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Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04
Resolutions OF Condolencc.

The following resolutions were nasseI at
the last meeting of tunnison Canp 7S5O
Modern W oodmcn:
As the restless tide of time rolls on. il
bears its wide and varying experiences to
the human family, 10 some ID clnles veierht-
ed with wealth Injury and iov: ta others
trials, burdens and privstiGus. To some
health and happiness; 10 Others sickness.
greet and death. The latter has entered rs
an uuWeIcuuIs visitor INTO the ht,Iua of opr
neighhur, A. }. ChiuGry where death with
rs sharTeued sickle has cut down tiuy. the
hrst born at the age Of sixteen. when yor;i n
fol beauty and developing strength were
holding to view the promising flower ot
home Joy and long and useful life This
sad occurrence challenges our thoughtful.
sympathetic attitude, therefore, 30 IN
RESOLVED, That we as Neichburs ,oin
m in extending our united and HEARTFELT
sympathy 20 Neighhur Chinery. wife and
family lu this their deep sorrow and over
Whe.mlng " family bereavement. and we ne
tltun Our Great Father Of Merries 10 re
member them in His love and Grant that
when the sorruws af life are uaSt a family
reunion may assemble IN the biucdom o(
Divine Glory.
hE~oLFEp- That a copy Of these resolu-
ugns be presented to the heraared family.
a copy spread upon The hooks Of the carnp
and copy given b the public press.
w A ba>s.
COMMITTEE, q. II. PIAsTrR
B- J.. D,uAEp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04

Tho .-r.sue sI.trHf rIa Tr.bUu
-hu.5 o.. aHHI uIal fHr bis harr.
mHH4ismu iHre weeks aH. b.
favored lHr.sf r.sarra- Two Veea
ag8 be sfatei tau De- had invest
gated tHe question and was arpase.
i1 fHr buuuI=lH rasartc last wecH
hc ieIt mrekIv into lime with som.
strong minded friends and ayare.
them AGAIN. This week oh well
ils useless t0 prophecy whore che
Tribune editor viii be at amy given
time au public questions.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04
Noricf on FINAL srTTlEmr,r.

ceased
Notice is hereby given, That on Monday. the
lith DAY uf March A. u. 1914, being one Of the
regular DAYS Of the March Term If the County
Court Of GunuIsou County, in Probate. in the
state of Colorado. l. Homer I. Eugle, Admins
TRAITOR Of said estate viii appear before the
Judge of SAID Court, present my final set Element
a such Administrator, pray the approval 81
the same. and Will then apply Co be discharged
a. such Administrator Al which time amt
place any person in interest may appear and
present objections 10 the same, II ans there be-
Dated al tuunison, Colorado February 3
lqOi
HOMER r ENGLE.
Administrator If the Estate Of " l.. Brown
deceased
First pa Feb IL Last pub Mar H. 1904.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04

The vast acerage covered by these
forest reserves is said % be largely
barren Vino knows how much of
Al is permanently sds I'm Swltzer-
land crops are raised even I'M ter
races along steep hiIlsides. There
are places Tor hundred small ranch
yet to be found IN basins of small
streams There are unknown tracts
watered by -ub-irriCation that
would nm time be- discovered
by the homemdker and taken uu
The new rubber plant grows native
ln many sections of Guunis1n county
As The NEws-CHANrI0S has demon.
strated and can be grown over hall
IT'S supposed barren slopes without
irrigation. Here is great future
for many sections Of the county
ruthlcssly dnnihilated and without
cause
II the reserves were conducted I'M
a manner that would really conserve
thetimber, lttrecs were planted. ifthe
present NcNatIoUs and cumbersome
rules were changed or the good rule.
enforced there might be reason fol
tins invasion of aurriUhts. But Mr.
Fellows himself admitted that tb,
regulations are bad and that the good
ones are not enforced. Mr.. Fellows /.
undoubtedly sincere in his actions
but the Guunison tunnel is his pet
hIs hobby He has worked in and fol
1t Tor years. Even were he as broad
minded as Abraham Lincoln be could
no more help seeing things Will
colored spectacles than an extrem,
partisan can help overlooking the
faults Of his party
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04

hautr1sc rluufv Farmers held m
institute this Weak af which Frf
larIvla I'd FHu ta..ln- and afLei
1rmusHt agreulturl-fs we-g pre-
s.Ht aHl assisted f8a .H#al -feaaar-
Over % hundred aurLmeu came 1at
lrI. BOZ r0a .lrr a r.nart al tae mesf
Ing alH i- sHas ala tla Iaru
luHuHf H HiHrHafIHH crralateI
.aI- EHHt.uE yl- e.ia..r Hr H.fa
s au.5ara Nr base board -eFara
amers t4af l GaaH.sHu county He.
4.a would make au afHr t. -t -ue.
institute bore o. would laa ga1.
u.aE
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04

