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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16

stops the Couga aaa s.orNs orr the coid
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets eur
a cold IN one day No cure, no pay
Price IS cents.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16

During fair week we shall offer $40
psir ladies shoes all styles aud feathers
regular 81 50 70 81 30 values. 81 81. 9S
w. +. LsINDNkNN x CO.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16
A FAtaI Mix.

ChoIly--I would nave bought box
of candy this evening. Gladys, only
you're training for basket 1all game
you know, and
Indignant Maiden-I'm not doing any
thing of the sortl
CboIIy1 turning .pale) -Itlen --yeseos
Snvs1ysrlslSufxeil--lC hieago Tribune.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16
FARM FoR SALE.

FARM FOR SALF
nF IT. ACRES STU kTEn1n MILE SOUTH
" west OF Esofea A bout IS acres improved.
remainder tin Der sad Sasture.iSnd. Has 2
tobacco sAeis each 60 feet. long. Other
t.8ti diucs ia fair rnHGiiioB 4 -o0d tobacco
ard stnrk farm Write ar iuQuirr OF
Mrs. wv JoHSs0S Esofca. Wis
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16
Now is the time to purchase
SHROPSHIRE RATS.

Can furnish them at any age.
| have as fine a selection as can
be found anywhere. Prices
from SIS to S18. Breeding ewes
and lambs at reasonable prices.
w. ]. MICHELET,
Wesley, Wis.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-16
observe Tea party Anniversary.

BOSTON, Mass, Dec. 16.-Today is
the anniversary Of the Boston Tea
Party which took place Dec. 10, 1913,
when tea. on which the colonists We're
expected to pay the hated stamp tax,
was dumped into the harbor by prom
inent Bostonians disguised as Indians.
The party organized at Coles Inn,
swept down upon the ships, boarded
them and threw their cargoes into the
sea. This action has been regarded
as one OF most provocative Of the re
volution, as the British officers were
never able to discover or convict any
man connected with the raid.
Coles in. where the raiders as.
sembled, is still standing and is now
known as the Hancock Tavern. In
observance Of the anniversary today
exercises were held under the au
spices of the Massachusetts Chapter
OF the Sons Of the revolution. the Oil
South Chapter Of the DDaughters q
American Revolution and other pat
%riotic orders.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-16
MANY WANT CONVENTION.
Several Cities Would Like to Enter
tain Prohibitionists.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 16-Pursuant
to The call III Chairman Oliver w.
Stewart the members of the Prohibi-
ton national committee went into SEES
sion at the Auditorium hotel this
morning for the purpose Of deciding
upon the date and place for holding
the party's national convention next
year. The national convention OF the
prohibitionist always draws a large
crowd and as d consequence the con
vention Is sought by many cities. It
Ia an open fight this year with more
than half d dozen cities among the
contestants. Chicago, Of course, Is
regarded as q strong competitor, and
st. Louis Is another city that Is fire.
quently mentioned as a likely meet.
ing place for the prohibitionists.
There appears. however, to a strong
sentiment among the committeeman
In favor OF holding the convention in
some smaller city. The supporters
OF this idea argue that II the prohibit
tionists meet In the same city as eth
or the republican or democrats they
will be obliged to take second place
and will not receive as much attention
as they would II the convention were
held elsewhere. There are a number
OF smaller and well located cities bid
ding for the convention and II tbs
sentiment against Chicago and st
Louis prevails q fine field for ths
choice Of a suitable meeting place
stiIl remains. Among the cities men
toned. all 81 which have delegation!
on hand urging their claims. are In
dianapolis, Columbus. Detroit. kansal
City and Minneapolis. Baltimore nm.
Buffalo also are In the a but SOM
81 the committeeman oppose thei
claims on the ground that the selee
ton or d city more centrally locates
would lie more 10 the interests Of III
party.
Talks with leading prohibitionist
In attendance on the meeting indicat
that the party intends to put up
strong race In the next presidents
campaign. The late election Shove
losses for the party in several Of thei
former strongholds, but II Is elaine
!, that these have been more than con,
, terbalanced by the strong tempe
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-16
Fitzgerald and Ward to Meet.

