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The Washington times., 1905-08-10
Children's s Dept.

Lot Of Ginshain, Madras, PercaIe,
Linen and White Persian Lawn
Dresses; blouse suspenders and waist
style; neatly trimmed sizes Il Ac
: to j years. Sold up TO S1.39,
toi ----.--..... ~ ~
Little Children's Fine White Per-
sian Lawn, India Linen, and Linine
Dresses; some made Russian ar
styles; pIeated with belt; sizesI
to 8 years. 98c values...,.....,
15 Fine White Persian Lawn Dresses;
handsomely trimmed waists and
skirts. have embroidery inserting and
fine lace trimmings; a little ~ or
soIled; TO II years. Sold up ~
Girls Muslin Gowns; Hubbard
yoke, ruffies around neck and r. r.
sleeves: sizes up to 10 years.
55c FaIue. - -
Small lot ChiIdren's White skirts;
hemstitched rufTles; white dresses,
long and short: white flannel skirts;
aprons, guimpes, and flannel znC
ste s s;,ra ssequssi 6 ,s.,oo Sold up to see
Small lot of Children's Mus
lin Drawers; hem and tucks. - ar
fel1ed seams sizes up to 10 4
J ears. t..-...-....-..-.----
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UndermusIins

Lot of Muslin, Cambria, and Main
SOCK Gowns Long Chemise. Ora wers.
french Covers. Long and Short Skirts.
All neatly trimmed with embroidery,
Iaee and hemstitched tucks. n r
: little soiled and mussed- N ;
sold up TO Soc. for. or...............E
Small lot of Ladies Muslin Drawers.
hem and t1cks, yoke band; Iow-neek
covers; ruffie. lace, ard embroidery
trimmed. Short White
Aprons with pockets. Soil ~
ed. Remnant price ~ x
Lot OF Muslin Gowns. extra size.
made, high and Y neck; yoke OF clus-
ter tucksi cambria rlIffles
around neck and sleeves. IS. nr
19, and 20 sizes. 69cz value. q sES =
remnant PRICE. ......-...,.-...4... y
Small lot OF Batfste and Coutn Cor
sets; ?. N, Thompson's. F.
p American Lady and others. - n r
Broken sizes. Sold up 70 So, -
1of----- ----.-----.----.- = ~
q Corsets. Sizes Is only. 4Rr
Black and white. Long
lengths Reduced to.....--...... -
24 Blue and Pink FIannelette Short
Fetticoats, with ruffes and - nc
yoke bands. Are q little faded. NS
Sold for SOC. Remnant price. * =
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Shoe Bargains

Shoe Bargains
Women's S15O and $500 French and
Leather Heel Tan ana Black n Oc
OXfords; also Strap Slippers: -
nearly every size. Friday......./ -
Women's Lightweight Kidskin and
Patent Kid French Heel OXfords, plain
s2' 8 sss5 ::5 'Ss5 s16 s565 5s"Pa"s= i@ss $1.00
Friday Observation-Disclosures
Women's I.O0 Black Strap Slippers
and White Canvas OXfords; 80 nc
Slightly soiled; easy to clean; = a5N
remnants only. Friday - =
Women's $500 Tan and
White Suede. oXrords, 81 M
with covered heels. Fri p ssss
.....,................ - -
Linen Oxfords: also French n nf
Heel Kid and Suede slippers.
Friday .......-.. = -
$3.50 and $500 Suede French Heel
H556-S@f Ha5 caIr s1tepefs. aha E5a 25zo oz2 81 O.
fords. Friday = g
.Remnan. lots os Mems and Boys
f3rs TsG and v5is 6ias Shoes a6 20 and s55 90 QQC
GOr.....-....--... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - -
Best grade $500 and $3.50 White Can
vas Blucher Gibson and 0T 4 p
san sailor Tie oxfords, i'r'- , 5eOS
Ga "
Mems, Boys, and Children's White
Canvas Shoes, oXfords. and Roman
Sandals: values up 10 SIS; Il M
also Children's Tan OXfo-ds. o.
Friday. ...-.-.-.....-.- - =
Boys and Mems $500 Black Shoes
;;s5s. ;s2 0s53's5 sia saa as aaPa-Fsi2 Fs 81. SO
GA N.-........... .....-.----
Children's $1.25 and $10O Barefoot
Sandals; welt soles; also White - Oc
Canvas Shoes and Oxfords. 4 u
Misses and Children's Tan Kid and
Calf Lace or Button Shoes; n or
sold at 81 = and 1.5h; any size, y
TO ,. Friday. = "
Women's $50 and $2.Q0 White Can
tip toes. , Fu
trlday..,..I observation-disclosures 81
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Linen Remnants

