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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-09
sunreme court naoIaIons.

Columbus, o., Dec. 9.-The follow
ing are among the decisions handed
lown by the supreme court Tuesday:
George Auer vs.. Alex Shank ct al,
Allen county, judgment affirmed; the
Cleveland Electric Railway Co. vs.. w.
II. Kirkbride. Cuyahoga county. judg-
ment affirmed
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-09
EedetaI council Of churehes.

Philadelphia, Dec. 9.-The first Fed
eral Council of the Churches of Christ
IN America, organized to further the
movement of unity of action among
the Protestant denominations In the
interest OF spreading the gospel, ad.
Iourned Tuesday to meet In Decem.
Der, 1912, at a place to be selected by
the executive council. Strong resolu.
tions were adopted at the final session
In opposition to increased armament
by the nations OF the earth A feature
nf the session was an address by Prof.
Henry w. Rogers OF Yale university.
who said the time was ut hand for oh,
ligatory arbitration Of disputes be-
tween the nations. Resolutions were
adopted condemning the divorce evil
and commencing organizations that
have taken up the subject of better
divorce laws; also resolution call
Ing upon school authorities to give
children more time during the week
for religious Instruction In their
homes and churches. 500 r0aif "
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-09
Richert's sentence Commute d.

Columbus, o., Dec. Gov. Harris
on Tuesday commuted to nine years
the sentence of John +. Rlchert of
Jackson county, sent up for ten years
in 1903 for rape with consent He
served three years in the penitentiary
and has been for two years on parole,
All county officials recommended
;lemency The Communication releases
Richert at once
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-09
prIseoII Knocks Out Griffin.

Boston, Dec. 9.--Jem Driscoll, claim.
ing to be featherweight champion OF
England, knocked out Charley Grif.
fin, featherwelght champion OF Austria.
liza, Tuesday night in the eleventh
round Of bout which proved the best
boxing exhibition in Boston in many
years.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-09
PoIltIelans In conferenee.

Columbus, o.. Dec. Capt J. d.
Grants. who has been indorsed for APP
pointment as assistant adjutant gen
eral is here 10 confer with Col. c. c..
Weybrecht, already selected for adju
tant general under the Harmon admin.
lstra;ion, and with State Chairman
Finley.
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Quiet In Haiti.

Port au Prince, Dec 9.AGen. An
toine Simon. who has assumed The
presidency of Haiti and who has thu
situation now we'll In hand. has ap
pointed cabinet All IL quiet II
Port au Prince.
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aoIna Home for chrIstmas.

Chicago, Dec. Six hundred Scan
dinayian-AmericaDs gathered from
middle west states aud bearing evi.
dences OF American prosperity, left
Chicago Tuesday on two special trains
for New York. whence they will sail
for their mother country.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-09
cleveland Count House case ADVANCED

Columbus, o., Dec. 9,-The motion
to advance the Cleveland court house
case was allowed by the supreme
court Tuesday, and the date fixed for
December Is. The case Is styled the
prosecuting attorney of Cuyahoga
county VS.. Madigan, treasurer, and is
the one in which effort is being made
to stop further work on Cuyahoga
,ountys new court house.
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Goes insane; kIIls Daughters.

Wakefield, Mass, Dec 9.--Beeoming
suddenly 1and violently insane, Hiram
l.. Badger on Tuesday killed his two
daughters, aged 10 and Z, and then
ran amuck through the town, shooting
at persons he met on the street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-09
$4,000 Fire Loss.

pluskegon, Mich, Dec. 9.-The In,
diana Box Co.'S factory was destroyed
Tuesday night by fire which for a
time threatened to sweep through a
residence section on the west side Of
Muskegon. Loss $4,000; insured.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-09
RsnulsltIon for Doctor.

Columbus, o., Dec "a requisltion
was Issued here Tuesday by Gov. Har
ris upon the governor of Wyoming for
DIR. Edward r. Lynch Of Circleyllle
against whom a charge Of malpractice
was brought following the death OF
Miss Hazel Graves Of Pickaway
county.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-09
Remington State Manager Suicides

Indianapolis. Ind. Dec. 9.-IIarlan
T. Marshall, state manager for the
Remington Typewriter Co., hanged
himself to the banister OF stairway
In his home Tuesday, Apparently hi
business affairs were In good shape,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-09
British squadron Leaves Rio.

