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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-07-31

Mardi passe, affidavit de la part
de Mr.. Theozime Tonchet contre
Mr.. Feregns Lege, pou" assault
avec nne arme dangeureuse, avet
intention d'homicide: le meme
jour affdayit dc la part de Mr.
Feregus Lty6 contre Mr.. Theo
zine Touchet pour assault avet
une arme dangenrcuse ayec inten
ton d'homicide. Sill y a compen
sation en- matieres crlmlnelles
lalfaire pourra facilement s'ar
ranger.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-07-31

snps youlez du CUR CONNIE
iiahbrique peu en- Louisiana,
! stur notre bon citoyen A. D.
Jill; sa tannerie a Abbeville.
lur qui sort dc sa fabrieue est
r.niere quaIite ct ne peu'
|eas stre surpasse. .....
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-07-31

r,',.r,as psches dams 'e
~, !, !, ss'enpsshs pas qu'on a
p''' ...,. enyis Zen manger.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-07-31

Chew Jackson's Best sweet
Navy Tobacco.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-07-31

lilield Burke condamn6 a etre
Faaap pour yiol sur la personne de
Ny AeBec, agee de dix ans ma
Fhacher le cGur dn gouverneur
\ Texas. II expiera par la
|Ads, le crime honteux don't il fut
|tnflscoupable.
Disla mutt de mardi passe,
|isAaun avide d'argent on de
|a'rhandises, tenta de rentrel
|ssh nagasin de Mr.. Solomon
viz. Qui c'est, personne ne salt
~ chose certaine est que Il
|nlad a Ia bose du choix.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-07-31
e.. A. Mouisset,
NOTAIRE PUBLI|

NJ AlhU ~ DIN,
En- ct pour la paroisse Sermilion--
Bureau a ga residence dams la ffairle
Greig.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-06-24
Snakes as Life Destrovers,

f The loss of life in India due to the. rayages of venomous snakes is almost incredible. But the disease which is as wlly and deadly as the deadliest India reptile, is winding it's coil around thousands of people while the victims are unconscious of it's presence. It has long been a hobby with incompetent physicians to assume that consumption is incurable after the formation of tubercles has begun; and in every case they fail to effect acure,-of course tubeicles had begun to form and 'sthey were incurable. The records of medical science disprove any such theory. On the contrary. in cases of lung disease which had been cured and the patient lived forty or fifty years in robust health, post-mortem examinations show ed large cicatrices (scars) where the itubercles had been formed and removed, The tubercles are removed by absorption into the blood An efficient alternative, pr. Pierces Golden Medi- cal Discovery, must be used to cleanse the blood of the scrofulous impurities. For tubsrr cular consumption is only a form .of. scrofulous disease. Golden Medical Discovery is sovereign remedy for all forms of scrufulons disease, or kmg's-evil. such as tumors white swellings, fever-sores, scrOfnlous sore eyes, as well as for other blood and skin diseases,
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-06-24
LETTER OF JUDGE BLACK.

1 SLANG. There perhaps is nothing marking
 the English spoken ill this country which gives
 rise to so much concern as the asserted preya-
 lence of slang; certainly there is nothing more common than the deprecation of it's use. 1t is often spoken of as the chief danger which threatens the English tongue, at least as en- | ployed by us. Most of us have probably
 heard or read assertions to that effect, many
 of us have possibly made such. assertions our- selves; yet no evidence has ever been brought | forward to show that more slang is produced | or used in this country than in England That | what is produced here is far more racy, varied,
 and vigorous is plain enough from the apprel ciatlon it meets there But even if it be con- ! ceded that our soil is more favorable to it's | growth, that need not be looked upon as a great calamity. Slang performs an important
 and, indeed, a necessary part in the develop.
 ment of speech. Expression has always . tendency to become weak in the literary lan-
 guage, just as, unfortunately, the individual in the process of bee oming civilized is too apt | to gain gentleness at the expense of vigor Less power is felt in some way to exist inthe words and so close is the relation between the thought and the garment with which it is clothed that the former seems often to share in the 'fimsiness of the latter. It is this grad ual process of weakening which slang comes in to cOunteract. The word is new, but the thing is old. Slang is the great feeder of vigorous expression for in it's nature it is an effect to state more concisely and more strong ly what the established speech is felt to say too dffuslvey and too feeby. Ofcourse, it is not an unmiXed benefit. Much of it is silly;
 much of it is vulgar most of it is worthless; but from the countless words and phrases which spring up Tn communities where men think and act earnestly, the literary language,
 with almost infallible instinct. will gain soine- thing to recruit it's own exhausted energies and to impart to It's expression additional fitness
 and force.-T. R. Louns6W,y in Interhattofa- Gi ReDieso Jor June. ~ a- Q 6Hr,r atl"'i-..A
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-06-24
8't10o2 B 8GidI9q
DK. YsENNEDY'S New Medicine Isa,ned
 nFavaRlTE REMEnyD

