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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-12

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STATE OF COLORADO
COUNTY oF 6uSNIsOH, ~
In the County Cour, in Prob.,.
In the matter "a = the Estate Of
James II. Farrell. deeemsed
MS matter coming on to he heard on
this 18th day 81 !".e 4. d. IM7 Hpon the v,eti.
t,"n filed !'sssin ~ wiliia~ h"saa. sdr,imissr
descrised real estate, ~ wit:
An undivided one third ~ interest in ana u
eighty scsee move ~ lsss. Of coal lands situate
in t3nnnssn esanty. C..lovaao end MORE psrti.
cclariy described o. follows:
Tho southwest quarter ~ the s,,vthver,
Quarter ~ ~ cfs. ". ~ IT section eight
quarter ~. 4. 4 of f. r. ~ of ssct;o~ !. e~vr,
ship Is south ~ range ~. west Cf sisth priwri.
pal meridian. h'eins Coal Land Entry No II Vi,
ser'e. and knows as the MACK Diamoad Coal,
estate adj = the best interr~t tb~rrsl svd !,
row ~ ,H@rii Il 10 the Court from said p,titi,n
' 20, "p sni legal grounds exist for the sal
NV Therefore. il is ordered hy the Cou,,
that James FARRELL Of Duskone. Pennsylvspis
and all other per-on-, il any there he Who are
heirs 81 IA accident be and app before
ssid our ~ the Court room of curt in
the Town 81 Gunnison, Coant, ana = ~ :. sf,re-
asid, on the End day - July, A. D. i.s,.. at the
hour ~ ton o clock in the forenoon Of said day.
why an order should not be made directing the
said administrator ia sell the whole or So much
:" said real estate ,s may be necessary for the
purposes II ,..i ., said uetition
II Is furtb ror .i that this order be nub.
iished Tor al least l.ur successi i've weeks in the
ounnfson News-l hampton. a weekly public
newsnaP per published in said County.
(SgAL GEO. HETHERINGTON.
\0NJ County Judge.
Iut,r
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-12
N~sHs ~ ssNAl sxvva~ usAs

In the mst'er Of the estate Of tath.r.ss
kcsgusae. aecea-ed.
Notice y hereby gwen. that 90 Nopsay sl.<
ilih day af A.ea-i A ". l,s8s. being ,lue ~
the regular DAYS ct the Jane tern sa thu
toHosy curt ~ ,tsnns-on County. IN Probate.
in %. state OF toioralc. l. W o. kosA cd
iui-tratsf said estate. ili appear ts,-foss the
Judge Of said toagf. present "a, nssi settle
1ciai a. -ach administrator aud Tray the al
vrufal ~ the Same. aud will then apply to tr
~ -cissrged ~ such Administrator ~ which
time and place pursuant to dsly verified pet,
tIpn un iiie herein. Judicial si.fermibat ion of
the heir-iiip ~ said estate VII b. made by said
suurt.
Dated at 6anIi-.n. Culorado. duly 10. t~ss.
a. D. ROTH
Ahulini-trsfor of the estate OF sathar.ac No
1aun., decoa -ed. ssiy S2-Aug y.
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tr.,rr ~ So busss - sas- assassi than -
,ee el~sa~s ss.~ afa SpSesa- Ih< ssssase
!. te>s ~ oslcs the WOMAN sss<ssEgss- az
sbe aunss,asce and sAAae t0s e0eAsug-
Tss0s.a~f ~~osa UAs AAss 49,
esssd n. Oxss<'s EsSsssss ts~sssv
s.oe ~Ss3 ~ P~cisssso q ~ csse
~k.cA aa1 1BA sAs examinations
and bscai 0sasos.1G1HhRnns - ai>I
ac1lGAaE = - - In1lIx
caJe3 1e6Il lI1g|Ef Sssa1. - GIk3ky -
fswase ~eskps~A II slvays hsavH. u
Slasors always cussa. II h snBtsaly neD-
alcs,eolsc. p..a secsvs. all is~ tn6n~ds.nss
Icing print~d - iss t<sstss-wEApSsr. COR
tzisss Hc aelesesssus - kakis-fseu. .ng
drugs. aud every sative sss<.sc,ual rost
entering into IL. coas position has the full
enasr>.. at el tissss Eosst emiEeu; IN the
several scna~,se 81 medical practice. soas
Of these numerous snd ssrosssssss 81 yssv-
fis,sional embellishments q tis is4Ggszssenss.
will h. foand In a pamphict wrapped
rec ON request, by Dr. X. V. Pierce. u
Ba6slo. \. Y. These professional en-
dsssemcnts should have far nsorc weigts
taan any amount 81 the ordinary hay. -
usn-gss,sc~sional testimouials.
The most intcllisen; WOMEN ncw'-a -s.a =
insist on knowing ~hst they tane as med
icine instead of opening their mouths like
a los Of young birds and eulping down
whatever j. offered them. -Fsvorite IRE
scriptioR j. of KNOWN COMPOSITION. il
makes weak wOsDen strong and sick
women we'll
IH Piercc's Medical Adviser u sent fires
on receipt OF stamps to pay cNpeuse ~
mailing oaiN ~.snd to IF. X. v. Pierce,
Buffalo. n. Y, q ons-ceut stamps for pa
p-ir-coyered. or 81 stamps for cissth -i-,sI,d-
If SICK consult the D,ctot. FIRE. of charge
hy letter. All such eammunicstiou>s are
hild sacr.dly confidential
Ir. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets nvieosats
aud regulate storaaca, liver and bowe,n.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-12
NoAes - Cnaveaeion

