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t - THE OREGON SimDAY ' JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY, 0. 1908. YTJr U U fT?T rnn A TT O Tin 'TIJT? Tv A Tn ATHC n AT T Government Investigate Alas hP, r.K KM 1 If I fT 'r M . - " - jm - m . sw .sk ik . - -bbs-ssssj , Mm sssw ' . . -m- r- , a w u. v x ruiiLiicfl rn . , i m nrav Roa J to Mines tne Far North Present Staife Routes Maintained at Private Expense and Many Are Roads , in Nam Only Wuhmrfton Alaskan Colony Hboe in . II I H - hcrCV'''! - V I A START , I qRTINq- I"---- I ,1 11 I 1 III I I I ' I 1 1 IB II I II I I II III! I I ! I .. ' ..lmllllli.r'"l By John E. Lathrop. Wuhln'toa Burr to of Tut joonil.) ABHINQTON. Feb. I. Major W. P. RichArdaon, Ninth In Taut ry. U. ' 8. predlJenl. of tti board of road commlnglonrr of Alaska, is In Washington. i J TT noma minora and propctora. roadK have bern built which often cause the American inlnera in Alaska to express rovy of their more fortunate brothers and to complain that the government of this country has not done its duty la the matter of road building. Major Richardson, nowever, cites tnas mis nation, just as its attention wa furthering the governments work to !,raw" A1k' .h.adJu 8Pan'"h , . , to fight, so that attention was diverted provide the northwest country with good from" tne terrtory of the north. But highways. Were one disposed to adopt now the government Is laying plans to the romantic style of writing, he might BO,v' th?. A1k ,roa$ problem, and M.n ...,,.' . .,. , ,.,,. . considerable work already has been done aally construct a atory of thrilling In- l0WHrds that end. lerest In telling of the major's expe- When the Immense stretches of coiin- rlences In Alaska, "muahlng" over ttu try are remembered, and the dlfflcul- trailfl In the llAHrl nf Winter dtvrfntf 1 1 ..a tn ha mat anil iminiiAri1 rn Inlrftn himself out of the great ' snowdrifts Into account. Major Richardson assert mat no criticism is ocservea, Dut ratnnr ' which obstruct the way of the srovern mnt mall carriers, hurrrins' here am! there as news reaches him ofdlfflcul- up to date. lies encountered oy mt man contrac tors, looking out the country to do In his report Just about to be Issued, Major Richardson will say: i ne benenc to tne mn.il service rrom vise routes through sometimes well-nigh Improvements on the overland mall trail inaccessible regions, and enduring 'al most unbelievable hardships In carrying VP to last winter was evidenced by the rrlval at Nome on December 5 of the n the work to which he has devoted first through winter mall, 4 days from nn irimiuic bkmi una exnuusiirss n Seattle, as against uecemner Z pr tne ergles. previous year and December 81 of the Acroaa the line In British territory, year before. This saving of 24 days where the Klondike country, comprls- over any previous record was greatly Ins- a rich gold-bearing placer ground, appreciated by the citizens of Nome with Urge revenues collected by the Ca- and the Seward peninsula, and was nadian government from the venture- made the occasion of a telegVam to WHEN THE EARTH IS DEAD There Exists No Proper Common Meas ure of Etemity T By Camilla Flammarlon. HE earth was dead. The lng sun, its rivers flowing liKe serpents through the green fields, its woods re verberating with the songs of the birds, its forests enveloped in majestic my .1...1. y.mM At -a th, iiicn iui (mi nappinens seemea eier- .f ' !r ! 