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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-29
BLIND LADY WILL
GIVE ENTERTAINMEN

Miss Margaret M. Baldwin, blind
musician will give an entertainments on
the evening of March 3lst at the
Reading Hall. in Wellington. The
program will consist of violin and vo-
cal selections, recitations, and a shor,
talk on things blind person can do
There will also be on exhibition work
done by the blind, a demonstration OF
reading and writing, and the use of a
typewriter. Tickets will sell for 81
cents for adults, Is cents for children.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-29
A PLEASANT PARTY

Master Donald and Miss Phyllis
,aurendeau gave party at their
horle last Saturday evening. Present
we're Misses Thelma Iittcll, Catherine
N o4abaa. Ida Snyder, Avis Vailen-
cour; Masters Gordon Burner, Gene
frankie, Paul Bcemcr and Harold
phipps Tie evening was very en-
joyably spent in games and dancing,
and vas brought 70 an end with eats
,onsistirG OF cake and ice cream.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-29
ACID THROWER BUSY
ON HE|ThAN RANCH

Five head of cattle OH the Heitman
ranch we're found to have been badly
burned with acid sometime during the
past month when a. H. Theis and
DR. Nicholas commenced vacinating
the stock last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theis were absent
from the ranch for a few days about
a month ago and they believe that
some person made the attempt to in
jurc the cattle during this time. Mr..
Theis states THAT he believes it to be
the work of some cowardly fiend
who has a grudgc against the owners
OF the ranch.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-29
CARD OF THANKS

We take this means of expressing
our appreciation and gratitude to our
friends and acquaintances, who SO
kindly assisted us during our recent
bereavement in the sickness and death
of our beloved wife, daughter and sis
ter, Margaret Sloan We especially
thank those who assisted with music
during the services and rendered floral
offerings
r.. NJ. Sloan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Ryan and
family
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-29
FIRE ALARM
LAST SATURDAY

A lighted match accidentally drop
ped by Stanley Haire near an empty
building Oh the north end OF Main
street. was the cause OF quick run
and few minutes OF strenuous work
on the part Of the Ycrngton fire
department last Saturday afternoon.
The flames spread in under the floor
OF tie building. which was at one
time used as an emergency school
house. and Kelly and his aids were
compelled to tear up tie floor to get
at the fire
The building is the property of Mrs
Lizzie Hyronimous
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-29
All Boo IS AGAIN
IN THE Tolls

All Boo, the we'll known chinaman
Of Mason Valley, was arrested by
special officer O'Neil yesterday, and
charged with selling yen shec to an
Indian. This is his third arrest on a
similar charge. both previous charges
having resulted i'll conviction The
arrest was made at Wabuska, with
c. NJ. Christainsen, post office i'll
spcctor, as witness.
All Boo was brought before Judge
blanchard, and entered plea Of
guilty He refused to secure coun-
sci, and was held over to appear
before the Federal Grand Jury,
with bail at $lG0G.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-29
NEW BISHOP OF SACRAMENTO

Right Reverend Keane was appoint
ed by Holy Father as successor to the
late Bishop Grace.
Bishop Keane will visit Yerington
May 2Sth, when he will administer
confirmation and dedicate the church
i'll Mason.
The Catholic ladies are making
arrangements for reception to the
new Bishop A bazaar and dance
will be given on May 2oth Program
published later. as soon as Lent IS
over
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-29
RAE CASE AGAIN
IN THE COURTS

The case Of the Nevada Exploitation
Company Us. ]. H. Rae, CT. al, was
rc-5osled in the district court here
Monday, when the demurrer of the
defendants was overruled by Judge
Hart, who upheld the action Of the
jury, which lately decided the case in
favor OF the Nevada Exploitation
Company. A oG-day stay Of execu-
ton was granted by the court, in
order to give the defendant time to
prepare motion for new trial
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-29
NEVADA HAS
GOOD LAND

