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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-03

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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-03
ARIZONA LEADS
 IN PRODUCTION
 IF RED METAL
Advanced Statement By the
 United Statas Geological
 Survey Shows Territory Far Ahead of State of Montana.

The advance statement of the II. s. geological survey has been issued, showing the production of copper in the United States for the year 1907. It is explained that a more comprehen- sive report is in preparation to be is sued later, this being given to supply the demand for official figures at the earliest possible moment There has been no attempt to furnish the figures on the secondary supply enterina the trade during the year, such as scrap, dresses. etc. and these figures are merely returns from every smelter and refinery in the country save one, though which one is not expected to correspond accurately with mine pro duction though the variance should not be great This report may be obtain ed by addressing the director of the U. s. geological survey. Only few Ncts taken from it are given here.
 The production of copper in the United States in 1907 was S69, ,996, ,49l pounds. From the record figures of pounds, or 5.6 per cent the largest actual decrease ever recorded since the American copper industry became important This is the first time since 1901 that the annual production has been smaller than that of the preced- ing year and the first time since 1872 that it has been smaller than that of the second preceding year.
 In the following figures apportioned to the states in which the copper was mined, the total is made up of the fine copper content of blister produced and of the smelter output of ingot and an ode copper from Michigan.
 Arizona ...... .256, ,77S.437 252, ,566, ,103 Montana ..... .224, ,263, ,7S9 294. .7O1. .252 Michigan ... .219, ,503 229,695, ,73O Utah . 66.41S,370 50,329, ,119
 The above are the figures on the four greatest producing states. The others rank for 1907 in the following order: California, Tennessee, Cobra do, New Mexico, Idaho, Alaska, Wyou- ing, Nevada, Missouri, Vermont, North Carolina, Oregon, Washington, Virginia, Alabama, Georgia and Maryland, max ing the total of S6S,996, ,491
 The production of refined copper of both foreign and domestic origin, in American refineries, was 1,O79, ,O52, ,i09 pounds as against l 1,023, ,516.247 pounds in 1906.
 The stock of refined copper on hand January 1, 1908, was 123,7:5,79G as against 46,497.1s1 January I. 1907.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-03
|. & A. TAKE OVER COPPER
 CREEK MINES
Final Payment of S75,000 Made to Clark and SCanIon
 and Title Passes to the Big
 Warren District Concern.

FLORENCE, Oct. 2.-The final pay ment of S75,000 due Clark & Scanlon from the Calumet & Arizona Copper company for their Copper Creek mines was made last week, and the title passed to the purchasing com pany. At the same time the company made final payment Of $34,000 on a group or cIaImss in which the con trolling intrest was held by the Sup erintendent Hooper, under whose di- rection the development work on the group has been prosecuted.
 The company has also acquired by location a number of contiguous cover large area of ground.
 The exploration work which has been in active progress for about two years past on these properties has demonstrated that richness and ex. tent of ore bodies this great property is close second to the bonanza mines of the c. & A. company at Bisbee, and the company is preparing to equip and deYelope them upon scale never before attempted in this coun- ty.
 The ores will probably be shipped
 
 pany's immense smelting plant now in operation at the line city. This conclusion is drawn from the fact that the company has already com pleted a railroad survey from Nam moth to Benson, at which point con- nection can be made with the Fl Paso & Southwestern railroad for Douglas. The distance from Mammoth to Ben son is about 75 miles up the San Pc dro valley, and there are no engineer ing problems in the way.
 Ali the country along this route would be productive of local traffic, as it is both an agricultural and min ing country and also great stock growing region. The value of such a line to Pinal county would be great. It would develop an impetus to de velopment in all of it the eastern DOT ton of Pinal, a veritable treasure spot.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-03

