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Instruction.
FRENCH INSTRUCTION AT OUR SCHOOL

FRENCH INSTRUCTION AT OUR SCHOOL
or ar your home without charge city
ecial arrangements Tor classes private lessons al
~ .1bsr,a1 tgRns York also tffv
Astarv PARK Newport. etc Circulars. Bun
lsrc1 THE HOClLEGATrE FRENCH LANGUAGE
ACADEMY 345 18th Ave. y Y. nth Year,
THE SERILTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Madison square G.l22 B'weyl: Brooklyn. - Court 81
Nev terms beginning Trial lessons free
Miscellaneous.
A MEXICAN LADY cf culture and position returning
\ uher resided ouId
-. vannr girl abroad for study travel. RARE
- N-gvT BoX % Tribune.
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Greene Street.

The approximate amount OF the Hen charge n
issy ABOVE described property b, ro4 i,
S4G9C0 with thereon from The 10Th day cr April
1905 together with costs and allowance amounting H.
S44756 With Interest Ap-l p 1909 together win
the expenses of the sale. The approximate an15,+ -
taxes assessments other Hens which allowed
the purchaser out or the purchase money
Referee. IS Si0 and interest
Dated. New York. April -. 100.
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Ocean Steamers.

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT THAT AP-
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE on
SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND SATUR-
DAYS
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COpartnership Notices.
Books and Publications.

rOP SALE FEW SETS OF AMERICAS sue
Fun BALE CEsSFUL MEN in two large vol
slightly s1iled but In
Ssnt condition original price $50 dispose OF quickly
vii put the price $40 per Address HILLS New
YOEk Tribune.
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Surrogate's Notices.

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T E-itzeeraid a Surrogate OF the C,c,r,v ID,
New Yok notice h hereby given persons bsyn.,
claims against Rene dHeIiand OF lac ttf
Paris. Republic Francc deceased e same
transacting business No Wall Street IN tbe 90 =
New Oh or before The lofh daA % August
Dated Ne.g yofE he day Of Fehruary IAn5
THOMAS r. PATTERSON Anetllary Executor
ALEXANDER & GREEN. Attufhs4s 1oT Executor.
40 Broadway. SeW York ILL
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PRESSED Steel CAR COMPANY.

A QDAI IIlII4I DI ' IDLNU UF UNk AN u
- QUARTERS PER CENT usc1 will be Paid
the preferred stock Of this company May 1905 10
stockholders Of record the close ard
1895 Cheques viii Dc oice OF the com
The transfer books viii close at p 81 Nav
3rd, 1893. and reopen al ten A. n. May oath. 1885
y. G Treas
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AGENTS WANTED

MANAGERS FOR MIN
snesota, writing fraternal. mutual or old line:
we, issue mutual policies from 81, 600 to,
$4,000 on men and women, Is to 55;1s If you
want the most liberal district managers con-
tract ever offered, write National Life As
HAIL AND CYCLONE INSURANCE. CASH
commissions; !. hustlers can make $40 to $40 per
day in Minnesota. Address 3e5 Railway bldg
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INSTRUCTION

1.-THE PLAYERS !" SUMMER SCHOOL OF
Drama tic Art, Blanche Booth. Dramatic In
fessor Holeonb, Teacher of Stage Dancing;
Professor Mallet, Instructor in Fencing Cora
Ross Clarke Teacher in Physical Culture and
Voice. Term open July s.. Phone 1912. T. G.
6201a Nicollet az
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LEGAL NOTICES

