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The Nevada County picayune., 1910-02-02

Have you week throat? If 50, you cannot be too careful. You cannot begin treatment too early. Each cold makes you mere liable to another and the last is always h9rder to cure If you you will take Chamberains Cough Remedy at the outset you will be saved much trouble. Sold by All DeBlers.
 Mound City Paints may cost a trife more, but, w. B. Waller. "
 Chamberlain Cough Remedy is not common, every. day cough mixture. It is meritorious remedy for all the troublesome and dangerous complica- tions resulting from cold in the head, throat. chest or lungs. Sold by All Dealers.
 Lost-Left my house Friday, Jan. 21st, one brown COW with ears cut off, and the tips of both horns sawed off. short tail. Had with her a black heifer calf. Liberal reward for recovery.
 Nat May, Route 1,
 Prescott, Ark. Chamberlain Cough Remedy is very valuable medicine for throat and lung troubles, quickly relieves and cures painful breathing and danger ous sounding cough which indicates congested lungs. Sold by All Dealers. B. A. Rhodes, of Dixon, was a pleasant caller Saturday.
 Chamberlain Cough Remedy never disappoints those who use it for obsti- nate coughs, colds and irritations of the throat and lungs. It stands un- rivaled as a remedy for all throat and lung diseases. Sold by All Dealers.
 For Sale-Pure Rhode Island Red Eggs. S1.W per setting of 15 at Emmet, Ark.
 J. M. Thomas.
 Constipation leads to liver trouble, and torpid liver to Bright's Disease. PRICKtY ASH BITTERS is certain cure et any stage of the disorder.
 For Sa]e-Some nice Poland C nina pigs, registered. Fine and dandy.
 A. A. Gordon.
 The old War Horse of Albany's democracy, Peyton Woosley, was in the city Saturday.
 Mike Feyberger, a former citizen of this county, but for the past few years in Missouri, nov ed back to Arkansas last week and will make this his future home to the delight of his many friends here.
 Bob Murry, of Lane urg, was in town Monday and left his an- nouncement for road overseer for his township.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-02-02

Married On last Sunday at the nome of the brides father, Mir. J. U. Rhodes, of Weaver, MT. Sponsor Benton and Miss Inez Rhodes were married, Esq. J. J. Hirst officiating. We ex- tend to this happy young couple our sincere wishes that they will meet with as few obstacles through life as possible.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-02-02

& following letter received Nthe department k self-eX- Htory Ii the patrons oi M~al routes will do as request ey will aid th" carriers Ill 1e better service:
 January 9, 1910. Postmaster,
 Tn view of the extent to A the practice of placing in boxes by patrons
 Town, and the delay in the
 rv and collection of mail
 De hardships imposed on N carriers incident thereto, 3 fe informed that, commence ebruary l5, proxlmo, rural r carrIers will not be re-
 to collect loose coins from
 oaii boxes.
 fcns should enclose coins Tn Nelope, wrap them securely
 Niece of paper, or deposit Yin a coin holding recepta- D they can be easily and ly taken from boxes, and ers will oe required to lift |coins, and, where accompa- Rby mail for dispatch, attach lequisite stamps.
 Us sholud be promptly an- Iced to the rural patrons ngh whatever means you (employ, without expense to Department, and you are at ty to give the information Ddied herein to your local pa- Ifor publication, if they 80 Ie. Respectfully, P. V. DcGraw. Fourth Asst. P. M. Gen.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-02-02

Fred Murrah has purchased the Box Ball Alley on East Elm street.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-02-02

Have you week throat? If 50, you cannot be too careful You cannot begin treatment too early. Each cold makes you more liable to another and the last is always h9rder to cure If you you will take Chamberlains Cough Remedy at the outset you will be saved much trouble. Sold by All Deglers
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-02-02

Chamberlain Cough Remedy is a very valuable medicine for throat and lung troubles, quickly relieves and cures painful breathing and danger ous sounding cough which indicates congested lungs. Sold by All Dealers.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-12
Fake Funeral Expenses.