thousands OF acres of the best land
i'll Nevada have never been reclaimed
tor the production of crops. writes
Newton Hibbs in the Winnemusc
Star.
Before the public ranges were over
stocked there were large areas Of
sub-irrigated natural meadows il ali
the important valleys which support
cd luxuriant wild hay grasses.
Unl1arvestcd crops Of this wild hay
accumulated and formed heavy
mulch which prevented evaporation
and promoted capillary action to such
an extent that these valley soils
were almost moist to the very sur
face. The ground water mingled
with the surface water from precini-
tation and occasional overflow and
carried off all the alkali that came
with the silt to these ancient lake
beds
After the natural grasses were
killed by -pasturing these wild
meadows became "alkali flats" be-
cause the surface water was evapo-
rated by the wind and the sun from
the denuded soil surface: and the salts
were left behind There were no per-
collation. or capillary action to carry
the alkali to the underground drain
age gravel strata after the grass was
tramped to death and the soil became
impervious to precipitation and capil-
larry movement.
The original wild meadows in
these Nevada valleys were we'll
drained areas The ancient rivers
WHICH traversed all these valleys left
diverging and continuous gravel bars.
better than any tile system to drain
these lands. Until the cattle, horses
and sheep robbed the soil OF these
valleys of its humus and tramped it
into the consistency OF adobe no al
kali was deposited i'll the drainage
centers of these valleys The pri-
mary alkali deposits OF these lake
bed valleys is in the sagebrush slopes
where the salts were left when the
ancient lakes receded
Well-drained soil never carries
detrimental content of a1kali or other
salts Reclaimed alkah land is the
very best. The natural meadows OF
Nevada were over great gravel de-
posts which the bars left by the
changing channels of the ancient
rivers which traversed these valleys |
after the old lakes reccdcd The |
alkal of the flats was deposited by
the processes OF erosion after the sol; |
Of the old meadows was made i'm,
pervious by the killing of vegetation
and the baking of soil
The water table under these Cd
meadows is within the limit of capil- !
larry attraction The cultivation OF |
this soil and the use of even limited |
amount OF irrigation water will re- |
establish the sub-irrigation system
which was destroyed by the tramping
of the soil and the destruction of the
root system of the natural grasses;
and the large areas Of the natural |
meadows of Nevada will 'oe as rich |
as the silt soils of the valley OF the +
Nile.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-29
KNIGHTS AND LADIES
ENTERTAIN

The Pythan Knights and Sisters en-
tertained at a party Monday evening.
Cards and games were enjoyed until
late hour, followed by dancing to
music furnished by Miss Gordon
and Ed. Peterson. Later, chicken
sandwiches, salad. cake and coffee
were served Ladies first prize at
card playing was won by Mrs. George
Whorton and the consolation prize
by Mrs Will Powers
Gentlemen's first prize went to Mr..
Mayes and the other to Frank Brooks.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-29
WABUSKA CHINESE
SECURES JUDGMENT

All Boo. Wabuska restaurant keep
er, was awarded Judgment OF SS7.l0
in the justice court at Wabuska Mon
day, All Boo being the plaintiff and
Requo Duedell, Mexican section
hand, the defendant. The contro-
versy was over watch and other
merchandise sold by All Boo to the
Mexican. The hearing was before
Judge Blanchard, with Fl Pilkirigton
representing All Boo and j. Andrew
Cutlery for the defendant.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-29
?. 0. BURGLAR
VISITS MASON

Q. II. Bot, the Mason postmaster,
was awakened last Tuesday night by
some one trying to gain entrance to the
post office. He si1cceedod in fright
ening away the intruder and probobly
prevented Il robbery. A key which
had been taken from one oi the doors,
with which the visitor had tried to
let himself in, was found i'll the road
next morning short distance from
the post office
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-29

Joe Giraud. sheep baron, l,a Arivro
his sheep to Schurz because tta sNow
has been so deep, and feed on Ire
range so scarce that it was necessary
TO take them where hay and grain
could be obtained An enormous
tent has been erected to protect the
lambs from the cold, and several men
have been employed to take care of
them John Giraud is III charge of
the camp.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mcleod enter
tanned number of friends at their
.home i'll the north end Of town last
week, aV party of which they are
still complimented as delightful host
and hostess
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-29

The next meeting of the Social
League will be held at the home OF
Mrs. John Snyder on April 5th. Each
invited guest is asked to bring as
many pennies as she is inches around
the waist. AS Mrs. Snyder always
proves herself a charming hostess, a
pleasant afternoon is anticipated.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-29

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kronqust
motored through Yerington Tuesday
on their way to their home in Schurz
from business trip to Pyramid lake
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-29
GO AND EAT

The Yerington Social League will
serve Boston Baked Bean Cafetaria
dinner on Saturday. April /. at Spang-
Ter Hall. between $50 and SOC p. m.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-29

A dancing party was given at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Powers
on north Main street Saturday eve
ming Five hundred was enjoyed
unit late hour when all took part
in dancing to delightful music by
Miss Anne Gordon and Mr.. Peter
son A buffet luncheon was served
at midnight, the dance continuing un-
til the wee sma' hours of the morning.
First prize at five hundred was
awarded to Mrs. Julia Kelly, second
prize to Frank Fowler, and the conso-
lation prize to Rucl Lothrop,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-29

