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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-20
ELECTRIC PREVENTION
OF HAIL IS DISCOVERED

exploded. and even powerful kites have
been loaded with high explosives and
sent up Int the clouds. The bombs on
the kites We're then fired by electricity
through a wire attached 10 the kites
and have frequently destroyed hail
clouds.
Yet, despite the expense and trouble
or maintaining the hail-fighters (Which
has been done like the volunteer fire
engine companies in rural dstricts) the
losses from hail IN central Europe have
IN certain years amounted TO millions
All OF which has led to serious scfen-
title efforts TO combat the special class
OF storms that produce heavy showers
of hail.
In particular part OF central Eu-
rope method has been tried that, for
several years. is said to have prevented
single hailstOrm OF any Importance
ne niethod lies In aostracting large
amounts OF the electricity from the at
mosphere 1t is claimed that hail
storms result from certain electrical
conditions which can only come about
when the air is heavily charged with
the electric fluid.
The use OF bombs, explosive kites and
big cannons. at their best. did no more
than drive the hail clouds from one
section OF country 10 another, so that
as regards the general welfare there
was no actual benefit TO the crops. But
the new method not only prevents hail
storms IN the immediate vicinity but
lessons their probability In the sur
rounding country.
Tie method Of extracting the slee-
tricity that threatens TO produce a hall
storm is TO affix 10 high buildings or
to the tops OF lofty trees numerous
blades OF pure copper. These blades
are connected IN turn with a huge sheet
OF copper. which is electrolyttc The
pure copper arrows high up. in the air
draw a marvellous amount OF electricity
from the upper currents of the atmos-
phere. Most OF this is drawn down ST.
lently and without any electric flash
and It's accompanying thunder big
pond OF water nearby carries off the
electricity.
OF course. in such district no at
tempt can be made to do more than
keep the electrical excess below the
point where hail would be formed. This.
ii is claimed. has been done in the VII
enne district so thoroughly that in a
country section where hail was terri
bic source OF damage to growing crops
there has not been 4 single hail storm
for seven years. As result the author
tiles have taken up the matter and it's
application on a vast scale is said to
be practically certain.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-20

q Il parts OF tho world are more o.
~ less subject 70 hail. and these de-
vastaung storms are annually de-
sfruot1ye OF millions OF dollars worth OF
crops throughout the world However.
hail IN many parts OF the United States
Is not an incident OF tremendous i'm
portance 70 crop growers, and the big
cereal crops DO not suffer 10 any very
pronounced degree from such hail as
does attack them
Throughout central Europe there Is
/ different state az affairs. for in this
region or the earth hail descends very
frequently, and the fruit. vegetables
and. especially, the grape crops suffer
more from hail than from any other
single source. Therefore, scientists. for
many years. have attempted 10 discover
some method OF lessening the big finan-
cial losses that IN some years bring abb
soiute poverty TO millions OF agricul-
tural people.
Huge cannon have been kept for
years In these sections and have been
shot at all threatening hail clouds;
bombs OF enormous power have been
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-20


Tall. sombre, very thin and very
dark. the great man caught the eye or
the child. clothed as he was in plain
black, while all the men about him
were dressed in brilliant regimentals.
Yet she asked no questions and. child
like, only listened through her eyes,
as her mother marshaled the maids in
the arrangement of the midnight sup
per.
Next morning little Hannah was
estir early, and was in the great, old
fashioned garden surrounding the
wide-pOrched, huadred-rOOmed house
when she saw a tall, sOmbre, stability
clad gentleman coming down the walk
toward her
Good morning. my little maid he
said. "and how are yOu?"
The inaudible answer OF the child
only deepened the smile.
Who are you. little maid ," he
asked, so kindly. with such sympathy
that the child answered without fear
"And who do you think 1 am ," he
pursued further, for he OWNED the
cause OF the child's awe and painful
delight
Il think you are Mr. Lincoln. sir. -
answered little Hannah. 7 have seen
your picture. sir. and l think you must
be Mr. Lincoln"
The smile deepened into a quaint
laugh.
Right you are. little mald. And
now. viii you pick me some flowers 90
The child sprang 10 gather the most
gorgeous blooms OF the whole garden.
Not So" warned her new friend,
YOU must take only my favorite
flOwers-the mignOnette and violets %
Passing around the walks, the child
finally had to leave her new friend TO
help wait at the table for the early
breakfast OF that peace bringing war
party.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-20