Lot of large size Satin Damask Tow
els: all pure linen, with fancy colored
borders and finished with heavy
knotted. fringe. This lot is made OF
the soiled and mussed towels taken
from our regular &5c ones, 4 4 Z
hence the remnant price. Fri n
day, each...........-....-... ~
2, 5, 4. and 5-yard lengths of Checked
Glass Toweling; in clear plaids of red
and blue: full width; fast selvage on
both sides, Sells regularly 4 3C
nantS, y .......--........-.
Lot Of all pure linen fruit or luncheon
Doiiies, full size; fringed all around:
fast color borders-red, blue and vel
low. Worth 75c the dozen. y 7 Z
Remnant price,
each...-.-. -....-......,-..- - -
Several hundred remnant lengths of
Table Damask; all qualities in the lot
The accumulation OF two weeks busy
selling; also half dozens OF % and u
size dinner napkins; all marked very
low for quick clearance in Fridays
remnant s5k
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Silk Remnants

Remnants of Colored Taffetas. Striped
Tahetas. 24-inch Figured Satin Liberty
FOulards. 24-inch Figured Japanese
Habutal. Sf-inch White Japanese Wash
Silks Colored Japanese Habutai. Fig
ured Pongee. Plain Pongee.
Black Brocades. Black Cords, 1@r
etc. Lengths ! 10 I1Jh yards yU(
Sold up TO 75c.................... & =
Remnants of Colored Peau de Sole
Col0red Peau de Cygne, Heavy Colored
Tanetas, Colored Crepe de Chin
Louisine. Oriental Waterproof Habutaf'
Fancy Louisine, 45-inch Black Gre6a-
dine. Black Oriental Japanese 4 Ea
Habutai. etc. Sold up to CSC. Il ~
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EIOusefurnishings

One Franklin 4-burner Gas Range,
with broiler attached S10 IU
Special S14.00 value. e........... AZ
Two Extra Large Size 4-burner I'm
perial Gas Range, with
bronar attached. Regular S11 E0
S16.9S value Observation-Disclosures AA' - "
Toilet Sets. 10 pieces; dec ST 40
Grated. Regular s.. . value.
$50 Warwick China Decorated &c
China Bowls. Regular 15c value. -
Mason Fruit Jar Rubbers. for &c
pint or quart jars; dozen att -
! Mascot Refrigerator. with cooler
attached; charcoal and mineral wool
packing; ice capacity AZ lbs. S q Il e
Regular Sl5.9S value .--,---... s-F
| Mascot Refrigerator. with all char
CCai and mineral wool packing: ice
capacity, 100 lbs. Regular $lT OK
SlS.SS value OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AA% 4 y
Four only four-quart Granite Iron
Seamless Preserving Kettles; hQC
G-quart Iceland Ice Cream
FreeZers. Regular price 1915, S , 40
for ,.............. 10Y
2 6-gauon Stone Water Coolers, CarIs-
bad bad lining n.dpt / 2Rd q d nickel f6I faq-SII5
Ten-ptece White Porcelain S. 40
Toilet Sets; worth $i.9S. for. l.fS
Moth Destroyers, such as red cedar,
moth flake, and rice camphor; &c
10c and i5C values, for.........,......O
French BeveI Plate Mirrors, with oak
and gold finished frames, worth 7 &c
up 10 S--UDs iOr..-.-.-... -.....----.-.....S -
Lot of 2-quart Decorated and Tinted
Milk or Water Pitchers: worth uEC
3oc, for Observation-Disclosures. ( -
/ LapIand Refrigerator, ice capacity,
s. lbs. Regular value, SO eli
5000 ......................... L OU
/ Large Size Nursery Refrigerator,
with separate cooler and ice
departments. Regular value. 6 y 1C
u. 5.SS.,..,..,- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. L K y
8-Bau Standard Croquet Sets. q &C
Regular $l.49 value. , Q
Regular 1Sc Japanned cuspi- Oc
Regular 75c WaInut-Finished Screen
Door. with fixtures; bring = OC
measurements. ...,..........,..-..-- - =
Regular $l.2 Oak-Finished Q nc
Screen Door, with nXtuTes...... . >
Regular 49c value Oak-Finish- arc
ed Window Screens; size 36X42.. ID
pc Screens, 2fx34 .................II
3ac Screens. Sox42 ..............ZS I ,
18c Screens, 1Sx84 .................9'
The Washington times., 1905-08-10
Boys Clothing