Ray. Cortell has accepted a position
AT the c. 0. ID. garage and is now
the right hand" man.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-29
HARRY DUKES NOW
U. S. COMMISSIONER

Judge +. B. harrington, OF the
United States district court, has APP
pointed Harry c. Dukes to be United
States Commissioner, at Yerington, to
succeed Judson G. r. Smith who re-
signed. Charles A. Hendei, of Simp-
son. was reappointed United States
conmissioer for that section.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-29
ADDED ATTRACTION FOR
HIGH SCHOOL DANCE

Besides the attraction of a candy
sale at the dance on Friday, there tvill
be confetti. Great heaps Of it! Sold
at nicklc sack. Don't fail to
come. Also there will be rattle of
two large boxes of home made candy
If you don't want bag OF candy,
spend your nickles on confetti.
c. Nj. Christensen. postottice IN
spector from San Francisco is in this
city. He is making an investigation
of the recent attempt to rob the Mason
post office.
-OOO---
Gus Williams was a Tuesday visitor
frn,,, he rancb
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-29

Don't forget to be in Icrington on
Friday, 3lst. Why? Because the
high school is giving regular hard
times dance, The best OF the season.
Don't forget to come and help out
our high school. One feature of the
evening will be the music furnished by
the Raspberry Orchestra. NJ least we
know that lack OF evening clothes
can't keep you from this dance,
Another feature will be a homemade
candy sale by the high school girls.
-ooooo------
Ed, Peterson, of the Herington
Drug Company is the proud possess
or of a new Buick car. Ann that
amt all. He has plenty of friends
who are willing to ride i'll it.
The District Court is to be in
session on Friday next, when seven
naturalization cases are to be heard.
+. Fl. Whitacre, who has been in a
very critical condition for the past
few days. is reported as being slightly
improved today. He is suffering with
the flu.
Mrs. Emma Ross. and son, Charles,
rotored in from Fallon late Satur-
day and spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Poquaint
A baby boy was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Archer on Thursday,
March oath Mother and baby doing
nicely.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-22
OASIS ONlYk
MIRAGE MAYOR
ST!Rs EN- Up
rs Aao,ittd fro.

hy A...'lt fsh 'fess
',HNsT0WN. re. Aug % The
lohrstoVn ole. WIS only s mirn-" and
t1nigh, Mayor Joseph Ctufnl .td ~.
was satisfied With tho action" which
followed his odict 70 saloon keepers and
brewers that they could m3tD and sell
real bcci"
Tho mayor vas dirsitI>r.f with tho
dry enforcement machicury ana last
uiuhi he f'tuod has oi'ler and promised
nor 20 prosecute amy dispenser OF mre
beer. It, said II WIS his id.a 10 rid the
town Of hooilcFgors AMI sellers ~ roi.
sonous liquors
The action" which th, mayor o..
uight said pleased him was tho arria,l
here OF additional dry agents and tho
dismissal ~ q "a Sunlor. chief federal
prohibition agents In This district
Agent e. \ Sr'ugg wis placed In tenn.
pornry charge
Johnetown's saloons. lr 70 whole. fail
cd 10 Offer then patrons beer ~ Illegal
alcoholic contents. But some took I'D
vantage Of the offer for shor, time
ard did rushing business.
Efforts to close saloons through no.
l.cp Iover. the mayor said tonight.
w'rc not very sucres sfll so | decided
something drastic was roccssary. NEXT
week thore viii W. thousand men In
iuhuSiown attending q convention.
with th" trash that They sell In tho sa.
Icons h'rr on".third of tlcm would 20
homo poisoned YES. cot action %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-22
Election Comment
Jinl'~ Plan MI Wrong.

iHlIr.ss Index Ar..r riding To Jim
Ferguson candidate Ton tho senate. no
WORLD i.-u. q few billion dollars in eur.
and disirIbut. billion tollafs 60
'.'.l uff.ccholdcrs in wa hinr,on.
D"c'holdu Dm goad salarics
U. .H,r Fr. ahou, three where on is
'..'. tI' Vh, Ilm wants 90 give
f .... o' ihc ruhh, t,at cash
... moro than thU average man
1000 u01.r-rHut Th, farmers. labor,rs
I poor .r." would he taxed ton the
rest '1'y .fH.. ip pas this nouu, The
o..i'r N ,rUil'd to something but not
q Hul. IIw would gn, ,l,h soldier
$500 Inr ludrN would uk. to SEQ tho
i'ls compensated and paid fur ya,l
d'r served, iar only jon th1t manner
Nu' III each man rat what is justly duo
him The man who .'ldrr,d month
D. ro' entitled 90 30. much mon,, ,s
.. soldier whp won't u.f,-. auH fnurht
600. enemy fur many month.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-22