will be an exact reproduction of the first theater in Dawson, the capital of Yukon and the first performance giveI. in that country. It will cvI,.U es a surprise to most people who think Of the gold mad men as almost sayagaS, that the first thing they had at the theater should be grand opera. One would naturally suppose that their first attempts at theauicals would be some farce or comedy This is just what the men wanted but they got it in most surprising manner. The opera pre- sented at that first performance was none less than 'Rigoletto," that terri ply tragic opera in which the hump back jester kills his daughter.
 There is, not much comedy in Rig oletto" but che promoters of the play supplied that in a most natural man. Ter. There were no women in the camp except Indian squaws and they bad neither the voices, the knowledge or figures for opera even in a crude state. So men were assigned to play the female parts. The sight of great big black-bearded man dressed in heavy flannel clothing, mucklucks. with six shooter and a big knife at his belt, trying to act in shy coy manner when another strapping six footer sang a tender love song to the imitation female was funny enough to make the staid old grand opera one of the most delicious comedies ever seen upon a stage It is this perform. ance of 'Rigoletto" that wille be re- produced and it will probably be the funniest thing to be seen on the Pay Streak. that part of the Fair which will correspond to Midway at Chicago
 the Pike at St. Louis, and the Trail al Portland
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-03
TRAGIC RIGOLETTO
 AS FARCE COMEDY
First Dawson Opera To Be Reproduced at Alaska,
 Yukon Exposition,

SEATTLE. Oct. 2.-Visitors to the Alaska a-Yukon-Pacific exposition next summer will have every opportunity for seeing the sort of life led by the carly argorauts Of the northern gold fields. The daily life. the work. the pleasures of the adventurous gold seek CTS will be exactly portrayed. There will be an educational value in this. for it will show the world at large the sort Of thing that tried mems souls end made or broke them in spirit. body and mind.
 One of the exhibits of this feature
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-03

is republican, but should both ATT zona and New Mexico go republican democrats in the two branches could do nothing but defeat a statehood bill This is something for Arizona people to ponder over.
 Tn his long address, which was ire qncuily interrupted by cheers, Smith mafe no allusion tc his own record other than to ask that he be judged by his deeds. He paid glowing trib- ute to William Jennings Bryan, and brought forth storm of applause Ehen he predicted his election, add ing that it was another reason wny Arizona should noC send a republican
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25
Id, Camera

Boulder Camera There il
enough in the Democratic PROPOSE
ton to guarantee bank deposits to
elect Mr.. Bryan il anything were
wanting. People have not vet for
gotten the way they were waved a.
side LAST fall by men behind bank
counters and told that their deposits
were safe, but they couldn't afford
to psy bck to depositors. They
had resources in Denver which were
in Chicago, which were in New
York, which were everywhere but
where the people wanted their
money. The only way to prevent
Panics is to give the people guaran-
ty that their money in bank i. safe
and th.t they can get it when thew
want it. thousands of Colorado
republicans are going TO vote for
Bryan on this issue. The more the
banks oppose it the more the people
see that the proposition is right.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25
ono 0IT
News Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, September %

News-Champion COrrespOadence.
Tuesday, September p.
Miss Luella johnson came up
from Gunnison Sunday.
Geo. Dice shipped two cars OF
lumber to Littleton this week
DR. Sullivan of Gunnison was 9
pleasant visitor among US Tuesday
Mrs. Leavitt Of Cotopaxi is guest
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
johnson.
Mrs John Gardner and children
returned Sunday from a visit in
Akron, Ohio.
A little daughter came Monda,
night 10 brighten the home of Mr..
and Mrs. n. b. McLain.
A large number of Ohio City
ladies' made up the party that visited
Mrs. Edna Cyr above Pitkin Tues
day.
Miss Pearl Stanley and Mr.. Johr
Borsum were married Thursday in
Gunnison by Judge Hetherington
This came as quite = surprise to tn.
many friends Of the contracting
parties
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25

John Mitchell the ablest labor lead
er this country has ever produced,
whose counsel ha. bsen sought by
President Roosevelt and other high
officials was recently asked BY the
New York World whom he would
support for president. Mr. Mitchell
replied as follows; la accordance
with your invitation, | wish to state
that. in my Judgment, the election
of Bryan would be to the best inter
est Of the whole nation. lie stands
on a much better platform and will
be guided by it in the event of his
election. Mr.. Taft is handicapped
by the jealous advocacy of his cause
by the predatory rich. Honest
wealth and business have nothing
to fear in Bryans election.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25

