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The labor world., 1906-09-01
10000 UNION MEN TO
PARADE ON LABOR DAY
Chicago Unions Have Usual Scrap
= But Parade Will be Held
AS Usual.
Madden's Effort to Block Labor
|. Day Parade Ends in CON- }.
plete Failure.

/ Alex Mcdonald, secretary Of the
Associated Building Trades, yesterday
announced that more than 40 coo men
will be in line in ths labor Day oarade.
I" Mr.. Mcdonald declared that great
&difficulties had been encountered IN se-
curing the consent Of the various un-
;aons to march and laid the trouble at
5the door Of M. B. Madden, president OF
4he Associated Building Trades, who Is
sbetter known, however, by the familiar
OF -:Skinny.'' -
2s s''. Parade Of Labor.
4, Il want It understood" said Mr.. Mo-
Donald, that this is not Skinny's par
aade. 1t is a parade Of the labor move
bmbent, and as such it should be re-
cognized. '
L There are many who have been op-
posed to the parade because they said
that 1t would be bowling to Madden,
but If they Knock the parade on that
account they are simply Knocking the
labor movement In its entirety.
+ Others who have refuse d to march
had no real reason for doing so but
simply said they would not march be-
cause some other union was not going
to do SO. Madden is not running this
parade, 1t is simply the regular Labor
day turn out Of union men,"
These Unions Will March.
According to Mr.. Mcdonald, the fol-
lowing unions affiliated with the Asso-
ciated Building Trades will be in line:
Cement Finishers, Cement Concrete
~.
ers and Helpers, Hod Carriers and
Building Laborers, Gas and Electric
Fixture Hangers, Glaciers, Granite
Cutters, Lathers, Machinists, Marble
Cutters and Settlers, Marble Cutters
and Settlers Helpers, Mosaic Workers.
Roofers, Gravel and Composition; Sign
and Bulletin Hangers, Steam Filters
Juniors; Steam Pipe and Boiler Cover
ers, Stone Cutters, Tile Layers. Tile
Layers Helpers, and Tuck Pointers
and Front Cleaners.
Some Who Will be Absent.
The unions affiliated with the Build
Ing Trades, which according to Secre.
tary Mcdonald, will not march are:
The Amalgamated Sheet Metal
Workers, Agricultural Iron Workers.
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers.
Brick Layers, Electrical Workers, En-
glneers, Gas Filters, Glass Workers,
Sign Painters, Paper Hangers, Plumb
ers, Roofers, slate and tile, Steam Fit
ters, Sprinkler Filters and Helpers,
Stone Derrick men and Riggers, and
the Stone Yard Laborers.
In addition to the unions affiliated
with the Associated Building Trades
the following, according to Mr.. Me-
Donald, will be in line: Truck Team
sters, Packing House Teamsters and
several other local teamsters' unions,
The Tunnel Miners and two locals of
the Electricians union.
The labor world., 1906-09-01
PIOUS JOHNS FINE TALK.
John D. Rockefeller's speech to h

John u. Rockefeller's speech to his
Sunday school, Immediately after his
return from France, was quite the
model of patriotic utterance. Mr..
Rockefeller assured his youthful hear
ers that he was more proud than ever
of his country. The sentiment, of
course, is all right, but the statement
is not SO exactly accurate as one
would like to see made by man OF
such strict and careful piety as the
good Mr.. Rockefeller. AS matter of
fact, 1t is not all his country yet
There's J. Pierp. Morgan, for instance
he owns quite sllce Of the real
estate himself Still it was good
speech. 1t is to be hoped Mr. Rookie
feller will make as goou a one his
next time out-which, it may be pretty
confidently predicted, will be Sunday
AS subpoenas and suc.- processes
cannot be served in New York on the
Sabbath.
The labor world., 1906-09-01

