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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-15
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0DaD Un,os s41Dk YasAs, ysae
oo-UA rsthss kGks psesipss Of
anniaD aunle in tAis aarket a.d Q
- aauAg de.aaA ~ svssytiiss
Asn1 0gires ~ susA light weight
slngD - bssa ki1iaG cows "a
son1 - to lSc ~ sssk. Heavy
anD ~ act 49, % nsCA cAsMas
- N11Don co~s Uess 70 Mose
- anny - AsaasA ~ sAsse wsa
- aD0o. TIE sGissAioa asai.st
GnnlBuD nnpkiAG hessss Aas pssslssd
= . oDi1B dsaAaA lns Iocal dsssssd
0n1D - cosss@ssasly in . hsetsr
Auman1 - bssf Catsls ksss. Avesaas
Ssa1f0 q The sAssss sosssA wss
- - cAsi0 ~ lsds froa
0suaA ~ ~ = QS!0, ~ kigA
psiss ~ ksss - oa.y vssks.
Osa q Gssss ~ - - eA.SO,
- - q eA.oS ~ ~ sOSi
= oa.so = oA1S. ossssal l.sAs of
49, ~ <lnsss - hsifsss ninsd)
~ = es.eo - cas-. Ose f..cy
osv bsosGAs ee2s, With other~ 1t
oa0 end ~ Il the good killing
kisAs st o96 70 $3.50. Stock
covs we're y sssy good demand and
sold q zen - ESQ. Bulls were
20 very pIsua1lul ssd steady. Feed
q and sassAse trade quiet and
prisrs sncAea0sA. Hardly enough
sasG here to - sAe strength of the
market. DsnsaA is very good
A bunch of sns1 two year old south
ern stockers snoA Friday at S22 per
head fat but ~ much trading done
last week az ~ were offered. About
6,5W were u the pens today of
which a nvuAer were offered for
sale. Demasd for southerns CON
tinues very good.
Local packing houses have been
declared to % in first class sanitary
condition by the city superintendent
of meat inspection who made thor
ouoh investigation of the plants last
week This market has not suffered
by the agitation now going on as
have the eastern markets and prices
paid here are higher than those pre-
vailing at other points. Market to-
day was active and steady notwith-
standing reported dec ines at eastern
centers. W. n. Fulton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-15
Saockgrowers Meet en Roaring Fosk


A large attendance, about 20 men,
bers, were present at the special
meeting of the Roaring Fork and
Eagle River Stockgrowers' associa-
tlon at Basalt Saturday with Presi-
dent Llght in the chair. The meeting
gave the president of the association
the authorIy to appoint conference
committee on forestry. State Vet
erniary Lamb was on hand and ad-
dressed the stock growers, as did also
Secretary McCrillls Of state board
Of cattle inspection. Shep NJ Hustled,
head forester for this district, was
also among the speakers who made
interesting remarks Ali of the
gentleman were made honorary
members of this association.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-15

