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Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
An Enjoyable Evening.

The home Of Mrs. Frank Trip on
Lincoln Park was the scene OF happy
gathering last Friday night when the
young mems class OF the NJ. +. Sunday
School, together with their lady friends
gave class party In honor of their
teacher, Mrs. Maud Flint.
The young pc pile amused themselves
with games. dinch being the favored
diversion. As a token of their spprec-
iation OF her work and the high esteem
In which she is held, the young men
presented Miss Flint with beautiful
tiful manicure set. Ice cream and WA
fer- were served. At late hour Mr..
VIII Collins took n Hash-iight picture
OF the company which numbered thir-
ty two persons. All went home agree
ing that a most enjoyable evening had
been spent and that Mrs. Trip was II
delightful hostess.
Miss Flint will soon return to Bing-
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
A F1ourishins Order.

At the regular meeting OF Canon City
camp No. 1890, Modern Woodmen of
America, officers for the ensuing year
we're elected as follows: N. O., G. NJ.
Ward w. A., Arthur Lynn; e. b.. O.
t. Smith clerk, w. A. Curry; Il. b.
Ben Watcher; w. O., w. Clause; c..
J. s. Bowers managers, J. p. Morrison
term three yenrs; w. b. Boyle, term
two years John Pennington, term one
year physicians, l.. e. McDougal, O.
II. Wilkinson, Pitt A. Wade.
The order OF Modern Woodmen OF
America was organized January 1888,
and in the space Of little more than
twenty years has grown into one OF
the largest fraternal bodies in the
country, having membership al
present Of upwards OF OO,0OO. 1t has
more than IL 900 camps and has q ,2O0,.
100000 Of insurance in force. 1t has
paid 1880 claims and has had au
average death rate Of 4 81 per thousand
members. 1t operates in thirty -sever
states and territories and 10 growing in
influence and popularity such - few
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
THE DICKENS CLUB
Delightfully."- Entertained By Mrs
r. A. Reynolds Last Thurs
day Afternoon.

The Canon City Dickens club was the
guest at luncheon at one of its honorary
members, Mrs F. Reynolds, last
Thursday afternoon and the memory
of the event will be cherished as one of
the most pleasing in the annals of the
organization, which is famous for the
gracefulness and charm of its social
entertainments.
In addition to all of the members of
the organization there were present
Lumber of distinguished guests,
among them being Mrs. Governor Jas.
H. Peabody of Denver, Mrs. Ex-Gov-
ernor j. B. Orman and Mrs. Ex-Gov-
ernor Alva Adams OF Pueblo, Mrs.
Whitney Newton, wife of the state
treasurer; Mrs. @. II Lahm Of New
York City and Miss Lillian Baldwin Of
Boston, Massachusetts.
The table decorations were red
geraniums and ivy, both Of which we're
favorites of Dickens, while in the center
stood a bust of the author in whose
honor the club was named. The
members of the club re character
costumes, representing various hero
ines in Dickens books and was a re.
production of the English style OF
dress of half a century ago
The characters depicted by the clut
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
II Home For You
$25 Only, per Month

A fine new frame house Of six rooms
and bathroom, just finished by the
carpenters, blinds, range, electric
lights and all conveniences, only FIVE
blocks rom the Post Office.
We will sell you this for $4,000,
and all you need to do is to pay US
Szso cash and the balance you can
pay at the rate OF Sz5 per month till
paid for with interest at per cent.
We have two other houses costing
1000 and 1880 for sale on equal
ly easy terms. Come and see Us
about them.
We have money to loan At all
times o. any good security.
We write insurance OF all kinds and
do general Real Estate business bur
are making . special effort just now to
push city properly and tuit lands.
DeLUeese f. Turnbull,
Ss4 ~ nm JTRE ET
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10