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
office of the Board of CharitiaJ and Correc-
tions in the City Hall up to noon Tuesday,
Z July IL. 1905. for putting in conduits for cleo
trio wires and making wire connections at
the City Hospital. according to the specihcA-
tions of the Architect. L. a. Lanoreaux.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. w. P. TARTON,
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The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels: --...
HOTEL vENDoME RE-, RI GuEc onsd Fre etT Neal l
Hepburn. st. Paul: W: p: Fowler; Morris
MINI; S. F. Handy, Paris. Ky; r. Il. Ashley,
Milwaukee, WIS; Mr. and Mrs. Lindaner,
Chicago III: ]. G. Johnson. Racine. WIS;
A Burt, Waterloo, Iowa: NJ. F. Baker. Harry
Hockuna, Grand Meadow; E. Farmer Leila
Paul j 6: Krepps, chicago; P H ns Cert
MINI: P Best, Minnetonka; o. G. Ward,
! jamestown, n. D.. Grace L. jerks, Annandale,
Mimi: ". ]. Kluebe, Miss A. kluebe. Chicago
H.; Mr.. and Mrs. Prentiss, Oressa, Mimi;
F. Avery, Marinette, Mich. o. L. LangWorthy,
Courtney; n p; F. NJ winfield lend and wif iaos st.
iowa; j. o. Bcobas, Chicago, G. Sutherland
Tacoma, Wash; E. J. Scully, New York; John
Ablan g.. Z. Julian. Claremont; J. C.. Pope,
Mora, Mimi; J. c. Lord. Park River. Mimi /;
J. F. Roller Grand Forks, n. D.; Mary Fin
! seth. Kenyon. Mimi; D. A. McRac, princeton,
Mimi; j. A. Gould. Buxton. N U. -.
HOTEL HYsER-H E. Barnum. Milaca; G.
Lundberg, Chicago W. H. Cross, Atlantic,
Ga; R.. S. Little, Atlantic, Ga; F. 9.
Bailey and wife, Milwaukee,; r. H. Barnett
Blue Earth Mimi; R. NJ. Barber. Towner:
n. D.; John Narrow and wife, Fargo, n p;
NJ ]. Mcdonald, Chicago; A: s. Park. Chi
caeo; O. NJ Horland. MITCHELL S. D.; Curtis
. Grey. st. Louis Alfonso Grey. st. Louis
H. R. Holmes. Chicago; J. f. Walker Eat
Claire, w. H. Jones: Pennington. Mimi.
Paul L. Edwin. Indianapolis: P. James ant
wife. Mankato: z. D. Seymour Duluth;
v Skorc Chicago
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HELP WANTED MALE


FOR THE u. s. MARINE CORPS
Unmarried men between the ages of p and
SS5s ablebodied. OF good character and tent
sperate habits, citizens Of the United States
or who legally declare their intention to be-
come such; must speak, read and write Eng.
- iSh; marines serve at sea on men-of-war in
all parts of the world. land in our island
possessions and at navy yards in the United
IS states. Apply at 81 Washington av S, Mill-.
ss3neapolis. or 800 Ernst Bldg, st. Paul.
A FEW MEN WITH CAPACITY FOR SALES,
manship can secure profitable business with
the Minneapolis agency of the State Mutual
& Life Assurance Co. of Worcester. Mass. Pre-
vious insurance experience Is not necessary,
but success requires the enthusiasm of gem
uine conviction. and candidates must accept
yertisement in this issue. G. w. Van Tuyl,
general agent, 1921 Loan Trust building.
WANTED FOR UNITED STATES ARMY
Able bodied, unmarried men, between ages OF
81 and 3d. citizens. of United States, OF good
character and temperate habits, who can
speak, read and write English. For informa-
ton, apply to Recruiting Officer at Phoenix
Minneapolis, MINI. as
YOUNG MEN-LEARN RAILROADING; HIGH
wages, promotion; busy season commences Aug.
81; 1remen get 500, become engineers brake
men get $i5, become conductors: positions
easily obtained. We teach you by mail or
at school and assist YOU secure q
position. Write for information. National
Ry Training School, 224 Boston block.
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,F,LoRIsTs !.

NEW YORK FLORISTS, q WASH Av s.: FLoW-
ers5 for all occasions; expert on fQneral de-
siens. out-of-town orders solicited. T. O. 172e.
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TO EXCHANGE Miscellaneous
~O~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
IL MICH COWS TO EXCHANGE FOR ANY
thing I can use; reason, my pasture too wet.
93O6 Journal, 57s% # ss4ftSstEs
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ATTORNEYS
sTENoGRAPHERs

BERTHA MCGUIRE, $40 GUARANTY, CoRRE-
spondence mimeograph, addressing, reporting
conventions. Main 1877 il. 3
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