Roosevelt 8 constant cries TO "elect
Taft are getting tiresome. With
the help of federal patronage, the
postmasters and forest reserve Ollie
ers and thousands of other employ
ees he forced Taft upon an unwill-
ing party but to Jam him down the
throat of the American people on
election day he will find an entirely
different proposition. Taft was not
the man republicans themselves
wanted, and we are sure no demo-
crat can prefer this very mediocre
Filipino governor who never inita.ed
. policy or . forward ides to really y
great statesman like Bryan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25
S1 aluuus.uax 49,
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Ia" - \-S - asu4J.sGss-
st~ caniPas-n ss Do~ 60. AID
sss.e.- uss,r. the ssser isss schxs.<.
To- i--st.rr L.- c,,sistss,a. ess Msak.
u Wcr~e Noa cans.,t ~xks~s
ir.--ssom ircm a privileged cas.~
ii I--s.sr who are es.sssssxAtiy
,ry.ax to ks--p you dos y t.y td~sd
ing Yea III yoar hard e~ssssd
waxs~. Nou are not Aus.,sN.aH
.stbs~u. II yoa do net. lske the
worm that has t.s.n tr<saA.,0
uI~cn. turn to your OWN ds6s0sr
aud rtrsks ier your Own issAus
trial liberty AND ~.lf -r.~y~t.
Dn th. third II next Novesssls,r
east Your vote for frs-<3osu: ~li
YOU d. IL. or will you s1t do~n
aud >sy hike many have hoard.
nv vote Aou count tor asSs-k.
Those vi ho do not vote are th~
fir.t To tnd fault aIth eur Ia~s.
but they do nothing To change.
or make law., either go<sd. Ead
or indIiiesent
Why not improve Year csssAi-
tion by vot.ng To have tstter
control over the acts II ssur
pubic corporations Take the
banks for instance. VIXEN YOU
want TO borrow money YOU have
to give double the s.curity for
the loan and pay ten Issr cen,
Interest j. II any more than
right that when a bank uss..
your deposit. that they give
YOU assurance that YOUR monev
u all right and that vou can get
u when YOU want it They arr
the ones who are the most likely
10 lose it through speculation,
aud the. are the ooes who make
the most profit on those sIseula-
tions. as they allow YOU the
small sum OF four per cent. whiIe
they rY.loan it AT from eight to
ten per cent They are secured.
YOU are not; and not one bank
IN ten ever pays over seventy
five per cent 10 their depositor.
when they fail
The people admire the way
Simon GuSgsnheim got into the
senate from this state. lie did
not want the position for the
money or honor, but to tpe in a
position to coercs the mining
public and tocast n vote against
those people who have brought
him his wealth, in case sOs..e
legislation is brought before the
senate that would be Of benefit
to the people as against his in
terests.
You have heard through a con-
gressionaI investigating CON-
mittee that one of the Witness
testified that the Tariff WAS tlse
mother ii the trusts" This nau
had 10 Other r~ssoN 10 give this
evidence bat the trutA, ~ be
himself was a beUeficiary under
the tariff rules. The consumer
pays the tariff in the United
States r~gardlsss Of Mr.. Taft's
argument to the contrary, and
to all republican arguments, and
today thousands are hungry who
would have plenty did this tariff
not exist.
But the main thing in the dem
ocratc platform OF 1908, il the
plank that gives to the people
the choice OF their representatives
in the seaate. With honest rspre-
sentatives in the hOuse and the
