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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07
COAL COAL.
Parsons A ttRGt son
COAL
Psea0t Payaeae.

Monday, August 3rd, Henry p
Lake, clerk If Camp No. ~. Wood
men Of the World, delivered %
Frances W. Clay, widow of Levi
Clay, check for x2.pO. the insur-
ance ou the lie If her late husband
Levi lay died July Sth. Completed
death proofs left Gunnison office ON
July 18th; the check for 5000 was
dated July 3lst just Is days after
Levi Clay joined Gunnison Camp
No. 80, Woodmen, June l4th. 1899,
being at the time Of his death. a
member for 4 years and ~ days.
During that time he had paid into
the insurance fund Of that order lust
$500. For this insignificant sum
with payment distributed through
four years, a little family is made
comfortable and enabled 10 retain a
home.
The circumstances surroundln o
bis paymeAt, as well as others To
widows and orphans in Gunnison,
by the Woodmen are too well known
to our readers To need comment
All honor To the noble orders
which do "A work in our community
impossible to be accomplished in
any other way
The sick, the widows and orphans
cared for and the beautiful monu-
ments IN oar cemetery, marking the
resting place. of their dead, attest
more than any praise We can give
the much to be admired work OF
such orders a. the Moodmen Of the
World.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07
Cro~nS FAss AssS S<si.,Aus.A!iy.

iAasssisases frull fsrsi p..-H
t.Eraua GrsasY. iheT have six i,ssi
,f hanatlis are. t-sss,,.s CARRYING
gili ri..f paas wcli O = hne hsS
"a urs ih4s Waz tisp hr-s is-s.islsai
u4.ssls - the dl-sriof aui-lais "a th.
traV cruaan -arfkc
ASSAY r.turue received - r. f8erFs
ApuH9 81 fselila. ou I,rpF,or1y Hsirth
east a aanlsa runs > ~ euns,ss IA
g,ild and : pr cent lead
n q >sorlan9. II Denver. kas
secured a hae psece IT praPcrty
east II the tewerInan strike and has
several men a. work Mr. >serllno
vas al ene tsgse depuiy sheriff AZ
Cripple Greek snd has had much ca
perlence IA mIntHg matters tie
went egi Saturday a. pressure a
blacksmith esthi sad other -appl,es
tnr a E'erIaaaeHi camp near hIs prup-
crfv.
Twenty business houses or resi-
dence~ are building, spme frame aud
some hug This speaks as well a.
anything could Tor the faith mining
men have IN the camps future
Building ACTIVITY vii Increase naw
thai conflicts over the tognsite have
been adjusted
Monday evening about 90 new
cumers goi 1T the G. a :. train a.
PItkin aud three wagon loads had
come from Deyleville besides the ln-
dividual wagons that came an.
The Bowerman City Land com
pany has bought cut all the placer
and lode clam interests worth con
siderins and ls plating and survey
ing tor patent THIS company in
cludes Caldwell Bradshaw. a prumi-
attorney of Birmingham Alabama.
Thomas and simmons. Colorado
Springs real estate men. and j. &.
freemen, surveyor 1T Cripple Greek
They are now offering town lots with
asssranee Of title which makes them
a good investment The Bowernan
CITY Mining company Is controlled
y '"''' ''if'i' l'di'i'N w Nbih iht
placer mines That the valley con
tains placer gold IN large quantities
Is well known. Captain Bill Nining
panned a string Of colors a. long a.
your hand from a shovelfull of pra-
vel from the Edeeworth placer the
other day.
On a fraction near the Bowerman
lead located by George Hendricks
for County Judge Iietherington and
others, fine looking quartz carving
free gold has been discovered.
Moore and IIuH of Gunnison have
located three claims a mile north
west of the hot springs ON ground
the surface dirt d which pans
good string of colors. Mr.. Hoff is
busy trying TO locate The gold bear
ing ledge under the wash
\ grandson of Danial Boone has
been in camp this week Other
quaint and we'll known characters
appear from time to time. Dora
Desmond Is campcd on the ground
writing up story for the Denver
Post
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07

