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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-03

PRIME Sc mladik ma farmu,
kde Sc pestuje zelenina. Do
bry domov a dobry plat. Has
te Sc u Alb. Gaily, Shaffe Rd.,
Brooklyn Heights, proti Guy
ahoga Greenhouse Co. Vemte
zap. 25. st. karu. "A
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-03
"a CEST OTCOVU.
-ROMAN.-
Napsal Xavier de Mant6pin.
- r o N a N !.

Odchazejfc, nucena byla|
byla Berta jest9 Janu Ctvrtko
vi "vrele" ruku stisknouti,
ably nevzbudila neddveru je-I
no.
"Ach," zaseptla, kdyz ko-
necn6 yoctla Sc s Reneem venku
a kdyz svezi vzduch nocni
schladil planouci tvafe jejf,
zach, podati ruku tomuto clio
v6ku!" - Jest pravda, ze
jsem tax dokazala! O., netu-
sila jsem jest6 pred dvema no
dinami, ze jest tax bfdny, tax
neskonale bidny! Nyni vsak
vidim jiste. Omen zlosyn, spo-
luvinnik vrahIv v Nepilly, q
spise vrah sam, o nemz tvrdi,
re byl jeho soudruhem q ze
jest mrtev, to jest on sam, Jan
ctvrtek! - Nepochopil jste?
A tato ruka, kterou jsem pred
chvili tiskla, tato ruka vrazila
nIz v t6lo stryce meho, leka-
Re z Brunoy! A pro jeho zlo-
Gin, zlocin tohoto bidnika, byl
nest astny, drahy otec mdj nu-
cen zemriti nevinn6 ma popra-
visit! O, nynf jest mi vsechno
jasno! I otec mij ubfral Sc v
teze noci do Neuilly. Slyse W.
kirk, pad do Sekvany, naklo-
nil Sc pres zabradli, jak pred
soudem prohlasil a pri tom ne
pochybne ruce krvi 81 poskvr-
nil! Opakuji vam, Rene, Jan
ctvrtek jest vrah!"
"Upokojte Sc, slecno, zapfi-
saham vas. Define tomu, ze je
tomu tax. avsak ! potom Jan
Ctvrtek jediny mdze poznati
spoluvinniky sve a oznaciti
nam je. Bez n6ho nepodafilo
by sc nam nikdy ocistiti pamat
ku otce vaseho. Hled'te tedy sc
ovladati, abychom nevzbudilI
v Janu Ctvrtkovi ami tuseni {
tom, proc vlastne zvolili jsme
81 no "a spojence. Man, tuse
nj, ze brzy dosp6jeme k cili!
"Kez by bIh mas vyslysel
Lee nyni jsme il ma blizku by
tn meho! - Ma shledanou, pr
tell, bratre mnjw
XI.
KrSdex, jex men; krkdexi.
Rano v sedm hodin byl Re
ne Moulin jiz. u Jana Ctvrtka
Oba obstarali ma rychlo pre-
st9hovani Jana ctvrtka, mace;
zamerili do ulice de la Rey
ME.
Rene Moulin nesl pet Sc
frankd sebou, ably vyplati
vaky, jez zabaveny byly pr
dluznou cinzi a v nichz male
zati Sc mel osudny list.
Avsak pfibyvse k urcenem,
domu, shledali k ustrnutf sve
mu, ze dunn sc boura. v dob,
te vyvinul Sc totiz v Pafiz
zimnicni ruch stavebni a vs.
kvapem Sc prestavovalo a no
We ulice Sc razily.
v sousedstvi zv9d9li oba m,
love. ze MATTEL feceneho do
mu asi pred mesicem zemfe
a ze pred zbouranfm domu by
10 z jeho bytu vse prod&no. 1
k tomu Husipirko byl We we've
nj. neznamo kde!
i Rene ovsem pomyslil 81. KID,
by mel jednou sv9dectvi jeh'
pfed soudem zapotfebi, ze b,
uz vezne toho. Sc dop&tral. ted
ale tazal ise nahlas Jan ctvrt
! kar!sis hAaIl}ABIk,
este 81 1pln9 list, ze pod
pis ma listu. v n9mz muz v Ne,
lily zavrazdeny Evan byl zlo
cinci k dostavenicku ma name
} stf Svornosti mel skutecn9 pod
pis: Vevoda z. de La T. W.
"Aho. dplne iist!"
"Poid'te tedy rychle S
yonna, ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-03

