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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-01

The Chapman Lookout says the
REFLECTOR Is knocking on Gov. Hoch's
fright hand man." You've got us
guessing-who 10 the individuals
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-01
THURSDAY. JUNE i. 1905.

The number Of students In thu
graduating classes Of the University
Of Kansas this year Is 100.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-01

During vacation would be good
time to erect 9 new high school build
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-26

him 10 the Interstate commerce
commission a auu who had been ON
the senatorial rotla Al one time be
had two Of bis sons In this branch
OF the government ueTvica The Of
ficlai list 81 clerks has a similarity
Of names which are familiar 10 The
country. Senator uurton. % Kan
aaa. has had on the rolls a. messed
ger W s Burton. but whether W
s n wste. daughter or aau 81 not
apparent Senator Mitchell. OF Ore
Eun. had a. assistant CLERK Nit
ehcii Handy. Senator ! Frank
Alice. Who ls chairman u the com
mittGe on organization II the cK-
eCutiye department (which never
has anything TO do has for clerk %
that COMMITTEES J. ?. Alice. if.. and
II n amusing 10 find as messenger
OF that committee Newell Hall 1.-THE
other senator from Delaware being
BALD senator Tiilman. Of North
Carolina. and Senator Daniel. Of
Virginia. both have their sans on
the committee pa roiiA Il A Gam
hla ia messenger 10 tho COMMITTEES
~ 20 @AHa III AaAANA HAMhfI ~ TUG -
board fanother dead commltfeci.
whose chairman Is senator Gamble.
u South Dakota There "a =
nepheW also of this senator on one
Of the rolls SeFegant-at-arms Of
tho Senate Col u NJ Ramadcll has
his Hon ON tbs pay roll. a. has Fin
anc-ai Clerk Nixon. Of the senate.
Senator simmons. OF North Caro-
lima. has = daughter helping 20 draw
the public money. and Senator Berry
has a son.
These are a few examples There
are Others Many relatives whose
names do not show the connection
are found occupation nominal oc-
eupaiiou and good salaries In
places about the capital And in
the executive departments u the
government the condition Is worse
beginning with the son Of the sec
Rotary of the treasury. recently
IunketluE In Hawaii. and extending
down through heads OF divisions.
they all carry from one 10 five rcla-
tivca. By virtue OF their Influence.
and In open defiance Of the spirit
81 the merit system and the rules
of the civil service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-26
ny gibson GARDNER.

WASHINGTON. ID. When
congress begins investigating the
various phases OF graft which
have been brought 90 light. as II Ia
predicted congress will do soon
after Il meets. the Keep commits.
sion Is likely to have some dlsrloa-
ures to make on the subject of
''nepotism"
The practice of carrying sons.
daughters wives and more distant
relatives on the government pay
tolls has been growing OF late, aud
u IL said that President Roosevelt
Il opposed 90 it as suhvorsIvo ~ the
principles OF the civil service merit
system.
The attention Of the Keen COM
mission has been called IN the fact
that Jasper Wilson. son Of Secro-
tary Wilson. acts as his fathers
private secretary In The department
Of agriculture, Recently the Young
man took a trln 20 Alaska. ION a
special mission 20 investigate the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-26
EVEN AS HIoH UP AS WeG PRESIDENT car RELATIVES
UPON GOVERNMENT AVRoLL--eAnlNgr MEMBERS AND
FAMOUS SENATOR'S WORK THEIR SONS OTHERS
SNAP JOBS WHERE ABOUT All THEY DO Is TO DRAW
THEIR sAtARlEs-NoroRlous NgpousM

and for Jasper Wilson to serve rs
secretary 70 brigham Hut neither
chief seemed pleased with the aerv-
ices OF his secretary, and. In the
interest of harmony they traded
Then a daughter of some other
Brighama were taken Into the de
partment
Vice President Fairbanks took
occasion on the same day he entered
unon that office 10 appoint his son
Fred as hls private secretary. The
young man receives a salary Of
Ss.s20 a year. and up 90 the present
time has had no duties Co perform
except 20 travel about with his
father. attending social functions
and helping In the campaign for the
1905 nomination which the tall gen
tleman from Indiana o. 40 ardontly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-26
Petty Grating by Men Who Are Away UpI

