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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-13
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released.
Rosrert b. Lewis presented petit
tlea asking leave TO file a sspple-
mental eoaplsint to hls original
complaint PRAYING for injasct,on
against the city 10 Restrain IL from
erecting hight aud water works.
Judge Stevens held that the com
plaint could not he filed as it con
tanned matters which had trans pired
before the original complaint was
hled. The new complaints were to
show that the city was not acting
TO law in entering into the
new contract with Geo. II. Setbman
Tor the construction Of light plant
However, new petition will he filed
Monday and a hearing given the
matter. All townspeople should be
out TO hear the case.
The case of the town II Crested
Butte against the Crested Butte
Light and Water company was
settled out Of court 1t was agreed
that If the city so passed at their
next annual election. the city should
buy the plant of the present company.
of which {. W Badeeiy is a large
owner Tor the amount of S2i,UUD. 10
De psid in installments covering a
period of eight years The case
came np Monday and Jury was
selected. but no evidence was intro
duced as il was settled at the noon
recess
a large number Of Crested Batte
people were down as witnesses be
fore the district court On the water
case. They were. c. L. Miller, c. I.
Lawrence, Wm. Wbalen. Kari
Schaeier, H. j Bowie. Lake Smith.
y J, Applegate, " Mcdonald, r.
r. Kelly. Tim DoWling. Edw.
Redmond. j. H. Block, Pat Hanlo1,
John lieackemer, Morris Click and
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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-13
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STATE - COLORADO
tOtSTs 81 xhIaA,A
la Ne tosssay oart Ia Probsss
In the Matter of the k-ss,e Ut .'reer to ss.o~
John Pos. =. Seti
D.-cea ed s.'u ~ =" I"
This matter coming ON to he heard on tbis
18th DAY 81 March A. v. I~S. upon the petition
flied hore,n by :. =. Miller. Admin i-trs.or. OF
said estate. for the sale 81 the following
a. -ertbcd real estate. or q pprtiln thereof
to-wst An uadlViti.d oue-ikiri interest Il,
the i.r-t Rose Lode Mini ns Claim in the
Lake reek Mining District Lake Cousas
state of toiorsio. for the purpose of pay
ins the aebi- 0f said estate. And u naN
appearing y the Couri from said petit,ou that
proper and legal grounds exi-t for the sale e,f
ali ~ p.rtion ~ said real estate.
curt thst all persons who ARE heirs of said
said curt at the Court room ~ said Court in
the Town Of Ganni-o,. ouuty and star. sfore.
sail. on the 7th day Of May. A u. Iss. at tho
hour sf 10 . clock IN the for, neon of said day
then snd there 10 show cause. II any there be
why an order should not be made directing the
SAID administrator 10 sell the whole So Innoh
OF SAID rial estaie as may be necessary for tha
purposes spec fed N said petition.
1T - II nj her ORDERED that this order
be published fir ut least f,fur successive week
IA the s'upri- NcWs-f hampton, q week n
public newspaper published ~ said county.
bs the Court:
btD. HETHERING1ON.
County Judge.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-13
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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-13
Cas4lcton Clipcine,
News Champion Correspondence

Wednesday, April IL
Snow settling very rapidly having
nearly half disappeared since last
writing.
Quite novel sight last week. was
the shoveling out Of 81 feeet of snow
by one of our gardeners, to locate a
hot bed.
According to talk there will he
quite an increased acreage of grain
and alfalfa sown this spring. Field
peas will also become quite a crop
up this way.
ID N. Wallace has force of men
working on his new dwelling. He
expects to have it ready to occupy
by June lst.
NUFF Cp."
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-13
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STATE or COLORADO.
torNrY oF GVN>fso~.
In the County Court
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-13
NnuHa p>so - Guuw -

Tom Walsh auaesaoo - ks
expects to retarp to CosssaAD - kve.
and incidentally that ke Uuuld lske
10 run for senator Tom. ym'w all
right as captain Of the niaiaG in
iustrv. but in the sensAs-Nay
Nav
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-13

Joe. Barnes came in from his
Suger creek claims this week and
reported the property as looking
first class.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-13
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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-13

Chas. Hurst has returned to
Ourav.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-13
Japan's Wonderfal Proerass