1 ! "' Wht has become of the mornings other. The sun was extinct, but and evenings, the flowers and the lov the stars were atill twinkling ers, the harmonies and Joys, the beau- ' there shall always be stars and Zr areunr Ail nv P- worlds. . The earth Is dead, all the planets are In the immeasurable eternity, time, dead, the sun Is extinct The solar Which is essentially relative, la deter- hflVuS Kn' T'm8 't8eIf Vn nn," mined by the movement of each of these Time flows into eternity, but eter- worlds. and In each world it Is felt ac- nlty remains and time revives. cording to the personal sensations of Before the earth 'existed, doting a their inhabitants. Each globe measures whole eternity, there were suns and Its proper period, of time. The years worlds, humanities filled with life and of the earth are not those of Neptune, activity as are we today. For millions Neptune's year equals one hundred and and millions of years our earth did no't sixty-four of ours, and Is no longer in exist but the nulverse was no less the absolute. There exists no proper brilliant. After our time It will be as common measure of time and eternity. before our epoch Is of no Importance. In the empty space time doea not ex- The deaJ and cold earth carried In isL there are no years, no centuries, itself, however, an energy not lost its th.er!.wii mS.MlnK. t,ma movement around the . energy ypon a revolving globe. Without per- transformed into heat would suffice to iodlcai movements one. can have no con- melt the whole globe, to reduce it to ceptlon of time whatsoever. vapor and to begin a new history for -,d i-.eistlal neighbor Mars, nor for if this movement around the sun . beautitful Venus, nor the gigantltc JTupi- should suddenly cease the earth would I the Blow .P18"1' would rush toward It with ever Increas JJranus and Neptune, nor even the bud- lng speed and would reach it In six ty , lime sun, whose rays had for centuries live days wi i eixiy Mnded'Maht1"11114 countrle" ' ,Wnen -'earth Is dead, other worlds rslfn'ailack globe, the plan- jffiSSEr JSSSS,' ' fiJK!?.SS'r blac.k b!8- 'nd thla other Athenian, other Romes other Invisible svsUra continued to course in Parises, other palaces, other temnles thodrdrkn3e-1.eno1ty.nao.the b'm f t'l?1' ' 0& othnti - ?aJie" ?f fpP. nd. these new universes Will dlsnn- :.a.' "1 T,Jr.ulnJ-.1..'11" H lne P.a? their turn, to be followed by vrf. b.k ;hr,- jr'J.nr.."": "". --r "r n&i rusn ii f7 7i.r ,r.7i . "5 . r,i". y??' renr. ot grairiry and form an Immense I .t if ity h ' I hi 1. on yhc rrr III m I11 aPMr .AVTOAii -f-f Ii ml av" II I If ' t ill ll W III 4 - cv III 11 with lov the tlm 1 III , , r-v."V4. III I Hut when &z T , i t ; 4 rfy !10 that affect to the secretary of war. allotments in the early part of April Th best time from Seattle to Nome for the different sections of work de was S days, and the average time 41 termlned upon and met In Seattle for daya for the season. It Is expected this purpose and for the purchase of that this time will be still further re- animals, tools and other equipment, duced the coming winter. The record and for the organisation of parties for time from Valdes to Fairbanks (S7G the eeaaon's work." miles) during the season was six days Accompanying his report, he will print ten hours and ten minutes. Much of pictures such as those which are sup the credit for the improved services pllod herewith, to illustrate the con should be given to E. 8. Orr, mall con- dltlons encountered In Alaaka and to tractor In charge of the route between show In some degree the progress which Valdes and Fairbanks, and to the su- has been made. Although Alaskans are perintenaents ana carriers along tne disposed to demur rrom the opinion or river and Bering Sea coast who undergo the road board's prealdent that this many hardships and occasionally loae government has accomplished what their lives in the effort to protect and might have been expected from It, un- dellver the malls on time. der the circumstances, they admit that "The amount accruing to the 'Alas- the difficulties there are greater than ka fund' for road and trail construction the uninformed people of the states from taxation In the territory was again realise and they concede that in Major supplemented oy me cungrni mi un mrnarasni, tne government nas an agent last session by a special appropriation and engineer of Indomitable . courage, of $260,000, For the construction and requisite skill, snd