. Is Tcec4i.I-ei t..9 by C.ersymcn, f;ta,es-
 l:se:i. f'Lysic ians and Others. ; j '
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-06-24
z Swallowing
 20 ] s Q I||

Spurts Of disgusting mucous from the nostrils or upon the tonsi1s, Watery Eyes, S1uties, Buzzing in the Ears, Deafness, Cracking sensations in the Head, Intermit- tent Pains over the Eyes. Fetid Breath, Nasal Twang, Scabs in the Nostrils. and Tick ling in the Throat are
 SIGNS of CATARRE. No other such 1oathsome, treacherous and undermining malady curses mankind. one-ffth of our Children die of diseases generated by its Infectious Poison, and one-fourth of living men and women drag out miserable existences from the same cause. While asleep. the impurities in the nostrils are necessarily swallowed into tLe stomach and inha-ed into the lungs to poison every part of the system.
 Dr. Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure absorbs the purulent virus and kills the seeGs of poison in the farthest parts of tue system. It will not only relieve. but certainly cEre Catarrh at any stage. It is the cnZy remedy which in our judg- ment, has ever yet really cured a case of Chronic CatarrL.
 Curedl Cured! Cured! Curedl G. G. PnEsBURY, Prop. West End IIctel Long
 branch, Cured of 70 years Chronic Catarrh s. BENEDICT, JR.. Jeweler, 6a7 Broadway. N. r
 ,memb. of fam'y) Cured of Chronic Catarrh. E. H. BROWN, 339 Canal St. N. Y Cured of ii
 years Chronic Catairh.
 J. n. MCDONALD, 910 Broadway, N Y Sister
 in-Law) Cured of 10 years Chronic CatarrL. Mrs JoHN DOUGHTY, Fishkill, N. T., Cured of
 Syears Chronic Ca arrh.
 Mrs JAcoB SwARrz JR., zoo Warren St Jersey
 City, Cured of IS years Chronic Catarih. A. R. THoRN ls3 Montague St., Brooklyn, (self s aud som Cured of Catarrh. & s1ev. WM ANDERSON Fordham, N. Y, Cured of
 70 years Chronic Catarrh.
 MILE. AIMEE. Opers, Prirna Donna" have re-
 ceived very great benefit iron, it."
 4. MCKINNEY. R R Pres. B Broa St.. T.: K < My family experienced immediate relief"
 tSe, sc, &c., &c.. &c., Sc.
 Wei De Meyer's CatarTh Cure is the most important medical discovery since vaccination. It is sold by all Drug gists, or delivered ny n, B. DEWEY Y Co.,. 46 Dey St.. Y. Y at $1.50 a package. To clubs, six paeksGes for S7.50. Er. Wei To 2*oyec's Trea i-o is sen f4ee Go
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-06-24
LlNlME ENTS

not only relieve pain, but they incite healthy action, subdue inflammation, and euro, whether the symptoms proceed from wounds of the flesh, or Neuralgia of the Nerves; from contracted Cords or sca1ded hand; from a sprained ankle or Q gashed foot; whether from disgusting
 PIMPLES on a LADY'S FACE or a strained joint on a Horses Leg.
 The agony produced by Burn or scald; modification from Frost bites; Swe1l- ings from Strains; the tortures of Rheu- 1natis1n; Crippled fer life, by some neglected accident: valuable horse or Doctors Bill may all be saved from
 One Bottle of Centaur Eminent.
 No Housekeeper, Farmer, Planter, Teamster, or Liveryman, can afford to be without these wonderful Liniments. They can be procured in any part Of the globe for 50 cts. and S1.OO bottle. Trial bottles 25 cts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-06-24

