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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
Civiliz alton Saved
IFrom-A world ncvic,,.l

a weak Prcsidcht would have
plunged tho United states into war.
I'll" courage. the devotion and the
craftsmanship of Woodrow Wilson
,taNr su,cd the nation from u horror
aud II crime. Ii liz not alone that
the United states Is Mt pence; that
r.cS are not Scared by the sight of
The blind. the nauRlcd and the
wrecked.
international INV has been upheld.
the rights OF neutral nations Sc
cured, and civilization itself saved
from tho world ruin that would have
followed Americans leap into mnd-
ness.
Ii has been shown that greed
does not dominate MS; that we
square our practices with our pro-
fcsSions. md that weaker peoples
need not fear our friendship.
Even white feeding the hungry of
the world. relieving wrctchchnrsn
aud chnmpioninr humanity. we
stand ready tn conduct those ne
gntInti0nS Ivy which pence will come
again To the world.
Woodrow Wilson has given yom
pencc and prosperity without sncri-
flee n principle, without loss or
honor.
Arc these blcssinrs nothing to
you!
DO you stand for the proposition
that no president may expect re-
election who orcndS high fnaucc or
who refuses to take his foreign poll
in, III milan
conspirntors.
II not. then show IL.
Woodrow wilson. campaign fund
must come from tho people. for II
IL the people nlonc that he has
served and that he Will serve.
What will you ElNef
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
PROGRESS IN INDUSTRIES
-n.u> Report for virginia Shows
I-n-Ienr Growth Of Output From
sl3~,S51 900 TO s2GI .O.9. 6p,.

o.i!ng 70 the comparaiiy" sum
.: the United States Department
g Commerce. Bureau II Census. which
aas .1., been Issued. ;n.re we're $50.
.---s;,l-s ia ,he state %; Virginia
=. ,--: H. census va. made y 1914, a..
aczr+i w!,n 5.l.7 ir 1909. and ASS
~ .t5:. Taere rere i"2-2o wage
as-ae.s employed IN tn.se Industries
1913, a. aga ms: l0j,sI5 in 1908. and
20 81 ,t1f
: substantial Increase MAS shown in
,;.e ten years II 'ie 'uinbe! Of bread
and rzk-ry product Industries IN the
hta.+ the number Increasing from
gaty - isl. Canning and pr"scry-
.Ig o.. fruits and vegetables numbered
-. ~ CON IarsG wl,h i5a in 1901.
showing ths rsgults % work In rccHni
yes-s towards ,he preserving Of all
3-cdurts 81 virginia T,e printing and
publishing :rar.rTy Increased from 3o1
establishments 81 80; 70 3s5 IN 1919
small Increases IN many Industries
re sho~n ~ The statement. while
so,-s ~: th- .ess-knoHn industries do
cl.r.t - Z married. extent. but the
.slgs ~ II" y.oduc'. manufactured ia
re STATE !rrfeated from ili:.sa7. 900
~ :ts4 bt:,nar in the ten r"ars fot
Th.ct. tr@ -o:nuar!son !s made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
ENTERS CONGRESS RACE
AS 6. O. P. Independent I
William II. Hamilton. az FAIRFAX
County. to Oppose Rcpre>rn-
tatiSc Cnrlin.