Rio de Janelro, Dec. 9.--The British
cruiser squadron under the command
OF Rear Admiral Sir Percy Scott left
here Tuesday night after a, weeks
stay, during which time many enter
tsinments were given the visitors.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-09
carneale InstItutIon ApproprlatIonl

Washington, Dec Appropriations
aggregating $636,3O0 were made Tues.
day at the annual meeting of the
board of trustees of the Carnegie In
! stitution Of Washington. This amount
is to be used merely to continue pro.
| jects heretofore initiated.
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Monroe County prY.

Columbus, o., Dec 9-Monroe coun.
ty on Tuesday voted dry In local
option election by a Asatority OF ,2Ol
About 10 saloons were put out VI
business.
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Wine Growers and safoonkeepers.

New YORK, Dec, 9.-The separation
of wine dealers from saloonkeepers as
organizations was recommended by
Lee j. Vance, secretary of the Ameri-
can Wine Growers association, at the
annual meeting here Tuesday. n aH
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Quick Action for Mrs. Gen. LOnostreo.

Washington, Dec. 9.-The senate on
Tuesday confirmed the nomination Of
Helen d. Longstreet, widow Of the
Confederate general, as postT 1ster at
Gainesville, Ga. The senate con.
firmed the nomination on the day II
was received.
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Steamer john stanton In FaIr shspe

Sault Ste. Marie. Dec. 9.-The
steamer John Stanton OF Cleveland
which went aground Sunday night on
Point Iroquois while down bound, is
in no immediate danger, although she
Is fast aground.
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no stop BLOW OF Blood.

To stop the flow of blood bind the
Tound With cobwebs and brown sugar
pressed on like lint or with fine dust
OF tea. When the blood ceases to how
apply laudanum. ..s
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DAILY . Daily eXcept Banday. p
All trains DAILY except locals SnN
Nos. and 10.
For further Information regarding
trains. call Information operator.
,dther phone.
l.. n NEBERGALh.
Ticket Agent.
Phone fIs.
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Tu>IME tablet Terrible and hard
TO figure! At some station lonely
II We see this sign upon the card:
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
Frsa nhe cleswee1 AvslsseAe

Last week the Avalanche tried to
show its readers that the farmers
commission which President Roose-
welt had appointed to investi gate
the condition of the farms OF this
land was farce. We have many
reasons for saying this, but one of
the foremost Is the set of men he
has appointed One of the great
agricultural papers of this nation Is
the Rural New Yorker, and that
paper makes the same assertion.
One nf the men appointed by Pre-
siden' Roosevelt to examine the con-
dition Of the American farmers has
made the statement that the farme,
puts up the poorest table IN the
world That commissioner mus
have been raised on angel food
If he said that about the Garfield
county farmers there is not a mar
in the county who would not cal
him down, for there is not bettei
table set than the formers wives o
this county set.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

