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Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10
zAestasumesua Cosas,r

Eas.eat,er the date sa the fr~s a.
tsset,oa II the Gsnn1-ou t.nser;ssn-
mcui Coar~e. NoSesster - Alsesu
Packard. Ansersca srease-i Garrison
lsi and hsasosess. ,ectarer
fbIs eutersasRmenf wia he & gen
ia the dining roon 81 the La eta
MOTEL. instead 1t In Mass,nic hsll a.
previously announced Thi- latser
arrsneemept has been made for the
purpo-c IT accommodating a greater
Number of reap.e th.sn can be as
eommodatei elsewhere
Mr. Packard sablest Is TYPES
Of Uacle ram : fslks He Is a
gifted mssi, lan he " mentioned
hp the minneapolis Press a. a
"whIrlwInd of splendid entertain
ment Last week. IN Denver. Pack
ard entertained large audience IN
a delightful manner. also, IN Fort
Collins aud Boulder
Season tickets - On single al
mission. 80 cents. chIidren's tickets.
half price Al q Iearv $ Remem-
ber the date \ovember -
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10
NV voRk VERY o@
HkAsa Ae1 0sCki.Aa R~n Nrk
anI Nsck- nsunoxsA Va
- OAs AnS Rknasyh>a

The Interest Il ,lectl8a day cep
ierea oa New lark Civ here
William Raasioiph Hearst "a aa "a
aeFeneeHf MUNICIPAL oWnersh4p
tscket, Was barking the Tassaauy
tiger from a'masFasIc stand pasnt.
shIle Ds-irics Attorney Jerouae al
tackled frsW the insieFen5eui Fepab-
hcan side The result Was an over.
shelmInz vlators fla decent govern
ment isIr whsle the face IT resarps
sbn~s Hearst 225.pD and McCl. llau
22s .irri Hearst will contest. allepsag
tremendous frauds Jerome vas
-qusrely elected aud Will help
Hearst to get tar coant. Ivans.
republican candidate - mayor who
ouly g'i l3l 600 votes expresses the
opinlon that Hearst was elected Tam
many loses the board It aldermen.
Other rmPortait eleetions resaltea
as follows.
Philadelp,a-Clean sweep by re
form element.
Pennsylvania berry 1Dem0cratic)
elected state Treasurer
ohIo-Paifison 'Demacratiel chas-
en- governor Cleveland, Cinoinnati.
Ia'ledn, aud other cities give bug
maloritIes FOR municipal ownership
Bass Cox rctires as result of land
slide
San Francisco - >chmitz Labor
Union) wins decisive victory over
Democrats, Republicans and Citi-
zens' alliance.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10
TIE SOCIAL Dg
hApp<nia<s hcss aal Tkes< 70
C~nasn. S.clAl C;-clsA &c
ecDtns ard Parties

Mrs Caldwell viii entertain the
l.. l.. o. club this esen,Hg H. honar
OF Miss Mai,ei Never
Mrs Webster ens.srtain..d at 6inner
THURSDAY Mrs aud Miss >sri.,. Mr.
and Miss Hartman. Mrs A. u. Smith
Mrs NJ. tIa.eler and Mrs II = Lake
Miss Mabel Never entertained the
l.. L. O clsb "Wednesday evening.
at which time her approaching wed
ding 10 Mr. A G. Clark was an
noenccd TO take place November -
The wedding Will be a quiet home
affair
Mrs. Ssrles aud Miss Clara expect
to 60 10 West Portal SATURDAY % lain
Mr.. Ssrles, who Is work ing on tl,e
bag ditch. A number OF informal
entertainments have heea given for
them during the week Down IN the
Black canon lively httie town has
sprung up with several hundred
people.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Never enter
tanned sixteen couples at 800 lssi
FRIDAY evening. Supper was served
upon arrival Of CHESTS and tie re-
OF the evening spent playing Tn
home of Mrs Meyer was the seen.
OF another pretty festivity Wednes
day afternoon, when thirty ladie.
assembled aud spe,t the Afternoon
at finch and cards A luacheon.
perfect in ali its appointments wa,
served at FIVE o'clock
With her usual crrdiality. Mrs Al
Knoll entertained twenty Two # her
lady friends at Finch and 500
last SATURDAY. afternoon A dainty
luncheon was served at i've u'cl1ck
and an altogether pleasant afternoon
was spent 10y all la the evening
Mr. and Mrs Knoll entertained an-
other agreeable party at Eurhre,
which was preceded 10y an elegant
luncheon The beautiful home was
tastefully arranged lor the orcasion.
The guests Of honor were Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Knoll
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. dexter
1. Sapp threw open her rzv nome
to number OF friends htitrd To-
meet Mrs. John A. Lehriucr The
afternoon was pleasantly ptssed
PLAYING Five Hundred " Mrs "
X. McNei1 winning the prizr, a llav-
iland plate AT hVe-fhirlV The quest,
were invited 10 the dining ra1m,
which was tastefullv decorated in
pale yellow and white, where a
dainty collation. was seryed. som
after, the guests departed, declaring
the afternoon a most enjoyable uue.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10
1k knsell,ale