WASHINGTON. September :3.-Foli-
ticians OF the "Alexandria district os
Virginia are turning their attention
TO the claims of William II. hamilton,
OF Fairfax County. who to-iav asserted
he could GU; the usual Democratic ma
;orly in the district in hal: /. lie eouid
break the old Republican linz ~ and
run or new Republican ticket. MIR.
Hamilton has announced himself a n
candidate for Congress. regardless OF
the fact that Republican convention
has chosen Joseph l.. Crupper a. the
regular Republican candidate TO OPP
posc Representative Carlia. the p.mo-
crat. who seeks 10 succeed himself.
MIR Hamilton explained his caudi-
dacy =; this time in = statement issued
by him To-day
heretofore the Republicans % my
district have contented themselves with
following 4 small and hidebound or
gan!zation. in which all places am all
Offices were par =led ont among sew.
e-al leaders, who .o!ned 3 = inside ring.
O: course the strict Is Democratic,
and vii! always - Democratic as Ion Z
as The Republican party contents .ts.!.
with ring rule. ! have been nominated
~ petition. having 100 names OF Re-
rubl.caHs who desire 70 vote For me for
Congress. The laws Of the state ~
Virginia cali for q primary. and the
convention which nominated Crupper IS
not z: ali In accordance .!tn the pro-
sGrre laid down ~ ;he statutes"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
CIVIC LEAGUES UNITE
Federation of Comfy organizations
Formed nj Rig stone Cap
Meeting.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Special to lne INES 3 LIS patch.l
BIG STONE GAP, VA, September 33.
AT n meeting held on Tuesday, under
the auspices of the Woman's civic
League Of Big stone Gap, n federation
OF civic leagues OF the county was
formed.
The following were the officers
elected: president. Mrs. Guilo Hcuser.
Coeburn: vicc-prcsident, Mrs. X. T. IT.
vine. Big stone Gap: secretary. Mrs.
z. w. Holly Appalach!a; treasurer,
Mrs. w. W. Kemp, Norton.
1t was decided that the first work
of the federated league would be to
request the board OF supervisors TO
appoint an expert fuli-timc health Of
iicer and make an appropriation Tor ms
salary It also was decided to secure
n county school nurse, and To that end
petitions Will be circulated throughout
the county TO raise funds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
start for Mexican uoracr.

MoRMTEAD CITY, n. c., September
23.-The first detachment Of the Norm,
Carolina National Guard ordered to Ell
Paso Tor border duty was under orders
% entrain at Camp Glenn tonight.
Two troops of cavalry, the Field lbs.
pital Corps and ono ambulance com
pany will leave on tho first train.
brigade headquarters and the First IN
fnntry were expected to leave on Mon
day, to be followed by the Second aud
Third Infantry on Tuesday and Wei
,ucSday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
HAWKINS ISSUES APPEAL
FOR SUPPORT OF WILSON
Points to Debt Business Mcn GIVE
Administration in New Fiuan
cial System.
SANDS is MADE TREASURER
Contributions Sent to The Times
Dispatch Yesterday Amount 80
SS1, Bringing Total Up To $500.
Committees to Make Canvass.

Q. a. Hawkins. chairman OF the sub
committee In Richmond 10 raise funds
in this city for furtherinE the campaign
OF Wilson aud Marshall In the doubt
full States OF the Union, yesterday is
sued statement from headquarters of
the committee in the American Ma
tional Bank Building, urging that the
business men OF the city como forward
at the Very earliest opportunity and
make their contributions toward con
tinuing the present national admins
tration IN power.
MI Hawkins says
"If the administration had done
nothing else but inAuguratc the new
financial system. establishing the Fed
eral reserve bank. this alone ought 20
draw forth liberal contributions from
every baukci. merchant, both wholesale
and retail. and manufacturer 10 help
insure q continuation of the present
admins tvation.
1.-THE tactful handling OF the many
critical situations which have con-
fronted President Wilson has saved
this country from the terrible con-
sequences sure to have come 70 US II
We had become involved in the great
war. Not alone have we been preserved
from the heart-breaks resulting from
homes broken UP and many lives lost
but, looking ut the matter from
purely material point OF view. many
more OF our people have been enabled
to make great fortunes because our
President has kept us out of war.
/. NATIONAL COMMITTEE EXPECTS
RICHMOND TO DO ITS SHARE
"Thc National Democratic Commit
tee. through It's subcommittee for Rich
mond, confidently expects Richmond 10
do it's full share toward helping 10
re-elect Mr.. Wilson The Republican
party Is reported TO have expended a
great sum in Maine. a rock-ribbed Re-
publican State; and they are prepared
to cxpend even greater sums in doubt
full States like Wisconsin. Indiana, IL
linois. Missouri, California. New Jersey
and New York. Virginia is not in the
dcbatpble class. but II is essential that
we must help our friends in the States
where the Republicans are much
stronger. Will we not do It and do Il
now?
Make contributions through oliver
j. Sands, treasure American National
Bank"
George w. Rogers. who has been en-
ployed as secretary to the subcommit-
tee. will tomorrow afternoon send out
to tho manufacturers and merchants OF
Richmond 1000 personal letters. urging
them tn contribute at once. and giving
"a few cogent reasons why the Wilson
administration should receive indorsc-
mcnt from the people OF this country.
ORGANIZATIONS of COMMITTEES
- NOW ABOUT COMPLETE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
Tarheel Troops
Start for Border
First Contingent Of Soldiers
Lea0cs Camp Glenn Amid
Cheers Of Companions.