n OWN in Provo there lives a mod
Il est Republican woman. who has
a unique memory that makes another
unpublished Lincoln story.
Mrs. Hannah Page Lewis. e. years
OF age. was. with her mother, working
at the Bellevue house, a large hotel OF
a hundred bedrooms used as a rem
{ devious for Union men, situated on
Market street. three miles out OF St.
Louis, on the road 10 Rock Springs
IN the year 1861. Mrs Page was a
widow with two children. and worked
az this hotel for seven years, having
charge OF all the maids.
In the spring OF 1851 a thousand
young men OF St Louis gathered in
LamdeIs grove west OF the city. ito
drill themselves In the tactics OF war, ="
as IT was called quantity. preparatory
10 joining Morgan. These youths were
the flower or st. Louis, and on the last
day OF their encampment their wives
and sweethearts made a party OF the
affair, and thousands were out IN the
grove enjoying the final merrymalSing
OF the occasion. Suddenly they were
surrounded by four regiments Of
Dutch" southern troops. and a most
cruel and severe engagement followed.
Men, women and children were fred
into. and finally the young United
States soldiers were captured and car
ried away. leaving a scene OF blood
ami carnage behind.
The following night, the midnight
freight. called the cattle train, +"
brought Abraham Lincoln and a group
OF associate officers. who were driven
20 the Bellevue house.
-, Hannah Page, - years old,
had be- allowed by her mother 20 sit
up tiil lie men came and supped, so
that she might see Mr. Lincoln" the
great President OF the United States.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-20
MUSSY CHILDREN

Kiekapoo Worm Killer makes chill
makes their bowels act naturally /;
stimulates the liver; elsars cut ma
lariAl symptoms. Acts e. a safe tonic
and health-buiidsr Il IA the best worm
medicine knoWn. aud also ths aneat
general tonic for ehildrsa. Price. 2se.
seld By druggists svsrywhsrs and BY
Schramm- ohnson's Drugs. The
Never SubstitutOrs." five stores Where
the Cars Stop"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-20

There's no pleasure at all IN keep
ing boarders" If you have so few that
you make no profit There's good pro-
fit 10 be made. however. in a boarding
house that Is well managed-and that
means well advertised"
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-11

II eosrt shSsld tecS,use = party -
a si.lug II shs k4nd Ne waA ns,s
DISEASE the gse-zson s- - ~he.issF
q s~ psoE~Hs fs gsage - sise
youns man the Ansa snaeE The Las
ana ihea ln ad<lsEIon- IN a pad arsl-
che IN isas.l ns~s y.Psr. hold sF
tls- same party ~ salstso.s.si as--
sraee and aos8rsety trysng b prose
-onsesksng aos barue osi by the ises-
wLslc. az has alEeasy been -sss-
the question q! exPon~s or es'-i b.
the IresFle should noi ar'se IN a.ss
ier- wbeEc the nsas.sls II this CON
msnsts are al stake. thas - used ar
a preiended arguBseui "a the article
above rcierred -. In ether words.
thls same Jsage sends a aan a. the
common Jasl fg sly moHshs when
the -iatsse also provides IN altcrna-
tive for hne aad COSTS. and then
cites this case - prove The Gust VI
the sai0oas a. the community or 81
placing the oospiv - an expense, as
is stated. vt $3.50 II We had ne
sallsaus. ssch occurrences as reiated
We are tanghi by the experiences oi
other places weald be much more
numerous
While We also consider a bad taste.
10 say the least, - refer 30 cases pend-
lng ~ Court. or 10 psrties ln jail
waiting trial. We also take issue with
the statement thai the others. AT
present Ineareerated N the loesl AL,
are there a. the result of the s.looB-.
either directly ar INDIRECTLY. aud
that the expense of their detention
or prosecution can be rightly ebarg
ed. even remotely, 30 the saloons.
II tbis question Is % he consider
ed from a financial standpoint, then
every Argument rs IA favor II the
licensed saloon. nder "No-hcense
the community loses the license
fees. which ~ the case here amounts
20 $3.50 a year loses the light and
water rent paid the town Of Sl6oo
more, lose the trade of many u not
all the men and their families en-
gagged IN the saloon business and IN
addition 10 this, the Town and
County will have the increased
of prosecuting offenders
a. aInst tine no-llcense law and we
will also have an increased amount
Of liquor sold in our town than at
present under license.
Experience has taught that as
long as liquors are allowed TO be
that ii IL for the best
interests OF every community To have
the sale restricted 30 licensed sa-
looms, conducted under the careful
OF our laws
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-11

