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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-12-26
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
DESPERATE THUGS
STILL 0PERAT ING
Two Young Men Held Up a, the
Corner OIL West Temple aud
Third South Streets.
TOOK A SHOT At JUDGE LANEY.
Latter Gave Chase Whcu They lurued
Around aud Fired Polp, Blank
Al Him,

lloldups are at work In salt Lake
again,
Joseph ana Harold Levy were held
up by two masked men armed with
rcvolVerr, on Third South aud Mcst
Temple street about 1850 last night
Judge II, y, Lancy took after the thugs
ana ono " lh'm turned ON tho Judge
ana lircd shot at him. Judge lAnoy
fen to ne ground ana the mon escaped,
The bullet went wild Of ~ mark,
The Levy brothers were ON their way
nome, Nhon at the point mentioned the
two hlghWaymvn stepped ont from be.
nina u Dlll board and ordered the young
mon To throw w thor hands Joe
Levy WAS some distance away and
bollod across the street, IT the sumo
llmo calling for help Ono Of the rob.
bcrB seized Harold ana throw him
10 the gWuud, lie WAS then dragged
bohlnd The bill boln ana searched but
the robbcrB got nothing Of value as the
LcVy'B had lett th'ir VuluublpA up town.
Tho robbers saw Judge Lmcy come
after them ana lhy started to run
through a vacant lot toward Second
Nouth Tho Judge was oyorMkInR thom
when one )f tho men turned ana nrod
Jolnt blank Al him. Several persons
heard the shot ana saw lnuuy fall,
Thoy mn To hlH assistance. thinking he
WAS shot but found that no was not
injured, The police were notified and
searched the town for the thugs. but
without success,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

$50 pounds sold AZ $50 10 40. ana
heavier feeders loo ~ 200 pounds AT
i6i tp lNO. KILLING cattle from Brush.
COlun 200 pounds ana upwards, sold
ut 5ii 10 $50, Rough Titan feeders,
1850 pounds sold At 40 land Utah
COVE, ga pounds at $3.50. Panhandle
Nockore 900 To 500 pounds sold Vt il1
10 4bO, and some light southwestern
gtockcrs ~ 1893 Ia $780, The supply NJ
cattle today Is moderate AZ II points
ana market " strong 20 10 higher All
around EloVcn cars of various kinds
woro received today from Colorado and
the west ana only u small roproscnln.
ton from tho Panhandle country Some
~ Colorado bulls sold M 900 today,
Fed Slcors sold al $40 10 1855, feeders,
i2i 10 Ato
Nearly all the sheer coming now nrc
Texas ana Arizona muitons, which nd.
Nanccd about 20 cents last week
Lambs gained % to SO cents Market
w ~ cents lower today on muttonN,
steady ON lambs Colorado wooded
lambs are quoted al 100 10 T35, Fomo
medium ones 90 pounds, sold AZ 40
today Clipped lambs bring tsb to Gao.
Mixed Arilunus sold last week 40 800
10 t2i, containing u large percentage or
yoarlingN Mothorg and owes mixed
sold AT l65 today Mixed Texas woth-
ctg ana owes sold today AT l6i 10 iNb.
oWos at i5O. AZ long as thc quality Of
the ToNas ana Arizona stun rs good
buyers take hold actively Lamb sup
ply continues to ho short and strong
markets on them are expected,
Among the sales last week was ono
by Haley q Saunders OF Salt Lake, who
disposed of 30 rough feeders averaging
iOlS pounds ut iiO ana 30 COWS aver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
MADE A GREAT HIT.
juniors of L. D. \. University Delight
cd Largo Audience Last Night

The surprise program 20 which the
MIRA year students Of the Tntlor.duy
saints University invited their friends
last evening In @0rratt Hail, was De.
olded HIT The entertainment was orig.
mai ana humorous In ~ nature, and
was cloYorly presented, Tho hull was
nlled by an npproclntlVo audience That
onloyed tho 0nnlr ana manifested ~
thUhhollon, paying strict attention ana
by frequent periods OF applause aud
laughter, Tho most taking part of the
program was the representation Of the
hSl Wouliy meeting, nj which the mcr.
l'H or the seniors were discussed win
u view tn Their graduation, IN this
proceeding NJ, II, Enklo, representing
president pnul Moryln DennIOn, i'm
H,lsohallng Prof. iilnokcy, ana ], NJ
hnonas ~ Prof, Joneon, carried OF
we honora, IN nkllfully cynggorntIng
personal traits Of the professors
lho roliOrh Wcrn scored IN many
MT or which the bost perhaps, was the
Ncene enacted by six ladies' representing
we entrance 10 h0doa, The parts OF the
tnree angela In this scene by Misses
,,uootta Jones, May Brown ana Irene
Nlller were especially good The
quartet OF Moeara, j. NJ Thomas and s..
sohhson ana Misses Edith Grant and
Murle Thomnh was n piece OF ine sing,
w nv usual, with words that rnkcd
me seniors, One scene was borrowed
"om the foniors--tho "llhros condoro,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