From billion dollar trusts the at
tention swings to labor unions with
a million members, both indicative
81 the American master passion for
organization to acquire wealth. The
trust was organized DO put up prices
and Kill competion. The labor un-
non has, according 90 many leaders,
the same objects, namely. to advance
wages and run out so-called scabs.
Both are legitimate so far as thev
enable the individual citiz To get
his fair share Of the prosperity and
the created wealth Of the country
Both are reprehensible when they
deprive other men Of their share or
the opportunity 10 acquire then
share.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07

The destruction Of mining pro-
perry by dynamite at Idaho Springs
was a wicked violation Of law. The
summary expulsion of II union men
by the citizens alliance for no other
reason than that they were members
of the union was also violation of
law which no amount of sophistrv
can justify. That this particular
body Of men may have cOuntenanced
incendiary talk and the men who
made 1t as did the unfortunate group
at Telluride Is no excuse for mob
rule by business men. The union
Is as much legitimate body a. the
alliance. If there was a particle Of
proof ImplIcating the men in such
an outrage they should have been
imprisoned That they were re-
leased Is evidence Of lack Of proof.
The most encouraging feature of the
whole thing - prompt and vigorous
denunciation of dynamiting by local
unions Of every character throughout
Colorado. II shows that laborinc
men as a class have no sympathy
with lawle,eness. The most diS-
couraging feature i the upholdinc
If mob rule among people Of Idaho
Springs by the citizens alliance of
Denver and similar bodies
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07

The asscSsurs in session at Denver
are talking Of reducing all property
values tn proportion To the cut on
railroads since 1901. An eminentlv
proper thing 10 do for that assess
meni OF corporations was the only
valuation ever made in the state
that had a Semblance at fairness.
\ proper reduction would not raise
enough money from the states four
mill levy to pay the expenses Of gov.
ernmeut and might by that means
bring the derclict governor and his
partners in thieyery against the
snubbng post.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07
DyoaeAgy Casss1 VaAs.A sks ~
q . 0urss.

4 am just up from hard sTr,ll
of the hux dvsenteryj saws Mr.. Y.
A Pinner. well known merchant
of Drummond. Tenn. used one
small bottle 81 Chamberlain : Cohc.
Cholera and nfarrhoca Remedy and
was cured without having a doctor
! consider II the best cholera medh-
iue IN the world There Is no need
If employing doctor when this
remedy Is used, for no doctor can
prescribe better medicine for
bowel compliant IN any form either
for children or adults. II never fails
and is pleasant to take. For sale bv
all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07

Not only will Rockefeller and his
crowd get rid of Osgood, but Jerome
kebler and all the other able men
who have made the c. +. a |. a
power are slated for retirement
They have made large fortunes and
can live at leisure, though it must be
calling To step down and out. How
ever. IT is only another case Of the
big spider eating up the little spider.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07

The salida Mail has passed from
the hands Of J i. Erdleu and A. NJ
Hubert. its very successful managers
into control Of l.. A Hullenbeck and
Ed Jerrett as editor and publisher
No doubt its success will continue
and the NENs-CHAMPIuN extends the
hand Of fraternity 10 2 paper whose
policy Is announced a. "progres.
sively democratic..
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07

An exchange says The discovery
Of free milling gold ore ON the east
ern edge of GHn1.ison county. should
II prove half as valuable as at pres
ent reported. will result in great
benefit 10 mining in central Colorado.
an area thar takes in the counties Of
Lake. Chaifee and Gunnison. The
mineral values In Gunnison are
widely scattered. there being several
camps where gold. silver. lead and
copper are produced. the whole
averaging close 10 $4,000 per
year, in the absence of cheap trans
portation or the advantage of ade-
quate home treatment for the lower
grades. As a rule the ore veins are
large and permanent in their nature.
GunnIson was organized in 1879.
but gold discoveries were made at
Tin Cup and Washington guIch Is
early as 1851. In 1879 there was
something Of rush. but the county.
taken a. a whole. has not received
the benefit Of recent Improvements
IN mining and ore treatment.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07

n seems that the peaceful citizen
"u pleasure bent must now get oat a
hunting license ar he liable To- a fine
d $500 To think that Colorado
elected set Of dolts 10 its state
Legislature who make a man paw
~lp license fee for killing doves
in his own back yard. Is this Colo
RADIO OF Enplapdy
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07