Within the space oi less than two years Japan
has become one of the great powers OF the esrfh
and its receut achievement IA the war With
Russia have caused the other rovers to take
notice The wonderful cures made by Hostet-
ter's stomach Eifters hes ulso caused the med
ieal world to take notice, and as a result IL is
being prescribed every day to patients who suf-
Ter from nausea, heartburn. bloating, sour ris-
iags. poor appetite indigestion, dyspepsia. COS
tivcnsss or biiiiousness with gratifying results.
In these spring months it j. also very effective
in overcoming that tired feeling, Ii tones up
the sluggish liver, purides the blood an makes
you well all over. Insist on having Hostetter's
with our Private Stamp over the neck of the
bottle.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-13
Z. Z Nelch.
Plaintih
l.. n. Mead. C. n es. SUMMONS.
ana ". X. Aoddan aud,
Peter 4. Olsen.
Defendants


fe T. ~ Neacs. &. VI. Niies aud VI b. Rod-
dan AMI feter h. pi On the defendaIts above
naned. GreetA4.
ios sre hereby required to ar,,.ar in an
a,il"n hf' s1hi "eairsi ypu by tle above uamed
plainiin. IN tn, County tourt of 1fumnison
County, S'aie of 0ploreao, ard answer the
cnfufinini therein within twenty days after the
service hereof. ~ served within this County or
~ served ont e. tiis County. or by pub iicatian.
within tnirtg day az cf the service hereof. cx-
elusive 81 thr dey of sery ice, or Judgment i4y
iciauit Hil be trkeH against yoa accur ling =
tiU prayer ef ibH comp "a int, end II "a copy u
the ,uitai iu the above eutitiel action bt.
naf serve "a b tlli- summons. OF IL the servicg
D. arr uitsle out ui tili- state then ten iur-
iof app'aFa.c ard answer will be ALI ve- be
aforesaid
The s..id aciiou i- braueht 10 reauirr Won
ana each OF yog, tH set rrh tIe nature of Your
7cK-rul claims iu ana ro n unuiv iviied one fssrt n
interest in and to each Of the following de-
se bed lode u iuirF claims. to-eItf
The Aspen The t-rHn Na the Rfrar-i D.. the
Riverside Nu4 sltuafr iufis hock rari y rnipv
District, tn tlnUisan tHunty aud state al
e. oraeio. he same bring Cnisad states n incr
That h' a deer q Of said Court said l,lsint Il
rf decla ed iu be tbe owner fu Tee cot sri prem
s s, and that BY said decree you, and eas q nf
You. he adIudcad 20 have lu asi ate nor infor,.t
iu or 10 said irde mining claims and rlr arlrb
othrf relief as 20 equity shall seem meet - wi n
more fully appear iroW the complaiut in sal I
action 20 which refereure ls here made
And you are -i'rehy moi Itei that f yuu fail to
appear and TO answer the said complaint as
above required the SAID p'RiutiH viii cause
your del ault % be entered herein and then an
said com laint
- Given under my hand and
(AEALN the senl Of said Court at Gun
pisou IN said County. this 28d
- day Of March A. d iss6.
GEo. HErHERI~GToS
Apr l'-May 4 Judge and Acting Clerk
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-13

4 Gr sRASvGNH Crxg YNR PyyEs
Itching. Bin 4. Bleeding Pretending Piles Dru :
eisse are astbnrized to refund me-uey il PAZ
OINfQEN1 fails 10 cure in 10 IA days. SOC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-30
ALL PLANNING To
WIN SCULPTURE
MISS BRINKHAUS NOW HERE
ENhibit Of One of the Collections
VIII BE Made I'm Short
Time.

