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Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28
Reservoir Of Psooia Water System
Goes Out

The Paonia reservoir, which was
constructed few months ago to
supply the town of Paonia with
mountain water for new system of
water works, was destroyed Sunday
evening by the dam going out. The
cause of this is said to have been de-
fectlve construction in the first
place and failure of the contractors
to cement the bottom of the reser-
voir properly.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28
Dave Cuthberts Narrow Es1ape

Near Alamosa the other dav a ID
d L. G. train got away running
down the mountain. Dave Cuth-
bert was one engineer and a man
named Smith, of Pueblo, the other.
The double header finally smashed
up. but Cuthbert and his fireman
escaped with slight injuries, while
both the engineer and fireman on
the other engine were killed.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28
Crested Butte

The grand ball at LaNeta capped
the celebration \ conservative es-
innate # attendance is go couples.
The ball committee turned over
nearly a hundred dollars profit into
treasury Of the association. The
supper was pronounced excellent.
With tNg orchestras and dancing in
the regular dining rom, the 'ordi-
nary and the depot waiting room
there seemed 10 be room for all
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28
To Thosc Interested.

Gunnison, Colorado, July p, 1905
take this means of publicly
thanking my many friends who so
kindly assisted me in the removal of
my stock of goods at the recent fire.
and also to the Home Fire and
Marine Ins. Co, and their resident
agent, E. G.. Palmer, for their
prompt and satisfactory adjustment
Of my loss.
L. c. BoYLrs.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28

1t was evident last year that 0uA-
nison. by happy idea had Ais-
covered celebration est,sciaA1g
adapted 10 her mountain sarso~a@-
ings and one that would dFswl
crowds equal 10 >,rawberry ! sy"l
or w atermelon Day or any othsv
state festival. This wear proved
that TO even the doubters aud tAess
is no question but the third week ia
July viii be in the future ol6cisaly
advertised as Gannisun coMnty u
celebration.
But TO return to the celebrates.
The crowd was large. bigger than
last year by 80 per cent The pro-
gram was twice as long and fwn q
interesting things. Not neriose
hitch occurred in the exercises, o.
cept perhaps the barbecue snl -
there were plenty OF fine mo~nAaiaj
trout to feed the hungry msltissAa.
no one objected very loud. tt
weather maa did himself proud vitl
just enough rain to lay the dust -
cool the cir. Crowds cswe ea1
and reserved seats on voois AnA fru|
upper story windows Of Main stree1
were well occupied when the parade
began at $50 as scheduled with
Marshal II. S. Crooks in the lead
There were perhaps a hundred
saddle horses in line, all presenting
a fine appearance. The quadrille
also began ON time. with three sets
f. NJ. Collins acted as caller from
the band stand.
In the Judging of saddle horses,
Geo. Andrews secured first prize
and Herman Rausis second After
dinner came the boys pony race
Bert Dollard' pony won and james
Triplett's came in next best.
The event Of the afternoon was
the five mile relay race with four
contestants. They were Bruce Hart
man, Frank Nader, John Berryhill
and Phillip Easterly. Each man had
five horses and helper at each cod
OF the half mile to hold the horse
while he changed saddles. The
race soon strung out 30 that there
was a rider in sight on Main street
about all of the time and applause
was continuous John Berryhill had
some trouble with a buckipg horse
which put him behind early in the
race. Bruce seemed to have the
best horses at first and then kept
the lead, bat Frank Nader was
right after him and appeared TO
change quicker For some reason
or other they ran six miles instead
of five, but finished with Bruce
ahead, Frank second and Philip
third, a block and a half apart
Main street seems a very good place
for the races for, although down bill
running south, the roadway was soft
enough to take the jar off the horse.
Next came the turn out of fine
teams some of the best horses on the
western slope being entered Tie
grays from Howeville, owned by FL.
Rider won, with Otis Moore's blacks
second. Others who competed were
t. w. Gray, c. l.. Stone, C. Besse
Vim. Svigart, Geo llider entered
his mule team, much to the anus
ment Of the crowd.
Mrs. J. n Fortney won first in
the single driving contest. and John I
Wolfe second. Others who entered
were Mrs. Walker Burnett. Mrs
Geo Anderson. Herman Eilehrecht
Rob. Mcconnell, 5. III. Rider. Chas
Brown.
The ball game was a picked MP
affair, Crested Butte. Bowerman and
Ohio City boys playing against
Gunnison.
\ free for all pony race a quarter
mile in 26 seconds. was run off.
Frank Pressler Of Mt. Carbon get
tin first and Ed. Fogwell of Ohio
CITY second money.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28
Last Day Friday

