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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-05-01
CHAPTER 11sLs. r. NO. 47e.

InITly-SlA VI lllc LOWS ~
State of Minnesota for the year 1871.
pertaining to the purchase by the Unit
ed States Of land within the State OF
Minnesota for public purposes.
Be it enacted by the legislature OF tno
State Of Minnesota.
Section l. That section one Of chapter
thirty-six of the General Laws Of the
State Of Minnesota for the year 1871, pc
and the same is hereby amended so as TO
read as fOlloWS:
Section l.. That the consent Of the State
Of Minnesota be, and the same Is hereby
given, to the purchase by the govern
nlent of the United States, or under the
authority Of the same. of any tract, piece.
dividuals, or bodies polite or corporate.
within the boundaries or limits of the
state, for the purpose Of erecting tnereon
lighthouses, signal stations, n other
! ueedful public buildings whatever per-
tainings Ito the lighthouse board, or pubhc
buildings for use as observatories for the
weather bureau, or for any other pupllc
purpose, and all deeds, conveyances or
like papers for the same, snail pc RECORD
ed as in other cases. upon the land rec
ords of the county in which the land so
conveyed may Tie, and in like manner
may be recorded a sufficient description
by metes and bounds, courses and dis-
tances Of any tract or tracts. legal diyi-
sion Of any public lands belonging to the
United States, which may be set apart
by the general government for any or
either Of the purposes before Inentloneu,
by an order, patent or other official docu-
ment or papers so describing such land.
the consent herein and hereby given be-
ing in accordance with the seventeenth
clause Of the eighth section of the nrst
article of the Constitution Of the united
States, and with the acts of congress In
such cases made and provided.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April 3, 1908.
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percentage of it's value for which such
property is insurable by such company.
Sec. 5. Any town insurance company
may by authority of it's board of direc,
tors, collect by advance assessment ana
maintain in the hands of its treasurer
an emergency fund not exceeding ~
total amount Of insurance in force, to be
used in payment of losses and for such
other purposes as money heretofore COL
lected by assessments may be USED iof.
Sec. 6. All acts and parts OF acts IN
consistent with any Of the provisions OF
this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. Z. This act shall take effect and Dc
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved March II, 1903.
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nor more tina three months. or until
such fine and costs are paid, not exceed
ing three months.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect ana
be In force from and after it's passage.
Approved March 80, 1908.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-27
A Season Of Bright Coiors.

Those who are following the glass Of
fashion predict that this will Ike the
greatest season ever known for light and
gay colors in the miliner's arr. Miss
Murphy of the Fashion writes from Chi
cago that FLOWERS are going to he used
extensively on hats this season and every
one predicts season Of the gayest color
ings. All hats from New fotk and
Paris show this tendency Bright Colors
in gowns and milli,ery will be IN evi.
dence AS never before.
Miss Murphy is expected to arrive IN
Lewiston this week having spent the last
month in New York and Chicago looking
after spring styles for the Fashion. The
season will be early this year aud mill
incry openings will soon he announced.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-27

Manager Otto J. Rust, of the normal
i,ase ball club, announces the following
schedule Of games for the opening Of the
season:
With Ciarkston Feb. 7s. a, Clsrkstop. (.
I.spwai March -, at Lsp~si. Moscow
March ~, at Lewiston: Pullman April ;.
at Lewiston; Moscow April 10, at Mos
COW, Pullman April y. at Pullman;
Uniontown April ~, at Unioptown.
The club is in daily practice and
promises TO he the best ever turned out
by the institution. The positions sre
now pretty well defined and the team
will go into the opening games With this
line up
l.owley. catcher, Covesdaie. pitcher
Frazier, 1d base. Davis ID base; Brown
tcaptain) short stop, Kneppes. lefs 6eid
Miller, center field; FlehAfty. right 6sid
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-27
Tramway Il Culdssac.

