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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
THE LAWS INTERPRETATION.
Pause in the Proceedings Regarding
Hazing at Annapolis.

Whether the superintendent Of the Naval
Academy or the Secretary of the Navy. or
both conformity, have the power summariiy
to dismiss from the Naval Academy with
out trial by court-martial a mldshipman
guilty of hazing, and whether such action,
IL taken would prove a bar to proceedings
In the civil courts for assault or other GRIM
inai elements involved in the offense," are
two questions upon which the Attorney
General, at the request of the Secretary OF
the Navy. will render opinion In few
days. The character of that opinion will
shape the future action of the Navy De-
partment on the recommendation OF Rear
Admiral Sands. superintendent of the Ma.
val Academy. for the punishment of Md
shipman Trenmor Coffin. jr.. for hazng and
of Midshipman Warren A. Van Deveer for
courtenancing the practice. If the Attor-
ney General rules that the Secretary has
such power. these midshlpmen will be sum-
marily dismissed from the academy. II
such power is lacking, their Immediate
trial by court-martal VIII be ordered. Sec
rotary Bonaparte will probably direct that
action be brought against the nddshipmen
in the courts of Maryland
The doubt in the mind Of the Navy De-
partment regarding the limits of Its Juris-
diction arises from the apparent conflict
between an act of June %. 1874, which calls
for the trial by courtmartial OF cadets
found guilty of haZing. and that OF March
3, 1903 which provides that amy cadet
found guilty of participating in or encour-
aging or countenancing such practices shaii
be summarily dismissed. In his letter 70
the Attorney General the Secretary says
Interpretation of these statutes has De-
come necessary in view of the fact that twD
midshipmen, after investigation by Dosxu
of officers appointed by the superintendent,
have been found to have been guilty OF
the offense of hazing.
In the Senate yesterday resolution "
Mr. Carmack instructing the Senate com
rntttee on naval afrairs to inquire into re-
ports Of brutality practiced by haxers upon
students at the Naval Academy at AnnApos
lis, with view to putting stop 10 sucn
practices was adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD.
Remains of ]. Brenton Simmons
Plafed In Receiving Vault.

The rem aims of j. Brenton Simmons. who
died very: suddenly Sunday evening, were
placed In h receiving vault at Oak Hill Gem
etery Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Simmons were on their way to church. ac-
companied by Mrs. Moore of Buffalo. N. Y,
a sister of Mrs. Simmons. when Mr.. Sim.
mons was overcome by an attack of heart
failure and died before medical aid could be
summoned. He was removed to a house
near by. but did not recover consciousness
after the first attack
Mr.. Simmons was native of the state of
Rhode Island, and for many years resi-
dent of this city, being employed in the
Treasury Department. About two years ago
he retired from the government service on
account of III health.
The funeral took place at his late resi-
denee. us 10th street. and was conducted by
the Rev DIR. Harding and his assistant
Rev. Dr. Thompson of ST. Paui's Episcopal
Church. Mrs. William T. Reed sang Jesus
Lover of My Soul" The pallbearers were
Mr.. Allen Wood. DIR. Bronson, Mr.. Smith.
Mr.. Hubbea, Mr.. Reynolds, Mr.. Norton, Mr..
Lawrence Parker and Mr.. III. W. Gilman.
MIR. Simmons leaves a widow and two
married daughters. Mrs. William Gardner
OF this city and Mrs. Macleod of New Lon
don. Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
BIG TURF WAR
MAY END SOON


NEW ORLEANS, December 16.-The war
between City Park and the Fair Grounds
tracks. that has been waged with such bit
terness as to endanger the very existence of
the sport here, may come to an end In few
days.
1t is reported that "Curiey'' Brown, the
original promoter of City Park. has sold out
his associates by transferring his stock to a
member of the rival organization, the West
ern Jockey Club.
Brown inspired the City Park track Dur
ing the long struggle last winter, however,
Edward Corrigan and others had to be
brought in to the financial rescue Of the
New Orleans Jockey Club Bad feeling grew
UP between the Corrigan and Brown contin-
gents with the former winning out without
an effort Lately Brown has threatened to
have the club put into the hands OF a re-
eeiver and his disaffection to the opposition
has been several times reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
TRIAL AT THE NAVY YARD.
Court Martial Of Passed Assistant Pay
master Deering.

