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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
YOU WANT THEsE2

A Groom modern brick : blocks from
Eagle Gaze, d me place, cost 4WD 10
bunu the house and tne ground II worm
.s.O, ana We can sell IN, place Tor soSO
ana make soud terms. lou can make one
SiyyJ a GROOM pressed buck on MINI
South.
}isV a 5-rOOm frame on tifih South
between Fourth ana rlfth last gpunl
iiXS rods, barn, sned, Kitchen, mouse,
TINS Is q snap.
Ana many others. can and sco US Tor
terms ana il you think u building see Us.
We build on small cdsn paym-uts ana
easy Terms
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A trlne will buy one Of Fairbanks
paintings or sketches at Savages or at
Claytons Music Store.
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TICKET BROKERS.
lU I'M Der DEALERS.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

.---->.>--~--,-,ss,s''-S~'>''@ - - = = :. = T.,
EXPERT WATCH MAKER. FROM Or
neva. All kinds OF watch repairing clean'
Inc etc'. promptly and enectually done
Work guaranteed, L. Aubert y W. s.
Temple
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TYPEW RITE RS.

NEW OR SECOND HAND CASH
trade, or terms Sorens0n.Stoutt Co.. IS H.
Second South.
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WAITED.

WANTED. TEN MEN IN EACH
state 10 travel, tack signs, and distribute
circulars and samples of our goods SAL
airy 5000 per month. 500 per day for
expenses, kaufman Company, Dept Il 5,
Atlas Block Chicago.
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We have a. nice corner lot on
Second West. faces south and
east, ear line; city water, price
Of LOT $1,000. VIII build brick
cottage from plans TO suit pur.
chaser.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INV. CO., 81 MAIN.
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NO GERMS OR IMPURITIES In
ROYAL BREAD Made by machine OF
the very best -four. The label with
the crown on every loaf, Sold every
where.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

LADIES, S TO $lj PAID WEEKLY
doing plain sewing az home; experience
unnecessary; material sent free every
where Send stamped addressed envelope
FOR particulars Weber Manufacturing CO..
ms Broadway, New York
LADIES. so PER 100 WRITING LET.
ters from copy stamped addressed onvel-
opc Occidental Wholesale Co., Desk %, 200
Monroe St Chicago.
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Miss Cannon's School of Cookery.

particulars apply "a east South Temple.
Telephone 1882
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WATCHES AND DIAMONDS.

-=Ass-ss-s-s
right prices Reliable jewelers. Watch re-
pairing A. NJ surbaugh, 10 Mccormick
BuiidMg
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IL Unwnll.

If you want sweet, juicy fruit, ask
for Ncwhell Naves
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ToMBsToNES.

R, MCKENZIE. MONUMENTS AND
tombstonos Write Tor prices, lS9 W. LIST
South ST.
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PERSONALS.
AUCTION.

on MONDAY, JAN eth, AT 1879
NJ rooms. Rockers. Couch,s Folding
p,ds Brussels and other CARPETS
pr,-arrs rabies Stands Cook and Heat.
ing stoves. LOT Dishes, Cooking Utensils
Eic IS 4. ANDREWS, Auctloneer
TWO CARLOADS or FINE HOLIDAY
glrdless OF cost | Y. L. Furn q carpet
mfallmcut House, IS r. Second South,
NEW AND SECONDHAND FuRNI-
tune. CARPETS and stoves Your house
furnished complete Cash or credit l., n.
lach SOC state street.
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SLICK AS GLASS.

Skating at the Fair Grounds
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HARRINGTON q COZ RTNEY.
10 WEST SECOND SOUTH

Expect TO send out party OF ten the
same ON those fine government lands IN
Nevada, under the new Government Canal
now building We consider this the
chance Of ones lifetime TO any one who
has not used their homestead night Come
IN and let us explain the proposition 10
you.
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TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS.

Laxative Bromo Qunine removes the
the full name sc
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

LIKE A STREAM RUNNING UP HILL.
Are you up against the grade all people
climb who pay rent?
Bear In mind that as long as YOU sub
nit 10 Il monthly drain for rent. the
clouds on your financial horizon will con-
tnue dark and lowering
Why not see the man who has buili
over half hundred homes for Salt Lake
rent-pnycrs In the past year on terms
that are ridiculously easy, compared to
the old system Of paying cash?
Why not investigate the methods OF
j, DOMAIN REAVIS,
HOME BUILDER.
IS w, 2ND SOUTH,
AT THE SIGN:
WHOSE ROOF rs OVER YOUR
HEAD"
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MALE HELP WANTED.