Gwinn x Trumbo, who are building q
log tsamway from the upper end Of the
I.apwai creek canyon TO Culdesac have
secured a franchise fbr the use of the
streets Of the town from the city council,
under the provisions that the tra,mwsy
shall be completed within 6o days. The
projectors now have about five miles OF
this tran,way built, little more than a
mile remaining to be bull, to reach the
depot there. The tramway is made OF 10y
rails, laid 40 inches apart. and will be op-
Grated by mule power. The grade from
the upper end 10 Culdesac is over 100 feet
/. the mile. Over this uam~ay one ami
NAL can haul A large load of Wheat or a
number OF sawiogs without difficulty and
j, is thought the single annual eau haul
the empty car to the top of the grade.
The first use Of the new iramwoy will be
10 supply the sawmili to be put in there
by G.. Wright and associates with saw
timber
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-27

The Legislative committee tha, had ~
charge the iuve stigaiion OF affairs at the
Idaho pen,entiary as conducted 10y late
Warden c. +. Arney unearted new
story concerning the Eosie kensler case.
The feature OF the investigation was
the evidence of Mrs. Josie kensler, the
woman convict, on whom ~ alleged q
criminal operation was performed at the
penitentiary last summer, and for which
Warden Arney and Ir Dubois were ar
rested. Their arrest was caused by an
affidavit OF Mrs. kensler setting up h'e
fact that they were responsible for the
production of an, abortion on her. At
the preliminary examination however
she made an entirely different statement.
On the stand Tuesday befoTe the lrgis-
la,iye committee, she stated she was in
fluenced 10 repudiate her sffidavit and
sign another exons rating Arney and DIR.
Dubois on the promise Of a pardon made
by Deputy Warden James Donnelly. who
said he represented Governor Hunt and
Secretary of State Bassett, and in re-
spouse of the importunipgs of Convict
Thoms. who was in love with her, and
who represented that both would he
benefited il she changed her stateme nj
before the the preliminary bearing she
did so Mrs. Kensier said former
prison official was responsible for he'
condition but she refused to develop hi
name
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-27

The advance Of Lewiston real estate
shows some good results from invest.
men,s. Bert Chapman sold two lots Wed.
nesday in North Park place to John TetIey
for $soo. The sale was made by skinner
& Mounce. Mr.. Mounce said yesterday
that this was the third time the firm hal
sold these same lots in the last six
months. The lots were sold frs, for As0
and have doubled in value In the time
leaving a handsome prof, Tor the invest
ors. Another lot sold twice bv the same
iirm has advanced from s2so 10 5 % in
the same length Of time.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-27
LIT WIVES ExAmin1tion.

Juo. Lott, bad Indian arrested for
furnishing wbiskey to the school boys at
the I.apwai industrial school. waived ex-
animation when his trial came up yes,er.
day before Commissioner T. O'Neill aud
was bonnd over in the sum Of f75o Ea
Paboin, interpreter. and two boys from
the school we're here to testify against
him in case he had not waived the pre-.
limiusry hearing. There are two counts
against Lott and he will probably re.
ceive a severe sentence when his case
comes before Judge Beatty In May.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-27
CLEARING THE CALENDAR
Idaho lsSis'atoss are Preparing tor the fiaish
Of Official 6usinsss Many Bills Nave Been
DISPOSED Of.

Idaho lsSislstoss ars Preparing tor he rialsh
Of Official 6usinsss Nany Bills Nave Been
Disposed Of.
With the session nearing its close the
Idaho Legislators are taking their work
seriously and disposing OF business with
neatness aud dispatch. The big fight Of
the week has been on the beet sugar
bounty bin. The feature OF the opposi.
ton centered in the employment Of alien
labor in the sugar beet factories and in
the senate this amendment carried after
q hot tight, II is said that the house
Will not agree to such AN amendment
and that the senate will not recs,le and
this kills the bill. All the democrats are
opposed to the bill and ir the senate
Brigham. republican from Latah, il
working with the minority to deica, the
measure.
The following hi Is were passed; Re.
moving the license on banks and loan In.
stitutions; creating the Sixth judicial dis.
trict; reducing the license ON billiard Ia
bles; compelling the use Of fire escapes on
buildings of more than two stories; rails.
ing the salaries Of the officials Of the Sol.
diers' Home; pr hihiting hunting or
shooting on enclosed or cultivated
ground; prohibiting the importation, sale
Or running At large Of diseased livestock;
regulating the disposition Of estrsy stock
and designating an official es,rsy paper
extending the right Of eminen. domain
tc electric railways and receivers; housc
joint memorial asking congress to enact
the anti trust legislation and favoting the
election Of United States senator by d.
rect vote.
The following measures were defeated
on the first reading: Permitting the
reading in trial court Of dispositions taken
at preliminary examination; creating \
miscellaneous department in the state
libray; allowing the Idaho volunteers
pay from the time they left home until
they were mustered Into the federal ser
's~S Nushuk WIG N'poutsu~nuSINhu WHJ .
allowing Of school districts Of less than
nine square miles in area; compelling
school trustees to furnish yearly reports,
and creating the Office Of state boiler in
spector.
Iu committee Of the whole hous, bills
were recommended for passage as follows:
Making an appropriation for bridge
across Snake river at Americans Fails;
creating a state board Of pharmacy;
making All appropriation for wagon
road from Long Valley into Thunder
Mountain; providing for the nnrxa,ion
Of Southern Si,oshonc to Nexperce
county, and the senate bill making II un-
lawful to injure or destroy electric ligh,
or power lines or buildings
The committee Of the whole recon
mended that the following house meas.
ure be postponed:
Making All appropriation for road
into Thunder Mountain through I.emhi
county and providing An appropriation
for a bridge across Salmon river near
Salmon City.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-27
Gov. MORRISON'S MESSAGE
." strs up the Legislators over the Bil,
Relating to the DEPOSITORY Of State
MONEYS.