Shenandoah, March 10.-What first
appeared as If it might be another
chapter in the tragedy in which she
was concerned last fall, appeared last
Wednesday when Ethel Brights "a
ther, Leb Bright, received a remark
ably strange letter. The letter was
without address or signature, dated
Feb. 26, and stated that Ethel Bright
had died at Los Angeles, the body had
been embalmed, and they asked for
500 to be telegraphed at once to de-
fray expenses in sending the body
home.
Mr.. Bright telegraphed to the chief
of police in Los Angeles asking him
to look the case up and notifying him
that he had deposited 500 in shen-
andoah bank, subject to his use IN
case the girl was really dead.
The chief of police has wired Bright
that no record of the death OF the girl
could be found, and that In all proba-
bility it was crude scheme on the
mart of some one to extort money
from Mr.. Bright.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-12
A PUZZLE FOR
HISTORY PUPILS
WHO COMPOSED "UNiTED WE
STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL"
10 QUESTION.

Des Moines, March 10.-Literary
critics and Others at the state house
are having a hard time to solve the
question who wrote, United we stand,
divided we fall" The discussion has
become so earnest that duties have
been neglected while the officials made
investigation Of the literary records
to ascertain the name Of the author
Of that much quoted sentence.
Here are some Of the suggestions as
to the authorship. made by employees
at the state house:
Miss Tyler, secretary library COM
mission. Patrick Henry"
C. c. Nye, secretary to Governor
Carroll-"John @. Adams
A. J. Bennett, educational depart
ment-"J John Adams"
Judge Robinson, state board OF con-
trol-"John Adams
Wesley Greene, state horticulturtst
Patrick Henry"
Major F1eming,-"Some Roman phil
osopher."
E. J. Moore, secretary pharmacy
commission-"P Patrick Henry"
Guy e. Logan, adjutant general -
either Franklin or Patrick Henry.
James Lees, assistant state geolo-
sist-"Tkomas Jefferson"
A search of the records shows that
the quotation was used by George
Morris, one of the signers of the Dec
laration Of independence. He, however,
quoted the words. Patrick Henry used
them but he also quoted them.
The most general belief is that the
words were first penned thousands OF
years ago. They are attributed by
some to Caesar.
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HIS SAMPLES STOLEN.
Indiana travelling Man Robbed in Ho
tel at keokuk- Thieves Rifled
Tr,lnke


tel at keokuk- Thieves Rifled
Trunks.
Keokuk, March 10.--J. P. Wendt,
travelling salesman OF Evansville, Ind,
awoke this morning to find that some
OF his line of samples had been stolen.
Yesterday he arrived from his head
quarters. and securing sample room
accommodations at the Hotel Keokuk.
was we'll established when he retired
last evening. This morning, however,
he found that some Of his Zine" had
been removed by some INSCRIPTIONS
nerson or persons and he at once solic-
tied the assistance of the police. Dep
Ity Marshal Jerry Harrington going
to the hotel and accompanying Wendt
to neighboring rooms and Joining in
a search for the guilty party.
The two, the assistant chief of po-
lice and the travelling man, think that
they have located the party that took
the articles from the trunks carried by
the latter and were busy today run.
ming down severel clews.
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70 INSPECT ALL MEAT.
Authorities In Dubuque Adopt Meas
ures to Insure Healthy
Supply.

