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The Washington times., 1904-10-23
MONEY TO LOAN

HEIRS TO UNSETTLED ESTATES.
real OF persr nal. can BORROW MONEY!
also second mortgage loans when rents
are collected by us. JOHN H. WAL
TER. zg3 Colorado Building. 14th and o
SITS myl5-5st-Su
MONEY ADVANCED on SALARIES.
STOCKS. bonds. warehouse receipts. lie
insurance policies. building and loan as
ISOLATION shares. ana real estate trusts.
WASHINGTON ASSIGN8i ENT co.
6Z3-24 IsonG Building au3-93t
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

- Every day IN the year from fJgJ OF eth
- st. for IT. Monroe Norfolk. Newport
- News, and all points south. b. the aI-
- perb, powerful steel palace steamers New
- port News" 'Nori1-E,' and "8ashiug
ton
Ly. Wash iBgtou.G:50 pm .Lv. Portsmouth. 100 pm
Iv AieXaudfl4.4 20 pm Nv. Norf5iE.-.B. 100 bru.
AT. ft Monroe. 900 am .l.F, 1T. Monroe. -OUpu
AT. Norfolk. s. go am AT. Alexandria. $50 am
Ar Portsmouth. 200 ANA. AT. HashlugJ1n. q 200 ala
80 Through connection made at Norfolk
Win steamers aA tF.A dominion ELEIITEsIllu
- Co. for New York, and Merchants and
- Miners steamships for Boston
- IA For further information apply at gem
- eTal ticket office. zoo 18th ST.. COLORADO
- Building ltsiephlHe Laiu-z-sJl on Tth
- 81. wharf telephone EaIu 15oJf
- JNO. CALLAHAN % ". Pres d Gen Mgr.
- ~. II. CALLAHAN Gen Pass. Agt.
dez9-tf
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
YIsITINe Is RELATIYEs.
WILL 81 OYsTER ROAsT.

clifton Price, OF Fittsburg, IS I'm this
city on q visit 90 relatives,
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
TRANSATLANTIC Mails.