CAMP GLENN. MOREIIEAD, N. c.,
September 23.-The first contingent OF
the North Carolina National Guard,
consisting of seventeen officers and EST
enlisted men, started for the border
Tonight. The departure of the soldiers
aroused great enthusiasm among tn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
Nel0s of Interest
In andOut Of Town
Notes about Things and Poo
pie and What They Are
Talking about.

On last "Wednesday Thomas Harris
McGhec and Miss Kate Walden Win
ston were united In marriage by Rev.
LELAND w. Smith. pastor of Emmanuel
Baptist Church. The groom is Il
prominent farmer of Fluvanna County,
and the bride is from Louisa County.
The marriage took place in the pas
tors home. 705 West Grace Street, in
the presence of numerous friends ac-
campaigning the party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
Denr-Mute Killed by Train.

WOODSTOCK, VA, September "a
T. C. Cuthcnns. a deaf-mute. of Quicks.
burg, Shenandoah County. was struck
by passenger train and instantly
killed this afternoon while walking on
the tracks near Mount Jackson. Fla
leaves wife and two Children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

men who were left to follow on later
trains. and practically the entire camp
lined up along tho tracks to watch the
work of entraining. 1t Is expected
that another detachment will move to-
morrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

Or. y. Thomas Emmett. physician of
the Richmond public schools, has been
i'll AT his rooms. in the Stuart Apart :
ments, on West Avenue. for several
weeks. Will" still confined to his
room, his condition. is reportcd as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

The West End Rosebud missionary
Society will meet this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock ut West End Methodist Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

Mrs +. w. HaEcdorn. Miss Elizabe III
Gwynn. Rice Gwynn and w. K. Fitz-
gerald, of Danvillc, are spending the
week at the jefferson Hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

Mrs. Josie Frances Jones announces
the marriage OF her daughter, Alberta
May. to John Bcrtraude RoSS. The
ceremony took place on Wednesday,
September 20 in Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

Miss Mary Roth. of 230S West Grace
street and Miss Mary Joseph Gardner.
OF BIS West Grace Street, are the
guests Of friends in Philadelphia and
Norristown, Pa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

much improved. DIR. ID. L. Summers.
assistant school physician. is I'm charge
In his absence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

DR. and Mrs George c. Hall, who
motorcd to Atlantic City, left there
Yesterday for a trip through New
England.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24