senate, the people need have no
lea of the outcome.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25
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s...i .sil,.ss CRAFTY esshAacSs - D~sscs~0
.sr...-srra.- xesce D: sxsSecse - native
..-,,...-,s...l t.-s.- ard Asssnn = osooasoo
rua,-.. .-.sssr than 4ssofss Ssua4- IL s4s0
.-,--..--c~ nss.ssciss.sl preE-'rsss - ~ ssA-
a.r.as > v@l..@Sse samss.~si. noassssse.
ausi-eptic and sRiiisrssesss- b 49,
greatly a. ss..e efficacy ef ssss k-scA CAsusy-
t.rs Ei....zas:. t,ss<s.n Seai sos&- &osaD
r.,s: -za 9saens root cousAsosd ia
-S.o.saa Nesslc.l p.~roscsys u suaaaiaG
ctsouie. Os lingering e"ssAs- trescGssL
shr.,ss aEa l..aS -hectios4s. fsg al - Shsch
thee agents are vccoDasssea~d ~ ssASsd-
aya usea IS ~ oasAorI:sss.
Ia .U eaNs where shcre = . Uosesa4
s1av Il iesh. los- ss sP.-etise. With wsak
s,a4 a. az Ia the easy sssees 81 go
sum 4 .oa. there eaa b. no doahs thAs Osv--
c,rlt.s sei- - q valuable uusstesse 80
- 40 t.s.seu Scas sUpS. Seooo eo0e
Ogels I'd; and Black ChesFyeask -
sros' nas ses;iea and building ~ -
&ssa sA6 enss n eo.tToli,nG ne soaoo
and bsirits aSsss . healsay eone,ssae
Of the ~0.e sysien- W course. y Ruse
10: b. e rcisd 10 ~Gk miracles u ell
90, csre Presumption exceps "a isseasiss
stages. W. cX1G Aakx 1Exef99ook
s.slc. hang - ~ S~tapS - = 3Si116
aI.a 2 W ~ y ~ a!5.1 La -
iffsfS! - ekoct-Vc- u is IN the linossiao
kaug-on eo.shs. OF tho-s II bong sssssdinG,
even when accompanied by hleedlbg frosa
lungs. that II has performed It's most
marvellous cursS.
Prof. Finley Elling. esd. NJ. H.. Of ken-
nett Med College. Chicago. says of giy-
csrfuf.
rir tr.1-.Is-is II serves an excellent pssrIspe.
Volaiu. 4 fsed quantity u th. I~.roSI..e -
Ivar.i.reu IN solution. ~ - one cf in. lest
manufactured pfi ,~essts ~ the present time IN
IA s.fiau ut-lu eTfs-,.bi.d. di-osdsfea -tuG1-
sl,t.. especially n there y ulc.rstson or ca
tsrrtal ga-trifi- tratarrha u Inflammation "
sfomach b J. mort ciiicisnt preparation
siyc.rinc viii relieve many cases u( ~ rss-is
thearthuru and excessive gastric sssonscb,
sriditF
rtald.n Medical Discovery errictse~ spd
purihe- ths hi0sd curing b.ntchc>. pirnt,asss.
erup3inuS. srFufulous swslisngs and Odd soss-A
Hlrur-
send a. W Y. Pierce. OF Buffalo. n. "
0r free tsdplkief telling all stput the native
medicinal rU-ftS composing Tins NOss<eEou1
neaielne There 10 nO slsonol la IL
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25
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Tte saaessaSn<d t~S iasse 10
$3.50 ;aAs hs LSs yss; reoelSes a
sNes J 1 Cass All As... Tnse~i.er
Tbs sss4tass .- . seal i~easr, sssii
oA4xer OF ,aaccs Srssn IN this
wagon box-ha- . cscssns stacker
~h,ch vii distribute the sirs~ over
.he s;scs
As 40 the e.p4ssss 81 G...s machine.
thai depends SPrs the condition os
the eralu IN see rscs hoSeSer,
srsiscs u te ssS. thai the cvisHter
na- a dl@usesex II b sEcl.sz. and the
width oi the machine Is - lsche-
Thss HsokIae Is of the lase.. Im
proved type sad Is guaranteed 10 d.
Erst class work an every Particular
aua ] stand ts thai guarantee and
am able q verify the same.
! ana nos ready q cos.Tact f0I
threshlng grain aud viii star, osi as
soon as gram is IN condition Il
thrcsh
HEENAS EMEsEEuHr
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25

