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MISSION APARTMENTS

2O2 NORTH BROADWAY
Elegantly furnished housekeeping suites
and single rooms with private baths;
suites are composed of and rooms; the
buffet kitchens are exceptionally largei
hot running water all day; steam heat
electricity free. Prices are right. 11-So-w
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PIco HEIGHTS

WEST SIDE CITY REAL ESTATE
$4,000 buys a 5-room cottage; barn. fruit
trees and lowers; large corner lot; has
ane new plano and furnished complete;
West Twelfth street, Pico Heights; equity
$500, balance mortgage.
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FOR SALE-ONE-FIFT INTEREST IN A
wholesale manufacturing business manu-
featuring patented staple articles used In
every house, hotel and rooming mousse
Party wishing to sell is 10 years OF age,
wants to retire from business; over STOO
worth of orders now on hand This Will
stand a thorough investigation. Price
$4,000 cash. Investigate.
Investment Department,
JONES g. RYDER LAND co. 1nc)
218 West Third st. 12--l-3
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WANTED-MEN TO LEARN THE BARBER
trade In all its branches; expert instructions
wages while learning; positions furnished
MoLER COLLEGE, 113-115 L. Second street
n-21-m
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HOrnneseekenss

Before deciding on country lands see
ours We absolutely own and control our
own lands. s. 10 and 20-acre tractF, under
irrigation, now ready to plant; free water,
soil deep, rich, level; healthful climatei
absolutely no malaria; plenty OF water;
ideal for oranges, lemons. peaches. grapes
alfalfa, all fruits and vegetables; hne
school; close to prosperous town and on
main line of s. p. railroad We can show
you and put you in personal touch with
many fasteners who have located on our
lands and are making a good living:
Come and get our illustrated circular and
talk it over. Plenty of work for buyers
s. r. B. MORSE DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY.
sb1 s. Main ST., Los Angeles, Cal.
11-2l-tt
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Sl5oO-FEED, FUEL. GRAIN AND
TRANSFER business; 8 horses. wagons
and harness; yard 7oxl5o; all buildings,
hay, coal wood and grain will be sold;
this splendid paying business has nc
competition within eight blocks; receipts
s26 daily; rent only SIS; good lease See
LEAHY & SON.
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ATToRNEYs.AT-LAw

DIVORCE AND PROBATE LAWS, DAMAGE
suits. bankruptcy: Is years experience law
yer. sS6 WILCOX BLK. n-2s-n
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DENTISTS

on, BACHMAN, FORMERLY MINNEAPOLIS
dentist, s0s o. T. johnson bldg. Fourth and
Broadway. b-4-1
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STOCK AND GRAIN RANCH
$50 acres near Palmdale, Los Angeles
county; price $500; so acres fenced for
grain, 40 acres tillablei 60 acres pasture
water piped; large barn. garden fenced,
chicken house and corral; 20 head of cat
tie and horses. etc.
ssoOo-4o acres, under cultivation: water,
wood: Groom house, barn. horses. etc.: ex-
change for business.
IF you BUY THROUGH US WE
PROTECT YOU IS
AND GUARANTEE TITLE.
LEAHY & SON.
Suite siI-s12-s12M Severance bldg,
Cor. 9Th and Main streets,
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wANTED-AUToMoBI TOP MAKERS
and trimmers; only first class workmen
need apply. DURO CAR MFG. CO., 927-
935 s. Los Angeles st. 1922
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ANY OLD HATS CLEANED AND
blocked like new by experts. ia S. Bdway.
1O-31-tf
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wANTED-BoYs TO DELIVER PAPERS.
Call circulation department of HERALD.
10-11-tf
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WEST SIDE LOCATION
CITY

s20o0-5-room modern cottage; bath and
toilet; corner lot 50xl6O' mtg $500; cash
$500. bal terms.
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FOR RENT
Rooms and Board

FOR RENT-sINGLE ROOM WITH ELE-
giant board at beautiful Tropico, 20 min
utes from 9Th and Broadway; hne car
service. large grounds comfortable private
home Special home cooking; special low
rates, 500 month, 2 meals day, $40 month
3 meals. Take Glendale car, get on at
Tropico ave- and walk one BLOCK east o.
car. MRS sTODDARD, Tropico and
Glendale aves 4z-EIe
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WE HAVE MANY BUSINESS CHANCES
NOT ADVERTISED

se75-Grocery. living rooms newly
furnished; rent s16. includes water; re-
ceipts S85 daily; stock fresh and salable'
everything new; fixtures. scales and re-
friRerator In fne condition: all cash
trade; never on the market before See
my agents, LEAHY & SON.
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SItu.atlons-Male