Detroit, Mich. Dec. 16.-Willie
Fitzgerald, the Brooklyn lightweight,
and Mike Ward Of Sarnia. who are
slated to engage in q 1o-round bout
here tonight under the auspices q
the Metropolitan Athletic club, appear
to be In splendid shape as a result
or their steady training. The con
test has excited a lively interest in
sporting circles owning to the excel
lent showing both men have made il
their recent fights.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-16

ance sentiment lately developed In
Texas and several other states. No
mention Of possible candidates Is
heard. Following the established
custom the party probably will name
a western man for president AMI an
eastern man as his running mate on
the ticket. Long campaigns have
been the rule Of the prohibitionists,
the party being the first in the field
with their ticket. Following this Gus
tom the national convention probably
will be held In March q April Of next
year, which will be at least a month
in advance Of the national conventions
OF the social democrats or other minor
parties.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-16
With Schilling's Best, there
is no temptation to be dis
honest.
Your grocer's; moneyback,
La Aurora Moves
to Las Vegas
OFFICIAL ORGAN or pREssY
TERRAIN CHURCH TO DC Pue-
LlSHEp FROM Las VEGAS
OFFICE.

The following statement from the
committee on publication announcing
the bringing Of the paper la Aurora
70 Las Vegas will be o. considerable
interest here:
AZ known to many OF u friends,
II had become necessary at the meet.
Ing Of the Synod ii October to read
Just the arrangements concerning the
publication OF La Aurora. DIR. Il. q,
Thompson, for two years the diligent
and efficient editor Of the paper,
found II imperative Ia rellnquish his
editorial work on account OF the de
mands Of his teaching work for his
whole time and strength. and the sy-
nod very Reluctantly acceded to his
request to be released from further
service In this line.
Therenpmn a NEW committee Ok
publication was formed Of the repre-
sentatiyes Of the three Presbyteries,
Rev. Norman Skinner Of Las Vegas,
N, NJ, being appointed chairman. The
committee has secured the consent OF
the Rev. Gabino Rendon of Santa Fe.
N. NJ. to act AS editor OF the paper
and the present issue appears under
his editorial control. All commnnica.
lions for publication In Aurora should
be cent 10 him nj the address above
given. Mr.. Rendon will also act as
treasurer or the committee, and all
remittances of money and payments
for subscriptions to Ia Aurora must
be directed 10 him at Santa Fe. N. N,
But while the residence and post
office address Of the editor and treas
urer will be as given above. the paper
will be printed and mailed ut Las W.
gas, N. NJ, under arrangements with
the Martinez Publishing company 81
that city. and the paper win there
fore bear date ut Las Vegas.
Within a few days the committee
will send to all the workers Of The
Synod blank cards for pledges Of cen
tributions for the support OF Aurora
It Is imperative for the committee Z
know Immediately the amount o
funds To be depended on for the pub
LEGATION during the coming year
While the informal canyass at III,
meeting OF the Synod Indicated clear
iy that the committee would be war
ranted In continuing the publication
OF the paper. yet comparatively fey
could then be approached. so that
) general and official canvass Is no,
necessary. We therefore nsk ou
friends to hear this necessity IN min
and 10 return the cards prompt
when received. II will be the "
!. ceasing effort Of the committee !
furnish a paper of interest AMI yalu'
aud which shall atand as the u~nflincl
Ing champion Of the Protestant fait
M essential 70 The well being an
: OF all workers of the rrcsbytoria
: church In our synod Articles Il
J publication will be eagerly we
coined, Recent new Of the churche
and schools is constantly desired an
: sought
. The committee viii make every 9
' fort 10 serve the Synod through III
paper. ami cordially invites all
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-16

