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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09
EE La C0RfE De DISYRIf1
DEL DISfRIfO JUDICIAL DE- SAH JUAN Pr
Estados Unidos de America
El Presidente ISS.
de los Estados Unidos
Lothrop, Luce Il Co,
Sucesores de De Ford q Co.
DemandanteR,
Us Emfsani.sts,
Don Manuel Argueso esposa |
D0na Ernestina Frias Eoya
Demandados.


FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico a Don
Manuel Argueso y su esposa Dofia
Ernestina Frfas Noya, 8 sean los de-
mandados antes mencionadoS.
Por la presente sc notifica uste-
des que Sc ha presentado en- la ofci-
ma del Secretario de la Corte de Dis
trito del Distrito Judicial de San
Juan, Puerto Rico. la demanda del
actor antes citado, en- la cual Solicita
de esta Corte dicte sentencia con,ra
ustedes por Ia cantidad de doce mil
trescientos dollars, 6 sea ell montan-
tie de tr pagareS de seis mil cua-
troclentos, Cinco mil cuatrocientos
quinientos dollars. cuyos pagareS
han vencido los dos primeros Ell de
Agosto de 1908 y Ell ultimo el so de
Novlembre de 1902 mas los intere-
ses al ? por 100 anual y las costas.
Sc notif1ca d ustedes que de no
|compareccr contestar la demanda
dentro de los diez dfas deSpues de
'notificado, ST la notification Sc hicie-
re en- ell Distrito y dentro de los
veinte dias 81 Sc hiciere fuera dol
Dlstrlto, pero EN- la Isla de Puerto
Rico, y dentro de los cuarenta dfas
81 sc hiciere Ell otra parte. el de-
mandante podra pedir y obtener sem
tencia por la cantidad de doce mil
trescientos dollars intereses V cos
tas
Es abogado de la parte actora Don
Jose Hernandez Usera.
Extendida bajo mi frna en- San
Juan. PuertoRico hoy 20 de Diciem-
bre de I9o5.-JosG f. Figueras, Sc
cretario de Ia Corte de Distrito de
San Juan.-Hay un sello. ,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09
HerniadOs (lusbradoS)
L. z Z .


Ha llegado a esta ciudsd Ell
delegado del INSTITUTE ORTo-
PEDIco WIVES, de Barcelona, ca
lie Union, mum. ~, entreSuelo.
Herniados Consultad con di-
cho sefior ST quereis mejorar y
curar radica lmente vuestras her
MAS con toda seguridad.
Las especialidades WIVES son
reconocidas por todo el mundo
cientfico y consideradas como
las mejores para ell tratamiento
de las hernias, por graves que
sean. Las referidas especiali-
dades son premiadas y declara-
das de gran utilidad piiblica por
10 Reales Academies de Medi-
Gina y Cirujfa de diversas ma
clones.
Dicho delegado esta hospeda-
do en- el HOTEL INGLATERRA,
donde recibira & los enfermos
de hernias que deseen consul
tarle y ponerse bajo un trata-
miento haSta e1 dfa 20 del CO.
rriente, de nueve mafiana q seis
tarde.
P e did folletos explicativos,
que dicho sefIor distr ibuye gra-
tis.
HOTEL INGIATERRA
SAN JUAN, PUERTO = RICO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09
CONSEJO EXECUTIVE

Los miembros que componen ell
Consejo Executive Sc reunieron esta
mafiana a las once y cuatro minutes
para proceder al nombramiento de las
comisiones, Han sido elegidas las
mismas que actuaban en- ell pasado aflo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09
& nuevo partido
PARTIDO RBGIONALISTA
CAFETERO
Sefior Director del
BoLETIN MERcANTtI
San Juan

Dan juan
! Muy sefior mio: Considerando un
hecho la Asamblea de cafeteros, me
permito proponer las siguientes ba-
}ses para la constitution del nuevo
Partido que espero ha de surgir de
.dicha asamblea.
Su affmo. S. S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09

Hoy Sc han corregido en- la Man
sion EJecutiva las pruebas del quinto
intorme del Gobernador civil de p. r.
que sc elcya al Presidente de los
EStados Un1dos por conducto del Sc
cretario de Estado, y que correspon-
de al afio econ6mico de 1904 a 1905.
Dicho informe sera devuelto Dor
el correo de mafIana 4 la I'm prenta
del Gobierno de Washington pare
su Immediate impression.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09