THE HERALD TENDERS THE FREE USE
Of It's Situation Wanted columns for
indefinite period to any one seeking employ
ment Each ad will be run one time. but
may be renewed often as desired by bring
ing It to the counter of The Herald office
each day. This privilege is restricted to
those seeking employment and will not De
granted TO employment agencies and others
making a business of seeking to supply help
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MULTIPLICATION IN DRY GOODS,
clothing and furnishing bookkeeping;
had about 20 years experience; will give
best of satisfaction; AL references; very
light work will be satisfactory either in
or out of town; must have some work
soon BOX HOO, Herald. 1891
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


500 FRUIT STANDS, 500 - $500
s2O0-Fruit, confectionery, stationery
store; snap.
s450-Hat renovating; Will teach bust
ness
$7OO-Jewelry store; fine for watch
maker.
s15OO-Printing plant; will invoice
$4,000.
s3OO0-Dental supply house, invoice
$4,000.
1 have anything for any price.
BAUGHMAN. room T.
244h S. Broadway. AT7S3. 1874
DO YOU WANT TO BUY INTEREST IN
some elegant paying business openings In
Los Angeles? Here are several chances to
enter reliable good paying business places
with trustworthy man; Sell interest manu-
featuring, $500; sell half grocery and cigar
business, pays $3.50 monthly. for about $295O;
sell interest In up-to-date general realty
general renting and general fire insurance
business. s215o; sell half talking-picture thea
ter on Broadway. $4,000. Come see PHOENIX,
2O2 and 20i Grant Building. n-2s-b
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Stocks and Bonds

WITH THE CLOSING OF THE YEAR
comes the time for making the annual
audit; this, too, is the best time for max
ing needed notifications in methods Of
bookkeeping and for the installation OF
new and better systems. Confer with the
BASKERVILLE AUDIT COMPANY, 7O4
Auditorium building. Phones Main $751;
F2975. 1929
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SITUATION WANTED BY AN EDUCATED,
energetic young man. thoroughly reliable,
had long experience in business with best
of references; would like to do most any
thing for reasonable salary where honesty
and faithfulness will be appreciated Adj
dress BOX 1867, Herald. 1881
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POSITION WANTED AS JANITOR; CAN
do plumbing, steam fitting. wiring; am
an all around handy man, strictly temper
ate; no tobacco; best of city refer
ences. j. ROSS ROCKEY, 227 N. Broad
way 1881
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FOR SALE OR RENT, cHICKERING
meats; rent 49, elO W. 9TH ll-l4-m
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THIS FILM WAS
nm CIR ann Mn CT
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Notice 81 Sale 81 Real F Estate GSder
Execution.
w. N. Crandall, plaintiff, VS.. c. H. Finley
and Emily M EAnlev. defendarits
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-04

The semi-annual financial state
ment of Gunnison county published
in this issue is worth your study.
Notice that all county funds are
still cash, in spite of the hard times
The heavy interest on our county
Indebtedness is met promptly, all
bills are paid at sight, the roads are
given every possible attention con-
sistant with the immense territory
to be covered and the fund avail
able. New bridges and other i'm
provements are being built and all
with the minimum expenditure.
Does not this speak well for the care
frl business administration Of
Messrs. Collins, Custer and Miller.
our democratic county commission
ers
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-04
HDUelEnlM
Correspoaaence.

l Ne~s-CEAnapsaE CorresponAeDce.
"Wednesday. September ?
A y Dakeman leaves Saturday
foy business trip to Pseblo.
ID, j Danbar lesvs Tomorrow ior
Pueblo 10 attend a stock holders
meeting u the NAV flower Co
7. T.. Brit,oa president. Wm
hartman treasurer aud {. A. Peer
stock holder of the Midnight N 4 n
Go. located ON Copper mountain are
here to look over the property and
plan further work
Tuesday, August %
Parker Dice made q business "Trip
% Denver, will return the latter
part of the week
q W Nye, his wife and father
came IN today from Denver t. DO
annual work
Brook aud Syslauph who we're
working for the Brant Co. returned
to Golden to finish their term in the
school of mines.
"Wednesday afternoon at the home
If Mr.. and Mrs Peter Hosae of Pit
kin, Mr.. Allen NJ West of Pueblo
was united ia marriage TO Miss Rose
Anna Dunbar of Bowerman, the
ceremony being performed by Rev.
Father kipp Of Gunnison. Miss
Tillie Mark ham was bridesmaid
and T. J Name was best man The
father of the bride and few friends
witnessed the ceremony, after which
all partook o: :the wedding dinner
prepared by Mrs Hogue.
About five O'Clock the party start
ed for Bowerman where they bad
supper served in the Brant hotel,
and that night a grand ball was
given in honor of the event. The
bride is the eldest daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. ID. j. Dunbar who came
from Pueblo to Bowerman where
Mr. Dunbar owns and has been
working some valuable mining
property.
The groom has been employed by
his father-in law and is said to be
an exemplary young man.
The newly married couple will
live in Bowerman for the present.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-04
SENATOR soorr Foe CHAIRMAN