:. At meeting Of the Los Angeles
Central Labor Council a resolution was
passed that no member Of the I. W
w. be allowed to speak at the Mover.
Heywood-Pettibone protest meeting tc
be held in the hall Of the Labor Bu-
reau on Labor Day.
Railway Firemen in sections east
Of F1ttsburg are protesting against the
amount of coal they must shovel on
each trip and demand a helper A
round trip means the shovelng Of 65,.
600 pounds, and 1t is beyond human
endurance. to stand it, ~;
Labor unions Of Denver, Colo, have
decided to enter politics on the lines
laid down by the American Fedora
ton Of Labor and have called a meet.
ing Of al trades unionists in the
county to formulate plans relating
The New Jersey Board of Prison In.
spectors are considering the advis.
ability Of placing electric lights In the
prisons in order that the convicts may
work longer number OF hours
Gold Beaters struck at Chicago anG
the. strike has spread all over the
country. There are now 1000 on strike
demanding an increase in wages
The labor unions Of Memphis, Tenn.
have printer and a sign writer as
candidates for legislative honors.
The state of New Jersey is organic.
Ing society for the purpose of abat.
Ing the ravages Of tuberculosis.
Journeymen BARRIERS of Wheeline
n holF h@1
the state fair week.
The Brewery Workers will hole
their convention at Toronto beginnina
September 10.
Pants Makers at the Rosenthal &
Goldberg plant of Trenton are still
on strike.
India has no labor unions-and thou.
sands Of people starve every year.
Over 100000 English speaking peo.
pie now carry union cards.
The labor world., 1906-09-01

voice OF Jack Steele was heard in
all parts OF the large room.
Mr.. President and brothers," he be-
gan, Before I state the result Of NV
efforts, l desire to thank tho officers
and members OF this union for the
trust reposed In me in allowing me to
make one final effort to avert the i'm
pending crisis. Some there are who
have covertly intlmated that It was
but a plea on my part to feather my
nest. TO this, Mr.. President, and
brothers. my only answer Is: Time
alone shall divulge whether those re-
marks were the truth or the hiss of
the snake In the grass. I now. Mr..
President, move you that the ballot he
proceeded with as If no interruption
had occurred"
Every eye In the large hall seemed
No sooner had the end of the rope
disappeared than Jack made It fast
to the leg Of heavy piece Of machin-
cry and began to crawl into the dense
volume Of smoke that poured toward
the window. He coughed, choked; his
eyes blinded, but bravely he kept on.
For what? At last his hand Rrasped
something and with a mighty effort
ne began to retrace his steps. AS he
reached the window with his burden.
for 1t was the form of a. manl he
drank deeply OF the fresh air as vet
unconta minated by the smoke. Slowly
the inert body was lowered to safety.
AS ready and willing hands removed
the burden from the rope, Jack was
observed to crawl over the window
ledge, grasp the rope and begin his
descent. Down he came. hand over
hand. He had barely gone thirty feet,
when the flames with an awful surge.
burt out OF the window where the rope
was fastened. 1t parted, and Jack
pitched toward earth.
The day. following the fire Jack lay
In his own bed at his former home,
surrounded by every comfort. His fall
had ben broken by blankets, but he
had suffered severe shock. BY his
bedside sat the president OF the Uni
versal Gun. and Tool Company. Both
men appeared occupied with his own
thoughts. Suddenly tn elder man rose,
approached to where Jack lay and
taking his hand said:
tie fire only destroyed the left
wing. Work will go on as formerly,
and l wish. If you feel we'll enough,
that you will send for the President
of the union; 1 want to sign for
union shop and union men. l cannot
have you leave this home-your home
-after-after you have saved my life.
You risked your to come into that
hell. Of fire and smoke to rescue me:
while those craven-th I
must tell F1ossfee that the new super
intendent Of the shops would like to
see her."
The labor world., 1906-09-01
[bor World .''~' ;

oar, clear Hawai-
Dtne Made
The labor world., 1906-09-01
BARS SOCIALIST HYPHEN,
Secretary Of State Refuses to Let


Leopold Peters of Carlton, Minn.,
let his enthusiasm for the socialist
party go so far that it invalidated the
certificate he filed as candidate for
the legislature in the fifty-second dis
trict.
In his certificate he gave his party
as Public Ownership Socialist" The
supreme court some time ago legal
lied the Public Ownership party, but
invalidated the Socialist. Leopold
Peters cannot 60 on the ballots.
therefore, as Public Ownership-So
cialist" and must either file a new
certificate as simply member of the
Public Ownership" party, or not have
his name on the ballots. The matter
was ruled upon for the secretary OF
state yesterday by the attorney gen
eral.
The labor world., 1906-09-01
Unfair Co"