Dubuque, March 10.-After March 10
all farmers will be restricted from
bringing in and selling dressed meat
in this city, thus protecting the resi-
dents of Dubuque from the possibili-
ties of buying diseased meat. Inc ac-
ton is the result of recent investlga-
ton and the finding of tuberculosis
germs in q quantity of meat ready to
be sold. Any farmer wishing to have
q beef or veal butchered will there
fore be obliged to bring the animal to
one Of the local slaughter houses and
have the meat inspected before he can
offer it for sale.
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caot. sosardus again hits the Bulls
Eve,

This world famous rife lot who
holds the championship record Of 100
pigeons in 100 consecutive shots isliv-
ing lat Lincoln, Ill. Recently 1nteryleWea
he says: 81 have suffered a long time
with kidney and bladder trouble and
have used several we'll known kidney
medicines all Of which gave me no re-
lief until started taking Foley's Kid
new pills. Before used Foler's Kidney
pills I was subjected to severe back
ache and pains in my kid:-.ys with
suppression and oftentimes cloudy
voiding. While upon arising In the
morning l would get dull headaches:
Now I have taken three bottles of
Foley,s Kidney Pills and fell 100 ner
cent better. am never bothered with
my kidneys or bladder, and once more
feel like my own self. All this owe
solely to Foley's Kidney Pills ana al
wavs recommend them TO my fellow
sufferers. Swenson's Drug store;
Clark's Drug Store.
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of the attendants in the institution.
Mr.. Featherington would soon have
been discharged but was anxious to
see the home folks and came without
the knowledge Of the authorities.
A marriage license was granted yes
terday to D. c. Keller. 81, Abba and
Mary Pastor, ~. Blakesburg.
j. S. Joss a real estate man from
Pella, was business visitor at Abba
yesterday,
Miss Mary o'Connor of Eddyvillc.
who has been the guest Of Miss VIM
fred Jamison the past week, returned
to her home Wednesday,
Miss Grace Harlow of Hiteman was
the guest Of friends here last even
ing.
Mrs. J. II. Love entertained tn, Sa-
marian of the Christian church last
evening.
The Epworth league will told a So
cial at the Burdock home this even
ing. .. =
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survived by five children, Mrs. Ira
Boyan, Mrs. G. M. Boylan.g Mrs. Thos.
Martin, all Of this place, Mrs. Richard
Conn, Of Montana, and John Murphy
|of Liberty Center, who will have the
sympathy Of many friends in their
|grief.
The remain Of David Bell, formerly
|of this city, We're brought here yes
|terday from Lebanon, Kansas. Mr.
Bell was quite badly frozen several
weeks ago while at Knoxville, and
soon after was taken to the home Of
his son In Lebanon. He had recovered
from the accident and was able to
be about when he was stricken a few
weeks ago with apoplexy. which
caused his death. Funeral services
We're held at the M. E. church in Co
lumbia this morning at II o'clock and
|interment took place in the Columbia
cemetery. Mr.. Bell was rs years Of
|age. He was born in Dayton. Ohio on
March 26. 1884. He come to Iowa IN
1854 and homesteaded piece OF land
in Marion county. He was married in
1859 to Sarah Chance. Several chill
dren were born to them, four of whom
|are living. They are D. c.. of Vernon,
Colo; Bennett, Sylvanus and Nelson,
|all Of Lebanon, Kansas. All were pres
|ent at the last sad rites today.
Mrs. Willis Young visited in Abba
yesterday with Mrs. Sanford Rea.
Mrs. S. Fl. Smith yesterday enter
tanned Mesdan1es Archie Trotter, VIM.
Lyon and Henry Sandy all Of Milo.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Gookin OF Cory
don visited In >this city yesterday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Selden King on their
way home from business trip to
Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Largey departed
yesterday for a visit in Darlington, Mo;
with her father, ]. c. Ramage, and
other relatives.
Miss Nsttie Dalrymple of Gilman
City. Mo-, who had been conducting a
series of meetings at Central Union
church, returned to her home yester-
day.
Clarence Hull, Of near Russell, and
Miss Maude Means of Monroe county,
were united in marriage in this city
yesterday forenoon at II O'Clock, al
the office Of Justice ], c. Seward, VINO
performed the ceremony They will re-
DR., and Mrs c IT. Brant yesterday
received a message conveying the SAD
intelligence of the death Of their
little granddaughter, Bette Roberts,
aged two years, daughter OF Mr.. anu
Mrs. W. B. Roberts, Of Minneapolis,
MINI. Death was due to infantile par
alysis.
Mrs. Will Love and little daughter.
Mildred returned yesterday from
months visit IN Lawton. Oklahoma.
with Mrs. AIDA Manning Shane,
formerly Of this place.
Mrs. Blanche Stewart and little son
of ST. joe came yesterday for visit
with her mother. Mrs. J. F, Spiker and
other relatives.
Mrs. Ed Wade and Mrs. VIII Kon-
rad of Lacona. visited IN this city yes
terday with their sister Miss Bertha
Haoch.
Miss Audrey Cowan left last evening
for a visit in Des MONIES with her SIS
ters Amy and Eleanor Cowan.
walter Gookin went to Des Moines
Yesterday on a few days business trip.
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4
: CHARLTON.