DOyo SAOAIknA
Odds and ends of Boys Fancy Mixed
Suits Of Cassimeres and Chey;ots;
Eton STYLES are in sizes 3, 4, ), and
years; double-breasted styles are IN
sizes from to II years; sold up TO 81.
Owing to the fact that these are odd
rlents We cannot exchange them or
refund the money. Bring your - nf
boy tomorrow and have him & x
fitted in one Of these suits at. ~
Lot of Children's Eton Blouses OF all
sorts of washable materials; also
Boys Shirts and a lot of BIouses left
from wash suits. Regular SOC n = {
and eye values. Friday,
choice ........-r...-.....,.-..
Lot of Boys Khaki Suits.
sizes 4, 5. g. u, 13, IA. and is 4 nc
years; regular 81 value. Fri AS
day at
Boys and Chndren's White Duck
Tam O'shanters and Blue Pique Tc
Long Peak Eton Caps: regular
19c value. Friday for .....-.......
odds ana ends of Boys Linen Col
lars. IN EtOn and other styles; 0c
slightly soiled; regular price
121ac each Friday ..-..---.-------.>
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ond place At first the horses refused
to leap over the bar, but when the 10
cation was changed they jumped with
out much urging
The Washington times., 1905-08-10

They include Printed French Organ
dies. imported Novelty Swiss. Sheer
Batiste Mercerized Pongees, Printed
Dimities. Plain and Fancy Chiffon
Voiles, Blouse Linen, Mercerized Fou-
lard SILK Effects, Mercerized Taneta.
Silk Mousselines. Finest Grade Dress
Ginghams, and Sea Island Percales.
In all STYLES and colorings Good
desirable lengths.
Regular l0c. 1211c. 15c and 19c quail
ties; tomorrow at sc yard.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15
sTVUgTY WARS AGO /.

Tke Wsadss hssel 81 IRWIN
earpsd. EesHilss49 IN heavy lo~e ,e
the Psef<'e,os. Mr. fr.ce.
Glsck Bro<. so.d cot their mann
Eaath STORE ~ Crested Butte and re-
ssrned ~ Ohio with their famslles.
William h anderbsit. thea the
tes, known millionaire IN America,
dsed IN Aew Nark City. He wss
wosth Sssso.tsU.on
Ellas Schasman. who had clerked
for Noses BiGh for Eve wears. sew
cred hss coanection with the 6ru
and started for New York CITY.
Officers elected at the Masonic
lodge were Thos c. Brown, Herman
Hollowsv. Walker Burnett. J. A.
Dof'iemyEe and Eaeene p Shove.
Judge Goddard, Of the fifth Judi.
esal district, was charged with con
duct anbeeoming a Judge He prso
tcslly admitted the charge, but
escaped impeachment ON q technl
cality, although the attorney general
was very ANXIOUS to prove the truth
Of his charges.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15
TsisUikas Tsk