LACE v CORLETT. Proda sc
dGm o 5 pokojich s koupelnou
2 vych. l31. ,ul. "a $500. =
Dunn o a pokojich s koupelnou
"a $4,000, hotove 5000. - Ci-
hlovy Bungalow o 6 pokojich
"a $4,000, hotov6 $500. - Lot
ma vych. 131. ul., blize Lena
crave "a $4,000. Je 40 pfi 154.
Blizsf Sc sdelf u Molnar Realty
Co., $3.50 vych. 131. ul. Ote-
vfeno v ned9li cd 9 do IL hod.
dopol. ctvrt, Sob.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-03
PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc trikusovy kozeny
mahagonovy set velmi LEVINE.
Haste Sc v (. 3279 vych. 1O3.
ul. AS
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-18
Corn Fed Beef Raised
Here Is Prime Quality
Proving Value Of Feed

Forf the past two or three years
Harvey Matthias has been conduct
Ing an experiment In feeding out
cattle on corn and as a result finds
that he can get more feed value
from the corn than he can from
peas. He states that the squa,>
corn he has raised Is easier cared
for and puts on the fat quicker
than peas and also that the clean
up with hogs is Just as satisfactory
This week the Busch meat com.
pany purchased some of the Matthias
cows, and heifers for retail bust
ness and Mr.. Busch says he has
never seen such choice beef raised
in this valley
The Journal is informed that
other farmers will plant some OF
the sQuaw corn the coming season
and II is probable that this crop
will become extensively raised In
this valley.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-18

Hair OF La lara entitled The
Whirly Gig of Life"
Attorney Jesse Stephenson the
next speaker expressed his apprs-
citation OF being asked to be tho
speaker from Monte Vista and en-
phasized the Importance of cooper
alton among the ex-service men and
encouraged them in their efforts for
the adjusted compensation thev -
richly deserved.
Mrs. Redman again favored the
audience with a vocal solo after
which Roy Shahan OF Alamosa ex-
pressed the hope that the Legion
boys would shoulder the respon
sibilities of their community.
Colonel Youngblood explained tho
value OF the reserve corps to our
country.
Jack Scott of Antonito held his
listeners in admirable style and at
the conclusion Of his talk was given
good hand.
Miss Menke OF Antonito gave 4
reading in song and verse entitled
That Old Gang OF Mine" which was
enjoyed by all.
]. p. Russell OF Del Norte and
Joe Martin of Alamosa followed BY
very interesting talks after which
ScOtchy Taylor OF Monte Vista
brought down the house" with his
Scotch song and encore which was
made necessary by the continued
applause.
After a duet by Or. Soiand a.a
Mr.. wilkins. State Commander L.
w. Burford OF Del Norte explained
the policies Of the Legion and out
lined program for the year's
work. which We think from the
sentiments ~ expressed ~ the meet
ing will have the hearty cooper
alton OF the entire valley.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-18
MONTE VISTA ROTARY CLUB ENTERTAINED
BY MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE COMPANY

ness giving some OF its history. its
utility and wonderful accomplish
mentS. The speaker euloxixed the
heroism and sacrifice OF many tels-
phone employees and declared that
the success OF the company was due
In greatest measure to the loyalty
OF the telephone girls. the weav-
ers OF speech" He explained that
employees may take stock in the
company and by so doing become .
part OF the company and are also
entitled to sick and accident bene-
fits.
A novel feature OF the evenings
entertainment was a talk OF feliei-
tation from Gov. Jack Andrews over
the company's long distance lines
from Longmont and talks by Il. G.
Breckenridge and Frank Hoag from
Pueblo which were audibi. to tho
assemblaSe.
Al the conclusion Of the enter
tainment. President Wallace OF tho
Rotary club extended the hearty
thanks OF the members for tn. .du-
cationai and enjoyable affair which
had been so admirably planned and
carried out. He took occasion To
express the fact that tn. present
telephone service is the best this
city has ever had and that n better
cooperation would result between
the business men who were present
and the telephone employees by
reason OF the former having gained
some knowlcds. OF the difficulties
that attend giving prompt scrvic. ut
times when great demand is being
made upon the telephone system.
Tho personnel Of the Monte Vista
exchange Is as follows; Forest n.
Ne.l~y. manager: n. X. Grocsbcck.
wirc chief. Mis-. Louise FoEie. chief
operator. and Misses Lillian Kei.
loss. Edith Evans. Alice siad~k.
Leila Nash. Ruth Caldwell. Era
Forst and Olive Leonard: Mrs. Nil.
dr~d cciimsn and Mrs. June Grocs.
beck.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-18
I ikDICArsON or THE
AETiaODlxr CHURCH TO
RE HELD IN MARCH