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Itching. Blind. Bleeding Piles.
Your druggist will refund money II
PAzo OINTMENT fails to cure you
in q to IL hours. soc.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-16

Jones 4 smith IL Los Lnnas are
running their nour mill day and night
and are making a good grade Of -four.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-16
70 Cure ! Cold ID one Day

Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablet.
All druggists refund the money II Il
fails to cnre. Il. w. Groves sigma
tire is on each box. Is cents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25
Rich and Then Some


4 new hvc-fuot vein Of coal was
struck at the Anthracite Ncdnesda,
The expert miners at work thert
state that this is the best anthracitt
they have ever seen, being far super
ior 10 that produced by the old mime
Tie fue' company istnaking specia
preparations for rapid development
II viii be bun a few weeks until An
thracite will again be a big coal pro
ducer. contributing thousands Cd
dollarS t0 Crested Butte busiues.
and adding large number To Gun
nis1n c5Wly- better class of cIti
zens. The unlimited coal fields a.
this locality is what makes Creste.
Butte such q stable town and every
thing points Joa large i.croa-c u
her population during the ueNt d
months
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25
Tbs Bsookiya A.aaas CO.

Ca tialeaa uI9IIIlt.azn SIMS esnti-
iaui work j. belnG auae by Ma
BEif 1T che b.azikivu Mfurnz easn-
H.suv Wilieh l- operating Che EatHfsr
Eraup - miu.s uutlssr loa-e A- an
she Augasia. vhIch D. bot q h.W
tliies awav thf arHsraf are draw
iHg q tunnel o. car waN known aud
pay lnz ore bodies ~ considerable
depth the Original warklnr- bolug
abaye nulb,r hne and llsbcah 1t
access The tunnel = BHw u SWINE
bfN beet wIih approximately ltn yet
D. gn before the hrsi af voius shaW
ruE 3n the sur iire D. br1keu thrungh
Smaller sircak- af g18d mineral have
already beeu cat shawlng thai the
Er9md is highly miuerahze3
The hrst machinery Uuf su proved
Hutt fIr the work and uoW c1m.
pressar has been 90 larrd 40 pre-
sent the tuuual b. heiug driven hv
hand with i've men Iu fbr IIh DO
I- che intention t1 continue wrh all
winter liy spring Ha NAV raalH.
ahly Eok larche9luE news irm Ga.
leHsmluutain
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

uf the original constitution of the
United States His grandfather
William Wilson WAS born iu Virgin
ia. tlhiu au active part and attaining
distinction iu tine war of the HeEulu.
tim I'm 1924 hc moved ta Glasgow
Howard county, Missouri where be
died William A.. Adair- father.
WAS also born in Virginia, at first en-
teriug tine mercantile business but
later adopting the law and rising To-
distinction Though somewhat adj
vanced i'm Years AT the breaking out
of the civil war lac entered the army
rising rapidly o the rank Of lieutcu-
ant colonel iu which rank be served
until the close of the war the hard
ships encountered resulting iu his
death soon after
Alair Wilson was reared at Mar
shall Missouri. graduating from the
Masonic college vt that city with the
degree of \ b. In lN5~. at the age
of seventeen. the Youngest member
of his class and at its head Ia
studied Law under au uncle. Abici
Leonard, Judge rI the supreme court
of Missouri. iH l~Gi hr came west
stopping temporarily iu Denver but
-Fm continuing wn Oh san Francisco
where hc resumed the study Of law
with his uncle. General John Wilson
. "a prominent attorney of CaliI1nia
Two years later he went tr Virgin
| I'd CITY, Neyalaaud entered tbcuev--
paper husiug-- 1- the city editor ul
the Iui1u" at the same time that
Mark Twain was city editor ri the
/ Virginia City Euterrr.~o. Ayelr
later hc removed To Austin Nevada.
and became the first editor Of the
Reese River Eayc.LIe. His father
/ diving in ING7 be returned % Nilsson
ri ta look after the estate.
, In 1872 be returned Co Colorado
engaging In the practise 0f law at
Pueblo a wear later De located ut
( pel Narte and la lN15 was elected
/ the first member FROM the san Juan
district 90 the territorial legislature,
a district then comprising all Of
/ Colorado south and west of the san
/ gre De Cristo range. a TERRITORY larger
than the state Of PENNSYLVANIA. In
A-1d he was a delegate 10 the Demo
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25
Monday Afternoon Club.

