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Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-17

County Officers
f.,us.y Ciarl ssd Rscorlier, =. 4. Brotsers.
tonuty Jres-ur..r - l.. hhipp.
sheriff Wm Wsi<
tfssnty Assessor Y. y Harley.
county surveyor. y. ne,ner.
foanls AT ,rney- ID 7. >spp.
sounts Ja y .. eseo " ,shrcisgtoa.
County supssistenii'.st. - Fannie burnstf.
t'ousts ts,rsnot. tseo. l.. \ iiisr.
ta,snty Caanp i--ioaer i-t bi-srirt. ". Collins
toasfs o~ssssi--iooer 2nd D,-trict. J. y tiu-.cr
founty Comm i--,oser ard District. y = Bs.Jck
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-17

NitaoAD me Il9lf
DENVER 4 MO CRANOC.
Nest bonud pa ssenger arrives at 0Sn
hf-th ht II st' a. ~
Es-t bound passenger arrives 1T Gun-
ni-on at 80 s:3o D. ~.
Crested Butte train arrives at Gunni-
son at -... .-.. e.. ~ y.
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COLORADO 4 SOUTHERN.
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Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-17

lMPRDvED OR DER RED NEN-Nea reeee
rrib- No si-A s-st- every Friday evening .
Mel Mons hall. fomschi ave.
Geo Hsamick, 0acbeW.
p J. Hurley. G. ~ 4.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-17

Fscsimile of . page Of the famous
vatican Bible-the oldest in existence.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-17

A O. L. ~, Ganaisua Lodge No. oD,-Mesea
-. FIRST and third saturdays of each u0atk
In Quinn's hall. Main street.
\. D. J0n~s, H. ".
l.. H. Eassrrly. Rscors.sr.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-17
SOCIETY WascIoav.

MOxENs' REL! W tO1rs-Weets Arst snl
W third Saturdays at 2:D p. -. " WasB1
Dasa hail. hrs. P. P. Miller. IsresiAen<-
yis- Bessie Ests.s sscretary
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frosted Batte mall ciorl- al N ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-22
COLLEGE MEET GOES TO BOSTON.
I. e. A. A. A. 4. selects Soldiers Field for
Track Games.

The executive committee OF the lntercol
leRiate Association OF Amateur Athletes OF
America met last night Mt the Fifth Avenue
Hotel and among other business transacted
It was decided that the annual track and
field championship this year should be held
at Soldiers Field, Cambridge, on Friday and
Saturday May 20 and 27. This will doubtless
come as a surprise to the college world. for
some short time ago Columbia University
exploded a blum that under It's auspices tho
meet would be held this year on the Amcri-
can League baseball grounds.
McPhee Armstrong OF Princeton. president
OF the association, occupied the chair and
those PRESENT were \. s, Draper. New York
University. secretary and the executive COM
mittee in W H. stglman. Yale; r. f. Sard,
Harvard: j. II Carter. Pennsylvania s. II.
Enrich. Cornell and Murdoch kendrick
Pennsylvania and =. l. Kirby. Columbia
members OF the advisory board.
Application for membership from Brown
University and Dartmouth College We're
read and recommended to the annual con-
vention which takes place on Feb 25. For
the first time in great many years there
were no amendments to the constitution
or bylaws and OF course none viii be brought
UP at the annual meeting.
resolution was adopted recon monding
that better medals be given at the annual
championship in future. More gold ia TO
be put in the trophies and the standard raised
from II to Is karat New dies are also TO be
made and wax copies Of these are 70 be taken
so that IN case a die breaks there should be no
trOusle in securing the cast.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-22
nacIng at San Franclscn.