Sc ha trasladado provisionalmente
al trente del local que ocnpaba ac-
tualmente, la acredi tada Casa de
Prestamos de Jose Bazan, Allen 28.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09

Ell joven don Antonio Lopez Tizol,
empleado del Departamento de ms
truccl6n, ha vuelto su ofcina des-
.pues de haberse repuesto de los ma
les que lie aque ejaban.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09

Segdn anuncio, Sc ha puesto q la
venta en- la librerfa del B0LETIN la
Ley Municipal con s. APPENDICES, al
precio de SI.5o el ejemplar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09

Su CARMEINE es la mas esoui-
sta de las pastas dentlfricas todas
Has mujeres deberfan saberlo V usar-
la, puesto que su admirable produc-
s1rve para embellecerlas, Y no sa-
bria como agradecerle por hab6rme-
la hecho conocer.
Escribfa Nine. Renee Pa1nv, del
Teatro Sara Bernhardt (de Parfs)
al Snr G. Prunier, fabricantes de los
dentffricos higienicos CarmGine.
=" FL progreso," semanario escolar
que dirije Ell nifio E. Prats. Y adtni-
nistra l.. Dordal, ha l1egado a nues-
ira redaccion.
En- la factura del colegrita obser-
vamos ineludibles progresses.
Wanted b. large WHOLESALE
HOUSE bright young man able to
correspond both in English and Spa
nish; must be man of good indg-
ment and ability; good chances for
advancement; write stating age, ex-
lperience and salary expected Ad-
dress c. e. G. p. O. Box I87 San
Juaa.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09

permlto proponer las Siguientes ba-
Sses para la constitution del nuevo
partido que espero ha de surgir de
dicha asamblea.
Su affmo. S. S.
Un suScritor cafetero.
Bases.
Pr1mera.-El partido regionalista
'cafetero Sc constituye con el fin de
reclamar y obtener para la isla de
Puerto Rico, la autonomfa polftica,
administrative y economical mas am
pila y absolute compatible con el re-
gimen colonial de las naciones cul-
tas, regimen colonial que induda-
blemente han Sometido al pals los
Estados Unidos de Norte America.
Segunda.-El partido regionalista
cafetero proclama la inadmisi6n de
la ciudadania americana con sus adj
tamentos inevita bles, al parecer, de
Territorlo de Estado de la Union
Americana; y solo la aceptaria como
titulo international de los puertorri-
quenos los efectos tinicos exclusi-
voS de la protection de los mismos
en- ell extranjero.
Tercera.-El partido regisnalista
catetero proclama la reciprocidad
mercantil con los EStados Unidos en-
cuanto iguale 8 compense la protec-
cion arancelaria que disfrutan todos
los productos insulares menos ell
cafe en- los mercados de la Metropo-
II; Y respecto al cafe, "que es Ell pro-
ducto principal de Puerto Rico pro-
clama: 8 la protection arancelaria de
los Estados Unidos compensate con
la protecci6n arancelaria de Puerto
Klco respecto a la mayor parte de la
production americana, el derecho
de tratar y concertar Puerto Rico la
reclprocldad que proceda con los paf-
Scs que Otorguen ventaiaS arancela-
rlas la rlqueza natural, primordial
establc, Segura conouida, demos
trada y en- realidad ''1nica'' de la is
Ia, eSto es: al cafe.
Cuarta.-El partido reqionalista
catetero declara completamente fra
casados en- este pals el sistema. la DO
!ltlca los procedimientos del go
oierno actual, y que Sc rehere en-
comprobaci6n de ello,a, 4 los resulta-
dos funestos que han produGido los
m1smoS en- Ell orden econ6mico Drin-
clpalmente en- cuyo orden, Y existien-
do una verdadera protection arance-
laria en- favor del azlicar el tabaco
1nsulares no Sc ha conSeguido atraer
mas que contadfsimos. capitales des-
t1nadoS la exploitation de las in
dustriaS protegidaS.
En- consecuencia proclama Ia nece-
Sldad Immediate de restaurar ell re
gimen autonomico que defende como
medida y condici6n de paz, orden VI
respeto de todos los derechos de
simpatia y concordia para los Esta-
dos Unidos.
Qulnta.-LoS miembros del partido !
regionalista cafetero, no aceptaran. |
dentro del actual regimen puesto al |
guno que no sea debido 4 la elecci6n
popular, y en- Ell cumplimiento de los
deberes que les impongan los pues-
tos de eSta Ultima clase no toleraran
lmpoSicion, intrusion nj indication
procedentes directa 6 indirectamen-
te del Gobierno colonial actual
Sexta -El partido regionalista ca
tetero organizara en- loo Estados
UnldoS Y Ell eXtranjero centros pe-
rlodicos de defensa y propa ganda de
sus doctrines, y utilizara con Ell mis-
mo I'm cuantoS otros medios iustoS u
licitos esten a su alcance.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09