The best experts in Colorado pro-
nouce the Nauuita gold fields worthy
Of extensive development. While il
Is too early 10 stale a. a positive fact
there are strong reasons to believe
Bowerman viii make a great camp.
The rest of Gunnison county should
be awake to the possibilities and its
citizens should aid in every way
possible the development Of this
region The development will in
turn help mining and business in
terests IN every quarter of the county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07
COAL COAL.
PARSONS Il FERGUSON.
COAL

Ex.-" Are You the defendant?
asked "A man in the court room,
speaking to an old negro. No,
boss, was the reply. Il amt done
nothing 10 be called names like that.
l'se got lawyer here who does the
defending. Then who are YOU?
Use de gentleman what stole de
chickens.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07
FO~ a Gsa0zsan ksv<s At Iass.

The taiiissEn. t..liie aives = csssa-
F.arsttse -i-sissnscsss tsr -.ssoFssl ye.Ars
af ibc e-sslas.sisa tsss II fhs GuuI.i-.,s.
rEser as Ida "a caahsc a-si lssr -sscana
nr -sspaa tat. oIse -.s,,oss-l f,ss ,.sgu.al
lag - nasaer Ins.hes 81 slgsi y,
llaEasia ualn.sr > sachos
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07

Thruugh the clurtesv Il g. r.
liagar this aihoe is favored with a
caJy Il the Latest edition. 0f his min
ine laws. u has splendid map Of
Colorados : gold belt including the
great Gunnlsnn county section. The
edition II M handy farm and well
worth the dnllar asked
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07

\ splendid chance 10 show the
line mining prospects around Ohio
City, Pltkin, White Pine, Chance.
and other mineral sections Of the
county is furnished by the Waunifa
excitement II someone has a good
showing and needs capital To de-
velop it he will find more chances to
meet men with money looking for
opportunities 10 invest it in three
days at Naunita than by one hun
drcd letters. II has been suggested
that those interested in Ohio CITY.
for instance, load a wagon with fine
samples Of ore from different mines.
label them and have them on exhibi-
tlm at Boverman with some good
man in charge. From some camps
it would be quite feasible to drive
back and forth and take mining men
who showed an interest i'm certain
showings directly 10 the spot. Some
such plan as this would help Camp
Bowerman by proving it near fine
mineral sections and in return help
every section Of the county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07

Now here h. good Suggestion.
IN eNchange dominates Hon. John
& bell tr supreme coart Judge
Homes. john e. Bell That hrsi
rate idea
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07

NJ & HtNps.eLIntn. tiydru.raph.sr
The aeoSe comparative reIsori seat
b. the NswssCnssrss,S tkrosxh cpar
te-y II Mr. tilnderheier hydra9raph
er at lssnver. wsli be continued week
Ia
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07

Press e other w1rk ha- ctmpolled
a. to ann any ranch wriie-ap this
week. aud probably next
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07

The -euIi annual hsaBcI.al state
muni apI~ars a. the NrWs CHAMPION.
nexi week
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07

For a lazy liver dry Chambcrlin' 5
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
invigorate the liver, aid the digest
ION, regulate the bowels and pre-
vent bilious attacks. Sold by ALI
DRI GGISTS
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07
Sh.<<s Asasas kerz..

