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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06
tEEstHI' Hf rIF

3 haf heai vas au in Crested
ie be5wesH thc CllizeHs tfckei.
0aded hv the town prc=eui n.svaF
e8 Miller and the taxpayer =
I'cket WhIah was baked by she bag
uf.l campaHy and sirpuCiy backed.
he ieal men 4 the ee.n.pany wcre
iu the Geld working ioath aud
oc maid aud even imparted help
bona SsHuI-oH aud other points.
,ui fAe Citizens won eut cleau down
D. line. Is to 81 majority. As
saayor, Geo. Miller L. rejected With
majority If SI u ! Applegaie
BAD = maI0rity over the CORES
randiHg high man on the taxpayers
IickHt t0r councilman. Chas Julian
j. Andy Mosher %. and Luke
smth a. sylvia Smith had 81 to
|he good iar clerk aud ra IlaHlan
fs tlr marshal 7. L. Tnmble had
'i tor police magistrate \ T..
sie'zler had no opposition aud re-
Peived 3g2 votes for treasurer
A. a result Of she election the
-aii against she present hght and
water company 30 uast them ON ac-
roaut ol alleged violation Of contract
VII be pushed b. conclusion and
Crested Butte experts 90 take steps
10 acquire and operate its own plant
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06

|NtN Vs. Nhdti l'iph 'biitclltihNt nee
Tuesday, April ,
Dehorning cattle is the order Of
she day among cattlemen
Mrs. J s. Marshall aud grandson
karl Marshall, spent Sunday at the
Davis home.
c. q. Miller and family visited
over Sunday with II Stanley and
family on lower Gunnison
Several Of the young people OF
this peighborhoud attended the W
y &. entertainment Saturday even
-
The school entertainment has
been postponed from Friday to Sat
urday night, as a number from here
want to attend the MINISTRIES in Gun
nison Friday night.
Glen Smith and Irwin Ames are
getting the machinery ready to drill
for artesian water instead Of for
coal as stated before If they sue
ceed in getting water it viii reclaim
some fine land that has been too
high for irrigation.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06
Mt. Carbon
ws-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, April 3

NeWs-t hampton correspondence.
Tuesday, April 3
L. +. Hutchinson went to Gunni-
son "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson visited in
town few days last week.
The train was here Saturday for
the first time ia l5 days.
Mrs Banks arrived today from
Oklahoma. where she visited since
last October.
Things are very dull at present,
there having been no work at the
mines for the last month.
Pressler Bros. brought up three
carloads of hay from Geo. Lightley S
recently. Hay must be scarce.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06
SApinero
News-C hampton Corr spondence.

News-C hampton Corr spondence.
Tuesday, April 3
Miss Zora Carpenter is reported
on the sick list inns week.
Miss Florence Hull Went TO Gun
nison Friday and returned Sunday.
Ed Vance returned To Lake CITY
last week, after spending a few days
with friends here.
A merry crowd gathered in the
dining room of the McNean hotel
Thursday nient and 10 the music of
the pianola tripped the light iantas-
tic untIl nearly midIght.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06
Among Railroa5 PeopIs
Special Correspondence.


A. Bickel aud wife are nov living
iu West Gunnlson.
Pete Ready bad has engine IN for
for repairs ON Monday
Eddie Campbell Is now on the
Fourth tork branch "a the ID *
Il. O..
Mr. aud Mrs. Blaine Market NOV
ed 90 the Patterson house boz West
town Monday.
Chas. Myers had one of his feet
crushed last week by drop wedge
falling on IT,
Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Pagan have
gone 20 Globe, Ariz, 90 dispose Of
property there
Chas Freeman Is running ON
engine 27O over Cerro hin, and Den
yer Richardson is ON 2l7 ON the
main line
j g Crooks met with an accident
al the round house tuesday morn
ing and had two teeth knocked out
besides his face cut ap.
The fire department was called
out by a blaze =. the Soath Park
depot Tuesday. Sparks had started
fire on the shineIed roof, as there
was so much wind il might have
been serious matter but for the
prompt arrival of the department
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06
lola

News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, April 4.
Joe Smith was here on business
one day this week
Mrs. +. j. Trevarthen is visiting
relatives here this week.
Nr. SEWERS Of Vulcan stopped
here Wednesday, en- route to Gunni-
son.
John McCabe and son-in-law, Rob
ert Cooper, were here on business
Monday.
lola ranchmen havei finished de-
horning and branding and have
turned out some of their cattle.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06
Breakfast Table Repartce
Kan sas City journal.