The News-ChampiOn has never
believed in leasing. nor in the petty
charges for grass and multitudioas
other things that Mr.. Pinchot wants
to make money from, but after view
ing the bunch of cattle barons who
were whooping it up for the presi-
dents policy at Denver, we have ex-
perienced a slight change of heart.
Where man wants to lease public
land, and as is the case nine times
out OF ten wants to lease it for the
purpose of making double profit by
keeping his neighbors out and pre-
venting new homeseekers coming in
80 that he will not have to divide up
his range, then he ought to pay and
pay roundly. We still think how
ever, that the principle of charges
for an internal improvement is all
wrong and grossly unjus, to the west,
no matter how many cattle barons
are willing and anxious to pay that
they may keep out settlers
The blessings of the public range
ought to be free to every land owner
in proportion to his holdings for that
is one of the inducements we NAV
extend to bring new settlers, until
such times as all our available land
is occupied Eastern states had that
inducement and it is not fair to denv
it to US.
Main features of the resolutions
adopted by the convention are op-
position 10 leasing, state ownership
OF state water as opposed to govern
ment ownership to parcel out a.
pleAses somebody at Washington;
restriction of forest reserves to for
est areas and these to be REDUCED
when not absolutely needed, cutting
out of the red tape, publicity Of the
reports of the inspectors. and per
haps most important of all, recon-
mendation that the homesteader
shoald be allowed TO IMMEDIATE
LY settle upon any desired tract,
having The bsrdsn of proof to the
forestry officials sAosld they claim
the laad - more valuable for other
purposes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-12
A~sNE w AssVsyuNsv sAy

Estate 81 Ricki-Son e Arnold d.c~ssed
The undersigned, having hcen appointed "A.
miss'rstorof the estate of kickis-on I. AsesaA.
is'e "f the Count, Of Gupnison. is the state ~
Colorado. deceased hereby gives pot,ce thai u
VIII appear before the ounty Court ~ ssid
1nbnison tonnty At the Court Mouse in tiunsi
,"n' 70 the SAID tounty, ON Monday, the estk
day OF July. A. u. Iss1, at the hour 81 NJ q eI,,ck
a. N. 81 said day. at which time all yurevse-
having claims against said estate are ss4tAed
having the same adjusted. All parsons iwsrkt
en 10 said estate are requested t0 make inuss-
dis'e payment to the WssNersixnsd.
Of June, A. ID. bo1.
ALLeN R ARNOLD.
Ad.iasstrasos ~ the s~tsse ~ aiekirsss., a. ~.
hosA, ssresseA. 1use 2s-Joi0 =.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-12
>ogRt ~ Asss~Jsesy sAy