UNFAIR Co"
revent employ
Fheir employees
to work under
conditions for a
\ by the actions Ins
reyer they have ave
he unions: rne me
arther in den0n'
q lot Of strike, s',
what they can can
A.;ot;on of Fres
iSers. Hne They TOOK 2h
nion ,1e molders ',,r u
lsoa tion in that city: city:
saxe awe themsellsssss, elss,
Wages and omst. o.aSt
1ey have att attempss now
hjOn. ana aio it.otic,
the the same ta''"
bwed. /
Ebor World. .''% )
ITar. clear H'''''
,,ne Made
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29
0vCsns R>s0 = OUuuBnU o
TM aGNT MG o4AA-
Iha Pssnsa Ne~-sss ssr


Af the close e,s an assls ssd exnunA
ed editorial "a Tbs fsst.is Ckss1slnA-
l. y. Stevens sl~AAs - k'lkss;
This taipses~e~~~ Il tAs haann
citizens Il beaver. constituting .
maj rss u the people 81 stsi GO.
auasnss the slls.d forces 81 49,
greedy corporations aud the cesr~ea
sal.s.e..l machines oi both psstsss.
ought 10 he a warning b. the peos'is
of the state Il J. clearly the pug
pase and intention of these aslses ~
extend their coBtrui D. all branches
# the state government
'TDf lar sreater importance tisan
the success ct any iHeilyIsai, or the
triumph si any party. - the defence
q popular sell gsNernmen ln Colo
raeio against the conspiracy With
whsch a ss now rhreatened. and the
breaking sp Of the piraiical baud
that nov holds the chlef CITY Of the
state poWerless within its grasp. and
which aims 10 extend ~ control to
the entire state government
Observing mea who make politics
a stadv have seen the trend 81 affairs
iar soaIe time. Corruption of such
a character az exists IA Denver will
not be satisfied unless il controls
the state. Truth 30 tell they cannot
take the risk. Ii courts of an in
corruptible character shall he secur-
ed at any election they stand a
chance beng dragged before them
and gwen penitentiary sentences Tor
their crimes. LA that case gov
ernor who will exercise pardoniRg
power is necessity. Their only
ssre safety is in controlling the city
and state together with the coarts
and executives. Once they we're
content to control the legislative
branch Of government but nov they
must add to it the executive and
Judicial departments. II is q Goa
dition thst cslls for Ea osly pasty
sctiea, bxs inAisiA~al action iaAs-
PssAssA u Persy. M Essas -
- sessr hsvs - pu1isin. rhey
Co wask N pesSsCs hsrnosy f0
sAnss tAiAGs ths4 noke Ior their own
hsse6t. fhe psopae mast sdop4
their plsa. Every man who 10
known to be friendly to corporations
must be defeated if we are 10 hope
to stem the tide of corporation
domination. The remedy is still
within our own hands. The state is
greater than Denver
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29
Lax Execution of the Laws.

Exchange The Secretary Of
Agriculture is obviously not entire
ly in sympathy with his muck rak
ing political boss for the passage of
more stringent inspection Of the
meat industry For in reply to a
suggestion from Mayor dunno that
commission of pathologists be
appointed to look into the present
methods of beef inspection. Secre-
tary Wilson says, that tie laws Of
this country are more stringent than
IN any foreign country Ii the laws
are so stringent. it is evident that
the execution has been lax and there
in Mr.. Wilson and the president are
TO blame, for if Secretary Wilson is
not capable Of enforcing the law
President Roosevelt could at once
remove him and appoint some one
who is a more competent executive
officer. There are nearly l.OOO e1.
perts whose duty it is TO inspect
cattle and meat and incidentally. Of
coaree, to report on the general
cleanliness Of the methods em ploved
Not one Of these experts has report
I'd that anything was wroee in
thear department, or if they did re.
Poss aaytAing unfavos.hle. Il n.
-: paeen-ho'cd y he hieAe,
o6ciala.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29