The grand parade was even larger
land inner that that OF Thursday.
More horses were ia line and the
evolutIons ON Main street were par
ticularly fine.
In the foot race professional
IRON Port Collins, known as Jack
Hamilton, the cow boy, sprinter. won
eaisly, with VIM. McCourt Of Ohio
City second and c. l.. Ross of
Crested Butte, third. Hamilton
gave his name as John Myers.
A Cowboy race" free for all
county Cow horses" was won bv
Bruce Hartman buckskin, second
tse between Pressler Bros. and
Dpse Vsters ef Crookston. The tie
- run OF that afternoon. Presslers
Winning This race was very close.
0ly nose separating the winners.
The boys pony race was won bv
Silver Tail, Ed Fogwells, mare and
second by Frank kunmt Of the
Cochetopa
The barbecue was called of. it
appearing that the fore quarters Of
the beeves were not done and keep
ing them warm over a slow fire had
soured the meat. However the
restaurants and lunch counters rose
TO the occasion and the fish fry
committee had things in good shape
at the court house yard TO feed the
hangry people. Some GOO fish
were fried and no one went hungry.
Many fish were secured from private
parties through the influence of +.
j. Thompson and Mr.. Land, and A.
Hartman donated 2J0 from his ponds.
The speaking began at l:30 from
the band stand and proved that new
improvement very satisfactorily sit
aeted for such a purpose w. A.
Gillaspey, president of the Gunni-
- Stock Growers Association made
. short address IN which he called
tAe attention of the people to the
fact that the celebration was gotten
up under auspices of the Gunnison
County Stock Growers association
and that he desired TO publicly
thank the merchants and other
citizens for the liberal support that
they had given to make IT bowling
saccese; that next year and in each
year to come we expect to excel in
esch celebration
A telegram was read from jesse
Mcdonald, acting governor of Colo
RADIO as follows. Regret that inn
portant business will keep me in
Denver tomorrow and next day.
Wish you pleasant and successful
meeting" The Honorable Alva
Adams had been invited and replied.
Pueblo, Colorado, July 10 %
W. A. Gillaspey Esq.
Pres. Gunnison Stock c. ASS n
Gunnison
My Dear Sir;
Have been out OF town
else your letter Of the 18th would
have been answered before | ap-
preciate your invitation Do attend
your convention bat as our cashier
has just gone on his vacation | CON
not be away until his return. ] ana
short on cows bat l take as great an
interest In the success Of the cattle
industry as do many who brand
their thousands. Then | have many
valued friends in the business whom
it would be a pleasure to meet 1t
would be especially gratifying to at
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28