The naval court-martial which has been
In session at the Washington navy yard dur
ing the past week trying Passed Assistant
Paymaster George A. Deering, Uniteo
States navy. on charges growing out OF al
legged Irregularities in his accounts, has
completed it's work and submitted It's nna-
ings to the Navy Department The case -
now before the Judge advocate general
The same court has been ordered 10 pro-
coed with the trial of Paymaster Henry ~
Jewett, United States navy, who Is now on
waiting orders at Bethlehem, "a. Tno
charges allege irregularities in his pay ae.
counts Paymaster Harrison Il nopins =
also destined to be tried by the same court,
the charge against him being care essness
IA performance OF his gu les a naval pay.
master.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
To Form a Water Polo Team.

Interest in the formation and organiza-
ton of the water polo team in connection
with the local Y M. c. A. is increasing and
the prospects for strong team that will
bring laurels to the local association are ex-
cellent. Last evening In the swimming pool
in the new building the first meeting for
actual practice in playing water polo was
held, and from the interest which was
shown there and from the material which
can be developed Capt. Kemon says that
the movement will be success.
During the past few days many have ex-
pressed their desire to try for such team
admission: Harry r. Allen, Carl Kicks.
Jesse Arnold A. A. Williamson, P. M.
Kemon, E. Braman. L. A. Clansel, Frank
Lakeland Wallace Brashears, w. B. Judge.
J. NJ Matthews, ]. H. Pagan, Timothy
Hart, r. r. Dowdau. w. F. Underwood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
Colds Marched in NiEhties.

To show their dissatisfaction at new rules
for the government of the women's de-
partment, the co-eds of Susuuehanna Uni
versity, at selin's Grove. Pa, one night re-
Gently. donned nightrobes over their street
costumes and paTaded the campus In FROM
OF the mems dormItory. singing, How'd
you like to spoon with me? % The men
looked on. but hadn't the nerve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16

those having charge of the game declaring
that 1t should not be a championship con-
test. For a time 1t seemed as though no
game would be played, but after a time it
was decided to play an exhibition game.
and the girls from Technical defeated their
rivals of the baby blue and white from
Eastern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
Miles Camp Entertainment.

Arrangements have been made by Com
nianier G. f. Rausch and the entertain
ment committee of Gen Nelson A. Miles
Camp. No. ]. United Spanish war yeter-
ans. to give complimentary campfire and
smoker to all the members of the organt-
cation in the city. 1t will take place next
Tuesday evening at the Spanish War Vet
Grams Club house. 7t9 9th street north
west. A program Of music, recitation
and story te1Iiug has been arranged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
GIRLS PLAY BASKET HALL.
Team From Technical High School De-
feats That From Eastern.

s Fhe basket ball team of the Girls Tech
nicaI High School won from that represent
ing Eastern High School yesterday after
noon at the gymnasium of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church, 18th and Fairmont.
streets northwest. by to 3. The contest
was interesting throughout. The girls from
TeehnicaI. through some misunderstanding.
preceded the girls of Eastern to the Eyun-
slslza. and Wlaen the lattsx arrived here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
Conditions Unfayorable for the
Runners at New Orleans,
FIRST CHOICES Los E
Low SCORES THE RULE IN TEN
PIN CONTESTS.
Sheckard Traded for Four Players
Fritz Tried to Cross o'Brien--
Base Ball Notes.

