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monthly payments. - per cent, se-ni-a1naaLly
szr1s land
Pleasant Pl2irs-wltred OMIT e ux- 70 B FTzn6S
Saul and Walter Z Hilton, 70 sec1re Harry u
Ellis, $500, 5 years. Per csnt, ss-nl-a1r'-aliy
lot 70 square $50: sane 70 B. FTz1Cls Ssul and
HsrbGt 7. Shannon. to secure Ai5dzSSh Z
Shannon. $3.50. monthly payments, pe- ext,
seui-znuusIly, same lazd-
Square I0s-Edwari Mellon e " % Ernsss L
Schmidt znd Charles 6. Alien. 70 seCITe GeoCse
4 O'ConnCT. SO. months. ps- cent. lot &
Triuidzd-ShemCnts 4 Brooks - IL 70 Washing
ton Loan snd Trust Company. 70 sec1re E91i-
table Coope-ztiTs Building Association. si.ocs.
l0s S. block 5
Square S75-yictOr J. Evans 70 Aneical Security
and Trust Company. to secure National SaEings
snd Trust Company. Ssass0o. 70 years ps-
cent, seni-arnuslly ics II
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Married q Negro

That jeremiah Bond, q negro. was mar
Tied TO Margaret Kahlin. white girl. by
Rev. y. Bishop johnson. on April 9,
was the information contained fn the re-
turn Of the marriage license 10 the mar
risge license clerk in the courthouse
yesterday by the officiating clergyman.
Bond obtained his license On April S
giving the residence OF both parties as
New York City. He said he was clerk
OF the Marshall Hotel II New York
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Nay 5.-whsat was firm: corn. ssrons:
osts. steady, and gye. 6rn
WHDAT-spot contract. LsS1salss1S: spot No 2
red Western. Lsssssl4sss June. L2ols asked: July,
LlsizsLi5A; steamer No red, Lsszsal.zslz; re-
oeips=. 30g bushels; Southern on grade. Ii5<a
LsTE.
CORN-spot contract, Ts3ssso; MsJ. 7s8as0: july,
755ss76&; steamer uixed. 75asa757k: recsipts sos
bushels; southern Ehite corn. -6izasgss; southern
yellow coTn. 755za7s54.
OATs-No white. sIiz; Nc. whiss. sssi;
No. mixed. 5si4a5s; receipts l1L5 bushels
RYE-No Western export. s5; No. westsn
domestic. ssess
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished b ". B. Hibos & Co.
members q The Sew Tcsk Stock Exchange. Hibos
Building Is Fifteenth ssrVst northwest
New ycrk. May 5-Costcz vas steady and dSE
to-day. The opening two % three potnts up On
faTogabs cables and scattered coverings There vas
dsarth Of bull news. and The market SACKED OF
IN response 20 snail offerings snc disposition on
tbs part q pi1 traders 70 let the u7s-kst drift The
cose -ss fvs 70 SIX points above the opening with
q quiet msTket.
Rscsipss az ths ports were 200 bales. against
= &c last week, and - lzst year Fer The week
* 100 bales. against z last week. ard s. .lgs
last year
Receipss a. Ne~ Orleans were SID bales. against
Zs7e last year ard az Houston ths-e were 2s5 bales
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Equity Court NO. L.
JUSTICE BARNARD.