unquestioned hon- malntenance of military and post- esty and that. If anyone can carry road roads, Driaaes ana trans in Aiasaa - Dunning plans to success, he can. ." which, with above J90.000 In Every winter a large colony of Alas the regular tax fund at the beginning kans are in the national capital and of the season of summer operation, these sre found upon Inquiry to regard gave to the board a larger fund than In Major Richardson aa the true friend of any previous year, ana a vast amount mat nortnern territory, ana tney iook of work has been done, distributed from to him to bring order out of the chaos Prince of Wales Island In southeastern heretofore existing, and to utilize the Alaska to Kotebue sound beyond Her- governments resources in the best poa lng strait. The board made provisional alble manner. FINANCIERING OF YOUR FU- TURE Thrift and Economy the Only Road to Wealth By John Anderson Jeyne. VERY MAN who Is a man manly f begins saving as much as he csn from the little that he receives, sacrificing In the present for the sake of his tomor rows. The quarter that a young man sauand- among men looks forward to tha yung men metnn therefore more than time when he will get away from 26 cents In the coin of the republic. It the drudgery of his desk, the th increase that would come tog . , , vi. v,,i. h. nt ' through Its natural growth by rea-B brunt of his battles, the grind of g0 of ,.B !.,-..: it means the cultlva-K his grist and th push of his pen. tlon of habits of wastefulness, which.! In one corner of his mind he has built a" other habits, grows by what It ,,,., . - . h. ,M Allf feeds upon, and It means that th fu-l or himself a factory, has laid out a ture inmt6 ot bt)inK financiered fort rarm or nas com to o a luocnmui great business achievements, is mort-f faged and handicapped, from whlchr tn. year, -no ...... -overy"" "" " pro8pect of I when h shall b' We are llvlnv In an era nt linnnrAllnln.l man save himself and prosperity. Wages were never so high im mister. and while It la also true that rnmmndl.ll von come to talk With the ties are elan hlvh. vet thrra la rtei- majorlty of men who are now occupying incentive and opportunity for pavlngf saianea positions, wno are respunami man ever nerore. j nererore, for a ; to overseers, you .will find that few, young man not to begin and begin at,; very few of them, have given careful one saving is positively criminal. H and painstaking thought to any method commits a crime against himself that by which they shall be able to financier must abide in Us consequences through-k that splendid fortune to which they hope out today, tomorrow and the entire fu-C to come. ture of bis life. , I The majority of men think "sufficient There Is no roval road by which a! unto the day," and that day, today. They young man can financier his future! take no accounting of the yeara that are Have that of thrift and economy! a nstm Tkv I. M I'M nn nlllnl nevond T nMti,nt nim.Mnn IhAmfA.. a- ' fhnB nf the next dsv envelope But here and there you will find a man, who, thinking resolutely relative to the future, resolutely determines to prepare for that by-and-by time in tho wstvir-a-rwiw anil nn w. A man Who knows thhat every success In the future young man to ask himself: How am L financiering my future? OREGON POSTOFFICE NAMES ARE QUEER urd one Origin of "Bakeoven," "Mule." "Sweet Home," "Shake &S'&t S WSSPI and Many Other Oadly Named Places Throughout the State Insane Newspapers. "Insane newspapers papers, that Is written and edited by lunatics are tf ' Sd,.reda&tr o-lonV."r: ftlll other."