bne .: tte ieAi,sre- si aae iasssi sse
u trenssI-on iAIs ~e,ss ~1ii he DIS
cssssan IT fss ts,Te-; reserve prob
ieT.-. ~ -lssci..l ur,..af ii t..e -ee-
resary ii asT'cslaare. AR p NJ
De-ley ~ the i9rcsi -ssFs sce has i,cea
seal psi D sac Far. IH tLe Ia-tit1ge
~ t.als i1r.-iEv ..isa Explain tue aiB-
jecis and aInas 81 the ,zosernlaas.f.
lis tsik wsA 80 illustrated wsah h.e
laaseTA -issi.s -ent sat ESPECIALLY 3
tE0m ssalne,1a ilr tEss IHeetlHG
Ar t.essey has Deea engaged IA tue
work of ADMINISTRATION ana II partic-
gi..riy adapted 10 rAls VIOLA lie
can give yaissli.e pointers oa tree
p.an1an. and cafe aud vii u. wia-
open Tor al questions that the
ranci,meu may desare - a-e
ham Tais shaGid prove an m
teresting feature Of the institute.
Mrs. IIlsln, the chicken woman
A. she n s1matImes called viii be
another interesting ieatare. Mrs.
Tllsaa Is a remarkable woman in
many ways and ls always a star
attraetiou at an institute. She can
pat more rlmance and interest into
poor old hen than anyone would
suspect was possible.
There viii he other special
features which will interest everyone
,ud large attendance is expected
The frst session begins tins after
foon at two O'Clock at the court
iouse There will he an evening
nesting and two sessions Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10
As to Forest Reserve
Red Cliff Blade:

Red CliH Blade:
The bonl fide settlers OF the west
are giving quite serious thonght 10
the ease aud frequency with which
forest reserves, 50 called, are being
established by somebody. Mr. j. z.
McMlllen, comfy assessor Of this
county, expresses the popular mind
pretty well in our issue OF last week
Already meetings are being held
and more called. The protests are
vigorous and well timed In
Wyoming the establishment OF these
forest reserves has reached stage
which the local public considers an
abuse, and delegation of citizens
has been appointed by a state meet
ing which will go before congress
with the matter as soon as congress
shall have convened.
About the last straw 10 be laid is
the proposition submitted by lamlin
Garland, an author, to create an inn
mense national park out Of portions
Of Routt and Grand counties in this
state. This proposition is being
seriously considered, at least recog-
nized and discussed, in department
tai circles, and the public OF the ter
ritory Immediately affected and con-
tiguous to 1t is mp IN arms.
Ii this policy of reservation, and
preservation is to be carried out,
the settlers of the west are beginn-
ing to ask themselves why did they
become pioneers and settle up and
open up and make inhabitable the
wilderness. They have gone to
these frontier districts for the pur-
pose of making homes, expecting
that others would Join them and
that eventually railroads and other
modern convenciences and necessi-
ties to a well established community.
the coming of which would make
their possessions valuable, to follow
The people of Routt and Grand
counties, after years Of waiting and
priva,ion, are just about to realize
the completion of railroad into
their midst. They have long hoped
for this innovation that their crops
and other products and resources of
the country might be made valuable
by being afforded transportation
facilities to market. 1t is expected
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10