Joseph H Murphy died at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Ira Boylan in
this city on Tuesday evening, March
8 after an illness of several weeks
with paralysis. Deceased was born
IN Virginia on April 10. 1888. His wife
died last July Funeral services were
held at the Boyler home this afternoon
at two o'clock and were conducted by
Rev. Bonnell Of the United Brethren
church. after which interment took
place in the Charlton cemetery. He is
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BOYS GROW OATS
Prof, Joseph Of Manchester Will Dis
tribute 80 Bushels Of Seeds
70 [ ads

Manchester, March 10.-F. D. Joseph
county superintendent, is planning to
interest the boys Of the rural schools
in the growing Of oats. and to this end
will form class Of about sixty, CIV
ing to each one.half bushel OF the best
seed obtainable. Each will be required
to make a report at the end OF the
wear, and prizes will be awarded to
those showing the best results. A spe-
cial booklet, prepared by Professor
Bowman of the Ames agricultural col
lege, will be the text used.
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APPANOOSE COURT
OPENS MARCH q.
JUDGE ROBERTS WILL PRESIDE
NAMES OF PETIT
JURORS.

Centeryille, March 10.-The Marcl
term of district court begins Monday
March 21, with Judge M. A. Robert'
presiding. and will last until May ~
Forty-hve petit jurors were drawn a
follows:
George Shiltz, Centerville, r. F. D
L. E. Rupe, Clarksdale.
M. e. Ewing, Dean.
D. A. Gregory, WELT Twp.
F. M. Bond, Wellington Twp.
]. e. Moore, Johns Twp.
]. R. Hensley. independence Twp.
D. R. King, Centerville.
w. e. McCloud, Walnut Twp.
P. M. Phillips, Vermillion.
H. E. PARCEL, Centeryille.
Jesse johnson, Walnut City.
]. ]. Mitchell, Centerville.
w. r. Close, Johns Twp.
A. ]. Shoultz, Franklin Twp.
James Simmons, Pleasant Twp.
H. G. Baker, Pleasant Twp.
Elvie Gillespie, Taylor Twp.
Joe Rosenbaum, Centervllle.
Robert Wells. Clarksdale.
John Amos, Pleasant Twp.
'Chas. Stricken. Centerville.
B. F. Irwin. Independence Twp.
j. H. Veach, Centerville.
J. E. Henderson,, Caldwell Twp.
w. Elan, Independence Twp.
Robert Dove. Numa.
E. Mclaughlin. Douglas Twp.
J. D. Upton. Wells Twp.
Mont Cole, washington Twp.
]. A. Kirby, Centerville.
r. J. Oughton. Mystic.
Abe Vaught, Centerville.
George Callen. Centerville.
John Ackley, Franklin Twp.
R. C. Hudson, Pleasant Twp.
Nathan Bruckshaw, Brazil.
Geo. e. Holland, Rathbun.
G. C: Blosser. Washington Twp.
H. C. Ramsey, Brazil.
C. F. Turner, Taylor Twp.
George Farris, Wells Twp.
A. C. Cline, Caldwell Twp.
S. B. Wagner. Caldwell Twp.
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No Substitutes.