There was little to recommend the racing
at either track at New Orleans yesterday.
Winning favorites were few and far be-
tween, the going was heavy and the
weather. dull and threatening. The attend
ance was light at both tracks.
Four favorites were beaten at the Fair
Grounds Remington and Augur being the
only successful first choices Remington
won the first race after a Spirited drive
through the last furlong with Holloway
The last named was probably best but Nc
Donald took him the overland route in the
worst going and lost by neck Augur,
cast-of from the keene stable, took the last
race, beating poor field of selling platers
Jack Lory won hollow victory in the fifth
race by ten lengths. He reveled in the GO
Ing and made a show of his field Macbeth
was at the good price of D to 1 in the third
race, probably because Moreand was card
ed to ride. He made all the running and
won ridden out by two lengths. Jungle
imp, the favorite, had no excuses The
Aspury stable lost its good sprinter, Loeb
invar. He died at the track early yesterday
morning.
All the winners were well backed at City
Park, although only two actual first choices
won. j. G. Browns Cold Zone threw his
rider and ran away mile after the horses
nad gone to the post for the first race.
Neither boy nor horse was injured and the
morse was excused under the rules and
twenty minutes allowed for new book
There was not even a close finish to make
UP for the rather pood card The winners
IN most cases won as they pleased In the
fourth race Orbicular was an odds-on
favorite, but Belden at to l beat him
easily. Laura Hunter and Attela were the
winning favorites. and both fairly romped
home.
1t was said that Edward CorrIean had
returned Yorkshire Lad, claimed out Of
seiiing race Thursday, to Joe Hayman. This
makes 1t look as if IT was friendly CLAIM,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16

'hfst race tseVen furlongs)-Remngton, 102 (Iiv-
inesoon,' even, won; Holloway, los tW. McDonald).
, 10 l. second; Mahogany. 100 tHornan). to /,
third. Time. 1876 3-5. Evelyn Garth Cbauncey
oicott. Miss Marus. Wizard King and Topsail also
ram
Second race (slx furiongs)-~Gle Gallant 100
sJohanneson), 10 to l. won; Payne, III ReynoIds).
40 to L. second; Arsenal, I0S tCrimmins, IL to l.
Ihlrd. Time. lie 1-5. Atlas Gallant The Plains
Dusky. ARABIC. harrington, Brookston Dapple Gold
80 Third race mile and one-sfxteanth)- Beth,
W tA9relandl, 10 l, won; Torchello 93 (McGee),
third. Time. LBS As Roderick. jungle Inn
Et91cs Katie Powers. Frangible, ADMINISTER and
bishop Weed also
70 ecGee). to 1. won; Collector Jessup, 1913
tt,rimmins to /, seeoEd Peter Paul, los Chris
tlanl. to i third Time, 1.1S 30 Mrs Frank
Foster Slow Poke. Feotlghts Favorite Reidmoorc
and Elsie Harrison also ran.
i dos saayesl to won; Bourke Cochran, Ill
4fSrsse e1 to ! second; Edward Hale, 10i
Bob Hyaeinth. Cashier Erne 1mboden and Mint
Cherry, to 5. Won: Fra FiIippe 90 GHayes, S
TO l. second; Dance Music, 1o1 o. Johnson. 8 to
Scarlet Handspinner Marcos Gallant Cassie and
Ethel Van also
City Park Summaries.
First race tsix fur.ongs) Rain Devils, 1Is Me
LauGhlnl to 1, won; Steve Lane, 10 fTroxler).
30 to l. second; Honeywell, Ito (Graham), 80 to l.
third Time, 1.2I 35. Kite Tail, Hawthorne Red
Ruby, NntwoOd Maneuver, Esopus Pluto and The
Wind also
Second race tseYen furlongsl- Fchodale JIG
tJost. to /, Won; Modred. los q. J,.nes 8 TO g.
second; Tom Crabb. 102 Young, 10 to /, third
Time, SO Town Moor. Rluish L. Cache. Mar
cssrs. Miss Shylock and Falkland also ran
Third race five and one-half furongs)
Hunter. IA tNicep, to /, won; woodclaim. 1O4
tPierratt), so to J. second; Precious Stone ia
| trroxler). to l. third. Time la 3-5 Race
Street Hard Castle. Ever Near Sir Andrew and
Duchess Ollie also ran
Fourth tone Gilc)- Beden 30 tplerrattl
to l. wen; Orbieular. 1o6 tR9manelIi). 3 to s. sec
ond; Glenclare, 90 fWshardl, to L. third Time
LAC 35. Follow the Flag and Gros grain also ran
Fifth race tone and oBe-sixteeath miIes)-At
| tilla, lUi tR Lowe, even. won: Amarita 10:
| (Hefernanl TO ]. second Monochc-d. l0T wish
ard. 3 IL i, third. Time. 1.5s 20 Browa Vail
Great Eastern and Tete Neir also ran
10 Sixth race tslx and one-haf fnrlongs) Baror
Esher, lo9 u. jones'. even, won; PiEer. Jos tRo
maneiii. 10 TO /, second Signal Light. 102 (Mor
ris). 30 to l. third. Time. l.2T Clique Mis-.
Mamie L. Henry Aeh. Salt and Pepper. York
shire. Esther Joy. Rather Royal and Naran also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
Fair Grounds Summaries.