'~N--'>@''"'-'' '''1-S ','-- -''-~~-H-
WANTED, STATE MANAGER FOR
Supply Co., Utah. aud adjoining states.
Salary 10000 yearly ana office expenses,
steady position goo security required. Ad-
dress. Sec. Supply Co., Sjs Dearborn, Chi
cage,
MOLER's BARBER COLLEGE, 50 b.
1st South ST., Salt Lake city, offers nd-
yantaRes IN teaching the barber trade
that cannot be had elsewhere, Call or
write today for fun particulars.
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PAPER HANGING.

FOR NEW IDEAS IN WALLPAPER
and upto-dnte paperhanging see |. o,
LAUREL, 1857 Wilson Ave Is. Ed Mail or.
ders received.
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eLoCuTioN.

MISS GRACE DELE DAVIS, PIER
punt School Commercial club Building
Glasses meet daily
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AGENTS WANTED.
PLUMBING AND HEATING.


HIGHAM, BURTON & TAYLOR
Plumbing Co. Up-to.date plumbing. 1888
East South Temple St, Salt Lake City,
Utah. Telephone lSs9-k
n. w. JAMES. successor 10 James e
Harris, plumbing. stoam and hot water
contractors. ca r. 2nd 60 g. Phone $40
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>-"-~-~'-''- -
SOLID COMFORT FOR THE HARD
10 M Special casts made. Scientific
shoe making Gus T. Olsen III s. State,
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BAKERY.
UPHOLSTERY.
SHOES FOR DEFoRmED FEET

FIRST CLASS WORK. 20 STATE. oP-
p0sltc Knutsford. II. Johnson
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STATIONARY ENGINEER UlCENS'
odD wants employment az his business ~
other suitable labor Address J.. T.
stuart. Grand Pacific Hotel
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REGE REALTY CO..
r. NJ. row ILL. MGk,
Rooms 10 aud IL. ". -Hd %. Phone l6G-k
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IRON FENCE WORKS.

WM. y, ARMSTRONG, MACTuNIsT.
Iron Fence Works Rear Of 2ji West
North Temple,
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LoCKSMITH.


KEYS. FITTED; SKATES SHARP
cned, l5c. Smiths Bicycle Store, @l so.
Main,
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MAcHlNisTS.
PHYSICAL CULTURE

MISS BuRKELTA PIERCE, PIER.
pont School. Commercial Club Building.
Glasses meet daily
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enoRAvERs AND DESIGNERS.
INFORMATION WANTED.

DE BOUZEK ENG 90, CUTS FOR
all purposes, q and % W. So Temple
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22

Es-r-r7 rnsnaH is-, Thas thev
nsF Z g. =. alIl4 r o. IHfl-i~aas
ar cslsHa tH.l.rra Ihaf the cin-
zeE ealIrl eltaar aI tsasc afaHases
% tar CslEeaeles 90 nu-slf-s ~ kIn-
-a1F H.ay u thrauel .r shs tFalu a.
sae e1aaiy bp,aul..arlas ar lncaEcor-
atea altfauf u.lruluE lF.H hlz arri
sss Nav. niaTc shan snaf tise clti-
ga H.ay e. lmaa aua sist r shai
sl-h5si trial q Hlsrtlal law b. las
tal Ibai bi- haE-e sad has wateh
a. sel a. has zlaH H.ay BE- demanded
slfh cqual impuni3ys
L. s.iy THAI lhose pawcrs viii noi
bs eSerci.ed Is O. beg the question.
The faes ths; they can b, exercised
: tns s.rIoss T,osHt. Ehsrins Cover
uar MsIto asimIHistratIpH the nail
ltls were ordercd O. Cripple Greek
and there kepi inaepenaoui oi the
civI authorities At times they an
teriered with the sersic, ct warrants
lawfully issued flr the arrest of per
soHs This created, and justly -.
much hostile criticism. because the
isw was dlsresarded. and the action
sgppo.ed to he In the interest u
the labor side II the coiitroversv
>gPDose his eHcellency had gone a
step farther and declared martial
ls~ followed by the arrest. Imprisen-
meRf and deportation Of citizens
v hal them HIS conduct woald have
been a. lawful as that We have been
considering
The prsctises Il the mob tend 10
anarchy Those Of the military TO
despotism. One result 1r the other
l. inevitable
HThe vast army Of noncombatants,
the consumers and sufferers, the Law
and order loving people, must take
the reins enforce the law, punish its
violation. as well by the citizen a.
by the ofhcial. and rescue the coan-
try from the anarchy menacing 1t on
one hand and the despotism threat
ening 1t on the other. If they do
not, one result or the other, ia some
form seems inevitable Matters can
not continue as they are
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22
Protest Against Reserves.