Teachers. children. parents and friends
OF the schools % Richmond and Man
chester are eagerly awaiting the an
uouncement in next sundays Tines Dis
patch of the great contest for schoolrooa
decoration. AT this early day the boys and
girls are enthusiastically planning TO win
for their schools some Of the thirty-seven
pieces 81 sculpture which are 10 be dis
triouted by this paper. and many are az
eadv asking tae.r relatives and friends
10 save their coupons for them.
Miss Gertrude T.. Brinkhaus. the orgina-
tor and director Of the plan. Will have an
Office i'm The es-Dispatch Building.
where She VIII be glad 10 see the teach
ers. children and friends OF the schools.
She received a cordial welcome among
the people of New England. Washington
and Chicago. where she has already car
ried OF her work. and She has come 90
Richmond fun of enthusiasm for the work
here.
Tn a very short time there Will be am
exhibit Of one of the collections To be
given to the schools OF Richmond and
Manchester This has already been order
ed from =. b. Caprlon and Brol-er. Of
Boston. who make the best casts In this
country Word has been received that
this collection is on the way. So la a
few DAYS the public will be able 10 see
inst what The Timcs-Dispatch is 60 give
to the schools OF Richmond and Man
chester
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-30
UNIVERSITIES ARE
ORDERED CLOSED
Address at Mass-Meeting So
Revolutionary That Authori-
ties Acted at Cmce.

ST PETEESH tG. October ~ Tho
Universities of St Petersburg and Kazan
two OF the most important in Russia. were.
closed to-da, nN order Of their resu..-
tive faculty councils. on account of ,in-
lation hy students of the stipulation tbat
open political meetings. should not be-
held within tn. College precincts
Tile speeches delivered and tho rosoi.-
uonS passed nt in' great mass meeting
held to-day iu tHr University here ,yare
So openly revolutionary and iucendiat,,
tnat the members OF the faculty were.
unable o ignore this open defiance of
the administration ultimatum. To thc
enforcement ~ which they are pledged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-30
MRS. EDDY DECLINED
TO SEE REPORTERS
Her Secretary, However. States
That He Has Not Seen Her
So Well in Months.

CONCORD. y. H.. October 29.-Nlrs.
Mary Baker Eddy. head of the Christian
science Church. who has been reported
as being dangerously in at her home
here. took her usual drive i'm the SUBURBS
to-day. J. G. Strang. Mrs Eddy's seq
ie'"iN- Said concerning her health to-
day. II haven't seen her so v,eu ar ST.,
vigorous in months as she is TODAY"
Mr.. Strang refused, however to hermit
newspaper men 10 see or interview Mrs
Eddy.
Mrs Eddy was observed by an unusual
rumbcr or persons to-day. on account
Of thc report OF her Illness. ana v-hii. src
viii Dee absent from Pleasant View. har
homo. Mrs. Pamley Leonard. th,. house
Keeper who is said to have impcrsonateI
Mrs. Eddy on the daily outing. was seen
at that place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-30
Will Introduce ReVOlu-
tiOndry Ordinance in
Council Monday.
CLOSE BARS FROM
ELEVEN UNTIL SIX
No Foreigners Shall Be Granted
Licenses and No Woman or
Minor Shall Serve Liquor
in Bar-Rooms or
Any Other
Places.

T.e news taa- a determined movement
i- .a Zoo, t, ..os. tae saloons ~ Rich
moaI at % O'Clock ~lI come wiz. dis
tr.. sa..k q, t.a-- bog owners Who aye
opposing tae proposed midnight CLOSING.
slr Jacob Im.af. member f-am Cay
Ward nl OH N.udar n.llt T~esent 90
t.a Council an ordinance containing t.-ee
distinct clauses w-rl reference o. tle
uar-r.rm n.--ar. W.l- the ord'-
r.l., tts lat let h.-a drawn. N-. rm-
.a-t SAWS I. WILL ask.
First-That au bar-roon1s shall close
their doors az II O'Clock. and keep
tren closed until 6 o'clock the fol-
loving morning.
Second-Trat no license 20 sell U-
uuor shall be granted 70 any one not
citizen Of the United States.
Tnird-Trat no woman and that no
male person under twenty-one years
cf age shall dispense liquor ~ any
bar-roon within tire city limits
If - surprise vol Oh know tnat many
0f uv l,-t friends ar- bar owners said
Mr lm.asf "lut .l sworn t9 serve
r- .Ity faithfully and to th. ne-t 90 my
..+t. $50. .nteul t0 make a fgat on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-30