No. $50. Dierkoph e. Al. Is Sts1stt e. al
appearsncs Of absent defendant Attorneys. Nsztou
Giuett
No zs4sL Andersen u cisssts ct ali sns At
torney, Z. L Wilson
No. &slL MooGay Ts schzzb et 81: tTpstses
appointed TO sell; bood. So,ooo, AttOneyA h ".
Sohon-H. 7. Tsggzrt-
No. EI2 smith - Buzzzrd e a. decree pTo
oonsesso Attorneys Thompson & Laskey-E For
rest C. Bendhesm. and W. B. Reilly.
No. 8sM. McCo1nsH Is. MoCoGnel e AL ro1er-
encs 70 examiner. Attorneys, " H White-L Q.
Harvard
No. S5A AHen - Allen Ct al; 7as Atsor-
neys. J. A JohnSCn-T IA Je1Od-
Assignments fer to-day:
No. 4ss. Morgan yS WsrTick. Attorneys. sulli-
van & Tooney-Ralsts3 Siddcns.
No SIS Holer " Hefin- AttoTnsy& Haydsn-
Ho0-er & Wells
No 50 Bridzes N Walter. AttoTnsyS. TbOuP
son & Iaskey-Barnzu5 johnson.
No 553 Arnola "a Arnold Attorns5s, Gardner
& Hopewel-Ambrose & Smith
Nc. 500 EdsoQ - stOddzrt st al Attorney.
WiIlismsou-
No 81. MyG "a, oooDr. AzOTssyS JOoss-
Martin.
No Sc. Trusssd Cou1sts stesl CDosly - Fl
deity st07EU Coupsay. AttS-nsTs, Ralssoa =
Sia5o7s-Lauaar < Clsphsne-
No 81 United States S4rinEs Bank - Shregte-
Attnrneys. Douglas Baker & Sbsu1ii-o' 'DonoshGe.
No S2 Miller u Miller. Attorneys. beckle,
Fultoa & Coz-BsldeTsOn.
No SS WIbel IS L<nhaz- Attorosyss Whit
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New fork- May 5-Sts-linE dull Rates points
lover. Rates for actual husiness. Sixty davs ssles
iS62o, demand. 4s7s5a4 s755- cables. ysss.s775
C01lmerciai bills. Ls5lzas s5ss foF sixty davs s1S
465's fOr ninety days Gran. 4ssE
The supply Il gain and cotton bills sca-oe
Money On call opened at 2 per cent: highest. .:
lowest. - closing. IA pT cent Most Of the
days leans were az psr cent
IITn= money sCmCEhzt finer in tore AID there
vas so-re improvement II the demand Rats slizht-
y higher and were qu0ted az 21szz-1 Der cent foz
81 zszaL- pe- cent for q days. 2&a3 psr czrt for
four months and 5a3is per cent for Eve ard 81
months. 5'zs5a pcT cent for over the yesr.
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Equity Court Nc. =
rsTTCE WRIGHT.


No zsc7 ,'ruvdy e al - CroTdy e al; G. B
Cziehfl g7zured !szrs % withdraw as attorney and
resignation q william Hitz ss guardian ad htsn
accsptsd Attorneys P. " Ersss-J. B. L&<zsr
and J. ". Patte5gn-
No zs5ge. Cave "a Cave: Gltnony pen 6eote lite
g-zntee. Attoneys Tkonss & Bells--J. s. Easbg-
Smith
Nc 81 In - Fo-henol Dsntal Chemical Con
psny, name caz1Eed % Fu-1ino Che-Eical Con-
rauy Attorney. A L SeEuyes.
No SIS. Andersen e 81 - Hs1 q Code
e Al. 6ecres 10 confssso. Attorney. 9 W. Owen
No 80 WEBSTER e a. IS Amerizn Loading
snd UulosGinE COuvary. trustees appointed % sell ;
bond. SEQ. Attorneys. " Il Sholes-I. Z. Pct
10. Es77 scAick " voesisr - al; trustees 70
sal appointed; bzd NSoo AtfOneJN q T. Bsu-
man-J. y. SaundeS
40. 3Agi Psdgrtt - Unknown Hst-s; sale rzti-
fed Attorney. ! Z McNaIy.
Nc slsa HizhLan5s Company ~ Love: trus.ee
substituted. AttnzreT. c. =. sy0e.
No. 80. Pylss - PILES. ssSesd ard ssbssittsG-
Ats1neTs P A. B0Eer-J. 4 Wilson. Lancaster
Saith.
No. Z7ss. Gather - Smith = al: sane. Att0r-
neys. l. P. Lovi-g-J. r. L4cbhtss snd v. c.
Clephzns
Assiznneu.s fo- ts-lay.
No 6s- Dou5 y. DouiA AttTnrJS. Groe1Hcil-
30. 57A ns5e IS oru1ss :. al As,osssy,
No ;. BOuis v.. Bozh Attorneys CaEsnstuo-
Wallace.
No 81 Esunous < A. - Eznons es al Al
to-nsy Padzstt-
No sd Ken u Rsl e a. Attc1sys. Mating
y & YeitcA-Cru1d4is & BalderSo1-
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sal1-ReEuar zI. Y O'Clock noon:
Capital Traction s. SEQ AZ II7a 100 At II7Ak.
Washington Railway and Eecric IS 500 AZ s-7s.
s 600 al 81. s. 600 81 go
Potomac Electric c0usolidafed s. S10D AZ ll5s
S.09 st 1854. s. 600 at l0sl. 100 at D5z
CAPITAL Trzction. / az IS
Washington Railway and Electric counoo, 50 81
90. 50 20 -
Washington Railway and Electric preferred 70 at
szsz at "a. 80 Al ~. 50 AZ ga
Washington Gss . az 67-z.
Greene Csnsnes, 3 At lei.
American SeczTi1y and Tr7ist, 70 at 3ss.
After czIl-Washinz1on Gas certihztes EoU az
lsil
WaShfnEtcn Gas 100 AZ s.
FolloviEg are the bid and asked prices on yester.
days Washington Stock Exchange.
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Criminal -ourt No. 1.