Accept no substitute for Foleys
Honey and Tar 1t is the best and
safest remedy for coughs, dds. throat
and lung troubles Contains no opiates
and no harmful drugs. RENE mber the
name, Foley's Honey and Tar. and ac-
cept no substitutes. Swenson's Drug
store; Clarks Drug Store.
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Fear Scarlet Fever.

Marengo, March 1o.-(Special)
One room of the public school has
been closed. Indications Of scarlet
fever having developed among some
Of the pupils Is the cause.
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ALBA.

A spark from the chimney caused a
small blaze at the residence Of DR.. r.
F. Bartram yesterday morning. me
Are department responded promptly
hut the flame was out before the ar
rival OF the company.
one Of the cages at the Abba coal
mines one mile south Of the city was
accidently destroyed yesterday foEe-
noon. No one was injured although
work had to be suspended for the day.
VIM. Featherington who escaped
from the hospital at Mt. Pleasant last
week was taken back yesterday by one
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Iowa City Is Chosen.

Clinton, March 1O.-( Especially Iowa
City has been selected as the meeting
place in 1911 for the Baptist Young
Peoples Union.
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Pneumonia follows a cold but never
follows the use of Foley's Honey and
Tar which stops the cough. heals the
lungs and expels the cold from the
system. Swenson's Drug Store; Clarks
Drug Store
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Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case Of Kidney or Bladder trouble
that is not beyond the reach OF medl-
cine. No medicine can do more. Sven
sons Drug Store Clark's Drug Store.
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Peary is COMING.

Des Moines, March Especially
Commander Robert E, Peary, u. S. N.
discoverer Of the north pole has sign
ed contract to lecture at the Col.
iseum April 1.
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4 !, ota, Eclipse

IF tn functions Of STOMACH. liver.
kidneys AMI bowels. is quickly dts
cossG Of VITA Electric, 3itters. Soc.
+ B. Clar :. II. sTecso- & %
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RAN DOWN ~ ENGINE.

Joseph TepIey, Laborer at Cedar
Rapids, Met Horrible Death
Last Night.
Cedar Rapids. March 10.--(Special)
Joseph Tepley, laborer, while on
his way home last night. was struck
by a switch engine and horribly man.
gled. The body was not found until
this morning.
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Would Have Cost Him Il; Life.

Oscar Bowman, Lebanon. KY, |
writes: II have used Foley's Kidney |
Remedy and take great pleasure in
stating it cured me pc. -'aEently Of
kidney disease which certainly would |
have cost me my life" Swenson's |
Drug Store. Clark's Drug Store.
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SCARLET FEVER At MARENGo.

Seven Houses are Guaranteed IN Two
Days as the Result OF the
Epidemic.
Marengo, March 10.-An epidemic Of
scarlet fever is raging here with such
rapidity that three more houses were
placed under quarantine In addition
to the four families who were already
ouarantined This makes total OF
seven cases which have sprung up in
two days.
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MarshaiItoMn Doctor Suicides.
Marshalltown, March 10.-(SpeciaT
DIR. r. H. Fry, a prominent physician
Of this city, committed suicide this
morning by hanging himself in his
room.
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,,,,n.enelf poilan

coun.erfelt Do'lare
hnv trouble. but a genuine quarter
huys Dr.. Kings New Life Pills: for
constipation. malaria and jcudice. :.
r Clar, H. r. Svenson B. Co.
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s.;n.,e:. Fror. Head to Heel

Skin.lc.. FroE. fEdu 70 r1ee1
was Ben oil, Threet, Ala, when drag
sed over ,,ravel roadway; but Buck
tents Arnira Salve cure. him. 25c.
p r. ,Iar,. ]. H. Z. Swenson & Co.
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MRS. MENTION DEAD.

