Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-07
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fr~s 81 these io nsecs ~es~ y aad
Nrs. " J Cosulhs Harry q t.sri
and Mr and Mrs Fred Iassu and
Carl t,lfh fsmsi,cs bv~ o. cuzS
hrlck hau-es nsi lar from one an
other wisere she batch ssrsss bangs
!, aui lway. for Gwuns-on f,!ks
Harry Ceaushs Is a tine vaurg
I man aud is head pLsr@a an
I Schrarau drug ssUre. lie y alHk-
inr a. entering business fur hru-,slt
one Il these dsys Earl he n the
high scbosd Bash beleas 81 the
l.MC A Carl Hagen j. IA the
rraeed school Coossb- 4 Hagen
are ruaning bag blso smith
and carriage business lsst seru-s
the street. FROM the wes; entrance 81
the cItv aud county building Re
GENTLY thew purchased properiv adj
iaininr Tor $500 where Bsxi spFiag
they propose % tear down the two
story brick residence upon @ aud
erect in place two story brlek car
rage shop 3ixlo0 feet tbs will
give them the leading shop IN Salt
Lake. Taev build and rerair all
vehicles aud even repair auto Mr.
Coombs j. president a tie
Black smith and Carriage Makers
Association Of Salt Lake
Waking along MAN street ! was
suddenly accosted seemingly from
fore and aft bv some anseen power.
aud when ! came 10 myself hang
ing out over the curbing. NV optics
fell on our 0l1 friend, George Young
as he squeezed about seven wears
growth cut Of my right hand Geo.
is Just DOING Zlon aud keeping tab
ON the mvriads of pretty girls who
swarm the streets He left Gunni-
SON about three wears ago and told
the bows then he was going for good
None Of them believed him save Lon
Hartman and Lon was at the train
30 shed parting tear. George has
spent a good deal of time in Nevada
prospecting aud believes he has
some good properties at Ely.
The next to see was Fred j Leo
nard, formerly receiver Of the land
Office at Gunnison. Fred is one OF
the biggest men in Salt Lake. When
the American party got hold OF the
city recently, he was made chairman
of the board of public works and ]
tell YOU he is getting busy lie is
modernizing that town in good shape
and whea. he gets through, Sait Lake
viii he q real American City
Then there's llarvev Jones, who
qsed TO run an assay Office opposite
StrunL's 5 store where Fred Shavers
staked a mine few wears ago He
; is still in the mining business. sec
retary of the Liberto Mining Com
panv and also sells real estate. Ilav-
vev is married and lives among the
swells
Judge W. A. Holman. the little
Republican war horse of Gunnison
in the early days, lives comfortably
with his family on the west side and
still follows the sewing machine
business.
"a Malov has moved r. Salt Lake
and bought home. He i running
the engine on construction tram
on the new Western Pacific road and
has the promise of the first passen-
ger run.
Ii Is said that +. f. Colborn, once
county Judge OF Gunnison county,
and J W. skinner, a former Gunni
son business man have sold
their addition to Salt Lake, called
"Ponperton Place and each have
cleaned up snug fortune.
Gus Rowland, Tin Cup boomer,
is running wholesale packing es-
tablishment here, killing lJO sheep,
60 calves. 80 cattle and 10 hogs
daily. He has mighty prettily
equipped plant
John and Fred Lawson are car
rying forward some heavy irrigation
propositions in southern Utah and
have large cattle interest. there.
They still dabble in Salt Lake real
ity.
Joe Lippmsn Is prominent Salt
Lake man. He was manager of the
Tribune awhile and is now L S.
district attorney. Joe will be re
called by old Gunnisonites as the
man who attempted to start a set Of
county abstract books back in 1882
and Captain Bean, then clerk and
recorder. refused to grant him per-
mission to use the county books for