Exchange Someone asked the
other day II Rev Hicks the weather
prophet at 81. Louis. was still living
We saw the old gentleman as we
passed his home few years ago.
But Hiek' 5 weather predictions viii
be published as long as there is a
demand Tor them. Anybody can
write them as we'll as Hicks Ed.
Howe says he has 'sach a good look
ON his face in his picture in the
book store window, but says, In
less he is very dull man he msst
know he is imposing ON his followess,
he must know thai every man whe
pays fifty GEMS for weather predic-
tions Sin months in advance, 10 rob-
bed II fifty cents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-11
Nessea - AxsSeaGuasS Sxy

f.i.te - : Martin. ,s~css-esi
rlr sisssf- -s.ffs-sl. hsslne p.--n ss....,uf.,l A.
uliui tf.t.r ~ tlse estate of > usstso l.,. ~
tt FitIssit at tssHn i-s,si. IA t.se ~fs.f. tf ..
fstsf ltsdssseti her sht gives nsstce thar itr NJ
fuslat tetsre tise sslaty .sf -ssiI t.a,,s.
oln's- ~ the tessrf H..s-~ 10 <sust,-.,n
-ala touniy. on N"nass tl,c Ash slas ~
April b i"" ~ The isoaf ssf ~ eissck II n
rissim- ssssssf said estate are lsatsfs.l and -,
a'issiea - attend '.,r tho parps-c Of having she
-ssi"e ssil"-sed An prr~on- iasielsted 10 ssid
estsiie fre reQsrstea b. make sHusest,,.f. -.
uIrul ~ tbe uns1cr-Igned
Aisiesi al ts<hsi-sn. tosossslo ilis slsi, S,x ~
Fsbrusry 4 u. fssu.
WILLIAM .. NARTI<
Administration ~ the estate 81 = ! Marin do
rfaf-fil.
8 " Not RSt sstornes
hsits- published tub. u. March u IsIu
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-11

ExcbsnGe:-A girl who Aivts with
strangers, travelling men, setoss. esc +,
is like piece Of dress goods which
has been placed in the window II .
store aud has become faded and
shopworn The piece is relegssed
10 the remnant table, where it 10
handled over by hsndreds Of shop
pers who have no intentions Of boy
ing but merely TO grstify tbeir
curiosity. No one wants what any
one else might have for the asking.
Ana ~ it Is with the girl that flirss
She loses her own self vespect and no
one wants girl of that kind liow
true
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-11
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AsfkaAfY

" she master 81 The estate Of David tanasi.,s
Ii-cen-ed
NcTHt u HEREBs GIVEN Tha, .u Nam.
iiIt1 she tth day Of April A. ~ iain. 81 fh.
hour ~ w. Of said dIss the -.ate i,.tf.r ono
20 She regular DAYS oi tlse Mason term 20 the
pttnif touft ~ tnuul-s,r ounfy su the -ta,e.
20 uiOfssiu. A. y. D tanadaS Admins "a
tssf " ssid estate. viii apsycsr bf,re the Judge
80 ssio Tour. present. my final settlcmsrst a.
such Administrators. pray the approsnl nf she
-stfhe- snd VIII then a-k H. be dI-chafeed a.
such Administrator. At which time aud pis,.,s.
any p'r-"n IA interest mas appear and present
ohIcutIons To the same. " any sh-re br
ANn RTHER NorlaE Is HERERN
ttiNE>. Thai at said time aud place tb. 4 "a rt
viii receive and hear proofs cunc,,ruinr the
hefr- ssf said aeces-ed. pursuant to t,e verified
petition of said X. d tanasss. claimant a.
hetr ~ law 81 said ds.ceasrd. hur..itifare filed
herotn. a~hin fsr q Judicial ascar inn,euf and
eet.srpsinat"n ~ the heir-hip of said estate.
aud frnin whIch II appears that Henry Z
ansiisy. Ditset MOTION Ienofs e. B.s-w.li
Nsnniet Lancaster Jacob v snadaN LIZA
beth N q. Coulter danes l.. tsnsdav. Rob-rt
y. tsnadsy. ". h. tansday. Aiice pr,ce Je--e
tanasiay. and beriIe aud Vida Csnasisy two
minor daughters ~ Stewart 'austlay ttec.,s.d
heirs ~ SAID deceased;
NOW. THEkEtOEE. ANY AID all per-ons
who are or who claim 10 he heirs ut law ~
said David tsnaday. deces-ed are hereby re.
quired To be aud APPEAR there ut. or ahsse the
deierninatiun of the I ourt thereon.
=. Dated at dunnisoD. Colorado. this 3rd day of
B,T. CaNADAy. Administrator
OF the Estate of David snaday Deceased
Published hareh tApril. l. isiO.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-11
'"', :ss ssss.sssssss' ss'ssssr -
0010A@Be

