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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-24

Because he drove the big auto owned
by Samuel \eWhOuse at a high rate
of speed over West South Temple
street Sunday night Bert Fuller the
mining mans chauffeur, has been n0u-
fed that he must appear before Police
Judge Diehl and offer explanation to-
day.
The charge against him is violating
the ordinance which limits the speed
at which machines may be driven IN
the restricted district to eight miles
am hour. officer NJ. Gillespie is the
complaining witness. Mr.. Gillespie
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-24

the worlds champion broadswordsman
came west. Agramonte challenged him
to a match and worsted him. Agra
monte and A. Kelly, the local book
binder were friendly and used 70
spend many an hour together with the
f0ils.
The general had unique methods in
his Photographic work. AT one time
he went out TO the state prison to take
a picture Of a criminal by the name of
Hop. who was 20 be shot. When the
photograph appeared il showed the
condemned man facing his execution
ers at the moment the fatal shot was
fired, and above could be seen the
mans soul ascending
Agramonte left Salt Lake in 1888. and
has since been located i'm san Diego
and Lower California. He is now in
the insurance business. and plans 10
erect a handsome residence in the Mex
lean capital
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-24
LEAVES VACANT CHAIR.

L. S. Chandler of San Pedro Goes to
Claim Bride.
a vacant chair is I'm the office of r.. L.
Wells OF the san Pedro railroad. Ii is
not adorned in signs of mourning, but
the occupant, when he returns, is expected
to bear signs of rice and old shoes.
Leon S. Chandler for some time an en-
pl0ye I'm Mr.. Wells office disappeared
Saturday. saying that his destination was
Los Angeles. But why? There it is said
ne will be initiated into the realm of the
benedict. A young society girl was wait
ing for him.
7He would not say be was going TO
marry said an emplOye Yesterday.
when we said anything 90 him about il
chair"
1he bride to be Is Miss ShankIin of
Los Angeles. The wedding will take place
Hume /.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-24
Herbins

VIII overcome indigestion and dyspep-
STA; regulate the bowels and cure liver
and kidney complaints. 1T is the best
blood eHriCher and invigOrat0r i'm the
world. IL is purely vegets Die, perfect
Iy harmless, and should you be a suf-
ferer from disease, you VIII use it if
you are wise.
r. n. Andrews, editor and manager
Cocoa and RoCkledge News. cocoa. Fla,
writes. Il have used your HeTbine in
my family, and find it a most excellent
medicine Its effects uD0u myself
have been a marked benefit. I recon-
mend it unhesitatingly.' SOC
Sold by Z. c., NJ. I. drug department.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-24
NEWHOUSE'S SPEEDY CHAUFFEUR
MUST COME INTO POLICE COURT

stated yesterday afternoon that the big
auto resent led but a red streak as IL
few down West South Temple street
to the Oregon Short Line depot and
back again shortly after O'Clock sun
day evening.
In the rOnneau were two women. but
Mr.. FuUer's fair companions are not
named i'm the complaint and VIII not be
called upon to come into court The
speedy antics of several automobiles
have been noted on the main streets of
this city before. but this is the FIRST
formal complaint TO be issued,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-24
Numerous Appointments ConfiImed.
DIED

HANFORD.-n this city. April ID of sep
tie 9efitonitis Blenda NJ, beloved wife
of Raymond a. HanfOrd, aged % years,
months and fl days.
The body will be shipped to Mt Pleas
ant Wednesday for intermenL Friends
may view the remains this afternoon be-
tween the hours of 4 and 6 O'Clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-24

and matter came
out. My baby's skin
was not, and how
he did suffer. He
wouldn't eat, and
night after night /
walked the floor
with him, weak as I
was. Often I had
ito stop because L
felt faint and my
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-24

May so and 81 and june 8 and ..
Via Oregon Short Line to Chicago. ST.
Louis Memphis ST. Paul and many
other points Tickets good for stop
overs with fnai limit ~ sept 10
City Ticket Office 211 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-24