t-'a'e { Edward Norman. DECREASED
To unacr-l2Bsd. having bcen apt@,istet ad.
miHs-trstor II thr estate of Ed~sra Norman
hi' oi ti' cunt, ,,f ilnni-on.in IN the state ~
tolorad., deceased hershy ~ g..- I.,tic. tL., h.
VII spi"-ar before the county ours 81 said Gun.
ni-on onntv- at The Court House an t.unsi-oo.
10 $40 ounis on Monday. the ~ d day ~ Jul,
A. u ~, at Iuoclock q n. d I'D stsy al ~h,,.,,
time all persons having claims against said
t.-tate are notified aud requested to attend Ss,s
The purpose of having the same adjusted All
persons indebted 10 said estate ar. r.,,,r.,rtl
'" make immeaiate payment 10 the under
signed.
June. A. ID. I,s..
JOHN D. JENNINGS
Administrator of the estate of Edward Norman.
June > Juy n 1876. ,t.c..-ea
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-12
Death of Ms. Caroline Essex.

At the home of her daughter Mrs.
VIM. Pickett near Cedaredge. occur.
the death of Mrs. Caroline Estes OF,
July 3rd. Death was due TO par.I.
ysis. She leaves six children
Thomas and James in this cit-, Mr.
Pickett and Charles in Cedaredre
Mrs. Wright in Cripple Creek and
and II. II. Estes in Nevada. Mr.
Estes lived here in the early day.
and had many friends here. Sl,
WIS 20 years old.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-12
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Te C.. ..katioa
Continued from First Pag,

D'ss.s~u 'ipsu ~ okt
toned that the band boys did them
selves proud and fsraiahsd high,
siepPiAg ~ssic ior al events asd
kstwses whiIes o. bAh dsys.
Fridays fem sGsrtsd with a o~rro
race between two Pitkin boys, Won
Wy Date Scott with Rex Whisehorn
secosd.
The potato race WAS dandy and
wss won by Geo Trevarthen, who
eut e5 for his hust ing ability Date
Scott won %, second money. In
the three legged race Date Scott also
% Erst money together with Harry
Grant. Andrews and Niley, of
Gsanisoa took second money.
The rsceA were pretty good, es-
pscially the ladies race. Miss Hattie
vsder won this, but was given =
ssck and neck conte~t by Miss Losa
Wright on Fred Nckee's pony. The
finish WAS wildly exciting, both
Young ladies being cheered TO the
echo.
Ia the half mile race two heats de-
cided it both ending with Jack Bak :
er, owned by John Brunz, ahead
and kasper pressler's black mare.
Beauty, second.
The quarter mile and repeat was
a good race, there being a seven en- :
tries. 1t was won by the Brunz
horse with Hattie Naders horse sec
ond. Judges in the races were W.
:. Henderson. W. keelor and David
Walker
At the ball game Friday after
noon between the Pitkin and Gun
nison Juniors the boys did some
good playing. The score was 6 to
10 in favor of Gpnnison.
Good crowds were here from the
surrounding towns Probably hun
dred from Pitkin. while a 1J0 from
Crested Butte is low estimate, and
smaller delegations from other
places. All report a fine time and
ready to come again either to the
Fourth or Cattlemens' Day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-12

l.. II. Easterly There is more
snow in the hills at this time of
the yeor than ever before in my
recollection. In spite of the hot
weather which keeps the streams
bank full, it is not going rapidly
enough to do damage or endanecr a
shortage later on. because this snow
has been so thoroughly packed as to
be practically ice. and consequently it
melts slowly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-12