though man reputed 10 be very
wealthy. WAS carrying hia aon ON
the senate payroll. In the face OF
tho fact that this aame a0a was a
student at Harvard university, and
could not possibly be rendering sec
retarial services.
There Is hardly a senator OF any
Influence who h. not guilty OF this
particular sort OF petty graft The
late president pro tempore OF the
senate. William +. Frye of Maine,
had his nephew as hts secretary
Senator Lodges sou draws = salary
as one os the clerks OF his commit
tee. and even senator Knox. who IN
believed To- be- one OF the wealthicat
men In the senate, has son on ths
clerical rolls. senator Gallinger has
for some years past had his son as
clerk of his COMMITTEES. and Senator
Foster has a relative performing
similar service When Senator
Cockrell LEFT the senate he took with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-26

maneuvefa Of the fiunEer from
aboard the yacht sYiph.
Extreme precautions we're taken
by the naval constructors Al the
brooklyn navy yard iu making their
tests ~ the PiuuErr. for II was
known that the president eontem-
plated taking a Attie trip o. the
realms ~ Neptune on board Of her
and Naval Contractor Roberts re-
fused 10 accept the report every
thing satisfactory" made sftrr she
had been submerged successfully
several tlmes.s aud announced that
We cannot take any chances when
she drops IN ~ oyster Hay. With
electric pumps. hand pumps and air
fiaska n one faiths. we can depend
on the other 80 there viii be little
danger In a trip on the PiunEer after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-26

OYSTER Ray. I. /. Aug. 2s.-
Stealing away from Sycamore Hilt.
without revealing bis plans 10 a
soul. President Roosevelt spent more
than three hours aboard the mag
nificcnt new submarine PiunErr or
the three hours hn was on board. he
was below The surface about 50 min
atca and most Of the time he ran
the boat
lie made her dive and reappear on
the surface. 20 ahead. reverse. with
and without lights. He discharged
imaginary tnrpedpra NJ imaginary
hattirrhina and had the time % his
life. lie congratulated Lieutenant
Nelson and bis ten men on the
splendid action Of the PiunKsr
The president today watched the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-26
BIG NIGHT I'M
TEhDERLOIN

This viii be the big night In the
tendcriaiu.
The much tallged-of Arcade thea
ter. after being closed twice hy the
police ia q week. then sold and re-
sold. and afterwards shut up by it's
new proprietor for deliberations.
opens with a hlare OF trumpets ana
a glare Of electric lights
eFriskY= Barnett. the veteran the
africal aud dance hall man. who Is
now the proprietor OF the hall. has
changed It's name 90 the Galety. and
promises To make the opening night
one long 10 be remembered IN the
history Of that Territory extending
below the famous dead tine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-26

killing of big game there. and had
an outing al government expense
while his salary as secretary con-
tlnued.
The late Colonel Joseph II Brig
ham. assistant secretary OF aEricul-
ture. the first thing he did was 10
secure an appointment for bis son.
The arrangement az first was for
the Brigham boy to serve as pri.
yata secretary 10 General Wilson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-26

pursuing The secrctariai work Is
done BY a young man named King
In indianapolis. Who Is carried on
the federal rolls as "mesaeu ger
Considerable excitement was
caused q short time ago in the leg
isiaiure ~ Wyoming by a charge
made b. one Of It's members that
United States senator Warrcn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-26

ST. PAUL. MINI. Aug. ,6.--EIow-
ard James has been promoted to the
position or director of purchases OF
the Great Northern railway. the po-
sition having been specially created
fer him By President HILL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-26

Excursion 10 Olympia August 81
Round trip. 500. Leave from Gal
braith'a dock Mt a. m. Str Mutt
nomah. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-26
Pat Folks

have reduced ny weight IS p0unds
bust inehea. waist : inches and hips
inches IN n short time. BY n guar
anteCd, harmless remedy without 81.
erclse or starving. I want 10 tell you
all about e. enclose stamp and adj
dreas MRS. 3. 8 WOODWARD. boz
1s1. OREGON CITY. OREGON. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-26
STORY
WIFE

: STRANGE STORY or GIRL .
a WIFE. 4
y Il id not love him when I q
= married him. but he said be 4
= would make me love him.
= was only is and he really CO. a
q creed me into marrying him In 4
3 the first place. then he mis- a
= represented my age 20 get "A 4
= license. 4
q 4 only lived with him six a
. days. Judge. simply couldn't
= care for him. and when he said 4
= he'd force me to love him. ~ 4
= made me run away. ! knew I 4
= never could" 4
a This was the story told by 4
= the Elri-wlfe Of samuel Todd Ia 4
= the divorce court on Saturday A
4 morning. 4
= Judge Morris allowed the d. 4
4 vOrce. 4
$50 NR44H HH4E 4Ea :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-26
All kinds Of Snort

A. the iron Molders' picnic. Sunday.
Boats leave Pier 2 every hour. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-26
YERXA