AONDAY-tc) AT II A. pm. for ITALY di-
rect, per So priuz DsEar. from New York.
sail must be directed per S. Prinz Os-
kar-'
TUEsDAY-5a) Al TI5 pm. for LIVER
POOL SCOTLAND, IRELAND, aud
FRANCE per SIS. Ieutouic. from New York,
via Queenstown and Liverpool Mail for otn-
Err parts of EJ ROPE must be directed per
SIS. IeuLonlC''
(eJ AZ II.45 pm. for NETHERLANDS de
rect. per s.s. Ncordam. from New YORK. Hali
must ae directed Per IS Noordam 90
tcl AT Ilsf5 pm. for NORWAY PARCELS
POST Mails. per SIS Heilg olav, from
New York Regular mail Tor Den MARK
must be- directed Per SIS HeIiE OIay."
MED%ESDAh-tel AT 6-Q5 pm. Tor ET-
ROPE. ger SIS. Deutschland nom New YORK.
Fia Plymouth, Cherb5urst and Hamburg.
Mail ier FRANCE must pe directed Per b. So
Deulzchaua.-'
fcl AT ll.s5 pm for FRANCE. sVVTTZER-
LAND, ITALY SPAIN, PORTUGAL, III r.
KEY, EGYPT, GREECE. ana BRITISH IN
Ola. Der SIS Ia Gascogue, from New York.
tla HarFe- Mail Cor other parts Of EUROPE
must be directed Per SIS La Gascogue-
EEIDAI-ibl AT Z-5J PM for AZORES
faJ AT I-15 pm. FOR IRELAND. per SIS
LmDria, from New York. via Queenstown
and Liverpool. Aa4 for oIEer parts. oE EC-
ROPE must be directed per SIS JmbFia.'
ta) AZ 4.l5 pm. Tor EUROPE, per s.s. ST.
Paul. from New York. via Plymouth and
Ch-rb0urg.
tcJ At MS pm for BELCICAI direct, per
SIS Eroonl2ud.
te) At u:l5 pm. for ITALY direct, per SIS.
EOeuisin Luize, from New YORK Mall must
be directed per IS. K5enigin Luise.'
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 10. 1894
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station.
1898 A. b. DAILY i-r NaTE-sluuurg
MaUenJon, DanyiJe, and vay stations.
1851 A. 81 DAlLi--h asIlLUELlu and Florida
Limited. Flrst-l-ass coaches and sleeper 90
Columbia, Savannah, AMI Jacksonville. Dia-
uI5 a. s. DAILY-United states Fast Nail
tlF5t-e.45s coaches and drawing room sleeper
% NeW Orleans Dining car service
4.JI T.. d. WEEK DA11-LsCaI TOR Harrison
burg and way stations on Manassas Branch
$50 J.. 81 DAlLl-Local t0r Do arEguron and
eco r. 81. DAH.E-New York ara Atlanta Xxx
press Flrsl-Class coach 20 Atlanta. sleeper %
Columbus Fia Atlanta. Sunset tourist. sleeper
Washington % san francisco Mondays. We'd
nes144sr and Fridays Dining car service j.
carte
Limited lE4a LynclblrgJ. ElrsJ-c-ass coach
and sleeping car 90 Roanoke. hl1zF---e, Chat
tanoogas and Memphis sleeper % New or
1915 p. NJ. DAiLY-Wa- linston and South
western Limited All Pullman rll1. club am
observation cars 60 Atlanta and Macon sleep
eIs U augusta N-s-F-4-es Atlanta Macon
Memphis, and New Orleans
TRAINS on BLUEMONJ BRANCH
Leave Washington $40 A. A.. To- p. r.. 4:45
Z, q, 5.o5 p, 49, week days for B.lem0uts
6;25 T. NJ. week days Tor Lels-urE CLly. sunday
trains leave Washington 5.lJ A. D., 5-25 T.. b.,
for B-ulmcu--
Through trains from tie south arrive Wash
ingtan 6-42 A. &c., 5s52 a. b.. ESQ A. 81, 500
p. ~, $3.50 p. b., and $50 p. 81 DAILY. To-
cal trains from HaUis1uburE. u 90 A NJ wees
DAYS and $50 r. N- DAILY. Frcm Charlotte
vile. $50 A b.. and 5.-O r. b. DAILY
Tickets, sleeping car reservations. and detail
ca information can De had a. ticket othses T05
18th ST., 5II PguusJl y4uia ave-. and penusyl-
vunIa station. Baggage checked LhruugI fram
hotels and residences
Phone 1910. r. r. Il. Cab Service.
&. H. ACkERTs General Manager.
s. III. HARDWlCh, Pass. Traf Mgr
W f. TAALOE, Gen Pass Agent
J.. S. BROWN. General agent
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
FOR sALE-MIscELLANEous

FOR SALE-Cheap. furniture OF Com
modOre Aluuts z2-room residence, al
most new, must sell AT once; leaving
city price no object; almost any thing
you want in q house can be found. 1875
NeW YORK ave. NV. Oc2l-3t
The Washington times., 1904-10-23

n o. empty Housss 90 n0E embzrsa
NeAWS tie Real Estate Dealer "a. -
" Ehs Tunes VANS CgiulaEa
The Washington times., 1904-10-23

UPRIGHT PIANO BARGAINs-Ftsche
(used), SIPS; Harrington, $50; New Eng
land. Sl5gi 6t0udarJ tused). So. others
at $40, $40, up. Stler square, SO. Bar
EaiTs in slightly used NOse, Shoninger
Is vauich * Bach ana Miller pianos sold
OF easy payments If desired. y. j. De
81 OIL & Co, lz3l o ST. NV. Sole Repre-
sentative for the Nose Fianos and nine
other high-g-ade piano manufacturers
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. POsTOFFICE NO
TICE.-should be ,Tead daily. as changes may
occur at any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched 70 the
ports of sailing daily. and the schedule OF
ciosiugs is arranged on the presumption OF
their uninterrupted overland transit. For the
week ending October - 1904. the last CON
Meeting closes VIII be made from the MAIN
OFFICE as follows
The Washington times., 1904-10-23

We have "A few more good, servicea bic
square pianos which We WIL loan you
free Tor six months to start your chill
dTeu in music You pay only the cost of
GrayuEe.
+. y. SMITH PIANO CO,
Bradbury Building. 1ZZ5 Pa ave.
nnLN-IL
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs.