San FRANCISCO. Jan. p The big event A. Oak
land this afternoon was ihc llS,ak Handicap. worth
$500 90 the winner Eight horses started
JcnniuV, Lctola was backed INTO equal iavoritism
Lctoia got OF In front but WAS soon oncd bv ". r.
Condon. Thee Two cut ON; N!lllng pace and led
the ucid rs four lengths along the back stretch
Elliott challenged the leaders IN The stretch and
woE In desperate drive by Q long neck from his
stable companion Claude who made brilliant
nniSh. closing M zap OF hail dozen lengths In
the last quarter Clhudc had kp IS pounds, and
there Is horse racing a. any Of the winter tracks
thH take bit, EiT6sirc az pfc:eat. n is IN
grand form
Fist Race five trlongs Yellowstone. io2
DAVIS, 10 I, won. Educate. 100 chandler,
to /, second Doubct 100 Fountain. u to l. third
Time, l0r5. Tho Hawaiian. hummer II. Sillcatc.
Trapsc'tcr Karahr and iapldus also ran.
Second Race Three and hht turlongs- Achel
tia. lo7 fBcln, 10 I, won. T. w Barr, 10 fjoncSl,
Time. oI4s. Syphons Gir, Bcllona, George
a. knight. YeamIng, Capt. Burnett and NoW also
Third Race SEVEN furlongs Halnault 100
Davis to m. won Red Cross Nurse. " sullivan
TO !, second The Fretter. 100 lMcRndei, 10 10 l..
third. Time 1881. Anvil, Tam OShantcr, Dr.
sherman, and Scotch Lad also ran.
Fourth Race HsSak Handicap. S.6n added
one mile Elliott, III (AlAriel. 70 ,. won Claude
1885 tnaly1. to ? SECOND ". Il Condor. li2 IAN
Man, Gateway Bombardrr and Judge Also ran.
fifih Racc-One mile and a quartcr-Flying Tor
pcdo, % Barrrlh. 10 !, won; Stillcho. ip' ChAnd
len, IL 20 g. second; Barraok. % Knapp, TO 1,
third Time, 2.i3. DHcrs, Modicum and Harka
also ran.
Sixth Race one mile and 100 yards sea Air. ios
Knapp. y 10 won NAdh, l0s Davis. 10 10 {,
second. Ara, las tMcBHdel to I. third Time.
1852. Hooghn, Lady Goodrich, Head Dance. Big
beach, NJ. i. Powell and Arsbo also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-22

Or Martin Won from scratch in the third
competition for the January cup at the trap
shooting tournament OF the Crescent Athletic
Club Yesterday at Bay Ridge. He made a
straight sweep OF twenty-five Harry Il
Nandcrvesr and Frederick + Bedford Jr.
iied for second place with scores OF "a
thnrles \ Lockwood was the Only
shooter 10 win two events The sport opened
with d fifteen target trophy race IN which
j ;. Schrnck Remsen and l.. g. Hopkins.
each shooting from scratch. tied with H. on
the first shoot-on they again Tailed, ~ on the
-econd shoot-or they scored ~ and on the
final shoot-o1 Remsen again scored 10. and
won out Hopkins securing ~.
The trophy shoot which followed. went to
W. G. DamrOn, with a score OF - straight.
G. A. lockwood being runner-up with H.
Lowell VI. Palmer. Jr.. shooting from scratch.
got the next event with Is straight, and Lock-
wood was again runuer-up.
\ team shoot at 25 targets per man. two men
10 team followed, and was won by Dr.
Martin and Lowell VI. Palmer. Jr.. with total
Of -, Lockwood won fifteen target event
with i5 Nanderveer and pamron tying for
second with II. lockwood scored another
win with straight score OF Is. and the final
event was % target race. Won by Frank Il
Stephenson after a tie With Harry B. Van
derveer. They nude - each. and on the
shoot-on, Stephenson broke - to -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-22
skater wood Wins Twice.

RED BANK. Jan. 81. Skating races were
held on the North Shrewsbury River thi,
afternoon before an immense crowd Tn,
quarter mile skating track was surrounded
by spectators Ave and six deep and the porches
~ the clubhouses. the steamboat docks and
the wharves were black with people The
best amateurs IN the country competed
Among them were Morris Wood, Arthur
Sarony. Edward Mulligan. Hugh palliser
" l.. Smith and l.. Allen Taylor
The half mile open and two mile handicap
were won hnndily by Wood Sarony won
the mile handicap starting from the i25
yard mark. and mile race for the champion
shin Of Monmouth county was won by Dclford
Fisher 81 Red Rank
Half Milc-Won by Morris Wood, Verona Lake
Club; Arthur J.. Sarony New York \ c. second.
Woodward Sutphcn. Long Branch, third. Time.
! minute ~ seconds.
Half Mile. Championship Of Monmouth County
Won by Dciord Fisher. Rcd Bank: Charles
Wood. Long Branch. second, John Wood Long
Branch. third. Tine. minute IS seconds
One Nile Handicap Won hy Arthur l.. Sarony.
New York :. C.. t25 wards. Woodward Sutnhrn
long Branch, i25 yards. second. Dclford FISHER.
Red Rank. rs yards third Time minutes 20
seconds.
Two Nile Handicap Won hv Morris Wood.
scIntrh e. s. Taylor. Hran'tlys. = yards. second.
EdHard Michigan NrO0klyn 100 yards. th!rd
Tine .luuies 25l7 seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-22
ICE YACHTS ~ RACES.
Mildred Leads the Fleet on the south
Shrewsbury.

