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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-12
LAST OF THE LOTTERIES WIPED OUT
AND BIG BUNCH OF GRAFTERS FINED

Chicago April n.-Fines aggregating
s10l5o were today imposed by Judge
Bethea IN the United States district court
against twenty eight men who were ar
rested In various parts of the country on
the charge OF being connected with a lot
terry. The heaviest fine was 5000 and II
cago, said TO have been the owner of the
Old Reliable Guaranty Loan & Trust
company. and the head of the lottery con-
Germ. John Miner. the chief agent of
Jones, was fined $1,000, and the other de-
PENDANTS were fined from SlOO 10 SI25
each.
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Leander CrihfieId.

Hillsboro.. ILL.,, April 11.-Leander Crib
field, probably one of the oldest printers
in this country, who first set Samuel F. B.
Morse's telegram. What Hath God
Wrought? when 1t was sent to Balti-
more on the first official trial of the tele-
graph, died here yesterday. CrihfieId was
at that time a compostor in a Baltimore
office and his take" happened to include
the article describing the trial of the
telegraph. Crihfield had spent his last
years on farm near here
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States All Won.
GREETING TO JOHNSON.

Savannah, Tenn, April n-After the
dedication of the Minnesota monument
on Shiloh battlefield by Governor John
son and his party. the crowds left for
Grants headquarters. When the steamer
landed the people of the town turned out
10 greet the distinguished visitors
In the presence of 400 persons, Cover
nor johnson made a short address. The
party left late las. night for l lollisxille
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DENIAL OF DALEY.

Washington. April liz l.. Daily. In
dian inspector of the Crow reservation in
Montana. was today before the senate
committee on Indian affairs and denied
statements made by Mrs. Helen Pierce
Grey concerning alleged maladminstration
OF its affairs
F. Il. Walker. president of the Omaha
stock yards. talked to the committee con-
corning efforts that have been made to
establish the breeding of horses among
the Crow Indians and thought such an in
dustry the most promising that had been
suggested for them
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ONE LONE TAFT MAN

Milwaukee. Wis. April 1.-The Wis.,,
sin delegation to the Republican national
convention will stand: LaFolIetfe q.
Taft. ] At LaFOllette headouarters in
milwaukee, today it is admitted that com
P1 iete returhs from the Tenth district will
give Walter Alexander. a Taft candidsta
for election as delegate. a plurality of
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WHAT'S The uSE2

Chicago. April 11.-'"Temperance Raer >,
for the prohibition districts was suggest
ed last night by DIR. J. L. Siebel dean of
the Chicago Zymotechnic institute. The
suggestion was made in the course of an
address before the TWENTY-FIVE members
of the graduating class of the institution
According to Mr.. Siebel a beer has been
produced that contains no alcohol.
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EFFECTIVE BOYCOTT.

Hongkong, April las a result of the
Chinese boycott on Japanese goods and
vessels, the japanese, steamer America
Maru left here today for San Francisco
without single package of Chinese cargo.
Furthermore, she carried only twentv-fiye
passengers as compared to $50 passengers
on board the British steamer Empress of
Vancouver 40
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SPRING RUSH FOR EUROPE.

New York, April n.-Six liners leaving
today for European ports viii carry an9
other installment of the big eastern rush.
Five of them-the St. Paul, of the Ameri-
can; the Finland, of the Red Star; the
Mesaba, OF the Atlantic Transport; the
Umbria. of the Cunard. and the Col,,no
bia, of the Anchor Line-wiIl go to north
ern Europe, while the Friedrich der
Crosse. of the North German LIoyd line
will go to the Mediterranean norris
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INJUNCTION ASKED

Goldfield, New, April 1.-THE Florence
Gold Mining company today applied for an
injunction to restrain the Little FIorence
tease from continuing work on ground
Iedseu Dy the latter company. The lease
runs only two weeks more ana the re,a,,,
company claims the mine is being eutfaG
ana worked contrary to the lease terms
TO the damage of the proDerfv
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GIVEN THE LIMIT.

scranton, Pa. April H-George r
SchOoley the chief conspirator in The at-
tempt to secure the million-doIiar estate
OF the, late James l.. Crawford his con
sin, was today given the maximum men
tertiary. His aecomplice, Albert n Rab-
man and Charles E. Beidel, were eacb
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castro's Reply Received.
WRECK ON SANTA FEE.