BIRTHS. ..' 80. .r..
Dawsett. Mr., and Mrs Albert, ia University
, Wollman. Mir. and Mrs. Robert. s2e Monroe
street, girl. = oooo no,,. ...ot
NE, girl. =. -
girl. *-- - 7
Bonsfeld Mr.. and Mrs. F.. so2 " Franklin
! Prescott Mr.. and Mrs. G. L., GA Fourth ave-
Lyon Mr. and Mrs. ] p, 1912 Thirteenth
Griswoid Mr.. and Mrs John, 23oo E Twenty.
| Brownes-Alr and NIrs::-1s: T., SIS Nicollet ave
| sonntag g, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H., 1000 Fifth ave-
AlqdistS Mr.. and Mrs. C. g., 1920 Elliot ave
nue., girl. a
Z MARRIAGE LICENSES. @GE-!7'.
Elmer Olson and Emma Carlson =, -
ASsFe sna sS BSan
Charles da Mason and LILLIAN ian Pickett s
Oscar johnson and Hanna Wikstrand.
Frederick A: Burnand and 4: HELEN Maier
Mam anS M and zs%a n
andre And vovotny y, and An, Anna :, Washie
Clarence S. NiXon and Myrtle, Graves.
Henry Hansen and Signe Hansen.
Oscar : Kas2erson n anG :: Anna 49, A Indahl
Dow G. Congdon and Violet Ms Ives. 4 & I&sEt,
Tom TomEson and Rachild Lunde.st sf3SA 49,
Richard f. o. Jones: and Theresa Lennon. &,
= -.--7-- DEATHS. -
Barnes Frank. S14 .Elwood avenue ID
Wheeler, Arthur A.. 1913 w Twenty ninth
street. 5 - --. ,zs-
Benkendorf Alice NJ. 2706 Girard avenue NJ.
Miller. Clark. 1851 Second avenue S.
Hirkoski Eivia. 30 Girard avenue n.
Charest Francis, 92O Twenty-sixth avenue n
u Albreckston, Nelson p. 1921 Dupont avenue n
German. Jacob. Swedish hospital.
Lindig. Leonard. st. Barnabas hospital.
Peterson Mrs. Sarah, city hospital.
Chlstrom. Augusta, Northwestern hospital.
Panson,. Ongeberg, 121 Cecil street.
Scranton, Charles W.. 1925 Twenty ninth ave
hue S.
Day, Hattie, Northwestern nhospital.
Weithoff, Mrs. Barnahardne. $3.50 Lyndale ave
hue n.
Drummer, Annie, 1922 Polk street.
Webster, s. F., city hospital.
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Uninproved.
xyArANn roro DURAN

ss25-Lyndale ay s. near Saith st; 45x122 to
an alley. ~
$e5o-Double corner, 1st av S and seth ST.;
;35 lies fne. GFs4 ~ .}G,F;S< ttHc
s4oo-Blaisdelr az, near 34th st; lies high and
fine. >Certainly bargain.
$275-Garheld av and 34th st.
$s75-East front on James av S, near a1st ST;
46x129 to an alley. Very cheap. Lots
adjoining held for $1,000.
$75o-Double corner, Humboldt av S and 10th
ST; 9Ox123 to an alley.
$650-Lots on 22d st, near Kenwood parkway.
Very cheap Best surroundings.
5000 feet on 18th s, near 35th ST. lies
fine: sidewalk and water In and paid for.
Will increase In value. 49,
SS75-Beautiful lots on I'd and Sd av, between
+ 9th and 3sth SITS; lie perfect.
$S5o-Beautiful lot, Al feet, Grand ay near
25th st. Best surroundings and lies fine.
Double corner, Lake st and Hiawatha av, fol-
only $3.50.
s2oo-Lots on 10th and Both av. near Frank
lin st
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STOVE REPAIRS

REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES. GREAT WEST.
ern Stove Repair Co. BIZ Hennepin ay.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels: -.-..
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Wanted.

WANTED-CARLoAD HORSES, LOO TO 1900
lbs, for North Dakota: bring your horses.
West Hotel Stables. NJ. D. Wilson. 1s and 10.
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WANTED-MISC ELI1ANEOUS
>-~e~~S~~~o~s~~~~N<~S e~-~o~~~~S~~~~rS~
woLFsoN PAYS MORE FOR LADIES OR
gents castoff clothing; drop postal. 1os Wash
inpton ay s.
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COWS, DOCS AND POULTRY

