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NOTICE.

sSss g %$s'5sS Sfs :as 4 e. .s4s
g a6 i1 Mill he ReS the e9 osr Of s
Panys Store, Frisco, Beaver COUNTY:
Utah, on Friday May 10th, 1906 at -
crine and passing upon the question of
amending Articles 5, and s. OF the Az
ttcles, OF Incorporation Of the Galena MIN
ins Company N NRiTh Issd $ as f"''0~S'
shall be al Frisco Utah so that til
same shall read read :, Is a7 fSll g
shall be at Salt Lake city, Utah
ARTICLE g.
That tlIe amount Of the capital stock ~
this Incorporation shall be fiftg thousand
dollars (Sl0o0) which shall be divided IN
10 one hundred Thousand shares OF the
par Nalle Vt ilfty cents CSoc per share SO
that the Same shall read as followss
ARTICLE 6,
That the amount OF the capital stock OF
this incorporation shall be forty-hve thou
sand (st5Vd0-OW dollars. which shall be di
Sided into three hundred thousand shares
OF the pax value Of fifteen G5ct per share
TWO hundred thousand shares 10 go Into
the treasury ne a working capital 10 be
disposed % by the board Of directors
ARTICLE S,
That the officers Of said corporation
shall be board OF seven directors. five
are authorized to transact all business
and exercise the corporate powers OF the
corpora ton: a prc.id ens, Vice pres PRS
to De eligible TO the offices OF this COZ
poratIon. Il person must be the owner OF
at least one thousand shares OF the cap
itaI stock Of said corporation, So that tn
same shall read as follows:
ARTICLE 6
That the officers u said corporation
shall be a board or five directors, thTee OF
whom shall constitute quorum and are
authorized TO transact all business and
exercise the corporate powers of the cor
poratl0n; president vice president a
secretary, and tTeastirsr. That to bf
eligible to the offices OF this corpora tlon
a person nsust be the OWNER OF at Ieas
ors thousand shares OF the capital stoeli
or said corporation.
NJ. C. MORRIS,
President OF the Galera Mining Company
DAVID JAMES,
Secretary OF the Galena Mining Company
Dated Salt Lake City, Utah. April u.
1905,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Notice. Whereas on the asth day Of
July 1875 George 9, Moss and Bertha l.
Moss, his wife made, executed and delv.
fourteen hundred Isl, no 90, 5oi.ars ~" and
to secure the payment Of said note. made,
their certain deed OF trust with George NJ
Cannon, as trustee, 10 the following deS-
erihed tract Of land. to-wit; All q lot 4.
block 2 kelsey & GIllespie's subdivision NJ
salt Lake County, state OF Utah, whicl,
deed Of trust was duly recorded In an
office OF the County Recorder Of Salt
Lake County Utah on AUGUST lst. 1905
and ~ N' % ~ N'eeS' p's' '''
Whereas. ave said George @. Moss also
pledged as additional security for said
loan a shares. OF The stock OF said lions
Whereas, default has baer made In tho
payment Of the monthly lrstalln.en;s and
vded for more than six months prior "a
this date and there is now due to sald
lions Benetit Building Society. interest r
1hs t.. AMOUNT :, sn ef ssI55 making tStal u z
value of said stock, the sum ot sl,24l 81
remains due and owing to the said lions
Bensat Building Society, and
Getty. the holder Of said note and deed Of
trust. has demanded that I. az such trus-
tee sell safe land and. premises
Now, therefore, l. George NJ. Cannon
the 18th day OF May, 1901 at 10 O'clock
a M Of said day sell the said premises
At public yendue to the highest bidder
city, Ttali, and will make to tho pur-
chaser thereof such title as by. the terms
Of the deed of trust as such trustee am
"A hDr1-nd
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3. The same,
8. Twenty eihgies- SO added entrance
= Browning Bros Co, Diamond med0i
event; "a Singles entrance, s., reversed
traps unknown angles, use. Of two bar
rels A, p. Biselow, OF Ogden, won thi5
trophy at the Pocatcllo tournament aid
will thiS year receive 90 per cent OF me
purse
s. Fifteen singles So added, entrance
n ~.
g. Twenty singles $G nddcd- entrance,
s.
TO- Same no :,
H. Idaho Fails medal shoot " HnEle
entrance, 81; winner a' last tournament 10
receive 20 per cent pT tho purse
II Fifteen singles, $50 added. entran y
$50,
lS Twenty singles S2o ADDED entrance
S.
H. Fifteen singles so added, entrance
81 So. ..-
l5 Becker trophy shoot, 20 tarGeic.
entrance ST. 10 targets, known traps nlir
known agles 10 targets, known traps nnd
known angles 10 targets, known traps
known angles. reverse pull. use u botR
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OF which t4Ce went t0 the winner, and q L
tracied sportsmon from ALL parts of the
west,
New lsichlaud MINI Second prize went 20
Allen & Wilson's CloEc shave OF Whit
Ing, lad Grand CharacSery brought here
from san Francisco for the contest took
third money
Other hounds which started were For,
turate Effort from san Francisco; Cut
Glass OF Redwood Falls. Mimi; F1ne
Edge Of Denver, Colleen Bawu, OF Sew
ard Neb-: Game Sport Of New Rich
land Mimi; Alice buchanan Of San
Francisco; Ma ster Red Patch. OF FL Reno,
Fine Art. Lizzie Dee. Bartages, May Al
len, all of New Rtchland, Mimi.
Twenty-fopr dogs TN all competed
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NOTICE Oh SPECIAL STOCKHOLM
I,lSS' MEETING.