Marceline. Mo, Apil Hutchinson To-
peka & Santa Fe train No. 9, known as
the California fast mail. which left Chi
eago yesterday morning at O'Clock. was
deralied at La Plata, near here late yes
terday The baggage. express and i've
passenger coaches left the track. Two
passengers were slightly hurt. The wreck
was caused by loose rail
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WARREN SENDS CHECK.
Especial to The Herald. }

I1bIdIQ.D
Washington, April Ex-senator Warren
today sent check for $100 to the relief
committee looking after those who LOST
relatives in the Hanna ((Wyo.) mine dis
aSter. asking to be notified if further helm
should be needed. He also called the at
teHtiOn of officers of the National Red
Cross association TO the disaster and
asked that aid be given the sufferers from
the general fund of the association
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RECRUITS SENT TO CUBA.

Columbus o.. April n.-One hundred
and fifty recruits at the barracks here
were started to Cuba today by order of
the war department. No explanation is
given as to why the recruits are sent to
Cuba, but it is supposed that some of the
soldiers there will be transferred to the
limited States
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John Vandercrook, Jr.

Chicago, April 11-John Vandercrook. jr..
president and general manager of the
United Press association, died at a local
hospital today after an operation for ap-
pendicitis. Mr.. VandercroOk was born in
Orange. n. j.. in 1873. He had been con-
nected with the Scripps- McRae News Blu
reau for several years prior to its con-
solidation recently with the United
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ZIMMERMAN BROKE.

Portland. Me. April lis A Nye OF
Fairfield. lumber manufacturer. as an
individual and member Of three partner
ships. has flied a voluntary petition in
bankruptcy. The schedules show Iiabili-
ties Of sSl9.67S. chiefly IN cases where
the petitioner was a signer of partner
ship notes. for which others are also ia
Bile OF the liabilities &4S,1S3 ars, Sc
cured.
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RESTORED TO ENTRY.

Butte, Mont. April n-Adyfces have
been received here to the effect thar tbe
secretary of the interior has restored 70
had been withdrawn in connection u-itb
the Little Missouri irrigation project in
Montana. AZ
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PUT THE SHOE
ON OTHER FOOT
Castro Asks What Uncle Sam
Would Do in Ana
lOgouS Case.
+<+++++%+44%+*+++++4+4.4A4

= Washington, April Ex-senator CuI- =
= ION, chairman of the senate commit !
= zee on foreign relations, talked with =
the president To-Day about the work .
= of his committee; before which are
number of important treaties.
Mr.. Cullom said the committee had 4
= not mad time to consider the Ven :
ezuelan correspondence. but would do !
y so at in earliest convenience He had :
= no idea what the committee would I
= 40 ne said, but on general principles /
= he thought President Castro should =
+ have a good spanking
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TOWN BADLY ScoRcHEO.

Charlestown, w. Va. April IA large
part of Open Fork, Nicholas county. was
destroyed by fire today The fire de-
stroyed the plant of the Kentucky Coal
q Lumber company and fourteen houses.
No estimate of the loss has been made
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PROSPECTOR KILLED.
Especial to The HeraId.l

Palsade, New, April 11-Af aged
prospector named Flanagan. bound for
the hills with a grub stake on his bacL
was struck by Southern Pacific train
and instantly killed in the tunnel barn
this afternoon
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JOB FOR WISCONSIN MAN.
Especial to The HeraldO

Washington. April Thames GAYLORD
of Madison, Wis. has been appointed by
the reclamation service to take charge of
the erection of the apparatus in the power
house and Transmission line of the Straw
berry valley irrigation project
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VATICAN VISITORS

Rome. April 11.-William Bailey How
land, the New York publisher. and Robert
w dchorn. commissioner of emigratio at
day.
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Mines and Market News.

The Mining News will be found
on Page IL of the Magazine Sec
ton.
The Markets are on Page Is of
the Magazine section.
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THE DEATH RECORD.
BENJAMIN Stexens.

Boston, April n.-Benjamin Stevens, for
many years president of the New England
Mutual Life Insurance company. died at
his home here today. aged 81 years
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Samuel l. Carleton.

Portland, Me, April 11-Samuel L. Garlic
ton, one time head of the world organi-
cation of the Sons of Temperance, died
here today, aged Sc years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-12

Do you want good definition of
remorse? Remorse is going into a
restaurant after a large-sized night
in strange city. with the bare price
or coffee and sinkers and seeing a
ciear-eyed chap at the next table pull
out a crisp fifty to pay for his break
fast.-The Wallace
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"In my opinion" said John S. Blake
OF 81. Louis. the daily average news
papers constitute the best mediums
.or advertising. Even if nothing
more THAN mans name appears In
siie advertising columns of the local
pspers, people become familiar with
MN and go to him first
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BIG FIRE IN VILLAGE.

