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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-09-26

The United States never had national anthem,
officially speaking. until two weeks ago. This is
news to most Of US. The navy department issued
order declaring The Star Spangled Banner
to be tho national anthem. Out of the whole stock
American are familiar WITH this venerable
piece Of music was given preference. Not because
OF ITS age we opine. but because it is out of tho
compass OF an ordinary voice. and Jack Tar would
split the Adams apple in his neck in attempting
% sing IT, Docorum and discipline are features
Of the new navy If Jack Tar wants music let
him go ashore and whistle ~The Girl | Left Be-
hind Me-" The national anthem is designed for
the brass band for school children in the sixth
grade and for voeaists who soar above fats and
sharps.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-09-26

Utah failed to take first prize at the fruit ex
hibt of the Irrigation congress- because of the
presence of the codling moth among the apples
and other pests in the samples of fruit The moral
is obvious: Spray the trees
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-09-26

Notwithstanding the hot campaign the friends
of the new Denver charter put up, it was beaten
at the polls by majority of 6,70O The day before
election the News appeared with opinions of
leading Protestant ministers on the charters fea-
lures, tantamount to declaring that none but the
evil disposed would vote against it. Thus are many
good things hooded by ecclesiastical busybodies
and evangelical meddlers in politics.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-09-26

Nobody suspected the existence of slot ma
chine trust until the government decided to stop
the mintage of copper pennies for one year. But
the government dare not interfere with the bar
gain store
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-09-26

In this great naval batte The Uhrlstlans were
greatly outnumbered by the enemy, both in ships
and troops that manned them. The Turks enjoyed
the prestige of being the best and most skllful
fighters in the world of that day. Hence the VIC
tory of the Christians at Lepanto ought to be re-
garded no less than miracle, for, taking all
material things into consideration, their defeat
and slaughter at the hands of the Turks should
not extend over an hours time. Nothing like this
battle of Lepanto and its wonderful result ever
took place before or since, if we except the fight
at the Pass Of Thermopylae, where the Spartans
held out against the Persians, although the army
Of Verses then the greatest in the known
world, and the Spartan defenders numbered only
three hundred.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-09-26

The materials of the first temple were made
ready in solitude Those of the last also must pc
shaped in retirement in the silence of the heart
in the quietness of home in the practice OF ui-
ostentatious duty
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-09-26
Nov. 20. 1899.

Bishop Murphy of Hobart, Tasmania, has the
distinction of being the oldest Roman Catholic pre-
late in the world now in active service He was
born on the day the battle of Waterloo was fought
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-09-26

Only fools say that youth is the season tor
amusement Youth is the season for forming tlo99
habits of observation and wise activity which orins
far profounder and more solid amusements III ma
turity and old age.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-09-26

Knippe-Why did Johnson hire all such porlF
people for his servants?
Tucque-He says that his wife insisted upon
having them like that. so they would match ne'
new heavy dining room furniture. Her
add
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-09-26

Tommy (mysteriously)-I shall have lots Oh
cake this summer, all for myself.
Mother-Ot Has aunty promised you some;
Tommy with whitening scorn)-No, 4N
planted seed cake in the garden.-Punch
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-09-26

Housewives who never swan stroke in their
lives are nowadays ready to stem the currant-
Albany IN. W Argus.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23