CROWN POINT MINING AND MILL
ING COM ANY, Room =. A1orlan Build
ing, Salt Lake City. Utah. Notice is here.
by given that a special Stockholders
Milling Company, will be held at the Of.
flee OF the company, Room Is. Morlan
Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, on Tues
day, May l4th. 1891, "a the hour of II
o clock a. m, OF said day. for the follow
ing puTp Oses, to-wlt,
l. For the electlo of officers
>. For the purpose OF considering and
acting upon a proposition made by the
Crown Point Consolidated Mining Com
pany Ia purchase all the real ana per-
sOnal property of every kind, nature and
description belonging TO this corporation
6. For the purpose of con sidefing and
acting upon such other business as may
come before said meeting
G. p NORTON, Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals for the nstalla tlop OF
house at Huntington, Utah. will be re
of trustees up to April 39th 1907. Plans
and specifications can be seen at the Of
fee OF X. c. Watkins, Architect or at the
office Of the chairman OF the Board OF
Trustees, Hunting ton, Utah. or speCifica
lions VIII be- sent to prospective bidders
Bids 10 be opened at the school house in
Huntington Utah. at 10 O'Clock a, IN OF
May LIST. 1907. Each bid must he accom-
parted with certified check Of per
cent Of the amount of bid made payable
to the Huntington School Board. Rights
reserved 10 reject any or all bids.
WIN. HOWARD, Chairman.
r Il. JOHNSON. Treasurer
ELLEN BROCK BANK Secretary
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INDOOR TENNIS.


New York April @--IndOor tennis at
ST, Nicholas rink will close this week IN.
terest Canters In the showing Of Miss May
Sutton and such opponents Us Elizabeth
Moore, eN-nauonql champion; AIIss Heicn
Ho1na-s national champion, and several
other experts.
Following The close OF the indoor series
Miss sutton VIII gen two weeks Of out-
door play before leaving for England ON
Alay l.,
Arrangements are 20 be perfected this
week tor outdoor practise OF The interu6-
tlOns team. Tournaments VIII probably
he played az Knpltw0cd
The Country club .. gVesteheszer- Crcs-
cent Athletic club and the Merton Cricket
dub Belmont Cricket ciut ana German
rupu Cricket CLUB ~ PalLhd Ita.a. = cE
will probably get veef ut play, Fsth 1de
American thal.=r gers 1irrcI against su"t
EXPERT as EEl. A. LarL@d- A. ! rlCthier
Esl-eIg D. F. f=--- alc % pz3e =. Nranr
Il L r.-.- l.---I-
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in the District Court In and for the
Third judicial District ~ the State 81
usah, County ~ Salt Lake. In the mat
ter OF the dissolution OF ;he Sanpete &
SEWER Sugar Company, a corporation
The Sanpete d SEWER Sugar Company, q
corporation, organized and existing under
and by virtue OF the laws OF Utah hqvEn-
tary dissolution, under the provisions
Statutes Of Utah 1898. notice Is hereby
given that any person having objection
10 the said application may He the same
in writing with the undersigned, at his
office In the City and County Building
at salt Lake. Ci'y. Utah at any time
witness The CIerk OF said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 2Stn day OF
March. A. u. 1901
lscaD j. U ELpREDGE, JR-, Clerk
BY David a. Smith, Deputy,
Young & Snow Attorneys for Petl-
tioner.
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VARSITY TEAM
DEFEATED PROVO
rllaI Meet ON Saturday Afternoon
Won by U--ScOre, Sventy-
three to Forty.
ONE STATE RECORD BROKEN.
Bcuniou Made a Ncw Mark iu the
Hummerthrow~--Ac Incidents Kept
score Down