1s TcccAi.,l.ei t..9 by C.ers,ymcn, et.ies- I.se.i. t'iaysie sans and Others. :, j 7 SALT REsUM.
 Ten. J. H. si.i. der, oi .t.asertic&, \. 7, gratefully testifes to tho ;.';l.ty f F:.vorit; Fem"dy'' ssexhi9itcd in tho gcaso flsis 1ittio GanL Lftttr Y ho was covered with Salt f{hcrm -Io.l l.'.d lo foot. "Favorite Remedy, says t!,s .,iiful father "rIiev, d my gifi i.itos ic'hc: rom f is fcarfn! cAiction, S ,l Ile,1n Y is occurred two years ago, ard not q sign cf tho disease has since appeared" What it Cid for this cl.ild it will do for all who use it. LIVER DISEASE.
 M2. J. II. Nurthrop, ot Lansing burg, N r., f,r vrral years Captain of the Troy police, tys: 1T Il we be,'u for long time a great f''4f"r f'om d"rarfement of the Liver, ,:nd 'fter uSin. many of the medicines recom- Inntle'i for that complaj.- Dr. kennedys Gs~solite Remedy i4 the only one which gave Tn" any relief firmly believe that the Tavorite Remedy is good, honest Jpr. para tion: one that may be depcndcd upon"
 CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE.
 Rev. J. c, Smi:h, of Hartford, G. says: Being a great sufferer from Chronic Liver Disease and Indigestion, at last ried your 'Favor;tc Remedy, and found immediate re- lief used two bottles, which worked won- ders in my general system" (6
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-06-24

heseemed to imagine that Kwas standing up merely to obtain better view of the stage.
 ''1t is the lady" whispered I pointing to the new conner, who, of course had her back to me.
 s'The lady ?" replied Lucy, staring at her neighbor, as it appeared to me, very rudely :; T see no lady. f sa'
 This thought ruder still Perhaps the in- dividual Tn the white satin had quarrel with
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-06-24
----TT 10! E"074IN ' soHsD dlT0E Ilsl1n1
 WHOLE NO. 2798 $

rival at the terminus, went straight, to my lodgings and to bed.
 Before breakfast the next morning my first act was to look in the newspaper to see wheth. CT the Guinea Box was to be let for that night. The advertisement was there as usual, but ID the body of the paper there was piece of in- telligence that contradicted it in a very ieci- sive manner-''Total Destruction of Covent Garden Theatre by Fire"
 The previous night had been that of the famous masked ball with which it's entertain. ments had been brought to an end forever; and with it of course had perished Box No. 16 and all hope of explanation of its mystery.a -The C0rnsiH Magazine. JAMES PAIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-06-24

Dimness of Vision, Premature old age and many
 other Diseases that lead to insanity Consumption
 and a Premature Grave,
 sB Full particulars in our pamphlet, which we de-
 sire to send free by mail to every one, eE-The Spe-
 eAc Medicine is sold by all druggists at $l per pack
 age. or six packages for $5or will sent free by mail on receipt of the money by addressing. l. Tut a-s 5,E THE GRAY MEDICINE CO, | Mechanics Block, DETROIT, MICH tH Sold in Litchfeid and every where by all drug slsts. 5F-aaE ttl -fC 51+.sa 2. ti25BNu 45-ly tEuslsaa4Ttf 3B .gl..H syay rof e:aa.. A.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-06-24