FOR SALE-Pierce gasoIene engine.
horse, Sll55 gasOlene marine engine
horse, $50 stationary gas engine, SO;
Goodrich rubber tires for vehicle. sUx2la
500 shaper. l4-iuch stroke. $40. MAUR
Frs 500 HAT STORE, Gil eth st. NV
The Washington times., 1904-10-23

Tickets, sleeping car reservations and detail
ca information can De had a. ticket Offices. 7O5
18th sta 5ll PguusJ lF4ula ave-. and peuusyl-
vunIa Station Baggage checked LhruugI from
L.L.L. and r..IIan..s-
The Washington times., 1904-10-23

HARTFORD TIRES, so. ~ so. worth
s.. 81 $780, going at $780, all writ
ten guaranteed. Guaranteed Vulcaniz-
ing, 20 cents, G.. T. HUNTER. The
Bicycle Man, l13 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
The Washington times., 1904-10-23

MERRITT Postmaster.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29
At the Republican Convention

Absolutely harmonious, they all
sly. just su There wasn't per
rartihlc hitch from the time r r.
Harper of White Pine took bis place
as temporary chairman at 2.3O p m.
yesterday until the close Of proceed
iuEs one 1nur later Not that 30 took
one hour tI transact the lu-iuc-- Tor
chat WIS pretty much eat and dried.
but ono hour was Inc time Hr The
Wulga Mr. Harper made uaat
speech as he took che chair Miss
Sylvia Smith was chosen Temporary
~r.rtarv a committee gn rredau-
uai- was appointed aud later Chair
man IHyIeS reported about - I..e-
gates present, with others entitled
ua be h.ari hv proxy.
The temporary oTEauiz5tjn vIs
m1Ia permanent and another re. SIS
taken wuIe committee selected
da.eEte- Io attend fae state auia.H
Er.--.ma. conventions. They were
a- follows:
State convention r1 select da.t-
Elfe- rH convention at CHicagu T..
O.. Brown r. Ilarh.rl CIa-. J.-
il.. M. d. IIurau. w. a Gua-n.r.
@. Vs. LIg.r.av. G q Rmr1ege d.
W. Ail.-ra1gn AIteuatae. Miss
Sylvia Smith. Amos lla1wav ! q.
Priu, Ike Jenkins, J.. "a Nead- D.
B fuwev b 3D. Weeauer, D d.
Martin Cugra~-ilual convent l
tu nominate congressman: NJ A..
Daaring L. a. Iirugr. 4 j Ea#.
D. j. AdIIemaa. O.. ~. Summers. A..
IT, lyzHr 3D. o. Howell. Herman
Click. This convention will be 4..I
at GLaHW11i m May 9Th.
The convention WAS strongly 1HH-
Peabody Ia aiapreI res lutrau- n-
v0rnE Roosevelt and H. M lIa-z
Tor TeuuuIuatlun.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29
o. thX Vay ,e Cosota3p a thx
kA.iy OGA