= sAa~ tsos II tAe year ~ knos Il
- paacr say EsAser t1ssseo ~ s~n
- - GunnuAa-
Very srxly
Alss ADAMS
sessios isxser T. SspP made an
sddre~e ii ~e.e,,nse. thai was partic-
ularsv happy N 'ts posnss and wss
heartily cLeered by The crowd. Hon.
Paul WIl.oa, pressdeas of the state
Far a~~sssss'oa siso spoke and thea
Hon .Ioan ". Springer was nitro
daced a. the speaker ot the dan
Hon John W Springer addressed
the ste~'kmen and people. aud called
forth much applause His address
was quite picturesque and Lawson
esqse. lie scored the trusts and
moaey corporations severely. lie
said he was sn American before q
partvi,e, and he was a stockman he
cause his interests were in stock
He stated thai the time of reckon
Ing had come for the great wealth
powers. and the people would rise
up IN their might and wipe them oh
the face ef the earth If they did not
cease their selfish operations The
siaIbboleth of the twentieth century.
declared Mr. Springer. j. a square
deal, aud the motto of the cowboy
patriot, President Roosevelt. lie
stated thai Colorado leads every
state in the Union ON live stock
laws. and other states were rapidly
adopting them.
Gsnnison County Stock Growers,
association one Of the strongest IN
the state, was a leading factor in Sc
curing the passage of those laws
Mr.. Springer closing remarks
were that tins was one common
country. and should be run for the
benefit OF all the people, and repub-
licans and democrats alike should
arise ln their might and say that the
people should have a square deal
Claud Fry Of Ohio City won the
burro race. Eddie Jones of Gunni-
son second
In the half mile dash free for
all, Pressler Bros. got both first and
second money, but the ponys had to
run.
The ladies race was pretty con
test and loudly praised. Eight
Gunnison county girls entered
They were, Ramona Outcalt, Hattie
Nader, Blanch Nelson, bertha Vidal
Loaina Vidsl, iiszie fsiehei, Alma
Easterly aud Julia Harris. The
ponys ran like Wild fire and il was
anybodys race till the last few
lengths. Hattie Nader won with
Louina Vidal second
There were four Gunnison entries
in the bucking contest. Cap"
Tucker Albert Palmer. John Berry
hill and falus Carpenter Berryhill
won with Tucker second. Tucker
had bad luck with one outlaw that
broke the fence, darted across Chas.
Geisers yard and then wheeling
suddenly dashed into the open door
Of a chicken house. In an instant
horse and man were wedged as tight
as brick and eight or ten men had
to grab the horse by the tail aud
legs and pull him out by main
strength and rescue the rider. How
ever, no bones were broken and
Cap was out at the dance that
evening.
Pete Bruens and Lee Savage of
Crawford rode a match for side
money and Bruens won.
The ball game between Crested
Butte and Gunnison was a fine ex-
hibition. Eleven innings were play
ed and the score stood eight to nine
in favor Of Gunnison. Here is the
line up.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28
Church Notices

Chrsstssn sxience services at the
Christian church, Sunday al IL
a. m. Subject. spirit.
John u Rockefeller aud Jesus
Christ Is the topic at the Methodist
church next Sunday evening.
= +
Ladies Aid Society Of the Chris
tan church meets next "Wednesday
at two O'Clock with Mrs c. H. Never.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28
Boys Dutemyre Ranch

c. l.. Stone yesterday purchased
the VIM. Dutemyre ranch three
miles down the Gunnison and ad-
joining his former holdings of 400
acres. The ranch contains l6U acres
of splendid hay land Mr. Stone also
bought 100 head of cattle, machinery,
etc Consideration is not stated.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28
BuEIt Now

Now Is the time q buy Chamber
lain.s Colic, Cholera and Ifarrhoea
Remedy 1t a. certain 10 De needed
sooner or later and when that time
comes you viii need it baily-y1u
Will need it quickly. Buy If now.
For sale by all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28
Bring the School Children

To La Neta August 4th and 9TH
as DR. Sapero. the well known eve.
ear. nose and throat specialist Of
Denver viii examine their eyes and
YOURS free
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28
Canon City LING for Sale

This Is the best lime iu the cuun-
try. Has the best ccmenting quail
ties. \ car load On hand Price 80
cents a hushel.
+. g. Zuccl3er.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28
STOCKMENS CELEBRATION
PROVES q GRAND SUCCESS
viaAo. ksa Al Pssss = c1raao Come to CatIemens Day
anI ENJOY ~ RsDL Two Days o1 Sold
Seort Hsub . the CaAIenen

The Lake CITY baud received
many compliments aud pleased the
crowd They played well with the
Gunnisoa band BOYS aud gave a
concert alone Thursday night fron
the band stand. The girls appreci
ated the good time shown them and
want 10 come again.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28

When you want pleasant laxa-
tive that is easy TO take and certain
10 act, use Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets. For sale by all
druggists.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28

Found ON sidewalk last Saturday.
three % cent handkerchiefs pur-
chased at sampliners Friday night
by boy, name unknown. At this
Office.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28
For Sale.