SEALED BIDS Will. BIC RECElN 20
until 10 IN. MondaE June O. 1888 "a tle
office of tho Deserct Agricultural a.
Manufacturing society room lf Hooper
block for the steel work fog the new 1alf
building at Agricultural park salt Lake
city Plans and specifications may pe
seen al fhe office 81 ware q TregauEa,
architects. Hooper biocN- ine society re-
serves the right fo reject any ana ail
bids. AalptfN q Et-tf.h
NJ RATERTAN. Eeeretary
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-24
HAPPY MOTHERS
TOUCHING STORY
OF Baby's Dreadful Suffer.
ing from Eczema.
CURED BY CUTICURA.
Now His skin Is as White
as a Snow Flake.

ga terrible rash broke out on Char
lies poor little face and spread to his
neck, chest and back. had never seen
anything quite like it before" writes
Mrs. Helena Rath ofs2I 10th Ave, n. Y.
City. "The skin rose In little Jumps,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-24
SEVEN INDICTMENTS.

Chicago. May 23.-Seven indictments
were voted by the grand jury today
against the promoters of race track
hand books. The names of the accused
were withheld.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-24
THE
DFSFRFI SAVINGS BANK
DIRECTORS

". W. Ritter, President
Moses Thatcher. Vice PRECEDENT
elias A. Smith. Cashier.
James Sharp. JohE r. Barnes. John g.
Cutler. David Eccles. "A. ~. carlson.
George ROmncy, John r. WiCder- Reed
gmo0f. Is. r. Eldredge. w r. James.
-Four per cent interest paid on savings
depnsifs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-24
TEACHERS EXCURSIONS EAST
- oregon So -.

Via Oregon Short Line.
May 30 and 81. and June and 9, to
points as far east as Chicago, st, Louis,
ST. Paul, Memphis. etc. Ten days
transit limit each way, final limit Sept
Is. See agents for fun particulars.
Dancing SaItair Wed. eve. May %.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-24
CHEAP RATES EAST,
"a Burlington Route.

One fare plus s. for round trip from
Utah points to an Western Passenger
association territory On sale May 80,
81. and June S and D. Return limit
good until Sept 10. Stop0vers al
lowed Write or call on r. r. Neslen.
General Agent. 20 West Second South
street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-24
DANCE AT MOZART HALL.
PROVO.

Thursday. May rs given by Social club
Special train VIA SAN PEDRO. S1.e5
FOR ROUND TRIP
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of the elevating influence and compan-
ionshlp of school life. Forced ON the
streets through misfortune I'm one shape
or another, these girls must Wrestle
with the conditions that confront and
threaten them I'm a street life.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-24
ADVERSE LIGHT
REPORT is LOST
0. H. SkidmOre's Statement on
Arc Service Missing.
CANDLE POWER CALLED SHY
ORDINANCE INTRODUCED CIV
ING WILCOX AN ASSISTANT.

The original report of Electrician O. H.
Skidmore on the result Of his investisd-
ton into the arc light service furnished
the city by the Utah Light & Railway
company was lost during the last few
days and the city council last evening
was denied the pleasure or hearing what
ID contained i'm spite of chat fact the
electrician was allowed his $50 for serV-
ices rendered the Democratic side of the
+ connect voting in the negative. 1neE said
they did not want TO so on record as be-
ing opposed TO the payment or the 1lA
but did not want To pay it until they
knew what the report contained.
The last trace of The report was when
ii was placed upon the desk OF Coun-
/ Gilman Il. ii. Davis
Light Company Taken to Task.
Those who read the report said Mr.
Slidmore makes the assertion tnat Lne
arc service it should According to his
measurements of the current u IS ann
pie to furnish a 2000-candle nsht. The
light is not given the public. so IL is sara
the report reads owing 10 the manner lI
which the lamps are handled.
IF they were properly taken care of.
watched more careTuliy ana hanuied ult-
fereutly so it is alleged. the light would
be 2O00-caudle power. iustead Of from 600
TO I 100-Candle power.
Councilman Martin. who had charge of
the investigation, promised the council q
duplicate copy of the report.
Numerous Appointments Confirmed.
An ordinance giving Health Commis-
siOner Charles Z. Wilcox the power 70
appoint an assistant city physician was
/ introduced and referred to The sanitary
! committee.
The appointment by Fire Chief By
water OF w. j. Lloyd, 10 fill vacancy.
I was confirmed.
The following appointments by Cnlet on
Z Police William j. Lynch were confirmed
/ r. c. Howell w. L. GoodseI and y. j..
( Lemon special policemen ut Salt Palace,
W r.. Service, special bicycle policeman,
/ vice W. j. Mccoy, resigned; Luther y.
/ cemetery, all to serve without pay from
: The city
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-24
- - MoUNIAIN -.