JUSTICE GOULD
United States " Charles h Rollins. embezzle
meut plea guilty and scutsnCe 70 jzn fU six
months
United States rs William II. jackson. oaruh
kao<ledSs; verdict guilty.
United States Is. DaTid Sterling assault 70 r1ps;
verdict not guilty
United States ~ Harrison Saunders. house
breaking: verdict. Jury diSaEees-
Assignments FOR today
United States "a LsDox Colbert
United States IS. Grace Robinson, James Rob-
insoe and Edward Wehs,er
United States vs Grzce Robinson.
Criminal Court No. =
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
In re estate of Hannah Coyls: verdict setting VII
assde Attorneys. Lambert Tsstman-W. h Gar
direr and ". B. Reilly.
United States y. James Ingram smbezzlsmsnt;
recoEnizance in 500 taken
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extr.. Per ext.. s5Os60O: bGtcSeE. 40os
s59: commO1, 20oaS.so.
HoGs-Per eVt. grcss. LOs70: ordinary. pe-
cFt 60oa6Zs
LAMRS-Choice Szss: medium, TlsaS
SHEEP-Prfme. z.5a5oo; common. &5ato0.
CALyES-Prhne, per b. saS1s; medium. n: con-
uCn sac.
COWs-Prine fresh. esch. 55oae4S0; counu.
x Sozs0ec; Old and dry. l6aosI5oo
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District Court.
JUSTICE ANDERSON

IoIi-b ANUkHoUN-
No. &s United Stztes rs. Baird-Daniels Com
Dany's Buchu Gin; time to file answer extended
Attn1neys. y. ". Bsker-WOlf & Rosenberg
No S7. United States Ts- Hurdle Brand Holland
Gin sane. AttQneTS ssms
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When you have lost or found anything,
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
ington Herald, and bill will be sent you
st cent word.
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No. 2Sz. Walter A. Bailey TA J. Leo Kolb:
cancel deed and for accounting. Attorney. ] n
StcTzrr.
No. 2s5S Lee L Hsrrel & Bro. w John 2.
Boyle e al; sne. Attonsss C Il. syms ana
". c. Sullivan.
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LaKEuifa

No. $751;. Harry wrzht IA Azz0os1iz and Po,
to1se RiEe- Railway CouDsay; damages. Sls.soa
Attorney. Z. L GtsA
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MARKET IRREGULAR
Some Stocks Gain. While
Others Lose Ground.
DECLINES WERE ANTICIPATED
Whatever Downward Tendency
There Was was Exhibited as
CIeverIy in Union Pacific as in
Any Other, and This Seemed 20
Be the Form Of supply.