directors Several of these gentle
mes have been out ut Gothic during
the summer TO remain for weeks and
all are much pleased with prospects.
Ga eud lines Il the Mountain
King in Rastler gulch Reinhardt
Holloway is working six claims be.
longing 10 the Maroon Mountain
Mining Co. lie is drifting along
the true Gssure throaph the lime
foot wall. His tunnel is already in
700 feet with much development
work above.
On the opposite ridge Jonas Eric
son. in charge of operations for the
Rustler Gold Mining x Milling Co,
last fall opened 80 inches OF xlUo
ore. A carload was taken out ready
to ship. but the altitude OF the mime
Vt l2.HD feet upon precipitoss
cliffs induced change in opesations
The Monmouth Leasing Co, com
posed Of stockholders from Mon
mouth. Illinois, is now starting a
tunnel from a point 800 feet down
the hillside and almost opposite the
power houses Of the Mountain King
A twenty horse power Fairbanks a
Morse gasoline engine has been in
stalled, buildings erected, and
good road built up to the plant. Mr..
Ericsson expects To strike the VEN IN
% feet and will thea run upon it
until the ore shoot is encountered
The values are found in gold, silver
and copper. The several men at
work will be employed as long as
weather permits.
Adjoining this property is the
original Rustler mine. discovered by
Leadville parties in 1876. Nearly a
carload was shipped by pack trains
over the main range, but the prop
erty was patented in 1882, the first
owners died and little has been done
until this summer John Gordon,
the owner, has leased it to Robinson
* Elliot, who are running tunnel
to gain fifty feet more depth. They
have made l20 feet in two months,
or two feet day. Pretty good, con-
siderin9 much of it is shooting
ground and props must be carried
up with burros. This tunnel will
strike the bottom of an old winze
known TO exist where the shipping
ore was discovered Only fifteen
feet more remain to drive.
The Usona tunnel, driven to JlS
feet has suspended operations for a
short time Nothing has been done
on the Sylvanite or Virginia this
summer, but both these splendid
properties should be in operation by
another season.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
nsAs G:ass 0sus - Eesa

oar cougty treasurer. Mrs. Anne
Downey and father II ;. Marshall
returned FRIDAY last from a trip b.
Marble. Mrs D,wney brpsrht as a
souvenir from the gaarr,e- heaa-
tfal book shaped piece carved IA
solid shs,eee-s. an exaet imitation
of an edition de luxe Of se.e novel
hound IN white veilam She 10 en-
thusissiic IN describing the maeni-
hcient development oi this corner of
the county bv the marble s.arries.
The Colorado Y ale Marble company
has lately drilled 4JO feet. tai ing
osi the core as sample The
farther they 60 down the more per
Iect the product The two and
half inch core is polished ia sections
and shows TO beautiful advantage
the vast storehouse Of natures
wealth before unexplored No
doubt this marble quarry is the
greatest thing Of its sort in ths
world.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
Bs.pss rs1sss Cssp = Cslsss1s

Colorados potato crop for 1908
is the best on record and is valued
at six million. Greeley is Of
course the largest producer. the
fields here shipping from ten to
twelve Thousand ears. Large in
crease is reported from valleys of
the Grand, Roaring Fork, Uncom-
pahgre and San Luis and instead
of 1900 cars these valleys will export
1900 cars. Prospects are for good
prices as the production east of the
Mississippi is only from 60 TO 20
per cent of average, The Ganni-
son county acreage does not prob
ably run ABOVE 200 acres, mostly
on the slopes of Flat Top and in the
Upper Gunnison valley However,
our crop has been good, probably
four or five tons to the acre, or
total of 40 cars, nearly all of which
finds ready home market Our
section where the frost problem can
he controlled raised the finest pota-
toes in Colorado and returns are far
better than with sugar beets. Mr.
Z. II. Bennett. the potato specialist
Of the Agricultural College says:
1T should be remembered that this
is all clear money. No fertilizer, no
spraying materials, and almost no
valuable elements taken from the
soil. la fact the soils that grew
this crop are in better condition for
a grain crop next spring than they
would have been had potatoes not
been grown upon them.
One unnecessary mistake is still
being made by growers especially
in the newer potato growing sections
of the state That mistake Is in not
planting one Of the standard varie-
ties The writer was recently in a
field one half Of which had been
planted to the standard Colorado
variety White Pearl. and the other
half to local variety or rather a
mixture Of varieties. The owner of
the field was digging and made the
statement that the pait planted
to pure seed would bring seventy
five dollars more per acre than the
poorer variety
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
oulisa Kise 70 SAass.