The Monday Afternoon club mai
with Mrs. i. W. Wilson and 60 larg.
number attended The program
was given a- follows.
james Whtrm5 Riley
I Biography Mrs OIeary.
> Recitation entitled "N3hIc
from Rhymes of Childhood Miss
Hall.
R1o-cyclt- Winning al the West
3. Vol J. The Spreading Of the
English Speaking People Miss Ilar
wood.
T. Vol H. Indians. Mr-. Holmes
Mrs. n II Webster. Mrs George
Holmes and Mrs, j. W. Wilson wcr,
chosen delegates to the state cmycu
tion Of Federated Women clubs
which meets next Monday at Colo.
RADIO Springs
Nfu week tine club mert- witt
Mrs. Steele.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25
AaAa " .s~oa-

AHaHAaHAatf sfHNA-AAista
1i.f Jsari8al ha- BAD a fz.r-4u.l'
a. IHalniasee Wlfh Judgp A84lr ~ I
s3a. n9uauss bg >a4rcIac Iaig,
cEiendlpR aeor a quarter al = oontury
-auicv.ha eis.e and Intimate baek 81
rhe pa.neer dav- 81 the seventies
VlieH b. Was engaged lH tho prarti..e
ui fha law ar1und liA Norts Solver
iHu and an fhrapgn fhe >an Juan.
the hnn then being Wlisuu tierry
aad Tavlsr
Ne can ssurh fr Adair Nilsson.
Ills patriotism and prluclples are
above -uspieian hi- iujicisd min and
training ht hm Tre-miueutly f1r the
bench
Jadge Wilson graduated from tlfe
editorial desk o. the law steadily
working hi- way ur IT, be admir-
Hng friends AMI aid time aeGuaiui
aueas in san Mhgad r1anfy hrief
Biography viii bp read with interest
Adair Wilson was barn skis fwa
vetr- aV1 a. Marshall ~Jine r4uuty
Missouri H ~cHahlri-h lineage
Ou fIg rateud side his great grand
father emiEraied from Ireland and
one al the brahcr- was a -icuer I
Che Declaration OF iH.iepeuieura aud
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

crafIc Naflau.8l esureufiau faal Essas
mated >.lau,l J Tilieu fg pre~l
atlsf ana was tha voar caHei<i..i.
Or prt-ltioatial ciaoiar aa fhc aenso
crafIe tickrf AZ icatisliie ~ l>>
he wa- nominated isr ludge a al,
i.,urfh sb-tmrt buf dec.iiued and fh'
-snlf wear aaclined dsalsa asrafis aosn
ulati1u fr garorur >ix vcsar- lsieI
b. wa- ele,ted fr.an the >an .lsai
dls1rIgr o. thc state >,uatc the oals
uanaIae, au the denissratie ticke
wha wac eiacted His term a. >ena
t1r extended iran lsS9 a. lSs'l H.
- hc laoated At burango WHICH
he siill claims a. biz re-itience
lu lSA1 Governor Adams apf,aau
ted him D. she beach # the appsslai'
caHu position coordinate prscti
cally with the supreme bench ~
tal1rada hi- term expiring lasi
spring vheH naturally. fas Stale ad
ADMINISTRATION being repuhlicau aud
the apfrlair court apfHlufive a fudgf
t the damiHaui party ~uecasstted
hm
H. was given che unaHimons De
mHFIaiJe nomination fer Justice ai
fEe supreme ruu1 and his party
e1liii uli have made mare wise and
snoIuallr -tlrctiuH
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25
Stomach Trouble