The threat Of Mr. Fellows that Il
this reserve be- prevented, Che Gun.
nison tunnel might fall through is
generally regarded a. a bluff purt
and simple According TO his own
statement there was ample water fu
the tunnel even al low water tw.
years ago, the lowest point in history
and the only object is to prevent d
possible shortage which has never
yet occurred. BY conservation Of the
present timber, which can be done a,
well without as by Withdrawing
theland from settlement, and by reser
rolrs, etc, the supply can be iu
creased beyond any danger Of fail
ure and our interests NOT be ic4pord
lied.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04
sUnNoSs

county 7,sss =, ,,,'io iaS S. 10 the County Court
Iosolh v Wilson
Plaintiff
Puscbsl e. smith. Giles X. kitt. summons.
and v iilinm u. NeWconlh.
lrteudnufs
The People uf the SLATE - Colorado. to Pas.
cha n. Smith. tilrs X. kifts and William
u. Newconb the defaudants aboVe named
You are hereby required 70 appear in an ac.
tion brought against you by the above named
plaintiff in the County Court uf Gunuison ouu-
q. state Of olorsdo. and answer the comp la nj
therein within twenty days after the service
hareot II served within this 4 ounty or n served
out of this County, or hy publication within
thirty days after the service hereof exclusive Of
the day 81 service. OF Judgement by default viii
be taken against you according 10 the prayer Of
the complaint AnS II a cuty Of the conplai AT
in the above entitled action he not served with
this summons. or IL the service hereof be made
out Of this state. then ten DAYS additional g.
the time hereinbetore specified Tor appearance
and answer will be allowed before tho t. king Of
judgment by default as aforesaid
The said action i brought 10 obtain decree
of 'ouft adludgng any claim, right or title
which defendants. oruny one of them. may claim
20 the Following described property 20 be uul!
aud void
The south East Quarter of the North West
Quarter and the North East Quarter Of the
south West Quarter and the south " ali Of the
North East Quarter and the south East Quarter
~ section !; The south Nest Quarter 81 the
North West Quarter and the North West Quar-
ter ut the South West Quarter Ia Section IFht
and the West Haif OF the North East 1uHrie eT
IN Section Eighteen. all in Township fly North
OF Range one East.
And further 10 decree that the title 90 the said
property l. in plaintiff and that tHe title -
plaintiff Is superior and paramount 20 any claim
1T title or Interest ~ defendants, as viii more
fully apUear from the complaint In said action
to which reference l. here made.
And Yuu are hereby notified that 10 YOU fail TO
appear, and 10 answer the said complaint as
above required, tine said plaintiff Will rHuse
rnfHrlif H| entered and then RrGfTFaI Ia
judgment against you as prayed Tor u said
complaint.
Given under us hand and the seal of said
Court at Guuuizeu. ip said tOunty. this Twenty
First day Of January A. y. 1874.
GEO HETHERI NGTDN.
Judge and Acting 4 ierk.
Eir.t nmh Ieh. n I.a-t nmh MIR. II. I.ll
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04
Osasoas 4soai Rs~rvSA
- -. - =.