The Methodist people have been
holding their services In the Sun.
day school room OF the new build
Ing for = month. Although II Ia
not completed. they have made II
very comfortable by placing canvas
and building paper over all the
openings. They hav.. = perfect heat
Ing system and Notwithstanding the
fact that the weather has been very
cold. they have not had any trouble
In keeping the room warm. The
plasterinG is completed and the car
penters are rushing the finishing
work along no II will be ready for
the dedication which has been set
for early In March.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-18

The Monte Vista Rotary club wa.
en,srtained Monday night by tn,
Mountain States Telephone com
pany 1t their office and plant or
South Adams street. The affair wa,
arranged N \ surprise and the mem
bers OF the club were not aware OF
their place OF meeting until the,
were ushered into the teiephon.
office.
The first place visited was tn.
switchboard room where the detail,
OF the work OF completing telephone
calls was explained by Miss Louise
Foxle. chief operator. The Erea,
volume OF business handled dali,
through the Monte Vista central
office WAS matter OF surprise Ia
the visitors when they were inform
ed that nm average OF from 1000 10
5000 calls are completed over the
local switchboard every twenty -four
hours. This is exclusive OF toll calls
which reach an average OF 500 to
300 daily, The Monte Vista office
is equipped with on. of the best i'm
proved multiple switchboards which
enables five operators to handle the
large yolum. OF business with ease
From III. switchboard room III.
visitors were taken into the ins,ru.
"a h.sa t... .at. .ls....
kept for supplying electric current
necessary for operating tn" teic-
phone service together with the
mechanism for locating uoubi.
anywhere on the lines and tn. maze
Of wires leading into tn. building
from the great number Of telephones
In use throughout the city. Here
again explanation was made by Miss
Fosl" and Manager Nccicy Of tho
use Of tho contrivanccs necessary In
modern telephone plant
Tho guests were then seated At a
long table decorated In cut flowers
and = delicious luncheon was xrsc.
ious'y served by tho telephone girls.
suspended above the center Of tho
table wsa . huge hell. the insignia
OF the telephone company. and pen.
dent thersfrom was . large Rotary
wheel" while str~amers Of crepe
paper IN h,ss. gold and white com.
pleted . clever decorative effect.
The same eolors we're effected In
the rsfrsshaeats. During the iuneh.
son Aanassf Foreo( D. Nsslsy gave
. vssy Interesting talk ceaessaias
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-18

1919 has been marked. the assets
having tripled since that year. The
plan Of the Monte Vista association
Is similar to other associations OF
like nature: a series OF stock ma
lures in approximately nine years:
the investor realizes between and
10 per cent and the borrower aver
ages 6h per cent interest payment
II he carries his loan to maturity.
Loans are made only on two classes
OF security: stock in the associatio
and first mortgage real estate. All
investments of the association are
made in Monte Vista.
George b. Boutwell,. present sec
retary. announces that 1924
series of stock will be issued with
in few days and that applications
for loans are now on file for ninety
days ahead.
A particularly meritorious feature
Of \ well-managed building assoc
iation Is that II encourages thrift
among young people and affords the
means for . man on salary to own
his own home. Besides this II 10
considered one Of the safest invest
nents that can be made and the
monthly instailments are easily met.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-18
PULLING CONTEXT
AT STOCK SHOW II
CAUSING GREAT INTEREST