~ "W lSyNtetOtS over the 0ol>
Relating to the DEPOSITORY Of State
Moneys.
"overnor Morrison made the de.
pository measure the subject of special
message Wednesday and stirred up pub.
nc sentiment over the bill which pro.
V'"es Tor the creation OF state repositories
IN which state funds may he deposited
a''ef proper security shall have been
guaranteed. Banks bidding the highes,
rate OF interest on daily balances are 10
he selected if they be found safe by the
board of deposits.
On Tuesday the Boise Clipper printed
an article attacking the measure and re.
hecting on the governor. As a sequel
the governor sent a message to both
houses urging the passage Of the bill,
and during the day saw his labor bear
irn't III the passage Of the bill through
the senate by vote Of IL to s. In this
message the governor says in part:
1T remains to be demonstrated
whether or not special pleaders in the
lobby will overcome every interest Of the
people in the safety Of the pablic funds.
ut was said by the opponents Of the
measure that the treasurer was elected to
have and enjoy the emoluments Of his Of.
hce. Granted; but will anyone admit
that such emoluments are the product OF
a felony. TO the evidence of which the
sworn officers Of the state. including the
members Of the legislature. must winkl
Those who oppose the measure on the
ground indicated answer in the affirm.
alive.
Contrast the proprosed system with
the one in operation aud which the lobby
seeks to separate and then answer which
provides the greater safety over s. .ooo,-
600 of the states money that is supposed
to be in the custody Of the treasurer to.
day. 1t is scattered throughout the
country. in violation of the law, alb
soluteiy without any security to the state
save only the personal integrity and re.
sponsibility Of the treasurer himself.
True, he has given a S6s. 900 bond to the
state. This bond, however, as security
in view of the known violation of the law
at which, the state winks, is SO much
waste paper. If good, yet in amount il
is grossly inadequate"
On the depository bill one democrat.
Evans. voted in the affirmative, and three
republicans, Stevenson, Kiefer and
Eckert, with the negative. Brigham
moved that the house bill providing that
the state university at Moscow have
authority to issue life certificates aud
diplomas be committed TO the committee
Of the whole, which had reported Sd-
versely on it. In support of the motion
he stated that the president Of the
university had arrived in town from
Moscow for the purpose of securing a
hearing in behalf of the measure, and II
would be common courtesy to give him
the opportunity. The motion was lost
by a standing vote of to 10.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-27

|coun,v k mems association Of Idaho
|,h. Fe's to take vigorous action in
|c.n,,s. ''eea''on Of the hosse rus,ler. re-
|G,,r..es'ed .es'ed in Spokane and sent to
| |p,ovs, for trial. They have em-
|a,,o,n. ": Scales to assis' the county
pain. :, IN the trial and viii spare NO
" expense to secure conyi ton
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-27

The Central Idaho Mining Bureau has
taken rooms in the Thiesson building
Pred II. Wood will he IN charge Inc
rooms are now being fitted for the dis
play OF ores which will be made. All
mines in the various camps Will he
listed and data furnished IN prospectus
soon to be issued by the bureau.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1902-1904, 1903-11-13

4 child III Ar-. Geo. I. BENSON.
when getting bis usual Saturday
might bath. stepped back against @
hot stowe which burned him severely.
The child was Iu great agony and bis
mother could DO nothing to pacify
him Remembering that she had a
bottle If Chamberlain Pam Balm
in the house she thought she would
Try II. In less than half am hour af-
ter applying it the child was quiet
and asleep and ia less than two weeks
was well Mrs. Benson is q well
known resident Of kellar. Va. Pam
Balm j. an antIseptic Imminent and
valuable for burns. cuts.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1902-1904, 1903-11-13
Dissolution of Partnership