New York. May SIP 20 the opening
OF business this morning the stock mar
ket had advanced continuously ever
since Friday Of last week. and on Monday
the rise in certain stocks went on with q
good deal OF violence Even yesterday,
therefore. the prepOnderence OF trading
sentiment on the stock exchange favored
a reaction IN prices, but the realizing
sales that we're prompted By this feeling
were SO Offset by the creation Of new
buying that the market as a whole still
closed on that day at an average net
gain.
To-day the sentiment was even more
dispersed that a temporary recession was
IN order and general sales Of stock in
creased Nevertheless. the enc feature Of
the days market was not weakness, but
irrsgularity. Certain stocks were con
spicuously heavy: others again were as
strong as ever and the character OF the
two movements did not indicate IN any
way that the buying in one part Of the
market was for the sake Of assisting
liquidation elsewhere
0SCAAAf EARESACGs
The market was one Of dealing in spec
ialties. with a general conviction over
spreading the transactions as a whole
that It would be better, all things con-
sidered. II values declined slightly before
advancing further
Whatever downward tendency there
was. was exhibited as clearly in Union
Pacific common stock as IN any other.
and this seemed TO take the form here
OF supply OF stock whenever its price
touched certain figures. rather than any
pressure 10 market the shares. The Pc
culiarity Of the days market was well
illustrated in the fact that the strongest
stock on the list was Southern Pacific
common. which made a net advance Of
one point on larger dealings than have
taken place 81 the issue on any dsy
within recent weeks Profit-taking was
manifest in Union Pacific common stock
although the price OF the stock did not
make q net decline OF more than one
quarter & a point; but, on the other
hand, al advance Of more than point
was made in the United States Steel
preferred shares. which was retained Tn
I'll the close OF the day. and gave every
Sh4NO-ALS u 4tdF4l4S al Investment % 4S-ll-
News Favorable.
The news OF the day was suil favorable
TO the security market. 4 batch OF high
y satisfactory railroad earnings for the
fourth week OF April was submitted,
these including an increase Of S125.000 for
The Missouri Pacific, $4,000 for Texas
Pacific, $4,000 for the Louisville and
Nashville, and S9S. 600 for Southern Rail
way. II the steel trade en advance was
ordered by the principal producing COM
paEies In the price Of light steel rails
while the orders for structural material
placed IN ths large cities have been such
that fs5rtceting prices have been ad-
vsnced from s. 70 g per ton. An i'm
preston Is current that q general ad-
vance n ell steel prices may take place
IN the immediate future.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouosztions furnished b. ". 3. HRS & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange ETbbs Build
iuE. rs Fftssnth street northwest
CALL MONEY-SALEs BY HoURSi
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IT-STTCr TARAUGu

NhAEE LIAANE ia D&LUE-
Nc. Eai5s. Americas LszndrT Machinery Msaufse-
tc-inz Compsny IS. Columbia Lzun6-y Company
j1-o- vith6rawn and eass oortinued- At4o-ney=,
Gitffrzg & Chauberiin-TucksT & kenvol-
No. $500. Hsinicks Ts. Whits; c0atiaGed fo<
tern
No 50sIl United States ex rsL LAEs Is. Con-
uissi5nsr q Patents: rule set Nay z lSs Arlor-
1sy, Lcuuel FGgitt-
ASSIGNMENTS for to-day.
No. so. Morgan vs. Bsltazo-s and Ohio Railroad
Ccnpary- Atto-neys Gittinzs & Chszcbe-iin and
T d BlAcEist0ne-Hamn-Ul. Colbert. Tdkgs &
Hamilton
No 50ols. Quill IS Hunter. adnintst-ztrix. Attr-
nsys. Oscar Nauck-R S. Hume and W C. SuIli-
van
No. SO. Warren - Tur7s=-rks- Attorneys. Z S.
BAILEY ard J. A. Hicks-H. 3. Moulton.
No. S6 O-iani - Parsons- Attorneys. ..
Rothschld and A. L. NsEmyeT-Bhley Woodard.
No. SIS Potomac EleCtTie Power Company W
Meyers. Attorneys- J, D. SuIlivan-Hsy6so John
son and 7. Z PatteTsgn-
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Bankruptcv Court.
Equity Suits.

JUSTICE BARNARD
No 81. In Te Thomas E WsSEznau: order 70
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, May g. 1sOo1
"wednesday, May ., 1909

No sislz United States ~. Laws C0n-
missioner Of Pensions; mEudGR1z Arso7ngy. Leuuei
FuSits
No 5lsl1 Charles A Berzsf. ruE-ee, n Ths
Sutt-Chzpp5e Stone Company; scc0unt, Ss1S9. A.
torney, O. a. White
No. 5l64- The Dodge Manufacturing Company u.
Anna n Holman; appeal Dessudxnts attorney.
J. 4 Ad-1SanS
No. 5sl5 Lee Z. He7Tel & Bro. - John ?.
Boyle; scc0uut, S.O4s.0l AttoEDsys C. E syns
and ". c. Sullivan
No. 5l6lA Kate Weber n. MzTEzTetts Goddard.
ezecu-1; account. 500. Attorney. Crsndan Aashey.
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CURB MARKET.

o1otutioos furnished bg ". 2. Hi5bs Co.
uembe-s q TIE New York Stosk Ezcasags Hibos
grssdiuz rs Fifteenth street northwest
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Circuit Court No. L.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

JUSTICE oLAFEDhD.
Herudon MfuicE Company IS. Lewis; motion Fer
rev ;rial Atto-ueys, 2 A. Frd-E. H. Jacksol.
No.s-There VII Be 10 srry t-ls-s % this court
u-sfI Nondsr Nav ID l1p
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nintrIo4 pnfIfinn