A number Of citizens were out to
attend the council meeting Monday
night, it being understood that some
definite action would he taken IN
the matter Of aquiring a municipal
light and water plant. However.
although the question came up, il
was decided INSTEAD to have the city
engineer draw up specifications of a
desirable up-to-date plant modelled
on our present system aud then call
for bids, the Gunnison Gas q Water
company to include as much as pos
sible Of its present equipment IN It's
bid.
On a test vote 30 learn the opinion
Of different members. Trustees
Boyles, Mueller, Pennington and
Richardson voted t1 offer Mr. Lewis
$4,000 in city bonds for the PR sent
plant. Some thought 1t ought to he
$4,000 Trustees Mason and Har-
per and Mayor Thompson voted mo-
to this proposition, apparently not
thinking it worth that much Mr.
Lewis had originally offered to sell
for $4,000 but came down to $50
900 Although majority favored
Offering S45pDO the vote WAS in
formal and on suggestion of Trustee
Mason it was unannmpHsly decided
to have John J. Huddart draw up
specifications for first class plant.
and call for bids. Mr. Lewis agreed
to this or he offered To pat the pres
ent plant in such condition for
$4,000, including new dynamo,
pipe extensions, etc.
A committee from the Stock
Growers Association, consisting of
A. Hartman c. l.. Stone and A. L.
Hvzer, met with the council to dis
cuss the impounding question. 1t
proved tough proposition to agree
on. The stockmen told of the in
convenience and expense which it
caused them as 1T was manilestlv
impossible for them TO watch every
range animal that came down from
the hills. The stockmen thou ght
such stock ought To be let alone.
On the other hand council members
argued that to make an exception
would open the door for all sorts OF
trouble because city residents, and
those Just outside the town. would
all turn their cattle out as range
stock. There seemed a general dis
position to get together and do the
fair thing and it was finally agreed
that the marshal should drive range
stock out of town and Charge ex-
pense up TO the Stock Growers asso-
ciation. As an illustration Of the
difficulties which come up, the last
bunch of cattle impounded were
taken near the post Office on a dark
night. Now this is Just the time the
city resident who wants to be mean
turns out his cows or horses to dis
turb his neighbors and ruin their
yards. At the same time it is too
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10
Presents from Nome

A. +. * A. NJ. No. SO of Gunnison
and J A. Steele are the recipients of
handsome presents from Vim. Doi1le-
myre, now in Nome, Alaska. The
first il a gavel which is made of
ivory Of a walrus tusk and is hand
somely engraved by native work
men and ornamen.ed with nuggets
of gold. The latter is a cribbage
board. made Of the same substance
and displaying the same elegance of
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10
A Free Reading Room

Since the heating stove has been
placed in the city hall, it is being
fitted up as free reading room.
Ladifs Of the w. G.. I. L. are collect
ing reading material, consisting Of
daily and weekly papers, magazines,
books, pictures, etc. Joe Benson
has been hired as janitor and starts
the FIRE mornings, sweeps out, etc.
The city marshall will close up at
twelve clock Everyone is invited
TO contribute 10 the reading room.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10
Mn Scrankk Dies

After an illness Of less than two
weeks, Mrs. A. P. Sprankle died at
her home in Gunnison at about $50
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, from
rheumatism of the heart. She leaves
to mourn her loss FIVE children. to
whom the sympathy of all goes out.
Funeral arrangements had not been
learned at this writing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10
TWENTY YEARS AGO.