petition was laid before the conn
Gil by the members Of the Canon City
Military Band. asking for an appropri-
alton of ten dollars month for its
support. Referred to the finance com
mittee.
A petition wns presented by q. w.
Tobin guaranteeing ten per cent on the
proposed water main on Hazel avenue,
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
On motion resolution was adop ted
favoring the laying Of the .sater main
on Hazel avenue n described.
The water committee reported th..
closing OF contract with the Santa
Fe Railroad company for water on the
same terms ms last year Report
adopted
Moved and seconded that the mayer
and city clerk be instructed IN use
newinp cemetery notes.
An ordinance to open Twelfth street
from Macon avenue to Main street was
read tor the first time.
Moved and seconded that ordinance
Pa be received and ordered published
in accordance with the law. Motion
carried.
The various committee reports wers
read and adopted.
The general fund and water bill
were allowed.
| After some further business Of Al
unimportant character the council
adjourned.
Enr Christmas goods 90 to Boyle
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10

members we're: MRS. F's Aunt"
Mrs. Graydene- Smith MRS. Lirrup-
er," Mrs. Cameron; MRS. Micawber,"
Mrs. Dickinson; Lady Dedlock, Mrs.
Harding; Betsy Prigg," Mrs. Daw-
son; "Cady Jellyby," Mrs. Carrier; !;
Lady Dedlock," Mrs. Handy; Miss
Flit-," Mrs. Lewis; "Morleena Ken
wigs" Mrs. Maupin; Miss Tox."
Mrs Craven.
AT the conclusion of the luncheon,
cards we distributed among the
guests. each containing the last sem
tence of one of Dickens books. There
were twelve OF these cards and it was
announced that the member correctly
naming the greatest number OF hooks
10 which these sentences belonged
would be given II prize. Mrs. Lewis
named nine of them and Mesdames
Gray Smith, Peabody and Hard
ing eight each.
Mrs. Lewis was awarded the first
prize, picture OF "Mr. Pickwick'
while the other ladies ''cast lots" for
the second prize, Dickens dictionary.
which was drawn by Mrs. Peabody.
The third prize. handsomely bound
volume of Christmas Carol, was award
ed to Mrs Graydene-Smith.
Although the Dickens club OF this
city is not as strong numerically as
some others, it j. one of the first Of its
kind in the United States and is an
aggressive, potential literary organiza-
ton.
A large line OF Gents Watch Chains
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
The Friends In Councl.
he lesson FOR the afternoon

The lesson for the afternoon
conducted by Mrs Coolbaugh.
discussing the topics. History o.
Declaration Of Independence and S
and Ballads OF the Revolution.
Co ,lbaugh exhibited cnnteen
powder flask that were carried by
great grandfather In the RevoIutio 9
War. The powder flask was mads
the horn OF an OF whose flesh was
en- raw during thnt terrible ~ints
Valley Forge.
A song, The Two Grenndiers
Mrs. Helm. accompanied by Miss
Der, closed the afternoons session
Suit cases for gifts, Bethel Go.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
Holiday suspenders, Bethel 90

Mt Moriah Lodge, No l5, A. F. and
A. NJ, installed officers last Saturday
for the ensuidg year, ms follows: John
R. Morgan, w NJ, Austin L. Hatch,
Sr W.. Henry @. Webster, Jr. W.; J.
II. Peabody, treasurer; Henry M. Min
gay, secretary. /; Claude O. Hopkins, s.
D.; Julius Kober, J. d.. James @. Pea
body, Sr. S. ; Edward A. Clark, Jr. s.:
Joseph T. Little, Tiler. Right Wor-
shipfuI Master James II Peabody was
the installing officer, and Right Wor-
shipful Master w T. Bridxel was
Grand Marshal.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
ORDINANCE NO. 255.
A Ordnance 10 Opea TweIfth Street.

Al Ordnance 10 Opea Twelfth Street.
Be IL ordained by the City Council Of the City
Of Canon City.
SECTION 1. That Twelfth street. In this
city, as the same Ii laid out and established,
and shown on the plat Of Palmer. Greenwood
and Meilen's Addition to Canon City and re-
corded In the ONCE Of the county clerk and re.
corder OF Fremont County. Colombo. be and
the same 10 hereby opened At its southeriy end
and extended. its full width. In the same dIrec-
tion with that part of said street. now establish
ed. = aforessid, TO. end 10 intessct Main street
10 saia Canon City.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
Post Office Door.