The pulling contest which will b.
put on At the coming Stock Show
At Monte Vista In February has
created 4 good deal Of interest and
promises to be = big drawing card
at the show. The following rules
have been decided upon 10 govern
the contest: F.f-t
/. Both hind wheels Of wages
will b locked.
,. W9yeA and loaa must be
moved ten feet
3. Team may have three trials
with 4 time limit OF minutes.
4. Contest is open to all teams
Of two horses or mules regardless
OF sixe.
6. Prizes are: LIST. 325 aud 2nd
$40: the money going to owner OF
team.
6. All entries close Thursday
noon. Feb. Z. 1924. and may be
given to any one OF committee.
Frank GOff. DR.. Glynn or DR..
Wsdleigh.
Z. Wagon and load will he fur
nished by committee.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-18
FAST CAGE GAME
EXPECTED JANUARY ~

A basketball game OF unusual
interest In promised for the night
of next Wednesday. January 20. at
the Monte Vista armory. The teams
contending will be the Ellio, Bros.
five Of Colorado Springs and the
Monte Vista town team.
The Elliotx have won the champ
ionship Of Colorado Springs for the
past three seasons and their record
In fast company Is an enyiabie one.
The Monte Vista town team Is
probably the fastest aggregation OF
players the town has ever AS
scmblcd. Paul Rawlings and Jack
Wright ~ forwards and Marion
Davis At center In "A smooth work
Ing combination that is capable OF
giving any opposing guards lot
OF trouble. Wright Is well known
ms one Of the mainstsys OF last
years championship high school
team. The team IL well rounded
out with the guards Donald Shakes
pcare and sanborn. both of whom
ar. fast hesdy players.
This game In sure TO he interest
Ing aud the locals are expected to
hold their own on their home floor.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-18
NAN LUIS VALLEY STARTS
DAIRY ASSOCIATION

Friday. January II. will be look
ed back to in years to come a. 4
day the anniversary of which will
he q household word In the homes
Of the farmers Of the San Luis
valley.
The organization meeting OF the
Ban Luis Valley Dairy Association
was held yesterday In the Elks' hall
at which = good sized representa-.
tive attendance was on hand. In.
cluded In the list Of visitors was
State Dairy Commissioner George
Morton Of the Colorado Agricul.
turai college. who IL one Of ths
directors of the association. He
was accompanied from Denver BY
d. w. Thomas.
The temporary officers were
made permanent. ~ follows: Prssi.
dent. DR.. l. l.. Gottheif. sagusche: I:
A. J. West. Aiamosa. secretary.
treasurer: directors: Rio Orsnde.
J. p. Russell and II. +. Scuil:
SaGuache W. q. sauder: =. ID.
Caikinx and G. =. Jensen. Conejos
county: Frank y. Grimwood and
Charles A. Robinson OF Costilla
A. l.. Moses Aismosa.
The permanent organization ap.
pointed Max Grandy OF Lamar. as
the man who will have charge OF
the field work for the association.
otherwise known ~ dairy specialist.
Mr.. Orandy II . graduate OF the
Colorado Agricultural college and
for the past three years has been
In charge Of the Lamar COW test.
Ing association. with wonderful sue
Courier.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-18
BUILDING ASSOCIATION HAS1
|BEEN GREAT ASSET TO TOWN

In another column Of this issue
of the Journal 10 published . fin
ancial statement of the Monte Vista
Building association. This associa-
zion has been . wonderful asset to
the community and has made pos
sible the owning of a great many
homes by residents which has added
materially to the growth Of the
town beside returning to investors
In the association very substan-
tial amount Of money.
The Monte Vista Building assoc
iation has been in business about
eighteen years. having been orEani.
ed in May. 1906. The incorpor-
ators were O. A. Cramer, r. B. Wal
lace. Wesley Statley. w. J. Clark,
and w. o. Station. The first Of
ficers were W. H. Fassett presi-
dent; w. ]. Clark. vice president: /:
o. A. Cramer. secretary. and John
Bushinger. treasurer. and these
men, with the exception Of Mr..
Cramer. still hold their original Of
fices. The capitalization was placed
at $500. 900 and this was raised in
1928 to $500 200.
Ever since organized the associa-
tion has had good demand for
their funds and its growth since
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-18
Del Norte Man Is
Fatally Injured in
Horrible Accident