TWonty.scyonth Ward Tho Twenty.
seventh ward choir viii give concert,
dance ana rcfrcshnont social m their
new Westinghouse, corner Of l. ana
Fourth streets. on Friday evening, May
20, for the purpose Of dolrnylng the cx-
ponso Of new music for their use, Tho
following program VIII b. rendered
after which the audience win adjourn
10 the dance hall IN the bdspmcnt
Anthem "Jorusnlem, My Glorious
homo str',,'s',,,,,,t,,,t,, mole
Duct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, pt,,,u,p,,
upMiss Harris and Mrs r. Snyder
Harp solo ,,,,,,,,t,oMr u, H. JcromY
soprano solo n,,r,Miss Ruonn Raleigh
clarinet solo u,,pp,,,,,ME H. Nelson
Recitation u,,iu MrsAlico Tuddonhnm
Violin solo rul'roL Herman schottlcr
NoplUno solo u,upu MlFS l,otlio owen
Piano solo .,,n,Miss Edna Mollstrup
Mandolin dnS guitar trio u,,,uTho
BlN2oaWay Guitar ana Mandolin club
Third Wlrd-rhc Festival " Fun"
IN the Third ward ~ now IN fun swing,
last nighl another HpprCciatiVo audl-
onco llftonod 90 the excellent program
ana enjoyed the novelty prepared for
the entertainments Tho rafilo aud
hover booths seem TO be taking ospcc-
tally we'll Both Of tho booths are very
beautifully arranged and u choice lot
Of flowers ana raflcs have been so-
cured Tho specially room IN also at.
trnctiyc ana patrons are much pleased
with The bin provided,
The festival continues for two more
nighls--tonight ana Frlday-Hnd larger
crowds than ever are anticipated Tho
drawing for the Portland fair ticket IN
creating much interest and Nv the con.
test draws to a close the interest be.
comes much moro keen,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

OF buryng ~ the books. Not only
was the scene borrowed but tho oofa
I'm also which the seniors had made
ready for TIM solcmnlly AZ touightg
meeting In some way the juniors
managed 10 ind ana 10 ret possession
Of the coffin and trIumphlnuy produced
H.
credit ~ Justly due 10 tho third
yenr managers, with the class prcSi'
don't Richard Young at the head IN
THE clever entertainment, 10 j, ~ llar.
rIg n, r. cummings, Others who took
part were Mabel Van Fleet, Enie
Cooper Edmund Morris. charles Ne.
boxer Hazel llllL Josie Gordon, Fannie
Weston, Elizabeth Davis Ada Lam.
horn, Ethel Bonnlon May Brown, he.
mira walker Romunla Barber David
cummings, Winnie Sims Teresa Tnys
lor, Bessie Mulhollund, Amy Erickson,
A. e, Klmhall Annie shepherd, Jonnlo
Hamilton, Hattie Sedgwlck Wlllio Nc.
Donald Andrea Palmer Laura JlnRlc,
Spencer Cornwall llohor Richards,
Evan Richards, sterling 1nlmago,Thdd.
deus Hammond and Eugene Hammond,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
CATTLE MARKET FIRM.
Utah Feeder, Brought ~ 40 AZ Kansas
City Last Week,

Special Correspondence
Kansas CITY, Mo-, May s3,.rOutsldo
of corn tea steers Of which thoro was
q large proportion, cattle market gained
10 to 20 cents last week. Fed steers held
about stcudN. Colorado feeders, Sg5 to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
NOT SUICIDE.
Jury Says George ~ Hill Died From
Overdose Of Morphin.