Kansas City Journal.
"Will somebody please chase the
COW down this way" said the funny
boarder who wanted some milk for
his coffee.
Here Jane" said the landlady
ironically, take the COW down where
the calf is bawling."
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06
County Commissioners

The commissioners held the regu-
lar quarterly meeting this week and
transacted considerable routine bust
ness, like allowing bills. adjusting
tax matters. etc Butcher bond Of
c. F. Bartlett at DOYLE and grocery
bond of Alex Malmgreen at Dorches-
ter were approved.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06
osslA SD1ssA d y. o1kAsss
- hSetasse .. the Cochssqen =
14< J e1psdAy evseiae =
- (

was very sudden 1t is particularly
sad as two little girls. one eight and
the other one year old, are left 10
mourn the loss OF mother.
Mrs. McAfee, formerly Miss Dora
Welch aud sister of CLYDE Welch,
Lee Welch and Miss Edith Welch,
was married March 10, 1896, to Mr.
McAfee at Burlington, Kansas
Much Of their recent life has been
spent at Crested Bate aud on their
Cochetopa ranch. Funeral services
occur Friday afternoon at two o clock
at the Methodist church.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06

Now that h0usecleaning is at hand
all housekeepers will want their
furniture and picture frames cleaned
and polished, aud carpets cleaned
Call on or address ANNIE NJ. DOW
NEl, Gunnison Also agent for he
celebrated Franco-American toilet
requisites.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06

Three statesmen wanted for our
new Railroad, County and State
Survey map Of Colorado. just off
the press aud absolutely new.
Towns and railroad stations fully
indexed with location. population
aud many other special features.
Splendid opportunity for energetic
men. BANr MtNMLY & Co.
ll-ei Chicago, III
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06
Now Ready for Your Inspection

An absolutely matchless line Of
the most beautiful and Perfect Fit
ting Garments At the lowest prices
for which the same values have ever
been sold Call and examine Fash
ion Plates and Samples Of Material
whether you wish to buy or not.
MARY T. ZuGLER.
Agent for Chas A Stevens a Bro.
Chicago
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06
hoveville

hOWevilIe
Aews-Champion CORE spoldeRee-
TUESDAY, April )
Frank C.,mst, Oh bought staCk a
loose hay FROM W Il Dennis.
BusixDss called J y. HsrUn \
the cos.nty ~at Saturday. w.
Owiac tothe iasl we'd Of sprial
weather SLOW ~ disappearing vesy
rapidly
". A. whtis Is po~ camping I
Gt1Dssh AZ work on fsyk
1o0s
Master Charlie SamI~sn ~ Upp@
I 1aAsiu1s - ~ aua n III Lls,
Willis last week
Mr.. Don Harris Sold two carloads
OF fat cattle to Jerr, ORegan d
parlu last week
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06
Chamberlain Cough Remedy
the Best and Most Popular

Mothers buy IT for croupy chill
dren, railroad people buy it for
severe coughs and elderly people
buy it TOR la grippe. say. Moore
Bros. Eldon, Iowa. We sell more
Of Chamberlain Cough Remodv
than any other kind Ii seems to
have taken the lead over several
other good brands There Is no
question but this medicine is the
best that can be procured for coughs
and colds, whether 1t be a child or
an adult that Is afflicted. 1t always
cures and cures quickly. For sale
by all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06
For Sale

g hole kitchen range with reser-
voir, } restaurant tables. dishes,
singer machine. iron bed and
springs, Brussels carpets, pictures,
etc. Also town lots and house for
rent or will sell on monthly pay
ments Mas. +. CosTuGN.
FOR SAIE-Oue team. weight
2lOU, almost new double set Of har-
ness and 3 IA Balm wagon.
One light driving team Of sorrel
mares. Inquire Of
J. l.. kEUr,
1871 Doyleville, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06

Club dance Saturday evening at
WoOdmen hall.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06

Aavsr b.nas praerssa - oHiv'
p<>rtlahs s,seesssfsl Tue - was
iGae, ts3i M halio,s belas O.. A
'snsii majerHy Was gwen = the
lsSs.ass~ 81 x15.tsa,.t1 n ads
~ seq~sve street car hines - ths
expse~sios ci op,nioa was thsa tlss~e
sho<ld W. operated bs - csAy
He~esss the vote g. eFpsDts ~
qalscd ~, per cent and siss fsiIed
bI a sgiss ma jssiay t'h&~ge csa
leeAd ss.d bay tise IA lFeads bwA
ssn12 SpefAe tncsa as yet.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06