\ mass meeting To protest against
public land conditions and proposed
Legislation Is called to meet in Den
yer today The movement was
started by County Commissioners of
Garfield county, DGlenwood Springs
and the movement is designed to
impress upon Messrs. Pinchot and
Eewell Of the public land commits
sion who are in the west investiaat-
ing conditions, the belief Of land
owners and stockmen that repeal II
the Homestead laws weuld be disas-
trous to the development of the
west, and that forest reserves in their
present form are injurious.
Says the circular
The establishment of vast forest
reservations are detrimental to the
development Of the arid west in that
they include within their boundaries
millions of acres Of land that is ah-
solutely devoid of timber and which
II left open TO entry under the Des-
ert Land Act, o. the ssane now exists
will be entered. reclsined and cult
vssed, and furnish homes for shous-
snds Of thrifty citisens Who would
besr their proportionaAs sAass Of she
bsrdsas Of tsxsGion. nsay yesrs b.
fore their eliminstioa could -
broasht abo~t BY spplyin4 70 tAs
department for relief.
Ii 10 not so~Ght TO interfere With
the cstablishment Of timber reserves
but the indiscrimsae prsctice Of in
GLIDING within their border. vasa
aress Of agricultural landa. should
Be protested against.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22
TIE COUNTRY NEWSPAPER

Fsl.a luiaiaaid
lnere - .bshly 81 aazsIs..ry q
a. raHcsa elElllzsl-Iaa =. lls1lr al
F-eaiaie4 IS che clEaHaaulti.- served
D. AZ b. the eaaHtrs noWspapar
t" tH any -Ha.ll issu And asa o.
D. alrcsea to t..e Hoss-I.apas alHas.
alit 10 u..sny r..-ss alluz vlth tto In
ilrulafisn s1aEti VIII lsc thc valua-
s,=rea remark fhat ghr paper "81u d
afaaliut o. mBet. er thai 'ff neser
has anything ~ 81
Ana yet thls same paper y watched
far ~ every resIdeuf e The place g.
O. earn What has happened N the
eummunIiy sgncs IT. las; ISSUE. and
~ha' Is soins b haPpea IN the fsture
i1r the editor - expected b. know
whai the stranger IN town last week
Was there TOR. and ~hai stranger wall
be In town next week and What he -
sllas 90 DO.
The ChieftsIn has had much reason
durlne the preparation of it, New
ear edition to be thankful h. the
country editors for condensed m
f1rmstioa regarding the resources af
the varlOu. eo1nties represented an
tins paper. In every instance. no
matter whether the paper Is Repa-
hiiean or DemocrstIc. our represent
atlves have been treated with the
greatest courtesy and freely furnished
With all the information at the com
mand of the editor. And IN many
instances from no other source could
the information have been obtained
in time to he avAllable.
The people too often but httle ap-
preclate the fact that while their local
paper may not have much in 1t. II
is the only medium by which the out
side world can know anything Of the
local happenings Of the small com
munity, and that it is not only a
weekly letter from home to many who
have gone out into the world but IT
Is also the one source 30 which the
stranger desiring information regard
ing locality and It's resources can
apply without being referred TO some
one else
of all the newspapers Of the state
no class rs doing more in proportion
% ITS resources and opportunities in
promoting the development of the
separate localities and of the state as
a whole than the country weeklies.
If you cannot afford to take your
home paper and The Chieftain, too.
take your home paper and borrow
The Chieftaln Of the editor. who will
be glad to loan it to you.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22
A fsisv TAX.
9eeaA Jaaes,oa ues~ld


Sunday the passenger train pulled
in with Charles Woody, an old &c.
quaintance Of the writer. Mr.
Woody states that when he passed
through Gunnison, this side of Mar.
shall pass, the thermometer reeist-
cred forty-two degrees below zero
and IT was quite relief to him 10
get down here in the valley where il
was above the freezing point. He
says there is comparatively little
snow so far this winter on the pass
Where the snow has been above
twenty feet former winters the
ground is now just covered.
The friend Of our contemporary
should apply for cure for hot air.
Perhaps the editor Of the Herald can
furnish a little Frost. The lowest
temperature seen in Gunnison coun-
ty this winter has been minus 26 al
daybreak, quite different from The
reported u at III O'Clock.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22
Catarrh and Hay Fever.