Citizen.-Ed Edwards and Joe
Barns are at Somerset, where the
latter has been afflicted with snow
blindness Several DAYS ago they
went to their claim on the Dark
canon side Of Augusta mountain to
do assessment work 1t required
several hours hard work at shovel
ing snow before their cabin was
located. The next day furious snow
storm blew for hours and they
prepared to descend TO earth. At
the next days dawn they began
travelling but found their only
means of escape was through the
canon They mad a hard time
reaching Hotchkiss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-15
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fcHnA ske css~e. sad thxs ~.s I.,
ssd Hssss b tAA s,0e si.ae I.
hsasa hsso " osescsAss skssa Vel.
l slses sko~9ks I k.ssw sAs a~s, ss~,
kos 20 Ssed sks& ssl kos ~ keep
ths l.ce A"~a. | sosld s~ssly r.,-e
las Il hstis cAscAs wss ~ the
sosd TO ssccsss, b~, se k-h . knaA
kole IN the asr Il the httle chscks
hoSse asd oos RASst Mr. ~ vak eot
every osse N shat .o.sr, stssi
thirty.
Well, said nsh piece Il lin over
sAss hoIs. Ne sin Try IL again and
! sho3gks tAss ~os.ld is the lac,
cAa,ksa . sks.k sosId sr,. Bs,
ssch ws~ neA sAs csse ] t,oaxh,
WI trle of bir,ls asd put them in
the hen AoSse, thiRk.nS IL sase - |
Asd never loss ANY in it. l had
them jsst one vsek QUE nosninS
os,ss.sa TIE DOS saA 60 u The Ae~s
10y % the 6ooS AseA ussA . hste IN
ker AssA ! ksew vkss il vas ssd
loOke1 for the pIss~ II ~ in at,
fosad ii sed stopped it up cad pst
q tight hops ~ the next day. All
these thiass may hsppsa ssd II does
keep . psrsoa wsacAiaG. work ing
ssd IssrsinH I'll tAe time. took
the stand that il vas bad manage
wseat instead Of led lsck sd ! still
think the most oi il is. Al times
the chicks will 81 killed in . wsy
We caa Dot help. Ny lsst experienC.
hsat saythins ! have hsd yet. |
had ben With her little brood on
which oo~nssA NY best in = shed
where some otheg As~s we're setting
1t wss . damp morning snd ! left
the hon in there sRth the grsss waa
Dry In "a hosss tine ] west oat
W tie sAsd 70 torn ~ oct and found
90 of she old sssaiaG Asss a her
ssst, sad kilIiA9 sAs little oaes ~
fast - sbe cosld. ! hsl three left.
| had . peiehbor ssk me il that
wasn't bad lsck. ] said I would
know better next time than TO put a
hen with her yosng brood next 10
= setting hen, and when | know
hen will Kill the young ones | shall
kill her, for this one killed more
than she WAS worth No need to
say she made fine pot pie.
There are worlds Of things that
will come up to bother and hinder a
person; many disappointment goes
to make up the poultry business
and good many give up and a
good many go ahead. The one that
has the pluck TO stick to it and over
come all of the little things are the
ones that are going to make by it for
there is both profit and pleasure in
the chicken business if managed
right. ! have tried to tell in INV
clumsy way how to overcome the
bad luck. 1t is by watching all of
the little things, keeping things
clean, feeding that which you have
learned brings the best results, and
be sure not to'lose your temper as |
sometimes do. 1t doesn't pay. and
may good luck be with us all.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-15
G. D. Martin.
no TRESPASSING"

NO TRESPASSING' signs for
ranchmen at the News-Champiun
office Canvas signs lOxlj with
extract from Colorado game law,
warning not to trespass. and name
OF owner. Pc apiece, 10 for : 30.
> for $3.50. 80 for $3.50. Unless
your ranch is eaclosed and notices
posted, you cannot. under Colorado
law, arrest trespassers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-15

Lady at book store a want to
get i good novel to read on the
train something rather pathetic.
Salesman me see: how
would The Last DAYS of Pompeii'
dog'
Lady-~Pompeii, | never heard
OF him. What did he die Of:
Salesman-"I m not quite sure.
ma some Kind Of an eruption.
I've heard"
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-15

YES, he asked me to go fishing
with him and vixen we got ten miles
from town he discovered he had for
gotten the bait. but could you not
dig some wormes" Worms? What
in the world woald We do with
woems: . man caAt drink worms. -
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-15
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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-15

Commissioners of Delta and Mon
trose county have issued public not
ice tha; they will not be responsible
for the third Of water commissioners
expenses in district No. 40. Gun
nisons third lest year was about
elaQ0 Our county secures no
benefit from the district, has practi-
caliy no bitches involved and our
commissioners regarded the bill OF
expense put in - grossly excessive.
On the latter groand they refused
to pay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-15

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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-15

Mrs s C. Fisher.-lIave just fin
ished up the garden by planting
sweet corn and beans. | believe we
will have fair season after all.
Cabbage, cauliaower, onions. spin
ach, lettuce, radisbes, beets, etc, all
growing finely; currant bushes COW
cred with green berries, pie plant
luxuriant. in fact, everything look
ing remarkably well, considering
the cold weather we have had.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-15

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-21
Morrill Han, U v. N.