and 20 suggest that dear Mr.. Al
lett
Antony made suitable noises.
"Yolve seen Mr.. Albeit Tor your.
self A kinder. more warmhearted
man
Autoru explained that he had not
seen Mr.. Albeit.
"Of cprse. yes, was forgetting.
hut. be,sve me, Mr.. Dillingham;. you
can truS' won0n's Intuition Ia
these matters"
Antony said that he was sure OF
this.
Think OF my feelings as .
mother"
Antony WAS thinking OF Miss Nor
hury's folinEs az a daughter, aud
wondering n she guessed THAT her
affairs were how being discussed
with a stranger MIlK engaged, or
about 70 be- engaged Had mat any
bearing on the events ~ Yesterday ?
What. for Instance. would. Mrs. Nor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-22
STATE CANDIDATES.

The Daily News believes that
ifs readers would appreciate the
newspaper picking il, preference
Tor all the state officers. Only a
few races will be held IN the run
of Saturday, August %.
The News believes that State
Senator T. vi Davidson oi Mar
Shall, should be nominated 'or
Lieutenant governor lIc haH
made a splendid record M tn
state senate. while W., opponent
Col. Billie Mayiicld, has no -pc
cial recommendations or qualiii-
cations why Panhandle votw,
should support him. ln the iirs,
primary the Daily News sup
ported W. A. Johnson OF Mem
phis, former lieutenant governor.
For state superintendent OF
public instruction. the News ia
yors Ia 4. Bentley OF McAllen.
lie is 4 young man and has made
splendid record as an educator.
lie holds progressive ideas and
should make an efficient superin-
tcndcnt. His opponent is S. NJ.
y. Mars, who was supcriutc-
ndcnt Of the schools az Terrell for
many years and is now 400 assist
ant state superintendent
\ tide al opposition e Of .ro
in the state in regard o. tar ma.
ned in which the public .hool
system IS now being m Ue.
cause Of his connection with the
present administrator. % F. ,N-
peofcd that Mr.. Mari would TOLL
.lN ont the policies oi Ais, GlW-
ton incumbent. The people feel
t.lt il is time for q change 10
the school system and '' u.ll ,
be better 20 do the sweeping NOW
George G.. Garrett ~ Dallas. 2,
splendid. capable Voting ww
.c was in Amari,.a r..rt'F and
wade many friend, durug The
hort time he was here. Those
who know him dgg'. that b.
ull make an excellent stat.
.rcaSurcr. The New .. endorsing
1im more on the information r.
ccived from Others than from per-
sanal knowlergc of DIS abiliti,.
Ills opponent !, g. y Terrell ID
81 sc county.
Tho News has this tatcmcnl
.luW tn, three state candidate,
because 1t believe, the reader,
would be glad TO know the atti-
tudc Of the paper The News ha.
already announced that II is sup.
poeting Earle B. Mayfield f0r
United States senator over !. l.
Ferguson.
Several run-oii races win b.
held IN Potter county, but On,
News does not care 10 make q
preference in the local situation
Entering into the local situation
would not be Of much advar,lg,
either way and Tor that rcasor
the News prefers 20 let the voter
make their choice without an,
outside urging.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-22

His clean record aud the success
that he has made a. a state rail
road commissioner demand tina.
Texas should send him 90 Wash
inPton rs the next United States
senator Attempts Co run down
the character OF May.icld hy his
opponent have proven futile
People ~ Tca, mus. chose Doe
tween an inpcachcl c> governor
81 Texas. 1n advocate al the re-
turn Of booze. and % man known
throughout the state iYr hos hIgli
standard of morality 80 state
could send % srultar CO. Washing
ton OF the type u Ferguson with
ont receiving condemnation rom
al over the nation. The Ncw
does not want to bring mp the is
sue rs q, whether Ferguson Is
eligible % quality for his scat
The safe plan would Boz To- defeat
him right now That win do
away with amy opportunity oi
having q ,quabblc ahou, clieibil-
ity.
Friend, az N1yiicId should
work hard during mi, week. The
supporter Of Na}Icld should get
ont the vote here SATURDAY,. Get
out the MayiIcld and ami Fcreu
son vote and the impeached cX
governor viii bc moved under b,
90 avalanche at ballot,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-22
SULLIVAN OF FAIR WILL
BE HOST TO NEWS BOYS