Elk Mountain Pilot-P. r. Ropell
for many years manager of the
Bullion King mine at Irwin,
came here from Tacoma, Wash
lneton, last week TO inspect the old
property for the owner who is
prominent attorney IN LDnd on,
England. Engineer Aikine Of Gun
n'son accompanied Mr.. Ropell to
the mice and returned home Tues
day The latter will proceed to
Londsa At once with his report Of
the present eondit.aa of the prop
ertv 1t is understood that work is
TO he renewed at an early date and
that long tunnel to drain the
mine is part ot the work conten-
plated IT will be remembered that
this property was large and CON
stant producer of high grade silver
ore Tor the first twenty wears #
mining in this district aud it is also
a fact that the lower levels Of tins
mine have as good ore as was
found in the upper workings The
mine has the deepest shalt Of any in
the camp but the pumps were
drownded out and work was sus-
pended on this account several
years ago.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
Csl 2ssliap

The meetings At Presbyterian
church are progressing nicely. Prof.
Fisher, the sweet singer Of Indiana,
is organizing = fine chorus choir
composed of the best singers and
mssicians in the city. The singing
j. certainly inspiring Evangelist
Hay BELL, former lawyer Of Psds-
cab, Ky, now Of Carbondale, Ill,
prcaches At 10 .. m. and At 7.3O p.
m. every day except Mondays. No
service Monday day or night, it be
ing rest day Open air meeting
SATURDAY. at 3. p. IN. on the street.
The meeting is union in spirit and
every body is cordially inv.ted. The
pastors Of the Methodist and Epis-
copal churches have been in attend
ance and ne are paying and work
ing for . general revival that may
Alsss an oar chsrcAes. osr ho0es
anA car e.tire city Les him that
heasvtA say cune."
j. n. HENRY, Paseoe
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
IN uR
News champion Correspondence.

News champion Correspondence.
Sunday, Oct. 4.
A w Hall departed Saturday for
his home at Cedaredee
Mrs. Godfrey of Denver came in
Wednesday and has charge Of the
boarding house at the Gold Cup
tunnel
Tincuppers make one think of
wild ducks. for as soon AS the snow
flies they fly too, seeking lower alt
itudes and warmer climate.
Del Nolan and wife came over
from Buena Vista Thursday and
moved their household goods to that
place where they will reside this
winter
Mrs. Florence Reed and the little
bald headed candidate for president
departed Monday for Cedaredge
where they will spend the winter
with the family of J. F. Reed.
Adrian Champagne, vice Pres.
of the Black Hills Mining Co.
who has been here several weeks,
left for his home at Beulah, Wyom-
ing, Thursday.
II. DBright came infrom his Tay-
lor Park ranch, bringing with him
a load Of turnips, of which he dis
posed to the merchants. He is noy
greeted with this salatatinn: Hello.
Hank, when viii pumpkins be ripe?'
Joha Dake, Warren O,Brien,
and DR.. Warren Of st. Elmo were
hero Monday on their way TO Tom
neys ranch where they will spend
three weeks hunting and fishing.
This remiads us that deer season is
open and the asmosphere is fell of
deer storics and the stomaches OF a
very few are fail of deer meat.
Another saloon and gambling hall
opened up here for business frs. of
the month. Tin Cup is IN A l sa-
loon town. This makes three and
there are great opportunities for
- many moro. The license is ex-
tNmeay reasonable. 20 cooe On all
ye Who cat make ii pay elsewhere,
~ yoa are assared ssccess here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
n Csaaav Oai0s