5.r-- -t.t .
 A lady writes in the London Truth concern-
 ing recent dramatic representation: 1T had
 noticed in an opposite box a lady in creaID-
 col6fed satin and superb ornaments, wlltSS ap-
 peared to be more than half asleep As was coming out encountered her. A gentle.
 man in faaitless evening dress was addressing
 her fn q low voice. heard him say: Stand
 as straight as you can. The carriage win be
 here fin a moment. You must stand straigiit.'
 kind of desperate look was on his face. His companion was intoxicated A few mo- | Inents later he almost lifted her into 8 car riage, which rolled away to 6ne-uf the stateliI
 est 'ho,nes in England if home it can he called
 where the master shnns the eye of his own servants knowing that they are aware of his | wifes disgrace D 'y''4'e g '' ~ t4'h's~ t71 SS1 ssW 5tt-A--9sl----1sLh Lhe 1iis llts'E F'.l as | A recent traveller ii Sonth Africa hasplaced | in the hands of Dr. .Ca,neron, NJ. P, a whip.
 more formidable than the ''cats of the British
 navy, with which he says that the inissipna- 1 ries near Lake Nyanza are ip,Ihe habit of HOg : ging refractory converts The subject will
 probably bs officially investigated. Y. ,.,,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-06-24

9,.'--snc.3.s,as #Ts sr.ts- sa7hzeG sssu' fa 5som < sd 2aia,ei F sds-sss'7a5 2a7s1s D. 27d~ 7a. sad -5slg nca ,l1o,a7 ;aeo Fl nwo 1po iS
 ugs.zs k ia .rsG as a-ao s .s-@- s io st#
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-06-24
General Garfield and the Credit H t+ -+ MObilier. 1"g r +Ht

The democratic and so-called independent journals that are now busy in stirring
 up the exploded Credit Mobilier scandal
 against General Garfield will do well to read the following letter written by that stalwart democrat, Judge Jeremiah s. Black when the snhiecf waI fresh -. .-- .- ------ .--.-..
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-07-01

Of said 0csr proceed at once, upon the expa3on O
the time syc xAed in sid notice. to such nuisance
to be ahated; provided that whenever the owner
rant or agent al Of any remie in or upon which any
nuisance nay be found the sad ocer shall proceed TO
a.Ate the without notice. Whenever any nuisance
shall fe found any premises aad alated under the
prosbns of this any otl:ev Orinsncee At the cx-
Vense Of the town. after notice To the occupant
Of the premise when known and can be found, to
alAte the in accordance Herewith it shall be the
dirty Of the officer to report in writing. to the town
beard the amount Of such EXPENSE am. 1ccsiptioD
OF the premises in or upon which the same NAV be
fund The OF the occupant OF said
premises when huo~l and the manner OF the se.sice
oi said no,Is. ;.d .hereu,o suit shall lie instituted L.
the Of the against the occupant If
such renii ior the recovery OF the eNyese incurred
in i,iiag sch ngisauce, in the uf money
Iente 10 MS at his request; Irvv.ed, however,
that if the tow board direct said eXleses shall be
assessed upon the premises ciaic ea.e herewith and
collected b, and sale Of the spn,;.,s.
Sec S.-In ali cases arising under this OF any other
cf ianee where the expenses Of removing any nui-
i,,t, ie maze cfargele IL auy estate
lice ma given - the ailt,inr OF slch nulaCes,
when Known 10 a.age the III the required
by the foregoing section, and III OF his glect
lefti.ai aa.e :lie same, i'll accoriaa,e with
such notice, it shall De the dlty Of the
officer serving such noiice 10 such nuance 10 lie
aa!ei, and report the e,-.cnses tnereo: he town
b, d FOR collection provided for ii nc foregoing
( section
Sec. 9-Whelever any nuisance shall be found Oh
any premise, Of elsewhere within. h, toNh contrary
any ofGlalce the mayor il his discretion, j. herel.
authorized 10 tie lie s,;inrnalii aied in
s,.eh nanner a. ie Il.;y direct.
GAu. IL CuDNH ALL, PHIL PETERS,
Town Clerk Chairman Of ti.e BJarl Of Trustees
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-07-01
ORDINANCE. no. 3.
Offenses Affecting Public Pence and Cuiet.