cOanectIon With the success oi
{ sAIa Telephone company, men
|dDd IN our last issue, II mssht be-
- thst the Gsnnsson TelephoHs
- psay Is making gradual exsea-
- - 'ts hae and hoPes TO newt
|U ba reach ma.h more Il the
QA cpuntry surrounding town.
The Poweierhorn, several ranch
- have already constructed q
ete phone system and 1t would
- thai the same might cheaply
- 4ade TO cover the entire vale,
- Henry Sehnepfs 10 Howard 5
- shove Cathedral There is a
- 81 only six miles between Pow
AoADrn and the Gunnisou line at
6QBacer Pow Jerhora folks are 80
pssiDlly ANXIOUS to get phone com
onaacation with lola, as cattle from
tkais ranches run together aud quick
o0unR unication would save time and
aaney.
Crested Butte people are agItsting
ths Qhone question and have wires
sts0Ag about portions OF the city
1 ot1y Of the size of Crested Butte
10 sasely entitled to and can support
= osnd system. The nearest come =
tiaa with Gunnison would be by
ws1 If Mt. Carbon, bot a line down
Eas1 river 10 Almont and the upper
GsanimM ought to pay every inch
a - wsy, since that ranch country
10 huromisg quite thickly settled.
4 shnes telephone line connects
Dus1Ae~ons and the Enterprise mine
ara - Is sssA Of e4%ssvsatpg II .
distsDce Of six miles into Star basin
and to the Forest Hill and Pie Plant
sectioas but short distance from
Dorchester. Instead of eventually
connecting with Aspen this line
should 60 down the park, unite with
line from Tin Cup and reach Gun
nison by way Of Almont. If the
proposed Taylor canon road is con
structed next spring this will un-
doubtedly be the foute.
J. J. Carpenter tells us that he
already has the poles cut for line
from Sportsmen hotel to Sapinero.
This is directly along the route
which a state line must follow when
it comes through Gunnison county
and leads to the remark that it IL
time the state line arrived. We are
practically the only county in Colo
RADIO not so connected.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15
Se1k Coyote Picture for $3.50

The young artist, Marjorie Fisher,
has successfully disposed of her
picture THE Coyote" to Mr. A. For
rester, the head of the Utah Fuel
company, whose home is in Salt
Lake City. The sum paid was $3.50.
This picture was for some time in
d. Cansday's window at Gunnison,
where it was universally admired.
Miss Marjorie is to be congratulated
on the success which seems to be
before her.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15
Sapinero
News Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, December Is.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, December Is.
Reynold II. keck has left for a
month vacation in California.
George Robertson Of Gunnlson
stopped over Saturday on his way
home.
p. II. Zenor is our new station
agent. lie moved his family here
last week.
Smith Riley, of the forest reserve,
stopped over in Sapinero few days
last week.
c. L. Braswell went to Lake CITY
Wednesday, where he expects to lie
for some time.
Hartmans men were over from
the mesa last week TO round up the
last of the cattle
Daniel O'Niel went to Gunnison
Sunday to accept a position at the
ID. < X. @. round house.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15
Vhste Pins Eehocs.
News-Champion Correspondence.

'N"hAf''" 'p'''of'h''h't-
"Wednesday, December -.
Mrs j b Turner was in camp
from NaunIta, Saturday
W. s Rodgers and W. l.. Barker
made trip to the county seat re
turning Friday.
ID d. and c. i. Walburn have
gone to OHIO City, Slllsville and
other county camps, to inspect their
progress.
W Mcconnell, Dick Tullar and
w. Wilson are doing the assessment
on the Monitor for J II. Green 4
Co. of Oskaloosa Iowa.
Frank Porter has completed the
assessment on his own and Mrs. Lee
Smiths claims lying near the Con
gress Mining Cos property,
j. b. Turner has been working
the assessments ON his placers in
Snow Blind Rulch this week. II
there were not SO MANY patented
claims about White Pine there would
be more money than there now is.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15
For Sale or Trade

81 acres with water, 4 miles from
Grand junction in the Grand valley.
Is acres in orchard and fruits of the
choicest varieties, balance in alfalfa
and garden. New 7-room house,
modern, with cellar and stone foun-
dation, fireplace and mantle, bath
room with tub, china closet, barn,
packinghouse and yards, good els
tern and close to good school.
This is one of the prettiest places
in the valley and it can be made to
bring, in five years, double the price
asked for it, and it will pay at pres
ent 20 per cent on the investment.
Property is clear and title is per-
feet Party who owns 1t is obliged
to live in a higher altitude
Would trade it for a hay ranch
with stock This would be a nice
place for a man with children to ed
ucate. Price Sl5, 10000.
Also l0-acre tract with water in
Grand valley, Sl6oO, and 40 acres
without water for $40 per acre; lGo
acres in Missouri at $40 per acre;
$50 acres in Iowa at SS3 per acre.
FRANK KNOWLES,
Palisades Dairy, Gunnison, Colo
lFnAy rnaI rnAI
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15
Mt. Carbon

News Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday. December l3.
Supt. Jos. Watson went to Denver
Monday.
The school here has closed for the
winter.
Mrs. Walsh and Mrs. Webb went
to Gunnison Tuesday.
Mrs. Doran took a day of las.
week and visited the city.
Fred Oversteg is here from
Crested Butte to remain for the
winter.
Mrs. Downey and her nephew
Marshall Davis were here from
Saturday. till Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15
PowAerhorn
News Champion Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, December II.
G.. J Huftalen has been spending
a few DAYS in the valley.
Mrs. L. A. Eoster and Mrs. w. u.
Sammons went 10 Gunnis0n last
week
Guy Doering, G. r. Dawson and
f. Saunders were on the Gunnlson
list last week.
DR. Collins has moved his house
over from Spencer and will reside in
the valley in future
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

Winter Mn At the Enterprise
ing in mine some 80 men are
TAyior Park hard at work thes,
winter months, In spite
of the snow storms. Two weeks
ago, Atkinson, the freight hauler.
had four four horse teams, a singl,
team and eight men shovellng snow
ON the Aspen side Of Taylor pass
while the company with teams anu
seven men worked from this side g.
open the road. Rates for ore ship
me.a we've el4 bst hsve eess<
higher, while freight into the park
has reached sky high prices How
ever, the intention of the company
is to ship all winter long.
At Pie Plant gulch half dozen
men are working and lG are sinking
shaft aud drifting on Forest Hill
A. l. Stanley has recently returned
from Illinois with his family aud
taken a position at the Forest Hill.
Near Tin Cup, there is especially
activity at West Gold Hill. Supt.
Cavnah has the new mill running
at half capacity and is putting
through IS tons day. Cross
mountain mines are being worked
as usual. Chas. Wahl is sinking on
the Gold Bug and at 60 feet has FIVE
feet Of gold bearing quartz, still
verv rich,
AT the DJctor mine, Joe Runtz IS
taking out ore for shipment either
next spring or on a snow road.
Howard Marshall is getting the road
around Italian peaks and down
Cement creek in shape TO transport
Chas lIubbard's ore TO market.
ore from the Jimmy Mack dump
is being run through the Brunswick
concentrator and a. lei June, super
inteudent, is advertising for bids 10
extend the 1900 foot tunnel another
2DO feet.
The Gold Cup tunnel is being
operated from Middle Willow creek
to crosscut a number Of leads and
reach the original contact at great
depth.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15
~ Cnnniuuiuuap NGussl..

y. CaamIinnnD NGuansl.0
<tsse sdJo~susaG la~s Sod ~
alssso1era tsunaac>vd sosns k1s-
- aa vel nHezssoaed
bsl II ". A t'ssase~rg ior ~ss.
> CLAIMED 20 haze hsss resdss<d
psaer d,ssrrs No. ~ sss d,ssl
I'd
sauty tsea~xvrr 0ss ssshorIzed
scsPs erssaasl taxss "a pso~rty
= .-sd 10 The Gesd hose niasaG
= Apsuy fss 1913.
d SasPtssssea ws~ sppssssd
Aee 81 the ssscs ., IAoybrsslie ssd
b. a.s~y = White Ft.e spoa
s<~sson Of the cstszeas II tAaus
ss,ss.
- kasrd sdjosrned until rsss-
January 2st.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15
Annual Stockholders Meeting

Annual Stockholders Meeting
Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Gunnison Valley Ice company
for the election Of directors and the
transaction Of such other business
as may come before the meeting will
be held at the Office OF the company
at the residence of u. Y. Pennington
in the town Of Gunnison. Colorado.
on Monday the Sth day Of January.
A. d. 1906, at 4 clock p. m.
ID. Y. PENNINGTON, Pres.
Dated December Sth. 1905.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

SNEsMEN WANTED: Local repre-
sentatives with or without exper-
fence 10 handle our new specially.
best proposition offered by the lead
;ug firm Of its kind Energetic
Ii. making 800 to $500 in every
couh. Exclusive territory as
signed. Address Rand McNally &
Co, Chicago, III. 49-4
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