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ls.s ~ sSAsp - :
80
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Ihee Sa, - - s1mn1W1D +
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TAeO ss~ seposts skdsu> CA#h,a-
- Kiau aaAaGsss have lct . Goa
sssc, ~ 6nk ~ iAslsAe 81 tAt
lfs<hrs.
Hcadsicks. lksA~ sRd Esaory are
0hskiae 1heie lsoss aotta Eartlaad
- - 80 xpsk a,e~sd Ane~
be1y - = D1is~ o~. - the
Csrea~A - - Inhibited.
Re11pt fIuo mill u the weck
Gveisg ~ oa esss from the kscra-
~ 49,. J. n Cardpss, Jr,
-, -, Erepvsd to DO
~ q 49, = beipg operated
k~N Asves aeareT A. II CLARK aud
NE susFue tfsatsds - the ftkis nill.
l1'hs Ool1sn Isset is also wol ing six
zen.
esAq RNsnty there was
- = sendered in the Dis.
h<a1s trict Coart a Boulaer,
Coaesa1pr - tnornrn1D
mining litigation. The court held
that locators Of mining claims who
have failed to do the annual assess-
ment work prescribed by law in
order to hold title 10 same, have the
right to relocate, the same as any
other party who may Jump the
claims after the first location be
comes void by reason Of failure 10
1 perform the necessary work. The
court held that the relocation would
hold good at law, providing it was
made before the location by other
parties after the first location had
/ become void
Mining At depth Of 81
Strike at ieet ON the Copper
Vulcan Knob at NuIcan. NJ,
kelleher and o. A.
Wilt have opened a gold and copper
vein that according to tests runs
sllSOo. 1t is an excellent mineral
and the boys say there is II inches
of the best stuff with Is inches Of
lower grade At p feet above this
the ore ran $50 in gold and copper.
This is on the same vein as the Cop
per Link and Golden Age and lies a
quarter OF a mile north Of Vulcan
1t looks like a good proposition to
stay with, and owners are to be con-
graduated.
Taylor Alex Malmgreen
Canon pulled himself out of
Road the snow banks around
Dorchester this week
and came down via Italian peak on
snow shoes. He brings encouraging
reports of mineral activity in that
section and confirms the report that
81
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GREAT V1CToQ1 5 FOR
UrUo AL OWNERSHIP
III 0a b Ca~ Snua u Spang Elections from
Co., G. pP the Line
- ago.

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gn1s1Arls h~~sy.
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es~ = sste. - z
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- - se4uuo
- West to~n there ~e6e eGvDUxs
uGsseiv ~ sAsaieht balkxe -
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06

About the first Of April / will re-
open my bicycle and ropair shop ON
Main street All kinds Of repairing
quickly done.
y. T.. B0rrENuFLp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06

Not selling ont at cost, but will
meet any and all prices west Of the
Missouri river ON harness, saddlery
or horse goods of any description.
Hries a,A favs Iseagss ~ beet prices
IN the state. G. u. Martin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06
Cash Paint store

First corner south f hardware on
Main 81 Cut prices for cash. Also
lightly furnished rooms Co rent.
ImEob9HE /. ~CnNIBr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06
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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06
Upper Cunnison Valley

News Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, April ,
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-06


and came down via Italian peak on
snow shoes. He brings encouraging
reports of mineral activity in that
section and confirms the report that
the new Enterprise mill is a success.
Mr. Malmgreen is a booster for
that TAYLOR canon road, because he
believes it the natural outlet of ore
tonnage from upper Taylor river
Cobalt Cobalt. that rare
More mineral. hitherto used
Valuable mostly for colorina
glass and for which
little market has been found. is now
expected to go up in price. Edison,
the electrical wizard, is reported to
be using it as basis for his new
automobile battery and prices are
running as high as $40 ton for
cobalt ore running 20 per cent.
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TREyE..L;EE52Ys cIIIOE.
N~NN .NEkAA IS CENrs
kACAA Isa ADAMS SLcSlCREp
Int.eaaenens