OLeHSeS hllcCtlilt3 AuGuc EcaCe ana quiet.
SEC. l. If any person in .s town, shall Make ard
countenance or assist III making any improper iIe.
riot, disturbance breach Of the peace or shall use
obscene profnc, abusive lau,age every SUE, per-
son shall on conviction, be fined in rot less than
five dollais nor mere than hi,ndred dollars.
SEC. 2. All persons who shall collect ANYBODY or
crowds for unlawful purposes for any purpose to the
annoyance disturbance of citizens Travellers shall
be severay subject to fine Vi not less tnan three dol
lars nor exceeding fifty dollars
SEC.3. If any person shall disQuiet disturb any
congregation assembly met for religious Worship by
making noise or by nude aid indecent behavior,
profane discourse within their place Of worship,
the to disturb the order and solemity of
the meetng every such person stall. oD conyicior,
be fined iii iiot less than ten dollars, more
than.ope hundred d liars.
SEC. L. If any person shall disturb any lawful assem-
blage Of people by rude and indecent behavior, OF
otherwise; every such pelscn shall conviction, be
fined in sum not exceeding fifty d liars.
SEC. D. If any person SHALL wiiuy give make or
to he given, OF mae false alarm Of tire every
such person shall conviction be fined in sum not
exceeding one hundred dollars.
Sec. g. If any person shall assist aid, attempt TO
assist aid any person cor.dned in the iowa Jail, OF
place wherein persons may be confined, for Vi .atng
town ordinance. to escape from such jail place of
confinement, the person 50 Offending Shall be deemed
guilty Of misdemoanor and upon conviction shall be
fined not less than twenty-five dollars than
one hundred dolals
SEC T. # any person shall, without the consent of
the person in charge Of the town jail, place wherein
persons may be confined for violating town ordinances
introduce any spurious malt liquors, any tool i'm
plements other thing: such person Shall be deemed
guilty Of misdemeaBor and upon conviction thereof,
sia be fined not less than twenty-five dollars more
than one hundred dollars. PIN. fErGGs
GEO. r. CORNWALL, Chairman Board OF Trustees.
Town Clerk
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-07-01
ORDINANCE NO. Q.
Offences Affecting Guilt safety,

SEC. l. IF sny person siall, within this town, ire or
discharge any canncn gun, fovfF piece, pistol OF IRE
al1ns Of any description, fire. explode or set of any
s4uiD cracker, other thing containing powder,
oticr coninustlole or explosive iiterial without TIE
permission from the mayor (Which permission shall
limit the time OF such firing and shall be subject to be
revoked by the mayor town board any time after
the same has been granted every such person shall
conviction bc fined in not less than one dollar
and not exceeding one hundred dollars; provided, that
no permission shall be granted to any person persons
to hold or conduct any shooting match competitive
trial OF skill with fire within the limits of this
town, except the be authorized by two-thiris
vote Of all the board elect.
SEC. 2. ii any person shall irnmoderately ride or
drive any hoIse in any avenue street alley or lane,
within the limits of tis town; every suc person shall
on conviction be fined not less than dQal
nor more than one hundred dollars And ii is hereby
made the duty Of the town marshal and nj yclice
officers, and it Shall be lawful for any citizen 10 stop
any person. who may be imnoderatey riding OF driyn
as aforesaid.
SIC. 3. If any person shall vend, give or deliver
within this town, any deadly poison knowing the same
to be such, without marking the same in le2ible char
acters poison every SUCH person shall c,livction
be fined in SUM not exceeding one hundred dollars.
SEC. l. Any person throwing stones Other missiles
Ggaias IA any way Gefacing iniGg the Windows
walls or other parts Of any building or buildings,
whether, occupied or Cnoccupel within the limits I'll
the town Of Irwin, or who shall in any manner nure
the awning posts, feEcas enclosures, other improve
mens OF any character whatever either Of private
public property, who shall ill up, obstruct oteI-
wise damage any ditch bitches lawfully constructed
in said town. shal! injure a,i. defce any tre,
flowers trees planted for the Shade OF
the streets or private ots in said town, shall be deemed
guilty Of a misdemeanOr, and conviction thereof
before any p~licc magistrate shal! be fined not less than
five, than one hundred dollars for each and
every ofsIsc. iHIt. PETERS
Gro r. CORNWALL. Chairman of Beard Of Trustees
Town Clerk.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-07-01