A very sad and deplorable acci-
dent occurred at the stone quarry
near Del Norte. Tuesday morning
about seven O'Clock when Frank
Lamners was hoisting stone out Of
the quarry.
Mr.. Lamner's sweater caught in
the fly wheel and every time the
wheel revolved his head struck the
stone floor. One OF the employees
noticed the machinery was making
an unnatural sound and when he
arrived at the hosting machine. dis
covered Lamner's body on the floor,
the machinery had worn his sweater
into shreds which finally released
him.
He was rushed to the sanitarium
and DR.. Gjellum OF Del Norte and
Ilr. Taylor of Monte Vista were
called. Every rib in his body was
crushed. He passed away at 1880
O'Clock that light without ever re-
gaining CONSCIOUSNESS.
Mr.. Lamners Is survived by his
wife and son, who Is about ten or
twelve years old.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-18
MODERN wOODMEN ENTERTAIN
WITH BIG FEED AND PROGRAM

The Monte Vista camp OF the
Modern Woodmen Of America en-.
ioyed . very fine social evening on
Monday night Of this week when the
members OF the camp arranged q
banquet and program for the enter
tainment Of their families and Q
number Of invited guests.
About 100 persons were~xeated at
the banquet tables nj about seven
o'clock In the banquet room Of the
Woodmen temple and all did annie
Justice to the sumptuousiy prepar red
turkey and trimmings which was
supervised In preparation and scrv.
Ing by the woodmcn themselves.
After the banquet all assem- bi-d
in the lodge room where the follow
Ing program was enjoyed:
Music by Two-ume syncopa,ors
orchestra.
Recitation by Frances Barley.
Selection by the orchestra.
Address by John D. Whcric Of
Center.
ouartct-Mr. and Mrs. w. II.
Gof. Mrs Montgomery. Mr.. Locke.
Readings by Mrs. Hunter Barley.
Selection by the orchestra.
The address by Mr.. wh~rlc was
upon IN. subject Of Woodcrsft and
was enlightcninE In regard 10 tho
purposes and accomplishments Of
the organization. which the speaker
shoyed 10 he one Of IN. strongest
frat~rnal insurance associations In
the world.
The program was In charge Of W.
A. Covert. clerk. who made the
guests heartily welcome. The ~n.
joyable affair Was conciuded by
daacing.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-18
LEGION POSTS HAVE
ENTHUSIASTIC ALAM0SA MEET

About twenty members of James
G. Hamilton Post No. SO together
with several Monte Vista business
men attended the banquet to the
various posts and business men
given by Dickey Springer post OF
Alamosa, Colorado. last Thursday
at which approximately $50 were
in attendance.
The purpose of the meeting was
to welcome the State Commander
l.. w. Burford and to show the
legion's appreciation to the business
men and others who were instru,
mental in making the State Gov
vention of the American Legion in
Alamosa last fall the great success
It proved to be.
Col. Foote, commander of Dicky
Springer post. was toastmaster and
ably explained the purpose OF the
meeting after which Mrs. Redmar
favored the gathering with voca
solo which was loudly applauded.
O. A. Garris OF La lara was tn,
first speaker and in his able man
ner explained the principles of th'
American Legion and won tn,
audience by the spirit his word,
carried.
The lights were then turned ou
leaving the Legion Emblem on 4
lighted globe the analysis of which
was given by Rev. McNulty chap
lain Of the Dickey Springer post.
A. l.. Moses. president OF the
Chamber Of Commerce, made an ap
propriate talk in which he asked
for suggestions and ideas of the
American Legion in order that theii
commercial body might function tc
the best advantage.
Prof. j. A. boyce also made q.
interesting talk which was followed
by an excellent reading by Mis-,
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-18
WORK ON OIL WE1L
I'd UTAkT ABOUT MARCH I

On account Of trouble and delay
In securing the RIG and drilling out.
1T which The Valley OIL Company
expected 70 have shipped from,
Texas. the Board Of Directors have
now decided that Il will b. more
advisable to defer starting opsr-
ations untii our cold weather 70 par
tiafiy over which viii likely b
shortly after March ist.
Every effort 10 bsing made 70 set
thinss In SHAPE 10 commence opsr-
ations q that time. either by con.
tract for completion Of the we'll or
thSu ths purchase Of the necessary
rspairs aAd By iadividusl labor -
hsestesors.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-18
GEORGE Lll.l.EY
T INJURED IN ACCIDENT