4 f&F5a ttt' sla4s CHAPIlu1t ~ Ia VI
85 j UAN h GASlSARA's s LAST VOYAGE
rho stillen, reverbernting knock vas re-
peetcd. The sound rang LAKE q hammer
( blow through Gives aching. throbbihE
head lie managed to rise, but he was 8, 30
weak that his limbs trcinbled finder MIN,
Down hoped the parrot from the llttlo
fcarronntle, and begun to scrape It benK
on the rug. 1t found the paper OIL when
Juan Gaskara had scrnwlcd tho
E heroglyphics. Selling 1t, tho bird Tapped
back to Its perch and thrust tho paper
into the nozzle Of the gun, where IT usunlly
hid any scraps OF food 1t could not eat eat.
open der door, n,adc," said q VOICE
rd't n vrcndt.GI want to safo you. Ach,
dohd't be nvraidt." u. III
The tone were n wcct as honey. Guys
was too dnzed TO actually know what ho !,
was doing. Flo staggered to tho door una IN
drew back the bolts. a sudden dread mndo
him try to rectlfy his error. l1e was NOT
in time. A force moro powerful than MS
own pushed him away, and Il man on
tered
Gives fear vanlhcd. There was no.
thing In the appearance Of the stranger
to excite alarm. Ho was short and stout,
and his long gray beard lent him quite
a paternal air. He was dressed in black,
and wore a pair Of gold-rlmmcd specta-
cles. Y, q
''Dond't be afratdt, young man." no
said lii silky tones "Ach. In, q vrendt.
Faster the door. Ach, I'm a good vrsendt.'
KY Drayton obeyed. The thought came TO
&him,tfat this was the Dutchn,un Wander
let butlt caused him no uneasincssa Give
got nearer the big pistols.
why have you coreo here. and what
do you want ~
3"In goot time, made, In goot time" said
the man caressngly. I'D make one pant
mooch to climb der ratllnes. Ach, am
so fat. Dond't be avraidt. II Wish you no
I harm vot happen to Black Juan?"
II think, he is in a fit said Give.
WELL let him lie dere. Young man.
como to; do you goot. Lam Hans Wander.
l4let, and mine drade Is to keep q public
house An Amsterdam. None sells, bedder
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23

flercely. Tho rum"
He mo!stencd his ashen lips.
Il ''Iarkec well, Drayton. I've waded III
blood for wealth that / ne'er touched.
That wealth lies safe in Peril Island, ]
like. ye, lad, and I'll cheat en-. When I'm
gons push your fist into tho old shark
mouth, and yen find thousand gulneas.
Take them. lad, and spend Icm in charter
ing boat. Ills little enough, but II ye
have q true friend who will aid 20, he
may share tho secret. Tho treasure VIII
bring no curse upon We. lad, II ye but use
1t for good, But beware of the Honorable
and Monkey s,wayne. nd beware OF thar
smooth tongucd william VANDERBILT, Bend
low, lad, for breath falls. The paper is in
the handle of the pistol with-wlth--"
N EIe broke into n fttof coughin.,
Where's Jim, lad r..
1.-THE parrot laye beside tho. carronade.
It raised Its slghtless head weakly.
l. kill Monkey swayne, mesnmte."
's.Ay.s ny, lin saall In good time" NUT
teret. Juan Gaaknra. u }
Give tookit tho bird up It's beak capped
wide open, 1t was dead, Give placed its
stll warm body IN tho pirates clammy
hand. He saw that Gas!iarn's end was
near. & ,Jfl Al.
II must get a doctor" lie thought. XII
Tic tried to move tho old mans chair
so as to reach the door The gray light
of da wn WAS creeping IN,
! "stand hy" painted Juan Gaskara, rGet
the paper safe and guard " with your life.
! Twist tho ring to the left"
Give took the huge fllntlock aud turn
ed the ring screwed into the handle, a
piece OF hinged wood shot open. Concealed
| In the cavity was a roll OF yellow parch'
| ment.
II can't see ye. Have ye found it7'
HYea, SIR, answered Give. }t3 Fr ~
| There are two gasped the pirate,
| Keep the one wi the red cross on It,
| That's the true one Make sure
IT have it,
Nov slip the other into my pocket for
| the dogs to find. Ia, ha, ha! They'll sal
| Wide of Peril Island II they follow that,
| Yell find my will In among the guinness
More rum, lad. more rum
He was dying Give tried to move ms
chair asids once more,x This time ~
succeeded, Locking the door behind MN
| he dashed down the ratllnes and out ln1n
the narrow street, F1e almost col1'aea
vi want doctor,'' he blurted out,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23