tdllta-lllaaa ilIa1i iirfi f's4e-i
Hhsaf c4H BE seea growing luxursari
ly ir8m seagereI seca in tn
the.e wul3 b. uaie into home
Tho rasarve -h5gl4 o. siuFped
" A. GTazuey Cii8 Creok .
lu. H.-lt.se'y a-ra-si O.. -etting asi
ff "a areaf Tarf HI tiuaui.an coaHfg
ars-aree THf rs D,rowers o.
-.aaIHu i- aH reaHri ss gferiT s
81 lu Or the arrest aad eunvictiau
q aHeua setting llrc-f hrUs. IT,
uly H-a-t fire. vs. hal last year wa
O. ~aHuerr % was IMMEDIATELY pat
at Isl emitted 80fI8a li nder shor
u ~uri-a-s and of memhers ai
.ae as-HeletiHu aai raaeamcn liuu
ar lh1s This shows that tht
eaHI. f tarrf=Iu e1untt are awas %
faH Necessity H Tre-ervrng tle
mber WI .bsf tHat ar, willing H
elr iu "a reasonable effort CD a. ID
a. U JnjI GHhic Not one
ar.H af thc fr-f fIk Maintain BE-
serve has stick Of timber ON 1t. D
eleva lt w1Uli operate against prs
H.atIlE
T.. IN Ia-tfr.v- Ohio Greek Nv
Ip.uIlu- are expressed in this re
solution which ] bad intended i1
present t1 the massmeeting last
saturday Resolved That We rc.
e8gnIze the fact that disasteraus and
uautan DESTRUCTION Of timber is
aused by the devastating forest fires
and il would be- 0l great deal more
good t1 the people Of the state and
the coming generations 90 maintain
au army Of forest Keepers and forest
lighters than the eXtravagant and
unnecessary half million dollar law
breaking, disordcrly mob of state
militia: therefore we earnestly ask
aud demand that our next legisla-
ture pass more stringent laws for the
punishment of persons setting forest
hres and empower the game wardens
with legal authority as forest keepers
and forest fire lighters. We are op-
posed 30 the present proposed forest
reserve as contemplated by the
officers Of the forestry bureau under
present regulations.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04

faItHr- aslsf --rTes ere o.
lrE e.rrala.rl ll .iI f..rl- t.e -asa
Isl De- Ga.s aae a-s..rea.a ulaH
Nha d1cs u7t slEa theu eagerly
Tie NEN-s lHANrlsS hassf1Hd against
re-orvcs fr1m rhe frsf while other
raHers were frf u flvsr taer aH
rased ani then m iagar af tham ar
else dared take u8 stand 81 all AT
GunrisJa rcaric bel5erc u rr1gsa
WE ar arHs.s laf rHt uu..er rra
sent yeyati1Hs regulations = she B.
.frf-a I.r.-
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04

The Nrv~- -CuwrfDN has secured a
correspondent at lola and It's sub
scribers iu that section will now
have the weekly news uf their own
locality $50 other county paper be-
gins % have the weekly news service
from local correspondents. $50 other
county paporVublishos within a third
as much county news lfyou doubt
tins statement count the number Of
words iu q few lines of the NLUs-
CHAurIoN and am equal number of
lines in the bulky type used by others.
No other paper is regularly Illus
trated with interesting pictures Of
familiar scenes. No other paper
prints the variety and amount Of
general state, national and world
news As a moral to all this 1t is
plain that tbe NEVs-CHAuguN i- the
paper 80 take
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04
Flowers Bloom at San Antonio.

San Antouio-qu quaint and beauti-
ful-is one Of the most delightful
places In winter Coloradoans favo-
rite resort The Colorado and
Southern Ry. offers a round trip free
oI S4llu from Denver. If You dc
not care to go to san Antonio, let us
map out a pleasure trip for YOU tc
some other southern resort. possibly
You would prefer trip across the
Gulf uf Mexico.
7 t. FIsHEB, Gen. Pass. Agt
Denver, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04
LEGAL NStcAYNaS.
s.yst ~ INA ~.rrs., us~r

In iae msttsr = the tsi.ie ~ Jaass= .. Par
rfil. lf.isssa ssl.
Nuilce T. hrnafg gwen. tha1 % Nuufsg
She ttlh Haig 81 Aar0L a y ll.i4 nlria. one .
aeaat1 tumEt a tsflun asln EuuurF iH Frtsi.sifr
ia the statfe ~ uifraifli. y v iIIilir M. lfan.
tHHail stratar - said oatutn. al anlasar b.
if'fr aIit iiil-e tf saill aura praauf nIV hua.
aaftiernent ~ stlrh AiHlillss fiislr and HfaF he
fffHneFi 81 = liir Hn4 ulli tilau aaflr iu g.
alsi hltfa1u r. FHrt aHuiiuIa srlitrr aE ahirI
HlluH eau u.1ir ans lHlHH Interest nsaH an
poar sua urtssur uils'.rtissIls o. tlr same f anr
there b.
hstF'u 81 tIauuls.lIl ui-'r1ii0 fafF y Fsa
WILLIAM HfH4AN
Atlnfinistr riitor a she f=fais ID isnr- n Fsr
nnll Hf=rrsisfii.
Fir9i pub. fai iz La.t pub M'el.Hi Ist
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04
serIot ~ rIN4I ~arrIrns,T-

