox Sunday after spend 5ng several days in Tombstone visit ing her son, Chas. Allen and wife. FROM WEBB.
 T. $ Bowen, we'll known merchant of Webb. was iu Tombstone today on business before the board of super Sisors.
 COUNTY PHYSICIAN.
 County Physician w. E. vanneman, of Douglas, was in Tombstone today on business before the Board of Su. peryisors.
 WILCOX AUTO MAN.
 (. II. Wilson. manager o, the Will COX Auto Company. was in Tomb stone today conferring with Ray B &rebs. owner of the place. RETURNED TO PHOENIX.
 C. B. Wilson. New York Life Insur- ance man. and wife and family. who have been in Tombstone for the past two weeks. returned this afternoon to their home at Phoenix eRoM BisBEE.
 c. A. Mcdonald. cashier of the Citi- xens Bank & Trust Company, of Bis tee. was in Tombstone today on busi. ness at the court house. IN eIseEE.
 Patsy Holland and Sam Morgan spent yesterday in BisOee.
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FROM BISe EE.
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.

MT. and Mrs. O. G. Bell entertain. ed a number of young friends al their home Thursday night at dane ing party. Refreshments were served and an enjoyable time reported by these in attendance.
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PICNIC.

A party of young people motorei 70 Fairbank last night in trucks and enjoyed a picnic under the river bed of the San Pedro Games and bas- ket lunch were enjoyed
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REGISTRATION LIGHT THE PAST WEEK.

Niellgren
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While was shouting words of con-
ISOLATION to him and raking my brain
for some plan by which ! could get
MIN to the top. three men came upon
the scene. who had also lost the trail
ana had followed our faint tracks
left in the snow. until they had over
taken us My heart gave a bound o.
JOY, for ! knew that with our COM
bined strength there would be no
difficulty in pulling him up to safety
told him to faSten the rope about
his body, which he quickly did and
in few moments We had him at the
top without the sign of scratch, but
lCoFing more like a snow man than a
human being. He explained that
probably the reason he could nc. lear
me when | called the first time was
that in falling over the precipicc he
haC pitched head first into the light
snow which had drifted over the edge
and fallen to the bottom, an,: he
went down into this velvety bed he
did not know how far and that il took
him long time to get his head out
where he could hear the wind howl
and feel the snow blowing about him.
1t was tumble into space he will
never forget even though he escaped
unhart.
S1OJt,y after the rescue spyprai 7
more hersons joined us, who had been
caught in the blizzard and hal lost
the trail. Among them was the little
girls mother, who soon put stop to
her crying. and afforded us much re-
lief for We knew then that il was not
from being cold she had been crying,
but for the want of her mother.
All told. there were twelve of us
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LOST AMID THE ARCTIC SHOWS
Continued from Page One.

cold" for / could not see any pos
sible way to get down the side of this
vavnine cavern to where he might
possibly be.
whether he could hear me and give
a reply. again called his name sew
oral times in succession; Immediately
turned my left ear downward, anc
at the same time covering the RICH,
with a mitten, leaving the other free
n hear more distinctly if any sound
come from below.
I listened for a few seconds with
all the acuteness my eardrums were
capable of transmitting to the brain
for hearing purposes, and, to my in
finite relief there was a very faint
answer. That was satisfaction enough
IN know he was alive at least. Throw
ing one end of the rope over the edge
7 paid it out till there was about ten
feet left in reserve at my end. On
calling again the answer was more
distinct. then told him to look for
the rope, which must be somewhere
near him.
Luckily. the rope was just long
enough to reach him and he had very
little difficulty in finding it. But now
another obstacle confronted me
which | had not thought of before.
I knew it was out of the question for
me to try to pull him to the top. nor
could he climb hand over hand that
distance without becoming exhaust
ed and probably falling back again.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Compiled by Capital City Abstract
COMPANY