Sagusche Crescent Tuesday
Eagess Williams. supervisor OF the
Cochstopa Forest Reserve. moved
his Office from Moffst 70 Saguache
lie is occupying the building east
of DIR. Melvins Office on San Juan
Ave. As the reserve almost encircles
Saguache this is by far the most
convenient location for the super
visor's Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-12
lssaupns EAb IS 13EsA q Co.
Ohio CEssk. Tkassdsy. July II


liz. 4. G.. I.ssuh. .sxse Veterinary
s~rgeo1. sad In GseO. GieSer OF tsss
Agricultural coste9r ~ess IN tke val
Iey Saturday and SUNDAY ioa&Ing
oser the cause ot the iar-. II 50 H.auy '
cattle They laaee a trip - the An.
ths.cs,e where - head treioas,ng ~
A. T.. Hyxer. G. l.. Ssoae aud the
Andrews iIo~. we're found dead
some IN erosps of tea or dAzen.
The trosble vas identified as Lark
spar As there are i..ro cattle ou
the range. the only tesssble remedy
seems 10 be to drive them q another
range until the larkspur passes the
poisonous period.
Most af the ranchmen are roand-
ing up and branding cattle this
week.
Last week Ray Miller had some
baled hav at tine hay platform at
Lone Pine Crossing on the {. n ;.
u. X. which caught hre from the
sparks OF an engine.
The Wesi Side Ohio Greek Range
Cattlemen are out branding calves
and building drift fences aud the
Last side cattle men are going out
today for the same purpose.
Several ranchmen have cat off the
water from their bitches this week
and are getting ready for having
There is more water in Ohio Greek
this July than has been in any July
since 1884
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-12
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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-12
Grand Premium 0tfer

While IN Denver recently the writer made arrange
mens with the Ranch and Range whereby we are enabled
NewsCh.mp.on. Akhossh is absorption pr;oe dol
lar year and this paper two doa we o6c both to new
s,bscrben and Old sbscrbe. paid year IN advance for
$500. This Is one d the bca prem..m o6es we have
been abe to make Sampe copies of both appi-
cation Fill the coupon below and ec these two papers
for the Price of one
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-12

Elk Mountain Pilot-On Monday
Mr.and Mrs. l.. Y. Bantock left for
their new home at Montclalr Colo
RADIO. Mr.. Bantock has for many
wears been connected with the cattle
interests Ct this county, also holding
the meat contract for furnishing the
Colorado Supply Co A host of
friends wish them success in their
new home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-12
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ons.,r of the s>t ~s ssd ss-~ssmsessf ~ I~zps. A
ssnstn iase o sAe C~assa, ~ g.
n,-.,p sHa ss~ie 81 Cossssassa. Aprs~rua
hrfcsls gave sofsre ttsaa he 80 ~.
s..sEfy- at III. toart noa-e IN tss.ss..s or
ssssfsss, The iZth a~y ~ August. 4. j. ~. a.
ti.c tsaaf II tsa cls-k a ~ which tsup> ~
prr-sss- having cisia.- against -ssA k-ssse are
s"t,fs~d and requested Ia ~sresa f.~ the p~x
Ir,-e sf having the adjusted AL pssssis
iufichfed tc said k~s.ie re..sse~tssa Ia asaks
lInuseetsss,e rAS uscs.t ~ the wsssts.r-s.n@d-
Dated st d.y 81 Jaly. 4. d I~s
JDSt.rH BlAs ksTtak
duly I2 sae o. Essrws.s
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-12

Horace Miller, superintendent of
the Hard Cash on Galena mountain
10 in the Elk mountains and states
that bond and lease has been given
to eastern parties who will work the
mine this summer thousands Of
toss Of ore have already been ship
,ed from THE property and rs vet it
is little developed
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-12
What Would
You Do