rmst race tseven furlongs)- bennington 1902 U.iv-
ines'on'' even, won; Holloway, los wv. McDonald).
to i. second; Mahogany 100 (Hofrrpan). 8 to /
third Time. 1876 3-5 Evelyn Garth. Chauncey
oicott Miss Marius. Wizard King and Topsan also
ran
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-16
PsrIis,s

u0ws-Chsmpioa Correspondence
Wednesday, June IA.
Herman Rausis was in the valley
o. business this week.
J. =. Slaughter of Pueblo ,s spend
iAg few weeks fishing with Jerry
O'Reagan.
Fishing is considered quite good
nd the fishermen are coming from
the cities to try their tackle.
The roads, which have been in
very bad condition since the high
water came, are being repaired and
improved.
Thos. Roberts and Will McDo-
nough of Cochetopa shipped several
carloads Of cattle from this place
Monday morning.
Joe Besse brought out a load oI
lumber from Gunnison "Wednesday
and is doing some carpenter work
for Jerry O'Reagan.
Mrs. Mamie Norhang who is
visiting her mother, Mrs. CarIin, in
Pitkin, spent a short time with
friends in Parlin first of the week
The dance held in the new store
building last Saturday night was
evidently a complete success as i,
lasted until the small hours of morn.
ing and all report very pleasan,
time
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-16
Gold Mine For Sale

First class mining property for
sale. Located in Gunaison Gold
Belt one fourth mile from town OF
Spencer. Five feet Of ore that tested
bv numerous mill runs averages $50
in gold. All free milling. no reirac-
tory ores. Easy haul to railroad.
Vein opened on $50 feet of length.
Lies between two well known MINES
Price $4,000. | invite thorough in
spection. This is fine property at
extremely low price. Am sole owner
Par TRMNoR.
Spencer Colo.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-16
lola.
>ews-Chsmpion Correspondence

News-Champion Correspondence
Wednesday, June IA.
Howard and Maude Carpenter
spent Sunday in lola.
Mrs. Ed Owens of Vulcan spent
several days last week with the
Ehret family.
ii. +. Lake Jr of the News CHAMP
ION was down Saturday and Sunday
writing up lola improvements.
II. ID. Hopkins of Delta came ur
few days ago to fish. He is camp
ing below the Seeconota Resort.
Valentine Ehret has been in Den.
yer purchasing furniture with which
he intends to furnish cabins 70,
fishermen.
Tom kelso was down from his
Willow creek ranch after load o.
small rails which he expects to use
in his tunnel
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-16
Just What Everyone Should Dc