on an athome DAY, when many are
present. . hoste' is not required 10
make inuoducuons between hei
guests unless she wishes TO do so,
but when the callers number but one
or two only it is incumbent upon her
20 introduce thom to each other.
At a large luncheon party the mum
her regulates whether or no general
iutroductions are 20 be made It is
cot possible 70 introduce all Il D
given time. and therefore only two
rr three O; the principal people pres
ent are Introduced
At a sglal luncheon pe4iy. on tR=
contrary. 90 introduce an the guests
20 each other IL the received rule. ana
this Is deue Immediately on arrival
II posslDle-iormally or informally al
rcctly OF Indirectly. as TIE hosiess
may prefer but stili am Introduction
oi some kind Is msSe.
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LEGAL NOTICES

OFl-st published ln Guuue Daily Leader
Octohcr l5 1900
NOTICE or APPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE
TERmTORY or OKLAHOMA. LOGAN
COUNTY. SIS
Notice IS hereby given tHat J.. u. Eos
sett has this day hlrd .1 ha onicc of
the County Clerk iu and for said County.
his petition, asking uat license be
granted him 20 seu tt retail, malt
spiri;uous and rinous LIQUORS on Lot No.
i6 Block So Third Ward. city OF Guth-
rie. in said County and Territory,
n no protest be filed on OF before oct
30 1906, hts petition Will be granted and
license ISSUED
Witness my hand and tha seal of said
County hereto affixed ih'e 18th day Of
October 1906. 81 Il. TRAPP.
(sEAI.l County Clerk
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"wANTEos FIRsTcLAss TRAVELLING
SALESMAN TO REPRESENT US IN
OKLAHOMA. NONE But THOSE HAV-
ING AN ESTABLISHED TRADE NEED
APPLY. ADDRESS FER OMAN o
wEsTHElMER q SONS, ST. JOSEPH.
NO." ns aEIENE
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iaA hlHAfINAt
JAY pc Bru'or Hooker. Rep
~ @ James. Cuyman Demo
John shiclds Hooker, Ind
2ad District.
Fred c. Tracy Beaver. Demo.
John vs.. Savage, Bcavct Rep
A. Macarthur Beaver. Soc
srd District.
= r. Williams. Stockholm Dem
Thomas a scibent. Supply. Rep
4th District.
J y. Dean. Woodward Dem
Homer T.. Coney Woodward Rep.
9Th District
y. @ McCance. Mutual; Dem
Luther a Foster. Curtis Rep.
9th District.
George n. Biihy Aiva: Dem.
III. ~ Wooley. Alva Soc
w H. Coneld, Alva Rep
9TH District.
John c.. Majors. Gantou: Dem
James l.. iiorshey. Em't. Rep.
9Th District!
George w. Wood Cherokee: Dem
Nelson r. White. Goltrr; Soc.
Fred w Edwards. Ingalls,, Rep.
9th District.
- q. Harmed. Ringwood. Dem
!. % Coopridcr, Riugwood Rep.
C. ". Greenland. Bingwood. Soc.
John Armstrong. Memo. Ind
10th District
WuHam IT, Hendricks wakita Dem.
J D. Becker. Rcnffow; Rep
T.. A. weld. Clylo. Soc
ttth District
Henry n. Homcr Enid. Rep
Chas. ~ Putman Euili Demo.
James E Frost. Enid. Soc
f2th District.
Grant Shoop Hunter; Ea7
j. a. Anderson. Pond Greek; Dom.
18th District.
Charles H. Moore Enid. Dem
David W. Eastman. Enid; hep
18th District.
Albert IT, Ellis, Orlando. Dem
A. ". Rcnshaw Henncssey; Soc.
Chas. f. Meek. Douglas Rep.
18th District
u. S. Rose. Blackwell Dem.
r. " Brock Hl1ckwcn Rep
10th District.
y. T. King Ncwkllt; Dem
Thomas S. smith. NcwNrk soc
H. T. Nrefzrer. Ponca CITY; Rep
C. NJ Burnett Ncwklgk Ind
tzth District
Alfred y Bolcs. Morrison. Rep
Ucury Johnston. pcrry: Dem.
II O. Brown Perry. Soc.
18th District.
Goo NJ Berry. Pawuoc: Dem.
j T.. Norphis pawnee. Rep.
w II Nyuiiams pavncc Soc.
10Th District.
Is q Newell vast. Dem
i n Wright Riplcy: Ecn.
w f. Be'don. Nrerrimac. Soc.
samuel ] IIinchie. CLAYTON. md.
2oth District
p N suriyar. Marcn3. Dem.
Alox1pae~ Ev.rs. suuwater. Soc.
j. E Sltcr of Stuwato-. Rep.
2tst District
T. ~ Henson. North OMEe Rep.
a. r. Rogers Perkins. Dom
isaoe ID Jacob. Gaec twp: s9c.
22nd District.
J. NJ. s3ndlin. Prague: Dem.
Edgar n sweet AfoaScr. Rcp.
23rd District.
Henry l.. C.oud. Wclsto1; Rep.
Thomas j. Jones. Chandler. Soc.
T. B A. Robertson Chandler Dem
24th District.
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as Caniai ulf ana hiocl 57 ana rs in
.hat subdivision OF The city OF Guthrie
known as Hast Guth-ie ans bounded al
foiiows. io-Wit From the contet of Elm
street on the west TO tho G. inter- of Park
Street ON the cast and fum the center
oi HARRISON avenue on 10 north 90 the
cntc off Villas avenue on the south
Sec q THAT "a lateral sowcr is hereby
ordered constructed IN aid distict bee
ginning %; @ point ON t. west line Of
Elm street and center OF block 59 b. O..
said COVER to run oast and west through
blocks so anJ as East Guth-io and G2 a1d
63 Capital Hu to poi on tha wcs
line OF Park street and center OF block
69 Capital Hu Said Sewer 70 bc con-
siructod OF eight Co inch verified Tile
pipe
Sec g. That the city engineer be- and
nc is hereby instructed to prepare sec
tions pronlcs and specifications OF such
lateral sewer ana submit the same Co
tho mayor and city counci togethc. with
the complete estimate Of .he costs of the
Same at i.s next regular meeting 0r aay
special meeting called for that 1u pose
Sec. 3 That when such sections. pro-
files and specifications shall have been
filed with tho city council as aforesaid
the city clerk be and ne ls hereby au'h-
o-izcd and instructed TO advertise for
bids for the construction Of sail lateral
sewer ANA the said advertisement. must
conform to the requirements IN Ord-
nance no 535 entitled AN Ordinance
Ordering the Construction OF Section one
of the Main Sewers Of Guthrie. o. t..
said bids to be opened u the presence Of
the city council mt its most regular meet
ing or at any special me .ting called for
tha, purpose
SEQ o. That this ordnance shall take
effect and be in force fr m3nd after its
passage. approval and publication
Pas cd this Tho 18th day of October
1906
Approved This the lSth cas- OF Octobe-
1906
osEAI) JOHN w. DUKE Mayor
Attest r. SEiNAS city C,,rk
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WHO THE CONSTITUTIONAL NOMINEES ARE
AND THEIR POLITICS AND POsToFFICE
ADDRESSES.