schnapps dan old Hans. Bud I very
frightened. Long ago Black Juan kill
mine grand water. l care not. for my
heardt is tender and kind ! nod Wish
revenge at all. 4 sell selma pps. und I
wish nodings more bud to sell schnappS,,
Den come scoundrels TO mine house,
Svayne und Lake. ind der Honorable,
und der Frenchmens Dcy say, we find
Black Juan Gasknra, who murder your,
water and our vaters. Dey say We ged'
der segred of der treasure he hide. una
den ve kill him.. hold up mine handts
In horror, for / want not to leaf mine
home und wife. but to sell schnapps,
Bud so ] must, for mine life, or dey XIII
me, und dey xii you. Young man. Isvarn
you to have noding TO do NIT Black Juan,
If you have der acquired segred, git 4ttsup
and fly"
have no secret" said Give, T don't
know what you are talking about, :" 4. ~
VANDERBILT stroked his beard and shook
his head. ss,G GE
1T like dis, he went on gently, II am
man Of beace. Will be plain NIT you
Derc Is mooch dreasure, millions in gold
und jewels, on I3erIl Island, Black Juan
hide Id dere garc not for dreasllre, but
oder mans lofe i'd ind yorhlp i'd We know
nod we're Berl Island is, or we're Black
Juan conceal der wealth., Id Is dat ve
want, II you hat Id, give ID ub, wish you
no harm, but de rest viii burder you,
Tho secret was out. Black Juan's wild
story was true. fit We're myth why did
these five strange men pursue the old
sailor so relentless? Cive's brain was
clearer, his voice more steady.
"Am | to look upon you as an ambas-
sador?'' he asked,
Dat rghdt, dat righdt." answered Hans
VANDERBILT II come nit an ultimatum. ]
not want bloodshat, ach, no. come, too,
nit moneys. Leaf dis blaze und swear nod
to see Black Juan no more. und We glf
you Won hundrcdt bound, Dere "a be-
Dake Id und be wise.
VANDERBILT brought out greasy Dutch
purse and poured the coins INTO, his hand,
Wait" said Give. II don't understand
yet. The seuundrels almost killed mo-"
"Ach, dey are derrible scoundrels' derrl-
bic men" sighed VANDERBILT, y glf mooeh
to ged away. Der money oner is mine
own. nod wish to see you dead
Give started at the speaker. He coula
think at last and Give never eld any
thing blndly. To bride him SO richly tor
abandoning Juan Gaskara was an aF'p'e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
But It Was Long Enough to Cure One
Practical Joker.

But 1t Was Long Enough TO Nute o'e
Practical Joker.
"The next time attempt to play prac-
teal Joke, I hope somebody taps me on the
head with crow-bar, remarked sad
looking individual the other morning
"Say, bar-keeper, give me- something 70
steady my nerves, and III try to tell
you how my last practical joke came OUT
Flo gulped down glass OF nquor ana
then began his story, II thought Ia
spend my vacation this year at little
country town up on the Southern Pacific
I made arrangements with farmers
family to board me for two weeks, and
when the day rolled around, packed my
grips and hied it for the green fields and
gurglng brooks, About four hours after
leaving the city arrived at my destlna-
1n and Tas f ms at hs aan nlnstoe ns
year-od son who was chuck ~! OF devil
ment. 1t didn't take me very long TO ttm-
BILE to that fact. had been at-the farm
PRACTICAL jokes. In most Of these was
assisted by the son, On the night OF the
NTH day Of my stay we decided to RAID
the old mans Watermelon patch. mat 49,
ply going through and kick a tew melons
open. In the patch was one OF the finest
melons ! ever saw 1t was q wnopper and
swore that It. would be the , RTE ~ one
patch on the side Of the melon, and ola
the son It was there was going to kick
It open Well, to make long story short;
the son turned traitor and toid the old
man, and they decided to turn the JOKE on
me They secured n small PIECE OF dyna,
stuck in it in the side Of the melon, inst
about the center of the white Spot; ne me
batch, noticed liz son kept a good dis
lance behind. but that did not excite any
suspicion. Finally, I came 70 me nmga
kick. There was loud explosion, and
! Yours Truly went down and oVt; The
farmer's house. II was n week after the
! raid, and just one day before my yaca,
ton ended, There was NY ~ $50 ao-canlled
practica! joke had cut my va eatlon short
lust eight DAYS. Now do YOU wonder that
I've sworn, off on practical lok s !, 4, VIII
himself SLOWLY out OF the cafe'-New Or
leans Times Democrat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23