LONG BRANCH Ian = Commodore Bcura-
min =. Morris's Mildred won the Wlntz cup
this afternoon from William r. Joline's Hazel
l. in the seventh OF series OF races sailed
for the coveted trophy, Edwin r. Taber's
lie Roy Wns third Nine vnchts stHried and
four finished Mldred's time for the fifteen
mile course was ~ minutes - seconds Hazel
L., 80 minutes 10 Seconds. Le Roy's. SO minutes
- seconds. and Red Rover. 81 minutes -
seconds.
In the seven races sailed for the trophy
the Mildred has won three. the Hazel J.. two
and the Sweetheart and the Ia gle one encb
The Hazel J.. and the Mildred each finished
second three times. In the race for the
fourth class pennnnt of the South Shrews-
bury club, the Rumson won, with the Wood
wasp second and the Foxy third The Rum
son covered the seven and h tlt mile course
was over = minute behind
Rfp BANK, Jan II Two ice yncht ra cos
We're sailed here to-day They We're among the
most exciting sailed here this winter There
was not enough wind to lift the yachts or cause
them TO spin, but the close finishes between
tho leaders rendered the contests unusually
interesting The first race brought the fol-
lowing yachts 70 the line; Gillg and Siegel's
Wizard Edward Asav's Daisy. Charles p
lrwin,s George, Burd Willls,s Drnb Grant
William Whites Mistral and Newton Dore-
mus ATLANTA.
the usual distance OF Twelve and one-hnir
miles the captains were instructed 10 sail over
{ six times.
Inc NGepTElc EoN away Ifhlt Closely followed
by the Drub- There is great rivalry between
these boats and all eyes were turned on them
The George maintained the lead to the finish
although At ono time II looked as il the Drib
would pass her. The George beat the Drub
by 10 seconds. the winners time being 9g
minutes % seconds The ATLANTA was third
her time being ~ minutes q seconds
capt Burd OF the Drub got even with Cant
Irwin Of the George in the second race This
time tho Druh rot away first and she wideucd
tho gap 70 the finish. The Gee rge was sec
ond Tho finishing order and time of the
yachts we're as follows; Drub. 20 minutes
- seconds George, ~ minutes Is seconds
DAISY, 30 minutes 81 seconds North west
y minutes IS seconds, It's g. - minutes no
seconds. Edna NJ. IS minutes IL seconds.
ATLANTA, ~ minutes seconds 1yro. al
minutes - seconds. Wizard 20 minutes IS
seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-22
CaledonIans beat Brooklyn Team AT AsSo-
citation Football.

one Of the hest games % association foot
ban played this season took place yesterday
NJ Prospect Park where the New York Gale
domains defeated Brooklyn by goals to /.
The Cnledonians took some time to get
used to tho fast level neld, but then their
combination showed to advantage, and before
the end OF the first half the score ~ God az 3
Vonls 70 | in their fHvor. TAFT and J
Mcdonald especially did brilliant work on
the right wing, and we're well helped by. A.
Mcdonald in the centre. The Brooklyn
forwards lacked combination, although Neil-
son and Mcneil played well together. Ander-
son and Rydberg did good work az fIill baok
aud Grive. a new member. played promising
game Mckinley and Mnckie proved two
81 rong fun ba cks for the visitors. while Nisbet
saved many shots at goal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-22
INTERNATIONAL CHESS MATCH
Cambridge Leads in Accepting Challenge
From America.

Spfc1T I0bIt Dt5pdIrh 70 IHK Sun.
CAMBRIDGE, Jan. 2t.-At meeting OF tho
chess committee of Cambridge University
held last night IL was unanimously decided
Ia accept the challenge issued by Columbia.
Harvard Yale and Princeton for another in
ternauonal cable chess match for tho posses
sion Of the Isaac l.. Rice trophy.
Unofficial word has been received that
oxford. Joint holder OF the trophy with Cam
bridge will follow suit although SO far no
action has been taken by the managers Of
the Dark Blue Cambridge viii be repre-
scented by three players on the international
scXtct but their identity will not he known
until preliminary test tournament has been
held The dates named by the American
colleges April u and ~. are satisfactory.
Application has been made to the City II
London Chess Club ioT the use Of its rooms
during the two days OF the contest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-22
Importers' Auto salon.

The show OF foreign cars in Herald Square
Hail. which has had a fair share Of patronage
all the week. continued in fun blast last night
and viii do 40 uEul next Tuesday night
NotN tiA landing the sudden Increase in the
popularity of American machines. the foreign
made sort have .hed own class of friends
Additions have sen made almost daily at
tir SALON" 40 tho, ia attracuveness is con
fLIulIIl fro-tpInl-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-22
Noted Trottlng Brood Mare Dead.