In the matter of the estate of David NJ Wal
l,s~p. steress-d.
NtyfnE II HEREIN GIVEN. Thas an Mon
day. the nth day of April. A. d. 1910. at The
hsur sf 10 A. n of said day. the same being
the County Court s'f tiunsisssn leunty. in the
Stste ef Colorsdo. 1. Jsne Wallace. Admin
.=trstrix ~ said estate Will appear b.fore the
Judge sd said curt preseut my haal SETTLE
rpent sneh tdmfni~trstriH pray the spr,roy nj
~ she snd will when ASK Ia he discha rgesi
NJ saeh Adninistrstrix Al which time and
ylsce any person IN interest may app~sr and
~ sshjectsces 10 the same, IL wny there h.,,
AND FyRfAER NOTICE - HEREBy
GIVEN. fhss st ssiA tisse and place the Csur,
Gill Feersve ss1 beer pvoofs es,ocerninx the
heirs ef ssid esreass1. p9rvus0t 70 the verified
psssiss II seiA lsae Nsllsee, eisissst se
0sArpu - hsis u la~ "a esid Asree-sd hry-so-
ssss 90 hersn, ssAiag 80 jsaicial s.rrrs.i,-
0eua - ospHvWsuseiua a ~ kais~AiD a 50
essuss. - evvm wk5rA h sQQp~ss thos NsS.rIl
OsnaR. WSslisa Wa1se. Richard u QefIs~~
- feed Ne1Aoce. 01nsxs. sre ehil8pen end
Nsvo. t0k1A1UaE. Issy md eli p-r-sn.
Uu~i1 -. Oo1onpA, A1, 60 hrQ~0u -
ssS q - C rhS,rcn' Ne
JANE WALLACE.
AAmisipsyussia - the Eetsse s6 D.viA II
0sDuee, 1so01-
fs1ss-1si HssrA n-April .. fNo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-11

Lake any rptten egg. the Lake
CIV Times editor last seek hnallv
busted. aud spaTterei himself all
over the surrounding SCENERY. Go
10 il. lgtle man There is legend
that by strenuous eadeavor a bark
ing iyce can grew Iuto a much loved
mastlii aud a skunk achieve the de
hghtfsl odor of a rose garden. Per
haps yea can arrive some day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-11
0Dsliss nuliss

Notice is hereby given that psr-
suant 10 Law the annual municipal
election of the Town of Gannison.
Colorado, will he held in the several
precincts of said Town on TUESDAY.
the fifth day Of April, A. ID. 1910,
for the purpose of eleeting the fol
lowing officers Tor the said town.
to-wt:
One Mayor, 10 hold Office one
year.
Three trustees to hold oflice two
years each.
A, the same time the proposition
will be Submitted to the qualified
electors, viz: s'Shall this Town OF
Gunnison, Of Gunnison county, Col
orsdo, become Anti-SaIoon territory"
Precinct No. embraces all that
part OF said town lying east of the
Crested Butte railroad track; polling
place, Woodmen building, Main
street.
Precinct No. , embraces all that
part of said town living west of the
Crested Butte track; polling place,
Lawson building, New York avenue.
The polls will be opened at seven
o clock a. m. and remain open un-
til seven O'Clock p. m. Of said day of
election.
The Judges Of election for the
several precincts will meet at the
polling places above designated ON
Tuesday, the 18th day of March. A.
ID. 1910, for the purpose of revising,
correcting and completing the an
nual registry list for said election
and will meet again ON the dav pre-
ceding election to complete said reg
istry list as required by law.
Witness my hand and the seal of
the said towa Of Gunnison. Coiora-
do. this 2nd day of March, 1910.
IN JOSEPH J. MILLER,
W Town Clerk and Recorder
Quite a number of new advertise
ments are to be noticed in this issue
OF the News-Champion. We invite
the attention Of our readers to thsse
ads, for the merchant who asks for
your trade means business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-11
osrIcIAL rarER of stNNlsoN oooN M