A number of ranchmen in water
district No 80 are making haste to
get their final proof on water rights,
which according to the referee s
notice in another column must be
done by July lst In this country
the water right is as valuable as the
ranch itself No matter how old
your ditch is it must be proven up
before the adjudication is finished
or other bitches will take precedence.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29
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tex ysaAx p~szsi.s st@ss 20 sneas
tcsasss s~sss-r ~stn tsE4-Esstef
> sae's- ss s4s1se nssrry gsSc sa~.s.e-
b 81 shear iE~s<.- than Ar. free
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. asa Al fi.e ssss.ss ii lac bzsss :
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uses.ias. Jss< .ssa kes. j HI
\ srsas vsos<sasa~d si.s ~osa. thai
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haasly ssd II M ssA Ma. JlC. Nc
kss pss~sss II sase grs.ssp. saarshes
o.sk SO sssssnass srseaas COOS ,.r.s-
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- hsnAsnass Ro~s Of sks,r E,sea.
g. recusSsa sa.ssy l~asilfsl pse~-
Ass
isofh yosAG p~cpl< are wssi<iy
~ Hs~a ~ tie sDsSss and very peps-
- So sAak slusss Ssddsag t.sseg.
0ncross exPss.ss<Re u ksul ws.hes
, n esssy ss6e. Thsn k,use vsli
~ upea she ursGsnsl AcE~s raaek
= ssaiess,a wAsch hr. Akes s.w
es Hs and hs~ lses operating fur
~ sTal years.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
Ssres ~ tntl SETTLEMENT

Do the matter 81 the tstsse # Juhn foos
HIarNa-Hd
Notire j. heT,'hy given has on Aoniay. tho
ninth iias ~ Juiy A. li. isF h.'inG enc ui tie
zUiar days 81 the June Acrm of the ouf q
q Iurt 81 iunni-ou uiinfY. ~ taff. ir the
stale - fuisrai.. / : y lHr AHfulTia. ratur
Il sad estate Niil APP ear bel re tite auira uf
sand uisrt. lIru-eHt my hnsl tlrHiHut ~ snch
Auuaini-tfninr ant prnY tine api sal 81 Size
same. ard will then az il1 - ., di-ehafzsri a.
-s.ch Aimini-i ratpr. At which time snl place,
any p.fs'sn IA interest may .upcssr ana present
ohiectiens D. the same Il any here be.
Dated at tisnnissn. ,oiursdii. June IN. iiA=i.
=. MILLER.
Admin istrator Of the state of Jobn Poos,
june s-Juy D.cea -es
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29
2puun Hernaas.

Married by ne Rev. fiesry J..
AndeFson. al the reetory Of the
Ciurch ot the Good Samaritan. June
?. a. s.3o p IN Mr. Onto X
Bwers anG Miss Maud lounans.
boft ai Pow derharn, Colo Mr.
BoWers Is a son ef Mr. aad Mrs. T..
j. Lowers. old residents os the
Cetalia valley and - well kno~n a.
= prosperous young ranehman His
hrde - the presiy daughter oi
Harry Aoumans. sheriff OF Hinsd.sle
county Their home Viii be- ua the
ranch toward Cathedral. where besi
vi : "a their friends attend them
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29
OaytW Ooincs
Newp-Champion CorresPondence.
i i

NewpChampion Correspondents
Wednesday, June -
Octave Couraud was a visitor at
Lake CITY and Cars saw mill last
week.
c. h Foster made flying trip TO
Lake City the latter part of last
week.
c. Addiagton and VIM Robinson
assisssd ~ sAoep men throagh the
cosntsy 10 proscct their range.
Tie ID. 4 r. G. - unlssaed six-
teea aksosn1 shsep II IL wosA-
o. e1sse ~ 2o6eea swiNA. They
arc - - takea OVER On the RIO
Gsande.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29
NpUAeGA6zrn
~s~s.csssav.as cszs.sseH.aaee-

<e~s-ceasaDss& tozss ssrstzsa ss<e-
Uesins~Siay. same =
Nj 81 ous rszefs..aa hase 81
NJ tre-ps~-snG s1zs.-
Hsrherf Anssews ssa<.. trp q
she eua4iy ~s.as ] ae-ti-y.
,rss Eo~srs Is aswn from l..&s
Csy D spend is~ s~ys
Mrs j c. Mise pas~ea throseh
si.ss ~eek sn route as Vulcan.
Cesr.pd ksoe. are installing sasss
s~x nsschsssrs at their ssw mlh
The Cepolla sprEng- seem T. he
hss,as fairy gsrsa ran rhis s'an-
nssr The hotel .~ IA charge II Mr..
j J Cos.ts
A N tA~rssg. alter M absence
Il esxhi ssoHtks vs.ts.sned - Csshe-
arsl. eoaa,ng overland wa the Coche-
tops and Lac f,nos
A ball aud p,cnic viii be the eele-
brst,pa on the Foarth. Your CORES
yroaderi ~ not commissioned &
speak inr the p,cnlc. bat all outsi-
aers are cordially invited 10 attend
the ball
In Powderhern schools for the
month lust ended Jessie Foster re
ceived the most credits for sfndsous
ness and department.. l.osie Rsdeka
coming second. Thase who have
been neither absent nnr tsrdy are
Mae Niehols. i.oaie Rsdeka aud
bessie 1sser.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29