." At a 1 Jo7h.,UT.eW,1: 52,Ju.M"BtS:y" "th '"t-re ternlty. all the lUrTof ah- me muay way snail rush tnwH Is conditioned upon sAcrlflce and prep- wrmen ana eauea oy lunaiics are tj aration In th present A man who. re- be found In nearly every asylum," saTTi celving his pay envelope from the pay- tj,e superintendent. "As a rule thelif master of the concern Dy wmcn ne -nnfAn. ..,,!,,, -i.,.!. h,,d ?.c.ZeZ .'v nKn wi-Vv" .Sved now and then something extraordinary slips in. A New Vork asylum's papeij . sero. NO genius, no sage could wiiuiu imm rwa not to us. nave The Infinite anaae nhall v. thereof. '"8mall savings wisely saved lead to wealtn," ana, not on y fe,j 0 Klni,ntf ln this wise on the oc III -rZ& gJn of hi. reception of the Nob. bmnriirhacir tn AT J. "Zl" """- apaoe shall Trtff "Uthrourt spacer bathed" Sn'S, and" "1. a'enWe"1 ra?.9eonf tfiSS I'Sl" MORBIDNESS Dangerous Ch teristic Known to Humanity Sh JDe Avoided F From the New Tork Sun. OR queer names of "towns Ore gon excels any state ln the union, juniper, which stand, am ary each week or month a. the case may be. , . . . And th superintendent read: " tie is an emboaiea nasco, a auu, ais from the clear stream which runs near Having that Dosslblv the name was a this postofflce. Among other names hoodoo Residents have changed the nam , This man mowj. inai"i; t .mii mal, ridiculous nssle, and all the 01ym chosen on account of surroundings are of the town to Neoanicum, after a rlvr tunes have had their inception in smau plan goa8 ftt once hunt f0f aecByw imong the Juni- on which it is situated. ulv, " J" iv." ft tjvii. .r. rotten apples ana cabbag staiKA 0 Natural characteristics and per trees of eastern Oregon: Peak, lo- i.hin. la th n.m- of . hri-rtna- . r.aa. 0J.n1 " Z-l to hurl at him, and even the swes freaks of fortune made many fated near the foot of Mary's peak,th Oregon settlement and one might sup- DOWJ! ffSw.n Swrnert that 160 ?!? A"?? 9.1JLl. " name,, and the pioneers who set- M??n? " b? ?.iK"-,,to7 .l-a ft! sav7 at 1 1 per pint interestWould glv. ba8Y.enc" "w" " iLi. m-- . v J- s-Mw. v Dki.un wvii uy. Kin, Aa mnrr, rot Tim 111 flP.tllfll CMM M nfl a ucu in Liiiet iHr wpsifl rn urni a nrrin tiph r rnsjoi i n Artrtai r a an i ,i m a avii MAimts ns a TiDB.h a ...-..rMa '"uv"' , - . jt P ssss . . . m 'A"- uTt ittvuuuttiin ui. uncoil in o vuunij auu so- seaectea a name for their new location yneri ana mraoow, an naraeu dwhuh curea us name rrom tne asbesto. mine ,v,. . or tne cnier characteristic or their natu- near by. Other Oreiton towns which 1'name.and -ome ,.mfr -.THJ8"? -? "fft. I' L 'SK SKa?Uafiffi 5JES5 W anTtne ifitl, VeUowmenT : T . " . I", .hi i;. r. fV;Q.r," t .r Nugget. Oretown and Prosoect n8 wa L'S 5" i ng tne monxeys tail, wm nee to ui v-loai,-i0 tvjyyvcn iu ureguu i ywoi-i --- , Tr ' -.r . , . . . . . , on a moaen mar, boviub jcguianj fan. 'It's Cut Uttl Tgood TVou-ii Ida a 7": .',5fc.'?H! .5 . " T.-7D".ae"c-8 ". "n" . "r," certain Percentage of his jpajr im- a Philadelphia asylum's paper sal ng last year's crop." whereas tha if v.V .,",.u u 'f i oi i" west. 2r"", "r, a. " " r vesting it wun "v 1. or tne money scarcity :ects of a a-ennina ann-nw ,.h.. .v .""uo Bua we nave also con- ou "II i ae- : . '.z i.- i i in . ... " '. . oouia mM oy uueiiiB Biro ! v sane paper last week with this passagti rhlch XFoT ,h0 great John D., In his youths was .v ' " are not abov working, as a boy of IS or 14, .. .Godllke Robley Fighting Bob sot l ror ID cento r uoy. Jh..K.MSW.'-thsr . c.T- iiVV V iu.iyr noDieness. By Landon Carter. (Copyright, X0S, by W. R. Hearst 1 Nm nip thh' j . wtwiieDinir. a.re an Anpnn,BMm.n. wvbi ucuirernuji . . . : - - ..njuuui uriii charactertsUcs known to human- M "ftk,our''vetl. w("-thy Uy is morbidness, which s-ener- able faults need not result t . . " nana 4-1, y tne outcome or variety. m,;7.1?