The necessity for continuous pushing
on the postoffice door all winter long
should remind you every time and all
the time that there is business II lit
tie further west that is beng pushed
in hurry, and that. you may live
long and prosper you should hurry up
there and push the button on the door
walk in and leave your Christmas or
der for candy. Fresh every hour
Miller.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
NOTICE

The following ordinance was
introduced and read at a regular
meeting of the city council of the
City of Canon City, Colorado, and
by said council ordered published
in full according to law.
d. N. CooPRR,
[sEAL] City Clerk.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
City CouncI.

At the regular meeting OF the city
council last Monday night somewhat
more than the usual amount Of busi-
ness was transacted, although 1t was
prin :ipally of routine character.
IL. G. Catlin asked for reduction OF
the water rate for the Star livery
stabl-, which was referred to the water
committee.
F. p. Smith appeared before the
council and asked for damages in con-
sequence Of injuries sustained by his
horse ~ . result OF falling into an open
man-hole connected with the sewer
system. The matter was referred to
the sewer system.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10

The members OF Gate City Camp,
No. IS, Woodmen Of the world elected
officers ut their last meeting as follows:
Wilson Pearson G. O., 6 months, II.
Kelly. Adviser, 8 months; e E. Nc
Kinnon, Banker, year; A. II. Davis,
Clerk, year;G. P. Herclerode, Escort
months; George Dees, Watchman. q
months Henry b. Walton, Sentry.
months; L. s. Bailey, Manager, IL
months.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10

other organizations OF its kind in the
country.
Canon City camp has a membership
of 1869 and is in Hourishing condition
socially and financially.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10

hampton. N. Y. The best wishe
the class will follow her TO her
home and work.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10

Just the Hou.ecoat "he" would
Bethel Co.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10

Mems New Vests, Bethel Go.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10

Out Glass at Boyle's jewelry store.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10

A large line Of Gents Watch Chains
at Boyle's.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10

For Christmas goods go to Boyle's
jewelry store.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10

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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-21
I,he Cry of Mncedonln.

The facts, as stated In late dispatch.
es that Turkey is sending large
force OF troops from Asia Minor into
Macedonia and that great military
preparations are in progress in Saloni.
ka, Indicate that the war cloud I'm the
LeyanT Is already somewhat larger
than the traditional mans land
Macedonia is Of course the storm
center, and the years are few In which
the muttcrngs Of discomfort are not
distinctly audible al COnstantinople
aud at the European capitals.
II hardly need be said tnat Mace.
donia means TO Doe free from Turkish
rule; u is simply question OF time
and opportunity, But time aud oppor.
'unity involve several things-ripeness
or preparation aud feeling in Mace
Honia, unreadlness of Turkey, neutral
hy or friendlness OF Russia and the
qnles'ence OF the other great powers.
However the situation Is causing
great uneasiness in European capitals.
ana the Turk is unquestionably girding
himself for another struggle to main.
tain his prestige in Europe. During
the last century Turkey lost slice after
slice Of its territory, and II begins 10
look as II Il were time for another
portion OF her domain 20 be freed
Early In the last century Greece be.
came independent and servia. Ron.
mania aud Bulgaria, ana later Crete
nave secured their freedom. and Bes.
sarabla aud Batum have been taken
Oy Russia and Egypt and Cyprus bv
England, while Syria is put under the
protection OF France and other powers
The sreat celebration OF the victory
OF shlpka pass by the Russians ana
bulsar'ans occurred just as the ont.
break In salonika and Monastlr had be
come serious and is taken by the Mac.
eoonian revolutionists as a most IA.
'oraole omen. IL Is regarded as sig.
hlheant that az the foot OF shipka pass
the Russian government has built a
magnificent Greek church, which was
presented 70 Bulgaria as permanent
memorial % the hye days battle b.
tween the Russians, commanded by
GENERAL GourkO, and the Turks com
manded by sulieman Pasha. THIS was
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-21