The Colorado State Rallrosj Com
mission - ogi vita a report and
recommendations for Legislation
News hampton wo'.ld recommend
a commission thai has pubi,e splrli
eaosgh o. investigate railroad wreck ;
without riding an tbe private car 81
railroad officials
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-11

Ne~ csuscr- are ars,arepfly psr..-ra
with the cscaa. .ss,rsl atm.,ry,lsssrc
they snd and ssnxi.u- To securr
bt,as~ here. In cs.sscaacace all real
estate values are adv aacius
Nours very truly.
. a. OIISGEE.
Tarkof oae Pr.ce ShSe and Cloth
Ine House, l. Tarkoif, Prop.
Mostro-e. colo-. 2-I-la
Is.ar sir
Replying To sour question. " hat
cfssrt has the ai,oiit,on s.i the sal....D-
IN Mostro-c had un bu-ine-@ 4 wish
to say that my ba-inese has steadily
'ncrcsscd since sais,oa- clss~ed. from
}" I"r cent TO s5 I-r cent. consBscnc-
nag With a ten per cent increase and
ending isrens,'er. l,sD with a =, ,scr
cent increase.
hesp. yesrs.
o. TAHkoFF
"' '~h AhvN teti&t !
know that many workinsmcn. who
used be- come in pay days intcs.,,up
Re- purchase clothes and went ont
of town with q headache, now
since saiooas cio-ed are good ems
TONERS
o. TAEkoFT.
Spencer a Gage
Grocers aud Bakers.
Montrose. Colo. 2-l-sio
oar business increased ~ per cent
this last year (lMW). More cash bust
ness than before. Ne attribute this
increase and Improvement to- a dry
town. For business we want a dry
town.
SPENCER 4 GAGE.
The Young Flinian Furniture Go.
Montross. Colo.. Fcb. =. I9le.
Dear sir
We commenced business here just
about the time the sBti-saioon orsli-
nance went into effect and would say
that business with Ne has b~n en-
tircly satisfactory.
NoWrs truly.
The Nousg-f f1isiaa Hwrnitare 90.
BY D. N. IOwag. Pre-.
u. ~ We ARE In sympathy with the
present law
Colorado Shoe House and Gepts
Fssnishings
sam Baker. Prop
hontrt,ee, Colo, Feb l, I9l0.
lear Sir
In reply To your query as To wheth-
er putting out saloons in Montrtsse
hurt busipess-shoes. clothing and
mems furnishings-is far better tbjs
year than it WAS when saloons WE'RE
here.
Not only il the volume of busiuess
greater, hut the cash sales are lereer.
coitrctioDs ARE much better aud the
trade from Young single men has
greatly Increased.
Respctfully,
BAKER.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-11