When IL comes 70 comm ssionef
the wise voter is not 40 much inter
ested in party lines a. he is in get
ting first class man in charge of
county business. He does himself a
favor by reducing taxe~. That is
the reason Jos II Collins will be
rejected by 90 large . majority. lie
has made a splendid record a. COM
missioner from the lirst district. He
thoroughly understand the county
business and will continue to save
the taxpayers thousands of dollars
over a new and untried man.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25

HIS friends are claiming lJO
ma ajoritv for Pat lIanlon in his home
town If Crested Butte This will be
pretty big for a town thai has osu-
ally given republican majeritles but
from our acquaintance with Pat we
look for it TO go better than that
figure. lie is serving the second
term as marshal Speaks well for
his qualities as candidate for sber-
in doesn't it2
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25
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A mesTy hight !. oU at Asf~e
i~s~.-.a Harry Nsry.Ay, cdr ..sr
oi the fln.-. aud v : Cop "a nd.
republican, ne.Ias,a.-r ior s..a,~ --u
ator IRON sunns-on AID Pl;k,u
couuti.-- Monday e nd 10 l.lox
aud the cad s- .,ss IN sight.
MurIshy cisins hs viii not sup
port an ut.hedy gang .ilaans~ ~
any party. aud though tis~ Tsns.-
Is "a rrPutsiean daily. ATTACKS
toI,-,sanS after this iaskssn " .
thr., c,.inun ARTICLE.
la Isnv.r SATURDAY. " =
toI-.tand va. nominated isa
state ssnator oa the r.y,utsiss-aI
ticket tn tftkip aud Gunu,.su
counties We all know what
toE~slaud u without any review
oa the character oi the man All
the Tunes has to say at thu. iu1c-
turs j. that " vii ofier a r~warei
of >lo ior one single man IN the
county who will stand up aud
say that he i..lieves Copeland j.
on the square. Newill gofurther
We viii oficr "A reward IL 91O for
anyone who viii say that he be-
lieves that the Copeland X och
combination To control rejubb-
can couutypolIilcs Is tor The ts..i
interests oi the republican part y
or ior he i,e-i interests of the
T,eogile ui fitkin county
pon this declaratIon of war.
Copeland went 10 Glenwood and
purchased of & G. Parks. mort
gage for - ,s1 ON the Tunes
Taking Sheriff James Beylev he
Went to the newspaper office and
attempted to foreclose without
very much process oi law. bog
ley hat Murphy over the head
with a gun and knocked him
senscless. They started with
him To jail, bat Judge Rucker APP
peared, forced a trial and he was
acquitted He then went back
to run out the usurpers from his
otfics and continues to assaiI
Copeland every day. Murphy
asserts that the mortgage is not
due until January 1st, 1909.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25

\ few laboring men, but very few
whom we have met, think of VOTING
for Debs or Hearst. But think
twice in this case. Can either Of
these men be elected? Does not Bryar.
and his ticket offer the only possible
hope for the kind of laws YOU
want. Votes for D~bs and Hearst
only add to Taft's strength. The
republican party again seated in
power will be Just 30 much harder
to defeat in 1912, and even that op-
portunlty is four years away. Don,
neglect an opportunity to get i'm
mediate results by electing BRYAN
the friend of the masses. Theories
have their place but it is the prac.
teal results We need nov.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25

Since be was appointed to the
office sixteen months ago, T. j.
Hurley has made an excellent record
a. county clerk aud recorder. Ne
officer could be more courteous and
obliginC. the records have been per
iectly kept and all inquiries prompt
" attended To- To this important
office the people will elect MIR.
Hurley as the most capable man
for the Mace.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25

s n. Fazgerali of TellHride,
nomsnee for lieutenant governor, A.
one oi the best attorneys IN the
state. has served his county an the
Legislature and made a cood record
there by voting In the interests Of
the people every time. To Know
.'fuz' Is 90 like him and he Is de
.ervejly popular with the rank and
tie ei all parties
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25