Tres multas valoradas en- $4 Sc
haA abonado en- Manati Morovis VS.
Arecibo. por individuos infractore
de las leyes de K. |.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09

A poder de la Tesoreria han lie
gado trece denuncias contra indivi-
duos de Manati, Vega Baja Lares Y
Cayey, que han vIolado las leyes
dc K. /.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02

drstahd the business l. residents For
he has served the #Dl. official the r~j,onle
position He carssul
county affairs with other
with wisdom and Iruoenc~
ArSr1& ~ As tANNDATE
DOVNLV to'NrN TREAS RER, II her
friends l,y the enthusiasm she cruating aud the
port she is receiving Her letter to the absolutely Jging
certain needed reforms the
made strong impression Mrs Iwney the youngest
OF Mr. aud Mrs Marshall and is personally known Of
the voters She to unnison when a child aud
rssvsf good education schools IAt she married John
Down-y and four children born tn them he
died aud Mrs Downev Immediately took Of
laoe early and hate provide
Ittl children She atuDdantly qualified for position
ie trusted with careful aud prs,npt admnist
ts~ Il te os largely clerical aud promises important
tioH u the sre ii d-Patis thoah
Wl make mistake
rvpDrts they going to do it,
e Our CANMDArE CLERK AND RExoRprR,
oSOTHkS needs introduction the people o Gunnison
county whose faithful and oblging ant he has
trn for There isn't had
visit the office ohasn
whose
been promptly answered by who OF
and the record books like index Hardly person
but has received favos his hands and good
for him An official obging and popular will difficult
beat for reelection We need change the Office Of clerk
recorder and il sale will have 10 change
IA CANDIDATE REPRESENT ATiyE has been
LEkRRII V mentioned length before and his
the sufrags~ Of citizens fed
The impending danger of Smelter
10 warrant every voter in supporting John A. Ihrritter
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02
Entcrtains Sister Clubs

Tsssdsy afternoon the ladies Of
our Monday Afternoon Club and
Il tAe Women's Club were enter
taissd by members of the |. 7. C.
Gathering at Masonic hall, each Wis
ltor vas equipped with typ'ca!
Hoalowe en- garb consisting Of a
sheet and pillow case Filing down
to the basement where good
thinRs 10 eat were stored they stop
ped long enough on the way to gaze
al, their likeness in the mirror and
wsse rewarded with = gruesome re-
ficcsion Of the evil one The dinner
table groaned with eatables and per
haps with wholesome fear of the
isck -o-lanterns and the Pickering
lighte of candles in snch stick
holders Is carrots, turnips, etc. A
of excellent toasts were Civ
sn, and . whole afternoon of fun
enjoyed by both entertained and
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02
Upper Cunnison Valley
kews-Champion Correspondence.

w" pun
Tuesday, oct. so
Irving Ames has gone to Lee
Lehmans for . while.
Mrs. Will Gillaspey spent Sun
day with Mrs I. Davis.
Mrs. Lee Lehman spent Tuesday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Geo
Smith.
Last Saturday night So young
folks surprised Miss Katie Walker,
the occasion being her 18th birth
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Sharp are at Mr.. G..
Smiths Mr. Sharp is soliciting for
the Chase Nursery company of New
York.
SATURDAY. evening, Oct 20th Mr..
!. B. Outcalt rovally entertained the
young folks Of the neighborhood in
honor Of Dulchie's 10th birthday
Dulchie received quite a few nice
presents.
News WAS received Monday Of the
death of Mrs Frank Wareham at
Tin Cup. Tom and Grace Stevens,
c. G. Miller. and Harvey Stanley
left overland for there Monday after
noon. No arrangements have vet
been made for the funeral. The
relatives have the deepest sympathy
of their friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02