No Ea IN re extension of Esw YORK aver
n0thast; condemn land. Attorneys. z. & Tho1
and J. E. Smith
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TREASURY STATEMENT.
Rsss-e fund
Sold coin and bullion $50 eOo 90 o
Tnlst funds held for redemption q
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New Ycrk. Nay LIMITED States government
bonds closed as follows:
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NEW YORK MONEY.

tx dividend ) per osnt
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
NOTICE. ~ ADJUSTMENT NAy

Estate of David tsnadsy. deceased.
Tire undersigned. having been appointed
administrator of the estate of David Cansisy
late uf the county Of Gunnison. in the
notice that he viii appear before the County
Court of said GuDnis.n County at the Court
House IN Guunison. in said County on Monday
the srd day Of May, A. II. 1919, at the hour al
10 o clock IN the forenoon of saia dsy at which
time ali persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested to attend fo,
the purpose At having the same adjusted All
persons inocteed TO said estate are requisite a
To make immediate payment 10 the under.
signed.
Dated at G unni.on. Colorado, this 18th ssv
OF March. A. u. 1SN.
r. r. CANaDAY
Administrator of the estate Of David fanaday
deceased.
DEX1Ek r. SAfF. Attorney. Apr 2-si
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
SARCENrS WIPED OUT
eaase Wed.es1ay Msss;ag Dw,s
Aksui ~ H. Tsvn

On March 81. Sargents was again
visited by a destructive fire that
practically wiped out the town. 1t
started in the second story of the
Allen hotel a; 1.,30. This building
was soon in flames and the town
being without a water system the
whole row Of wooden structures
consisting Of hotel, Robert Cole .
saloon, empty store building. J. r.
Hicks general store, Montgomery .
pool hall and Hicks black smith
shop Was totally y destroyed with the
most oi their contents. No inssr-
ance except on Hicks store. De-
pot and log cabins on the hill about
all left standing. Loss 10 put at
$4,000. Sargents seems uniortu-
nate for it has burned down periodi-
cally. 1t is only thirty miles up
from Gunnison on the Rio Granae,
though just over the line in Sa-
guache county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
CURES INDIGESTION
Al Distress Frsa Sasaach - 49,
sestisa Vaaiskes = Five ninuoes

Take your sour stomach or mavbe
you call 1t indigestion, Dyspepsia.
Gastritis or Catarrh of Stomach; it
doesn't matter-take YOUR stomach
trouble right with YOU to your Phar-
macist and ask him to open a so
cent case of Pape's Diapepsin and
let you eat one 22-grain Triangule
and see if within five minutes there
is left any trace OF your stomach
misery.
The correct name for your trouble
Is Food Fermentation-food sourinc:
the Digestive organs become weak.
there is lack Of gastric Juice; your
food is only half digested, and YOU
become affected with loss Of appetite
pressure and fullness after eating.
vomiting, nausea. heartburn, grip
ing in bowels, tenderness In the pit
of stomach. bad taste in the mouth
constipation, pain in limbs, sleep
lessness, belching of gas, bilious
ness, sick headache. nervousness.
dizziness and many other similar
symptoms.
Ii your appetite is tickle and
nothing tempts yon, or You belch
gas or if you feel bloated after eat
ing, or your food lies like lump of
lead on your stomach, YOU can
make up your mind that at the
bottom of all this this there j. but
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02

There IS one thing about this mix
up with the do-nothing Legislature
IN Denver. Both Of Gunnison 5
representatives are voting and work
ing consistently TO redeem their
individual and party pledges to the
people That is source Of satis-
factioa. Representative Lehrritter
has been at the fore OF the platform
democrats IN the house since the
beginning Of the session. Not a
single vote of his can be criticised.
so far as we have seen. We made
no mistake there. Senator Twinins
has become convinced that the
Denver gang did not represent real
democracy aud had no intention of
redeeming party pledges lie has
voted steadily for a good primary
election law. Regarding the COVER
nors message, which thrilled the
state, he said Monday in the senate,
that he believed was well timed
and to the point, and it should have
been sent even earlier.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02

The splendid resslts Of city man
agement by the citizens party are
apparent IN the report Of the mspi-
cipal light and water plant given ON
our iirst page The general good oi
the town will best be served by
electing this ticket. Personally.
the gentlemen ON the so-calIsd Law
and order party, are tine fellows.
bat the charges Of mlsmana4ement
recc,l ON their own heads The
finances are in the best shape since
the town history began and are get
ting better. Keep in control the
men who have devoted time and
thought and night after night of
hard work without recompense TO
getting us out Of the financial hole
it Is too serious a business PROPOSE
tion to be turned over 10 untried
hands, just as it has by hard work
and careful management been re
deemed from practical bankruptcy
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
Csves.sr Dscksl by Pseple