zen0na cloth I'M pink and white, and
other mixtures and blue ladies' cloth
make up churminlly with white cloth
applications.
II II curious to see what ingenuity
is brought To bear in the trimmings OF
dress the braid hciug even fringed at
the ends 10 form plrnitures.
Blue anl green combined will be very
smart all through the winter. Wa.
tered silk is q rayor.te mode for brides,
but ALMOST hidden by lace.
The hat shown is Of tucked white
felt threaded through with black vel
vet ribbons
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-21


one or the greatest ana most sangui-
nary battles of modern times. In II the
Turks lost $4,000 In killed and wound
ed, aud the Russians, whose defensive
attitude exposed them to fewer perlls
lost 10000, II was fought just twenty
i've years ago. In IL Russia held lis
ground and subsequently under Gen
eral Todleben captured Pleyna and
forced its way TO the gates OF Con
stantnople. Just why Russia chose TO
remember the battle In this signal way
at this time may be surmised. II is not
however, to be wondered at that the
building Of the memorial should be In
terpreted in Macedonia and Bulgaria
as evidence OF the undying purpose OF
Russia sooner or later to drive the
Turk out OF Europe and open the Black
sea through the control of the BOs-
porus.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-21

this way with three little groups Of
paws and tails. The loose sack coat
Of squirrel II often lined with ermine
aud has u wide shawl collar Of the
same fur This makes a very artistic
garment.
The expensive Russian sable Is close
ly initiated In this years dyes OF fine
baum marcu.
Next 10 the sack coat, the blouse style
position back is the fayorlte style In
fur coats
The illustration shows one of these
garments. II Is made Of sable with
wide rvycrs, blouse front and a tight
fitting position back.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-21
ELABORATE STYLES.
RenaIssaBce Embroideries - Ingen-
fous Combination.

Black pearls and renaissance scroll
figure in all the many beautiful EN-
brolderies which seem 70 be an essen
tial part OF the dress OF today, and
many gowns have perpendicular bands
OF ribbon or embroidery carried all the
way down the skirt.
The blouses are particularly hand
some this winter. They, most Of them,
have full sleeves set into a very deep
gauntlet cum. but few OF them have
horizontal puffings from the wrist 70
the shoulder, and many are made Of
materials which appear to have ribbon
stripes going downward, while other
materials display chine effects. Rows
Of insertion are deftly introduced,
sometimes in a series Of vandykes
across the front. Pretty and warm
blouses for present wear are made OF
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-21

s' IA ana out az VIII The sack shsns
aud The three-quarter length chsrac.
terize The newest garments OF the mo
menI while p0uched bodices are ths
mode Tor gowns. '"'
Nearly an the jacl cts for ont q, ao,.
Wa accompanying gowns are made
Wide enough 90 cover the chest wen
ana great many have capes ON ths
sn2ulders- Deep cuffs 10 the .laev.s
are sun ln favor. -
The brown tailor made Ia the cut has
thnee-quarter length cat trimmed
With Applications of paune. The 80
lar Is Especially smart.
JUDic CHOLLET.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-21
WALKING SUITS.
zibelines and speckIed Materials
MnInu Inun.

Zibelines and specLIed Materials.
Motor Goats.
Walking suits are made with the
skirts just clearing the ground. The
materials are usually speckled tweeds
or zlbelines.
There Is no doubt the craze for mo.
toring has given great impetus to
the fur trade Many Of the motor
coats have fur hoods large enough to
throw entirely over the hat or todue
Those that are long have the fulluess
OF the skirt Of the coat secured 10y but.
tons or loops on either side OF the front,
which certainly makes them very com.
Portable wear FOR they are ready TO
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-21

Best Sugar Cured Shoulder 90 lbS,Petit PuneS I'M
R.st Sa PSI pound t,, ,r., lbs Navy Beans 2Sc
FSt,a cho;cs htt Rso e ~ lbs Pink Beans 2Sc
Choice medium weight Ba. lbs Fancy Japan Rice 2Se
con- ~ / &c 10 Scans h. r. Corn 2Se
Onions, best quality soc bus Cans b. r. Tomatoes 2Sc
We also have large line of Syrup from 40c to $L5o Cal
GIVE US CALI AND BE CONVINCED
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-21
UP TO DATE TRIMMINGS.
Grapes In MACK and white An
ulluup