proof that these men woro playing for
big stakes. 5 M. l I, ", N M M IN 81
syWhat8i Is your oh iect :"
,'.ro ged der dreasure. ]. nod lie"
..And what will you do to that man z,
"Doy i,urdt him nod IL can stop DEM"
said VANDERBILT, stroking Ills beard again.
HI,nh 10y gArc not only FOR der yea TIN .ti
s.1,ev take der SECRET and den Sleaf him
13lnck ,1unn needs nod your bldy. NO WICK.
eder sg,ioundrcl over i've. y,
{ "a mo have until morning to dccide,"'
said Drayton. 4. !. 4.
mornings. Ach / nod wish you TO dlc.S1 go
now. DO nod year. Old Hans Is honest ana
tender eurdted. Dere 10 no dreadtcnery
In old Hans. No Won Is hiding outsioo no.
Goot-nighdt, Eoot-nighdt."
a Give, pistol In hand. opened tho door
for him. Svnnderet went putting down tho
ratlines Into tho darkness below. lie hnd
not omitted to tulke the money With him.
clfve shot the bolts. There was n n1nrk on
the table that he had mot noticed be-
fore. Two rlrclcO had been chalked on tho
green cloth. and in tho center Of the
double ring was n cross. !.
Is awake UP, lad wake up! Swallow this"
Juan Gaskara was shaking him. somc
liuuid that burnt like scnlding water
Ttricklcd down Give throat.
'l1avc i been sleopng?" he asked with
shiver.! VI
"Ay, lad, most like Pull yourself TO-.
gether for need a tnessmate to stand
BY while Il founder. Can yc stnnd7"
Eyes, but I'm very shaky"
"No matter. Take me In tow and put
me in that chair" It'll
Give helped him with difficulty,
give mo the sword. lad. 81 f
H Gaskarn was gray to the llps. He Snt
with his back to the door. His voice was
but gasp.
"Ha,k, we'll, Dick Draytons grand.
SON., he said we've stood calamity by
a sinking hulk. IT'S no use working the
pumps now for Black Juan Is sinking.
rho rum. lad, tho rum!
'Ill get doctor.
mo doctor for me-" said the old man
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23

BRUCES SCHOOL HISTORY OF THE
UNITED STATES. American Book
Co., New York. 1903,
The author candldly says in his preface:
'In the treatment OF the principal ques-
tons that have divided the people OF the
Southern and Northern States, the point
OF view of this work isa Southern, but !
have aimed TO present this side IN tenn
perate and moderate spirit. the only spiri,
becoming In a history Of our reunited
country"
Ne Is a scholar OF recognized ability.
and this new venture will add to his
reputation. The preface is signed from
Cla1kton, Halifax county,, Va, and Mr.
Philip Alexander Bruce Is too well known
Ia need any introduction. He was at one
dime one OF the editors Of this paper. The
bs.ak u wholly Southern in is point Q!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
CHAPTER VII,

