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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
Richnonders to Wed.
/, /, :, I "a, - i,rhe Times- Dispatch.)

MANGoH1cIl, VA, April 2S.-MNlr. g.
- Mitchell and Miss M. Berta Allen lett
for washington to-day, where they VIII
be- married this afternoon and VIII re
tmrn RI the home Of Mr.. Mitchells pa
rents, Dr.. and Mrs. W. A.. Mitchell, az
Mangohick, in King William county ana
spend their honeymoon. They sW1ll later
bo 81 their future home, n .loOb1s E1a s :
Clay street, Richmond =, ,
,,o,,np lady Of Ashland, but for some
limo has lived in Richmond. The groom
10 lea n very popular young man and for
several years has been with l. fell,
helmer, the clothing man., on X 3roaa
Gtraet E5ilst4a tf .a3elf w 49, S4 = T.. H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
License In Buckingham.
lsneclal Ia 1,he Times-Dlspntc

Especial to1he Times-D ispatch.>
ARVoNIA, VA. April 2s.--Mr a. u,
Pitts. accompanied by MIR. Wiley Woot-
ten, represented the drys at Bucking fI1 I,
Courthouse last Friday, judge a. s.. HAL "a
nine Of his patrons as witnesses, fought
for the vets. The latter gained, the day
by majority of one vote Judge MOSS
appointed Mr.. II. B. Leseneur special po-
liceman over his own barroom. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
To!t,e Married To-Day.
(Sneclnl to The -TImes-Dlspatch

(speclnl to The Tlmes-DIspatch.)
pErERsEURG, Va, April 2S.--Mr: 10
semi Cheshire Cotton and Miss sallle
5 WIKI Wilson, daughter Of Mrs
Elizabeth Whitworth Wilson, 81 at tins eltyt
tha rosidnnce Of the bride's mother, NO.
ss s1 Washington Street, in this city. The
J Wodding VIII be a quiet one, on account
Of the continued iness q Mss M1isGms
S S,annf'i,i at the Home for the Sick sev,
e eeep Weeks ", ks MI Cotton is q membe
aSwell known North Cnrolina amy MY,
and is now in the United states r tli17
lnostal service. .1g WIZ 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
CAR LINES FIGHTING
Injunction Granted Restraining from
RI Work on New Bridge. 4 Iii,
Especial to The Times. Dispatch

Especial to The Tlnes.p ispa trh) 3
I'D NEWPORT MEMS. B VA, April .2S,--
Judge Barhaln In the Corporation Court
yesterday granted the Citizens Railway,
Light and Power Company TN injunction
against the Hampton Roads Railway and
Electric Company, restraining the latter
company from continuing tho work on the
bridge over the Chesapeake and Ohio
tracks at Twenty-s!xth Street. The pr,n-
cipal ground for the injunction Is that the
charter provides that II the company
build bridge, It shall not be south Of
Fortieth Street. This action Is the result
OF the old fight between the old and new
d companies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
johnson Rawlings.

(speciat to The 11tne!. Dispa tell;; ", 8 <, n n
FREDi5iilC 1is URIC, YA.. gApril ss. i, (.
\ retty marriage was performed here IN this
morning at the home Of the brides aufl !,
Miss Anhe Boggs, when MISS LOUIS. s
Rawlings daughter Of the lete ynWes bs. T..
~ r ~ ti,a hrlde 81 Mr. Alfred r.. Johnson,
The -attendnnts were
St,ss Margaret e. Boggs. cousin OF the ne
hride and Mr.. Scott Johnson, brother l1' o.
the groom. ii XII. ~, Rav,
" Is Is. Smith, OF St. Georges Dpis 20 Opal ?, y
Church. After the ceremony, NJ, NJ. 3 Il,
Mrs, johnson left for their = nome l y n u
wa shingtOn. 5t.5eAtt ifs'G t5,F 'E!8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
RANEY-DENSONs
Marriage in Christ Church, Raleigh,
Yesterday Evening.
Especial to Tho Times- pispnteh.)