The Royal Cafe, on Main street,
open night and day Regular meals
during the day and short orders all
night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

Don I put of getting those photos
laken until Christmas is here. Get
YOUR order in early. CRooks
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

The Alligator March and Two
step composed by W. H. Clark, ON
sale at Bovles Book Store, 35c. If
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

WNTED-A man to do chores a.
Iouud the house. A good home.
small wages paid. Apply to this
Office 4G II
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

FIVE Rooms for hight housekeep-
ing al the paint store south OF Gun
lscs Hardware.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

FoUNp-Last week, near Wolfe n
Eastman livery barn, hunting
case watch Inquire at this Office
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

CIGARS at wholesale or retail.
Geo Berg, office and factory, Main
Street, Gunnison, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

The Big Cash Store in the middle
of the block will give you a surprise
in prices for Christmas:
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15
~ Pes 16sk1ss asAD

Tke b 4 4 q. announao =
cssas~sary os.e f.se Es.s Assossa =
pssnss IN Csiasado aud Nee nsaisA
Tscksss 90 sale Ih.ccnstes .. ~ -
n, and 81 aud January 4. SSm
hsssa 81 return January ?. l4l6.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

Hay ground to rent that will cut
225 tons of hay. Address or see
JoHN b. OUTCMT, Gunnison Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

EsTENyED- From my ranch at
Howeville, two early spring calves.
No brands, hand raised. One red
and white steer-about as much red
and white, and one black with some
white. holstien hiefer, tips Of ears
frozen off. Finder direct Stuart II
Rider. Box $50. Gunnison, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

LosT-Betwecn gas house and
water works, logging chain. Small
reward on return 10 MARBoA RATs
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

IosT Sunday on upper New
York avenue bronze Yale key Re
turn 90 tins Office. 50 81
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

For RENT Small , room house
furnished for light housekeeping.
Apply to Mrs w. II. Yates Millinery
store
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

For SALE or RENT-Furnished or
unfurnished, residence Of Mrs. f.
Costalin. Also the Bon Ton restau-
rant for sale or rent on easy terms.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

WANTED Every man and boy to get
one Of our free hats. You need
new suit and if you buy one you get
the hat SAMrIINERs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

ENerNtnInH tIse IA PrOpOftl0h.
We will have plenty Of everything TO
go around. Call at
BUCkEY Il THoNrsoN'-.
Saloon FOR SALE in Sargent If
sold by December 10th.
A f. Kendall,
1850 Sargent, Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

CnGhi1 Y0u0 The Pilot saws: We
- are IN receipt oi a com
h0poGts municatloa from Supt.
Arthur Nasg. contain
ing prospectus Of a se~ company
incorporated TO operate the property
recently purchased cs Jas J.. Bennet
and associates, namely, the Mountain
Ming lode, situated at the head OF
Russler Gulch. Elm Mountain Min
ing District. The officers Of the
company are Chas. c. Mesrisse,
Pres. Cbas. II. Bowles. Vice Pres
aud Sec. Edwin J Harvey, Treas
Arthur j Nagg, Gen. Supt. DIR. +
l.. Clemens, Chemist and assayer
The company has contract with
Gothic Mining and Milling Co. to
treat all the ore mined. Operations
are TO begin early next season and
lively times may be looked for al
Gothie and vicinity next summer
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15
0o0RT 0OoC yToR1
v01 q o. G.aaan

0nmonA Oa De ~etl kRo~u
O. = Ats I..nceap n.soe a,
DeunAa ya tess irosa the tsn
mel Haossh an uprasse
dssslosed Ave fes, Of ore that s.says
- thoaeL II would ship from wsii so
sail ], rsns from Z y, H. 3l.s IN
gold silver ssd eepF@, Aitseaxh
she ,uasel " t<.ag driven sAead Tor
saosher hsdy n ore. shaft will b~
s0nk frosa the ssrtsc~ where this
aasnersl ,s d,sclosed aud carried on
do~n ltD feet Anbow the tannel
level bo~ermsn is going h make
q mining camp IA spite OF the
croakers. but it w.ll take time
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

Catholic community 0f Gunnison
desires TO buy rectory for pastor
Apply VIVA. q. MFR, city.