w A Gillaspey bought the j \
Wilson milk route
A G Batter. purchased Lindaur's :
drug store aud saloon at Sapinerio.
The election resulted in demo
cratic walkaway in Gunnison county.
Billy Worrell, who for three years
had been clerk in Frank Adams
grocery left the city Burrell Smith
took his position.
At the residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
Ditto, Rev j + Caufman married
Dmiel X. Caldwell Of Gunnison and
Miss Mamie Stern OF Salida.
Madame Janarscheck, the cele-
hrate'l actress, performed IN Gunni-
son ut the Academy OF Music and was
greeted with a packed house. Forty
couples came from Crested Butte to
see the show.
4~s4--s. So +a a<++++4&+++
that the building Of the railroad will
bring thousands Of settlers into that
portion Of the state and that a pros
perons aud happy community will
he built up But jast on the eve of
realizing this dream alm z comes a
poet or somebody and suggests the
creation OF national park in ter
rtory that ought to TEEN with the
habiistiuus of the hamebullder.
Away with himi Nothing more in
consistant could be thought of
As 10 the reserves: 1t is a lu-
dicrous coincidence that Just as the
government. or somebody for il, has
abandoned one reservation in Utah,
it establishes several others in this
aud other stltes And the name is
misnomer. Nothing. practically,
is reserved The public is abso-
lutely excluded from the reserve
except. The exceptions are that the
reserves viii be thrown open to any
body and anything upon permission
of So-and So. There is price to
pay, Of course. The land within the
reserve is Withdrawn from settle
ment but it may be rented at fig
ure fixed by somebody in the forest
service" The government will not
receive one cent of revenues from
these reserves-the proceeds of rent
and sale will be eaten up, in many
cases more, by the expenses
These are important matters TO
the west that will come up at the
next session of congress and the peo-
Pile of the west will be heard from in
no uncertain tones Oh the issue.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10
Noticc 0f OmsoIwsson a Partnershie

Notice ~ hereby given that ] have
purchased the eat ~ interest II Jos
David in the Greenlight saloon.
All bills owed 10 the frm are pay
able TO me and any persons having
bills against the hru are requested
20 present them at once
Y j GUM.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10
Church Notices

Christian Science services at the
Christian church Sunday at ! | a. IN.
Sui ject, Soul and Body"
Regular services viii be held at
the NJ +. church ON Sunday next,
Nov II. The pastor having re-
covered from hIs recent SICK ness
enough TO hold these services.
Services at the Church Of the
Good Samaritan, Sunday November
~, as follows: Morning prayer,
|ceor~' servtcs, lisssyvaeA ess.a =,
II a. m III owed ~ Ssnd.y school.
Evening prayer, choral service and
sermon at a:3O p. IN. All are cor
daily invited. Henry l.. Anderson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10
oRscANTI NEEDLE m III MACK CANON

~ HIS famous spire is kne~n t continert over having
been used for the ID a /, a railroad as a SORT Of
trade mark The scenic line of the world IL tow
lsor feet above the being isolated from side
walls Of The ehind tie Blue iuues down
from Blae and Opposite IS Careoant creek coming
from Black Curecanti Needle Gunnisan coun.
~, but the Montrpse line The is taken looking
up the river toward Sapinero
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10
New Furniture

Just received, two carloads Of new
furniture, stoves and other goods.
1t will be a long time before YOU will
have another opportunity to pick
such goods at such low prices.
Come and inspect the stock | viii
close the store January lst for few
months G. ). JAMES.
West Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10

Denver, Colo. OCT il, 1908.
Honorable T. j. Thompson, Mavor,
and City Council nt Gunnison,
Gunnison, Colo.
Gentlemen.
In compliance with vour request
For written report on the water
and electric light plants Of Gunni-
son, made by me- | beg to submit
you the following:
With reference 10 the examination
made by me, vou are well aware of
the fact that | was assisted maferi-
ally BY the members # the commit
tee appointed to luok into this
matter and others who gave me
much valuable information that it
was impossible for me to obtain
otherwise 1t is somewhat diff
cult matter to draw conclusions
without accurate information.
have done my best under the cir
camstances and facilities afforded
me for making this examination.
II has been made critically with a
view of finding out everything possi-
BILE with reference TO the condition
OF the two plants. in comparison
with the old method of installation
and the new method of installation:
also the facilities for operating the
same under the conditions as they
now exist, IN comparison with those
OF recent years.
l have been assisted in making
this report by two engineering ex-
Perts, not relying holly and solely
upon what | have been able to find
out, but being anxious to have their
opinion in the matter, as | consider
1t very important for your board to
give you the best service known
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10
WATER PLANT.