We VIII deliver orders amounting
10 tt6.H0 and upwards orders of
Tess amount there VIII be carriage OF
70 cents.
ao-ih. nag Salt. per bag. $50. 35f
SELL. HaKs Hialf-Grauna salt. PIE
100 Large Bars white fIaatiBg soap
90. sssss sssss sss.-tsssasss NJ %
RraE soap. extra large bars. per
box .ssass 90 ass.s s..s.=4 N't-.bO
25-ib. boxes II xefy fancy new crop
California Black Pigs 49, St.s5
i2-lh, kits metz Sockeye Salmon.
eAeh s--tr ts+-setsFsss t.Df1
i2-ih. kits salmon Bellies. EACH
=ssss t.-ss s--sr &c. Lou
An extra quality uucoioFed japan
Tea Rsthns at seventy five cents
per h. the Wholesale price. ac-
coraiu9 TO size package. per ~
...........s=.s.... 3fe % re
s-lb. can warranted pure Baking
Powder ...s4 ............B Se
YerxaH Extra Ftnur. it's the best
flour on the Pacific coaat. q viii
make 800 -ib leaves 60 the barrel
and the whitezt. sweetest. incest
bread you ever had la your house
per bhi ...4sssts s.fssss Nf.gs8
Walter Bakers Chocolate. per ~ 3.
Mia Cured Smoked Hams. fresh
per IL. ..s...........f lie
Mid Cured Bacon. per ib......15c
r. y. YERNA a SONS.
Main and Occidental.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-26

Iier crew are picked men Of the
service, and they personally Euaran-
tee the craft an safe a. anF ~ It's
Kind that ever stuck itH nose into
The water. The PIHnEer IL driven
BY electricity aud Is considered By
navy officials hs marking the very
highest development In submarine
construction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-26
DHl ~ y Days OF
/ OMPEII

And Magnificent 81. 900 Nightly Fire
works. Awe Inspiring Earth
quakes and Volcano.
General admission. including seat,
zoe. reserved seats. soc extra; pri-
waite box seat. $50. on sale al
Grand Opera House box office. ?
a. M. today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-26
EIREHE Opposite
Recreation
TONIGHT
LAST TIME.

The Most stupendouz. Thrilling and
Beautiful Open Air spec
tarle IN the World
The Yale expositor., 1905-12-01

Born to the wife of Edgar Putney, in
Speaker township, on Monday, NOy.
20 bouncing baby boy.
DIR. Yuill and wife have moved to
Yale and are now occupying Emerson
Coopers house on Mill street.
The circuit court jury will not be
called back to Port Huron until De-
cember 4. The attorneys complain of
dull times but are in no hurry to finish
the business up already on the docket.
The Sanilac County Republican notes
the prosperity of DIR. &. c. Stevens in
this way. Gle has recently purchased
lots upon which a barn will at once be
erected. In the spring he will also
build himself and family home"
A teachers association for st. Clair
county will be held in Port Huron
Saturday, December 2. All teachers
are expected to be present. Patrick III.
Kelley, superintendent of public in
structiOn and T.. G.. Lancaster presi-
dent of 0livet college will be the
speakers.
The Yale Bazaar is represented III
the columns of the EXpositor this week
with a new ad, an announcement from
dear old Santa Claus. Mrs. l.. j. Myers
the new proprietress, has addeda guam
tity of new goods of late, among which
| is an assortment of Christmas novelties
never before shown in Yale. You will
not regret visit to this store.
There are a few little things the
patrons of the rural routes can do that
will greatly lesson the hard-ships of
the faithful mail-carriers during the
cold winter months, when they are
obliged TO go out and cover their re-
spective routes, regardless of weather
conditions. The hardest thing the
carrier has to contend with in winter
is bad roads. Keep the roads clear
from drifts SO the carriers can reach
you on time. Also keep the snow away
from the boxes. Keep your name
plainly printed OH the box so he can
read it. Don't put postage money
| i'm the boxes, but keep a supply OF
stamps on hand OF course, he gets
paid for his work, but remember that
he saves you much trouble and you get
your mail every day. Therefore, show
| him every little favor you can. lie
will appreciate it.
Additional local on 9th page
The Yale expositor., 1905-12-01

"Burn SCOT" burns all SCOT from soft
coal. Guaranteed to be satisfactory or
your money refunded. Chas. Rounds.
The Yale expositor., 1905-12-01
Every One Knows
That Good is Good and Bad is Bad by Actual
....ExperienCe."