Ar the Guan8-aH Hardware cam-
paHys -t1re Is aa exhfbit. prepared
by " a WIllis. q HaWevllle, i1r
fhe Calaraao baildiug a the Marld >
Far Ca platform 6x3 feef - a
srsap q eiglt miniature 'prarle
schooner formed In a ciralc fsr the
uizht corral as thev used O. d. in
oariy DAYS when erazs8uR tlle plaiHs
with - teams o. reach tai lrIda
i he ax bows are arranged In ORDER
and the little wagons present a VIVID
pieture II camp wAaa the ir1igit iug
parties had o. b. prepared flr ssj
den Indian attacks Then the cor
raj was necessary O. drive che oxen
auto in the maruiuE when v1kIua
them IT, au ludlau atIaak. che me.
las under the wagons and hre.
between the spakas Mr Wdi-
crossed with a tra5n df - wagons b.
ls6a. and af ~e1u BIuH they wer.
attacked three tlmes BY saraEos
beat did uat iIse a mun
ON the platform is llIle l1g cab.
m buh t1 represent General Den-
vers h1me 8n the banks af CHERRY
creek the beginnings 1f che mag
nihcsut Denver Of t5dav Mr. Mi
hs was assisted in preparing she ex
hibit bv Viii Clark al Taylr river
This exhibit IS worth going o. seg
for to we batter CalaraiHaus t is al
most az much Of a curiosity as b.
will be- o. those az tha Worlds Pair
d will he shipped uexi week
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29
A Colonial Surprise Party

II looked like some picture Of old
en- DAYS Tuesday afternoon when 81
ladies Of the Guunisou W1men's Re
lief Corps hied up the street dressed
in costumes Of their graudm1fhers
The occasion was the 23rl wedding
anniversary and a surprise party hal
been arranged ON Mrs J ID Miller
Mr. Miller was out ul town s0 the
honors fell entirely ON the lady Of
the house. A handsome ball tree
was presented 90 Mrs Miller by la
dies Of the relief corps and her relat-
ives. The ladies brought nice re
freshments which were served dur
ing the afternoon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29

t..bllsho9 . tkard spawning sssilan
al thls pl.ee an gFder ~ Proieci
fiie hsA untd hl-h wafer coHses
Jahn Gsnsby h IN charge. Over a
hundred b. ash we're caught N a
-larl time af1er the station va. ss-
tablished
AFPareutly this wanson slaseh
terinz II trouf has been eosng ou
f1r wears and it II tame the gam
ha1s Wcrr drivea af The only re
gret Is thai they cannot be profsery
punished Al the Beaver creek sna
~teUhDn creek stations. over halt D
a milllan eggs at rainbow troat are
already calioctcd The Intentiou b.
D. take threr million f.r the Gum
s5u. Durana8 and Denver haicLeries
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29
MoHfr Sill HsId.

The supreme court has refused r#
release Mover and SET his trial far
May 9th. The Judges argued ra#
as the mann question was their rig
0I jurisdiction % order his release
would decide the question without
hearing and accordingly IT would ba
better 70 take plenty Of time So that
no snap judgment would be give
lhe contempt cases against Bell and
Wells will be heard at the same time
and the said gentlemen are placed
under $4,000 bonds to appear.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29
XAagh,er.as Fl.h-

Act8H9 ga InfYrmasIan frgm l1la
peaPie SgPcrsnieadeui LaHd q the
tisunl-on hatchery, tins week an
Vesslassied rePurted siaa0hiorng ~
fsh IN i.ltsie t.lk creek. WhIcu t8ws
tnta she GauuIsan al the water ta8k
hetween ! la aad Cebolla. h. fpnd
that She % hsh RUNNING up Eik
creek Wore being Killed by the
v1h le-ila co.. The spawning beds
Lnirall= e over lJj barge fish we're
f5aud along she bank near the rail
road and tracks iei 4.rectly 60 fhe
rsllr8ai track. ACHING an advice
fr7m J M Wos,iard slate aaEse and
h-a emml-siaucr. Mr. l.anl has g.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29
Scabies Neaf Montrose.