rbc track meet an Provo on Saturday
afternoon was a most interesting oue and
vac CAPTURED by the University Of Utal.
from the r. y. T. In q decisive manner,
Inc srore being n to ~ Undoubtedly thu
score would have been greater in the
1-jr favor but for accidents to- some OF
,be voune athletes. IN the high hurdles
5Enntsrrau trlpped and fen heavily to the
ground, cutting bad gash In has Knee
He had just won the trial heat IN u SEC
ords. eauallius the record.
Fred Benniop won the le0'yard gas ,s, y
against a fast Brunch and his winning NV :
rvent was q surprise The STATE Vegol"
for hammer throw YES broken eY -5 9sI,
1ishsd By him IS Isj VT 9 inches ,,,,.
Cant. StallIngy OF Tile 3. v u, oeaF flt'
of tie q. hy winning the halt-milc event
III weight and broad juEnp events F9VNo
Vas superior 10 the varsity boys
Following were the events
TRACK EVENTS,
harvard hurdles-~First heat, Hunts
man, Runyoh, {. o. T.. Evans. B. v o.
i sg~ond heat-Niclson. U. of T.; Exams
D. ! U i,, TIM l"S Nis,aon !? L. OF Vi
Love dig3 : 4 T. g. & Tlmei wv
iGO-yard dash--Bennion 3 Moore 2 L,
OF u Hansen ], p Y y rinlssaa a. = "a,
lil-y1ru uAhl--BIlDlrA w b"pN ~ N' 80
L. StalIlngs ,, n, =. n. Ttme-'2I
Mile rsrn-Balley s. Z. of a.. T. JACOBS
6 ii Jacobs j. H. Y. u TtiNe-3!55.i
a20~yard hurdles Nelson D kunEon df
L. OF e.. Love ]. Is. Y L. Tlme-sa',5 .
800. yard DASH lSrlptun ). Moore X 4. OF
r.: Hansen l. 3, y. " Thine 'S3-L ,,,,.
SJf+yard run-SSalttngs =. ", Y VI FllI
O. Iuil l. u, " IT, TiEnC-2;QS,
T. 0f e relay Wor by team cpmposgq
~ BTlntun Pint, Eauick- Moore; b
r. seam composed OF ScbuteId, BalId'
Van Wagfuen and Hansen Ilme-l' 9'
FEILp EVENTS
shotput-Peterson 3, p. " u Bennion
a. Il. of L. BeEgner l. Y. u Distance
laigh i'm p-BalEd ). H. Y, w.: Hedges :,
Hunsssnan :, L, OF r. Distance fee S'a
pole vault-Russel ), U, Of u Brock
hank 2, l.. " T. I-auDly j. 4. OF " Ils-
tance-~l0 feet 3 !nUhtS,
Hammer throw--Bennion 8, T. Of I;
NJ I5etorson q b " T.: Russell. u II
Il. Dlsiamce--lS5 feet inches.
Running broad lsmp~-B4ird :, llsnNnG
3, b. y T.; Russell y OF U, Dls'aAce7-!o
T6tal. {. Of T., 20. b. Y. H. 40
Referee, Or G, g. Plmmmer; Judges OF
field. hedges, Swsnson, ps,pond; Judges
OF finish, NrcCalllster, strane Rylaeh;
starter Brown; timers Milne, Robinson,
clerk OF course, smith scorer, Peterson
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NOTICE OF BOND SALE.