Of the mayor They, n well n the special policemen
mentonedin the preceding section, shall STAR or
such emblem Of Office may be directed BY the marshal
SEC TO- Whoever in the town shall resist any police
officers, members Of the police department in the
discharge Of their duty shall in any way interfere
with, or hinder and prevent them from :ischarging
their duty, shall Offer endeavor to do So and who
shall In any assist any person in custody
Of any police officer member Of the police depart
ment to escape attempt to escape from such custody
shall Rescue attempt to rescue any person per-
in ccstudy, shall be fined not less than five dol
lars nor more than one hundred dollars
SEC H. Every person arrested by the police for the
violation Of any ordinance, sail be entitled
give special bail for his appearance to answer such
charge, bur member Of tiie police department. shall
become or furnish Dali for any person arrested
Pm r.rEHs.
GEO. r. CORNWALL. Chairman Doard II Trustees.
Town Clerk
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-07-01
ORDINANCE NO.

ACCORDANCE CONCERNING MlRDHMEAN0R1
Passed at regular meeting Of the Town Board, May
3, 1850.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Board Of Of the
town Of Irwin
CHAPTERI
SIC. l. Hany pezSon shall appear In any public place
within this town In state Of nudity, in dress not
belonging to his OF her SEX in indecent lowed
dress or shall make any indecent exposure Of his her
person or be guilty If any we'd or .zent act or be-
nayior or shall exhibit, sell offer 10 SELL an indecent
or LEVIED book, picture, oter thing, shall exhibit
or perform any indecent. inlnof- LEVIED play.
other every sch person conviction
shall be fined in sum not less than ten dollars nor
more than one hundred ,ullars
Sec 2. any person shall inhumaEly unnecessarily
or crTeny beat injure otherwise abuse any C.nnib
animals; evey sac person shall conviction h si:ipi
in less than three dollars nor more than fifty
dollars
SIC 3. If any person shall be drunk and disoI,lery
other public place within this town. or sl.ll be drunk
and disarde,y any private house or place every such
person shall BE- deemed guilty OF l;l;ss:r amor and On,
conviction snail be iinei in sum not exceeding y dol
l.rd and moi iHss tan two dollars; and the town mar
sall and all police officers said town are hereby a-
tJorizcd and empowered, art; it is hereby made their
duty to arrest, 10 be arrested WITH or without
process, ay person fo:nd violating the .royis
section, and commit such person to the town Jail other
safe plce in said tcwn until sober, which ie Or as
soon thereafter may be- such person shall be taken
before the Police Magistrate u lie G,lt with aucc,;a
! to law. PgrIl PrTFPs
| aEo. L. CORNWALL, Chairma. Board ci trustees
Town Clerk.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-07-01
NEIGHBORHOOD NE us.
Gothic, Gunnison Co.
From the Bonanza.

From the Bonanza.
Gothic is having a solid, steady
boom.
Two assays from the Sylvanite, last
week, gave 14,o59 and $4,000 ounces.
Mrs. Bradbury, the aged mother of
DR.. Bradbury. .ofreservation notoriety,
died at 10 o'clock last night, aged 62
years.
A toll road company has been Or
ganized to build good wagon road
from the junction of the Gothic and
Crested Butte road to Rock creek.
The company consists Of Judge Ed
munls, Banning, Jones, L, A. Wait
and Mansfield. To be completed
July 2Sth.
Gunnison City, Gunnison Co.
From the Review.
Thirty-eight men departed from
Gunnison for Irwin last Thursday.
The West Gunnison brewery COM
menced brewing last Wednesday
morning.
Miss Maud Kellogg opened a select
school in Gunnison yesterday. She
is the first lady teacher in that city.
Russell & Bebee have the contract
for doing the stone work on the pas
senger depot of the Denver & South
Park road.
A subscription paper is being circu-
lated among our business men, for the
purpose of raising funds for a 4th Of
July boom.
From the Gunniscn News
County Recorder Harvey reports
185 instruments recorded during the
past week. An increase of ten over
the week before.
A death occurred just above Teach
outs, last Tuesday, in the Gunnison
bound hack The body was left at
Ieachout's for burial. Long continued
application to the bottle was the cause.
Col. Alexander Vanson was acci-
IDENTIFY shot and killed, last Saturday,
by the premature discharge of his
rife. He was prospecting on the res
ervatlcn at the time of the accident.
He leaves wife in Quincy. Ill.