Tho jury holding the inquest over the
body Of George NJ, I'm alias Harper,
who died Friday, nm account Of which
appeared IN last evenings "Nows,"
concluded the hearing yesterday after.
noon and brought IN a verdict 60 the
orccl That the young man died from
an overdose Of morphine mkon acrl.
aontnlly ana not with suicidal intent.
Tho body of The young man may be
sent 10 Indiana for burial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
A TouohInn Story

~ the saving from death, Of the baby
gin of Geo, \, Eylor Cumberland, Md,
llo writes IA the axe of II months,
our lllllo grl was IN declining health,
win serious Throat Trouble, ana two
lhyslclane gave her M. We were AL
most In despair when We resolved 10
try Dr. Kings New Discovery FOR con.
sumption, Coughs ana Colds, The nrst
bottle gnyo relief, after taking four
bottles she was cured, ana TX now In
perfect health" Never fails to ronovo
ana cure u cough or cold Al n, e, NJ,
T. Drug Dept bOo and $500 guaran.
tocd, Trial bottle FREQ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
MISS ORTIZ APPOINTED,
Becomes Assistant Director Of Educo
tional Exhibit at Portland

~ tho afternoon session OF the
Lewis & clark commission yesterday
Miss Elizabeth ORTIZ, primary suporvi.
for Of the ogden schools was appointed
~ assistant director Of the Utah cdu'
cQtlonal exhibit at the Portland fair,
Miss Ada Moch OF ogden, Miss Bcrilo
Madison Of MI Pleasant aud Los,or II,
walton, OF thls county were appointed
~ attendants IN the Utah building Al
me nrpolntocs VIII leave for Portland
ON Monday
II was decided that Commissioners
Rudolph Kuchlor, Wesley Is, walton
hnd Web g. Greene should represent
me commission nj the opening Of the
inir They win also leave for Port
lana Monday, The Utah building ~
now completed and the work Of Install.
lng tho exhibits win be pushed 10 an
early completion,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

WYNN w T'WTTF"I W WT0T
MOST or the sheep now coming arc
Texas and Arizona grass sheep Lambs
supply N short ana the quality aver.
ages medium 10 common, generally,
Packers are particularly anxious Tor
more lambs, M they are having iron.
bic getting enough TO mn In with hoIr
mutton orders, Market for lbom liz
good and strong, 70 TO " cents Higher
than week ago
Boof steers are about steady with IA
week ago, butcher stun ana stookors
ana feeders 10 cents 10 u quarter high.
or Packers are buying CHEAP cattle
better now than the good ones, relative.
~ Demand for stockotS ana feeders
TINS week WAS ahead of the supply, 49,
very Tow country grades of cattle arc
coming 10 market Just now,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

Tho flchohl man IN tho world cannot
have his Kidneys replaced nor I've without
thom, to n ~ important not 10 neglect
ihono ORGANS II foloye kidney cure Ia
taken M the nrat Ngn ~ danger, tho
symptoms viii disappear ana Nolr health
viii be- restored, ~ II strengthens and
builds NJ these organs nB nothing ols0
viii oscar Bowman Lebanon, KY
ana iako great plcisuH In mnling il
cured me- permanently " kidney dlsoaao
which certainly would have cont mo my
lIfc" sold by H. j, lIlll DRUG co,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
GOOD ROADS MEET.
Gov. Cutler Has Requested County
Commissioners TO Namo Delegates,

a proclamation has been issued by
Gov cutler requesting the county come
missionors ~ the various counties of
the state ana the mayors Of the cities
10 appoint three delegates from cnch
county ana each city To attend Good
Roads convention ia be- hcld IN this
city ON June 2 and 3, Speakers of
national promincco In connection with
the good roads movement viii bo proa-
onL Among lhom win be- cob W, n.
Moore, president of the National Good
Roads association ana Hon, Martin
Dodge, NJ the bureau of roads OF The
United states governments
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
CONFERENCE
PAMPHLET.
10th Annual Conference,
Now Ready.

Full and complete proceedings oi TIM
Sovonty-nnh Annual Conference OF
the Church Of Josua Christ " Latter.
day saints, held In the Tabernacle, Salt
Lake city, April G, Z, ana 0,
This was the most interesting Con
ference held In many years, An eY.
collont work 10 send 10 mlssIonar ies
and friends abroad, Send orders early,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
INFORMATION WANTED.

n parties knowing tho pronont address
of the following sNlll please send them
10 Box n, CitN they win confer u favor
Dr. g, y, white, formerly Galcno Block,
Cityi 4, NJ. Powell, formerly with Rogo
Realty 90, Cltyi Mr. lilldobrOnd, FOR.
mcrly with I'm Investment GO, Mrs
Landora, Of 1858 So, Main,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
A SUMNER WEDDING GOWN.