genial county clerk, has taken the
utmost interest in these improve
ments and ably assisted the board
in securing the best material at a
reasonable cost
Personally We have nothing to say
about the ability Of Mr. W ID. Allen,
ite nominee, but since the Republl-
can invited this comparison, we pre-
sent the facts and leave it with the
taxpayers to decide whether they
want a continuation Of careful, eco
nomical administration of couLt
affairs. such as has been gwen, or
whether they desire change ia ex-
pensive republican administration.
Vote for Geo. L. Miller for county
commissioner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02
TAX ILLEGAL
f derl Govt Say. Cxasiss
az Wnho>a Wasva.a

ieci-lsn Ja-t rendered by a ssd-
- adgc IA eastern Washington
- - tnai >..cressry Wilson mad
Z. atbmiiv oi Jaw o. icvy a graz
w. ~ aud -.i. free Matter Mathews
. kmaa of that is,ealuy, who last
D. lirr ranrcA isis stick over the
~ - and d,.aei tie dl-irlc, at
eoInsv acfinr IN ,.r ADVISE # the
I "a States Ati.rp.v General TO-
r sh h,m Tic de,'isian reads In
ertainly here 1t J. tne secreisry
u agriculture who has uude riakeu
- enact this law. u Is he Who has
r. snaiei that which constitutes
- erime. the thing prohibited, the
Alng for Which the party - 10 be
DAu shed, the act which is the Of
Ono. is prescribed bv the secretary
- not enacted by congress As
- have seen. this canned be done
News-Champson has from the FIRST
opniended that the tan was without
psthority II AN appointive depart
peut clerk. aud come down 10 facts
Aai is all either Wilson or Pincho,
~ claim 10 be, NAV levy taxes, il
could indeed he a strange govern
lent Our contention has been
ind,cated in part aud We believe
Dill he finally upheld by the sa
uvem. court. In that case our
Dnchmen ought to get their money
Ack
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02
TIE RECORD SHOWS
OunauEaAic OlLciak Asse
6sra FailI2d 10 TuA

" hon 1t comes H. cou.fy cs's~usss
s.asser the Wsse vg;er ,s soa - sass,o
interested ~ party iIr.~s a. iss - ~
getting iirsi class man Ia caArSls
II county ba-incs. II - rea-OnseseR
then thai the News { hasa jpssso
should pre~euH sosss fscts s's1
6gurss as Be- the expenditure of ssaas
,ax money aneler democrs,,e -
IBlnIstrafioa.
Six wears ago Me.srs Hieck. CT
Inns and Custer assumed chssDB
after a hong period of ~pshascaa
rule Every fund "a. t,shssA,
county property was eo,ng o. rod
aud interest money ON the big 49,
mad no, bs.n ksp sp. We, hsse y
the cost ot condscting coss,y sGaisA,
the hrst thrss wears Of 'gs. - ss1
1880 be'as under rcpubl'osa sA~ais-
-frNtIpQ
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02
Sd DoeGh a Mrs. Dollie
Wareham

On Monday news of the sad death
q Mrs. Frank Wareham at Tin Cup
0me to Gunnison people Mrs.
Varebsm had been quite III for some
seeks, but was thought To he better
unday morning came sudden
GAange for the worse and at nine
o'clock she breathed her last leav-
~ five little children, one babe
- bst six weeks % mourn her death
\ I}votAers and sisters in Gunnlson
0pd - Taylor river were at once
<oAks1 - - bady wss brought
1sss Tse~d.y. Wednesday vt t~o
o coaA u the Presbyterian church
fsesesl services were held hy Rev
J. D. Henry and the remains were
lsiA 10 reat in Masons and odd
felDo~s cemetery.
nesiaes her husband, Frank
WsFsAam. and the little ones, other
nses aad dear relatives are in mourn
inG. and friends all over Gunnison
cosssy who have known Dollie
SAesess will grieve at her untlmely
depostsre in the flower of woman
hood. In a family OF three brothers
and Eve sisters she ia the FIRST TO G..
Mss. 6aevens still lives on the old
Taylor river homestead with her
500, j. r. Stevens. The father. J
ID. and the eldest brother, William
B., ere in Mexico and did not arrive
in tiase for the funeral c. T Stevens
makes headquarters in Union park
Mn. G. G.. Miller, Mrs Harvey Stan
ley end Miss Grace live in or near
Gunnison and Mrs. w. b. Melton at
Colburn, Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02
ABOUT OUR CANDIDATES
SAaA Sh.AcAe. 4 Ae Deoocs.aic No...s.. los ak.
I'D nes Qxa2c.Aioas
ANCE
= (. CROOKS