Five-room adobe house and four
lots on Wisconsin street, known as
the Nina Riley property. Apply to
J. Z. BRoyERs.
County Clerk.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28
Petit J~sess

Following is list of the petit
Jurors drawn for the September term
OF District Court:
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28

For pictures Of the parade, buck
ing match and other events Of the
Cattlemen Days, 90 to
Crook Gallery.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28

The Tenth Annual County Ball is
scheduled at Waunita for SATURDAY
July 29th. Every effort is ON foot
to make il record breaker Come
up 10 the Springs for visit.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28

Advertise Gunnison county by
sending out the handsome souvenir
postal cards. The pictures bring
tourists. BovIeS' Book Store
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28

Wanted-Man and wife TO help
with having Man 10 work in hay
field and wife to cook. Commence
July -. Address
j II. Kennedy
Doyleville, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28

CIGARS at wholesale or retaa
Geo. Borg office and fsetory. Main
Street. Ctsnnisua. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28

We wish to thank the people Of
Gunnison for their generous and
hospitable treatment shown us while
in the city and assure all that our
visit has been one Of pleasure long
to be remembered.
Ladies Band
Lake City.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28

For Sal. Three hgi.i brass chan
del'er with prlsms and globes.
HERMAN MAIZE Jg.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28

= sA,~ ssos II she year ~ k.os #
- VlsCx say sss~ser kssseG IL sxn
- - Gunnspxa.
Very rxly
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28
0oInN Uellf

0oeS 0el8
U.-s -, .~s .s~.~.s.s--.s.A-.4Arss. -, -
sSDs~ . issss.
A n'cs uprsxhi psans fos rent.
APi,ly at ths- Office
Money b. loan ga real estate.
tn9aare IT drs Clara i;slt.el
Pine chicken .aHdwiches fsr h.A-
ermen- Herrsck :. Ne-s t.sani-on.
Clarence Adams
ferastaFc. tyseeHswsre ana I nier-
taking.
Jap A Lac
tor hsors and iaraiiure
The tndaer Iumb.sr Co.
For Sal. Three hgi.i brass chan
delier with prlsms and globes
Herman MkrEf Je.
CIGARS at wholesale or retaIl.
Geo. Borg, Office and faetory. Main
Street. Gsnnispa. Colo.
All kinds 81 short order maals
and launches at Herrieks flrsi
door ives; ct La Neta
Gunnison souvenir hsh postal
cards at Boyles Remind your
friend that the season Is open.
Advertise Gunnison county bv
sending out the handsome souvenir
postal cards. The pictures bring
tourists. Boyles' Book Store.
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat
DIR. Sapero, the Denver specialist,
will again be in Gunnison at "a
Neta hotel August Ith and 9TH
For pictures of the parade. buck
ing match and other events Of the
Cattlemen Days, go TO
Crook Gallery.
Found on sidewalk last Saturday.
three % cent handkerchiefs pur-
chased at sampliners FRIDAY night
by boy, name unknown At this
Office.
VIXEN you want pleasant laxa-
tive that is easy 10 take and certain
10 act, use Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets. For sale by all
dr~gists
The Tenth Annual County Ball IS
scheduled at Waunita for Saturday
July 29th. Every effort is ON foot
to make it record breaker. Come
up TO the Springs for visit
Wanted-Man and wife TO help
with having Man 10 work in hay
field and wife to cook. Commence
July % Address
J. II. Kennedy
poyleville, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28

Clarence Adams
tsra'taEc. DseeHsware and Under
taking
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28