CHAPTER VII,
~ Know the Man Who Killed Him"
Give was in bed. He had not recover
ed yet. Even the most experienced o
criminal lawyers. examining Hans van
derlet In court OF law. would hardly
have tvcntured to question the l1uteh.
mans answers. He was the picture OF
beneyoence, truthfulness and meekness.
And. moreover as Wholesale importers
OF Holland gin. the firm OF Vanderlet q
Company held a high name Tor Wea'tn
and Integrity. 49,.
VANDERBILT had come to save the sltna-
ton, and there was no more cunning
rascal on earth.
I 1T vas remarkable. Der poor young
man seems touched
''Wrong In his head, eh?.
ia tJa Id was der plow; re nn oa
quite tainted ven ! run oop he say oteo
or vourI mems addack him, bud "a vas
nod SO, hvor I see all. "a very s au' A'o''
yellow! boor yellow! A..
"oh, he's sure TO ramble," said mo
INSPECTOR. 1--WE know where to find you,
sir. Good morning. ,o.,
VANDERBILT was confident OF success
Everything had turned out We'll NO
constable, who had come 10 ms se'.s9S
only remembered some man rushing az
him, and nothing more. Give, how,
9 ever re " ,co Tvs silenced the young man At
least. KS Wild story would not be credit.
81 IA iilry would believe that tho cornso
was that of Black Juan Gaskara,BL tne
notorious freebooter OF S'gnty years az e.
g, utch f i '"Dey pud him in Won asy-
md + tIear oud undil Ia pillow over, ana
din for 2wealdth und der south.
the doctor came from Clive's bedside
lust as tho benevolent Dutchman STEPS
ped into the street, oh9,, T..
"Gnng to turn his toes up' en- s,9 W
onlred the Inspector. !,
"Not this trip. He's Just come round'"
T'll have a look at him. them i5l
Give Mas propped up by pillows,
"Well my lad" said the Inspector
kindly, you're awake are youY Eos
anything to say, any Ftategen,t 20 1ee1 We
enough. Try and remember now can
II was not born dumb, :"
'nHoh, I'm glad to hear that Don't So
doctor. ChIrp away, my lad"
prayton smiled family.
"You are rather familiar, considering
our short acquaintance.'' he said, and
i,is refined voice made both doctor and
inspector stare at him with renewed
curiosity; "but LIN not particular"
IA gentleman. by jlngo!" muttered TIE
police officer, whats your name, s|F2"
be asked aloud.
f3"Cliye Drayton, engineer and inventor,
Present address. the barge anchored a
few rods above Iucknan's Wharf, lnr
come. MI; prospects uncertain, IS there
anything else?" e, o,,,,,
Both the listeners laughed as GIVE
jeyked out this information
(To Be Continued Next Tuesday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
A SHORT VACATION

Richmond, August 10, 1903.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23

cruise is attached to the dice and
falls upon their possessor. The many al
! ventures into which their, ownership
plungos the young American, and MS ma
deliyerance from their evil Influence wher
y his sweetheart casts them into the sea
make many chapters Of absorbing IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
"Soldiers of France"

Editor OF The Times Dispatch
sir,-Whilst you are Wishing for, work,
Ing for, waiting for and, perhaps. at
last expecting complete lists OF all those
who fought for the Southern confederacy,
cur sister republic Of France has done tor
tho Sons Of the American Revolution
something noble and liberal. 1t has pub
lished aud distributed. In handsome
laborIous search could obtain OF the sail
ors and soldiers Of France, who aided so
materially our forefathers In securing
The independence of these United States.
The Virginia Society, Sons OF the Amer
lean Revolution, had at Rheims. N
France one regular member--M. Henry
Adoph Pecquet Du Belet-Who was,
think, grandson OF Henry w, Moheure'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23

proof That these men were playing for
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-03-03

A serious accident happened to Jos.
Lehman last week, while at work in the
mine. Mr.. Lehman and other workmep
had pulled some cars up into the room.
and secured them there by a block. BY
accident this block became dislodoed al .
lowing the cars to start down the grade
MIR. Lehman attempted tn hold them
but was unsuccessful. At the foot of the
grade he jumped but got his right leg
caught between the car bumper and a
prop and broke it just above the ankle.
At present he is getting along as well as
could be expected. The preceding day
an Austrian had been very seriously in
iured in the same part of the mine. He
is now at the hospital in Pueblo. On
Saturday Pat Hanlon was injured by a
fall OF rock; this occurred at the same
place at which the other two casualties
had happened.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-03-03
Keep Pushing.