short Zine WIN go into effect june ;
The time VIII be- changed from coast TO
mountain time ou the line between Ogden
and Reno Heretofore time was changed
az ogden from mountain 10 coast time.
Schedules viii also be made 10 take eff
feet on the sane day FOR the running Of
p train daily from pocatello 10 Mackav.
except Sunday. The Garland branch also
win have daiiv service excepting sunday
The Shepard Co.. Com PIX Coiiec-
lions everywhere. Phone 165i-Y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-24
Special Tourist Car For
Teachers.
Via Rio Grande ard Burlington
Route. Nav 80.

From Salt Lake city 90 st. Louis
Send iu your names FOR reservations.
Rate per double BERTH $3.50. can mp
telephone No. $40. or write office, NO.
- west second south street.
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eczema
SIS THE 81 oN ~.

No disease causes so much bodily discomfort itches
burns and stings like Eczema It begins often with
slight redness of the skin, followed by pustules or bis
tiers from which gummy sticky fluid oozes which dries
and scales off forms bad looking sores and scabs 1t
appears different parts of the body but oenest upon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-24

State of Utah, City and County or sa'r
Lakes
J. j. s. CritehloW. city recorder OF SAT-
Lake City. Utah, do hereby cerfitT t1e-
correct CODY OF an ordinance enuttee. -ta
ordinance amending and re-ela-lliE
amended Section e44 Of Chapter -AAf p
of the Revised Ordinances of atlt i-aaa
City." passed by the city council ot 7ail
Lake City. Utah. May l6, ls= ana d-
proved bs the mayor Nav % 1905 aE APP
pears OF record i'm mE office
In witness whereof. have here
unto SET nag hand ard affixed lha
lSeal1 corporate seal Of saio cltt t-a
j. s. CRifCHL4H.
city Recorder
Bin Ne. g.
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POPULAR EXCURSIONS,
Via D. & r. G. R. Round Trip
Rates.

TO Denver. Colorado Springs ana
Pueblo ........-... .............. ESQ
Rates to- an other points in proper
ton Tickets On sale May 30 and 81.
June and 9. Ten-day transit limit i'm
both directions. Stopovers allowed.
Diverse routes. Final limit. Sept ID.
See amy Rio Grande agent for partcu-
lars,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-24

Others send us slow accounts. Why
'ot you? The Shepard Co. Com Blk,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-24
An Ordinance

AN oRDTNh NCE AMENDING AND
re-euacti1g as amended section as4. or
Chapter XVII OF the Revised Ordinance
OF Salt Lake City
BE IL ordained by the city COUNCIL O
salt Lake CITY. IJal-
Section THAT Section $50. or lAal-r.
XVII. of the Revised Ordinances OF sal-
Lake City. be- and the same hereby la
amended and re-elaciel SO as 10 4e@1 as
follows. tO-WIt- -
Section Sg4-STOCI[ BROKERS. -l- SHAH
be unlawful for amy person. -ilul or CUT
uoratior To- engage IU OF conduct me I-l7l-
ness OF stock Broker within the lulI
of Salt Lake CITY without rrsr having Oh
tanned a license therefor as herein pro
Vided ANY person. firm or corpora ---.-a
who or which. for % commission OF t-..-l
c0mDeusa alton engages In or -lAaL--= -l-a
buviug and selling, or buying or ze-l--&
OF stocks shares. securities or tti-r-etr.
or reureseutatiV of value Cor or es a5-.l
OF another or for OF on account or e.
other. shall be deemed n stock broker a..a
ENGAGED iu he business OF STOCK Di.nr.-
ANY person. firm or corporation e-Ea- q
I'D said business OF stock broker eildlt ..-
tain q license TO carry ON sucn 5a7-.ilr.
and shall pay for such license lle sum u-
Section Z.-Tbis ordinance shan take a--
feet upon approval
Passed by the city council Of HaIt L.a-s
city Utah. Nav IS Iat+. and referred 60
line mayor f0r his approval
j. S. CRIICHLDhE.
Cir- Recorder
Approved this 10th day of MAJ 4
RICHARD u. MORRIS
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the back, arms, hands, legs
and face, and is a veritable
torment at times, especially
at night or when overheated.
The cause of Eczema IS a
too acid con dition of the
blood. The terrifying itch
ing and burning are produced
by the overflow through the
glands and pores of the skin
Of the fer nelson's with VIII
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-24