$4,000 % FIVE PER CENT BONDS.
GRANITE SCHOOL DISTRICT, SALT
lake COUNTY. UTAH Sealed bids will
he received at the office OF the Board OF
Education of the Granite School District
until $50 p m, April %, 1900 South State st.
Salt Lake City, Utah. foT SieHo-oO five per
cent s.year building bonds. Ur the de-
nomination Of sl.O0G,OO. payable at any
time after FIVE years
Bids will be opened Monday, April %
1901 at T:SJ p. M
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids,
J. D. CUMMINGS, Clerk Of hoard
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Heart
Weakness

The action at the heart de-
ponds upon the heart nerves
and muscles. When from any
cause they become weak or cN-
hausted, and tail to furnish
sufficient power the heart ilrt
tiers, palpitates, skips beats
and in its effort to keep up II
work, causes pain and distress
such as smothcring spell
short breath, fainting, pain
around heart, arm and Shout
dcrs. The circulation is inn
peded. and the entire system
suffers from lack OF nourish
meut,
DIR. Miles Heart Cure makes
a heart strong and vigorous ~
STRENGTHENING these nerves and
muscles
vr had rajrl,ntion End pain around
my hcg z lst, tho doctors % 1t "
incurnlIo | dou't hllafc n now.
nftcg u.-.7- Tx botlys q pr; Mile
ITeartCl- jhr-c bottles OF tLe Ner7ne
ana thr.c boxes Of NE Nerve ap@
liver !-lls / am entirely cured, nuf
feel britrr than 1 have Tor 0ue years.
and II Is all due to tneso remedies
want yOA to know. tha yolT 1nodl-ltes
cured me. Il relieved re from .le
FIRST dose, ard ! kept riEhi an an tis r e25
an feel.rs be.tc ,-., even ., 9,ir., y 9'N
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bste Division IN aud FOR Salt Lake Coun-
ty, stnte Of Utah IN the matter OF the
estate OF Ellen b. SlcClclland. Deceased
Notlce---The petition VI Ellen W. Lloyd
Margaret ~ ChipmGn and Edith IL Me.
Clellnnd, praying roI tho issuance to-
WGshburu s. Chapman ot Letters OF Al.
milistra'iun IN the estate Of Ellen H.
McClellaHd. deceased has been set for
hearing on Saturday, the ith day on May
a, u. 800 at ~ o'clock, a, M az tho
Counts. Court House IN the Court Room
Lake County, Utah,
Witness tie Clerk OF said Court with
he seal thereof affixed this end day
or April A, II, l.sJi,
lsca6 j. E.ELDREDGE, JTl. CLERK.
by w, IA, FarnswoTth Deputy Clerk
Mathonihah Thomas Attorney Tor Petl-
Homer
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What q lovely morning" said
mother. as she seated herself behind
the coffee cups aid yesterday the
weather man prophesed raini"
Bobby Gagged ~. The newspapers
don't always know what Gods going
to do, do they, mamma Woman s
Home Companion,
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Sioux City, April 4s.-rhe visltros hit
ths Sioux CITY pitchers at win and Sioux
Guys errors ar critical times and sener~
ally stupid work IN thn inheld aided
Pueblo IN hsAning up the runs,
Score; r. FL, T.
Sioux city ..,,--..,,,,..--,,,,,.--.., y .
pueblo --,,. ,--..'t'y.-..t,,.----..,l ID &
BatteTies-S,immel. Neland and Shoe
han, Hatch and Smith
At ba-Omaha-Denver game post
ppusd; cold weather
At Dies Moines-No ganies wet grounds.
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RUSTY NINE WON.

AT Liberty Park yesterday the "Rusty
Nine defeated the Troy Laundry team III
a game Of baseball by the score Of is tc
D. The winning team lined up as follows
Cardwetl b., Ryan, 8 b.: Sellers SIS;
Wilson. |. q. Smith. G. T. Schmitg. r. /.
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soLDrERs WE'RE WINNERS
Dubci's Team Lost the First Ball Game
OF the Season.