Usss - a.s s<.Aw sAss -
seuna~ . tssss.
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BUILDING PERMITS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
co-~~,> - =. S1oo,,
49, Motor Line addition. ........... SlI
NJ f. Pillsbury ct al to A. swenson,
lot IS. block 2, Pillsbury's Second ad- 49,
E. A. skogsburgh and wife to G. A. Oh
sen, lot H. Rest Point park. ......... 25
A. NJ. Sheldon and wife to A; Y. Ress-
dell's revised addition. .......:....:. 4.4o
Security Bank of Minnesota to 9. Il.
Petit, undivided quarter lots and I.
and part lot s, block $780, Brown - a.
NJ. j. A Robertson a to s. B. Appleton ct al,
part of lots 16 and II, block 8, Park
J. L. Risteau and wife to B. o. Smith,
lot {, block 8, Corson's addition. PAP
J. H. Mahoney and wife to R. L. Pen
ney, lot 9, block 49, Town of Mime
NJ Pineo and husband to II. N. Pulver,
lot 5, block I, Vinton park. ........... Ito
N. q. Parslow and husband to A. Mott,
in section 17-12o-2s: 100
s. S. Thorpe and wife to B. Anderson,
lot 10, block 10; Lawndale. ........... 15
James A. Sanborn and wife to G. F.
Brown, In section 4-29- "a. ............ 100
Girard Investment company to NJ. Cor
bett, lot 2 and part Of lot /, block 10,
Pleasant Park addition. ............ IA
S. J. Hilton ct al. (guardian) to F. Ryd-
berg undivided quarter part of block 2,
Cutters addition ..................... 1,65
J. W; johnson ct al: to G; H. Petit I'M
ulV1ueu tuEee-QudrteFS OIL lOCS o anu
and part of lot s, block 23o, Brown &
Jacilns' addition. Observation-Disclosures. $500
F. Hirshfield and wife to j. A. Sanborn,
lot Is, block 4, Farnham's Third addi-
tion ................. %
J. Gorve and wife to Thomas F. Craven,
lot IL, block 2, Erastus Myers addi-
First National bank Of Saratoga Springs ''''
to Massasoit Land company, lots l to
&c. inclusive, block 1, Reeve Park,
J. O. Fauskee and wife to E. Olson, part
lots and 4, block e. Murphy's ad-
R. D. Eppiey and wife to j. obermeir, .''
part lot 7, block "a, Murphy's addi
E. J. Drew and husband to NJ I. Poole, '@0
lot 9, block 4, ]. G.. Lemons addi-
]. Bork and wife to W. E. Root, lot H.
block 2, Highland Home addition. ..... 1850
E. c. Bigelow and husband to F. a. Rodg-
White s. Vogt's addition. ......... 40
L. J. Marks and wife to 0. X. Ostgard,
part, lots 20 and q, block 8, Forest g
delsntS LOO
Chadbourn Finance company to A. B.
Evans, lots and 4, Minnetonka Ar
J. o. Berglund and wife to L. J. Larson,
part lot g. block 8, Butler & Kalk-
hof's subdivision .......... ......... LAC
]. c. Armbruster and wife to c. w. Glen
denn1ng ct al part lot %, Auditors
subdivision SO ....................... $50
L. NJ; johnson and husband to p: F.
Parker, part lot 8, block g. Wilson,
Bell & Wagner's addition ............. SOC
e. p. Mackey to w. F. Mackey, lot 8,
block 81, Remingtons second addition. LOG
Total .................... soc, IL
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-21
LOST, FOUND. REWARDS

sToLEN-FRoM HoYT PLANT SEED CO.,
st. Paul, June 6, dark bay, 1,3OOpound driv-
ing horse, white star in forehead, new set
shoes; also silver-mounted harness and light
farm wagon, with red wheels and spring
seat. The state offers 5000 reward for cap
ture of horsethief, whom any citizen may ar
rest and turn over to authorities. We also
offer reward. Man suspected is about 5 feet
4 inches tall, wearing dark coat and black
soft, broad-brimmed hat; upper teeth false
Send information to chief of police, or B. T.
Hoyt, st. Paul. MINI.
book, No. 1850, in the First National bank
June 20. Finder will be rewarded if left
with Hennepin County bank; otherwise book
Will be Cancelled.
LOsT-BLACK LEATHER COVERED DIARY.
containing notes of value Only to owner three
four-leaf clovers enclosed. Return to Journal
counter.
LoST-A SMALL FEMALE GREYHOUND; RE
ward If returned. 1901 Hennepin av.