DoGs-DOGs-DoGS-F BIRD DOGS AND
bancb nninn stost nGed srin. oi axd anu
and prices also litter Of Scotch collie puppies.
Intercity Shooting Park. 2700 Como av Sc.
I. c. phone 16S4S
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AUTOMOBILES & BICYCLES
>~~JN~~~~~~~~~~~~~
@ESs FOR SALE. y
/ One Model A. Cadillac with tonneau re-
modelled, repainted and all in good condition,
price $780,. z
One oldsmobile in good condition, $500. !.
One stwo-passenger steam rig with top, 5000.
One 1904 Wavcrly electric, brand new bat.
teries, $500. ssssy
Northwestern Motor Vehicle Co.,
-. 210 9Th. st s. !&-74S, ~.
INTERNATIONAL AND B. F. GOODRICH RUB
Der tires for automobiles. carriages. bicycles.
for catalogue. The J. n johnson Co.. 915
Nicollet. Both phones, 1880.
FOR SALE. AT A BARGAIN-A $4,000 AUTO
mobile, frst-class make almost as good as
new. Call and see 1t at Strongs Automobile
Co., 249 Sd av s..
KNoxMoBILE, IN FrRsT-CLAss RUNNING
: order 1925. Walter G. Benz, 50 7th st S,
Minneapolis.
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CLA1RvoYANTs

MRb. q. TRYoN, CLA1RvoYANr, READINGS
daily on al AFFAIRS spf life; sTuesday gives Csc
readings from am. TO 8 pm. s Room l20,
620h ENieollet ~.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

~~-~S>~~~~~~-~N~>-~~~~>
CLEAR LAND IN DICKEY AND SARGENT
counties, N. d., for small stock general mer-
chandise or dry goods; 400 acres clear land in
Sargent county, N. D., for hardware or furni-
ture. Quail, Land Co., GIT Andrus bldg.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-$e,0 900 DRUG
stock for clear improved farm; also North
s. Dakota wild land for small improved farm.
Address J. H. Gallagher, Grand Forks, N. D.
WILL EXCHANGE FARM FOR STOCK OF
merchandise; give particulars. 9445, Journal.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

4 WILL SELL your LAND.
List your land with me for quick sale:
both wild and improved farms wanted c.
Anderson, 3o22 26th st, Minneapolis.
WANTED-LIsTINGs OF MINNEAPOLIS REAL
estate: houses. lots and nearby acres; buyers
n inQuiring daily. NewhalL $50 Temple Court.
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MINNEToNKA PRoPERTY

BEFORE YOU BUY, SELL OR RENT MINNIE
tonkn property see me. Send for my catalogue
and map. A. S. Apgar, Excelsior, MINI.
MINNETONKA COTTAGES, LOTS, FRUIT
farms, acres; can At you out; list your lake
property. J. II. Davies, 500 Phoenix.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-01
Oekgascs Ekcsed

At the mass meeting Saturday the
following were elected to attend the
Glenwood convention, but as the
special train did not materialize a
large attendance is not expected
\. Hartman, T. W Gray, Herman
Ellie hrecht, w A. Glllaspey, II. C.
Bartlett, ID T Sapp, Frank Lghtlev,
A A. Hyzer. l.. II. Easterley, A. W.
Mergelman, Jerry OReagan, J b.
Coats. f. A. McGregor, C. A. Green,
d. A. Mcconnell, q. W. Eastman,
w A. Willis, r. -. Cooper, J. j
Carpenter. n. c. Carr. Major r. A.
Skues has gone to represent the
chamber of commerce. J. A. Lehr-
ritter and H. F. Lake Jr. are also
delegates. They lef, here Thursday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-01
Chicago Lady Entestainen

The next attraction Of the Gunni-
son Entertainment Course will be
the Chicago Lady Entertainers, Dec.
4th at LaVcta Hotel.
This quartette is one Of national
reputation. II has maintained its
present organization during the past
five wears singing in the capitals Of
almost every state in the Union, and
appearing in Chautauqua assemblies
from New York TO San Francisco.
Alton Packard, when here. said in
regard to this quartette. In my
estimation, there is no greater quar-
tette in America today, than the
Chicago Lady Entertainers"
One Of their number, Mrs. Estelle
CLARK, is . dramatic reader and i'm
personator Of rare ability.
Tickets on sale at O'Learv's single
admissions, SOC and 25c. Season
tickets to the remaining four attrac-
tons; Sl.15. Pupils in schools
half rate. CouuIrrEE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-01
A Publie Spirisel C,mmSnity