Manager 'trl sullivan. of the Fair
Thoat.r VII l- host this afternoon 10
Daig News carrier boys m M. matinc.
showing oi Irnroi. NJ. sullivan say,
this Is one OF the b~st pictures for aids
aud groNngp,r ahla b. has ,vor shown
at th" Fair aud he Is anxious Tor aIl
hoNs 20 ,"o IT, 80 he invited tho News
carrier leNs 20 The performance. The
hoys win o" In chirrr Of Ruby Baker.
assistant circulation manager.
Poured is fllod with laughs from one
end 81 thu iilm o. the othcr II il tax.
en- from Booth Tarkiurton's famous
f'nrod Schofi'h yarns. darlington Is
rec's1rz"i 1s The most distinguished
huthnl now living lon America. Tho nic.
tur" ni'is"s natinc minds as wen as
juvenile
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-22
Mnei BE- ThnurIiIr..

clarendon NeWs Nobody b. surprised
81 JIu Ferguson not beng a IN kuIN
N.r If t. hs -,ur thar INA, order
, oieeses 90 he after Jim .g no better
...tt Gee USE %, .iands fo-
GID, bo1tlcser J.u .s no better than an
IDr mwie-s elements. for be- stauds
~ evcryth.ng tt,t iy low morally ~.
frcrst.Dn r.'k. with DO. uIth of hi.
60 rl and tire Noml o. h,u with wh.,h
a' De- so thoroughly r.s-,.sed How
Hv man who b. hrrrihls and who ha.
respect ior himself and h.. ,amliy can
support such vuliur, ih. wond,r ~
ne age. .tnd s.' sumr e them say
inry ore rohg io V,, fr dim. II
is' No. ihourhn. snse. .ur,ir - Isn't
t'c product Ul f,.ar.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-22

THINK OF MY fEkLlNGs As
4 MOTHER"
curry have thought OF brother
Robert. that family skeleton7 Was
this another reason FOR wanting
arother Robert out % the way7
Il never liked him. never
Never liked" said Antony. be-
Iw.ldered.
That cousin OF his-Mr. Cayley."
How did Miss Norbury get on
with him." Antony asked cautious
|]y.
There was nothing In that all"
'hrd Miss Norbury $ mother EN-
platically. Nothing. would ~y
- to anybody"
oh. I hes your pardon. ! never
meant"
Nothing. | can say ,hat FOR dear
Angsh with perfect confidence
Whether he made advances" she
broke on win a shrug Of her plump
shoulders.
Antony waited eagerly.
Naturally they met. Possibly he
might hay~-l don't know. But'my
duty as q mother was clear. Air. Gu.
In gram"
MIR. 0iilh CHAM made an encoursg-
Ing noise.
Il told him quite frankly that
how shall l put it2-that ne was
irepassing. Tactfully, OF course.
But frandy."
you mean" said Antony. trying
70 speak calmly. chat you told him
thst--w-Mr. Albeit and your
dDlghter-?"
Mfs .Nortmy nodded several
times.
.Esacly. Mr.. GImngham. had
my duty ~ a mother"
There uset have been a certain
awkwsrin< about the next meet
inr." sueg-sord ANTONY
":vatsrnsy. he has rot been here
since. No doubt they would have
been hound to meet up at the Red
House soos ef or later"
''Oh. tbs was only quite lately?"
Las. week. Mr.. Clllh CHAM.
spoke juki. n time
AN" said Antony. under his
breath. lie had been waiting for H.
He woild have liked now 10 have
gone away. 90 that be might oAys
thought over the new situation by
himself. Bu; Mrs. Sorbury was suil
taking.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-22
County Records
Marr,mY ImIlr

Warranty IsciiS
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Transfers.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-22

Mississippi wiIl have q run-oii
race ior United State, senator be-
tween lanes X. Nardaman and
Hubert Il. Stephen, The former
candidate J., an cN-l'uitcd states
senator and wa, defeated because
ot his war record lie should be
defeated again.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-22
THE WEATHER

Weather oitl6oF .or ia, period Nug.
20 O.. \ugu-t .i. 1872. inclusive.
N'. Gulf states General luir ard
.".ual temperature, hut with proh..
'ii'f g widely scattered thuudor,hov
'.s There ate not any indications az
u'- 'nn' of disturbance in tho W'.t
el,s
soU.hn Rocky Mountain and re-
'.N Eogion LD.Il shower, ami normal
uufe .turr
'4.crH,u,ns hen Monday 1t q i..
.'ih nicr.diau t'in,