The following letter indicating
that Hon. Tully Scott will stand for
state chairman will explain itself
Denver, Colo, Aug 22nd, 1908.
Hon. I. W. Monnell, Montrose, Colo.
My Dear Sir:-lour letter sug-
eesting the desire upon the part Of
democrats IN your county that !
should accept the chairmanship of
the democratic state committee has
been brought TO my attention. A
like suggestion coming from 80
many sources, | take it, 10 the out
growth Of the work Of this commit
tee in matter Of organization.
beg to cay in reply that II it 10
the desire Of the party in the state, !
will accept the trust and do what |
can to bring victory to our cause.
But l feel that this matter should
be determined by the democratic
voters themselves, expressed by their
convictions and not the result of any
effort or campaign upon my part.
Let the people rule" in this, as
in all things political.
Very truly yours,
TULLy SCoTT.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-04

Paonia Newspaper For chairman
of the state central committee the
democrats of the state want a man
like Senator Tully Scott who is de-
pendable under all circumstances
He is a democrat Of the right kind.
doesn belong to any body and
has backbone enough to stand by
his colors at all times. As chairman
of the democratic state advisory
committee he has shown himself tc
be the man for state chairman.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-04
Glenwood Avalanche.-The DEM

Glenwood Avalanche e.-The Demo-
cratic party of this state is we'll
equipped for the coming campaign.
They have in the advisory commit
tee, with headquarters at the Albany
hotel, Denver. information that leads
into every precinct in the state.
This committee has made it possible
for sure victory for the party this
fall. Tully Scott is the head and
Leo Vincent the secretary. They
are getting not cent for their work.
The two men love their party and
the principles espoused. When the
party meets in Pueblo in convention
they are supposed to take over this
pile of information Whether they
will make Senator Scott the head Of
the party and Mr. Vincent his secre-
tary is not known, but one cannot
dream Of a body of chumps who
would not take over the whole
bsndle.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-04
D0YlEvllIE
News Champion Correspondence.


Wednesday, September :.
Miss Bessie Gibbons has been
quite sick the past week but is now
better.
Mrs. McAlllster and daughter of
Ohio City are visiting Mrs Addie
McAllister.
ID. A. Mcconnell and family and
Mrs. Reppy and children enjoyed a
picnic Saturday at the Anderson
ranch.
Mrs. Alice Dayle is improving her
homestead which is near her fathers,
W. l.. Benefits ranch. She is go-
ing in the chicken business aud in
tends to mike the raach her home.
Mrs. Jane Bennett relinquished her
right Of desert land in favor Of her
daughter in the land office at Mont
rose last week
Clarence ADAMS came up from
Gunnison Thursday to embalm the
body of Mr. Burnham who died at
the home Of J. B. Coats. Mr. Burn
ham came from Missouri a couple OF
weeks ago. The altitude proved
too high for the aged man and he
died Thursday The remains were
shipped to Centerview, Mo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-04
SARCENTS
News-ChampiOn Correspondence
Tuesday Seutemher

News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, September /.
T. J Higgs made business trip
to Salida last week returning Mon
day
Mrs. \. II. Conklin an | Miss
Webber were visitors in town Sun
day from the Sawmill
Mrs. J. W. Dixon of White Pine
spent Thursday in Sargents as the
guest of Miss Browne.
Frank Means after an absence Of
several months came in last week to
look after his interests here.
Fred Ianaue was in town Thurs
day from Chester where he has a
force of men getting out props.
j ID. Bunch moved the household
goods Of Mrs. J J. Curley to Bower
man SUNDAY and returned Tuesday
GUY Hamelton has been very
much under the weather for several
days but last report is he is slowly
improving
Miss Marguerite Walters was up
from Montrose last week to spend a
few days with her father, our
genial agent.
! The Misses Palmer and Cresswell
| Of Salids came over last week to
spend few days with the latters
father who is mining up on Canon
creek
/ The Rev Bacon of Gurnison held
services in the school house Thurs
day, and local preacher who is
stopping with Frank Jamey also
held services on Sunday evening.
r. J. Brimer and Frank Fitzsim
mons came over from Salida Satur.
day to run ext "a out Of here. Two
fremen camc off the west end and
will also be stationed here for 8
while.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-04