At their recent shadow social
Powderhorn folks raised $50. Thi,
completes paying for the organ al
the town hall and leaves . balance
# &27 which will be used rs a
start for a public library. especially
for the Sunday School. The enter
prising people at Powderhorn are
evidently determined to have all the
advantages possible and are cultivat-
ing = spirit of cooperation that will
accomplish wonders in any com
mnnity. When small jeaIousies can
pe cut out and everybody works to-
gether for mutual advantage, then
public Improvements are easy and
the small community ~ we'll - the
town or the city, becomes truly pro-
gressive.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-01
County Court News

Taesday proved banner day in
the county court Of Judge Hether-
ingsoa, there being seven suits filed
Among them was the appearance
q Martha Alum of Connecticut, an
alleged heir of the Geo. Adams es-
tsse, who appeared by her attorneys,
Brown 4 Nourse. Last week the
NEws related appearance Of seven
alleged heirs in Pueblo. a single
piece of mining property of this es-
tate was recently sold for $4,000.
Judgment was rendered by the
court in the case of Peter Rochette.
vs A. n. Perreault of Tin Cup in
favor of the plaintiff. Defendant
vas ordered to deed half interest in
TIE Brunswick Nos. /, 2, 3, and 4
lcdes to plaintiff. He gave notice of
appeal TO the district court An
other case between the parties con-
cerning an accounting was taken
under advisement by the court.
Quite . number of witnesses were
down from Tin Cup.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-01
The Veather

A real blizzard struck town Mon
day night about 1870 and ragged for
"a hours. At Gunnison there was
more wind than snow. but higher in
the hills. = heavy fall is reported.
The Baldwin stage came in on
sieds Tuesday and Wednesday in
consequence Of the snow fall in that
direction and the trains from the
east have been delayed the past
three DAYS. Trains over the South
Park have been twelve or fourteen
hours late Monday afternoon the
train was cut in two BY . snow slide
O Apine Fso.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-01
Va Ca hess's HiIr

At the annual banquet Of the
csaastnr IT cossuaerce at Grand
JsDctsoa Issi week, Congressman
tloxG took occssian to aunouace his
opposi.,oa 10 President Ronsevel; :
railroad rate regulation policy
Following him spoke Governor Alva
adams.
Shortly after beelaning the
speaker stated that he was astopished
AT the remarks of Congressman
Hagg regarding the rsllruad qses
t'on wherein be tpok a position op
posed TO the presidents pal,cy. he
dared the governor. N mrod the
son OF Cosh. Was a grsat hunter. So
- the president oi these UnIied
States . great hunter At his belt
dangle tie scalps of the bear aud
bob cat, the mountain lion, and the
wolf Of Colorado, and there is grave
fear that before hong this ereai
hunter will make another expedition
into Colorado aud return home with
The seal p OF the Wild boar dangling
among the other troph,es Of his hunt
at his belt
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-01
Nabbed With Seine Of Fish

A bridge gang of ID. q r. v. G
section men was nabbed bv Deputy
Game Warden Reeder Light, Of the
state fish hatchery, on the Adams
ranch south of town. They had
come down the track from above
BiebeFs and seiued bit If trout
fr'm the deep pools 81 Tonichi
creek. Light caught them with a
amy sack st'ine full IT fish.
Robert Hllard, Neal Wpodruif, Ferd
Powell and p. A. Mcclellan were ar
rested aud batter brought before
Judge Hetheriugton and were let off
with 1925 apiece and costs.
Four Greek section men are also
accused of seining FISH They were
caught digging a ditch To- empty
slough fall of trout and had their
iet and baskets ready TO catch the
fish A warrant is also out for
Norris Hogan, who is accused of
,''tching trout out Of season, but he
has not been convicted.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-01
SUPREME COURT FINES
SENATOR PATTERSON
The Fns lssosed $1,000 - bAs Seasser SG.als CsA
ted 10 Daa Until II b PAh Re4uses 10 Pay UaAd
Case is Carried ~ q. 8 Sssssme Cost

The supreme coerr has iound
Senator Patterson gu,liv Of couten,A
aud fine OF $1,000 levied, and ttse
senator committed 10 all until tie
fine is paid Senator Patterson re-
fuses TO pay the fine ant'l after Iss
has carried the case To- the United
states supreme court, saving be
would use his const,tutio ional rights
- senator 10 prevens the court
from keeping him in jail sfser sr"s
gress convenes. The court retired
for a consultation and after recon
vening granted stay Of pr eee'l'np~
for sixty davs, the senator promising q
To pay the fine if the United States
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-01
killcd by Tran