1t is useless for me to 90 into the
operating Of the water system or the
modus operandi Of the same, it is so
well known to your Honorable
Board. You are well aware OF the
nature and condition of the source
(Ccntinaed on page two.)
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10
Roornins House for Sale

Six rooms well furnished, cheap
rent, good location. VIII sell for
$50 cash.
Miss ANNIE BLANCHARp.
Gunnison. Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10

For SALE-l60 acres, all in mead
ow, with horses, cattle, machinery.
Two miles and half east of Parlins.
Inquire Of GEORGE CRYIE.
at Psrlins
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10

FoR RENT-4 room cottage. S5
per month Henry +. Lake
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10

COAL, COAL, COAL,
Parsons d Ferguson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10
Report OF Engineer

Denver, Colo oct IL, 1905.
Honorable T J. Thompson, Mayor,
and City Council NJ Gunnison,
GuunIs0n, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10

Stock wintered, satisfaction guar
anteed + W DEAN.
Gunnispu, Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10

HoRsEs WINTERED-Prices reason
able. Lance Spann, four miles
north Of Gunnis0n.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-10
BUSINESS LOCALS

Young pigs for sale
j s Tucker
The leader., 1905-03-04
RUTH NOTES.


Log rollings are in order now.
We are having ideal weather
now, and the farmers are making
good use of it.
Those who failed to hear Booth
Lowrey, missed a rare treat.
Miss Myrtis Price, one Of our
many splendid girls, has accepted
a position as saleswoman in
Brookhaven.
Mrs. M. ]. Railroads beautiful
residence is nearing completion.
Miss Lula Mccullough spent
Saturday and Sunday very pleas
antIy with her sister, Mrs. Busby,
near Summit.
Mr.. j. P. Williams is a suffer
er from rheumatism.
Mr.. Louis Wilson, from Brook
haven, made business trip to
Ruth this week.
Messrs. w. M. Greer and j. M.
McComb wele transacting busi-
ness in Brookhaven last Saturday.
Teacher What is a florist?"
Ray One who makes foorsl''
Messsr. Wood Roberts and Tom
Rawls were Sunday visitors flom
Noriield.
Hon. M. Mccullough passed
through en- route to Topeka one
day last week.
Interest in our school continues
unabated, and in spite of the bad
weather Of February, the average
was splendid. The faculty are
planning to send an exhibit of
class work from all grades to the
State Teachers Association at
jackson in May.
Miss Jessie Clark's sweet face
was missed from school last week.
She was kept at home by illness.
Miss Carrie Brister spent Sat
urday and Sunday with home
folks at Salisbury.
Regular preaching services by
Pastor Jenkins at Shady Grove
next Sunday. JUST NE.
The leader., 1905-03-04
THE BLACK PERIL ONE OF THE
REMEDIES.