The partnership heretofore exist
ing between the undersigned, Cleo
W. Holmes and NJ Quinn, under the
namc and style Of Holmes d Quinn,
in toe town of .Guunisou, Colorado.
Is Dissolved by mutual consent. NJ
Quinn and William Hogan having
purchased the entire interest 81 Geo.
W holmes. VI Quinn and VIM.
Hogan viii collect all outstanding
accounts due the firm and viii pay
all debts due and owing by the firm
Dated October Both. 1903.
QUINN d IIosAN.
Gro W U1TNr~
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a movement is on foot % have
Frank Cook released from the reui-
teutiary. He was sent mp from
CgnuIsun county nine years ago for
killing a man 0u Cement Greek and
attorneys are circulating petition
among the iurymen who rendered
the verdict. asking the governor To
release him. The governor seems
quite willing % release anyone he
can and So Cox is believed To have
a good chance His record is re
ported good for the nine years in
spite Of the fact that he broke jail
very recently, perhaps in a weLlmelut
attempt 10 save Governor Peabody
the trouble Of releasing him.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1902-1904, 1903-11-13

Sai ariav N8rrmber llth al D.
M al The Ohio 81 school viii occur
the !, -Hlr meeting 81 teachers and
psreI The allowing program
will D. carried aat
Mu-ia singing by Miss McCgr.
miok pup.ls
ParHr Hav Ear IS the traoher Re-
sPonH BE tF the moral training and
charaHer building 81 The pupil Miss
Pequ EH1t
MusIe. Quartrtte Miss Walkers
vocal class.
Payer What do the parents owe
the teacher If social opportunity aud
mora support Mrs O'leary
Caufata. Miss Allison pupils
These meetings are very helpful
to teachers and parents alike A
good attendance Is desired
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1902-1904, 1903-11-13
JUS WHAT YOU NEED

Chan lar4aln Stomach q 4 q
Liver Tablets.
Nhs vu feal Dan ahar eating
VII yau have ua arfgflts
Nhru ru h-te bad taste Boz OBJ.
uiaufh
VIII FHur hter b. Torpid
Nh'u v3ar hauoI- ar c1uzfIu alal
VII ruu haee headaalie
VIII goa feel billions
Ths Vii improve v1Hr appetite.
cleans and fu ETrate yaur stomach
and D. l.afa esuf Itar and bowels
Price 3 cents uar bHx pa sale hy
al d. -I=f=
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1902-1904, 1903-11-13

W. l.. Bochiel. 1T the Watson
Promotion company Of Illinois was
IN Gunnis1u yesterday he has been
investigating the Wamifa Park sec-
ti1n especially that portion around
Tlmichi dome and finds much en-
engagement from mining stand
u1lHt The Watson company has
Ueen doing much development work
#1 the Fremont trail east ~ Pixies
noak.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1902-1904, 1903-11-13
John N. Hall Dies.

John y Hall. the veteran savmill
man who has operated on Nteubeu
creek aud around ~apincro for -u
many wears, died al Grand junction
TUESDAY November 10th, aged g.
years. His funeral was held at the
Presbyterian church at 10 O'Clock
This morning and was largely at
tended by the friends who regarded
him
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1902-1904, 1903-11-13

Miss Emily r. Johns, Of Denver,
started the winter school at Cebulla
switch the first ui the month
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1902-1904, 1903-11-13

Two or three OF our c1ntcmpor-
aries have rcfrained from stating
that the coal strike is the burning
question Of today.
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Stock Wutercd Inquire Of
RtrH AIIUN
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The case of William Miluervs the
Humboldt NJ q NJ. company, money
demand. is being tried in the county
court today
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1902-1904, 1903-11-13

M NJ Mehsser ha= tesu -sek .
large pari q the Week haf - siag. y
ImtursEEuE
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President Roosevelt has appointed
rs postmaster at Crested Butte Frank
T.. Nluger
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Misses Jackets. $3.50 Read
Sampliuers ad
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Or i9als Meizz Wa- auor tFam
Nrlesn t6is wcek and ias .asi cgeH
mQ iaF hauger
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i j. Mckay Receives the coveted
plum of uudershcriH in place If
Perry SuudCrass.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1902-1904, 1903-11-13

Fn % faliau masea H SATURDAY.
fr1m tis ranch hame o. the nov
tunuI=,H CHS abode
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Telephone your news items 20 the
NEws-CHANrIoN We will appreciate
your help.
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Subject for sunday morning at
NJ r. church. Irue Progress
SubIerf for evening lecture "a
Frightened lailsr
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1902-1904, 1903-11-13