Iu thr uiartor af the fsfaif. ul J.lszf l. Masl. j.
fieCnusesI
Nullre i- HrrnnF given fhnf Isine coo
afh aas ui Maref A. ID llslA if4Iua aur 10 fHf
raaiu.ar DAYS Ui the March Toraa Vi thr taaufs
.furt r. tuutIsuu HiiutF. lu frlatufa BOZ rna
-iate u taIorafin. D. fr4nk O. tHUs. 40
niiui strslur ol said eafai.. ei.l HrlH.af hf1lrI
rne aa ~ ul Haiu ru.f present uI. luaI -israia
auaff 81 sugH Anull.l .tratffr Hul rsrsV tfa Hu
praeaI of t.le same. cad vii ttan at.rIf o. -
il-'' nf raisl as -ucE sauuIni istriHuf Sd Wlici
uuic aud ul41e fu- uer-ul iu lIter5HI mas sIf
llHfc o..
tiatci st Gunuisuu. alu-adu February i-h
fAANH O.. EFlE-
Afti inisiltor of he Estate of los-s 4. Nsyials
daUpa sod.
Fir-, puh Fsb. g. Las Pub Mar. 4 Isa
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04

THa E.H lr.ur artist be-
niHr. Es s.#.HE manner lH HGT
fr= page tsa situation fH regard O.
fr.s. rH--rees iHuHI auHa a1
a1a. an uI sleEass ar.iH
UlN urr..1r taI- outrage
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04
A FirstClass Company.

Howard Marshall returned vester-
day from a trip to Sahda where he
has written a good deal of insurance
lr the bankers Life Association OF
Dies Moiues. Mr. Marshall has rep
resented this company for several
years and reports ITS business iucreas
ing by leaps and bounds. AS auex-
ample Of quick payment De- handed
uS the following letter iu regard to
the Insurance d Frank a. Stead a
prominent Saljda man who died ear
ly ina February.
Office Of the Bankers Life Assn.
Dies Noiues. Iowa. Feb. IO. 1904
H. 5. Marshall,
Gunnis1n. Colo
Dear Sir. Herewith please find
draft for -, los for payment Of loss
under certificates Nos 1859. IGlGO
and lGiGl. Frank q. Stead The
receipt on the back of the certificate
should be signed by James H. Stead.
administrator of Nalida. Colorado.
Proofs were filed February 9Th. 1904
and were certified at First National
Bank. Nalida Colorado.
Very respectfully.
THE uNNEEBs IIFT ASSOCIATION.
: !, +
Nalida, Colo. Feb. rs. 1905
The Bankers Life Association.
Des Moiues. Iowa
in six days after the proofs Of de
cease of Frank o. Stead. a draft wa,
mailed for NaIida Colorado. topaz In
full the claim Of insurance against
the Bankers Life Association.
This liberal promptuess in settling
losses 10y your association i- certain.
ly very c1mmeudable and Ton vbicf
. ] desire 10 return my thanks.
JAMES d. STEAD.
Administrator.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04

ii thoFg an aasa re.asal SAY -
o. na g. mte thr Me-ieru >laHs
lIrli..rle.li causazl thea ats as have
a. araf 1ric.ll clutasf % Har usu
faeHe ar -sFeral hirh -ctss.z 81 tnr
aanlF 49, 81 arai riasl aH- 1cai.laa
aiI.f esniszf vo5li D. 80 ttIHe
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04

~rHsu farber and IlHml-
Fa-Isr ee aefteI aI ANY arteurs
t3 t.#w r. rlsf iImara & CuHTb
trau I.as aHagr tealaag
esausc rF- HurrHr
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04

:. b. Clark was seen blowing
north of Gmnison ON the 29th
day of February Some residents
claim that is a record breaker. but
W A. Gillaspev saws be broke up
the south 20 acres of the fair grounds
in February of -
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04
Notice OF Election.