The first ball game of the season bc
tween the Dubeis aud tha Soldiers was
played yesterday afternoon and was Non
by the Soldiers by q score or V to ). The
score follows.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sign
ers Tor further Information.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
IT, Stale Of Utah In the matter Of the
estate 81 William J. Lloyd, Deceased Mo-
tlcc--Ihe petition Tor approval and set
Of the estate OF William j. Lloyd. deCeas-
I'd has been SET 20, hearing on Saturday
the tth day OF May. a. ID. 1897, at 10 o.
clock a. M, at THE County Court House,
In Vhc Court Room OF said Court I'M
Salt Lake city, Salt Lake County, Utah
Witness the Clerk Of said Court wIth
the seal shcreof affixed this 22nd day Of
April. \. y. le0G
Cseaj5 j. T. ELDREDcE, JR,. Clerk.
By w. H. FatGhWOrth Deputy Clerk
MathOnihah Thomas. Attorney for Petit
LOnCn
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RINeMAsrER WON.
Captured the SeIni-Annual Coursins
stakes at Chicago

sons saw c. T.. Roots hound Ringma ster
win tHe semi annual coursInB stakes held
under the auspices of the ChcGBo Conrs-
ing club at Mount Greenwood he, yester-
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NORTH w ESTERN.

Seattle Wash, April -s---Seatle won
easily today from Butte, making tha Sc
Butte got only onr hit of Rush. Butte
punched errors and Seattle bunched hits
In the second third aud eighth innings.
Score. r. II. l.,
Seattle .,.''- ---,,.t.---.'t' ',---'''''D !
Butte ...+- ,.--..,,,.- ...,,,..-..,,,2 .
Bstterics-Rush and Stanley; KlllaClkey
and Veil
Lmprc-Ehret.
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san Francisco. April ss.-Oakand won
both OF tOday's games In the morning
game on the Oakland grounds. Oakland
did not find Jones until towards the end
Of the game. san Francisco could do
nothing with Wright after the second in
ming, JOY pitched for the locals in the
afternoon game He was very effective
except in The ffth when Oalzlands four
hiss neued three runs He struck out
eight men and passed four.
Morning game
Score; Il. HE.
san. francisco .... ...,.....,,u...-,s /
Oakland -.'.,- '.--.'..'..--...',.,,----.t 10 |
Ratterles-Jones and Esolp; Wright and
Bliss
Afternoon game
Score: r. n. T.
SAP Francisco ....,. ..-...,...-.....2, 9 3
oakland ,.,,. -,',,,---...,,,.-....rG 10 !
Batterles-Joy and Street; Hogan and
Ezlckett
Umpire-Peniue,
Los angeles, April 2s-Los Angeles won
today, game by scoring twice IN the first
Inning Portland sent one man across
the plate In the second and after that
there were no runs made
Score R.H.E
Los Aagelet ,,..-...,,...-....,,..-s . I
I"I ll1ud ---',,,----,-,,.. .-..,.,,---.l . :
Batelios-Negle ana Hogan schfmp0
ruI DJranue
mDlrc- - tIItk.
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pataeries--Frome and Noonan; Fraser
and Moran .., ,,...,... Al I'M eray.
or, 4 struck out--lly ttente ~ ny F'pN
or n Time OF gnmo-l'eN'
ITn,nIrc--O Day.
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WON En-.

In the case Of a Burn or
Seafd there 10 nothing on
earth more healing than a
soft cloth saturated with
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

NJ Observation-Disclosures g; Kansas
CITY l.
At Milwaukee Milwaukee /; lndiaaap-
oils, :.
AT oui@ville--LouisvIlIe. =; ST. Paul, q.
AZ T1ledo-ToIedo. 3. MlnneaDolis. Z.
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AMERICAN.

Chicago. Aprn - -Chicago won m ex-
cltlg game from De- uit Al American
Ieartle park heNc today The visitors
Weic saved h shutoUt when Umpire
t-TmEhlr called COUghliu safe az nome,
although ghe latter ran out 1Ae tlhe 20
j .ap. Walsh. who was covering tine plate
aU.i FAdH paSsed ball owen retired
lfter the first Two Dolroi men hat sileiN
.l the eighth innlns-
Scare, u IL
ln,lago ..,,-. ..t','---..'''''--5 Z
Detroit ...-..., ,.,...,,,..---...,,,,--l ?
l3attaries-Ower, Walsh aud sullivan;
hlllian and Schmidt.
ST. Louis, April 2S.-The ST LOUIS Amer.
leans won orth games ~ doubIS~heAuer
with Cleveland tDuAN the grst Ny .
score Of to o and the second bS score
u To- +. 5 H. LOUIS victories We're due 10
sne nj cEing OF Powell aud Howell, l1ow-
ell allowed Cleveland but two hlS hi the
slcuLl game aud those We're IN the iitst
Inning
FIRST game
score Il u
Baue1iss-Poweu and stephens. Hess
and clark.
second game
Score. n III. l.,
st. Louis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Cleveland ...,,.- t.--st..t .,.--s..,,.l "
Batteries Howell and Stephens; TAel-
man and Clark.
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cincinnati, o.. April sss,Cin cnnnti
could do nothing. with we Wills o' w
q hst Mas made by the loctls after inc
second inning
Score.
plttsbnrg ,,.... .-...,,t,--.','''''-.'0 w
ra,,orles-Mason Esslrk aud Mclean
WINS and Gibson , -,
TvU.bas hitS-Clyner- SErq9k GUY
IN baiisIOT Mason. .. on Esslck' Il on
Wlllis. l.
Empire tombstone.
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PACIFIC COAST