NJ Especial 10 TIC Tlmes- 1lsphttH'l T
RALEIGH, n, c., April 2S.--Mr. r, b.
Raney proprietor ,pf Yarbrough Hotel,
and Miss Kate Whiting benson. daugh-
Ter Of the late Captain q, DsnSon, We're
ChrisTs Church, Owing to recent be-
reayement the ceremony was very simple.
Miss benson was accompanied to. the al
son, as maid of honor, and by Miss Sarah
r.. Lamb. of Norfolk; Miss Lily H.
Cowan, OF Durham; Miss Lily Hicks, Miss
and Miss Anno Taylor, OF Raleigh. as
bridesmaids, The groom was attended
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
I Burgess-Winstead.

If Especial to Tho Tlmcs.D ispatch.)
HEAT,HSVILLI, A., April 2S.-Cor-
tnellus G. Burgess and Miss Cornelia D.
5Winstead were married. Sunday afternoon
at Bethany Church BY Rev. a. D. Rey-
nolds. Both IRE well known young peo-
pie OF the Northern Neck. and via i've
In Northumberland county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29

by Mr.. Frank u Darcy OF Atlanta, Ga.
rs best man, and BY Messrs. John 4 van III
B. Metz. % tilmlngton; nobcrt y. ~ liolti.
Of burlington Sgs 3 sydnor Jermat, FRANK y !.
?. Haywood, b JDhn a, Duncan and Cla ,l1.e
After tie ceremony Mi, and Mrs. .Raney.
hccompArled BY ID bridal party, left ni ! 2 '
special for sont bern Pines, where q veg IeG !
ding supper was served ut Carolina ~ Mu !.
for an extended BRIDAL trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
Quarantine Season,

~ y .(I3y Asso cInted Press,J ~ az TX ~
NEW YORK, April 2a--PortN Health
Officer poty to-day announced that the
quarantine season for coastw!se vessels
from domestic ports south ne Cape Hen-g
,lopen would open May S1st and coAtlnVA
3unttl November LIST next X & n \, js
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
Paralyzed In Danville.'
(Special to5The l'imes-D Dispatch.

Especial toThe limes-D Ispn tch) N -
DANvILLE, VA, April 2S.-S. W. Sid
die, Of Locust Fill. Caswell county, n. e..
was paralyzed in the Farmers Warehouse
here late this evening. and is now*at5 tho
hospital and not expected to live through
the night. Mr. siddle is a merchant and
farmer Of Caswell county, and Is one Of
the wealthiest farmers in North Carolina Llll'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
Infant Was Run over.

& CRDWI1, VA April ga horse at
tached to n. b. divers grocery wagon
became frightened yesterday and ran into
the baby carriage containing the two
ycar-old son OF Mr.. George Oliver. hurt
Ing the child badly Both wheels passed
ever his body, leaving dark bruises. The
extent OF Its injuries cannot be deter
mined as yet. The driver had been jerk
the horse. ,5. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
Fire Near LuraY.

(speclal to The Times. Dispatch IsI,a D. !,
s LuRAY. VA, April 2S.-Iho aMel'sas
house Of Joseph Gochenour, sl'ut astar ,an.
toaa az. With all its contents, the latter
hslonrinp IL Mr.. Thomas Cloud. How
3thc Fra originated Isl a mystery. as no
ono ,vna ut home at the time. The loss
"a total on both dwelling and contents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
sundays school Convention.

K1NsTON, N. c., April 2s.-The state
sunday-school Convention conyenes In
the Baptist Church this evening at 40
o'clock. There will be about 600 delegates
from several States. Is
Last night the safe Of the bank at La
Grange, about twelve miles from here.
was blown open and robbed OF s., 500. The
robbers stole horses and fed, There IS
no clue as to the guilty parties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
aGiIIock--Myrlck.

/. Il hi Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
y A NEWPORT 81 NEWS. Y'A.. april 2S-
Miss Lillian Copeland Myrick and Mrs. ].
w. Glllock were married this evening
In the Trinity Methodist Church, Key.
Geo. w. Wray8 filciating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
Beer s 9 Selling Illegal. Even l:,'' n.
When to Non-Residents.
APPEAL FROM THE MAYOR >
The Case Viii Oorne Up at 1.-THE June
Tsan " the 9 orporat,on Court
Defendant Argues Contract Was
Made II The Q country.
to The .rimes-Dispat oh.)