Perhaps you Of the many who have experimental
and know readytowear clothes be. There
are always exceptions remember you will not know how
good difference there in readyf service
ments until you've those that bear label The best
fabrics trimmings best tailoring the best style
all these you will hand tailored clothes. The
prices? Just same less than ordinary clothes
selling for elsewhere
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31
BOer Treasure Found

After a most diligent search the treasure re-
moved from Pretoria before the arrival of the
British soldiers has been found. Its value is
estimated at 81 .2a0.e0 Of which the government
will receive half The search for health is still
being diligently searched for by thousands
of people who have been sickly for years They
try thi. or that remedy without success They
should follow the example of thousands of
Others who have found the secret of good health
and commenced taking Hostetters Stomach
Bitters- 1t is the best health maker and pre-
server in existence. and for 81 years has nevs,
failed in cases Of poor appetite, general deb,l-
ity. headache, pains in the stomach, dv.n.ns;.
maIaria- Try IL to-day. oi
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31
owderhorn Pointers.

NeWs-t hampton Correspondence
Tuesday, March 2S.
Spring branding has begun.
L. A. McGregor went to Gunnison
last Sunday
Jas. Warrent came down from
Rock Creek last Saturday.
Ernest Foster left for upper Ce-
bolla Sunday to bring down the re-
mainder of his cattle.
Mr.. and Mr.. A. II. Doering went
TO Gunnison last week to attend the
Il. A. r. entertainment.
Lester Lee passed Cathedral Fri
day enr0ute from Creede TO his home
on the upper Cebolla. He reports
that only two feet of the 10 foot posts
on top of the divide are visible.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31
Dorchester
News Champion Correspondence.
TaylOr Park M

NewsChampipn Correspondence.
Taylor Park, March II
Preliminary work is being done at
the Enterprise on the question of in
stalllng water power.
Mr. and Mrs C. S. Brown have left
the Forest Hill plant and are now
living at their home in Taylor Park
Mr. j. Saunders and Bert Roach
left the Enterprise Mine, and Dor
chester, this week for Goldhelds. New
ada.
Howard Marshall, who has been
working on Italian Mountain all win
ter, has left there and is working on
the Enterprise
The Park is to have a three mail
week system starting April 10.
Cards are being posted for bids for
contracts to carry mail. Mr.. Alex Par
ent of Tin Cup is the present carrier
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31
Items From Tin Cup.
News-Chsmpion Correspondence.
Monday Ma

News-C hampton Correspondence.
Monday, March y,
The Rohm hotel started in business
again the middle of March.
Monday March 27th, we were in
the grasp of another hard snow storm
Mrs. Ed Churchill and Mrs. Dick
Reed spent several days at Pieplant
last week.
The equinoctial came in the form
OF heavy snow storm "Wednesday
of last week.
Mrs. Brown of st. Elmo, who has
been visiting here for the past week
left for her home Saturday morning.
The roads are still good for sleds
and We expect them to be for some
time yet as the snow keeps coming.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31
Howeville Happenings.

News-C hampton Correspondence.
Monday, March y
The road over Alkali pass is now
open.
Mrs. l.. c. Sampson was the guest
of Mrs. ). Rider last week.
Arch Shackleford made business
trip to Crested Butte Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. r. McRoberts were
the guests Of John Lorr Tuesday.
Don Harris and Alex Shackleford
drove 10 the county seat Saturday.
T. A. Kubiak and wife spent sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. G. Ellsberrv.
Madames w. A. and O. Z. Willis
visited Mart German and wife Sun
dav.
Miss Minnie Iolthusism of Como.
Colo. has been employed to teach the
Oversize school the coming term.
MIR. and Mrs. Emery Dennis who
have been spending the winter with
the latters father, Mr.. Jones of Louis
vile, Colo. returned home Tuesday.
Payton Spann was out TUESDAY,
counting cattle in East River valley
which are to Craze on Red Mountain
Range the coming season, in order
TO tax the owners for salt buying
funds.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31
Spencer
News-Champion Correspondence
Monday, March p

News-Champion Correspondence.
Monday, March p
Steve Kinney has been taking out
ore on the Carpenter Group for mill
ing.
l. I. Strouse our genial postmas-
ter has been somewhat under the
weather for some time.
Work on the Flag Ship lode is
completed for Alfred Woods and ex-
hlblts find showing lode.
F. p. Holt and Alva Foster are
still working on the Dandy and ex-
pect to sink it to water level.
Edgar and Otto Bowers have been
working all winter on mining prop
erty of the Tilton Company
J. Grinstone is working on his
property at Copperville and also has
l.. F. Millers property under bond
and lease
Uncle Jack Phillips is working on
the Comet when the weather will per
NIT and he has got some good look
ing ore from this lead.
Don Redmond is working his COZ
per claims at Copperville and they
are talking Of putting a plant at the
property to treat the ore.
Mr.. Patterson Of the Old Lot went
out to lola Monday the 9th to get
shoes for the stamps for the Old Lot
mill and viii soon be pounding the
ore through and expects good return
Pat Trainer has returned from the
Goldfelds and reports lots of ore
there. Still, believe the good pure
spring water of Colorado is pretty
tempting to Mr.. Trainer Just the
same.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31
Lower Cunnison Valley.
ION Correspondence.