Notice is hereby given that, pur-
suant to law. the annual municipal
election Of the town Of Gunnison
will be held in the several precincts
of said town on Tuesday, the fifth
day of April, A. ID. 1904, for the
purpose Of electing the following
officers for the said town, to-wit:
One mayor, TO hold office one year.
Three trustees, 90 hold office TWO
years.
One trustee, TO hold office one year
10 fill vacancy
Precinct No. | embraces all that
part Of said town lying east Of the
Crested Butte railroad track. Poll
ing place, city hall.
Precinct No. , embraces al that
part Of said town lying west 1f the
Crested Butte railroad track. Poll
ing place, hose house, New York
avenue.
The polls viii be opened at :
O'Clock a. m. and remain open uuul
: y. m. Of said day Of election.
The Judges Of election for the sew
eral precincts viii meet at the poll
ing places above Designated. on
Tuesday. the 29th day of March. A.
ID. 1904, for the purpose OF revising.
correcting and completing the an
nual registry list as required by law
Witness my hand and the seal u
the said town Of Guunis1n, Cobra
do. this ID day Of March, 1904
90 ". II. CoBUH.
49, Clerk and Recorder
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04

Eerars ir1u fbe hils are tlaf che
Iliuiue 1atlaas ilr lfa1nisen aluafs
has ur.ar uasa -n bueH s Juis
spring
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04

J. N. Allen left last evening for
Denver and Fort Collins. He viii
be i0ined next week by Mrs. Allen
and Winona. They expect to spend
the spring and summer with re
latives at Mendoza. Illinois.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04

Nearly JuO residents of Garfield
county, have Just sent i'm a petition to
Washington asking that a large part
Of the ButtlemCnt mesa reserve i'm
their section be abandoned as they
want the land for homes. The petit
tl0n states there are certain tracts OF
the reserve that are devoid Of timber
and tHat save for scattered punches
Of native cedar, most If the lands
mentioned are covered with sage
brush, grease wood and cactus and
are Of the same character as the lands
adjoining which have been settled
and for twenty years have been yield
nag rich crops TO farmers and fruit
rdlSeTS
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04

~Itrr H. uWs IIn H THEHH.
IU.E- tuNu.
IFaNR n tuyH makes oath chat
i- i#r ua~trar Hf fHa frH ~ q
j. CHuSB d Co, doing business IN
d. tIu af lUlaIe Cuuv and State
f1re-ald and Chat said hrm viii pa,
be sum of uSE HUNDRED DOLLARS fu
zach and every case 9f CuWHH that
cannot be cured by.the use of Hall s
lsrEBH tIEF
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
n presence, this 9Th day of Docem-
5er, A ID. 1856
49, A. W. GLEASON.
SEAL Notary Public
Hall. Cdtarrh Cure is taken inter
ually, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials. free.
+ j. CHENEY a co,
Toledo, o.
Sold 10y an Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the hest.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-03-04

Administrator.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-19
Ten Year-Old Boy Throws
Stones at Man Who Is
Numbering His Parent
MAKES BRAVE ATTACK
Pathetic Feature Adds to
the Sadness of Crime Com
mitted in Town of Cotton
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAN BERNARDINO, July 1S.-The
lO-year-old son of Pedro Chavez, the
man who was brutally killed at Cotton
last night by Clato Avila, played a
brave part in the defense Of his father.
The murderer attempted to kill his
youthful assailant but fortunately the
boy escaped uninjured
AVila sneaked up on his victim, who
was returning from a dance, and put
the pistol point blank to the side of
Chavez head and fired a 41-caliber bull
let through his brain. Then he stopped
to slash at the wife Of Chavez, but
the child had taken a hand in the fight
and was busily pelting the murderer
with stones, hitting the mark not a
few times. The enraged man fired
again, but the little fellow lodging
about escaped unhurt, hurting stones
whenever he could.
Avila fed when people, attracted by
the fusillade, began to arrive and the
boy was found squatting by the side of
his dead father.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-19
FINANCE COMMITTEE
FAILS TO FIX RATE
Unable to Decide on Percentage of
Taxation to Be Used for Specific
EndS