f\cp6Cltl 5fitft+s
DANv1LLE A. April 49, John Glib
son, agent tor tho Robert Portner Brow-
Ing Company was arralgned in the
Mayors court this morning upon a charge
OF selling beer without license and In 4
local option district. Gibson showed that
the beverldge was sold to persons resid.
Ing outside tho district. and that thsi
contract for tho sale Of tho Dunne waa
rnado IN tho county. Tho nltimatum Of
the Mayor, however, delivered at the
trial OF a similar cnso several days ago
was to the efroct that such q. sale would
30 considered illegal. Counsel for Mr..
Gibson "a greed that according to the rul.
Ing OF tho Mayor the case for the Com.
imonwealth was sustained. but asked that
tho warrant be changed, making tho
burden of guilt rest Upon the company
under whose orders and instructions Mr.,
Gibson Was acting. n * Il ~ 4 " 5sS,
IAN appeal was noted, counsel taking
Occasion to 8 tate that the; sale was made
IN tho face of the Mayors ulumatum, fol
the purpose OF making test I case OF
that decision a fine OF 500 was l,n-
posed upon tho Robert Portner Brewing
Company. and Mr.. Gibson. an tho cons
pany's representative, was required to
give bond in the sum OF $l50 for his sap-
pearance at the juno term OF the cor-
3poration Court. which 10 also the criminal
term. Mr.. Charles Il. Holland was ac-1
cepted as Mr.. Gibson's security.
James Boil. a young man who resides
on Upper Street. was struck by train
on the Southern Railway this morning
and seriously injured. His right arm was
so badly mashed that ampntntion ~ ne-3
cessa ~. q H 8 hip was severely hurt, and
Ria log badly cut. Ho will probably not
live. 81 35s n atY 5iS il 5 ".
Rev j. e. IA lexis, Of Rochelle, III. wns
to-day rendered call to MI the pulpit
OF the First Baptist Church8in this city,
L.. Iii . q taa1 yaca Mt Rtnca thu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
kirkham-Brockwell.

Il (special to The Times-D ispatch:)
PETERSBURG'.5SSll " Az, April 2S:LMr.
Lawrence Klrkham and Miss Minute nm,
Brocxwell daughter Of Isaiah .l3roek ,yn1
Ellis Fl 'e eyening at tho home Of the brides
pnrents, at Dunlop and Commerce Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
To Be Married.

Cards have been issued to the prospeo,
tive marriage OF Miss Florence N, An,
thony, Of this city, to Mr.. ]. ELLISON
Failing, of Falls Church, Va. The wed,
ding ceremony will take place In thls
city on Tues day. February 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
sToaBe Married To-Day

(spccIal to Tho Times. Dispntch.)
TRUITT, al VA, April 2s.--Miss Laura
Mitchell daughter Of Mr.. b. T., Alitchelll,
~ stony 1 Creek, and Mr.. Willep Curley, q
.no,llar young railroad man of Richmond,
Will be married tomorrow evening ct
Fort Grove Church. s3ii III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
DESIRABLE HOUSES
TWO to Be Sold This Afternoon by the
A, y. Chewing Company

Tho "A, 3, Chewping Company will sell
at public auction to-day two most deslr.
,able brick dwellings, Nos. 1o1b West
Main ana e,5 la ssuth Cherry Streets.
Sn,hs sale wiz begin ut $3.50 p, NJ.
Both houses are practically new, and
win no doubt be especially attractive I'd
those in search OF either homes or invests
ment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
!. Observation-Disclosures.

Hill N. Especial to The Tlmes-D ispntch.)
a HEA TTIsvILL1, ,vA.., April IS lar--
5onco W. Mothershead. Of 8Lyell' s.. Rich IN
nond county, was married to Miss l<at1-
urine HI Zeilinskl Of Washing ton, OH
Saturday fternoon. SSf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29

gM ina home Of tho bridegroom 81 The
rh,Irn,, Iwas beeuti decorated IN green
ma cut flowers. Among the guests were r.
MI, and Mrs. Priddy, Mr.. and Miss MUCK ,l.,tl
Ga and Mr. robert Jackson, OF S}eatlf-
iny4 ao1, ~ a. Wa. tG III ~ III 3bf1H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
BURGLARS AT RADFORD
One Hundred Dollars Stolen Last Night
# from q Bureau Drawer.