Wife Of the Editor Of the Boone Demo-
crat Passes Away-Proni-
nent in Club Work.
Boone, March -(Special)-M
Mention, wife of j. E. Mention, editor
OF the Boone Democrat, died last
night at the Eleanor Moore hospital.
She was formerly teacher in the pub
lie schools here. She was prominent
socially.
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PAT GROVE IN IOWA
Notorious kidnaper Lands In Clinton
in Intoxicated Condition and
Il ArrAetAd

Clinton. March 10.-(speciaD- The
notorious Pat Grove landed in Clin-
ton this morning in an intoxicated con.
dition and was notified by the Clin-
ton police that II he did not leave the
city Immediately he would be arrest
ed. Pat refused to go and was placed
under arrest.
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asbie.. stranded

by Group, &C IL. MS or colds are instas-.
" relieved aEi quicl:.- cured win
Dr.. Kings New Discovery. Eco. and
800. F. 3. Clark, J. y. L. Sr,,s
So. 4 Co.
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!. Dec. Noises, March 10.-(epe-
okaa-0o~ssasora1. r. Carroll to-
.day lsaaled 4 statement saying
TINT ,hs was pleased with the
oosdERnads convention and not
*sjtt1stssdlnusths action Of the con-
vsNtloa lnit1nnina down his recon-
meAdae&sn fora Highway engineer
M sasl> ossnty, he thought pro-
vietoRo shoAsd bssmade for the
ersaston4ofssseh IAN soffsoe.
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Marston Makes Points.

That there are ten elementary prln-
ciples in accordance with which the
road funds Of Iowa should be expend-
ed was pointed out by Prof. A. Mar
ston, dean of the engineering depart
ment at Ames, and a member OF the
state highway commission. The prob
lem of road work in Iowa is not one
OF developing new principles already
established, he said.
Professor Marston outlined the ten
principles as follows:
"First-Srveys and Plans.-Each
road should be surveyed and grade
line and definite plans for its improve
ment should be prepared by compe-
tent road engineer.
Second = Sub-Drainage.-One tile
sub-drain should be laid to q survey
or's grade, three or four feet under
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survived by five children, Mrs. Ira
Boyan, Mrs. G. M. Boylan. Mrs. Thos.
Martin, all Of this place, Mrs. Richard
Conn, Of Montana, and John Murphy
of Liberty Center, who will have the
sympathy Of many friends in their
grief 2tsN
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-01-28
KUS c. ~ aAn
M0nC Cl1nn6an SoSlannn
~ q lls<ia knuuA . q "a
wes osps Caahssd Esuo
~ - tRs.e.

timer t.aesaad is home from ths
lied Cross hasIatai at Salaaa.
Charley Msller has Fetarnea from
>slIda. and taken the position a
Rio esraade freight clerk
MoatFose Press Belne a Younger
conductor on the narrow gage. A. 4.
lhelo. conductor for some tin. on the
oaray -Salida run. has been
bsmped' by Frank Perkins. who
was the senior ia the employ ef the
road.
ERgsaeer Henry knoll aud Fire
man Mac Allen, had a narrow escape
FRIDAY night. They were taking a
hghi eaelhe through the canon when
at Dead Man s Carve" a split rail
showed sp Mac saw II and lamped
Knoll was preparing to leave. when
the engine jumped the track aud
rsn its nose into the bank. so DO one
was hunt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-01-28
Hunting Licenses

Recent instructions from the state
game and fish commissioner are 20
the effect thai the law regarding
hunting OF fishing without having
license in your possession will be
rigidly enforced. The law as it now
stands is that Won must have a license
to hunt any Kind of game whether
At be protected by the game laws or
not. This means that you must have
a license to carry a gun even TO hunt
rabbits or coyotes and must get a
new one for 1910