Milwaukee, April 11.-Fire today de-
strOyed One-third Of the buildings in the
village of CrivitZ. a town of 700 inhabi-
tants. Loss, $50. 600.
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caracas. Venezuela, Wednesday. April
g. via Willemstad. April Il.-President cas-
tro returned yesterday from La Victoria
after an absence from the capitaI of two
months. His arrival is followed TODAY Inv
an editorial article in Ell Constituci0nai
the organ or the president in which the
report on the Venezuelan situation made
IN 1903 by w. j. Calhoun speciaI corr
missioner of the United States il char.
acterized as unjudicial and petty and in
winch the American note Submitted ht,
! Munster Russell with regard to the Amer
lean claims against Venezuela is called
incorporate and aggr assive.
we appeal to Mr.. Calhoun the M
per says, ana ask him whether the Amer
lcan government in an analogous case
MoIIu conseht 10 interference by Yene-
zuela with judgment handed doUn Nv
an American court Does Mr. Calhoun be-
heVe that the powers and the Anoerioo,,
peopl .s would submit to such interview
castro's Reply Received.
Washington, April 11.-President Cas-
tro's caustic reply to the comnIaint
Ilied at Caracas regarding the openino
OF mail sacks destined for the nm
boat Tacoma at the La Guafra postof-
nee has reached the state denartment
A report on the incident also has
been received at the navy department
IL appears that the La Guaira postof
nee received eighty-three sacks of mail
three OF winch were for the Tacoma
The sacks were all opened. as IS tba
custom in the office 1t was moi untiI
this had been done that the mistake
was noticed. No mail was lost. and If
is believed not to have been disturbed
in any way. No indication is given AT
the state department as to what will
De the next step in the matter
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Entered Through Candy Store.

The cash register of Wichman's CANDY
store, through which the jewelry store
taken.
On leaving the place the robbers care
tuiiy closed the door leading to the closet
az the rear of Wichman's place so that
me oI1lcers on the beat would believe on
first inquiry that Wichman's store vas
the only place entered
On discovering the amount of his loss.
which Is estimated at from $4,000 to s5O.O0
MT Lundy was completely Frustrated.
TIVE men were heard discussin9 fba ~
Derry and have been arrested on suspicion
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Work of Experts.
Bold Work of Robbers.

The crime was one of the boIdest in the
history OF police annals, for the cracks
men worked under the eyes of a pair of
special watchmen employed by the Jew
eler and the two regular patrolmen on the
peat. while over the safe an electric light
burns brightly all during the night Save
LOT a snort handed sledge hammer. a pair
of blacksmiths' longs which could have
been of absolutely no value to the thieves.
and an oil cloth cover such as is usually
worn on a dress hat in stormy weather.
tne men who did the work left absolutely
no clue as to their identity
Every compartment in the safe was
gone over by the robbers. but they took
nothing but jewels of value. set and un-
SET. NO watches We're stolen, the opera
tors carefully avoiding any article that
might carry mark of Identification.
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ROBBERS MAKE
HAUL OF $4,000
JeWelry Store of P. Lundy, San
Francisco, Touched Up
by Experts.
CRIME EXCEEDINGLY BOLD
CRACkSMEN WORKED UNDER
EYES OF SPECIAL WATCHMEN.

San Francisco. April 11.-Some time dur
ing the night and in the best patrollet
district of the city. thieves entered the
jewelry store of P Lundy. IA Market
street, and robbed it of diamonds anC
other jewelry amounting to $4,000
Entrance was made by cutting a hole
through the partition that separates the
store from candy shop. This was done
without disturbing the lights that were
burning in either store. This hole was
made large enough to allow the thieves
TO crawl through
Work of Experts.
once inside they set to work on the
main undertaking. Two thTee-eighths-inch
holes were bored in the safe near the
combination, so that one of the handles
could be forced back. The second lever
was next forced and the doors opened
with nitroglycerin. The vault was then
cleaned
The robbery was discovered at $50
Donald and Waterman in the neighbor-
hood.
Two months ago an attempt was made
to enter the same store nv emitting
through from Grant avenue
The police are at a loss as to who the
thieves can be. as so many eastern
crooks have arrived in the city with the
Idea OF operating while the fleet is visit
ing this mort
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- ~ aaaA a.as .pssssA

New buildings. including . nosse.
barns aud corre,s. have tins season
been Pot np bv j " Smith. who
has ten year N.-e oa hat is known
~ the Ms,che.i Melissa ranch. north
81 the Gupnisoa river. Having 10
began oa l.,o acres ct H.osily raw
land. Mr. SAITH sti makes com
mendsble showing with the place
SIX acres are in spsi, and thirty in
grain, such as oats. barley and " heat
The latter proves ,o he winter " heat
and he is trying the experiment Of
keeping II down IN order 30 carry
over 10 another season. The place
will cut fifty tons of hay from bot
tom land and th,. will nicely carry
over the baach of cattle and hor.es
which he is sccumulatinx
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sonEaSEr AjuD the Duoo1
ews Champion Correspondence
Monday. AuuvVt .