The fat is in the fire at Fort Col
Inns. On recommendation of Pres
ident Aylesworth. both Prof W. l..
Carlyle and W. II. Olin were dis
missed by the Board of AgricuIt ure
As these men were about the most
lively and energetic individual $
connected with the institution it is
time the state of Colorado got bus,
and fired every member of the Board
of Agriculture who voted for such
action. Then it will be in order to
get rid of Aylesworth and his sleepy
supporters.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-04
CASTLETON CLIPPINGS
lews- Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday. AUG.

Wednesday, Aug. 2G.
j. S. Short left for Missouri today.
The new mine at LaPlants ranch
expects to start its main slope in a
few days
Hay stacks have been going up in
great shape during the fine weather
the past week.
Our school teacher has returned
from her vacation and school COM
menced Monday
Mrs. Thos. Kelly and daughter OF
Crested Butte are visiting Castleton
relatives this week
Mrs. NJ Quinn, daughter and the
Misses Hogan and kurtz of Gunni-
son were visitors this week
Wednesday, September ,.
Mesdames Watson, Webb, Walsh
and Publicover are up to the berry
patch for a week.
A baby girl arrived last week
"Wednesday at the home of II. E
Fenton near Castleton.
Wm. Ruck drove up Monday
bringing an addition of three to our
colored population at the kubler
The Star mine expects to starr
this week under six months contract
1t will give employment to about IL
men.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-04
UPPER CUNNlSON VALLEY
'ws Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, August

Tuesday, August -.
Miss Dora Wilson is on the SICK
list this week.
Theo. Davis is busy hauling TIM
ber for new cellar.
Mrs. Pennington Sr. visited at the
Linton home last week
Mrs. Pheba Walker is improving
her place by building a new chick
en- house.
Miss Ollie Smith who has been
visiting here has returned 10 her
home in Iowa.
Tuesday, September ].
Barley is ripe and the binders are
getting busy. Not the "spell" Kind
Walter Wilson made a trip to the
Coal mine one day last week.
II. F. Trampe is building a new
cellar to put his spud crop in. /,
is going to take several large cellar.
to hold the potatoes that are grow.
ing in the neighborhood this year.
Mrs. J. N. Haymaker and daugb.
ter. Mrs Harry Linton and children
and Mrs. Pennington Sr. returned
from Mt. Carbon FRIDAY. They had
been out for = couple Of days berr,
picking.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-04
WHITE PINE
News Champion Correspondence
T,agl.,. A., -


Tuesday, Aug. -.
ID. ID. Walburu returned TO Chalk
creek last week
Messrs IIallen and Bergelem went
to Guuuison last week
Rev. Karlstrom held services irt
the Town Hall Sunday evening
j. c. Regan went to Gucnison
saturday returning the same day
Fred Il. Wilson Of Erie Colorado
came In Thursiay 10 visit Carl Rim
ard
Misses Ward and Fulton Of To-
peka Kansas are here visiting Miss
H0lc1mb a few davs this week.
Wednesday, September ,
Mrs Dixon and Anna Bowey spent
SUNDAY at Camerons.
Wm. Dutton and Frank Shauf
left Monday for Ohio City.
Rev. Karlstrom left Wednesday
for DesMoines and Chicago
Misses Ward and Fulton left
Wednesday to return to Topeka
Kansas
c. f. Walburn, Carl Rinard and
Fred Wilson took trip to the horse
shoe Monday.
Mrs. Wiltsie and Miss Rosa lef'
for Chicago Monday, after spending
several days visiting in White Pine
Mr. Eastman spent two days il
Gunnison this week having a piece
of an exploded cap taken out of his
leg.
Misses Fulton Ward Holcomt
Fred Wilson and Carl Rinard spent
Tuesday at Waunita. Had fine
time they say.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-04

The Seventh judicial District
democratic convention is called for
Montrose on Monday, the 2lst day
of September at 10 o'clock for the
purpose of nominating candidat
for district attorney. There will be
81 delegates of which Gunnison vie
elect six at the county conventioll
next Saturday. There seems to bn
two candidates 50 far mentionede
Allen of Telluride, and Logan of,
Delta On the republican side,
Hugo Selig has decided not TO make
the rHce again and John Fry of
Grand junction is mentioned as a
probable candidate.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-04