The home of Mr.. and Mrs Lester
Taylor. pa South Laurel Street. was
the scene OF very pretty birthday
party, given in honor of their daugh-
ter. Laura Cecilia. The rooms were
decorated in pink and green ribbons,
cut flowers and ferns. The evening
was spent in dancing and games The
guests were received by Miss 1rena
Williams \ march was played by Miss
Beatrice Taylor. Those present were
Misses Marie Ciisselbrccht. Rosa and
Marie Cordoro, Emma Rcardon. Edith
and Anna Marshall, Ella Morris. Mar
garet and Louise Liuari. Gertrude and
Ida Eortc. Katherine BiXhy, Margaret
and Mary Taylor. Rosa Alberts, 1rena
Williams and Beatrice Taylor; Messrs.
Wortham Hoffman. Linwood Stockman,
Richard Williams. John Morris, George
Render. Arthur and Ryland Johnson,
Carroll Council. Billy Forbes, Billy
Anthony, James Brathway, Tony Scta
and Mr.. Wyatts. The chaperons were
Mrs j. II. Morris, Mrs. II. Williams.
Mrs. l.. Il Stoddard and Mrs. j. l..
Taylor.
Mrs. Henry Williams and daughter
have just returned from Il two weeks
trip to Cilads tone, Fa.
Mrs w NJ. Parker Mitchell, of New
York is the guests OF her mother, Mrs.
c. o. Swami. In Gintcr Park.
Rev II. II. Melton, formerly of Rich
mond. has just entered upon the pas
torale Of the Twenty-fifth Street Chris
tian Church. in Baltimore under most
favorable auspices.
The Richmond Assembly of the
brotherhood Of St Andrew will hold its
,-1, tttfv ~,
tomorrow evening in st. Thomas
Church. Clutter Park Rev s. Roger
Tyler rector of st. Lukc's Episcopal
Church. will speak.
Emmanuel Baptist Church will have
a special home coming and reunion to-
day. Rev. Leland w. Smith. the pastor.
will preach this morning on Garments
OF strength" and this evening on
Possessing our Inheritance
DR.. and Mrs George c. Hall, who
motorcd to Atlantic City, left there
yesterday for trip through New
England
Miss Mary Roth. OF 23oS West Grace
street. and Miss Mary Joseph Gardner.
OF BIS West Grace Street, are the
guests Of friends in Philadelphia and
NorriStown, Pa
Mrs. Josie Frances Jones announces
the marriage OF her daughter. Alberta
May. to John Bcrtraude RoSS. The
ceremony took place on Wednesday,
September 20. in Washington.
Mrs. r. w. Hagcdofn, Miss Elizabeth
Gwynn. Rice Gwynn and w. K. Fitz-
gerald, of Danvillc. are spending the
week lend at the Jefferson Hotel.
Or " Thomas Emmett. physician of
the Richmond public schools, has been
i'll at his rooms, in the Stuart Apart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

Madison MichauX is spending the
week end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William y. Michauy, at Michauy'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

NOTE.-Nuxated Iron. recommended
above by Dr. Sauer. is not n patent
medicine nor secret remedy but one
which Is we'll known to druggists and
whose iron constituents are widely pre-
Hcrihed by eminent physicians every
where. Unlike the older inorganic iron
products. IT is easily assimilated, does
not iniure the teeth. make them black.
nor upset the stomach: on the contrary.
1t Is most potent remedy In nearly
all forms OF indigestion as well rs for
nervous, rundown conditions The
manufacturers have such great conf
hcHcc In NuNatcd Iron that they offer
10 forfeit $4,000 TO any charitable i'm
sttution If they cannot take any man
or woman under GO who lacks iron and
Increase their strength 200 per cent or
over IN four weeks time. provided thcY
have no serious organic trouble. They
also offer 10 refund your money II u
docs not at least double your strength
and endurance in ten days time. II iH
GGiHhennar,I ~ tins city ny Tragic Drug
DRUG Go. ind all GOOD RRlsts.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

Mrs w NJ. Parker Mitchell. OF New
York. is the guests OF her mother, Mrs
c. O. Swami, In Gintcr Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

Emmanuel Baptist Church will have
a special home coming and reunion to-
day. Rev Leland w. Smith. the pastor.
will preach this morning on Garments
OF strength and this evening on
Possessing our Inheritance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

Rev. Il. II. Melton, formerly OF Rich
mond. has just entered upon the pas
toratc Of the Twenty-fifth Street Chris
tian Church. in Baltimore under most
, Ga Nornlnln nnsnicnS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