If three good physicians
should pronounce your
case hopeless. If they
should decide that you
could not live longer than
six weeks. And if you
should get well, after U.s.
ing only $500 worth Of
DIR. Miles Heart Cure and
Nervine, what would you
advise a friend in like con-
dition to dof
'I have to thank you for saving
my wife ; life two years ago We had
continued with the doctor until the
third doctor. like the two previous
ones said that nothing could be done
for her; that she had better he taken
home from the hospital to quietly walt
her time, which would not he oves
weeks at the most. I brought her
home. and then l thought probably
Or. Miles Heart Cure and Nervine
might help her, SO l got a bottle OF
tach ana some NtrNs ana Liver MS
and commenced TO give them TO her.
We soon seen an Improvement. ana
encouraged by this we continued Civ
ing the medicine. We gave her eleven
bottles in all of the medicine. She
takes ii occasionally now il she feels
the need. / am in the ministry. and
have been for a. years"
REV. T. MILLIGAN.
Genda Springs, kans.
Or. Nj,>s' besrt Cure In ss,l ~
your druggist. who will GUARANTEES thaf
the first bottle will beoes5t. " u fails
NE WIIl refucd yowr money.
Miles Medical Co, Elkhart Ind
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-12
Sap-a.lae
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IN slit' Of the backward spring
II looks as though the Gunni.on
county hay crop would be a GOOD
average, if not the best in hisicrv
~o OF three more weeks Of this
no' weather with plenty of water
a. assured, will make a record growth
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-12
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Ne~sChampion Correspondence.
Wednesday, July 3
Miss Maud Stevens made a short
vieit TO Gunnison.
Miss Minnie Green went to Gun
nison Sunday returning Wednesday
Miss Lulu Mergleman is in Den
yer for a visit with her sister and
friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-12

Wholesale beef prices in Denver
have gone from eight To- ten cents a
pound IN the last SIX weeks, and it is
freely predicted they will soon be at
twelve certs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-12
Ella Grace Balm

June p. July ~
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-01-18

Builds up waste tissue, promotes
appetite, improves digestion, induces
refreshing sleep, gives renewed
strength and health. That's what !
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea does,
35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Vim. Connolly.
The Supreme Master Workman of
the A. O. U. W., says that Iowa ought
to have law requiring every man
who took out marriage license to
take out policy of $1,000 in an
insurance company. And to this
might be added that every man who
took such policy should be compelled
to keep it in force.
The Immaculate Conception Acad.
emy opened January I, 1907, with an
attendance of 2O5. The pronounced
success of this school is very crafty
ing to those who have labored so long
and hard to obtain 1T. Thirteen
boarders are staying there now, but
there is room for more. The Sisters
have purchased Baldwin plano, the
music class being SO large, numbering
66, that another instrument was need
ed to accommodate .the class,-Elma
New Era
| At the Dubuque Poultry Show in
progress In that city this week, there
are fewer birds aud and q less number
of exhibitors than at the Cresco show
last week, and also several less varie-
ties Of chickens on exhibition. 1t is
when we read OF shows elsewhere
that we can best appreciate our own
show. Travelling men say that the
Oresco show is the biggest in this sec
tion with the exception of the Cedar
Rapids, Minneapolis and St. Paul
shows.
The joint installation Of the officers
of the A. o. q. w. and Degree of
Honor occurred last Tuesday evening.
P. VI. W Will Lenth acted as ms stall
ling officer for the Workmen and P.
@. ii. Miss Anna Page installed the
officers of the Degree of Honor. Fol-
lowing the installation ceremonies,
a fine turkey supper was served by the
ladies. A jolly evening of dancing
completed the program. A large
number Of the members and
their friends were present and it
is needless to add that every one pres
ent enjoyed themselves to the fullest
extent
Cresco Camp No. 12l W. o. W., and
Manchester Grove No. Is, w. c., will
hold q j)int installation in the
Armory on Tuesday evening next,
which al the members OF both
orders, and their families and friends
are invited to attend. In addition to
the regular installation features,
short musical program will be given,
also an address by Rev. G. q. Schleh
D. D., OF Omaha, Sovereign Lecturer
OF the W. o. w. Following the
installation. program, which will com.
mence promptly at o'clock, dance
will be given to which the general
public is invited, for which dance
tickets will be sold at "a nominal price.
The ladies Of the w. @. will have
charge of the supper which will be
served in W. o. w. hall and will be
free to the members of both orders
and their immediate families. Supper
will be furnished for others a, SOC per
couple. Music for the dance will be
furnished by the w. o. W. Orchestra
of six pieces
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-01-18