Exchanee.-For telling the truth
about Embalmed Beef fed to our
soldier boys, Gen. Miles was bounded
and reprlmanded by Republican
Administration; now we know that
the whole country has been supplied
by the Beef Trust with similar foul
and diseased provisions and the
present Administration known it for
long time without publishing the
facts
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29
AwBsCs ~ ASst~suxag bAs

Estate Of Evan Williams. Deceased
The undersigned. ireving been appointed ad.
niBiss rator Of the Estate of Evan illiam-
laie OF the ,ounty OF Gunnison. IN the state Of
Colorado, deceased. hereby gives notice that
Ne will appear before ibe truDty Court of sal 4
uuDni-on County. at the tosrt Mouse IN Gun
u July. A. ID. 1915. at the hour ~ 10 ocoek a
M. of said day. at which time all persons ha wing
claims against said estate are notified and
qpertea To attend for the parp' If having the
aame sdj9sted. All persons indebsed To -aid
estate ar. requested ~ make immediate pay.
Ress W the unders ignei.
Dated st GuaHlssh. Coiasado. this 1sth Aay "a
Nay, 4. n. INn.
WHLIsu u. PAngY.
AaDinisesstor of the estste Of Evxa Williams
1Qse l-N hpesaaed
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29
Married at Paonsa.

Mrs W l. Richardson aud
dar ghters. Emily and Nanu,e, went
10 raon,a Monday TO be present at
the marriage Of Mr.. Earl Richard
son aud Miss Ethel Can6eid there
ON Wednesday. Denver Richardson
went down Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29

Whereas. II has been made u appear to the
Co0n,y Court of 6uDnison County, in the state
Cooley, Mrs. Letha Groner. and Mrs. Anna
shannon are hsirs at law of Virginia bras-
muck, deceased. aud benefciaries under her
alleged will hereinafter ment ntioned, and that
saId Mrs. Nette Brown and Mrs. Lssie g.
Wolfe are heirs at law Of Iouis Grasmuck
deceased late husband Of said Virginia oras-
muck. deceased,
Now, Therefore, in accordance with the pro
visions ot the statute in such made and
provided and by order of the Court duly made
aud entered you are hereby notified that an
instrument OF writing purpor ing To- be the last
will and testament OF the said Virginia Gras-
muck, deceased was presented TO said Court
for probate I'm the llth day OF Jane, A. d. 1870.
by Edward Mueller residing at Gunnison, in
the state Il Colorado; that the said decedent
6nnnlson, in the state Of Colorado; that the
said dece lent. according to the said alleged
will devised and bequeathed her property in the
words and figures following. to-wit;
list l bequeath and devise ali of my estate Of
every nature whatever which | may die seized
ana possessed to my beloved husband Louis
trra-muck, during his natural lite, aud the re-
mainder If any after his death shall b. received
by my sisters Henrietta Cooley Of Roosevelt.
New Mexico. and Letha B, nroner Of Joplin,
Missouri and Mrs Anna Dages. Fort scott
Kansas, equally share each alike.
End. | do hereby enthorize and appoint
Edward +. Mueller Of Gunuison, Colorado, as
the executor II this my at will and testament
hereby revoking all other wills by me mace:
and hereby authorize and empower my said
executor To take charge OF ana convert any or
50 much of my property as may be nreiful TO
pay all my just cebts and burial expenses and
the expenses of my last sickness"
You are hereby notified to be and appear be
fore said Court at the County Court huum in
the % urt House at Gunnison in the county of
tfuDnl-on in the state OF Colorado. on the 10Th
day Of July A. u. 1ssi6. then and there To attend
the hearing on the probate of the said all legged
last viii and testament sf the said Virginia
Grasmuck, deceased, and further TO do and
perform what shall then. by the said Court be
required and sdiuis-ei.
In witness whereof. have hercunto set my
hand and affixed the seal # the said Court a,
nay Office in Gunuison in said county, this 18Th
day of June A. Il. 1856.
(NUAuN GEO. HETHERINGTON.
wv county Judge
June u July II.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29
NWTICk ~ ElSAL Ssrusurxv