Mr.. ] T. Barber, of Irwinville,
Ga, always keeps bottle OF Cham
berlains : Colic, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy at hand ready for in
slant use Attacks Of collie. cholera
morhus and diarrhoea come GA so
suddenly that there is no time 10
hunt doctor or @ to the store for
medicine. Mr.. Barber saws: Il have
tried Chamberlain 5. Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, which is one
Of the best remedies | ever saw.
keep a bottle Of it in my room as
have had several attacks of collie and
it has proved to be the best medicine
| ever used" Sold by all druggists
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-16
Ohio Creek.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Thursday, June IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Lehman return
ed Sunday from a trip TO Denver.
Miss Fannie Burnett. county
superintendent visited our school
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cooper paid
their sister, Mrs. J. II. Eilebrecht, a
visit this week.
Miss Lena Lightly has returned
from Colorado Springs where she
attended school.
Miss Ames arrived from Oklahoma
this week to spend the summer with
Mrs. Lee Lehman
Miss Fannie Burnett and Mrs s
Lelgler were the guests of Mrs. W
A. Gillaspey Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-16
Cbolla

News-Champion Correspondence.
Friday, June 8.
Guy Palmer was visitor Monday.
He was down writing insurance.
We cordially invite Gunnison
county folks to the dance at Cebolla.
next Friday, June 10th Good
music is expected
Mrs. J. J. Carpenter is expected
home the 25th from Chicago, where
she has been under the doctors care
for three months.
improvements at the Sportsmen S
Hotel are coming on fast. Bob Nc
Master has spent three weeks here
as house carpenter, II. H. Garland,
two weeks painting and Curtis
Osborne has been down from Gunni-
son to do the plumbing.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-16

Butter wraps for sale at News-Cham-
pion Office
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-16
Howeville Happenings.
News Champion Correspondence.


Tuesday, June Is.
Joe Isham was visiting friends
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Comstock visited Mrs
G.. Ellsberry Wednesday.
Ed Rider visited friends on Tay-
lor river Sunday.
Albert Roper of Taylor river was
over Sunday
W. A. Willis and Peyton Spann
drove to Crested Butte Monday.
George Adams of Gunnison moved
to his Slate river ranch FRIDAY.
Miss Cora Martin returned 10 hel
home in Crested Butte Monday hav.
ing spent the past month here at
tending school.
W. A Willis is working a mum
Der OF men this week repairing thu
roads. This is greatly needed Sc
let the good work 60 on.
Jno. Lorr has sold his ranch ts
SAINT Robinson. d. V. Minor o
Crested Butte viii take charge in tn,
near future. While we are glad I,
welcome Mr.. Minor we are yer,
sorry to lose Johnny but wish hin
success wherever he may cast his lot
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-16
uu@s Co., Va1lsv


Wednesday, june IA.
bsrbed wire has infused . colt
for c. A. Wilson.
RsmoaA Outcalt 10 On the s.ck list
this weed.
Walter Wilson spsst Sesdsy With
his sisler, Mrs. VsnAlstins.
Aisses Dolly, Lo~ins sad Anns4te
Vidal we've visitors at the WiIsoa
rascA Sunday.
The hsyevs foot bridss vss vssh-
ed oat lass wsek. Flossinx down j:
carried ous Ssaith's and the two to-
sethsr tAsssseaed the cosnty wagon
bridge, but osly took part Of .
striAeer The river 10 ssssdily get
ting lower.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-16
060nv 2us

Asssdne. Jsne Il.
Tks CstorsSls ,xo,.ir sss skappss9
car 81 os~ thss ~ssk IRON ksse
Harry Srsssssa s~tursed Hrsdns
sfser - extsoSsd srsp 10 shs ss~>ssn
cosst aud Cuba.
Ths Jes.sy Blse n4sh " pesad,ax
Away ga Cortlsaa NALL os~ wssh
gratifying vs~wlts and - sssdlag
90, car II coaceutsssss this wsuk.
The Ashland hia.aG Co. gill he
ready " two wesks " drive tkesr
tuRuel sAead ass, 800. d u nSs
IN ltp fsst sad u ssstsag isso tus-
nation vtuck thai uln merit succsus.
Stssles 1 Co. hsse The Gssssss,
shessa< tor the saso~ss a woA
doae Il any paine in ske csRp. 1
say pasRe trecssse st oaly Is fsst N
deptL have siusoss car Of cse ost.
This cosHes from . fraction Of the
upper working. II the Raymond, Is
inches Of ose rSnalH3 els0 a toa.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-16
&liznD