Il have haeu troubled with mystic.
mach for tna U1-f four years. says
u. J.. Beach, .f Clover Nook Farm
Greenfield Mass A few days az,
] was iuIuuaIf1 bus b- al Cham
berlaiu.- Stomach and Liver Tablets
/ have taken part al Them mI feel q
great dead better u vau have amy
trouble with t01r stomach fry haz
of these tablets 1u are sure 90 Hr
pleased wiEG fhe result For sale hy
all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25
High School Notes.

by PUBL
Pearl >uouse. Vera Brown. Roger
leachout and Guy ChIncry entered
high school last week.
The basket ball girls are making
plans for masquerade basket social
tp be given I'm about two weeks.
Three new pupils entered Miss
Sellers room this week. She now
has forty nine children Daily att
tendance i. remarkably good m all
the rooms
The rurIimant is rapidly iucrca--
ing iu all the rooms. At present
there are forty eight pupils iu tHb
high school the greater number OF
these being iu the ninth grade
The FIRST meeting of the science
club was held I'm the high school la
boratury Tuesday night the attend.
Unce being quite good The princl.
pal topic under consideration wa,
the plan Reorganization
There will be game Of basket
hall played ON the high school
grounds Saturday afternoon at three
O'Clock. \ team Of ninth grade girl,
viii struggle against a team Of girl-
from the eleventh and twelfth
grades.
The basket bah club was reorglu.
.rc1 fourteen new members joining
mrie EeIis was elected president
Myrtle Myers, vice president Gruc
We've PuTier secretary and luIs
Bgdleu. treasurer There are now
twenty four members a. The rIn'
which promises Ja he % great Jun
uruvrmaut over last vo.r-. Th,
members are an crngauial and show
much enthusiasm. At present lhJ
SECRETARY Is trying Oh make armu-n
ment- for @ game with the Mmtr-,
team
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25
Excellent Molybdenum Properties

un the head Of Nalr creek acr1-s
tbe gUlch from the marble Iulrrie-
Smith Whipp has two claims the
farview 80. ] and 2 tbat bi3 tair tH
make valuable properties from the
hghU.rre ~ maIvbIeam are fbev
contain Mr. Wmpp iocated them
m lNN> bat allowed tAcm fa g1 back
To- tIr state. a. mllvbIcuum. while
rare and high priced was only used
Iu che arts aud it r4sk but lule to
stock the market cot bate if has
come into extensive use for temper
ing ,lecl for armor pilates and other
cases where extreme hardness Is de-
sired Accordingly he has rri1cated
them this wear and through fr Rev
ellier Of Glenwood has negotiations
ON foot for a big sale 90 New York
parties.
Three veins show m the two
claims averaging about foot i'm
width. The specimens which Mr.,
Whipp has at his Office exhibit a
large per cent Of molvbdeum and as
this metal Is quoted almost rs high
as gold ought 90 prove a valuable
holdiag So far they have been de
veloped only by open cuts run un the
vein
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

Mr.. p =. Miller entertained 50
other lady friends THURSDAY after
noon at Hazaluut party. Mrs
George Eastman succeeded u carry
ING the most hazelu1ts acru-s the
room ON the back Of her hand with
Mrs. Ira Brown second Both St.
cured as rewards drawn work i#iie-
Mrs Nillers own haudiwrrk Tho
house was decorated iu autumn
leaves Luncheon was served about
Hour O'Clock. Mrs. Mcdowell. and
Misses Gertie Piper Fannie Burnett
and Mable Meyers assisted Mrs.
Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Miller also enter
tanned at cards last evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25
NOTICE.

Owing 10 the blowing out of trp
electrical connections at the N D..
Church about Z u.cl1rh last night.
il was impossible ta have the Stern
1TtIcuu entertainments, and DO lu-
been postponed until THURSDAY. U..
l. Those who hold tickets please
bear this iu mind.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25
Paw Your Taxes.