Getmsn, Aiber. l.. 1912 y Fourth
street. Philadelphia
Hucoers. Dr.. Alvin c. Lyceum
Avenue and Mitchell Streets Rox-
5oroggn Philadelphia.
Huoders. Mrs. VIE of the physi-
clan.
Hayes Gertrude feoI1redl. Camden.
Heiseh, Martina. 1493 y. Twenty
ninth street. Philadelphia
Harris, Clifford troiorea1. seven
teen years. 1873 Turner Street. Phil
adeiphia
Harris, Sinclair. q brother.
Ifeil. Rachael. his wife.
ifeii. Samuel. - West Washington
Lane. Germantown. Pa
He-set. Albert. e3s Haddon Avenue.
Camden. y. j.
Keeset. Charles. "a brother
Kline. william, Stewart Young
adopted son
Kleinbergsr. Samuel Atlantic g, -.
Koher. Jonn. 30Sl Nfarth~ -or-r-
Philadelphia.
Lawrence. Mrs. Laura. Eleventh.
and Brandywiue streets. PhnadelrhIa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-30
RICH YOUNG MAN WHO SHOT
GIRL HELD BY POLICE

MN YOHK- Oot0Oer 2Q--L0uis r.
Brown. tie rich East Orange young man
who shot Laura Osterm. also OF East
orange. in cab on Broadway yesterday.
was held without bail to-day to await
the outcome OF the young woman's IT,
iuries The techinai charge against
Brown is fcionious assault. IL is be-
neved now chat Miss Osterm viii re-
cover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-30

5enckert. Mrs. Mary. sixth and
Jackson streets. Philadelphia
eenekert. Clarence. twelve years
ola. Is son.
sraeish. Mrs. Walter. PASSPORT. Ne.
Brown. Mrs. Cora eibber, East
Tor- No.
Bower, Robert. Fourth AID Lehieh
Avenue. Philadelphia.
Carter. W. l.. s-l Walnut Street.
Fnll--rip iphla.
Garter. Mrs. ". l., Die wife.
cuive7oe. Thomas. Philadelphia
Dempsey. James Paul. 900 stevens
Street. Camden.
Dempsey. Mrs. Ida. h's wife
Oomabie. Vincenzo. Atlantic city.
Easan, James. Atlantic City
Edwards, William. Woodbury.. ". T.
Freed. Emanuel. 90 New York. an
actor known as Nanny" Bernard
nephew - sam Bernard
Febbers. Or. Paul, 1921 Girard
Avenue. Philadelphia.
Febberg. Mrs. Frances. his VIE
Finkeistein, q. Fourth and Penn
sy'raria Avenues, Reading. Pa.
or the remaining bodies a. sFa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-30
A MORAL PERVERT
SAYS Mr.. BAILEY

DALLAS, TEN. October 29.-In his
speech at Brownwood to-day. Senator
J ". Bailey eNcoriatcd Mr Hearst. He
quoted the Democratic nominee for Gov
cruor of California as having denounced
Hearst because the New Yorker "buv.t
men. and when his money bags will not
answer. resorts 90 tho sand bag % and that
he has done more 90 corrupt Bemocrati,.
Continued On Second paye)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-30
ATLANTA RiOTER GIVEN
OPTION OF FINE OR JAIL

ATLANTA GA October CA q.
elements. young white man. pleaded
guilty to-day to q charge Of assault and
battery in connection with the recent
riots. and was fined 800 or six months in
jail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-30
BAD MANAGEMENT
At CITY HOSPITAL
subcommittee Reports
and Recommends De-
Sirdble Changes.
PHARMACIST NEEDED
TO PREPARE DRUGS

City Has Lost Money Under
System Now Prevailing-De-
termined That Location of
Colored Almshouse
Will Be Changed.
Aext OF Report.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-30

Monroe, Frank, Atianti, City
McEiroy. Mrs. Evelyn. 2o29 Green
street. Philadelphia.
Merward. Frank. 220S South Ban
croft Street Philadelphia
Merwar5, Joseph. brother
Miller. Mrs. Annie. Fourth and Le-
high Avenue, Philadelphia
Miller. Lester, her SON
MoEiroy, OliV.7, daughter.
Niessa, Eddie, 21i7 Sharswood
Street Philadelphia.
Eittenhouse, Mrs. Ella. 2I4q North
Front street. Philadelphia
Rittenhouse. Ella Mary. daughter.
Scott. Walter. Atlantic Citr.
Stewart, Mrs. ". H.. Wenonah.
y T.
Turner. George Ccoloradl. e4q Wi-
nois Avenue. Atlantic City
Veorado. Constantine c.. g3S South
Eighth street. Philadelphia.
Womfec. Mrs. Selma, 3iS Federal
Street Camden.
wou'fer, George. SIS Federal Street.
'auldeu.
Zimmerman. John. f5f No-'h Amer
lean street. Philadelphia.
az ~ Arman Tiadsco. of New Yorl,
e establishment IS that AZ on Ola
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-30
CORRECTED AND NEARLY COMPLETE LIST OF
THOSE WHO MET DEATH IN THE DISASTER