Flia Niisr : irisc ever sh.s ssx...
irlm fise i.,sEi.s o. Martie We can
-as fhss1 ~ neveF -aw o. ~ hcrser
eaadItisu Th5s s8ciks wch as smr
euuuiv commissioners
Thc Aagiis Iussf oUnssr- are -i.a~
inz thesr is1sh ~ ths same BY pss
tsng Hp -seau h,a-i and prcI,..r...s,
O. sske suf nlach ure Ces.hass,sa
cr.sck = bslied fsr she ncSi nasnlns
bsspHi. IH.ny thluk
In >uaith has fr MANY wear.
mad, . study II painless work ea
the t-eth Tho oid way ls lnhaman
aud mach ssi of daie. I,r. Smsth
will be here sau,e time pfhce over
Cheney stare
The Akrun tunnel c,asspaHy unsler
directioH II >sperniendent ;. n
Miller j. taking oui IRE from between
the 2.ri and 3.pi fra lesel IN the s,ld
Narth Star mime. which was unwaa
cred by the tanBel The sesss a.
epcned VA the tunnel viii he worked
and later the NAV Mazeppa work
lngs may be repaired
The AJAX aud Hercules Ioeies on
t.ast Bock creek operated by ;. H..
l)sy have Developed hne seven fao,
body ct copper ure ia the bottom of
the 80 feH shaft Asssvs run xa6
IN copper with suld aud silver
S6.ss. making total values of : 81 IS
This body lies IN 40 foot vein min
eralIzed clear across and u re-
markable showing A new whim
Is beng installed and arrangements
made to siuk D. ~ feet and crosscat.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07

Montruse people are agitating the
question Of a county high school. II
l. the proper thing gentlemen. as
GunnIson county voted last fall. 80
fall into line.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07

Butter wraps, PLAIN or printed, al
\EMS-t HAMPTON office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07

old papers at this office. - cents
a hundred.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07

Fish tags for shipping fish for sale
al this office. One cent apiece.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07

If vou want lumber write 10 Ira
l.. Sigman at Crested Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07

To extend the telephone service d
l1tkin. thence 10 Bowerman and
Waunlta, returning by way boyle
vile To- Parlin or around bv White
Pine and sargent. is good opport
unity for Gunnison business men.
II present signs Of growth are not
delusive there is going 10 he some
thing doing in that par, of the
county and business houses of this
city cannot expect 10 reap the bene-
fit unless they hustle. \ telephone
service from >alida or Buena Vista
is already talked of and lei no one
think the talk is not serious. There
are men hold Of things around Wau-
niia who do no wait for something
to turn up. They turn it up.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07

DIR Hulbert ; smith and wife Of
st Louis accompanied by Miss Belle
aud Katherine Fisher are in Gun
nison for month or So ON their re-
turn from AN excursion through the
Rocky Mountains. Some weeks Of
the early summer were spent in
Yellowstone park.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-07
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Coal Caol,
ftES0Ns Il FERGr~ox.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
REALTY NOTES.