3ist District
vs.. S. Cnde. shawnee. Rcs.
W. %. Crossan. Shawnee. Ind
Cbarlos E Ma;teson. Shawnee. Soc.
James 70 MaNcv Shawnee Dem.
32nd District
Isaac Lttietcton Uarlloro. Dem.
william * Anthony. shawnce Soc
Charles w Miller. recumseh. Rcp.
ssrd District
T. G. Wyatt Wanc,te: Dog
W. J. Pagett, Romuus; Soc.
Chas g. Chapel Asher, Rep.
s4th District.
J. S Buchanan. Norman. Dom.
IT, II Everettc, Loxuston; Nor Par.
w r.. Rosolno. Noble; Soc.
35th District.
J. *. Martin. Piedmont, Dem.
v. Fuckers, Okarche; Rep
3sth District.
John J. Carney. El Renc. Dem.
J. e Johnst n. Walnut twp Rep
g. r. Wilson Calumet; Soc.
s7th District
NJ ] Kane, <ingnsher Dem
J. H. Parker Kingdshcr twp. Rep.
3sth District.
Is } Russom Okeenc. Rep.
John J.. Long Watonga; Soc
Thad ID. Rice Hitchcock. Dem
39th District.
Charles c. Fisher. Ilnton pem
Harry C. Levy HYDRO Rep.
4oth District.
Henry Kelley Minco Dem.
William e. Watson, Auadarko, Rep
Edward J.. stevens Gracemont. Soc.
4lst District.
Chas b Bowers. Ccmerc Dem.
b r. Hartman. III Cobb; Esp
42nd District.
Uymen O. Tenor, Tologa: Dem
w. r.. Myers Lenoa; Rep
j. d. Mckenzie Lenora Soc
43rd District.
omar E. WIZ Grand; Rep.
David Hagg Grand Demo.
44th District
w. S. Dearing. Thomas; Dom
S y. Porter Ara9ohoe; Soc
stephen d. Gilbrcath. Arapahoc; Rep
James Nail. Custer city. Ind.
45th District.
j. B Harrison Sayre: Dem
T ;. Wilson. Swcctwater; Rep
Frank Winters. Berlin Soc.
doth District.
T. T. Hcruck Busch Dem.
r. T.. Payne Foss; Rep.
O.. +. Patterson, ELK city soc.
47th District.
j. IT Anderson. Wcatherford. Rep.
%. r Bryant. Gotcbo; Dem
F'oyd Wheeler CordeH. Soc
18th District
j. S. Savage. Mcknight Dom.
4gth District
Luke Roberts Oustco; Dem.
5oth District.
@ w. Briggs Granite; straight Dcm
W. r. Bailey, Lone Wolf Rep.
W. j. CandiU Hobart Dem
5tst District.
W. z Dunks. Hess. Dem
IT, S McCov5n. Snyder; Rep
52nd District:
Eel T. Suiulor Otto Crec6; Twp; Rep.
James B Tosh Roosevelt Dem
j. y. Jarvis, KomalU: Soc.
53rd District.
J NJ Jcnords Elgin; Rep.
VIM H. Edl7y. Fletcher; DEM
54th District.
John McCarr Frederick; Dem
james A. Donueny, Cache; Ind.
55th District.
G.. s. Brown. NARROW; Rep.
G. NJ Tucker, Couanche; Dem.
DeMott Pugh Hasting- Soc.
56th District.
J. J. Quarlcs. Fairfax Dem.
d. c. Salgars. Hominy and VIM
Buck Pawhuska; both S)c
Isaac d. Taylor Pawhuska and Frank
A. Dcnoya, Burbank, bo;1 Rep
r. d. Fiuney. Gray Hose; Rec. Took
place of Frank A Denoy't who resigned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-30