Monday, Augsst "a.
Lew Moseley visited Somerset last
week.
Hugh Stanton visited Somerst
Tuesday
Ben Beezley left for Paonia Ned
nesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs L. ID. Redmon rode
to Paonia Tuesday.
Will Runmel and Orion HURTS
visited Bowie Tuesday.
A Democratic Caucus was held al
Somerset Monday evening.
Politics are beginning TO bubble
slightly aronnd this vicinity.
A camping party from IIotchkiss
and one from Paonia spent some
time on Coal Creek last week
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Heart
Troubles

The heart may be weak
just the same as the eyes,
stomach or other organs.
1t often happens that a
person is born with a weak
heart. Then again dis
ease, fevers, over-exertion.
anxiety, nervousness.
rheumatism, etc. weaken
the heart. The result is
shortness of breath, pal
pltatlon, pain in the heart.
or In some Of the nerves
of the chest or abdomen.
Ihe heart should be
strengthened with a tonic.
and Tor this nothing equals
Dr. Niles Heart Cure.
.,oh had LaGrippe last fan a.
fired yoIii IN miid form. l was weak
cnr,d Iheeling. and short of breath:
deal Of the tir1e sort 81 an gooe
hsa,Lins hn and extremely nervous
pesan taking Or. Miles He,,t
bntt.r na Nervine and now I feel SO yn,1cs
81 -, N every wa I am 50 fb.1I
iql ana that began tsking this g m.dici,. sncnk-
hnar na snsll not hesitate to teI cth.r::
~" hach good it has done W.
MRS. +. J. NORTON
freeVflie. New York.
curs 20. ous9st sells Or. Miles, H>.r4
<" 'Se h ~ hrst sstt,e (oniyj n n ~
Mules Medical Co, Elkh.rs Ia
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n00y nAV -
ssgnausuisa CorEes~.oA-Ss

- iAHHAf "s'sse0-8
M1uday. Aaeu-i 2lsh. HAS
The rssuy spell has led the f-h
lsi hui iheg are again i~e,sniae ,o
take the ~ freely
Two trans nearly every day IN
the Eio Grande The coal Lu..se--
mus; be good al rested butte
AgTclt many are trv,n9 the grouse
and sage eh,ckens. bat the bard. ap-
pear wary aud scarce this Season.
Jslrc Eldred Il Canon Civ. who
fpr MANY wears has spent h,. vaca-
ti1n AZ Almont. Is AGAIN among the
guests.
l. & Palmer aud family are stop
pins al Alnput for fe~ DAYS. a, a
cure for hay ieser No one ever has
this asnc,Inr disease here
Abosi g a. C,uha,soa psople drove
sp rsyi riVer Sunday sftes vs.p-
berries Among them we nosed the
Mckee. Pennington. Estes England
aud Marshall families i;err,es are
plentiful
From twenty i've to thirty guests
IN the regular crowd at lie Msrssou
these days aud all sn.k il high
praise OF Mr. and Mrs. ke@per and
their genial way Of eas~stsis,ng.
For two weeks the crowd swelled TO
se,enty-hve to eighty, which strained
the capcity Of the Msrstoa and ~
joining cabins TO the utmost. How
ever, several new cabins were hastily
erected and everybody taken care Of
Mr. kenper says another year he
will be fixed with double the pres
ent accommodations lie coatem-
plates building new dinisg room,
an up-to-date ice house aad other
cottages Almont. the besstiful, will
then be second to no resort in the
rockies
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nuu.u 0nIk1f