Monday in the senate, Senator
Twining said in defense Of Governor
ohafroth:
% not agree with the gentlemen
who say the governor has offended
in asking the Legislature to do its
duty. There is. to my mind. only
one higher authority, and that is
the people themselves. Every day
they are approving the stand taken
by the governor and clamoring that
the senators do their duty. The
governor and the highest authority
IN the state seem to be close toget h.
er 30 far AS the short comings of
Legislature are concerned.
i disagree with the governor on
Just one proposition. He called
upon the members who have chang
ed their minds on the platform
measures to resign now. | think
they should have resigned before
election. Then the people would
have been spared the trouble of this
session.
The truth Of the matter. to INV
mind is that these members have
not changed their minds. They
never had mind favorable 10 The
platform measures, for they take
their orders from the bosses in Den
yer who are opposed 10 every Law
suggested 10 the interest Of the
people
The Denver Republican says.
Senator Twining opened the de
bate for the radicals, and state
that he believed abstructionist dem.
ocrats have received all their advice
from the machines. That the gov.
ernor had committed no offense by
hIs message, bat voiced the wislie:
OF the people as expressed at the
polls. He claimed that the news.
papers, meaning the Welton stree,
organs, also voiced public sentiment
and that the supporters of Hughe.
were lobbying IN the senate against
the primary The galleries were
packed by many friends Of Welton
street, who applauded every men
tlon Of the governor"
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
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t>ss~4Ss~0 ase- - - 90
i.ilhan N.llsr. p.As.ss. Csdrsc Wll-
sams. eosns<. Geo. hscss drum asd
cymbalr. fro4 FRANKS. slide trom-
bone.
Matter wllsos r~csssd . cuas.c
ssl~ct'ea eUistL~d, ~Tks dysgnpxsc
costeys lsss.eus II the hasqusa. T"
and did 1t yell Ars. &. T Salh
gave - . sosss ~ elo9ssss sribsss
10 the co~boys. closanx vlaA ~
t.ssstsfsl lines M Ars. Assss Horl
SkoEes.
A toess ~ "Thr hoy end The
Fssm, eisss BY l.. H. EssAssly vss
sAns ana psshs. PvDl Fsssks ssag
''tlosE in The ls~p," ssd - aa "a
coss pssce Gsve "fo1 JoAa," k<sA Il
thsu bssaG Ai0kly sajoyshh. fAs
oschssess acco0poasunsos - O9 0s
frsnks' Gas hass voice - seas.Aad
s6vssaaN.
Aiss ksAs Wslkss sscsasd 'Ckss-
iaO Cosdelss sp," u tsacAiag s1yls
cd niss JossgAias ZsesaAsG 0oa
applssse BY . ssasctsoa, "KssoiAG
C0@pany Tks coaasossssg b.
tsses Ar. and Ars SpsoasaAy - @
the wsaskes bspsas ves vsCsGsd witA
cIsvG effect BY Mss Hslsa WsAass,
and Gro~ght down the kosse. T.
v. Gray wss to talk % the Co~ntFy
Life Commission, but coatsutsA
himself with = few brief rsnarks
Bruce Hartman woa hoGor snd ap-
pIsase by h,s tart reply TO the toast
MASTER introduction and his we'll
prepared talk ON 1T pays to sdver-
tise' The tribute To the pioneers
Of Colorado by Miss Sara Easterly
WAS effectively rendered. 1t closed
with Rrdyard kiplings famous
poem. Miss Hazel Hartman PLAYED
yellow .Ionquils' ON the piano to
greatly please the audience Cedric
Williams monoloeue ON Flirting
was good. Senator Sapp closed the
program with well chosen remarks,
directed TO the younger generation
so literally represented. lie called
their attention to the fact that soon
they would be the leaders, not only
at social occasions and in political
halls but ia the field and ON the
range.
The chairman called for rising
vote of thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Tor their generous labor in prepar-
ing the banquet and this was given
with a will
1t only took few minutes to
clear the dining room and prepare
1t for the dancers who thronged back
and kept up the merry pace till well
toward morning.
Long may the Stock Growers as
sociation live aud hold these annual
banqaets.