oFbiNNNIE NO. bl3
An Ordinance establishing the ado OF
Mansu- avenue. from GA Street to l1ih
street. lsogan aycnue. h0m lth street
60 iith streets Washington avenue from
iih street 10 iith sueet DrNal BouIe-
ward. from Wanc- avcnuo 20 Harrison
avcuuc Wauor avenue ff9m Walnut
stcet. 60 capital Bouica,d
BE lT ORDAINED BY wHE MAYOR
AND CITY COUNClIMIN OF THE
CITY OF GUTHRIE. OKLAHOMA
TERRITORY.
Section That the gfodc line Of She
center iiuc of Mansu- avenue from ith
street 90 18TH street. and the sidewalk
upon .hc north and south sides thereof.
bc ana the s1me Is hereby established
as follows to-wit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-30

AID Ordinance creating sewer District
so 23 u ihe C.ty OF Gu n a. r. and
ostabu Sling d District sewer therein.
BE IT ORDAINED BY TIE MAYOR
AND COuNCII MEN OF THE CITY
oF GUTHRIE o. r.;
Section a. That sewcr n'striot 80. aa
0f the City of Guthrie. o. r., g deemed
necessary for sanitary purposes and tha
same Is hereby CRESTED. said district 20
be composed OF the following block to-
wit. Blocks numbered 6. ana 60 n that
subdivision of tho City o. Guthii known
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-30

Was It YOU who ask a friend the
other day ii he knew of o good boarding
house; It you are The Ioan there IS
something TO interest you in the want
nla fndaN.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-30
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TO LEADER SUBSCRIBERS.

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Q The city circulation OF The Q
, Leader is now in the hands Of its c
. carriers. Each carrier is res O
0 ponsible for his own route; he 9
Q pays for his papers and collects Q
. for them IN the residence por- o
:. tion OF the city 1t is necessary @
> for the carrier to collect weekly. @
. Therefore, subscribers will favor q
. the boys by promptly paying o
. their 10 cents weekly o
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-30

Out OF ten little stores" In you- part
OF the city, about two viii expand and
grow into big stores in time--and II win
be the two which are advertising now.