ARoG2 Mul ~. TN. MAT Cmxrs s,r.sIxrs~-
r. CROOKS "s>r Sses'> Al the c'unis good eI,i
ss"sam r"iyms 10 h.r SUPPORT aud this lr'~-i~--
,hi. ,~..,s a. regard. training for and sS.r, IN .d work
than Mrs crok. since ." she has i-" s"y siueatlai
so and W,andotte counties. Kansas in ~ she
county There '~'"a
the tow schools e Gnn"-os "h-e .s s"s e"n satisfaction
.ho work She eueris'ng and sis spirited aud "itaisr
married TO Mr. u in many
glad Of the oor,anity 70 iaye Henry by voting r his VIII Mr.
that has lsu known the host oi c'in. vote ior
the Ismoratc nomin,s superintendent good
Schools
J. r. THh DEA"Rarr C.Sn,"ar. >Htsitf ~
'AN ,ann-on county eight wears ago iron u"to" eo""ty
."kgro~r Settling Jack Cabin
od"g par, in county affairs rom"sn, stock grower he !.
"l with inren, II the and dnsnt
in Of duty Mr. span" calculated
qur good Judgement" good ,emIr bravery and nsuana1es
with the e % among % o" t hs n1s made ws" ."as
doubt Jim spa"n will l~ our next sheriff
JI DnMnR,rw CANmp.r. ConoSrn. A prominent,
DOYLE ..."+-- man Of c-ted butte Mr. yls has r1 drn
landed in section For five years he ~oked in " coal and
transferring il to the ,u~ During the period following
slump in silver Mr. noys p.c'e in the sot belt around srsn
marshal for terms and police magistrate He has
county W. predict that will be eested
substantial majority.
.,. :: a. !. r.. ..s s Sf % H. 4.
trade Of painter and paper hanger to take the
sie Office Of county his friends all predicted good
and their faith has n justified II office snguarly
hard TO III With satisfaction TO everybody yet complaint Of unfair
ha been almost unhesrd OF A far poss, he has
of the board equalization which annually
by reducing corporation assessments aud he
the only
thing In fact he has given property
dea all aud should b returned 10 that highly important
office
los r. DEMOCRATIC C,NmpArE SrRyE>oR. Having
three that Mr.
I-ner has his ability : officer and again
lie the old Of tiunnson aud
"
add To his popularity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02

Miss Matte Brown was teaching
the school at Parlin.
The Legal Tender mill at Pitkin
was proving successful.
Theodore Roosevelt Was running
for Mayor Of New York City.
Jacob Pressler was killed by fall
ing rock in the Maggie +. mine.
Frank A. Root left to make hi.
future ho~e at Topeka, Kansas.
Davis W. Mullin. died of pneu-
monia at his residence near the lake.
A terrific storm off Sabine pass.
Texas, swept the salt water 40 miles
inland across the swamps and drown
ed hundreds of people.
The republican newspapers were
jumping oil over Myron Reed, he
cause he was minister in poll
tics. The shoe is on the other
foot this year.
The second Gunnison county fair
closed it, successful four DAYS of
exhibits Among the features were
prize winning exhibits by W. L.
Kinds, VIM. A. Gillaspey, John
Bohm, Mrs. 5 c. Fisher. J. c. Nc
kes. Warren Richardson. W. r.
Buckley, George. Cornwall, Chas.
Biebel The ladies riding attract
cd great attention There were four
contestants. Mrs. Joseph Brennan,
Mrs. S. c. Fisher, Mrs. John Nc
Glashen and Miss Mollie Harper.
Ms. John Brennan won first prize.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02
Warrants IlrsUo