The corner stone Of Morrill, Hall, the
gifi Of the state 10 the University OF
Vermont and the State Agricultural
College IN honor Of Senator Justin 5.
Morrill,. who was the father 81 the
Agricultural Colleges Of the country
viii be laid by Governor Bell on Tues.
day afternoon, June 20, At o'clock.
Addresses wall be made By the Gov.
eruor, by Hon. Ernest Hitchcock,
State Forestry Commissioner, and
others. The building will be located
most Adyaniageously on the newly pur.
chased Allen property adjoining the
University campus, and win for all
time have the right Of the main line Of
the University buildings. The Uni.
versiiy trustees cordially invite Yer
moniers in general 10 attend mol only
this special feature 81 the commence.
ment festivities. but all Of the com.
moneemont exercises.
Mileage rates on the Rutland and
Central Vermont railroads 10 Burling.
ton, good during the week, have been
secured.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-21
As Diners Sec Us

Mnaebusset. Neunaai ouf ~ ilne
hsaltAiea Ard pirasauis,s eaaaily
fumuvr r,sorls "a Nea fuTlaad II
lsrs a. ths valley q ihe Baiieukl.
amidst llss iamsut Gns Noania8ns
ihp nagabrrn brqmuas ~ thr Berkshire
Hu RAnRr. o4uaiisiani fnom Boston
and Nee Nark II rs. >aluhu0uf
1limale ptriansQa. scenery, y qaset
and heautful Tie wel known and
popular Eqaluoa iloass oar ~ che
best ln tie ssste, delightfully."- loeai''i
Al Manchester. Is where NJ GeprTe
n Giihert - smnyade ihn town, b
noN loslgc8 ~ tie heated term Vie
sianl saHc pD u tae lAst summer,
asa aa. charmed HtA g. Hr .rii
here Janr IL. a tnt bralth ani spirits,
w,th tho expectation "a spending .
happy SKINNER Wmeaetr Cores
pc,tleul ~ Nobaru. Mas. ioamnl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-21
FOSTER NOMINATED.


RrsgLrs ~ MpubEBp RY ooNyENTnS.
Tbs 6ra district Republican conScu.
Json VA. called b order Tuesday after.
n~pu, june 10. At O'Clock by u u.
suinington. ~ Rutland, chairman II
the district committee N y Barnes
~ Addison. pas elerted chairman and
Il, " MvCaen. 81 Nergcnues, and ".
&. Shaw. ~ Middlehnry, we're elected
secretaries The following committee
81 resolutions rs counties were elec.
ted. Geo. r Chids, o. Franklin, 4.
c. Carr. % Addison. George y. Shell
don, ~ Bennington, 6 y Warren, Of
Chiiienden, II " Marvin, u Grand
l.Ic, y. NJ Small, 81 l.anoille, c. W.
Peek, u Rutland
The following committee by eoun.
tics WAS named 60 present q district
committee = NJ Batter, Of Rutland
Eiriek Adams. ~ Addison, Q. X.
Bennett, Of Bennington; +. I, Geb-
hardt. of Chil,cnden; c. 5. Forbes, Of
Franklin.
The district committee was renoml.
mated as follows
Addison A. A. Fletcher, Middle
bury.
Bennngton-J W. Fowler, Man.
chester,
Chittenden p. r, stoddard, Shell
burne.
Franklin. --R. o. Sturteyant, Swan
ton.
Gradd lsle-W. f. Parks, Grand
Isle.
Lamoille-G W. Clark, MorisvilIe.
Rutland +. G. Swinington, Rut'
land
Chairman, +, G. Swinington; see
rotary, X. O. Stnrtcyant.
Charles J Russell, Of Burlington,
presented the name Of Congressman
d. J Foster for denomination and ii
was generally seconded and the uomI-
nation was made unanimous.
G. j. Russell aud +. NJ. Butler were
appointed a committee 10 escort Mr..
Foster 10 the hall and he addressed
the convention for about twenty min.
utes on national issues, expressing his
thanks for the honor conferred The
convention adjourned at 2;50 o'clock.
The second district was held at
Montpelier on the same day and Kit
ridge Haskins was renominated with
ont opposition.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-21
Aluminium Found In Manchester.