DR.. Hunt, OsTEoPATH Office in
Luers buildinff.
B. Norton of Lourdes was q
visitor Thursday.
E. A. Huber made business trip
to Dubuque this week.
DR.. @. d. Horton was up from Ft.
Atkinson on Wednesday.
Whole wheat -four at Gratis Iron
Warehouse, on Market st.
N. A, Blackburn, lawyer. Office
opposite the National Bank.
R. S. Caward visited his nephew
in Milwaukee, Wis, this week.
DR.. J. ]. Ahern, Office at residence,
two blocks north of M. e. Church.
We guarantee satisfaction If you use
our Stock Food. Drug Co
Mrs. w. R. CLARK left last evening
for q visit with relatives at Monticello
Wis.
The best cigars, tobacco and confec-
tionary in the city at SINGERS res
taurant.
Try sack of Cresco corn meal, gra-
ham or buckwheat, and you will use
no other.
DR.. w. T. DAILY, physician and sur
geon. ONCE over Lomas s. Milz'
Drug Store.
Mrs. ]. Z. Scripture left Monday to
take treatment at the Prairie du
Chien sanitarum.
Make more money on your stock by
using our Stock Food. It's guaran-
teed.-Lomas-Milz Drug Co.
]. 81. Beadle, Doctor OF Veterinary
Science. Once over Whites Livery.
Once phone, 313}; house, 313t.
Patronize home industry and buy o.
T. Freehauf'S graham, corn meal and
buckwheat--as good as the best.
A large farm to rent for cash or on
shares, 2t miles from market. Apply
to ELLA r. LANE, Groton, S. D.
II you want farm loan at low
rate of interest, see American Loan
& Trust Company, Cresco, Iowa.
Hair chains and fobs made to order,
Vibratory facial massage and mani
curing at Mrs. Harvey Mitchell's.
Our Stock Food conforms to the
new Pure Food laws.
Lomas-Milz Drug Co.
Try our Stock Food. Your money
back II you are not satisfied.
Lomas-Milz Drug Co.
FOR SALE-A good boned Jersey
Red boar. Will be sold cheap. En-.
auire Of Walter Forty, R. F. D. No. S.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Buchanan are
down from Elk River, Mimi, visiting
among Howard county relatives and
friends.
Wilbur Lemon, John q. Jones and
Earl Henry left yesterday for Ely,
Mimi, to take up some stone and tim
ber lands.
Farmers will make no mistake In
patronizing Stinger's restaurant (for.
merly Genshow's). No better meals
In the city.
Try o. A. Stinger's restaurant 1.-THE
old Genshow stand) If you want q
first class meal. Good cooking and
good service.
The Grace Church Guild will meet
with Mrs. George Fish, Wednesday
January 23d, at 2:3o p. m. All mem
bers requested to attend.
Jacob Welsh arrived Wednesda!
from Grand Forks, N. D.; for a few
weeks visit with his family, after al
absence Of about two years.
Mp. Lydon will hold public sal
Of Poland China brood sows, Feb. Sth
Col. John Finegan of Cresco, and Col
r. f. Dewey Of West Union, Auc
tioneers.
Thos. Frankson sends us list OF a
persons in southern Minnesota an
northeastern Iowa who left Sprin
Valley, Tuesday, on his Texas excul
sion, four of whom we're from Howar
County, viz: VIM. Bollman, OF Linn
Springs, Q: II. Meredith and Jno. We
burg Of Chester, and F. Rohn, 9
Riceville.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-01-18
|. 0. 0. F.

Following Is the list of officers In
stolled ty the l. o. o. f., Jan. IA, O7
for the ensuing year:
N. G.-L. P. Sanborn.
V. G.-J. 81. Nichols.
Sec'y-G. R. Story.
Treas-H. w. Young.
Warden-N. s, Durgin.
Conductor-C. g: Brown.
R. S. N. CIV. e. Laidlaw.
L. S. N. G.-Myron Converse.
I. s. CIV. A. Clink.
o. s. g Elmer eager.
r. S. V. G B. P. Norton.
L. S. v. G.-H. e. Windmiller.
r. S. Sc. w. Harris.
L. S. S.--A. Albertson.