Especial to The Times Dlspateh)
EAST RApFORD, VA. April 2s.--Bur-
glars entered the dwelling or NJ. a. Al
len, OF East Radford, last night and took
500 from bureau drawer Entrance
was effected with false key, Al
len was Just going TO make payment on
his house and lot. He IL railroad EN-
ploye here and this is heavy loss, There
IF no clue.
The Rahford Carnival Is In full swins
and the city is crowded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
Mill Burned I; Reinsurance.

Special TO The Times Dispatch.) s
& JWOODSLANTo. VA, April q. Mr..
George e T, q. Lyons lost. by tho burning
Of his Excelsior Mill to-day. about three
thousand dollars, wit hSno insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29

ss Rev. j. e. Hicks, OF Rochelle. Ill, wns
to-day rendered Gull to MI the pulpit
OF the First Baptist Church8in this city,
This pulpit}Nas been vacant since thu
Resignation OF Or. Thames the firse Of
the year. III. .lEss8iEsI
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23
A Cutting Aftray.

Jim Cassidy came into town Wed
nesday with bis face .lashed iutori rib-
bons and the skin So badly damaged
that stitches will not hnld IN places.
lie will be disfgured for life. but is
not Otherwise seriously injured.
Cassady has been working ON the Co
chctopa for Prose n Snedaker Tues
day night hewcnt toa saloon with two
mon named Wit and SNYDER la a
drunken row Witt did the cutting
aud was pulled 90 by miners from
the Maple Leaf boarding house before
be- accomplished his evident pur-
pose t1 do Ca-sliv up No quarrel
had ever occurred before between the
men, WHIT Is uu yct arrested a~
both the sheriff and deputy are om
ol town 20 looks like another case
OF MAYHEM due to vhiskcv.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23
Floy5 Eiiy Passes AWAY.

The h1ue uf Mr. and Mrs thIs
Pennington Ua- sad icucj SUNDAY
by the suideu dcHh 81 Flovd Eldv
"a braiber o. No., Pennington WIN
had lived with thcm f,r several vears
o. was barn n krkfIllf New
York. - wears ag1 1n April 9Th and
was the youngest -u IT Almerieud
and Frances Eddy After gradual
ing from the high school he came 90
Colorado for his health and assisted
Mr. Pennington in the ice business
A short time ago he entered the -
a e. g.. roundhouse The mmedi
ate cause Of death was blood poison
ing caused by gaugrcne which set IN
from a cold after scarlet fever ilc
will be- buried at the old home Of the
family IN Utica. New York whittier
the remains were taken Monday ac-
companied by Mrs. Pennington Il
is indeed sad % chronicle the passing
of youth on what seemed Co be
the threshold Of useful life work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23
NeTi,I 10 HEIRS

~rATE or CuLOR tri.
Cot My ur c. NNIsUN- D.
ln tlie ruuuty Court 30 Probate. scptcHI hrr
Term. lN3
ln the matt. q Of tine estate pf .
futrick bowling Deceased. 'tNe' =" heir'
And now on the Ind day Of October. A D.
lsns. comes here Tim Dow inz. administrator ul
tie Estate oi Patrick bowling. deceased an
Urt-gut- his petition To- The Court tor the -Ha oi
ti'e Real Estate Of said decreased 10 Yuy tho
debts thereof.
And b. arpegriug 90 the tourt from said ueti
tiou t,Htt proper and legal grounds exist far the
sale of said real estate, aud it further auu.ar.
iHE .o the tuuit thBt tha heirs at law of tre
said decrease are as fuliuv4-
Tim l'oviins, said petitioner, brother sf do.
ceISeds
i, james pqVlinE. brother post office addro-.
iobu bawIine. brother. post office address
Mount Ayr, InW1.
Margar.t Whalru, sister, post office addr,4-
Nr-tHr-teII. Conn.
N NHEEIlurI, IL Is ordered by the gsurt rIat
-slt Iamrs Dow ling John HoNIiuE Mar-rrat
NHHleh, Hut all other persons Interested fH
~tttA f1t ate, tn aud appear before this G0urf so
lhH lNtl aaf ut November. A. u. 1875. af rNa
iau-'. 20 any there te why am order should uat
,ir viltfreu by Tins Court directing aid Tim
hrw iiue Us uHtmlui-trafu 10 sell tia whole al
sara real estate nr -o much theualf as may lf
n'ot--sFh iof The purpose specified In said paru
D. IS further ordered that said heirs be given
uHfic' OF Tins order aS required by law Ind
that same Pc published for faur successive
Merh. 90 the Hi NNISnN MINIS On tNrI0N. "a put
llg new paper Iu said tuuUi~Hu County
Done in upau Court this End day al O,.tohr-
a. D. Igu3.
GEORGE HErHERINGroN.
First publication Oct. 9TH. last or &c., is5
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