-' .Itf!?S9 whioh, by th way. takes its name from valley - ' - L.io oi - Annnam nlrfla an tr... ibva ln III U 1 B rancnei in ins west. TODia- TT M nront mium lb vminA T1M. . V. a hn nal h m K nar cent Tar ii l t...l Im m;tB UX a aenUlu Sorrow rath , v, - , . . - . . . .. .v. v-w.. - . , ...u .. w u ..p ubhj, mn u ...... - - i na f3v,iu' tiuiiq urn. nig ijsii,i . t o.tuiuv bvii iuw, ratner than trtKut t. M n m. , . . . , . i ... i v. .M,i M. i. i i a, r. . . . MM m.i n mi . . i ,. i . . j'i weaKenlnir. a.r an An.i,nM . w.u, uwica v oottioiuoiiLs. nere IH iiu town at mule, uui tne fcw.it m nip c iw imi a. rne uae ut ma ihwiwji i'"i n.Uu.B nenooves ail to soueeae tne orowi " pan caance nas piayea in iorm- ranchers wanted a postomce. wnen tacnment 01 soiuiers irora ainomia to the conclusion mat n ni im dollar, thus restoring to tne oia yenov Indolence selfishness It found amongst viates more inrW2,iiiy ,nsx OroRon's postofflce list Is illus- Mahon, who headed the peUtlon, was northward through Oregon to Vancouver to be well financiered h must begin stocking some measure of the crimsot i"it in JrKfJ" iTate1ln Bakeoven. In early days a asked to select a name he suggested barracka In crossing th southern Ore- saving now. m . gain lost through peculatlv Wall stree" tii -m ArJi?: frenchman started from The Dalles, Anderson, as his ranch Is ln Anderson Ron mountains th soldiers wandered Th man knows something of how Bulls' green gambols and bears' plnli' w, .aa should scourtre ua intn i,m 7L"lui'',f' w?'i taaes us name rrom valley. But the department repiiea '"" xuuna money grows, even at tne ranu isw . and every form of paths and action there' are m i the dalles or falls In the Columbia river, that there were too many Andersons their way down out of the mountains 4 per cent Interest, compounded seml lt is most frequent- lustrations; for is not the yJ with a cargo of flour for the mines at in th oountry already and a shorter th,rn,e'!!, ' new, P?.88- TT later years annually. He knows that If he can say ngst the idle, and gen- fioup of having rutoed one fife, an JlS'tten JSSLJS Jnt 'ng- ve to make . strive to ffift'-T Canyon City, another town named from name would b advisable. suggested Mule, and it was accepted. dr lainaoi one Is rendered unnecessarily Fler z othera,-, Are "ot the ole DODelaaa. Rn -v. . it. ' have hnvalv llvci tk.. .v. .. 1 -- torriLitfj eileClS ' vmivusu LIl CI IllTnTv 'J'llai all conspicuous to ,ow" an encouraging refuge to the There are several names built a big oven and then gradually uorcii IDA nuur 111 lu preaa. ,v. . M S Wich -iraT2d' S TouSwT stumblerTnd'Viotim. of d-! .-ThA..!Ato LV ? and' tow'ns" were" rea' vir"1"5" " would Indeed be "Punaency-s ana is it not a corresDon- -r.r 2 IZT ""V. tlons. Such ar Reu So Mahon "hen Grant led the Union armies to one dollar only per week from his pay vnjiuiy biiu incsinn iimoui ma name envelope at th ena OI tne year ne wm uwuoa it. !f whl-h trav liX' tween th hills took In Mr v ilava the tins uua, niiu nava in nanx anDroximateiy ana iw niu 1110 cim up In th pass be- savings began earning interest the 16th was. But T the name unii mnnth And vear rhnwera for settlers in order to tv,r. la th increase until at th "In th uf.T. Y.11. De near wood and water went well back mi at a term of 10 years he will have fThey wrap the nut in a bit of leaf an which, whila to th hills to take donation . land ??? ir.Vii nt flail ra for aeasonln.' thev add a llttl llm fil TZtJ???it0"cJ!. claims. Ignoring the rich valley lands, it out Wr yourself and you'll better It's a tart-tastin' chew, not bad. and 1 Uy natural SeleC- .Mih ira nnw tha miu nt tn anA ft OUl lor yy'"""'". ha, l IV nhKn a nnlhln' affant. Den and Kurus. aaith a T.i-t th. ..akin. 'w """";,-"-"'.-"- 1 t.- . .a -t uvn"a . 'v y aavintr nvrn iiuii huiiisi. The Chewers. .rfn.w - 1 11 .1 1 thlM ImjI uuaoco mil t tne umy iiuhs w"ut rar store man. ' 1 wisn 1 m writin up a story abou the Sunday naner. far east they chew th betel . bar tn i--n' ?uoea. o --y-,' vwirenpon- areater oroflt than 'h .would ntherwlao i,'""."- weaitn. A party tnus seeKing new Mn .mall aums. . ni rj.ariiX-fJ,,al.. xlt- iu.""v' -un. .er ! have recaived. Aa a re.nu f "i. 1 fJ iwma ror tn man on wnos homes found a pleasant little valley In iiYfl, .ii" th. facts staring him In fee ' JLis?. :Thj.Tss Lr:s ss: Arsas1 2 L.