DIR. Iadaey. T. S. Iaspectur, VINO
iAs& week investigated Gunnison
herds of cattle and found them free
from the dreaded scabies, cannot saw
as much for the cattle near Mont
rose on the Dallas divide Here is
his letter'to President Gillaspey Of
the Guunison Stock Growers As
sJCiati0u
My Dear Mr. GillaSpey:
The worst has happened
Mr. Van Hagan' 5 cattle, those that he
has isolated, are infected with the
Scabies. found the living mites
and am taking a bottle full Of them
10 Denver and two pictures of two Of
the worst cases. ! found the mites
an spite Of Tine cattle having been
hand dressed. ] found nothing In
Montruse. but ! believe tHe disease
has spread considerable as Mr. Van
Hapan sJvs his cow has shown it
since last summer and claims there
are many other cases in the vicinity
also I'M Nmr1-e county and ON the
range south Of the San Miguel noun
tains exactly like This.
So ld1k out and take necessary
measures locally Will report To
state board 1u Saturday after have
had q chance Co develop tine photo
graphic plates. let me hear from
YOU I'm case of matters OF interest
Yours respectfully.
JOINS r. LwEY.
u ~ Iraaaat..r
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29
AAetns LAaxsi ExchAaxe

The iailos 4 the Eaptisl chIFch
slh hald thelr ialr and exchange ~
rho BuHuefi balldiug tWa da1rs
south II She ps-i alllce nexi sasur-
day al aay They all have . saFl-
ety af artiela- O. zell. -lith a. aprons.
STA pillows May baskets aHd -
flrth
Az Jhe eNehauge wil D. al Kinds
II eatabies. wol c,aked. mcluIing
iee cream. which W1 hc sid IN
hulk and hv the dish with cake
Come and bay thiBgs tlr yaur sun
day dimer. aai bay Nav baskets
cheaper thaH yau eau make them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29
Helmick. Marshal; Leahy, Police
Magistrate

The city council held called
meeting Monday night to GIl vacau-
cie- OF marshal and police magis-
rlte caused by refusal t1 serve Of
George = Myers and Henry +. Lake.
George Ilelmick captured the plum
al marshal receiving four votes Co
three for John lamborty the pres
ent marshal james a Leaby uas
unanimously elected police megis-
tutc for the next year The c1uu-
cil held meeting last might ta ae-
cept bonds Of all newly appointed
officers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29

After twenty continuous years with
the ID d r. q as round house ear
uaHflr Al Knoll has resigned bis n1-
-Iri1a and Monday took charge of
office work at the planning mill Of
Naurr S Knoll 10 which be will in
the future devote his whole attention
Mr. Knoll was the oldest railroad
omul1va in his line Hf service 11 this
division Do isa tribute t1 his caua-
bllltv and efficiency that tha road
was very Doth to Iet him g7, h1t
business at the planning mill De-
maudei his attention. and as Mr.
knal. SAWS, ~ wears Is long enough
to work at one thing fIr somebody
else.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29
1 PJ6uc SALE or SH0RTH0Rs
BULLS.

4. Rsnisk, OF Winchester, Ken
lucky, and {, \, Gru5h, Of Carbon
dale. Colorado, will sell al public
auction. On April 30ih. in Glunisoa,
Colorado. thirty head CT a No. I
Registered Saor.hora Bulls. Place
Of sale, at xsIie & tss.nan's liv-
ely Stable.
N. A. GIitASPef,
Manager.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29
Warr d. EASTMAN.

To NY FaTE>ns. / have entered
the contest which the pugbl, Chief
tam has started fr send a Young lady
10 the Worlds Fair from each c5uu-
~. If YOU take size Caief-aiu or in
tend to take 1T. please order the cou-
p1n votes placed 90 my credit and ]
VIII sincerely appreciate the favor
Florence ALLEN
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29
WALL PAPERS

Tn all the late and beautiful Shades.
This Is the handsamest line uf wall
paper we have shown. and we are sat
ishei that ygu viii find something On
your entire satisfaction iu this dis
play Remember rs when thinking
of your spring papernE.
IHE ENBNFR lrNHEp Co
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29

Baby needs outside air these rrat-
tv spring days and with one .f taa
latest gJ carts ur carriages hI- cutting
becomes pleasure My new stock
has everything tu please tHeun=r sE.
acting from tae folding G1-eart ar
- up % The uub5ie-t I'm laI.T
equipped sleeping coaches al wicker
All with rahaar tires. Upholstery
gi the best material patent brakes
and seryicca6le springs.
CLARENCE ADAMS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29
Card OF Thanks.