Last Thursday while riding on a
special passenger from Hotchkiss to
Delta, J. IL. Kelly of Hotckkiss fell
from the train and was killed. In
consequence, Conductor Brunson,
Brakemen Trevarthen, and Ragan,
Engineer Rnsk and Fireman Nc
Donald were called back from Delta
for investigation by the coroner
II was found the man came 10 his
death by wounds on the head re-
ceived in . fall from the train but
train men were all exonerated.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-01
CosscseonAents Wanted

The News CHAMPION is proud Of
its corps of correspondents, the
largest. ablest and most iaithfm
body any Gnnnlson county paper
has ever secured. There are vet.
however, some communities w
would like to see represented nv
weekly letters. Among them are
Ohio creek, Tin Cup, Pnkiu, Marble,
Crystal, Cochetops, Sargenrs and
Bowerman If YOU live in a place
that is not represented. and can hnd
time 20 record the weekly happen
inGs of your locality please write to
the News CHAMPION about it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-01

sslaeme court refused to take juris-
Arllon. Justice Steele dissents,
vse opinion will he written and filed
lh,er.
ia reply to the question why
isdement should not he pass. ii
opsn him. the senator delivered an
ossress reiteraiinx every charg.
- he bad slready made agaias,
- istisidss aesHbess Il tAe co~ss
~ v'er@as~A shss Assi~g TIE se-
'n~inder OF his lie he would fight
ia~ constitutional ammendmenl
pvohiblting courts from exercising
he'r ;a'wers TO punish for construc-
I'VE contempt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-01
TWENTY MA0 AGO

S'xtv Wen vere worsirg at Bad
wia coal mlse-.
ksss Esa X se> vent irom Qua
nsson ~ Wk,tev alter 10 teach scnu-,!
V,ce-Fre~.dcai T!.om.s A ue.-
dr<sks died at bis hoa.e ~ iadi..n-
apsl's
z. \ Harr'. and Ed. Sseptensaa
Killed fosr elk ani three deer near
Nj Bsck wesh
kisrLar Bro. Preach and Whit
InAtoa oi Wn,,e Pine Sold their mla-
snG psoge~tv on Clover Moun,..Ia
for .p.ssl
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-01
Turkey 2eotinSs

The turkey shoot at Elmer Eng
and's Tuesday afternoon struck a
bad day, but was finished Thursday
these securing turkeys, Tuesday,
we're Henry Crooks, one; Geo. Hanes,
me; CIV Palmer, two; Del Mckee,
one; Dick Grout, three; Arthur Hin.
\ 'e one; Geo. Saudbere, one, Artl ur
Miller, one, and Frank Near, one.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-01
Death Of Thos Goodman

Cbss. Tabor, stage driver from
Sar9ents TO White Pine was in ON
rity this week. He thinks, FIR, m
reTn,rts that the Akron property will
start up soou. Speaking of the
iea,k of Thos. Goodman Mr. Tabor
lells us that Goodman had been
driviIg & the stage and was feeling
veSv we'll. He went out with a Ian
Term ~ tend some horses, and at the
corral was kicked in the stomach.
D.sth took place in few minutes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-01
CojoraAo S>om

Such pressure has been brought
TO bear upon the Denver Library
Building Commission that it is now
decided the Library will be built Of
Colorado stone if it can be had in
suitable quality and quantity. This
gives Gunnison county = mighty
good show.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-01
Don't FORGET

To place your order by Dec. 9th
for the Ohio Steam Cooker. Just
what You want for sfeaming that
Christmas turkey and plum pudding
SO cash gets one. ! have also those
excellent California favorings, per
fumes and toilet articles also a
choice assortment of holiday books,
Mrs. J. II. GAZETTE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-01
Primary Room Program

Miss Markers pupils entertained
their friends Wednesday afternoon
with . well rendered program
Many selections from Hiawatha were
given and several musical numbers
by the school and individual pupils
Otber selections were Appropriate t.
the autumn and Thanksgiving sea
soa. Miss Marker is to be congrat-
uIased upon her success with these
l'ttle tots and many parents should
lead support and encouragement by
means of more frequent visits.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-01
Mt. Carbon

Champion Correspondence
"Wednesday. November 28.
The snow has fallen two feet deep
here in the last few days.
The Turkey shooting given by
Frank kunze Sunday last was fairly
well attended, a number of the boys
winning one each Dave LaPlant
won two turkeys and two geese.