Paonia Newswaper-In looking
about for western slope member
OF the supreme court the choice
might well fall ON Hon. Dexter 7.
Sapp of Gunnison. He is an able
lawyer, genuine democrat and a
man of unquestioned integrity. just
such men are needed on our supreme
bench, and Senator Sapp would hon
orably and ably ill the position.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-04
n,,csxax Csss1y Cssssans
GannI-1n. taI0-, AI3 y i'N

Guunl-an. Calo.. Aug ~ isS
Pursuant d a call from The CHAIR
man q; the I..ma-cTai.c State Central
COMMITTEE. nJtsc. Is hereby Ssse1
L.., a couufv Convention ~su i~
l.lA an he N4-oaic Hall IN Gsnns-
son. Col1raio. on Saturday, ScPsrm-
Der 9Th. 1905. at 30 I. ciock q M
sbarp. ,o select ihirteen delegates 10
th. state conven ton - be held al
Pueblo, September sth, lsts- Also
t. select delegates 10 the Coagress-
,o.al. Jad.csal aud Senatorial con
xeuiions TO be held at time and
place to be determined Later by the
Chairman of the committees. And
also 10 nominate one County Cierk
and Recorder. one County Assessor.
one County Treasurer, one >herin,
one Superintendent Of Schools. one
Coroner. one County Surveyor, one
County Judge. one County Commis-
s,ouer from the FIRST District. one
Coanty Commissioner from the Sec
ond District, aud one Representative
10 the 18th General Assembly of the.
State Of Colorado. and to select
County Chairman for two years and
Precinct Committeeman for the sev-
eral Precincts and all other business
that may properly come before said
Convention The several precincts
in the county will be eatstIed 10 the
fulloxlnc representation. to-Wu.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-04

Why were not the reforms recon-
mended by the president enacted?
Ask Mr. Lafollette lie says it is
because the majority of the republ-
can senate stand in with the trusts.
The only hope for this reform this
year lies in the election of BRYAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-04
2ENCEa
>e~sChampioa Correspoaaesce.
"Wednesday, Aug 70

>ess haHlih'h 'osfesDoooeeHe.
Wednesday, Aug 26
fphie Perry from the CeboIla
riser vls.sod frieads in Speaoer one
day this week
Elmer Ames from GuunIson
come In last week - work on the
Head Light mine as engineer.
Silva and Fred Foster visited their
brother james last Sun isy at the
Schneph home ON the Powderhorn
j II Davis and Harry Lamb pas
sed through Spencer FRIDAY with a
load of house hold goods, for the
Davis Bros. ON the Cebolla.
j. i. Barrows went TO the Cebolla
valley.ruesdsy after a moving ma
chine and is preparing TO NOV his
barley which is the finest in the
land
Davis Bros from their ranch on
the Cebolla went to Gunnison Mon
day and on their return home was
accompanied from lola by their
mother Mrs. T.. n Perry from Ridg
wav
Harry Rosenbaum has taken a
few days lay of from the Head
Light and his brother Carl 10 work
ing in his place Harry is prepar-
ing to move his family to Spencer
for the winter.
Wednesday, September .
Harry Rosenbaum went to Gunni-
son Monday on business.
Silva Foster has gone to Powder
horn to work for +. j. Bowers in
the bayfield,
A new sixty foot smoke stack ar
rived in lola Monday for the Head
Light mine at Spencer.
The county commissioners have
sent out load of bridge plank to be
used in the bridges in our section.
j. 7. Barrows has built a
porch on the front Of his new house
and is laying new side walks around
the front.
At our primary election lutte
difficulty came up between two
parties and one got black eve
Otherwise everything went q
smoothly.
j. i. Barruws made a ilving trip
TO Powderhorn Tuesday after the
doctor for his wife. He found DR.
. Collins in bad condition and un-
able to come Mrs Barrows is bet
ter at present
W. II. Gable of the Pine Street
I Livery barn in Gunnison passed
through here Sunday accompanied
by his brother and family and
friends on their way to the Davis
Bros ranch on Cebolla to fish lev
DAYS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-04
The republican central com mite,

The republican central com mittee
is arranging an extensive list Of
speakers and spell-binders for the
coming campaign. 1t would be
very interesting calculation to sum
up how many speakers it would take
to make the cattlemen believe that
it Was in their interests to make
them round up their cattle during
the hottest time in the year 80 that
Mr.. Pinchot's lieutenants could
count their tails, and = few intend
ing settlers who have been run off
from the reserves that it would be
to their interest that he should have
another term in the forestry Office At
Washington.-Gar6eld County Dcm-
ocart.