Pocher & Co. have leased for E Hamilton NO
Dos West One-hundred- and thirty yninth-st. three
STORY. Drivate dwelling house to a client The same
firm has also leased for the Havemeyer estate 10
a cigar company store at the southwest corner
OF Church and Liberty sts
Charles w Levitte is the buyer OF No 90 west
Eleventh-st
The Reconstruction Company is the buyer Of No.
JS to 157 West Sixty-sixth-s sold recently by the
estate of Lyman Israel -
Ernest F Hafner Of George A Bowman & Co,
he's leased for term of years to the A J. yInond
Automobile Company. the ground floor ana DaSe-
Tnant of No 334 to $40 West Forty-fOUrth-st. The
1Ipper part Of the building will be used by j. Judson
Sause as rehearsal rooms ,
Charles n Crittenton transferred title yesterday
10 a parcel in Franklin-ave- TO the National Flor
ence CTrittertOn Mission -
John H Smith took title yesterday to No. Il @ @East
Forty-seventh-st, lot 25Sxl009 rect Irohl
William G.. Park.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Thomas P. Fftzsimons has sold for the Whitehall
Realty Company the two story frame and four
story brick building No 49s EIeventh-ave "A sx10O
feet
Duff & Brown have sold for Patrick s Treacy
No. SOS West One-hundred- and forty
five story three family apartment house. on lot 25x
s7x1O0 feet. for about $4,000
Charles GrifHth Moses & Bro. in conjunction
with Douglas Robinson Charles s. Brown & Co.
have sold for the estate of William +. Buckley
plot of 390xi2x0Ox34 1Ox242 10 feet, extending
One-hundred-and-sxty-se -second-st. to Harry NJ
William P. Mangam has sold for Mr.. Bachrach
the three story and basement brownstone private
dwelling house No. 225 East One ne-hundred and
eighteenth-st on lot 16SxlO0.11 feet
Betty Greene has sold No SO East Ninety -frst-st.
dwelling house. lot 12.1Ox00.s feet. Frederick
Schuler has sold the adjoining house. No. s.
three story and basement brownstone front dwell
ing house The buyer of both parcels will erect
Ave story American basement dwelling house on
the nIot NJ & l.. Hess were the brokers.
Charles s Gregor has sold to Max Greene No 3
Fast Ninety-frst-st.. a three story and basement
brownstone front dwelling house. on lot 12SxlOos
feet.
raw No 10 West Forty -sixth-st-. a four story and
basement dwelling house. lot 21.5x100.5 feet
The Atlantic Realty Company has sold 10 Hugo
Reisinger No. 245 West Sixty-eighth-st. a three
story brick stable. on lot 25x100.5 feet.
We'll & Mayer have bought No, Loo Lexington
ave southeast corner of One hundred and ninth
ST a hve story brick iathouse. on lot nllx6s feet
Jacob Ingold IS the owner OF record - -,
Adolph Scheibel has sold No - West One-hun-
dred and eighteenth-st. hve story double nat
house, on lot 25xl0D1 feet -.
We'll & Mayer have bought No. s P1tt-st. hve
story brick tenement house on lot 25xlG0 feet
We'll & Mayer have also bought No 5ol East one
hundred and-forty eighth ST. -FOUR story prlck
IA house, lot 25x1oo feet :,
Mark f. Healy Co. have sold the johanna Nc
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02

ClIskey cottage on the west side of the Grand
Boulevard and Concourse. south of Fordham Road
Dr George v Foster IS reported 20 have sold No
34i Lexington-ave. four story dwelling house 'i
The Sachs estate has sold No. 2Bi Eighth-ave a
five story tenement house. on lot 29xlO0 feet Juii
T. SAKE & Co were the brokers. 90, ~
John II. Loscarn has sold for August Collet 30
16O East One-hundr red -eighteenth-st, a IIVe
sold for the estate of William C0ubert nos .S 9lS
and 515 West One-hundred- and sixty -frst-st Two
three story dwelling house. on plot O.6xSsll IL teet:.
Max Tannenbaum has sold for improvement - .Iot
Sf3 to 3l7 East Fourth-st-. old buildings. on Pol
81 3x961O feet. Edward l.. Weiss was the broksro
Cohen & Glauber have sold to Peter h3rn h3r 40 or 20
Greenwich-ave. three story dwelling house on
lot 2OI0xS3x2l 1Ox7e4 feet -, <o
Samuel Schulnan has sold to Nathan kirsh No No
2n Madison-st. a five story tenement house on
Louis I.ebewohI has sold TO Harris Seal and Iiar-
ris Cohen No 2s4 Henry-st a six story tenement
house on lot 25xS9 feet.
P. j. IIeaney & Co have sold for a a client , to- to a
enty-ninth-st. one family dwelling house
Hoehn No a. .5s LoriIiard place a dwelling house.
Wales-ave. four story hathouse, ON lot 2oxSa'
regular on the west side of Brook-ave, 40 feet
north of St Paul.s Place ca,. ~, 20 r,roor-ave
Herman Cohen has sold No 81 West One-hun-
dred-and-seventeenth-st-.a hve story nath'use' oi
The Reconstruction Company Of New-YorS have
brick and stone dwelling house. on a lot -y&e @ lee'-
Edward p Hamilton & Co were the brokers.
bell No. AL West End-ave. a three story dweihhS
house a lot q 36x1GO feet 9, - H.
Louis LebewohI has sold TO Harris oal Jan a Eet
rs Cohen six story building. on .ot =2X.s,y less'
at the southwest corner OF Scammel and Henry IS.
Harry T. Zittel has sold for DanieI l.: Aote 1Ij 40
200 East Sixty-seCond-st-, three StOiI
house lot 20x109 feet a. 49,. b,ok ea+
house No 100 East One-hundred- d-and-eishteenth-st
fTIa1 ppr
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