The Camp Bird mill at Bowerman
has been in steady operation since
June first, and the free mill,aS gold
ore continues to return good res.lts.
A rev ore shoot recently opened
70 showing up as good values ~ At
any time in the history of the mine.
bowerman only needs . starr.
to J.st'fy the fait h of The founder
1t will yet make leading mining
camp of Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25

Field aud Farm Allowing too
much earth D. get into sack Of
potatoes Is sdulterating them under
the rulings Of the Kansas board OF
health and the attorney general
They claim that IT Is violation Of
the pure food and health laws which
require that full net weight must be
given in lood-tuff A grocer bought
five sacks Of potatoes from COM
mission firm which weighed $50
pounds In the FIVE sacks Ga
pounds of earth were shaken out,
showing that the potatoes had not
been cleaned before packing. The
grocer complained to the pure food
department and wanted the COM
mission man prosecuted, but the
attorney general has ruled that
while the commission man cannot be
arrested, the farmer can because he
was adulterating his potatoes. An
effort is being made To- prevent the
sale of earth for potatoes by warning
the farmers that they must be care
full to clean the spuds thoroughly
before packing them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25

Hoa h. 4 Isssss aessacTai'c e..'-
daa.ss fos congressman a. i.Es..- has
alwa,s beca a champson oi The
rS..s- II ths st.sckBses aaa an ate
cot he Vi the present gFaitans i's-
e-s reserve syssaIa lie caH % ~
ls:. .. god a. WashIHgion-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25

The Pitkin Miner reports an ore
shoot on the old Red jacket mine,
Just below that town, in which
seven feet of ore appears. 1t assays
- ounces in silver, 20 per cent
lead and 50 in gold. Wally bailey
70 operating 1t under lease and
found the ore at the bottom of q 90
foot Wine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25

Some thought it dangerous to in
trust woman with the Office of coun-
ty treasurer. Bot Mrs. Downey ha.
made tho best treasurer in Colora-
do. Every account 10 correct to tn =
dot. Not trial balance has failed
or an error been found. In spite OF
the hard times taxes are paved
better than ever before through her
diplomatic handling OF the business
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25

The E~p.il,can lisaaisssa, sass eN-
senator C.THacs, IS Lac ASsi'es
iiubs..sd h coSess eSeEy iI8Ae ~'4S
,osct..s aafksas
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25

No one better halds the resI-sei 81
our c.slzess than A NJ Thomas lie
!. sr,ea and irae. 4 nsaa of shso-
laie lniesrity Every taxpayer Is
assured 0f a square deal with hlm N
the assessors Office. and We have no
doubt the voters wall reeleci han ~
a large majority
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25
N~v,rs ~ Apsv~vusNv rAs

Estate 81 Gbe-ter l.. N iiler. decreased.
The undersigned. having been appointed
adniinistTator Il the estate u Chester l. Miller,
late ~ she pants OF bunni-on. an the state of
Colorado. decreased, herehy gives notice that
he viii appear before the County Court Of said
GunuI-on County at the tonrt House In Gun
ui-on, IA said tuunty. On Monday. the 18th day
of October A -. issr, al the hour of 10 O'Clock
a. 81 said day az which time all persons
having claims against said estate are notified
aud requested to attend for the purpos. of hsv-
ing the same adjusted. All persons indebted
to said estst. are requested to make immediate
pay yment TO the audersign-d
Dated at Guunisan, tolora do. this 3ist day
of August A. u. 1917.
CLINTON " MILLER.
Administrator of the estate of ,hester l.. Mil
Ter, deceased. sept 4. Oct. 2.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25

We learn thai u Is no; : 4.
Fisher who has purchased the herd
# thoroughbred Jerseys, bot Mrs
Fisher and daughter Marjorie, who
make this addition o. their dairy
They are b1aud that L plands Jersey
Batter shall have a reputation, and
those who have seen the twelve
beautiful COWS aud heiiors report
them as very fuc stock indeed The
two wear old Jersey bull purchased
with the herd l. also a Cue ami NAL
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25

Strayed-from Gunnison, Sorrel
pony with hobble on left fore-
foot. Notify Ralph Allen or H. +.
Lake Jr.