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tanks, from where it is run into bath
and sweat rooms at any temperature desired.
AT THE TREMONT— U. S. G. Todd, Chicago;
F. M. Prescott, Pueblo; C. E. Hare, Clayton; H.
D. Motter, St. Joe; D. C. Palmer, Dallas; V. T.
Bonnott, Bonnot Mill, Mo.; Frank Moulton, W.
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H. Sebastia, J. C. Tice, Mark Eyxhill, F. G. Bo-
chow, B. Weyl, San Francisco ; D. Flood, Roches-
ter; B. Y. McKeyes, Robt. H. Hugo, C. H. Dane,
Joseph N. Smith, Deming; B. G. Wilson, Las
Vegas; Ernest I. Cope, Detroit; W. T. Rand-
cliffe, Detroit; J. W. Rallows, Kingston; Geo.
Bowie, D. Gray, El Paso; E. Stevens, San Jose;
W. C. Harris, S. C. & N. railroad; S. A. Alex-
ander and wife, Whitewater; Mrs. F. B. Kings-
bery. New York; B. Runkin, A. C. Thoap, Jno.
J. Woods, J. P. Goodlander, St. Louis; T. W.
Wirr, Thompson, Iowa; E. J. Crocker, Denver;
D. W. Turner, Kansas City; Chas. Gaus, Lake
Valley; C. L. Hawlet, Hudson.
N. A. Osmer, of Alumnia, who has been
spending a few days in town, left yesterday for
home. Mr. Osmer comes pretty near being an
old timer, having arrived in Colorado with H.
H. Whitehill, which was — well, a long time ago.