Thursday, March SO
Mrs. Steve Perschbacher has been
quite sick this week.
MAY Tuttle of Gunnison is a guest
of Lizzie Cooper.
Mrs. Harvey Stanley and children
returned from Ohio Greek Saturday
and are now living in their new
house just completed.
Gene McGregor of Powderhorn
spent Friday and Sunday nights with
friends in this valley
A happy crowd of young folks
found their way to Charles Mergel-
mans ranch Friday night and gave
him pleasant surprise. But what
was pleasanter still was the cake and
goodies they brought the old "bach"
He wishes they would come again.
The guests were amused with games
and dancing
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31
Doyleville
News-Champion Correspondence.
m -

NeW--' hampton Correspondence.
Thursday, March %.
\ fine baby boy was born 10 Mr.
and Mrs L d Stephenson. SATURDAY
c. J Stahl and Mrs. John Turner
came down from White Pine Friday
and visited friends for a few davs.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. d. Adams have
moved back on their ranch Mr..
Adams has closed out his business
IN Canyon City and will try ranching
Mr.and Mrs Corbett, Miss Blanche
Harmon, Henry Borsom and Mr.,
Gowan went to Gunnison last Friday
where they took in the St Patricks
ball
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

A letter from W. J. Coombs, now
at Salt Lake City in the firm Of
Coombs & Hagen, speaks Of re
markably fine winter and good bus
mess in the City Of the Saints They
recently enjoyed a visit from Mr.
and Mrs. F. B. Pitney.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31
Patriotic

Il can let you have this set bound
in morocco, if you prefer, said the
book salesman NO" said Mr..
Newrich, Il believe in patronizin'
home industry. I'd rather have 'em
bound right here in Philadelphia
Washington, DC.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

Pitkin Miner-The Abe Lincoln
property near Bowerman is showing
up well. A tunnel is in $50 feet
and in that distance three veins
have been cut. The first vein at
l7O feet is Is feet wide and carries
values in gold from S5 to 500 per
ton; the second vein at 2l7 feet is
Is inches wide and assays S2S pei
gold; the third at 254 feet is four
feet wide and runs $50 in gold with
an eight inch streak Of 40 per cent cop
per This last vein has been drifted on
a distance of 80 feet and is improv-
ing. The operators, Messers. Merri-
man, Cummings, and Beymer. will
put up a mill to treat the large
bodies Of ore.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31
A Communication From Howevile
Monday March -

At a meeting of school directors
for district Is it was decided that
the schoolhouse should no longer be
used for dances and that persons
getting up parties to be held at the
same must have permit from the
Board of Directors.
AT their regular March meeting
the directors of district Is have
selected Miss Edith Baldes of Cory
Colo Tor their teacher this term
school opening the second Monday
in April.
\ Director
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31
lola.
lpion Correspondence

News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, March %.
Most Of the lola ranchmen have
turned out their stock.
\. h Stevens has built two new
cabins for the purpose Of accomodat-
ing fishermen this summer.
Tom Matchett is going to move a
cabin from his ranch on Sun Greek
TO has summer resort at lola.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

President Roosevelt is going to
spend some time hunting on the
Crystal river, near Marble, in this
county, and may get into the West
Elk mountains directly west Of us.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

If you do not personally see that
you are registered for this spring
election, then do not blame anyone
else. should it turn up that you can
not vote.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

Crested Butte Citizen-Judging
from all indications, the Crested
Butte vicinity will give employment
to large number of men this spring
and summer. The advanced season
shows that by the first of May out
side investors will be coming in and
the town will at once begin to feel
the benefit of the money that will be
put into circulation through this
channel.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

The Citizen asserts that an issue
IN Crested Buttes also this spring
Is municipal water and light W rks
to replace the old company plant.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

The Maid Of Athens is in six feet of
galena ore that assays 80 ounces sill
yer and 5S per cent lead.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31
& PARSONS
II evaaissa csh ya
+S+4 - - +ss.s - +4+++
+ MINES AND MINING 4

j. q. Saylor returned Tuesday
from the Cripple Creek country.