"a D MoLnes--No ganle. No grannds
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.3auaries-Owen, Waisn aHd Sullivan;
klllian and Schmidt
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HORSES.

lfyour horse has an all.
mert Of enykind that can
bc cured by a linitnent get
the old. tiane-tTied
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NOTICE OF II.l AIRING OF ArpLI-
CATION.

G. II BacSInan, Attorney.
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Mexican
Mustang
l-inin,ent

and bound loosely ON the
wound. 1t drives away
the inflammation MT once
and IS cooling and sooth.
ing Tryit for an old sore.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07

of the street of coin and crime and
crossed Broadway. His path was
blocked by the fence surrounding old
Trinity's churchyard. Grasping the
pickets in either hand he stared at
the crumbling beadstones OF those
guardsmen of Mammon who once
walked the earth and fought their
heart battles, as he was walking and
fighting. but who now knew no ten
O'Clock. no three who looked upon
the stock gamblers and dollar-trailers
as they looked upon the worms that
honeycombed their headstones' bases.
What thoughts went through Bob
Brownley's mind only his Maker
knew. For minutes he stood motion.
less, then he walked down Broadway.
He went into the Battery. The
benches were crowded with that jet
sam and notsam of humanity that
New Yorks mighty sewers throw in
armies upon her inland beaches at
every sunrise. Here soddcn brute
sleeping OF prolonged debauch. there
q lad whose frankness of face and
homespun clothes and bewildered
eyes spelt from the farm and moth
er's watchful love" On another bench
an Italian woman who had a half-doz-
en- future dollar kings and social
queens about her. and whose clothes
told Of the immigrant ship just into
port Bob Brownley apparently saw
none. But suddenly he stopped. Upon
q bench sat a sweetfaced mother
holding a sleeping babe in her arms.
while a curly-pated boy nestled his
head in her lap and slept through the
magic lanes and fairy woods of dream:
land. The woman's face was one of
those that blend the confidence OF
girlhood with the uncertainty of wom-
anhood. Twas pretty face. which
had been plainly tagged by its Maker
for a light-hearted trip through the
world. but it had been scared by
the iron of the city.
Mr.. Brownley-" She started to
rise
He gently pushed her back with a
hush" unwilling to rob the sleepers
of their heaven.
What are you doing here. Mrs.
-" lie halted.
Mrs. Chase Nr. BROMLEY. when
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07
Tke Death Casus,ss

The Death Camus" is still killing
cattle on the Horsefy range. DIR.
Lamb and DIR. Glover were over
there last week TO investigate and
identified this deadly plant ~ the
cause 1t has bulb something like
an onion, but leaves are more like
a Spanish Bayonet, not hollow and
when cut in cross section have the
appearance of the letter "V." The
plant shoots up five or six blades
over foot high, the central stem
bearing the blossom, small yellowish
seedy affair. The root is very
deadly, one bulb having poison
enough to kill five or six men
and the tops are also pois-
onous enough TO kill live stock very
quickly. As a rule stock do not
like the taste of the Camus and will
not eat it, but some popularity of
the season, has made it grow rank
and in places where they get TO it.
1t will soon dry up and disappear
Nearly . hundred cattle have been
killed with it in the Montro,e coun-
try. The 93 head which died on
Blue mesa, it is discovered, were
not poisoned but starved TO death.
because the berder kept them in an
enclosure to save trouble.