We desire to uEpras, our sincere
thanks for the kiudnr--a- and expires
-iouS ol sympathy from our many
friends during our bereavement ID
husband. uncle and father
ME~. Am Bird
CHAS. d. HEp and family.
Mas q. u WoHuarTWi family
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29

Serious stomach Trouble Cured.
] vas troubled with distress Ia
ur stomach, SOUR stomach and rlu-
Wing spells. and cam r-ut.frIv say
taat t'lau1arlin- Stomach and
Liver Tablets areIme Mrs. T. g..
Williams L.In--awE Mich For
-Ia lg an druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29

School election. Monday Nav 20d
Mrs Purrier is the only candidate
to succeed herself as secretary in
district 80. I and win DO doubt be
reelected as a tribute 20 her earnest
and intelligent work in upbuILdiuE
our schools.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29
Announcement

Miss CHr1iina Walter. rmw boz Cal
ifouHa will ue bore aEIu iu MAY
and will urlu.ze "a class iu vocal
and iu-tumana. music Sire ez-
poet. te remain h.rn permanently
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29

The EaIoa Times. published at
Vulcan, Colo is The organ of the
Domingn Willow Greek. Beaver
Greek, Spencer. Goose Greek. White
Earth and adjacent mining districts.
Al the uuHIu- na-t a. one I#.Ir q
wear v1u can Uur aF1r. o. Ge uifha1t
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29

The name OF 1-atun stands
for the best aI strongest wagon 1n
the market Made especially Er the
mountain trade Our Pontiac and
Kenny bugEre- and heavy spring
wagons are just what you are Look
ing for.
Wnrr d Et-rutN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29

Clarence Adams.
Furniture Quocu~wara, Undertaking
FOR SALE A good show case.
- inches Sl This office
Rod Mems haII Thursday May n
1 Red Nd- Dahl
FOR CA~Jl-ar the Paint Store.
boiled aud raw oh at wholesale and
retail First corner south aI bnui.
s1u Hardware
TH h. SCHMIDT
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29

Have yru Der rHur spring CLEANING
CONTRACT IIrHr telephone u DH1S
Williams .Na H1I and the aI.er IIl
be quickly cleaned and that acramg-
latiIu of ashes and dirt hauled away.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29

For Sale An extra nice side sad
de, cheap fr cash. inquire at this
office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29
Worlds Fair Rivalry.

Tho present status of votes as
counted yesterday is as follows.
Mis- Barbara lHr..H. TEft.r ............... 11
tf=s DrzaH G h'uH-. UuyL.v llla....... ..... .-IH
Miss Leila Hall Grrriaua. ....... .. -a.z
Miss Mayue McO arwtcs. Dunrrs1n. ........ f-
Mr- Ruth J. Marshall. Guuuf-ou ........ .aIll
Miss Mabel Meyer. Guuu--Uu .....--... ......- -1a-
Mrs Susie Mll-r. Crested Butte .......... IIt
Miss Mauis Eadrsa. paElefIarH ..-....... I1-
Next week the great Worlds Fair
opens and already dozens of Gunui-
son people are planning 8a the trip
outside al the contestants and out
side Of the greater number who plan
90 20 iu September and October
In the contest which the Pueblo
ChieItaiu is conducting To pay the
railroad fare of young lady from
each Of the southern counties Of Col
orad0. there are three Guuuis1u con-
testantS, Miss Florence Allen, Miss
Pearl Graham and Miss Christina
Nchmitz Those I'm this contest must
be employed ON a salary and the
winner must have votes equivalent
10 ten yearly subscriptions.
District court is busy today hear
ing arguments on final adjudication
Of water rights in the Tomichi dis
trict
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29