The changes Of time make it necessa-
ry to keep pushing for the newest and
best. We are always at it in the inter
est of our patrons. No old things per.
mitted here. We insist on the newest
and best and that's why we feel we can
please you. APPLEGATE's
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-03-03

At regular meeting of the toxn
board held last night, the following cleo
ton Judges were appointed: Precinct No.
l, Homer Engle, j. r. Trimble, Mrs.
Alice Clark; precinct No. 2, Mrs. Mayo,
Miss Jessie Matzke. w. H. Wilson; pro.
cinct No. 3, Mrs. Chas. Ross, Miss Marie
Block, VIM. Runnoe.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-03-03

Mrs. j. w. Rockefeller and daughter.
Edna, were passengers on Thursdays
train. They went to Colorado Springs
where they will visit Mrs. Rockefeller's
sister during the remainder OF the cold
weather.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-03-03

The Paonia Coal company to operate
in Delta and Gunnison counties has
been Incorporated with the secretary OF
state. Geo. II. Hammond, r. E. Love,
II. L. James, Chss. Foreman and A. H..
Hitch are incorporators. Capital, $40 OOO
-Gunnison Tribune. %
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-03-03
School Report.

Following is the report OF the Crested
ing on February 27:
GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL GRADES.
Total enrolment, 81. Average daily
attendance, 20. Neither tardy nor alb
sent: Rachel Imobersteg, Bessie Miner.
Nellie Decker, Ethel Benson, John Rozi-
man, Arthur Cole, Joe Benson, Victor
Benson.
GEO. L. DILwoRTH, Principal.
FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES.
Total enrolment, 45- Average daily
attendance, Al. Neither tardy nor ab-
sent, Charlie Kraschawitz. John Krasch-
awitz, Joe Roziman, Robt. Mathieson,
Robt. Williamson, Katie DAMN. Oracle
Mosher, julia Schraft, Lizzie johnson.
Mary Berninger.
ELIZABETH MoYER, Teacher.
SECOND AND THIRD GRADES.
Total enrolment, 48. Average daily
attendance, AZ. Neither tardy nor ab-
sent: Mary Kraschowetz, Cora Songer,
Jane Mathieson, Edna Runnoe. Lizzie
Williamson, Francis Lewis, Joseph Ar
mott, Alfred Benson, Spencer Hinkley,
Chester Lehman. Frank Mosher, Otho
Stoll, Johnny Yaklovich.
MAY CLoScH, Teacher.
PRIMARY GRADES.
Total enrolment, so. Average daily
attendance, "a. Neither tardy nor alb
sent, Isaac Clark, William Guliford,
Martin Pruce, Tony Roziman, Frances
Soda, James Welch, Alexander William
son.
JOSEPHINE MINER, Teacher.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-03-03

Adam Seager, who owns q rarch on
Rogers mesa, and wife, but who arc now
located at Somerset, were over Sunday
visitors in Hotohkiss. Mr.. Seager, ,Ee.
ports that the camp presents very live.
ly appearance at this time-North Fork
Times. .s
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-03-03

The Somerset coal mines are getting
in readiness for active work, and we arc
pleased to know that our apprehensions
in this regard were unfounded. There
are now three eighty horse power boilers
on the ground which will be set up as
soon as possible, and one sixty, horse in
operation, all to furnish power to drive
the drills and operate the tipple. There
has been no transfer of ownership to the
G. F. Il l. as yet. we having been wrong
ly informed. 1t will be a busy scene
around that camp this summer, and the
output will begreatly ncreased-Paonia
Gazette.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-03-03

G. L. Dilworth entertained a small
aaai5eT oi the young people informally
last Tuesday evening in honor OF Miss
Fannie Burnett, County Superintendent
Of Schools, who was here making AZ Of.
fetal visit to the schools. ,. ~