... Ia me matter of the estate of Joseph G Dean.
~ Is hereo- given, that on SATURDAY. the.
,tth Gay OF July 4 d 1896. being one of the ~.
" at asy: "i the June term AZ the County C,wrt
~ ~ .oio,edo |. Thomas " pean. aaminisers.
EV;i ssiu estate will appear txfora tbe IvNsr
..sS Ccun present nag final rettlos.s,H =
~ .ene' and will then appay to b. St,sSs.,s1
- soninistratof. At vhicA ~
..S any person in intes~ss ve~v -
tbere be 10 the ses0e. u -
Al "unnison. Cs.lorsdo Js>e 4. ~
AAr;>;~.x. IHoNAs " DrsH
June Is July =, y. Deen
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29
Tks CIosiouss Kosrth
Ar THE BrrTrs.

\ oily celebration - planned for
the 'uttes on the Fourth under
auspices OF the Volunteer Fire he
psrtmsnt. Dan Y. Miner is mar
sAal of The dsy Tlsere will be all
SORTS II sacss, i"clsdinG grand par
81 of s9issirs, ckiIdsea ssd fire
Asparsasst, asas aDA yossA's iaA
s&es, - ss,s visA o3s psise, ksss
bsll - ~ o5o psiss, ssck,
po.sts - hasvo s.sss iur the child
rem, sae-si-wss, kicycle rssss, sAo4
gus asacA, csschiag grssssd pig,
all ssdiAs with = grssd bsll. There
will b. music BY the Crested Butte
band. Here are the committees:
All races on Elk Ave. TuR-of-
war corner OF Second and White
Rock.
Committee on Salute-Otto Nc
Donald, Fred Miller.
Committee ON Bali Game-D. J.
Appleeate, Luke Smith, Joseph
Block
Committee on Tug-of war and
Races r. Bantock, starter, John
Mathieson, II. l.. Kelley, G. l.. Mil
Ter, Judges.
Committee ON shot gun match
John Arnott, Joe Clark, Ira Sigman.
NJ. ]. Roth, Treas, Ralph Nees-
ham. Sec
Arrangements are made for the
biggest celebration ever held in
PltkIn. The program was pub
lished in full in these columns two
weeks ago, and will be carried out
to the letter.
The special train from Gunnison
over the c. & 5. is supposed to start
at seven O'Clock, returning at nine
Those who wish can stay over tc
the dance returning next morning
Tickets for the round trip are 3 65
A large crowd of Gunnison folk are
expecting to 60 up to Pitkin on the
Fourth.
AT GUNNI>ON
Gunnison folks will generally
spend the day at Iitkin or Crested
Butte, but good many are arrang-
ing picnic parties along the banks
Of the Gunnison. a large number
OF Ohio Greek folks figure on a pic
mic at the Linton ranch where games
and other amusements viii be held
Our correspondents mention a num-
Der OF picnics and other 'doings
IL various parts OF the county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29

Miss Lena Lightley has returned
from Colorado Springs where she
has been living with her grandpar.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Harris and
attending school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29

Perry Snodgrass and wife are
spending few days in town from
their summer camp on Cement
Creek this week
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29

Mr.. Jay Bernard, travelling sales.
man Tor the Bernard Brockery Co. OF
Denver was doing business in town
first of the week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29

Mrs. Helen Brounell and Mrs
jennie Vidal and two sons are
guests at the home of Mrs. S. F.
Land. They are ON their wav to
their homes in Denver from a trim
to Salt Lake City and Glenwood
Springs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29

An attractive feature At Masonic
Hall Monday night will be the Flag
Drill, BY sixteen little sirls, in
which is produced the letters, ".
c: T: q. representing the order
which y giving this Ene musicale
Everybody sAdsld attend sad Ind
themselves Of - except;ossl hsSital
treat asd assiss . good cause.
Admission JAc. and sc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29

Dr, j. ID. Walker has arrived in
uunn,son to remain few days. He
is still looking for location in this
state.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29

Mr. and Mrs. W. f. Jarvis were
in town Tuesday from their East
River ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29

Mrs. Tim Sullivan and sister
Mo- Mabel johnson came down from
Fitkin Wednesday to visit with
frseads.