2 .f-TNt-At Jamaioa. Kinloch Park. Lakeside and
Nashville
raSERALL.-Nationa1 1easue-Ne~-York at Boston.
E-ookiv, at Philadelphia. Chicago P1ttsburg, St
T.ons 81 Cincinnati. American League-Wsshinston
a. American League Park. Philadelphia at Boston De
--o- Al 81 Louis Cleveland Chicago Other games
Williams Harvard 9TH Regiment at Westheld
a. 1-uion. Cornell at Princeton Bucknel at Fordham
S-o-th Carolina al Georgetown. Lehgh at Lafayette
T-ucr al Rochester Holy Cross at Boston College
--frs.v At West Point New-YoTk University vs.
s;or-,s:ozn Field Club Ursinus vs. Franklin ano
Narshsu
ATHLETICS University Pennsylvania college games
t-ferscholastic Princeton: university track
sn5 field games Columbia: dual meet Cornell at
arBnSSF University OF Pennsylvania at Columbia
~ HOPKINS SNarthmore IehEh at stevens
crescent A c. inte--team contest at Bay Ridge
CRICKET University Of Pennsylvania at Belmont
Cricket Club
.aU>c -Tnterscholastic championship. Harvard
Cambridge; interscholastic
championship. Yale preparatory schools. at New
po1o-At Ysr Cortandt Park. s:f5 ?. m: Herbert Cup
finals at Lakewood. \. J.
oTr-C5sr6ea CITY annual invitation tournament; Mas
sau match with St. Andrews: Montclair haIadl-
car Baltusrol match with Montclair; FOX fiis
s-akes eighteen holes: Westchester. Presidents Cup
I2ichnnond Hill spring handicap. first round match
rIsv- Hillside. Golf Committee Cup: Nountahah
hzrsjcsp- Newark. onening handicap. ArosleH-
rro-rhlv hansicar Englewooo. ball sWeepstakes rs
eex COUNTY match with Columbia niNeisltH =
Garden city Yale Princeton team match.
r7ovr>1C; University Of Pennsylvania al Annapolis
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
RESULTS AT WORTH.

First race -four and furlongsl MilkTk. lS
Dominica TrapsetteT. los 'Birke7rutht ]"
Time O:562. Ed GuinzburE. Octo Cafe ana Tom ReeS
,r....--..-
second one half furiongs arveser- 10.
Dominica l. won HoWendobier lis tMa1S' > ~
= second ManZano lo7 &C.. Kelly. to l. third. llnle
na4 Naufrage The Rabbit, Terraenc, Bill Logan ana
Demonland also , 900 l,,. 1c e. g,
third race mi3e Cornwall los o4enrT,; IL 20 m
won Ai0r,ni I02 Phillips - l. second llrri To-
CSinclair, {; to J. third. Time. l:f3zs Dr. ,ltfsSi
Ida \. Gin Della ostrand Old Mike ABOUT anu
tonrtt race fseven furlongs, Favonius 112 tDoninc
., ~ Won. Aimo % Booker. 20 70 j. second. ian
NCKenna qs n Phillips. u to !. third Time, ;-"Ss
Rankin. Autumn Leaves Rot'ns hoer ana -N'''' ~
-. r--,ouo-, II. Martin 100
t,tiIae, 70 > won: Hume III HienryI d TO :"
earnn5- Fake f25 tDominicki 4 TO l. third ilnl'i @
,.oe4 lanes ! Corbett Has Gift pross fuoa'h anu
La Cache also ran. 49,, 49, t,rigb+ 1O5
olninicl1 even. Magic iieber Ia" 4 ifoe
nra-,5. Shattan 10 EI Phillips. : 70 J. tIlrn ile
Miss Corne Riceul. our chap and Miss F'el9'h
also,