Dear sirs:-I feel il my duty 20 write and let
you know what S, g. $. has done for nae. have
suffered with Chronic Eczema Tor over hfteen
years, and have spent a great deal OF money try
ing TO get cured. Have used salves and washes
and different kinds of blood medicine, have been
treated BY the best doctors in the city, but could
not get relief ny leg as in a terrlple condition
when j started the use OF $. g. S. Have taken
several bottles and there IS NOS a spot on
my leg or any other part Of my body. ] feel like
a man. p D. ELANNEhG
26oI Thomas St, st. Louis, NO.
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TEACHERS RATES

5ancIng 8aIlalr Wed eve- Nay 3.
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th
ternala applications, such washes, soaps, saves
~ III ~ powders soothing and cooling they do
~ ~ o
SD
thin blood ceanses
all
symptoms disappear No charge
for medical advice SWIFT SPECIFIC Coz ATLANTA Ga
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-24

IS. J. BATENAN, seeretaf.'
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Anur0rod this Uth day q Nat- I9It
RICHARD j.. MORRIS
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19
Do IT LOW
5h.0o Per Month Tor $3.50 Per Year
10000 Per Month Ter ) 90 Per Var
goo 90 Per Month Tor % 90 Per Year

Double Above Benefits are paid accidents travel
burning buildings aud passenger elevators.
Surgeons Fees paid in addition weekly indemnity in
eas an operation the result OF sickness accident per policy
identification. In event injury communicate
Win lreI- dirays aa expenses
Can Give Larger Benefits at given other com.
ponies carry ing a classes because the PREFERRED only pre-
/ tarrp,i risks
Covers Injury, though there are no visible marks.
Does Not Probate when other Insurance 3 carried
This is Disability Insurance From ANY Cause with
oll uanth EE1letl-IuI that vnu Insurance
Write Also n The IiI-EE ERRED a perfect Accident
Policy covering IoaI and Partial Disability Health Policy
. covering amy disease Ur illness
Men Past the Age carry Accident OF Health Policies can
insure WITH na tn la Preferred 1 a accidents travel total or par
ua- a.sa."E laa Travel Policy will also be women
1t You t-ave Need for Insurance That Insures call
an me a .za.1a my Fire. I Accident, Casa7y r
lusnsllgaa. Insurance
Iolat insure You against Death ar Tazz lrr can care 1r r
aT1lra' waos case oi Dal Disability from a1ranz Dos. r
Property or .n-r1 10 y1a 1s1Iart ones can r.g r
Ela- o.r-I.r- while Disabled from any cause.
oo,'S A@o SEE NE FOR RATES
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19
Ohio CITY.
News Champion Correspondence.