Since arbitration supplauted war
1t has hua~ted few victories SID inn
portIut or decisive as that Just won
by the United States before the Alas.
Kan boundary commission Bv this
award which is signed by tho emil
nent British iuri-t. Lord Alyer-touc.
chief Iu~iice oI England. we are CON
hrmed m our title to pretty much
every square mile of The territory iu
dispute ID Includes White and Chill
coot passes and large part of the
rich Alaskan gold fields, worth tbir-
~ million dollars according to ono
estimate The boundary line fol-
lows the cUa-t line thirty mikes hack
and generally on the divide OF the
coast mountains. II heads IN an the
bays and harb0r- of Importance I'm
iact, about all Canada gets for her
trouble is the laugh for attempting
10 gabble something She had na
earthly claim against.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

Gross earning of the II. a r. q.
system Tor the fiscal year Just ending
are announced as Sl7. .3Ol.5jg ST.
The net earnings above running ex-
penses and improvements such as
new rolling stock, the North Fork
railroad, ETC., are ~6.G7I.7u9 Is.
That certainly speaks well for the
energetic management of the road
and the prosperity ol Colorado A
burning question Is how On induce
this s1ulless corporation to pav taxes
like vou and / Moral -uasiou Is
hardly a success and state boards Of
equalization are likely 20 bc Pea
hodyized The best plan suggested
Is % have the local a--essor d1 the
valuation act and then one can get
at something tangible % that ,alua.
tion g1c- down lo ten per cent. ul
its cash value when other people uay
ON "A 80 per cent aSse~~meut
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23
F.i4l A--sAns =; Sssn-Ss.

TtuH-iav a. dai.n & ..n.l.is.i- aue
ala "a ciif aisi.1.i uass.ients = ~Isu
aer va- eilnihiag auf % q - tsa
saaf rae raTs nrake aal D. ue
as,-i4el g. ifatt 81 tac tafiaa Nr
t.af4allissl uas - ssar- a..I hia O.
slaEeaa- man aua ua- eaa4ug uH
an thc rHF.r n alumer t.ne. o.
uas Nlahln -is has al thc r4 Uhlu
tbo r1sten r1fF Fslrte.l Mas
Smaa gas slth him waraiug an thf
niine viach is fhe flaac- property
h,iauging o. Iad3t Eas--
Car1usr Henry b l4ske ua- called
lram tsmlnis8u. huf found na cau-a
fr a Iary The body vli bs
braaghi u saliat and iauaral -eT
rices hell hcre prabab.y al tur
aclack tluarrav
Mr. Cmnploll vas b1u Iu ~e.i
lsnd in l,4l A. canus D. AmeuW
3u wears sQa aud has q -1u luHcu
taniphoi who b n d. wa- mar
rei agam iu Caua.ia u wears az
aud leaves a vli1w and three y1unE
ehiidrun. respectively eight -iz and
9ne wears Odd o. muuru BE la--
Mr Campbell bad Ivri iH ~sn
uiue wears and owned considerable
mining rraperfv usar there liE
aas alsa au ulJ tmer ah1ut White
Pine and was generally Hked aud
a-L..L..L
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23
Entertainment at Mrs. Knolrs.

Gmuieou ladies tu the number oi
about lo gathered yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs A. II.
Knoll t1 cni1y thc hospitality oi
herself and sister. Miss Lillian
N1urr Tine hour. were pleasantly
emit m progressive gaines Uf skill
al which Mr., Caldwell proved most
successful An elaborate luncheon
Was served during the afternoon.
That same evening Mr.. and Mrs
kuoll entertained at cards
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23
NWlitl To NiIk..