A comedy drama in four acts,
dealing with the quaint chsFsct~rs.
~ho!esome aud native Wit II the
middle western village in the esrly
eighties, will be presented by the fol-
lowing cast II characters ut Masonic
hall, on the evenings Of October 3lst
and November .2nd: Hon. JAS.
Hackles, County Chairman, George
Robertson, Tillford Wheeler, hi.
law psrtner, Paul l,oyles; Eliss
Rigby, opposlt on candidate, Major
Skues. Riley Clearen, editor of the
Patriot. Harlow Lawrence, Wilson
Prewitt, editor Of the Banner, Geo.
Brown; Jup'tor Pett;wsy, manager
drum corps, Robt. Hard.; Sassairas
Livingston. local tough OF color,
Matthias Schmitz; jeff Briscoe,
soap box orator and hen pecked hue
hand, Alex. McDoagal; Uncle Eek
Nillbary, old settler, +. X. Zagelder;
Vance Jimsaisen, stose keeper. jos.
Miles; Jo. whissskss, visA1sll
- - 0nouAwA; 0sounn
Aonteoas-sy, visieee Ioat~r. Tom
Hogan; Club rsll,ver. smart boy,
Tom Qainn; Amos Whitney, farmer,
Geo Brown; Clabe Overton, another
loaier, Ross l,Isckstock; Lucy Ri9bv,
daughter Of Elias Rigby. Miss jose
phiBe ZuQelder; Mrs Elias Rigby,
Mrs. r. B. Lewis; Mrs. jeff. Briscoe,
boarding house keeper, Mrs. G. Col
lipan; .orena Watkins, village mil
liner, Miss Lillian Miller; Chick
Elzer, an orphan, Miss Margaret
Risse: 1'iily, saucy village girl, Miss
Margaret Doyle
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
~ nv WA&4 Ao0 I
sh~uiB saa1 saQsnaassons - essu1.
AA1 m1w hrul6 ~ usOf

Tosa Pes.essoa. shes 1sss<Es.asc
candidate tss sesesnar. ss.sds sAsss
Aoss sAAssss Ut sks AsoAsoy Il
0ansc.
Aash T Csssy Il SAs~scAe sad
niss Aesss Odd wsse nsassisA -
Rev. G. 4. Bsss,ks at the AesAodisa
cAsscA.
Ira ksOsR sss ssrseyIaG fos ths
coapty commissioners q nee wagon
vou,e frosu the BLACK mesa down ~
Sap.sero TO sdmi, wssoes fsosa the
North Fork
Mail service over the South Pxrk
hetweea Gsnnisoa and -. Eluso
was discontinued. Joe Aoraas
again took the stage route contract
from Parl,n 10 Pitkin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
Deer Seepsa Qpso

With the opening Of the deer
season our hunters began to hike
to the hills aud several good bags
are the result.
d. I. Sapp aud Henry Bartlett
returned last week from a huRtine
trip on Alder creek, but we're un-
fortunate in securing game
Frank Harper. Paul Doyles, W.
W. Mckee and Guy Palmer are
after deer on Steuben creek.
While hunting on Antelope last
week Joe Chinery succeeded in kill
ing . 800 pound buck.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
GOTHIC AND ITS LARGE
MINING ENTERPRISES
The naae and New Co.ceasstng Plant. The Noun
tain kas Ru*Iz and Or Properties Which
Promise to Rejsvenae Gothic

stoa ec1gTmcal for the entire pro-
dsct. The ore now going through
10 eson : / 10 $50 grade and re
dwCad eight TO one makes a Sl2O 90
c0oornirte.
~ tl,e Alice lode near the Blaine
:jODeogs Of o. have beea taken .fro.a
~hsrf saw q ~ baAAom ~ . 80
foot shaft. This oss body j. SIX
feet vide and high grade /. runs
81 prr cent. lead, p ounces in sill
yer and IS 90 in gold \ new tun-
mel, gaining l25 iset in depth in lS5
feet has been pushed in since winter
and will be drifted from to under
cut the ore. A good road leads to
the nine. About ten men are now
employed.
From mine to mill is 1000 foot
drop SO that modern tram is by
far the cheapest and most rapid
method of transportation. Plans
are beinG drawn tor such tram to
be erected this fall or early in 1909
It, construction will be over unusu-
ally easy ground The Blaine com
pauy owDa sawmill, which has not
only worked all necessary lumber
for The mine and mill, but has done
custom work for other properties at
Gothic During winter, the boiler
from THE sawmill will be moved to
the concentrating plant and con-
nected with steam pipes as heat
ing system. A new assay Office,
shop and bunk house, lSx32 feet,
has Just been completed +. Harry
Fovargue. graduate of the Case
School Of Applied Science at Cleve-
land is sssayer and assistant man
ager. The concentrating mill is
equipped for doing custom work for
other mines at Gothic, and az such
will be = welcome addition to the re
sources 81 that camp
Active operations by the Elk
Mountain Mining and Milling com
pany have been in progress all sum
mer, driving the large drainage and
Spo-ta'ion tunnel toward the
Mountain King The estimated dis
tance OF 1870 feet has been two
thirds covered aud Water Lyner No.
6 drills are making eight to ten feet
a day. By the middle of November,
Superintendent, !. 7. Bennett, ex-
poets TO croes-cut the vein where il
strikes from shoulders of Maroon
mountain into Rnstler gulch- FIT
teen men are employed.
In 1879, Mr.. Bennett as a pioneer
prospector. discovered the Mountain
King Eleven tons shipped from
the apex returned over 100 ounces
in silver and ten TO fifteen per cent
copper The showing at the apex is
forty feet wide and has been devel-
oped by tunnels l35 and 2iO feet on
either .ide. Much low grade mill
ore is Developed and an ore shoot
twelve feet in width cross-cut The
new tun,el will gain a Thousand
feet of depth The power house is
equipped with the best of modern
machinery and no necessary expense
is being spared to make a mine ".
S. Cutler Of Chicago is president of
the company, c. H. Bowles, -ecre-
tary, and N. A. Hands, Frank
Nasher asd Dr.. Gowan are Chicago
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
- G10 00 4 ~
: Sc ;zF