LKIiNGroS. Ky. Jan ?. Col Joseph E
Clay has lost by death the trotting brood
mare Zorayn by Guy Wilkes Neluska. by
sultan Zoraya was 10 years old. She cost
cob Gay $4,000. being the highest priced
mare ever sold for the stud He daughter
Katherine A., was sold few weeks ago for
expectation 20 Europe for sl2 500. Col
Clay has number OF her sons and daughters
on the farm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-22
Browns Basketball Players Outeiass
Amherst AREfes

PROVIDENCE. Jan. IL Browns basketball
team defeated Amherst AGcics here to-day
In ono sided game by the score Of 81 TO II.
Brown played almost a second team. The
Aggies made no goals from the field until
thc last few minutes Of play.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-22
WILlIsS LllIIllIIIIL! EXHIBITION

After viewing the many ~ called Automobile
bargains advertised by alleged competitors, come
here and Inspect stock Of lne cars consisting
OF over 100 Genuine Bargains. all ~ which have
been thoroughly tested and demonstrated before
placing sale
Renault Tonncau, level drive. sliding gear Trans
mission. .+25 cost s22opl. Autccar TonncAu like
new. ff25 cost si7D1i. 1904 Ford Tonneau. per-
feet running order, like new $50. Cadillac Tonncau
INC eohuluon, W,lnpetc, 49, 9.chrns' seats 81,
White Touring Car fully equipped. also Oldsmo,
bile. s25, Oldsmoblc top me order, s275. I'm
transmission. $50 cost $3.50. Northern Run
.5so ,;,,, r,,.., ,5sS vi. lop
t7so toost 1890; others. Denominations. IN.
structon.
our store. ono entire city block long three noon.
Jalnmcd full OF Automobile BarE aims "Nur
said"
Wllliss Automobile Exchange. n Park place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-22
BASKETBALL.
Interesting. Games by Local Teams OF Girls
and Boys.

The Normal College varsity basketball
team visited Jamaica yesterday and lined
up against the Jamaica High School girls
In tho first half Jamaica was shut out. while
Normal tailed is points Increasing their
lead in the second period Normal scored
a total OF 20 points. to 3 for the Jamaica girls
Brooklyn Boys High School smothered
Erasmus Hall High School in an avalanche
Of goals yesterday afternoon In the Pratt
Institute gymnasium The score was 81
points to Il. in favor OF BROOKLYN High,
The German American Academy girls Of
Brooklyn defeate the cambridge School
girls after n lively match by the score
0 points to 4,
A. Passaie yesterday the P9s,aiG 5,,
Normal School team by the score OF 10 points
Manual Training High School girls met
Flushing. The local girls played fast game
and defeated Manual by ?opoints to2.
compa any Mount Vernon. the Mount n Vernon
High School team defeated the New Rochelle
High School FIVE yesterday, scoring points
10 in the initial period and running up the
final total to Mount Vernon II. New Rochelle
> In the afternoon the Mount Vernon High
School defeated Morris High School by a
Under the leadership OF Capt Hamilton the
Henley School girls basketball five won 2
decisive victory over the lawrence school 81 OF
New Jersey yesterday morning on the Henley
court in Brooklyn The score. Henley o.
Lawrence SCHOOL, 5.
The Mount Vernon High School girls team
visited Englewood yesterday and met the
Englewood High School girls. The home
team. bya grand rally in the last Ave minutes
OF play won out by single point, the score
standing Englewood High School o. Mount
Vernon, High g.
The Commercial High School of Brooklyn
lined IN against the Far Rockaway High
School OF Queens borough at the Thirty
second Regiment Armory. The score; Far
Rockaway High School. ~. Commercial High
School, TO-
Coumba's freshman basketball team yes
terday afternoon. in the college gymnasium.
defeated the team OF the Montclair High
School by score Of 30 10 ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-22

Bay and New York Yacht clubs met AZ the
New York Yacht Club house recently and
discussed the matter il was decided 10
ask the Government 10 put down such marks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-22

HIlIGII;Ig41 f sTs.!, s niGsSIla'
CIefnrnt. sI4sU. Ricntrd nralscr. 5000. Pauhard
$1,000: Oldsmoblles, t2O0 CadlllAcs Olkc new 500
up: TonneAus shOpworn only. $40 RunaboutS.
$40 1850 TocdoS. $50. Mobile. t2oO Decauviiles.
siio0. other desirable opportunities. Automobiles
bought
ALL KINDS OF TRADES MADE
Largest place Of It's Kind In America.
BROADWAY AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
New Building, is7 20 lt3 Wesi tsth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-22