Tharsday afternoon about 1880
O'Clock when George Lilley was 60
ing to sale. In his Chevrolet sedan.
his car struck = rock in the road
and completely turned over. The
accident occurred about two miles
eass Of the Zinser Switch. but he
managed 70 get home and DIR. Smith
was called and found that his left
collar bone and two ribs were
broken. The car was pretty badly
lAnAgea. ,s...r f,'
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-18

Hon. DELPHI Z. Carpenter. Colo
rsdo's com0issioaer b the later.
essse nsvsu CoApess CsantesisA,
writer urging Immediate action b.
the water users of the Ban Luis val
ley In doing their part In protect
ing their rights to the use Of the
waters Of the Rio Grande river. the
Conejos. La lara. Alamosa and Its
other tributary streams In the ap'
portionment Of these waters between
Colorado. New Mexico and Texas
The field agent has been instruct
ed to Impress upon the water users
OF the valley the far-reaehing en-
tsnglements that threaten the rights
Of Colorado water users.
In 1885 the U. .. reclamation
servIcs filed upon ali the water then
flowing In the Rio 0rande river
above the Engie tsometimes refer.
red to a. the Elephant Butte> res
ervoir and aot being put to actual
beneficial use at that time. II now
develops that there 10 more water
flowing In the river than 10 nscss-
cary to supply the EnGle reservoir
and this surplus Is to he apportion-
cd BY the U. 8. Government among
the users Of the various states men
toned.
Under the existing conditions
every ditch enlargement. or rights
from drainage development. or
water developed by springs. or
stream rights filed since 1885 are In
Jeopardy and are subject TO attack
1t any time and forced Into limit
less litigation.
A. an example Of what the water
users OF the Ban Luis valley may
he compelled TO face In the courts
We would cite the recent action OF
Kansas interests who filed IN In
junction In the U. 3. courts against
Colorado users who for many years
had been storing water In small res
ervoirs on the purkatoire In Las
Animas county.
Mr.. Carpenters desire IL TO have
the solid. tangible backing Of the
San Luis valley back Of him when
he presents their case 70 the water
commission. Besides organising the
several local associations. ths, ditch
owasrs. whether iadividual or or
gaaissd. are asked 70 contribute the
noniaai ssn Of - cents per cubic
second foot Of water on the carry
lag capacity Of the ditch snd the
sane amount on each 800 acrs.fest
of stored water.
Hx-oscrstary Of Commerce Her.
beft Hoover has been selected 70
represent the o. .. sovsramsnt On
the compact eommisssen sad NJ.
caspsatss y using every possible re-
source 70 have the claims Of the
Saa Luis valley perfectly erystaiis-
81 betoeo hs 10 called 70 sppeaf ~
Sefs ~ eo0misojea. which viii -
eaaIe1 within tAo Hsxt meath q I've.
J. D. vrassy. fis'l assst iss ~,
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-18
COMPACT COMMISSIONER URGES INSTANT
ACTION BY WATER USERS OF THIS VALLEY

Colorado commissioner in the Saa
Luis valley. hes mailed strong
letter ts liisA aud reservoir owners
throughout the valley urging Inn
mediate action. and enclosing =
copy Of the standard form OF con-
tract used throughout the state in
organizing.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-18

Mise Msyme Hurt came In from
Astsc. New Mexico. Sunday morn.
ing 10 stay with her grandmother
Ars. Eta Msteaif. Nm. Mstcaif II
hesssksspsr for n. J. oiibrsath and
family.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-18

Mrs. ]. N. Sims. mother OF l.. r.
Sims Of Monte Vista. died last Sun.
day At her home In Fort Morgan,
aged ~ years. Mrs. Sims was form.
eriy n resident of this place and had
host Of friends who Will regret
her demise.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-18

Mrs. Ella Reed was = passenger
on Wednesday nights train for
Msrysvtiis. No.. where she will visit
relatives aad friends for several
weeks.