NeNS-i nam llibh blrt'- litfllfleures
Ohio City is a pretty mountain
town located at the confluence Of
Ohio and Quartz creeks on the c. a
S. railroad. Its altitude is slightly
over 5000 feet Ii is considered bv
many who have lived here as one Of
the most healthful places ON the
western slope. People from the east
who are broken In health often come
here TO spend the summer seeking
health and recreation. The streams
abound with mountain trout and
with their abundance Of sparkling
water, the best that nature supplies,
are a paradise for anglers. The
scenery is fine. The climate is su-
perb. never too warm and never too
cold. The iuvir1ratiur atmosphere
puts new life and energy into those
who breathe It, N5t only is the eli
mate excellent but the nrospectur
will find right at our doors a large
scope OF miueralizal country await
ing his pick 10 uncover its wealth
The surface showing cannot DE
azcellel anywhere Take for iu-
stance the Alder creek country where
a pick has scarcely been struck ez
cept at the very bead. UT tHe.Carha-
ate camp ar Boulder Lake sections.
headuaters of Ohio creek. Dutch
Flats and the Box Canon district on
this Quartz creek side. ia those
are ample room far 500 rra-necrar-
this coming summer sud splendid
mineral -hauirr- rH make ir worth
their while. This camp BIAS hardly
been advertised ar alL and is rraeJl-
tally uuiegeIousd territory.
The Colorado d southern railroad
nut In steam hoist at the water
tank this week
There will Doe dance at Henry
Huff place next Monday night It
viii be I'm charge of the Modern
Noodmeu.
A new uCanizatiun has been
formed here known as the SONS 8f
Rest The charter members are
composed principally Of retired min
ing capitalists.
The Chloride Mining company i,
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TEsa;z i-az Sszae11.

.ar-Hsa.HH
Ear H Har H
lasH t V rHI
~ tE re HasLr.
aH HH-l art H
@ - EHas
LEHer. .E
Flar Ieesag
We.n Er-H w E
t.h... ~rHl
F.lH Chance VAS rr u -
hHH isure.H a#n sa- Helh
N'ar Harris mH IH.
.ru fH. iE Hres -aFu Hr
she vHaL
D. 90 Carpenter anil IIIIs. D..
.lal vHaI o.. ogarf-.a Hn b IH..HaH
HIH FRIDAY
Sins ~arld T.v.TI i- eHaIa-san
ami agt H f1HhHr JHrar trH
pneumonia.
Jimmie Greenland o. UHta lHs
week after spending fsv 5ag- HeH
with friends
Airs Weston and grandson wh
hun been visiting Mrs Dlas. Carr
aH rl. lake Fork, passed rHr8G.
~apmsm "Wednesday ea Route lH
Denver
Mrs Lizzie FIfzUaueE, vHa ha.
been By the bedside af her sieE sis
Ger Mrs Powell lr the pa-t tvs
weeks. returned "Wednesday Or hel
home iu timarrJu
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Dsyievale Doag-


~ u thr q
telep ae He uaF
WsH Hn
emp tae seeaa usH
Guar
ALHi m sle rt I-. Iu
dav o. laLIta4a
I'd Dr. ~.rI .H-u uI a ls
.he { aiafiaH fr His Hse hass.
IeHe % Reagan H.a1af .rs
teeu load aI e...e bare Ia-r TEar-
day
Tiua is faIk af a saumIta De
cEea iu fa.- Iss.rr which ga
hHrt -HHI =H rza.
"a Wa.aer l uurtHa=f -
acres .rm Prank HnHa Ht .rr
miie- a-t af Doyle
Iis dance al H O.. B.r-m.- Ir=t
"Wednesday evening Was much sr-
lyeI 1y all Fha attended,
Tha rush fIr Bre.rmaH 4tI er.
.inue= ID j. thagehf thar next
month wiII bring many people la.
r a. Mcconnell and O.. kiu- arr
WORKING their prospect n Razor
creek We have uH heard any
starr ling reports from this ssrfiHu
but hoppe o..
hr Z. II Mcdowell and family
from PhillIpsburg Kansas. are Wis
iting their parents here together
with Mrs. W II. Lovy a daughter
FROM na.iern lulnraIn
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O CNE

H
a. D.
T...
NH Ha-H. own q .Hr-a7
b
. #ar
". ..H .-
H. eHI af
H Tra= . UrHmei=tai
@ ~ N ~#
#ht Nrs Dee
lehman &. a HaaHl
H= U.. Eal . frn
spent sunday r.a AH- Cares
Iar.
Urar E. rrrruHI q. Ir- mime
after fH. .r fHras days iar .f aa a.
rHart #E sickness
Carl Faster. who I- working fr
DR. NHkHa bad @ runaway last
Thursday vH.sH feeding cattle 81
serious damage va- done
Mr. and Mrs Carey parfch. fhe
tglHHFr and nephew spent TUESDAY
evening a. Mrs WaIIares enjoying
laa music the rh1u1uaTh
Mrs Emma Mcdonald ana dauqn-
Ger Sadie left Tuesday for Muncie.
Indiana, whore they expect t1 make
their future home We shall miss
Sadie very much
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19
Powd derhorn.