Mrs. Henry Williams and daughter
have just returned from Il two weeks
trip to Gladstone, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

The Richmond Assembly of the
Brotherhood OF st. Andrew will hold its
regular quarterly meeting at o'clock
Tomorrow evening in ST. Thomas
Church. Clutter Park. Rev. 6. Roger
Tyler rector of st. Lukc's Episcopal
Church, will speak.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03

That there is intense interest in pro-
posed changes in our public land laws
among the ranchmen of this section was
manifest Saturday at the mass meeting,
which was attended by seventy-hve to
eighty people. However, citizens Of the
town either thought it matter which
concerned ranch folks exclusively or else
failed to appreciate it's significance. for
only handful came out.
The debates were general, and it
seemed rs though every one not only
was thinking about the proposition. but
was amply able to express his opinion.
Good talks were made by q dozen men
who had never been heard on the fioor
previously.
c. I. Stevens rs president of the
Gunnison County Stock Growers ssso-
ciation, stated the object of the meet
ing. Discussion centered around ap-
proval or disspproval of the federal law.
which Congressman Taylor forwarded.
rs follows
THAT the Secretary of the Interior
be, and he is hereby, authorized and di-
rected to permit and regulate grazing
of live stock upon the public lands of the
United States in the counties of Gunni-
son, Montrose and Delta, Colorado, and
TO apportion the said grazing privileges
and issue permits therefor, no permit to
exceed one year in duration, upon such
reasonable charge and conditions rs may
~. b,r< -. g "a L.
Provided. That in granting sucn permit
or permits, preference shall be given to
residents in the vicinity Of the lands in
vol ved: And Provided Further, That
nothing in this Act shall be held or con-
strued to withdraw tine lands from, or
prevent their location, entry and dispo-
sitlon under any of the applicable land
laws"
The sentiment of the stockgrowers
was very strongly in favor of approving
this idea The hoped for effects were
q settlement of the range conflicts. pos
sibly the holding off of vast migratory
bands of sheep, and the belief was ex-
pressed that range conditions might be
improved by more careful handling At
critical stages of the gr.ss, 20 that fell
and winter range close to the ranches
could be better ssed. 1t seemed 10 be
the general opinion hat settlement
Of the public lsnds would not be inter
fered with end that posssbly better
range conditions might sctuaIly aid
such settlement.
There were many WAo expsessed
doubt - to either the wisdom Of the
policy or the proAsbse resslta, but q
sentiment seemed - sso1 - serengly
toWsrd . txial Of lie Densufe - II.
ainesA. - businen men.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03
mT wfJnlE aun
Wl, u1T, unu /;

After . career IN negro minstrelsy
last yesr, the Avsnss ere this year lsspch-
inG forth IN vssdevilIe- They sdveftiee
10 prsduce - the seaee Of the Rex
Theatre, Fnday, Mod Third, ballet
u Waeer Cie3s"; - exAibitisa of
prise scrsAsts: ''Dringing - Father
N seA reels: diameter pieoes from
JesussasM, fsskee6sA, tke SousAlead,
snd Csrk; vsusl sesss, srcAeser.l seIec-
6saa. etc, - sef~itsn-An frsa .
buDcA q twesty-ix icya. aad n for
twesty-6ve oents! Hssky - csesbse
lsAs shy sse fer sAe Dsse p9t, Nv
evsr, - - AsuAe ~ ~5u prs1sce
eAR GUsAs - oAvussissA"
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03
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nU ukG uu 1U
EAAa VI 0e Tske.
- Cssaa )ncai.a