In discussing the recent un-
speakable outrage committed on
an innocent and defenseless young
white woman as she was on her
way to her home at night in the
residence portion of jackson, the
Magnolia Gazette, in a timely ed
itorial, we'll says:
This horrible incident will, we
trust, serve to revive the crusade
which was begun in this State two
years ago against the idle, shift
less, thriftless vagabond negroes
who infest our towns and cities.
1t is from just such class that
these. revolving crimes proceed,
and when we shall decrease our
population by the enforced de-
parture of the vagrant negro, we
shall have taken a long step to-
ward the banishmeAt Of the Black
Peril.
1t is not the hard-working ne
gro whom the white women Of the
South have to fear. The rapist is
not that kind. But beware Of the
tritiing scoundrel who hangs about
the streets and eyes our girls as
they pass along. lie is the. fellow
who would make life one long,
black horror for one OF them
should be catch her unawares and
unprotected.
Let our officers remember
that in driving out. these parasites,
they are not only enforcing the
law against vagrancy, but they
are protecting the sanctity of
their own homes and those Of
their neighbors. 1t is a fearful
risk we cannot afford to run.
Some bright and winsome girl
who is spreading sunshine and
gladness all around her today,
may tomorrow be lying in her
home like crushed and ruined
flower, while over that home is
hanging pail beside which the
sable wings Of sudden death were
kind. =
The leader., 1905-03-04
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Kohlman has a desirable resi-
dence for rent.
Wanted Doc Sartin's barn for
summer residence.
Valley tin all widths at G. B.
Perkins Hardware Store.
The Z. M. G. A. cook books
are selling right along. so cents
apiece.
DIR. Leon Priebatsch's dental
Office is upstairs in the Larsen
building.
Mr.. N. F. Hudson, of Casey
vile, was. Wednesday visitor to
our city.
FREE TUITION TO ALL in
Harris Business College, jack
son, Miss.
The East Union Lumber Yard
sell Red Cypress shingles; they
are the best.
Mr.. John Tedford has been
making glad the hearts of his pa1-
ents with a visit.
Galvanized Ridge Roll for hips
on roofs and valley tin. Cheap at
G. B. Perkins Hardware Store.
Submit your estimates to the,
East. Union Lumber Yard before
buying lumber, shingles or build
ing material. Will save you
money.
Mr.. John Gwin, of Bogue Chit
to, was caller Wednesday. He
has been caring for a stray mule
and mare he advertises elsewhere.
We loan money on farm proper
ty. If you own lot and want TO
build house we can loan you
money to be paid in monthly in
stallments. Brennan & Hannah.
FOR RENT A desirable s.
room residence, located on the
corner opposite. The Graded Pub
lie School and Jewish Synagogue.
Apply to a. Stafier.
If you want your saddle tree
recovered take it to the Osyka
Tannery Co., in the ice factory.
We guarantee your satisfaction.
Prices reasonable. First class
workmanship.
The Osyka Tannery Co. make a
speciality of fine team and buggy
harness. They will give you first
class workmanship at very reason
able prices. They are located in.
the ice factory.
M n Qaal~v,a.w ! e nj. o1
The leader., 1905-03-04
PFesldent HarYie Jordan o Yisit PIKE.

Mr.. j. E. Wolfe, secretary of
the Pike County Cotton Growers
Association, last week addressed a
letter to Hon. Harvie Jordan,
president of the parent organiza-
tion, inviting this distinguished
gentleman to visit Magnolia on
the 9th INST, and deliver an adj
dress before the county associa-
tinn which meets here on that day.
Secretary Wolfe has received a re-
ply from Mr.. Jordan in which he
says that while other engagements
will prevent his coming on the
9th inst, that be can come on the
l4th or 18th Of March Arrange
ments will, therefore in all prob
ability, be made for one Of these
dates, and as soon as completed
the day and hour of Mr.. Jordan's
appearance will be duly announc-
ed. Magnolia Gazette.
The leader., 1905-03-04

Miss Josie Penn left on We'd
nesday to visit friends in Kent
wood, La.
The leader., 1905-03-04

Mr.. Z. Cupstid, one of our best
countymen, made Us pleasant
call Thursday and brought us ID a
new subscriber.
The leader., 1905-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. B. I. Hobbs leave
today for Clinton, where they
will attend a family reunion in
honor Of the 10th birthday Of
Mrs. Hobbs mother, Mrs. Mary
Seemann Menger.
The leader., 1905-03-04

Mrs. ]. P. Turner, of Thomas
vile, Ala, arrived Thursday to
be the guest Of her parents, DIR.
ard Mrs. w. G. Black. It was a
surprise visit; bat none the less
pleasant
The Globe-republican., 1905-03-23

Special round trip rates to Wichita, Ks.

Special round trip rates to Wichita, Ks.
Via. the A. I. & S. F. BY. Co. on account
OF annual meeting Of Threshers assocla-
ton; rate Of one fare plus fifty celts from
all points In Kansas, Oklahoma and
Indian Territory to Wichita and return
except where fare and one.thlrd makes
less. Tickets on sale March IA and Is,
return limit March IS, 1905. Gall at A.
I. & s. F. Ry. ticket office or address
W. R. KLlNEDENSr, Ticket Agent, A.
T. rs, F. Ry, Dodge City, Kas.