NeWs-C hampton Correspondence.
last Friday the married people
gave Mrs. J. ] Cobbs "a surprise
party and took dinner at the springs.
Those present:
Mrs M
Wm Matzke II. Radeks
Il. Poster
Nj and Mrs. MI and Mrs
W ?. sammons L b Miller
n. Andrews
Messrs. Messrs.
R. johnson L. r. Hopfer
W. s. Foster is steadily improy-
ing
A. H. Doering went to Gunnison
Monday
Z. f. Doering and family left for
Salida Monday.
f. A. Foster, Miss German and
Mrs. j. j. Cobbs, left for Lake CITY
Sunday.
Gene McGregor and wife left for
Olathe a few days ago where they
viii visit John McGregor for a few
DAYS
The valley young people gave
Miss Cora Cobbs a surprise party
last Tuesday evening Everybody
enjoyed themselves til late hour
and partaking Of a sumptuous sup
per departed for their homes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19
Lower Gunnison Valley Items.

News-D hampton Correspondence
I. The preliminary trial Of Jim vii
. Iams last saturday charged with
. criminal assault ON his rartner John
. Benson resulted In binding him
|u,er TO the April term of the dis
. trIct court ON the charges Of assault
and battery, and assault with intent
Do hllL Tie was released 11 giving
bond of $500.
Mrs NeCabe and Mrs. Caanrr
have both been sick fora number a
DAVIS.
Ia The mild open weatharf- 1ur
tle increase i1 school attendance
. this week.
Any ONE seeking q horse trade
viii be accommodated br our mTIv.
genial iaviaI aalr lrlhrr. Geo. w. Aa-
lrau-
A.ra ~lnn.s from The Cg5ar1a
spent Monday intha valley with SIX
bead OF nHr..n fur Mr. D.rar- ulr
Ha- moving .rm U.n.I-a ara Srrrfa
a. 3D. Meyers and family vnr Hav.
resided u rHi- community fur sew
|aa. months I... Monday On Pail
7Eda= l..a. where tlav win make
.laa.r l.ua
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19
Mt Carbon News
piou -pou.ieneo.

News.C hampton Correspondence.
The Rag Tacking given Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs ). c. Bottenfeld
al her home was quite a success,
about sixteen ladies being present.
Mrs Frank Stull won FIRST prize, a
beautiful hand-paiuted bread plate
and Mrs Frank kunze won the sec
ond prize At FIVE clock an elegant
luncheon was served and all went
home feeling that they had spent an
enjoyable afternoon
We got a foot Of beautiful snow
last night.
W J Waugh has been quite sick
with dropsy but is much improved.
F. NJ. B0ugers went TO Gunnison
Saturday 20 have tooth extracted.
j. J. Nhackleford made a flying
trip to Gunnis0n this week to visit
his parents.
There is 20 be a dance SATURDAY.
evening i'm the school house given
! by John Kunzc and William George
Mr. Hutchinson has been suffer
/ ing quite severely with a sore throat
but is much improved at this writ
ing.
Joe Hyland has been under the
weather for several days but was
/ able 10 60 hunting Sunday and
brought back a 2olb jackrabbit
I So be says.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

Vulcan Times The Cold Pick
company is contemplating aa carly
resumption or work ODD tLsir rrlnar
tT. This company already has O.
tunnel driven considerably over II1
feet I-ta tla mountain and inIfra.
tlus at the breast lead r1 the belief
that the bore l= approaching one or
The numerous ore bodies disclosed al.
the surface. Several mineral veins
traverse Tins property showing vary
ing quantities If high grade ore
With a reasonable amount If aaveI-
opmeat completed this company NAV
confidently expect TO begin shipments
TO the suelters.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19


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