Compiled by Capital City Abstract
Company.
Real property transfers filed with
the auditor April and Z. 1920:
Warranty Deeds.
Harry c. Rant ct uX to c. II. Bart
lett, lot 5, block 43. Sylvester's plat.
Olympia Brewing Company to Leola
Ellis, lots |, .. Z, and s, block 80,
Tumwater.
Thomas B. Young ct uX to Hans
Tinsfeldt. tract IS. l.. A. Brewer
ten-acre tracts.
]. r. Walthew and wife to l.. B.
Faulkner. lot 10, block l, Main Street
Addition.
Frank p. Dahlberg to Pete Senic.
five acres in NEA of NE14, section
"a. township Is, range 8 w.
Mary A. Trosper to N. B. Trosper
correction decd, 80 acres, section
3, township II. range w.
Theodore Hoss and wife to Charles
Balletti, SIS acres in section %. town
ship 10, range w.
Charles J. Ipe and wife to Frank
B. Dahlberg, NEA of NEA. section
"a, township IS, range w.
Sydney w. Hall to Ellen Hall, south
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now in the party. all in a bewildered
state of mind, and not one knew
where he was, or in which direction
to move to find the trail. We held a
council to debate what would be the
proper mode of action.
made myself spokesman of the
assembly and ascertained the opinion
and plan of each and every one, which
found to be varied in every instance.
had heard it said in my younger
days, Never travel when lost in a
snowstorm if it is possible to do 9TH
erwise." So accordingly, nv plan
was to dig hole in snow bark for
house which would shelter us till
me storm had abated and by doing
this we would be sure not to wander
farther from the trail than we were
already. Not one of the party was
il favor of the plan, but afterwards
had to accept part of it.
All voted that we keep moving in
some direction, they did not care
which, in the hope of finding better
shelter than a snow house would
afford, or perhaps the recovery of the
trail which would lead us to Lake
Linderman, where each one had food
and canvas home.
Just imagine trying to find shelter
where there is nothing but rocks anG
snow to be seen.
Continued Next Tuesday,
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characterization Day, May list.
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR
MONTH OF FEBRUARY

The total precipitation, both of rain
and snow, during the month of Feb
ruary, 1920. was verey much less
than the average amount, being at
many stations the least on record for
February. Reports from 60 stations
where snowfall measurements were
made by employees and cooperative
observers of the L. S. Forest Service
the U. S. Weather Bureau, indicated
a lighter snowfall during the month
under consideration than in any
February since statewide records
have been kept, this being the 18Th
year; and less accumulated snowfall
depth at the end of February than in
any year during the period.
The snowfall for the month. at the
various stations, which range in ele-
walton from 1000 feet to $500 feet.
was as follows: The average was
about 81 inches on the western slope,
or one-fifth as niue has in February.
| 1919; on the eastern slope 6.5 inches,
or one-sixth as much as in 1919: in
the Okanogan highlands about 80
| inches, or one-seventh as much as in
1919; and around the Bleu noun
tains about ga inches or one-eighth
as much as in 1919.
At all measuring stations the
depth at the end of February was re-
ported as less. or much less. than in
any February of former years. Cen
orally at elevations below 1900 feet
little or no snow remains, and little
remains below the $500 level, except
where packed in narrow ravines and
gulches. or in the timber on north
slopes. Up to elevations OF 5000
feet the depth remains at 8 to Is
inches. while above 5000 feet it was
from 80 to "A inches, or more. On
the southern slope of Mount Rainier
the snow-lne was reported at about
1900 feet
The outlook for an ample storage
or water at the various pTOJeclS ioi
the ensuing season is now condition
al upon whether abundant snowfall
or heavy rainfall shall occur during
the last days of March and during the
month of April. April is usually a
month of little snowfall at low eleva-
tons. and only moderate amount at
high elevations. Only in cases where
streams have their source in the
snowfelds of very high mountains, or
in glacial peaks, is there a prospect
of an ample stage of water through
out the ensuing season. and thus far
there appears no reason for antici-
pating unusually high stages in any
of the principal rivers.
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Morris Motor Car Company.

The Morris Motor Car Company
have moved into their new home and
although it is as yet incomplete. 1t
takes but glance to assure one that
it is their desire to make this one of
the most modern establishments OF
the kind in this part of the country.
Their workshop is laid out in an
ideal manner, having plenty of sun