The Finance Committee of the
Board of Supervisors held a session
last night to consider the proposed
amendment to the charter relating to
the acquisition of public utilities by
the city and county of San Francisco.
The entire evening, however, was con-
sumed in attempting to fix rate of
taxation and evenly distribute it for
the payment of the running expenses
of the city government. At one time
the committee seemed likely to decide
on a rate of not less than 10 cents
on 81 for public improvements, not
less than cents for the repair of
streets and buildings, and So cents to
be used for maintenance of the de-
partments. Objection was raised to
this on the ground that 1t would ar
bitrarily bind the disbursement, and
the discussion broke out afresh. The
committee adjourned without reach
ing a decision on the matter.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-19
SLEUTHS WANT
HIDING REFUGEE
Benjamin Germain Must An
swer to Charge of Bigamy
if He Can Be Discovered
SECOND WIFE COMPLAINS
Report Says He Victimized
Her and Is Secreting Him.
self in Heart of Montana

Somewhere in the wooded heights
Hamilton, Benjamin F. Germain, of
the blood of the fatherland, is rusti-
eating. A warrant was issued yester-
day for his arrest on a charge Of big
amy and if the detectives of the wild
mining State can lay hands on him
the tan of the mountains will fade in
the gloom of the prison.
On May II last at Santa Barbara,
SO Attorney c. NJ. Jennings of 214
Pine street. who swore to the war
rant, told the police yesterday, Ger
main welded Virginia H Barker,
keeper Of a small but profitable COM
mercial establishment in the city
named. One thing he neglected to do,
and that was to inform his bride that
she was his second wife: that the first
was living in Eureka, Humboldt
County, and that no decree of divorce
had separated them.
Not content with this oversight. it
is alleged, Germain caused the sec
ond Mrs. German to sell her store in
Santa Barbara and dispose of property
in Oakland at sacrifice. With the
proceeds of these transactions, it is
averred. they set out on their honey
moon trip to Seattle. There Germain
is said to have secured $500 from his
bride, all she possessed, and fed to
Montana.
Astounded at his conduct, Mrs. Ger
main the second instituted an investi-
cation and found that she was not a
legal wife; that the man that married
her was a bigamist, she his confiding
victim. Communicating with friends,
she secured sufficient funds to return
to this city, where she placed the facts
before her attorney. The police now
have the case in charge, with pros
poets of an interesting series of cpl
sodes in the career of Benjamin F.
Germain
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-19

as and for my last will and testament; that is
10 say:
First-I hereby revoke all wills and testa-
mentary writings heretofore made by me.
also declare that have never been married
Second-I give, devise and bequeath to my
devoted friend, Eta Marion Warren Of San
Francisco, Cal. the OF three hundred
thousand dollars $500. 000). / also give de-
house and lot inherited by me from nv father
and known as Pip Pacific avenue, and also all
my pictures. furniture, jewelry, books plate
and ornaments.
cousin. Ellen NJ. Hall Of Epson. New Hamp-
shire, the sum Of twenty-five thousand dollars
FOURTH give. devise and bequeath TO nv
Cal, the sum Of ten thousand dollars (SIO-
OOO).
Fifth give. devise and bequeath to nv
cousin, Ralph Chase OF Berkeley Cal the sum
OF ten thousand dollars c1Oo oOOl.
SIXTH give, devise and bequeath TO my
cousin. Ethel +. Roche of San Francisco, Cal
the sum OF ten thousand dollars C$1O.00O.
Seventh give devise and beQueath Will
liam G. Mugan Of San Francisco, Cal, the sum
OF twenty thousand dollars (S20, 000)
Eighth give devise and bequeath to Percy
J. Brown of Eureka, Cal, the sum OF ten thou
sand dollars $4,000.
Ninth give. devise and bequeath to Peter
Kyne of San Francisco Cal, the Of five
thousand dollars $4,000.
Tenth give. devise and bequeath to Helen
/. Wagner Of San Francisco. Cal, the sum of
five thousand dollars $4,000
Eleventh. give devise and bequeath to FL
sic l. Chase OF Holyoke. Mass, the sum Of ten
thousand dollars $4,000.
Twelfth give. devise and bequeath to VIII
liam Carson Tyson Of Alameda CAL the sum
Of FIVE thousand dollars $4,000.
Thirteenth-I give, devise and bequeath to
Margaret II. Warren Of San Francisco, Cal,
the sum Of twenty-five thousand dollars $685.