Robert L. Ecynld- 81 Pasadena.
California arrived Sunday g. spend
-alap weeks In Guuui-lu
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Albert Munich has fixed up the
little adobe ON lower Colordo street
I'm fine shape besides putting ON am
addition. Mauer a Knoll have done
the carpenter work
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1902-1904, 1903-11-13

Robert Haml expects o. lease sa1u
far Denver and the east The luaky
STRIKE has been abandoned by bis
--Lu.L ..-.N
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COAL COAL COAL
Parsons q FERGusoN.
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PERSONAL GOSSIP 4


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f.a tass.--ar a.s- - 3 s...se
Esiscr Lewis netarled SatuElas
fra 4 baslna-- trlr a. IAsnsor
-. =, a ~. - - .l.ul,
-, n
u t9als MeIzs Wa- a9oF tF1m
- 49,
-
e 2 BARTLETT ana 1siln , ihsie
Vsere Tirr-eniaiiFee iFHfa ihyic
A1ne'ay % tlzis Veek
& Fm UFall9n moved al ~atar.ias
FROM his ranch hame d. che new
Gunui-aH cify abode
s. 't T.. =. IN : ''''.'' pa,
-aiae weeks ia Gunni-an
WIS ''l''i'' mar ''''.'' e'''li'E sup
, y, = N'7.,'i.4 a1'n'''''s ~
WI ''I'''H ''ll.l ! ''''i''' p li''7 "e'A.
Rlbst Haml expects q laase -aan
~ "''-''' '-i'i ''' - ~ i'a', ,
'-.hs 1''7 '''''H '-'''i'i, '''''i p, ans
''''' l'''i' -
" II Eudncr and ~uriCp ~hackle-
ford stepped 81 The east bound tram
Saturday evening having been al
Mmtr1se during last vcsk.
u5
this c5uriv the FIRST aftb. wa.k Mr.
Van Meter aakips- a Trim o. Nj Car
b1p ip the Interests at the Fuel conn
many
iialis "eHi''' Ni''" 'n W 'dii'se'aN
"it' y NIiiliik some ih7Ni tl't ih
'''i'l'l-.'N ne mas recently heeh
,''''' ''77'l'R WIN 'ile'.ll 71'''s7 ''''
ioi''h '''''''iH "i''''ii h
hI. ana MIS-. l.. =. Idilelaihg de
'aI,el l'.s' e''n .I pr men nome
lH il'.,ii'i",i' n' ',.t'li,'ii ~ use
(WHICH ny MI l.'l,'I'il's mas ue''h
Ieii'o', ~ y II. . u''s VINO ''iis Week
ii'''' u" MS ''ll'lls l'i'l Gown.
l. Bawcrn,ap eli Ka,sas CIV
who tbapgb me- relative "A the Iuckv
discaversr of the Ipdepepdept has
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W IL EHdner and >TriCg >hackle-
f.rd stepped 81 rhe east bound tram
Saturday evening having been a.
Mutruse during last veek.
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COAL COAL
PARSONS a FFRGUsuN.
COAL

l'Ah~rNS a / tRGl SON.
Telephone your news items 20 the
NEvs-CHANrIoN. We will appreciate
your help
+ J Mckay receives the coveted
plum of uudershcriG in place If
Perry NuudCrass.
We present this week thrilling
story by talented local writer Mrs
Jessie karieeu Yates.
William Martin was fined the Gus
t1mary 50 and cost. In Justice
Leahy.s court Saturday for the GUS
t1mary drunk
AT BOlLES A nice line Of
books for the Holidays are now In
sale and 10 will pay you 90 see them
before buying Anything you want
iu the book line NOT iu stock will be
procured for You at lowest prices.
f.. q. Palmer and G.. f. Adams.
two Of our eutcrTrisIng young bust
ness men have lately started In the
fire insurance business Although
that field Is fairly well filled In Cum
uisnn there Is always room for push
and energy 10 make a f1oth1ld for
itself
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II Van Meter and wife were in
this county the hrsf IT the week Mr.
Van Meter making a trip o. Nj Car
bon Iu the interests Ut the Euel c1m-
.flrY
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1902-1904, 1903-11-13

Harry Rufner blew in "Wednesday
and II wiring some insurance m
GuHui-an He has receutly been
caHNassiHg with much success the
ranch country around DylC.