&.srfc m. anxiety-TrVi; r.88 c!mL,m?LbJd! .Duty '"Z. Bakeoven. "id" ter S : Utopia, so far as natural conditions K'""Uf JeT In th present mians . ' - as to cortuauty or tne laca 01 it as inir itia. nnw rtnt tha vaiiav. fa ha. " : "jr ? a JlWjntt- 1. 'ZnX Xl WiiuUiiVt Haystack. Tanks, Echo, Box and Apiary. 1- 'Tfi o"rpai in, with ar.ii man who atrlvai .i7'...," waystack was named for the only , wur no anon io tMan troi. nurh . ...""v."r"ui"l... 'u thinur atann'lnir on tha irrniinrf -a, hen .. , voiwiu nftnaArn in Ttiirm a .. . . r . .. . . is yet a foothill I IV 'Coffee experts and dealers chew coft Deans, and tea dealers cnew tea exhllaratln,' both chews, but rulnf the nerves and digestion. t 'Jockeys and trainers chews oat straw anything norsey. nor makes a cheap and harmless chewi tne spice trao tn nana ortei ntly on could morbidne rrort .10 scap from ft if ea ion bear th punishment if ui . thr would , IhJnbS'Som hi might b supposed, but It stands ln a low It Sweet Home southern Oregon sugar Dine belt anil villas- wben the office was named a great Ran Francisco canltallsta founded' a v,A.rt kt tha valley: It was originally tha teeth. many shakes, a kind of shingle, war town near th mouth of th Bluslaw named Marysvllle. About. 1870 this "Seamstresses chew bits manufactured there. river and thinking they had an Ideal town and Salem, th capital of Oregon, and athletes chew gum." , riutu von uiiKut unit vi a ruiimnc". location ror a aawmiu town, ootn- tn and Aioany. in county mi jmu a'tt tha hahlt nt Ah.wtn' (rln cr r n At county, is Ltln ln origin, meaning tne namon. or a clove, but spices is bad f ot threap pose and who values every hour for S?" postoriice was established, and nnanalrtlll!- a. 1. .. - AlS.IIaael ! SB. HUtllfin fin Tna Mr PU . 'ttSt&nlTSS' ctlvt,tyn.tpdny ot oVQTth?.anKof w taTnf thaCtir.,,nWh.ere th name. The postofflc stands new they 3T'it AcmeTirhlr n.v7 commJn. Mafsvllli T became" Cor-" WHe FoDtenesg VomVt Pay. ' and say that irfaln evil shaft '.3 Sol ipled bv oa5TSlftt,on' morbidness 1s gl iJ tanks of th(lt are sit- B beautiful water fall in eastern Mult- attained th dignity of a city. vtlHa, Albany changed to Taknah and 'french ?nd German hats." said spr-adTfor human Uvea ar too tr XaraterKt ifuln,,,Ml;, .nd which "oooseberrv Looking and Wt- nomah county resembling a spreading Anldem secured Its nam In an tin- Salem became Chemeketa. .The first hatUr, "only last half as long aa our ughly blended with aoh othw' and mTnUL oi 1I--avaiua.b,s. 'rom all anear on nin'a wh-ulf wh,te viIK . . , . u8ua "ay- When a postofflce was es- town kept its new name, but th latter It isn't th poor quality of th hats, bi ia spreads as necessaTl ly aa di'aea.-1 wherta'.h. hJ??.i)hy"-eal tndPOint Sosto?fc was wihS PktW.2 - Steamboat Is also a misnomer, for it tablished 'in the Quarfaville -mining flls- two sooi T changed back to the old names, th nn Quality of th manners Un - MorblSs SSohi outcom la SSrVv thi denfrtmiSt HnM t b llf ,tand" on a cr Piublg ? to trlct In Linn county. LawUr, th JLon- Billsburg got Us name thus: . A few causes this. , unhealthy irrl! and- althwgh it la dif -' nmM1 nntortqnat. " wh"rJ.e .nninV Pteb' canoe. But In the early mining don capitalist who owned th mines, years ago only seven men lived- thers, "Lifting th hat in salutation la tl , floulttoeirtaaiK . . , i 1" .m2p2 5if?AJ,"ftI,t!L' th -or?k 5a.ma Steamboai wanted to nam it for his friend Medina, all being miners or homesteaders. They hardest work that falls on th hea ftTs": ?aTUC.PUmS" noM''fkln pi j. tW .M.i tm. of all .even In it twlc .- much labor a. we'd. kouraa-aa daancAdAaicy and lo.vi.haai it. r nr ' - . B m x c-. , - u. v - ......vu.u.v ,k , v. wir icrinou. 1MB JBtteia auu ot uio iuvii wm tfiiiioui. ii.t bhiuiw i.afcwiui, uioii, At well IB U1H twice SL g,--W!U. flalslalt. th -.l'a, JS1 -!WI. l - any town vr lacked push It was this called th postofflc Anidm. th discussion of a nam and BUUburg oulclly. It goes la tb hrtja la no Unf