a deposit Of aluminium has been dis.
covered in Vermont on land owned by
Grin 7. Walker Of Marlboro, Mass.
and Mr.. Walker will al once begin 10
mine il, The deposit is situated on
Spruce peak, one Of the smaller noun
tains VI Vermont. three miles north Of
Arlington, and Is ia the township Of
Manchester.
Marcus NJ Multcr, an expert miner
alogist, went 10 Arlington at the re-
quest Of Mr.. Walker. and in company
with an expert from Pittsburg, went
over the deposit. the dimeusions Of
which are about two miles by two and
ono.hAlf miles.
The richest part Of the deposit, Mr..
Muller says, i in ledge which rises
sheer along the face Of the mountain
for distance Of 500 feet. Test pits
were made all over the deposit and it
Is said the orr taken out yielded from
"a 10 " per cent aluminium The slate
schlsi containing the mineral, Mr..
Multer says. il the best be has ever
seen, and 10 much of il being over
ground in plain sight, il viii be u com
pAfAiively easy matter 10 mine H.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-21
Estate OF HENRY PARSONS


STATE or VERMONT, distinct Of Manthcs
o. IS
ne II MnrRlp, that al session
Of the Probate Court, hpldn at Manchester,
within ana for SAID District, on the / an day
Of Iunc, A u igoS
PRESENT Hon W B EpGtRToN, IupnE
WHEelAS.E q BACON, Administration OF the
estate Of Henry par onS late ot Arlington ~
said District deceased, has Tits day present
ed TO said Court. his petition ~ writing sct-
ting forth that II viii be necessary "a Sell an
Of the real estate OF SAID deceased aud that
said sale viii be beneficial tor all parties I'M
tefcSted therein 10 sell the whole OF the teal
estate OF said deceased, viz, The ttumr farm
ana Timber lands Of SAID deceased vi Aring-
ton and known as the Henry Parsons farm
and Timber land and therein making hpptta-
ton TO said Court for license 10 make such
sale And said Administrator having pro-
duecd 90 said Count the assent IA Writing. Of
all the heirs residing 10 this State Interested
IN SAID real estate,
~ Is ORDERED, That ail persons interested
~ the estate OF said deceased be notified 10
appear before said Court. AZ the Probate OF
ice ~ Manchester IN said Distinct, on the
"a day OF July A p 1000 by publication ~
this order, three weeks successfully previous
thereto, ~ the Manchester Journal a news
paper printed at Manchester aforesaid, 10
show cause, II any they may have, why said
license should not he granted
W u EBGtRTON, Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-21
Annual Communication OF Grand
Lodge OF hasOns OF Vermont.

The annual session of the Grand
Lodge OF Vermont, +. and A. NJ,
which opened in Burlington last We'd
nesday closed Thursday with the cleo
ton and installation Of officers. Marsh
o, Perkins Of Windsor presided during
the election. which resulted as follows:
Grand Master, c. A. Calderwood of st.
Johnsbury; deputy grand master, Lee
y. Tillotson of St. Adams; grand
senior warden, II. l.. Ballou OF ches-
ter. grand juror warden, +. 5. Yves.
ton of FAIR Haven; grand treasurer,
G. Whltcomb Of Proctorsyille; grand
secretary, II II Ross Of Burlington;
grand senior deacon. X. j. Wright of
Newport; grand junior deacon, l.. Il.
Roberts Of Barre.
At the afternoon session, after the
consideration Of some business items,
Mr.. Calderwood was installed by W.
T., Ranger Grand Master Calderwood
then announced his appointments as
follows: Grand lecturer. j, V. Dut-
ton Of Hardwiek; chaplain, Rev. Ed
win Wheeloek OF Cambridge; assistant
chaplain. Rev. Joseph Reynolds Of
Rutland; grand marshal, d. S. Dan
forth o. 81. Adams; grand sword
bearer, G. l.. Dye of Rutland; grand
senior steward, Albert killam Of Bur
lington; grand junior steward, +. II.
Martin Of Burlington; grand pursui-
want, r. w. Blood Of Townshend;
grand tyler, W. w. Spaulding Of VOL
colt.
The district deputies were appointed
a. follows. District No. |, W. A. Gil
bert Of Ludlow; district No. 2, John
s, Niles Of Pownal; district No. 8 W.
A. Ducketi OF Bridport; district No. 1.
r. o. Vaughn Of Fair Haven; district
No 3, 6 :. Ashley II Milton; district
No. 6, William Cati Of Barre; district
No. 7, j. C.. Leslie Of st. Adams; dis
triet No. S, {. W. Cutler Of Towns
bend; district No. Q, J @. Kendall Of
STAFFORD; district No. 10, A. D. Beede
81 Barton Landing. district No. II, II.
o. Reynolds Of Grand Isle; district No.
". a. j. Goss Of Danyille; district
No. Is, @. W BuzEell Of Stowe; dis
irici No. Il, A. y. Bishop Of Island
Pond
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-21
Young Mem Needed.