Liquid Cream Balm j. becoming
quite as popular in many localities
as Ely's Cream Balm solid. II Is
prepared for use in atomizers. and Is
highly prized by those who have
been accustomed to call u phvsic-
Ians for such a treatment Many
physicians are using and prescribing
it. All the medicinal properties Of
the celebrated Cream Halm are con-
tanned Ia the Liquid form. which Is
- cts. including a spraying tabe.
All druggists or by mail Flv
Br1thers- 81 Warren street New
York.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22

From the standpoint Of honorable
American traditions or of mor.litv
the administrators oosrve st Psns-
ma is a stencil in the nosarils. New
ertheless, we must have the canal,
and so it all goes. Democrats can
wish that our president had been q
leader Of sufficient wisdom v secure
the canal by fair means, but the
most the party need do is TO offer To
Columbia the honorable recourse
Of arbitration. That the republi-
cans grow angry at the suggestion
is proof that they fear investlg lgation
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22

Certain delegates in a committee
from the labor convention in Denver
last week who waited on Governor
Peabody told him that as a result of
his acts there wouldn't be another
republican administration in Colo
RADIO for 20 wears. Well. we should
hope not, bat would have more faith
IN these same individuals If they had
not as recently as two months ago
voted 10 return Campbell TO the su-
preme court OF what was worse
voted for socialist or populist candi-
dates when they knew the reelection
Of Campbell was the only possible
result When 'auother election
comes around and these same men
prove that they have a faint clim-
mering Of political wisdom, 1t will
be time 10 prophecy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22
~ y 0oN>.


State of Colorado.
County Of tuunis1n, - IN 'ns 'uHntf '1urt
Gunni-on Hardware COMPANY
Plaintiff
" O. McCori,
Defendant
The People - the state Of JolgrzB, r. u N
Met ord, the defendant shove usrreI -trprr-
ING. mn =
You are hHrrty required % srp-s- in nm M.
J"u hruushi dgHlr-f 40 "a bY the above rzf4.s54
lNalutlu tu THE uuEty Uurr II tIuurisr.r d -,
W state % ..1-7-n. snd answer the rr.r5Ir,Ts5,t
ii'erelu within twrrtv dsys after the ss-gig
h'f''t. y served WrIr this COUNTY. or n
served "gt oI tHIs i-uuty or b. rutf5-gt5
within o. .rty days after tie zss-yi-. 49, p
lltrAN- Ni fh" DAY a. service. r-r 4r4rs-,,.. =.
d7tauf VII be- taken against van rg.,'>-l35. y
t'.'h-f or fi'a comp amt. and Id b ..5rr -
.Hf EN-i IaHEIt Iu f'lu Ht.rra artHfr.H 4.--s-' ~
t.HL SERVED with t.|r- =Hr.r.r.- ...r n - -
hrfa Pc nfafs Gut OF this state -H.4. -.- 4 -.
.--- .aa3' rH t1e time heroine hove -4.-l-5.T
..f % i'is-1fa1r- and answer r.srT D. .rrttr
I.- tlla taking n 5u -l1-r.t I-v llf.-.l4 -.
I'a said ig1 l- brought -s. v.--v.- e.
.l o. Pr. F--u. iEulfar- ana -l-zs.-..,
e.sI-na.. f1 Do atl. D 1-4-7ir F-.- -,,--t -
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AM son r-- H.-af- notified fl.s. 20 ..-r.,.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22

1t is observed that ten miners were
JAILED at Cripple Creek last week and
while Peabody and Boil gave . hot
s'r play about the serious chsrass
soon to be preferred against then"
. prominent mine owner sGsted thea
oil the ten could ges their liberty the
next hour by promising 10 leave the
STATE. How this administration dos
love to uphold the law.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22

A. democrats We have always been
proud Of our peerless leader, W J
Bryan Now thai he returns from
Europe, with honors heapcd upon
him, recognized by nations abroad a.
one Of the foremost men Of America.
thai pride increases.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22
4 HSt0G01r IN ~ Svn Aoues
Mn. ". n. IAvAa. Of lOOi Asne,