aentned dead in Atlantic ci,y wreck are.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-30

Continued On Second rage)
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

- Coiaaness. a. Jnas n~Aaxzsss
fssaa RfARAs states hare arstvxss here
- nc AnN@ai sessAoa ~ sis@ saprssne
eouneif q ~ unsaed cemn<sciaa
fEasslrs6 Shich all ke ia sassiaa
- 6nraa1 the newt F@w AaYs. To
annsssl res-sts Gf IT, SeEessi osfsoers
'~xos TIE s<sztixAfian 10 ee making
Eesssds KFvssh. hcsA naAnerfeaily and
saeiAals ~
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

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- s - sae s9aAp. ~Aaea Fe~
xxe 4ra9 snsies, eh~ n esrinx
~ @ss4rs1 aks~ mar wash Asr seais
sxssS 1es 80 sss have sAnxru1 her
NsA &w A@weapamsea hy fsasams hats.
tna. The onas way am ths w0Fsa To cure
danarur 10 - haia ths aanaru- GERM
ana here ts To hair pEepsrAfiaa that VT
s4e that bas sewasS's HsFEletas. Herps-
~sd@ nv kfitlnK tie AandTaw s~rn.
havss the hair free ~ grow ~ hsaishg
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isf6sng xxsgEtsls Sad tAws I'm stsNws
fos ssfapA - The H@Fpacid@ c. De-
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Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

uaafsssaef, - IN s1saa tribe II R@i
rsen. la resE-nss - shs tosss "Oar
R~sarsatloa Grassr New asAsoo." |"
.F.aaA thr apaaoxang taAhuss sn-shs iAaa
q saansalane. After aisrasstng ahe
sssis and huffsso sssA sA>.r seessts
sasaifir~ars q bgoahsaas loss. = s@ll
lin para
~Ass MaAaee has aeen rsIasa III
swt1esland = AnAefsea the sskpfs
assaa woala = tfaer 9 a vere NG1f&
KAms Switzerland II - New Avxlcn
of Esnop@. IiistoFy. tfadttsoa Ssd
fashIoa hare east ihaif spell ossf the
hGIls nj swasxsrsand asa the AIRS haks
heeosnr tfw s1nonsna for eraspAear
Cat ihe glamour ~ romance ossF the
u.aaEsssns sE Nev Mexico. t~ias ne
tsaarsls IL trAaition ssuand her. anf
iarm IN tiis II fsshss.sl s9xxEa ssrS -
thea compare cur Tnoasssssns wssh ne
Alps Or reseFse the prOoess strip
the ALPINE hslshts Of she EaEnltnrr of
her lee~naasy lore ana measure ihslr
nsxnssie2nee with that % a.sr great
Rocky range Then. and t1~n -pulss
can sust comparison ~ mad Ii
cxtens be Measure II merit. fl se
cnala inssadk The srsss mound ia sSs-
ten that belts the North An tiean
eanslnent. ~hlrh a axsarsdiy snlerios
10 tho lesser ones ol switzerland ~
aside fras6 tkls The variety and The
grandeur os oar own hame nlpaatain I
must command the stmlfation u All
who behold them and snfofe< con
fession that esen though the scenery
be- an Americas, 4 squalls IN III eAses
md exceis Id many that u much lA~d
I'd Switzerland :.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

R.smss meet in rrasernai nrosher
MOOD Han. every sscond aud fourth
MandSy~ ..e,ssib At inc 1EAsn ran =.
VISITING brothers alwsy~ welcome Il
the wlgwaIn. n. /. Corey. sachem:
r. r. Barnes, chief of recoris: ,. d
Fries. collector Of vsnpum.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

The Fsaternal srothssheod. no. toa.
meets every Friday night q tssir
haii In the schmidt building. west of
Fountain square. nj 9 O'Clock. visitins
members are always walcosne
JAMES N..CooK. u
President.
Mise Katie Burchen. Secretary.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28
PHYSICIAN.