Admiral Dewey calls attention 10
The need OF young men among the Off
GERS OF the navy. His words have the
ring Of truth IN them that must jar
some OF the old timers. He says that
the officers should be promoted faster
10 gei the best material More and
better officers are needed for the man.
ming Of our new and larger ships.
We are creating a navy Of great
strength and il must be divided into
squadrons and ilects-somcthing we
have mol bad since The civil war. And
We need competent flag officers and
captains Of experience, just Al much AZ
we need sailors and gunnens. Not
siihslanding their armor. armament.
speed, tonnage and the personnel Of a
ships crew, an Incompetent command.
ine officer can ruin ship or render il
useless aud nen,raliEc the entire
strength Of biz command. No one can
hell who is competent until the officers
are tined. There Is 90 way TO try them
~'thou, experience. and al the present
rate Of promotion many Of our officers
ARE boo old 10 learn uhen they reach
ihe rank that gives them an oppor.
'nnity 10 receive training. And oihers.
with few exceptions, are compelled
10 retire iof age A. room NJ they have
any training. when The captains q
our battle ships and cur lag officers
assa'nc thcir responsibility they have
almost reached The retiring age. Few
ohesm become captains until they are
Is OF 81 years old. and they seldom be-.
come reAE admiFAls until they are 90.
A man - supposed 30 reach bis
prime physically and mentally. n
nerve, energy Judgment and wisdom
when be Il II years Oh, and il expect.
cd 10 do bis best sofk btiween 15 ana
20, bat during al ihose year., wheu
they are uaost competent W command.
lhe ofioers " oar navy arr serving ia
subordinate positions.
"kGpcyieaoe has taught " ihai
many officers Who have been accgs.
icnrd 10 rceeiye orders un,i they are
20 years old sill lose theif nerve al
Thai age. They wsll hnd i practically
impossible 10 fora lhe hAbli 81
promptly accepting responsibility IN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-21
N 0 + &c Ell

The legal voters Of Manchester VII.
lAge are hereby warned 10 meet at the
Court House in said village on Satur.
day evening, June 23rd, at o'clock
TO &C, upon the petition Of X. D..
Brown and others who desire 10 have
their real estate embraced within the
limits o; the Village o. Manchester.
Also 10 consider the question % adj
diiional hydrAnts and electric lights
And 10 transact any other business
proper 70 be done
d. X SIN0NDs. clerk.
Manchester. Vermont, june -, 1900.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-21
Estate Of WILLIS S. BENTLEY