Permanent Racing Marks on the Sound.
Yacht clubs that race on Long Island Sound
have had much trouble with the turning
marks and 10 do away with this trouble
representatives Of the Lsrchmont. Scawan-
haka CoriDthian, Indian HarboT. Manhasset
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-22

as are required. and II the request Is granted
much trouble viii be avoided These clubs
have courses that are on the same water
and one set Of marks VIII do for Al.
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-01-12
Wheatland.
Quirk went to Bur

J. P. Quirk went to Burlington
Friday.
Mrs. Luke entertained her mother a
few days last week.
Miss Lizzie David, of Burlington,
was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Thee.
Richter, the past week.
DR.. W. A. Prouty, of Burlington,
passed through here one day last
week.
Chas. Choak, of Kansasvi11e, was
through here buying cattle recently.
The Fox River creamery is pro-
crossing nicely under the manage
ment of ]. P. Quirk. He started out
on the new year with a new patron.
Joe Lambert has rented farm west
Of New Munster and will move on to
the same in the spring.
Miss Lena Miller and John DeBel1,
both well known young people of
Brighton, were married last Thurs
day. They will go to housekeeping
on the Minor farm, near the K1ondike
creamery in Brighton. We wish them
a happy and prosperous married life.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-01-12
NEW DIRECTORY ISSUED.
joint Racine and Kenosha County Di-

Joint Racine and Kenosha County Di-
i rectory by Citizens Telephone Co.
i The New Joint Directory embracing
full alphabetical lists of subscribers
in Kenosha, Racine, Soners, Pleasant
Prairie, Winthrop Harbor, Bristol ard
lal1 the Bristol Telephone company s
connecting lines is now being distri-
buted and is offered as evidence of the
progress made by independent te1e-
phony. A careful exan1ina ton of.this
Directory will disclose the fact that
the Citizens Telephone & Telegraph
company has in ten months establish
ed breadth Of service in Kenosha
and Racine counties more than dou-
Bile that of the Wisconsin Telephone
company of more than twentyssyears
Of effort. This Independent system
reaches the farmer, Ia borer, mechanic
smaller trademen, manufactures, mer-
chant and banker and is growing
with rapidity never before:known in
the history of this movement and all
OF the above mentioned classes are
urged to promote their own interests
Iby helping the cause that has for it's
purpose the broadcast, best and cheap
est service for all the people, and in
five years from this date this system
will have ten thousand paying sub
.scrlbers in Kenosha and Racinelcoun-
ties and atrates lower than was ever
offered by the Bell Telephone COM
pany. 1900 copies of this Directory
will be used to supply subscribers for
serviceaand for toll purposes, free of
charge.
This publication also contains a
classified Business Directory Of all
business houses and professionals
paying regular business rates and is
worthy of the attention of the bust
ness community. Ill
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-01-12
Brighton.

John Haven who is attending school
at Valparaiso, Ind, is very sick at
that place with scarlet fever.
Miss Fife Price has resigned her
position as teacher in District No 4.
Miss Angelina Tigh will take her
place.
r. M. Dixon of Silver Lake was a
caller in town Sunday.
At the annual Fire and Lightning
insurance meeting, last Tuesday the
following officers were elected: Presi-
deEt, Matthias Hotz; Treasurer, Anton
Daniels; John Daniels and Louis
Rhodes; directors.
Mrs. James Martin spent last week
with her parents, John Button and
wife, of Salem.
Henry Rhodes and wife were Bur-
1ington visitors last week Thursday.
John De Bell and Miss Lena Miller,
both well known young people Of the
town of Brighton, were quietly mar
ried at Salem last Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Bell will spend
their honeymoon with Racine re1a-
tives.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-01-12
East somers.

After two weeks vacation, the
schools in this vicinity again opened
A surprise party was held at the
home of Michael Fonk last Friday
evening. A most enjoyable time is
reported.
Miss Smith, of Chicago, so wei
known to some of our residents, was
seen on our streets last week.
Attorney H. E. Bemis of Mi1wan
kee, spent night last week at the
home of Peter Shearer.
Thomas Rogers brought his shred
ding outfit home on Friday,
Miss Carrie Fonk returned to Pleas
ant Prairie on Monday after spending
the Christmas holidays with her par
ents.
That wolf still keeps some of oul
famous hunters guessing when, where
and by whom it will be captured.
The recent snow storms were receiv
ed with great delight by our young
people. All they ask for is enough t
make good sleighing.