The meahsss of The Latin club and
I'll sauAssts a ~ Latin depart.ssat II
~ CeaassAo SasAe NesWsl ScAssl, ~
dss sAe disscssoa al sAsr iasssucs@,
Miss EIosssee UGiov. sse psspsssag -
exhihit 20 sAow eke uses Of the Latin
Language ssd Of Grsek in eur every day
lives. II wiIl be displayed in Grand
Juactssa u sAe Teschers' Association.
Miss Elizsbesh Nssrse sad Mss Norma
Collins viii tske the exhibit to Grsad
junction end explain 1t to spectatoss.
Ths exhibit he's beea prepared in re
speaae to the query. ''whst 10 the use
of lssing" 1t aims. not to afford nee
information IN connection with the sub
ject Of the Latin language sad it's use-
fulasss, but rather to show hoW what
we slFsady know Of il is TO he used. 1t
asns 10 saswer the cry for everything
''psscticsl'. People want to kRew,
lis thew cay relation between tAs
study Of Latin snd practical hfe?" saA
il 10 hard for the classical student 10
coaviace people that there is-aot be-
csuse it he's . less useful contrsbution
10 make to the cause of educstion, but
because it lends itself less readily 10
definition in terms which We cell ''prac-
ticai'. The exhibit is en- attempt 10
oaswes this question. 1t took its pres
sst form because Of tn assumption thst
. feW c00csete illustrations srrsnged in
. cay 10 strike the eye and TO hold the
stteptioe ere better than sny nuabsr
- sbstrsct statements Intellectually
psesented.
The eKkibit esasists Of sbSst fifty
lasge pisess Fl casdbaesd upaa which
sse psiRssd tAe vssieus ways in which
we nee TIE classics every day. Tksy
I. k.a1in 0akes TIE En0lisA Lsa-
eOGs 1sse iaAelaigible.
=. Ls1in - Csssk sss of suQss0e
@40un1usae0rsO ~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03
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~ oridas. Fehsvasy ls, sAe vassd's
- OF II fee: far dissascs ski jump-
- = eomps~seiy dsssssysd - -
- b. new sscosd Il lSe 6sst cd
- pcnss. The ps.ss vss SssanAuna
I ski eouess, ~ nsa- Rsgsar
Nupat If the Chicaee kssee Ski
- The nssvesoo juRp hss3ehi
|ouDdt the Big psssss end ~ spscisl
- offered BY j. Nerven Tvo osh-rs
suo4 I'd the previoSs sxcosd-Anders
- nrs Haaghen.
- men who parsicipsted ia the ski
- ~test ststs eeasAsatly shss usxt
punDo record will rescA The M foot ne
- In the profssssasssl Junp for q
- Omtvedt msAe . total of -
80 Carl Howelsea of she Steeabost
~ 0Aah. seconded With 3B6
- weather coa<iitieas were perfect
- - ski course in nagniAcsnt ssin.
4Ores Of the wssA's spsst wess
- Pountry races, s0sAevr ski jUaap-
- Oort ski rsees. The camesa mes
- - hand basily ''clickiaG IN" ~
GNuD, and large crowds witRssssd the
49, the same night n the OrpAeusl
= 0uoper.
AmDther notsble festuFe Of the week
- - election By papulsr vote Of Miss
0nlD Starr, Of hayAsa, Colo, -
e. of the Ski Csspivsl. TIE esa-
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03
Plfllnlc WlTI klTl i.
u1 FW W uTDl

lf1D0ne.
Rosdoverseef Budd for the last two
Or more weeks has had gang of men
and teams at work on the bridge that
crosses the Gunnison river to North
Delta placing protection for the north
sbstHent I'D the north pier. Several
hssdred wire baskets flied with . ton
ef rock eecA see being placed st weak
places 10 prevent damage to the bridge
Asriag Nay - June high &atef. Al
- tAe rod grade 1t the north end Of
t1se bsiAge hos been widened ssfliciest
fer feaA ~aeons With hey - beet
fDcks 60 pess escA other. We hsA tie
tine . lev Aays ego to visit the pasce
ssd frsa he wesk being done, Ne feel
tlsea mf. Dsbe is puttinG IN some -
stantia wsrk-inPsoveoeats thot VIII
be hseiag - bese6cial