Or, H. ". houF-ost"opaThic ply
sician, office. olaey block; hours,
. to IL, 80 to 4. phones, Las
Vegas Al. Colorado l75, SUNDAY
hours by appointment
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

New Mexico Ia the land Of perpetual
sunshine. Monotony In an unknown
quantity: beauty is appsHai every
where. while grandeur greets the eyes
az aii who traverse the Businesses n
her Rocky mountains. those everlast'
Ing hills that tower snow crowned as
II to pierce the bright spa ssainless
blue of the sun ~iiluminsd sky Every
variety Of scenery. ran be found ~
New Mexico. from the yAstness q she
level plain. extending % the7far NJ
xoa's rim, 10 the vsxtnNes * -
mountain climbing In rusxcd pfnnscles
10 the very zenith. Canons whose nb
ysimal depths awe the rcui and are
Illuminated by the hand n the areat
artist Nature. 10 all OF the eolors of
the prism, with which no human sTt:
Is, could cope: rivers whose rnshins
waters thru with their tnmnlious
sweep and sparkle with transeendent
beauty: valleys whose Areadian lowell
ness delight the heart; monntains
whose serried ranks terrify with thei'
stanendous magntficance: forests
whose frost touched foliage glows
with tints Of fire or glooms with ths
dark beauty 81 halsamic pines: brooks
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Rshsksh Lodas, 4. o. o. r.. meets
.neond aud fourth Thursdsy sseninyF
4 each manfh si 'he q q Y. hsn
Mrs. Matte 3. fiarltch nobla Ersads
drs. I.ida Hedwcoek. slc" Grand &rs
Tiara nsll. secretary. Mrs. Sarah
Roberts. treasurer. -
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

Eastern Star, Kexriar eomnsstoar
tsan second and fourth Thursday even.
,ngs Of each month. Al visi,ins brotA'
ers and sisters are cordially iStllo
Mrs ]. n. Reed. worthy na1ssa;
4. r.. pesrth. W. r: Mra nnss
Benedict. Sec; ns. 4. =. Hsveh.
Treas
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

FrssernaI uaion % Amsries. Meets
ssrst and third Tuesday evenings e
each month IN The wsodman hAn =
sirth street. ID : c'clOck. Mn nnna
Berringsr, y. n: v. Q. Keegiss. 60
retary. -->e
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

Knights os Columbus meet ever
second and fourth Tuesday OF ths
month al the Fraternai Brotherhoos
hall. Visitors welcomed ]. ", Nc
Mshan, q X; Frahk Strass, y. =.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

cAapmsn Lodge. Ne. 2. 49, q =.
Regular ceasosnistaoss fst ard srd
rhurstsys ~ zach nnnaths sssi'ins
nroshefp cordissiy tnsis~d. q u
Houches. ". ~: Charles II spoc
seder. secresary. -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-08-02
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining un-
called for at the postoflice at
Big Stone Gap. Va, on August
1St. 1906.
Mack Baker, Arthur Bristol
b. ID. Brown. Miss BOnie Chat
nee, John a. Croker. Paul
Dati, Tom Flaney, Ballard ID.
French, Richard Johnson, j. e..
Jordan, Matte Lane. Rev. G..
Z. Moore, Andy Pan nell,
T hOmas ID. Plantation, Mrs.
Lena Perkins.
Persons calling for any of the
above letters will please say
advertised.
w. 5. ROSE. Postmaster.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-08-02
WILL RESIGN.

At the regular monthly meet
ing of the Town Council on next
Saturday night I. I. Gilly will
resign his position as Chief of
Police of Big Stone Gap, TO take
effect September lst. Mr.. Gilly
expects TO go into the goods
business with Mr.. G.. S. Carter
at this place.
1t is not known who will be
Mr.. Gilly's successor, though
there are several applicants for
the place. We understand that
the council viii probably elect
a Chief to succeed Mr.. Gilly
Saturday night.