I.ast week the Gsnnisoa lsepu6oi-
can repsblished the ssmi annual 3.
nanclsl statement, which sppoaso1
in the News-Chsmp,on seven mose1D
ago, and attempted TO color the e
ures 10 read thst q democrsaic -
ministration WAS wasting 0oao1b
However they only dared 60 into d.
tails on two items.
tine WAS that the commissiouoso
paid this paper $3.50 for prissiaG
the delinquent tax list when the ~,
publican had . bid in for l3A
Now in the first place, for the buoQ
large pages of legal type. runniQ
four publications, $3.50 is not g.
cessive, nor ~ much in propossiaQ1
as most counties pay 1t costs .sossI
than $50 TO set aad run she lue
sayiAg nothing Il ~ invsstsssas b
type snA oshsr 1ssssial vhisA esa
only he sseA osn . ysss. ~ rssk
involved etc In the second place,
we regret 10 say thst this paper
only received $3.50, which was Dess
than it was worth. Vouchers were
on file for the trouble Of looking it
up, but apparently the Republican
preferred 10 make mis-statement.
And third, the Republican never hsd
a bid in for $50 or any other
amount at that time. Naturally such
. perverting of figures ~ the above
throws doubt upon other assertions.
However, another argument mention
ed was to the effect that the COM
missioners spent $1,000 on roads
in half a year. Here Are the facts:
This six months covers almost the
entire cost for the year, for prsctic
ally all road work mnst he done and
the elbills rendered during this period.
From nine to ten thousand dollars is
about the usual appropriation for
roads, but in this case included
large part of the lumber and mater
ial OF the Taylor River aud E0ke
Fork bridges, amounting to several
thousand dollars.
In addition 10 the above, the
News Champion wishes TO again
call attention TO the splendid work
our democratic board has been doing
in handling county finances and
keeping up the property Of tho peo-
pie. Taxes collected and monies
paid out have averaged even less
than before 1901. Yet besides pay
ing out $4,000 . year in interest
on bonds, which the republicans
never had TO ssy, the debt was
funded in lgn, they have been
steadily making improvements. For
instance, the court house has been
finished throughout with durable
steel ceilings and walls that will
stand hundred years with . little
paint occasionally, costing $1,000
A north addition has been added at
cost of $3.50, that furnishes
abundant rooms for all county Off
GERS, while fire proof vaults pre-
serve invaluable records of the peo-
pie Steel roller shelving Of modern
design has been purchased for the
Offices of clerk and treasurer to pre-
serve the massive books of records
from wear and make them easily ac-
cessible. costing Sl4OO. The rebind-
ing OF all of the old record. cost
$4,000. y county poor farm has
been purchased and improved until
it is more than self supporting
New bridges of modern design
have been erected. one ac1o.s the
Gunni.op. three on Taylor river, one
on the Lake Fork and one on the
Cebolla. each over one hundred feet
long.
In this connection ii should be
mentioned that J. E. Brothers, our
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02

trNt which lse viii r~I,r~~snt. aud
withal very popular IN hi. home
town
Mr.. Miller cane To Gunhlspn
IN 1ss1 aud 10 Crested Bmtte in
Afrsi of lss2 IL 1888 he MAS
married To- Miss Susie ~ Julian.
eldest daughter II Chas. Julian
lie has ls-en engaged in the far
nItuv~ aud qut-nswsre business
Tor s.lsVen wears. and for two
terms ha. served A. mayor of
the town Both sk-tions wer~
hotiv contested. hut in that nor
mailv republican stronghold: he
Won by large psiorit*.-. favor
ing the idea of municipal owner
ship III public utilities.
la his Younger manhood he
worked in both coal aud quartz
mines II the I'm mountains. He
ha. Travelled over hi- district
from Marble % Tin Cup aud un-
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02

The Elite Comedy company gave
a good show Monday and Tuesday
nights and then went up to Crested
Butte. They are billed for Gunni-
son again Saturday night at Masonic
hall and reports are will draw a
crowded house again.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02
lash Paint Store

First corner south Of Hardware on
Main St. Cut prices for cash. Also
furnished rooms. lodging and stable
TO rent
THE0DoRE l.. SCHMIDT
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02
Exclusive Styles

Fail and Winter. l9U6-l907.
Chas. A. Stevens q Bros. women ;
outfitters. Chicago. Local agent,
MARY F.. ZEIGLER.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02
ABOUT OUR CANDIDATES
Ssot Skeschrs Il the Ocaars.Ac Naniape. ts O&re
and Tkex QuaAc.A@s
GEO
L. nlH
CANDIDATE foR 4.

Sse0 CANDIDATE CoNMsss,>Es In the
l. W2Xk we'll ka unusually iprtun-
ate this -A~ttoa III candidates They
~ ulatl
t'- L. Miller oi tr.d Butte who II the stk>t
bushes i h iay tim resd os the third di.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02
TWENTY YEARS Ago. :

Should AUDI a-qudtHtance he forgot,
Aud n.rer brought to wiaf