To save trom .tsAp - vAIUo .
year for The coSSsy fas - io1sGaaee
. rer,ed 10 spmethsAe Il uAieA aoy
os,c.sl may he pro.d sd vs1us cd
he ,a.eres.sd ~ tasski1laso sseQQs-
tsnssy for saving which Ass chassc-
,erixed the work Il osr coss0ssslan
ers and k~pssssssAasss SsAs A.
Lehrrsttcs N es,AosC,esGa wseA Ne
payoe~t of water COossssssaoers.
Three yeass ago bslls 81 Z SO
aud mere began to cosse from ~ster
dlstrict No. 40. which Iaclsdes
North Fork sections Il OanRiss,a.
DELTA and Noatrose coustses. This
was for water commissioners salaries,
the which b. state law ssch county
Interested sasss pay eqssiiy Bet
Guanispn had 2.uD acres irrigated
and Dalts 5000 Nsastsssly sa-
juss and unfair, yei The Law. Jos.
II. Collins, then chairman Of the
hoard, asai.ted BY HE colieAgse
Miller and Custer, and Coaaty At
torney n T. SApp, protested these
bills aud carried them to the dis
trrt court They were finally sd-
Judged due. but not unt,l the pad
ding MAS cut out and the whole
scaled down 10 about : go wear,
a clear gaia 10 our treasury of $500
wear.
Most officers would have been
content with this victory. but Mr.
Collins and associates, Judge Sapp
and Representative Jehrritter then
set ON foot state wide movement
to get the Law changed. A meeting
II oil county commissioners in Col
orado was called at Denver April 30
to Discuss the matter. Montrose an d
Delta commissioners raw the inj.st-
ice Of the tax and helped in the
work. The meeting was . great
ssccess ss SO coSnt<s ost of 81. or
practically al tiso.- directly ,s.~r-
es>ed, were represented.
4 psopnsd lsu sas Asssa - "
awuBUVuy0sae q ~uoge o1n0tGIke.
en- salsries ~ the state, thss siiai-
ntsine the iseqsality aud taking .
great burden off our shoulders. All
the counties pledged themselves
to support the bill aud certain other
remedial measures proposed Rep
resentative John 4. Iehrritter. al
though receiving na compensation
whatever for his time was present
through the two days meeting lie
was chairman OF the resolutions com
mittee and drew up the proposed
Law, giving the benefit Of his exper-
fence az \ legislator and his know
ledge of conditions. IL Nr. I.ehr-
ritter 10 reelected it will undoubtedly v
fall to him to introduce the bill and
push it through IN next general
assembly, thus saving Gunnison
coantv another = 600 a year. and
indeed more than that. for no dosbt
these charges will Increase as more
bitches are taken out in the future
Messrs. Collias and Lehrrit,er should
receive credit for thie excellent work
for our taxpayers.