The Security Loan Savings Bank
l II Gibson. Pres
NJ A. Hill. Nice4Pres.
J ; HILL, Cashier
Nontro-e. oolo-. Feb. I. lsl0.
hear Sir
Replying to YOURS inquiring ss to
the business conditions in Montrose
since the salooDs were voted out in
April. lsw,Y. will say that ! am inter
ested IN the grocery business IN Mont
ruse and have been for eight wears
that during the last ten mont he sales
is,r groceries have increased and that
the amount of ready cash to- pay ior
same ir mt least % per cent greater
than " has been ANY time during the
previous eight years l have been in
the business. I have made special
inquiry of business men in Momtr,se
since April. lMe,. and in every case
have received reply to the effect that
the ready cash with which To pur-
chase 10 more plentiful than ii has been
during preceding years. There is NO
other special reason that now think
III except that the saloons do not
now get part of the laboring man =
money. why thiscondition should ex-
ist. We have had other equally ms
good years as the year lN,y from the
staBdI'oint ~ products raised in this
vicinity.
Yours very truly.
D. "a. GIBSON.
Pres security Loan savings Bank
D. d. Osisger.
Ckas. JsAssom.
0siRUer 4 1splsnsen,
Real Estate and Loans,
MoRtrspsc. Ce,le.. 2-3-lo
Dear Sir:
Relative to yoar inquiry Ms to real
estate conditions in and about Mont
rtree since the saloons were banislscd.
VIII say that from our experience we
ind the following To t,e true:
Since Montruse has become anti
salsr,a territory there is decidedly
more healthy and active demand for
city prufssty both business aud resi-
sbeDee. and "a greater amount of new
building 10 goisg On and vet the sup
ply of rental property does not
begin to keep mp with the demand
What is true of city property il like
Wise true ~ To the adjacent country.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-11
PROGRESSIVE GUNN1SON
kA..i cs~.s<s. g. tAs~ sE E-As-lA sA.s L.-s-,

law u ~
s.
~
TUESDAY. La
anew cr he
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-11
lteAl Noljuvuous.
sCN H0Hs

STATE ot COLORADO,
County 81 ttunnison.
In the District Court of the ssN. IA Judicial
District Of the State of Colorado. within and
Tor the County of Gunnison
catherine Reagan,
Henry WITS "a The un-
known etr Albert
Barnard. D.cea I'd Ida
Spencer nee IA Hiuckley, 81 MMD\S.
only heir of Robert N
Hinek ley. Decreased; An
nie Barber and Peter
Swenson,
Defendants
The People of the state uf Colorado.
10 Henry Wilson; the unknown heirs # Al
bert Barnard peeeasea Ida Spencer nee Ida
deceased Annie Barber and Peter swens.a, ths,
defendants above named. GREETING:
Ou ARE hereby required u appear in an
action brought against Won bs the above
named plaintiff in the District Court of ,iun-
nis"n County, state Of Colorado. and answer
The complaint therein within twenty days
after the service hereof if served within this
county or, II served cut of this coHnty or hv
pnhiieation. within thirty days after the SEP
wee hereof, exclusive oi the daN OF serx lee. or
Judgment by default will be taken ae aiDst
Non according 10 the prayer of the comp laint
tnd copy Of the complaint IN the above
entitled action be not served with this sum
mons, or " the service hereof he made out s,f
this state, then Ten days additional ~ the
.,s nsrsh,e'3fe sbe'1hea Tor appearanee
"a
81 Judgment by default as aforesaid
he said action is brought u quiet firle M
The Morning star Lode Mining lain Sjtuare
IN The 1omcm Mining District. said ,s,nnty
ANA STATE. the Amended Location Cert ffics ~
"' which is of record in the Eeeesrsiers osyFce
~ ssid County, in Book 81. at page ABS said
is"ae Ninine Claim also being Known and
a.sisnated rs Y. :. Mineral Survey Na es,T5
That the above named I,iainriff claims the
,tfe N te simple 10 the said real u. above
d.scrih4d
That the defendants, aud each of them.
ctsim sonse estate or interest in said rrni
proi~rty adverse to the plaintiff
That rhe claim Ell said defendants and ..os-h
oi them. Is Without amy right whatever and
that thsy have not. nor has either ~ rlpev,,
an, estate. right. title interest what.vsr
IN the safd r~si estate anv part tbs.r~s6 -
VIII nrere faiiy APPEAR from the ~onsplsirt -
said action 10 " hich rps.rruee 10 h~YV ynss1rr
And Yea are hereby Bot ifi~a that IL vou fs1
70 appear. md " answer the said esUrr.a ~ -
sh"ve reqeired the said plainti6 viii svv~e
YOUR defsur 70 be entered and sFtix ", -
court fcr tbe reiief pray ed for in the esn ,,lsu
and ssr es--ss 81 this suit
tsiven onesr ny hand psd tk- -psl 81 -
Se1rt ~ GuDsf-ssa. in SAID county tins stA -
~ fehrusry. 4. y. rsTo.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-11
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