STATE or VERMONT, District Of Manifest
ef SIS
81 II REMEMBERED, that at q session OF
the Probate Court holden at Manchester,
within and Tor said District. on the 10Th day
u Iune A. ID. igD5
PRESENT HON w s. EDERTON, IuDur.
WHEREAS. a certain instrument IN writing
under seal, purpOring 10 be the last will and
testament OF Wills 5 Bentley. late Of sand
gate in said Distllct deceased having been this
day presented TO said Court Of Probate aud
duly filed IL the Registers Office Therefore
II IS ordered that all persons interested 10 the
estate Of said deceased be notified 10 appear
before said Court, al the Probate once IN
Manchester, m said District, Oh the nth day
Of July AID 100, at 10 O'Clock m the
forenoon by publication OF this order,
three weeks successiVely previous thereto,
IN The Manchester Journal, newspn-
per printed al ManChtSte Aforesaid 10 show
cause, II any they may have why said IN
Strumeni ~ writing should moi be proved and
allowed as the last will and testament Of the
SAL deceased
W Is. EDGEkTOk, Judge
B-3W
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-21
Admiral MccalIa 10 Retire

0uirf, has, beoa issued si the navy
department placing on the retired h't
July ~. mkt, aac u thc mosi pletur
esqar aud notable figures 81 the Amer.
iean navy II today. Rear Admiral
Bowman Il Mceallb. wbo l.d the for
loru hops 81 relief expedition THAT
drsi marched through ihc Boxer forces
a. Pekn. aud thereby saved the lives
- The ltgaiionrrs II 1890 Admiral
Mccalla was fighter from the word
40 and was always ready,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-21
Estate of SARAH h. sHHrARDSoN.

STATE OF VERMONT District 81 MancheSi.
sf. IS
~ II RtNt MEL Rtu that al session ~
the prahate Court holden at Manchester
within ana tot said Disttttt on the ah aay
" luue A d 1910
pRi SlN1 HOS w n tbutptpN. hpot
MHtRtAS, a ecriatn instrument IN writing
under seal, puparting " he the last viii ani
testament Of sarah u Nhgpsnlsnn late ~
Manchester Ia said District, deceased. hav-
INK been this daY presented 20 said & 0uft Of
Probate and dulN filed IN The Register pth,c
Therefore It Is ordered that all persons iutpt-
setcd ~ the estate Of SAID drtea sed BE- notified
TO apptat hyluie said Juutt, At the Probate
Olive To Manchester 70 said District, on the
lpth day ~ Tune A d lgpo, ~ publication ui
THIS order Three weeks SusceSslvclN previous
thereto, 10 the Manchester journal 4 news
paper printed a. Manchester aforesaid, 10
show cause " any they may have. Nhy said
instrument ~ writing should not be proved
ami allowed as the last wlll auI testament
Of the said deceased
W u. tnOlRfON. Judge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-21
Coed for Arlington.

a new industry which promises T.
be u much benefit 10 Arlington viii
soon begin operations ia thai village.
Wha, Cor YEAR, hAs been known A. the
Mlliimorr car works which has been
idle number u year. hAs been se-
car,d By the Brock Home Conaruc,
iion Co II Brooklyn and a. soon A.
possible Ihe mauufaeiuFr n portable
hoases will b. begun and force d
iaen empl0ye3.
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Commissioners Notice
Estate Of SPENCER BGBlr.


The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Count, Tor ihe District Of
Manchester, Commissioners 10 receive exc
anime and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against
spencer Bebee late Of Rupert
in said District, deceased, hereby give notice
that we viii meet l0r the purpose 0l examn-
ing and allowing said claims at The late resi-
denGe Of deceased ~ West Rupert on the 9th
day Of December, 100. from one o'tloclsp m.
TO four clock . m, OF said day, ana that
SIX months from the 9th day Of June A y.
1900, is the time limited by said Court tor
said creditors TO present their claims to US
for examination and allowance
Dated At Rupert, this 9th day Of June a. D.,
1000.
CHARLES II SHERMAN, / rom,.
BURT HADAWAY
Oscar J Bebee and Jennie BEIGE, Admfs /.
West Rupert
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Preeler Nominate. for Gorsrper

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Hurrah for the new states u OKLA
bona and Arizona The frst named
made NJ u Oklahoma and Indian Ter.
riiosics and the lst,er of Arizona aud
New Mexico, Oklahoma has signifcd
her willingness bat ia ibe case u Ari-
roma the matter Is ~ be- referred 10
The people for vote.