State of Colorado.
County of Gunnison. -
In the County Court iu Probate. September
Term. 1904
In tho Matter Of the
Estate Of W l.. Notice to heirs
Brown, Deceased
And nov on this 18th day of October. 4. u. 1913
comes here q. l. EHeie, Admini-trattr ct Tho
estate Of ". l.. Brown. decreased, aud files hi-
petition for the sale ~ tho real estate OF said
decedeut 10 pay the debts thereof
And u appearing 60 tine Court from said peti.
tion that proper and legal grounds exist Tor the
sale of said real estate, and IL further appear
ing 10 the touri that no heirs al law uf said
decedent are known on eau BE- discovered hy
said petitioner, although he has made diligeut
search tor same.
Wherefore II Is ordered by the Court that
the unknown heirS ~ law of said ". T.. Brown,
deceased, and all other persons Interested in
said estate be fnd appear before this Court on
the 9Th day of November. A. u. 1913. al the houI
of ten clock la the forenoon. 90 show cause, II
any there he, why an order shouli not be- entered
by this Court, directing said II 7 Engle, a. ab
ministrator 10 sell tho whole Of said real ate
and il b. further ordered thar this order be pub
lished in the tCNNIsON NEWst tU NNrloN, a pub.
lie newspaper of said county, a. by law in such
case made and provided.
Done IN open court this 5th day of Octobar. A.
D. 1913.
GEo. HETHEEGNGTuN, Judge.
First pub. Oct. i6. last pub. Nov &, 1876
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23
>ofI'E 90 ADMINISTRATORS >,Is OF sr,i
ESTATE 10 PAi bFBTs.


~TtTI or tDIORtnp.
County Df tfuuuIson. d
In the tuuuty ourt Iu Probqta
ln The matter ~ the estate of Nose " LII,
SON. decreased, j. A. Lealy Administrator.
iiy virtue of decretal order Il said f.s,.,- b.
rebate made and entered ~ rarlrd m he i..t
uhy of Oct her u. 1893. the undar-is,1el -
a1fhurizrd and direrfri 90 sell al "a T,rir. ,...,
!eS tIHu thf appraised yalue thareff no IN
lev ifE described real estate az which tbe 80
Mo-e- v johnson died -Iezsd town. - 81
Iere~i Iu Branch Mining Claim recorded ~ -.
nl~"u uuuty. Iron Duke amt Iasr,er 1sb5r.i,'s
X lining lalm- l1crtei iu Domingo NJ Nirl,.g- II
tflct. sag. uclie tuuuty. ol0rado
iu paN ihc debts Of said estate Tor easb g. -
lletie~i uui best price 0ntaiIahie therefor
Vow therefor. pursuant 10 -aid tsr.iar rLa ma,
.ltf-i sel elFes notice that be will stff ~ Er 80 l.
liit above described real a-tate at the osIirl -
y A t-eallH. Justice uf tho Peace in the tow, Z
tfuiinlSon- SAID county and state at ten ,'rIg.l
- lAe igreuoou 90 v uuIay, the 2ul tey Il N,,,s,
DIT, a. = i'.ii. The same to be- sold to the bi-f
- afa hest bidder therefor at rrira pf+ I
liiau the appraised value thereof a. ahs5va .F,,g
hl'', i'it ineiit pt the amuuut bid purchaser -
bHi taSf-rs thereof Will receive cert ifif-s, Z.
purctia-e emitting the holder to deed for 40
ana upon approval and conf rrnatiqr, sF .y,,,-t.
law. h'''i'si uy
Dated at Guunison. October I2th. A II r.s
,a..- - =. 4 LEAHY.
AdnlHlstrator uf the Estate Of Moses " JoI,r-
son, Deceased ''''''-
First published Oct. Il. last pub. oct. ~ Iap
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

I've weeks ago the NW.-CH,N
riuN made ulte Of the wonderful re-.
sult= which deep mining in Gunui
son county was producing. N1i
only had the Augusta in the Elk
mountains, the Akron az White Pine
and the Good Hope company at Nul-
can proved immense ore bodies at
great depths. but there were a num-
Der oi other great enterprises about
to reach the ore On the heels al
this assertion comes news from lay
Tor park that Enterprise tunnel
has struck it rich, as rich as any
mime in the state. just watch Gum
nisun county grow