Grapes In MACK and white Az
pllpue.
EmbroIdcrics play Il great part n the
dressnnknc and tailoring world, and
they ofcr great scope for ingenuity
Gwpos iu white aud In black ap.
plique are AN the rage.
There IS fad ut present for green.
and th, Is very becoming to fair wom-
EN-. a beautiful princess gown seen
recently WUs of grcen zlbcliuc cloth
Fastened down the side with tancta
and chiffon bows la different shades OF
green. This was worn with bis
chiuch.lu toquc trimmed with % green
bird of paradise and tabs of green vel
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-21

vet resting on the halr There were
furthermorc Wide ,hmvhrla Stole
and chiaon mun lued with grr,u vel.
vet Both chucbila and sabie are
handsouie mlXcd With emerald rreen
faids are very p1pular n Paris and
are W0rn with particular charm by the
Frenchwomen Thcy are uot very
bright hui mostly ~ uondescr,pt mlx.
'urvs. dull Tcas and green's plaid
travelling 'oQues are now 10 be- seen In
sott crushed SHAPES They are very
eheeliNo when worn with smart
tailor made.
The dress Cor a schoolgirl shown In
the cot Is of rdmels hair cheviot
trimmed with braid and gnt huttons
The hat Is Of velvet
JUDO CHOLLEE.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-21

Agent- This rcaper aud binder win
DO the work % ave hired men.
Farmer jones Hut, kln DO mor~'n
that myself. b'goshl - Pittsburg nls.
psteK
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-21
PuR FASHIONS.
originality the Keynote of This
years Garments.

Originality the keynote OF Thta
Years Garments.
Fur stoles are growing wider snd
even fatter. One Of the newest ways
OF wearing them consists in tying the
stole in a loose knot directly over the
bust and letting the ends hang uneven
ly.
NUNS are very fat and larger than
ever; they are trimmed with paws and
tails.
The graduated collar with long stole
ends Is another smart style. Baum
marten is especially effective made mp
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-21
Hesa OF The Aser C.mbIne.

Edward A. Cudahy OF Omaha, who u
TO be general manager of the packers
combine az a salary said to be SlOO'oOO
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-16
High School Notes.

~ iuuu
Basil llauey is absent FROM school
this week
Tho class iu Cicero have com
pleted the FIRST Cataline Oration.
The apparatus for the biology class
arrived this week aud laboratory
work viii be begun immediately.
The basketball club cleared aboui
So at the social last Friday nighi
The evening was spent iH a social
dance
The morning exercises for Monday
Wednesdays and Fridays will take
the form Of discussions 1f current
topics Carrie Eells gave the hrsi
discussion Wednesday. her topic be
ing tine Current News If Europe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-16
Mt. Carbon News

News Champion Correspondence
Payday Tuesday Every body
looks happy
j. j. >hackIef1rd made busiue,,
trip 90 Gunuis0u Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ. Bougers ris-
ited Gumis1u last saturday.
Mrs. John Webb entertained Mrs
Wm Watson and Mrs. Walsh of
Guunis1n one day last week.
Our popular weighboSs. Mel Nor
rison was called to Denver Wcdues-
day ON account Of the sickness of his
sister, Mn, j. Norris.
The election board consist, Of Ca
rav Partch, j j. Shacklei1rI and
Dave Wallace. Dates for regi-tra-
ton are Oct 18th and 37th and Nov
2ud.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-16
Lower Cunnison Valley Items.
Nows-t hampton Correspondence