pssssr n4oa Stock Yards. AuE
3.fh - The market cautinHet ~
dowuward coar-e la-i sseok and al
the cla-e steers we're - t0 p cents
ois and eows were ~ - ~ cents
lawer Bulls were scarce ass@ The
market hrm. veal calves plentIisi
and loser. whgle the demand tor
ies..ers aud siockers vas very good
aud values closed mach Tie same az
a week ago. Good beCi steers were
scarce towards the latter part 1T the
week. hardly en0ssh being offered
to really test the market Good
Wyomines sold at : ~ bat At took
a pretty good class of steers to bring
better than Sa25 and the bulk Of
the better killing xmas sold at s. ~
10 si25. Good western cows sold
a; $3.50 to $3.50 and some good
voming cows broaeht 335. Most
of the hetter killing COWS broaght
x2.5 TO x315 and the lair o.
medium kinds sold at : 25to x2.5.
Bulls brought $500 to S2.65 aud
vesls sold mostlv at 1915 to xl,5
There Was a noticeable improvement
in the demand for feeders aud stock
ers but bavers were looking for
bargains and objected to pay ing very
high prices A bunch Of good
western slope steers brooght $3.50
and right fancy steers would have
sold up to S4uo and perhaps little
better Most Of the week offerings
were on the stocker order and sold
at $500 to S3.G5 Today's receipts
LOO Market strong to a shade
higher.
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49, . G. asaA

4 -liy tiAsss-.AeT - ns-<IEg . tas
ranch 90; Il the ltss ~hsch be- gsn~
81 shs southeast esther e tlas Top
0oSaiAsI-
foar Years AGo Il ~~~ az-ils q
sAee brush f.s \o~ b. has ~
acres au alfalfa. s.ss. bar.es poss'as-
and garden laa-wd tL,. pi.ee ss
really tArm rsster tssa a I.IcA
devoted H.asuly 10 hay producing
NJ has also taken sp leo acres on
the beaches 81 flai Top anG ,-
hgersaS ga q waseT scheme thai al
give hsm anesher ltsj acres II tbs
tne-t KIND ut pssais land.
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ono On
npion Correspondence.

NofTtSpOoutute.
Tuesday, August "a.
Mrs. l.. kreiger is visiting hel
parents in Denver.
Pueblo friends of Mrs. Geo. Nor
ris are visiting her this week.
Tom Stanley returned last of the
week from a business tSi p to Denver
The Quartz creek mill has ca,
of concentrates ready for shipment.
Mrs. PIewis and Mrs. Phil Kauf.
Asa Of Pitkin we're visitor. Satur.
day.
Lewis Johnson left SATURDAY for
his mining interests OH Marshall
pass.
A valuable hons belonging to N
B. McLain was badly cut on wire
fence recently
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mayfield re.
turned 10 their home in Denver
Sunday after a weeks visit with J
B. Mayfeld.
Chas. McCracken, "a brother o.
Mrs J. NJ Flick, is renewing ac
quaintances here after an absence oI
nearly twenty years
While returning from Waunit;
Sunday night Chas Fikini. Gin
Pugh and Geo. Lanoue were badl,
shaken mp In runaway. The team
got beyond control and ran into The
rail OF bridge, killing one hors,
and breaking up new buggy be
longing to Ed Dice. The boys es
capped injury by jumping.
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y n1tY We
- WWas1ssc lssT@ n
meea sAau'sws VII
NnIn01l
N.~s-ChanaY.sa Corresvoss-le..

N.~s-ChanaY.sa Corresvoss-ne..
Tuesday Aags-; "a
: ; Matters and I'd. Adams
were IA town SATURDAY. from Crook
Tom Mute spent .esesal days o.
Lass week visiting friend. in Poneha
Mrs George Means and ehlldrer
retained Thsrsday 10 their bome IN
>alida
Love Eige~orth, Wa shaw and
" c. Dunlap were visitors in town
irom White Pine this week.
T. J. Higa. aud j. e. Bserch
made business trip 10 SAs.schs
las. week returning "Wednesday.
Mr. aud Mrs Roy Sloan who have
beea IN Sargent the past twe
months left "Wednesday 10 reside in
Sal,da
Gale Rh,nard Of White Pine vas
ia town Saturday To meet tvo Young
ladies' from beaver who are the
guest of Miss HoIcomb.
Two sisters of II Conklin Of Rock
SprinSs. Wyoming accompanied by
their families came in FRIDAY 10
spend few DAYS at the sawmlll
Mrs. Frank Hicks and daughters
Ethel and Emma after spending the
past two years in Kansas returned
10 Join Frank who has been here for
two months
Alter spending the past six weeks
at Waunita Mrs. Wiltsie and Miss
Msble Rosa Of Chicago passed
throagh here Friday enroute 10
White Pine To spend few days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28

.sa-e q poser II oar be-i rs'''s's-
sl.u I,es ulsAln she discretionary
5uaSu.eui u oar ofscs.l-. hssr 81
law- why nos ea-s oar Eepspi'e.'n 40
-sstst.S.a- D. s..s ~saas ~ once ana
.1oys an ab-sgsse m9narchssi i0F.a
81 government ..sre discretionary
t.oser- are iauna ~ thesr greatest
perfection.
T. NJ ANNaSs-