The county treasurer il now mIk-
ing mp the delinquent tax list irr
publication. In case you have not
paid your taxes it might be well that
yuu call and settle at once. All prop
errv ON which the taxes are unpaid
at the date of sale will be- sold
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25
GUNNISON STATE FISH HATCHERY.

The fish hatchery located at Guuuis1u IS the
cesu institution Of lis kind in the Rocky Mountain region
- From have Recently been Matched NttlD rainbow and
- lUnup native These have during the last two
u months been Distributed n he Of Colorado.
". them the slope All the natives and 100000
bow have been put n the Gunnspn and its tributaries
h. Land the present superintendent getting tho hatchery
W shape mlon egg, the red speckled eastern
~ which spawn October aud viii be distributed after
IL the r7 OF the year million e'Si eggs will be shipped
conditions
the propagation of fish that the Federal
plan establish uitni States hatchery m Guunspn
w county The fact that c3ntinu-
N5 ally Kept stocked together with their natural al yaulgt
~, hue make she Guuui-In country the
"a, fishing tha uord Thousands of tourists who
W spent portion of this summer here testify that
SS<S$<ESS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25
For Sale.

Three and three-quarirr >,-huftll
r. wagon and b11
THE ENpNER IrNEER Go.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

Ile tHiumbluc restaurant uutlaI
VI d llerrick 5 management o.
Hfeued Or business aud frrdIuQ Ca
agnVry publc u large number-
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

Miss Berthe Irish and Charles Glen.
iamIu- were married at the huma #
the brides parents MIR. and Mrs r.
j. Irish m SUNDAY evening %. six
n.cIuah a small number Of friends
were present Ihev are spending d
unique honeymoon camping our
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

Some handsome pieces iu late de-
signs al bullets. rlrkiug chairs and
rouches have lately been coming o.
the big Store Of Clarence Adams uu
lumichi avenue II YOU happen
around that way drop iu and least
your ewes ou their artistic points
even If vou haven't made mp vum
mind tl buv.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

Birycle cleaning aud repairing
AIl work quickly and carefully done.
pdioe iu rear ef Residence ln q T1miehi
ayauue opposite E D Walkers.
~ = ENNEau
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25
DuSinfss uocls.

vans ..l- aa.l .as,l,.l.sqasasz a..i,.r ., : a.
1auts lHa.
Nmfikr the lntle Dbike cir..r
MuutW- iar -aic ~ usual
AEnn GNFTTF
tuAIf tuAIf GOAL
FsE-HN~ a tEHsI -oN
tar q bllIuss attsck take handler
lain s >iamach aui LIver Tablets aud
guek cure Is certain Far sale by
an druggists
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

FuE ~uT My house. barn and
1ther property trmerIv known a.
tho Gechtil Residence al corner ui
Virginia avauBe and the Bnulrvart
Inquire d
]. g. EuIEFprNs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

Clarence Patterson. electrician I'd
The waller works, returned this m.m.
ing from Pueblo. bringing his bride
Formerly Miss Myrtle Rockefeller
Their home viii heiu the NcCuu.
house i1 West Guuui-11. The MINIS
CHAMPION is happy tn extend rn
vrqfuIrfr..r-
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

Jerry o Reagan returned Wedues-
day from the Cebolla valley,
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

Harry Hicks aud James Cassidy
met their Waterloo iu Police Na-l--
rrata IHabv.s .gurt this week Both
had been plain druak5 and replutoi
10 the tune Of - apiece and n.-t-.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

Miss Lima Walter left TUESDAY
for her home in South Bend. Indiana.
Miss Walter has spent the summer
here with her sister. Mrs. F G..
Zugelder.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

J. Huff came In from TAYLOR park
Yesterday and speaks 0f meeting q
big bunch Of coyotes mp there and
killiug three. The wolves must joe
getting numerous ON that range