Nows-t hampton Correspondence.
Mrs. T.. T. Jones is spending sew
eral DAYS in Gunnison.
Lee and Dean Jones are out OF
school this week helping with the
potato harvest.
Mrs. r. II. Andrews has begun
training her buggy horse, Brownie
for the races, slow races 1t Is said.
G.. W. and II. II. Andrews returned
this week from the hills about Castle
creek where they spent several days
riding in the interest Of their cattle.
Rev Mr. Rose OF the NJ. +. churcs
Of Gunuisan preached to an appre-
ciative audience at the Hillside school
house last Sunday after Sabbath
school services.
Miss Ashley and Clifford Stone took
in the high school basket ball club en-
tertaiumeut Friday night. Clifford
says the boxes sold very cheap con-
sideriug their quality.
Miss Lula Mrrgelmn went to Ohio
City last Friday 10 take charge Of
the school at that point Miss Mer-
gIemm is a recent graduate Of the
Greeley normal school and her many
friends wish her success in her new
held IF labor
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-16
Grammar S-hoOl Noss.

~
Las FuI.iFs daaaie vas -Eess,ls
"a rhaf -anlIaar is msire pi.ss-..Il
zbsu uluiar Thf Lerheg..siasai
-aaatv BAL thF uTgitIpe aHa w.
ropp-eutei bg EsEeHe Eiisy an
Harrr Nsur-c The Afhenssn
aiafr lu thf nogafIge was Represents
bg Galrae Trerarthen and Lonni
MIer The fmer w4n.
Ki.f8r- last Week were Mrs p n
>antr8 Mr. H n Webster. Nj
Ias B.aek-i.sk Mis- Nav CormaH
Mis- MaItl EaInhan Mrs. J N
Wilson. Eef N A. lass Miss Geu
e,legs Fsrrier Miss Carry t.ell-
Miss G,erfruic TravartheH, Walt,
HleL E8gar E1lln-. Arthur Mile
Prank Zsuoldcr Haleu Blaok-tock
MaTzaref Sanford
The question f1r debate frida1
Oct I6fh vl bc. Resolved tn
inventors have dme more fr tht
world thm dI-rnvercrs The Attn
nIau stIety viii have che athrmativf
and will De- represented By Catharinr
Rutheri ri and l1ra Wright %,
Zetbogafhlau, negative by Fred ~
reliar aud Mabel Bass.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-16

Aspen Democrat Richard Cooper
formerly a well known Aspcnite. dav-
ing been a resident Of Aspen in sew
enty nine, has returned To- the city
from Guuuisn where he has been
located for some time. lie leaves in
a day or two for Independence tl de-
vel1pe mining claims there Mr..
S1merHllle Ir. of Chicago. a rr1mi-
Heut mining man. who with his IA
ther has been in Aspen and it, sur
rounding mining districts for several
weeks on mining business departed
yesterday overland TO Tin Cup On a
business trip.-Luke Chapman ar
rived in the city last evening with a
load of ore shipped from the Tilden
mine at the head Of Taylor river.
This is good shipping property at
present and keeps Mr.. Chapman
busy handling the ore to the citv.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-16

Nal'da Record Attorney W u Hat
tan, sormerly If Whiiehorn and Sal
ida. was in the city a part Of last
week taking Ia the carnival and ar
ranging 90 remove his office fixtures
10 Bowerman camp where he went in
the first days If the boom and estab-
lished himself
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-16

tle9. lthlneherger has this week
been hauling a carload IT ore fram
the Cuutinontd. where Tuller and
Riley and McAahon have been put
tiHg IN three mpuths dcvelopine the
mime. They have some 6ne gold
1rc. Just about a. glod a. the Maple
Leaf ore and returns from the first
car shipped viii be waited f,r with
interest
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-16

Vulcan Pilot George Rineberg put
in two bridges on the Gunnison road
last week, al Corral aud Sugar creeks.
John satterstrum left yesterday TO
look after his contract ON the Jim
John property in the Elk mountains.
the men having all abandoned the
work, owing 10 the inclemency Of the
weather.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-16

Delta independent Tuesday even
ing while learning to ride a bike, q.
W. Bartholomew, not being able to
guide the wheel ran into team of
mules driven by Joe Farmer and was
badly hurt. One leg was broken
and he received a kick on the head
which rendered him unconscious
His condition however. is not thought
to be anyways dangerous.