The exquisite wedding gown Illus.
troted Ia Of white peau DO sole. The
slightly trained skirt Ia ornamcntcd
with applications Of lace, There Is a
row ~ tiny sprays ~ orange blossoms
between the lace nouncos at tho bot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
CHEAP RATES EAST

May 9I.2o, June 3,b-lOl2 long limits,
via COLORADO MIDLAND ny, The
lWc that has the scenery Through tho
Rockies In daylight IN Pullman oh.
scrNdtion sleeping car Write or call
At ticket ollco, N west Second South
80 for information ana booklets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

ClTN reservoirs furnish tho water
" for tho vast multitude Of people
who constitute tho population OF our
numerous cities
These reservoirs are liable 70 ho con.
ihminalcd, Contamination So almost
Unavoidable
II the people who drink city wator
could know whit happens TO Tho walor
they are drinking, They would DO more
careful.
Many cities furnish water absolutely
unfit FOR drinking,
The dangerous qualities can be rc.
moved by boiling tho drinking wator
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
pifsIirshA
PROVIDES
pllOriit TtON.

successfully accomplished by the In.
lolligoni use Of poruna.
Should You desire special instructions
regarding the use Of pcruna, write ic
Dr \, H. Hartman, President of The
Hartman Sanllarlum, Columbus, Ohio,
and ho win give You the bonolt Of his
valuable advice gratis,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
(Do you REMEMBER2)

Ray Hathaway editor fah
| cred at NoNul Ohio slundpug number young
The vito Captain Munson died mysterious
| clroumlancca
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
Wilde
| imprisonment
John Halls, Wom wncbd ponytnc o tor
| faultng
Hon. Joseph sbc} and Gwuu Warner addressed large salt
| Lake audience the OF silver,
FIVE YEARS TODAY
| the French
m he
| states died In pllsbmg, aged ai
William IT, Cashcl Mn Killed By ung
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
An OUNCE on
PREVENTION ~
WORTH A POUND
Ol'CrRE,

people, Yet IL ought to DO done lorsclf,
protection,
Rut, In spite Of all precautions, people
are, especially during spring months,
exposed TO the dangers Of impure drink
ing water,
Wherever the exposure iaunayoidahlo,
The system can be protected In some
degree by healthy mucous membranes,
A mucous membrane free from ca.
tarrh " not 10 liable 10 absorb disease
germs ~ an unhealthy mucous mem.
brano,
Indeed In may he doubted whether n
perfectly healthy mucous membrane l.
subject 10 contamination Of this sort,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
Easy acquaintance,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

Tho logic OF
thia 10 that dur.
Ing Oo spring,
time, Cyory one
should take tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

tom, Tho blousod corSago has high
glrdlo trimmed win crystal buttons
and flchu Of lace caught with a chou
and n spray Of orange blossoms, Tho
sleeves are small puffs finished with
lsco runlos,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

AZ least this much Ia certain, {
mucous membrane perfectly FREQ from
caiarrh " not 40 Liable 20 become IN
foctod hs n mucous membrane tia, Il
dornngod by catarrhal congcauon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

IN some eases
this Ia worry IN
convenient md
puisa great bur
den upon tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

and hoalthy,Rnd
entirely free
I 70 m cNtnrrl,
This can only be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
TEA

II you knew us, we might
not have to offer you money.
back,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
Klilip TIiE
MUCOUS
MEMBRANES
HEALTHY.

procauIlon " cleansing and healing The
mucous membrane by thcuso OF poruna,
A ioaspoonlul or two Of pcmna taken
cyory day during the spring, whom tho
drinking water IL at It's worst, Ia q
great prccautidn against acquiring dS.
cases from impure drinking water
A few doses Of porun0 put the mucous
membranes right and guard the system
against impurities,
II the cities cannot protect tho inhab.
iiants from Impure drinking water, tho
Inhabitants must protect themselves by
keeping the mucous membrane clean
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-12

How about a i,h Of July celehra-
ton. Now is the time for the boost
ers club TO get in its work
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-12
Iseseme Cessa 0selasss ~ lssi-
Gaaina lsv CnastieutioAsl

An important decisioa WAS handed
down by the new s"preme court con
raing the irrigation law OF 1899
4 suit was breHght by the Fort
Lyons Canal company. wh'cl oler-
stes in the Arkansas valley. against
T.. X. Chew, the engineer Of division
No. 2, II Pueblo, and several and
is.s< apPsopsissors.
rhe piaisa;a so~paay co.sesded
49, - ~ - sacesslssStioaal.
They vesr ssppsssA ~ the diMrsct
coart a Osero ersssy. The ssrreme
cos,t in the opinion written by Jss
si.e Campbell holds ,hs Law CON
stitutional and make~ an elaborate
construction OF the act which is con
trarv to the construction placed on 1t
by the water cosnmiss ioaers and the
lower courts all over the state Chief
Justice Gabbert aud Justice Steele
concurred.
Senior appropriators when they
had no use for their water have
loaned it TO juniors according to the
potices provided in the statute The
dicision Of the court is that this can
not be done by the senior companies
because it prejad'ces the rights of
the intervening junior approprlators
and in effect extends the time of the
senior appropriator over that OF the
next junior. The court holds, how
ever, that If the senior appropriation
lends To a junior water which he
would and could onder his appro-
priation use himself then the loan is
legal. But il he has no further use
for the water which he seeks 10 loan
is Illegal.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-12
n. 1. GIiusFy, ngr.