3S - ~ w kAVOUO
Mn. ". H. lAyAa. Of 1901 Agnes
Ave. ksnsas City, No., hsa for sev-
eral ycass boen trosbled with sevei e
AoarSeness and at times hard cough
which. she aays, Would keep me
indoor for days. was prescribed
for by physicians With no noticeable
rcsul 3. A friend gave me part Of 3
bottle Of Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy with instructions to closely fol-
low the directions and | wish TO state
that after the first day could notice
a decided change for the better, and
at this time after using it for two
weeks, have no hesitation in say ing
] realize that am entirely cured. "
This remedy is for sale by all drug
gists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22

The wish is father 10 the thought
and one can not blame Colorado re
publicans for frantically crying
"avaunt TO the dread possibility OF
Hanna ousting their beloved Teddy
just the same the possibility daily
becomes more and more a probabil-
lty
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22

We note iu Denver papers more
hat air stories concerning the rec
ards Of the late boiler inspector. Ii
there is anything a. these tales
about democratic officials why d1es
not Peabody bach up bis words by
deeds
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22
A Pleasure Trip.

II you wish to take a trip 10 q
warmer climate and lower altitude,
the Colorado and Southern Ry. will
give you low rate for the round
trip to any Of the principal resort
points in the south, southeast and
along the Mexican gulf There are,
too. some delightful combination
rail and water trips Write for
details
T. +. FIsHsR, 0en. Pass. ASt.
Denver, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22
LEGAL PUsucir,oas.
ADnIapsfsArN,x s~TCs.
Estate Of John @. Downey. deceased,

The undersigned, having been appointed Al
ministrctril of the Estate Of John @. Downey
late OF the County of Gunnison and State Of 4 ol
orsdo deceased hereby gives notice that she vii
appear before the County Court Of tiuppiso,
,ounty, at the Court House in Gunnison at tn,
December term lsH, on the last Monday in Feb
rusry next. being February 29th, 1874 at whict
time all persons having claims against said Is
tate ar" notified and requested To attend for
the purpose OF having the same adjusted All
persons indebted TO said Estate are requested
O. make immediate payment to the under
signed
Dated this 2lst day of January. A n. 1874
ANNIE VI DOwNFY
Administrators
First pub. Jan %. lsO Last pub. Feh, ~. 1874
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22

War between Japan and Russia
seems inevitable If the inevitable
occurs Colorado cattlemen are
among those who reap a benefit, for
however much we deplore war. there
Is NJ doubt it will bring up the
price 1f foodstulfs. particularly meat.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22

-talleruVe civilization ts the
new term with winch Roosevelt sa-
.ar-caats che Erab-What YOU want
poltcy The Is MT uyIhzation. Il
- a reaotlu i9 fhe dark ages.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22

Ex,-The recent discovery of an
almost fabulous pay streak of gold
m an old, long abandoned mine at
ouray brings to mind the import
ance of adherlng to the philosophy
of the ancient miner who said; 'Niv-
er leave the hole until youse put in
smother shot
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22

ssese .sacire<, the ssil p,eiss,R O4N ssva
Yoef eesoult 70 b ss'srsA, end shsa prosspl {,
hd0oess aOeisst Doe e prssoI fSr r. aiI
soOpaoins
6iven under ny hsbA ssA the H>>l of
o0AS Nesid ours ~ Gum ison 10 seid Coup-
\~~Jv, the thirtsseth Aay "a hsrsL.
4. d. loa
9Eo. hHTRnaInsror
-. Judge and Actin1 Clorh.
firsf pub Jan Is lsss pub Feb Il. lSBa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22

pany Prs tricd che cute sivcrtis-
irg dodge u gettng shat al After
al d was udt - dacideiiy different
FROM getting half shat
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22

Governor Peabody, you are con
stantly talking about getting after
the criminals among the labor union
men. You have spent half a million
Of our money getting after them and
convicted not a single lawbreaker.
You are sworn TO uphold the laws.
Why don't you get after the tax
dodglng corporations that owe the
people several millions of dollars in
back taxes? Why don't YOU and
your state board Of equalization
place the value Of this corporation
property at at least one-half the ba-
SIS on which other people pay taxes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22

Said Soaaia Teller Al lcas; 81
there b. n1t a republican form ct
government Iu Colarai1 there I= a
republican administration there
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22

Vulcan rimes-A light fall Of
saow Sunday eve reminded us thst,
ssser all, he cslendsss might be
right sbo~s this beias the winter
ssseoa. Mo- Nay kellsher came
oct fro0 Gunaisoa last Thvrsday on
. sAost visit - ~ lAsAer. She re-
tsrsed 10 she co~aty mesropolis Sst
uFAAy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-22

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