Wednesday. Jsns IL
Harry Csrpsussr of Cstss'lla sss
u se~p Sunday visiting fr'snds.
ia Dss,. arrived from Psoais
Yesterday VIA Hsack Mesa route.
H T. Perkins the si.sep man o
hse hesa ~ss " sown ysssusd~y.
Geo. kots.ssos and the Pasw,ss
ksos. have established cssap ~ k.A
csssk sad sss plsnHiRg ~ sPssd
ue~f Il the sHu,a.es there.
Fishing u ssss.ax Good ksse.
JoAR I.SAsrsster u GSnAssOa DsAs
he bsss csscA, Gve sad use hsh
PoSadeS on JSne IL. We have SsA
three times . day, which spssks
cell for the towR, eonsadessAG kaUh
Woeor
Thursday, Juns 4.
Quite . nussl,er 81 coz psnchers
Uere in town lest week
John Chance, an old timer at this
place hse gone oss for the ssmner
hvs Melvin made flying trip 70
Dpnver last week, returning with her
SISTER.
Frank TFslsrrer, an Italian boy
wss badly b~rned recently by play
ing With black po~dsr.
nlss bsrnstt our eo~aty sspcriR-
test'sst visstsd the Sspinero schooa
6rst Of this veek.
Peter Polersoa has p~rchased the
old Elmer Csspe0ter ranch scross
the Lake Fork aad 10 pStting on .
nSnbes Il impro~soesss.
High victor in the Lake Fork is
doing some damage The burro
bridge 10 gone out from ACROSS the
Lake Fork, and We hope the county
commissioner will do something
for Ms.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-16
NDOlesAun kAssk

Following 10 sAs report of the
Powdsvhorn schad district No. II
fas aoatA eedinG Jsns 3, 1905, Aisu
Ed Avis tsacAer.
GumAsr snsollsA e.
Avsssss essssds.ss p
Those neithes absent nor tarly
JOAa Andse~s, Louis Rsdeka, Clar-
|saOs Rsdcka, Jessie Foster, Hugh
Cosser, Emma Foster and Nav Mich
-.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-16
$Vssas


Move -Chsapioa Corsespos<aeeee.
Monday, June IL.
Or. ID. Y. Collins hss gone to
White Pine for . few dsys
Harry SA,AnepA aad 0sss Dowess
passsA tAssaOA sPssnsr s~aAay.
Miss AsAelsne IAmoy stopped
over night st Spencer Sunday even
ing with Miss Williams.
George knrtz, our popular stage
driver, has gone to Gunnison to
spend Sunday with his mother.
Pat Trainer, Frank Holt and Alva
Foster were trying their luck at fish
ing in the Gunnlson last week.
I. p. Lamoy has moved down on
his ranch at the big spring. Mr..
I.amoy has named his ranch the
Sunny Side ranch.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-16
Aesarnss-ea Csrr for Piles

Itching. Blind Bleeding or Protrpdip. Pi,.s-
'rnsglst- refuud money if PAZo OlNTHkNT
fMi- 70 cure any case meter of bov ir,n-
standing IN to IA days. First nppIir.f;on
s1ves ease and rest. II your druegis, hasn't
y send 1s In stamps and it will be forvarded
oos&peid by Paris Medicine Co.. ST. Loris No
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-16

The state fish hatchery sent 10000
trout fry to Somerset Tuesday, to be
distributed in waters of the North
Fork This concludes the dstri-
button of eastern red speckled trout
for 1895. Daring the week 10000
have been distributed near Crested
Butte.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-16

W. S. Henderson of Pitkin. and
+. c. Lewis Of Denver, were here
yesterday on business connected
with the Pitkin telephone system.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-16

Horace Gowans and r. c. McCon-
nell OF DOYLE had business in Gun
nison last FRIDAY.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-16

Mrs. VIII Cairns, of Como. is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
W b. Moore,