I. W. Dean was IN our city Sat
urday from his home on Beaver
creek. Grass is startisg rapidly
down that way and the crop pros
psct is good.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-12

vG0oe8, $500 to insure IN f"sl Parties
parting with removing are- fv the ceun-
~ will h. requir a pay The scrs ice fec. " 81
not be resp n-ibie for me- iiessts. should any
occur, tut every precauii1n viii he taken to
4 4
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-12

Anderson Bros. are saaAing many
improvements on their vnsss.h north cf
town. which they have named the
"Nevers~eat rancL Hss eyer. the
sage brush is AyiHg sad already
100 acres are in grata viii nearly
.lO under cultlvatiaa. Tie bows
have .3sV acres oi land, all under
water and easy 10 clear AM rrigate.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-12

CitlzenI Ira sigasss h.ss boz busy
he past week p~etssssAG ~ Start his
Washington g~Ich ssw nl lie
had e,nplo,ed msea =, rwr Il aud
work shonId have st~sss1 Wednes-
lay morning iI.wevsS, sle severe
Snow storm covered his viaus oai Of
sis sht and 1t will t~ ssser days.
even with favorable westh4r before
the mil will start.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-12
Rwbbes Pant Pssaeecss

The rubber companies operating
at Salida and Bnena Vista, are still
experimenting with the Colorado
rubber weed, but have not yet
reached results entirely satisfactory
While the rubber is all right and
the process of extraction cheap. the
diiIicultvs 8 ems 10 he the cottony tufts
at the roots of the plant. These get
il the rubber and injure It's quail
~. A letter 10 the News Champion
fsc.a Mr.. y. T.. Holding Il Sallsaa.
pvess . = II cse II the companies
stxtes that Il is the intention " pat
y mill on this side Il the range cap
able of using from Is 10 ~ tons a
day Il the weed, We sincerely
hope the process of extraction 10
soon perfected aud that raisber fac
tory can he added to our es,arses.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-12

We have received Z car # agri-
cultural implements. h~pgies. car
riagcs and farms tvss.ks and invite
your inspection of them.
The Gunnison IlarAware Co.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-12

NO TGESPASNE0" srus for
raas.l.ssss ~ the Ns~s- OAsR pan q
Ie~ Canvs. sAsa ksxlS Nth ex-
tract iroa Colorado ss@s Nv warn
nag not 10 tseepss~. essA 1ame of
owner. 2.s sIe,ss. ~ 81 ~. p
ior - ~. 80 for e;.i0
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-12

5c gingl,am and cslico remnants
Better get some beSose they are all
gone. So, 1liners'.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-12
a~sus 4 ~. I, - 0kks.

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ukss an~sps~. e<sxlbA -
usa ~ uur<kua 80 -
Cs~s 80 krsers.. cusu114
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es.~o.,s ~ us6saa - ga
Cs..ss. ~ -
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chaiE<, - Dal.s
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Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-12

Il. A. DesCombes was y visitor at
Gunnison from the Doyleville count
nv last Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-12

+. T. Jones was over from his
Beaver creek ranch Friday last
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-12
Hov Do You Like Forest Land
Rescrvss Anyway

Over 10000 head OF sheep are
now being grazed upon forest reser-
YES in Wyoming and the aackmas-
ters are confident II securing per
mission for the grazing OF 100000
more upon the reserves.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-12

Field and Farm Black berries
have never been grown extensively
in Colorado, but the large sorts are
always in good demand They
might be grown much more exten-
sively with good profit The mar
ket for gooseberries and cnrranis is
better than formerly aud they are
becoming more extensively grown
BY securing the best varieties many
more could be proftably marketed
A red currant sells better than the
white ones and the best common
currant is the Cherry Red. but it is
not quite so productive as Fay's Pro
liic. Small currants or small goose
berries do not sell well Smith $
Improved is about the best goose
berry OF the well known varieties.