W. W. Roof was taken TO Canon
City Sunday night by Sheriff Wat
son.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29

Mrs. Chas. Cgwan and children
returned tins morning from Kansas.
accompanied bv Mrs. C1wan- sister
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Want a q and announcements under this head
3 cents a lfHa
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-29

The present status of votes as
counted Yesterday is as follows.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-11

city. and, with two exceptions. found
that none of them were opposed to the
extension. One of those who objected to
the continuance of the work at the brick
yard was Mr., Sampson.
After Mr. Gill had read his paper, upon
motion of Mr.. Owen, the request was
granted.
N VARIOUS REPORTS.
The report Of the city physician show
ed that he had made fifty-four visits
and given fortyfive prescriptions during
the month Of May. The cost of med cnes
furnished the aimshouse was So, to out
side poor $3.50, making a total OF 5000
Mayor Maurices report showed that
$1o3 in fines had been collected In the
Mayors Court during the month of May.
There was a falling off In receipts at
Maury Cemetery during the month,
The superintendent's report g.ves the
receipts as $l22.52; the expenses, $l7oO4.
Superintendent Aliens report OF the
affairs OF the almshouse Indicated that
there were fourteen inmates Of that in
stitution. eight whites and SIX colored.
There were two persons admitted TO tho
almshouse during May, and three dis
charged
request to strike from the license
ordinance the tax OF IS on blacksmiths.
was received from Mr.. w r. Gil. The
Impression In the minds OF Messrs. Cox
and Reams was that the tax was
stricken out when the ordinance was
first introduced and acted upon, but
adopted.
The request was laid on the taple untll
the next meeting.
The members present We're: Messrs
Wakefield Owen, Grizzard, Cox, Reams.
Taylor and Bradley.
AFTER A PARDON,
Friends Of George It. Meredith, the
young man who was sent TO jail for
twelve months for assaulting one or
JJllman's clerks, are making an eftort 10
secure his pardon, The assault occurred
in front of ullman's store, and was oc-
cas!oned by the refusal of the clerk 10
sell LIQUOR to the young man and his
companions.
ARRESTS MADE,
Charles Darlington. colored boy was
arrested by Chcer Moore last night on
the charge of stealing bicycle,
Leslie CARRIER, an old-timer was arrest
ed last night for being too drums 70
properly care for himself. II took both
him.
OFFICERS CHOSEN,
Manchester Chapter, No, AZ, r. A. NJ,
has chosen the following officers; Most
Excellent High Priest, A, /" srLmP-
son; Excellent King, r. Fl, Richardson
Excellent Scribe Harry Levy; Treasurer,
], ]. Walker Secretary, a. II Fitzgerald;
Captain of the Host. Jacob Levy; Princl.
pal Of Sojourners, ]. r. Robertson; Royai
Arch Captain, L. M, Amos; Grand Master
OF the Third Veil w r. Rudd; W the
Second Veil, j. II. Walden. and Of the
First, w. j. Lewis; Tier. j. A. William-
son; Chaplains, the Rev Asa Drlscoil, the
Rev, j. w. Kincheloe; Steward, ]. u.
Walker; Stewards Committee It. b. Nor
ton, T. A, Phillips and L. r. Kidd
PERSONAL. AND NOTES.
Miss Gertrude Allen Will spend several
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Building Not Yet Opened

Commissioner G. w. Koiner writes from
St, Louis that the Virginia building ipls
not yet been opened. Efforts are being
made to furnish the building SO that It
Will compare favorably with those Of
other States. and be source of pride to
Nirgnians visiting the Exposition.
The Virginia exhibit. however. Is COM
plete. and is attractingla great deal OF
calling attention to the resources Of State
the display will be of the greatest value.
Much of the exhibit is In the nature Of
ferred to the museum of5the Department
of Agriculture. fS @
Virginias exhibit OF minerals is consid-
cred by experts the finest8in the Mines
RIldlng. That Virginia makes such a
good showing is a source OF qualification
to Mr., Koiner and tho other members of
the commission III