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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-30
SPORT NOTES

The owners Of high grade poultry in
the Territory are looking forward very
much TO the show which will be given
I'm the Regimental drill shed from Jan
uary S to H. Already many entries
have been received, and the prospects
are that the largest number Of birds
ever seen in the Territory will be on
view when the exhibition opens IN
addition to poultry, pigeons will be on
exhibition and the owners Of high
grade birds are getting their entries
ready for the show. George r. An
drews of Fresno, California, will act
as judge The fact of his being one Of
the best judges or poultry on the
Coast and also his being an outside
man viii create new enthusiasm
among owners here in the Territory.
January 4 at p. m the entries close,
and any one coming with an entry af-
ter that hour will be obliged 10 wait
until next year, as no entries will be
received after that hour The follow
ing are the officers OF The Hawaiian
Poultry Association:
President Raymond c. Brown, Ho-
nolulu; vice president Lemue C.
AbIes, Honolulu secretary treasurer,
John j Greene, + o. Box 5S7, Homo
lulu Directors Raymond g. Brown,
Lemuel G. Ables, John j. Greene, Wal
ter E Wall, C. r. Frazier, H. A. Giles.
b. T. BeardmOre. Auditor i X.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-30

ln b' recent automobile race from
Pckiu 10 Paris the winner Prince
ScipiO BOrphesc in au llala iO' rnr
covered the distance in mXty days, al-
though he only took forty four days on
the road, as he was obliged 90 wait the
other sixteen days TO get around Lake
Baikal lie made on an average two
hundred and fifty miles . day. The
only new parts that were necessary
were two new springs, and two rear
wheels. The race was the longest race
that has ever been attempted in the
history Of automobiling. and IT will
probably be long time before IT. rs
repeated
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-30

The first novelty golf tournament
ever held here iu the islands Will be
played next Sunday at the Country
Club. Three prizes will DE offered ny
the club aud the tournament is open
TO every player I'm the Territory whe-
Their he is a member Of club or not
The course will be 1900 yards long,
and 10 viii be the hardest ever played
on by any player here. The last or
BOBBY prize will De just as handsome
as The first and second prizes. and the
player who has the poorest score viii
be the one to- take it home Every
player will be handicapped and the
club professional Alex McClaren VIII
be put five strokes behind scratch HIS
score and playing will be watched
very carefully by every one. as # is
understood that he has been making
very low scores lately
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-30
WHIT MEANS nHEnMATIsM

Sore and swollen joints, sharp shoot
ing pains, torturing muscles, no rest.
no sleep. That means rheumatism. 1t
is a stubborn disease TO fight, but
Chamberlain's Pain Balm has conquer
ed it thousands of times II Will do
so whenever the opportunity is offered
Try It. One application relieves the
pain. For sale by all dealers, Benson,
Smith & co.. agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-30
ExuArsTED nRAIN

is "a faithful cause OF pareEis, paralysis
epilepsy insanity, etc. The early
symptoms are headache, sIeeplesmess,
irrtabillty. etc, and the prevention
and permanent cure Of al such dlsor-
ders is Dr. Miles Restorative Nervlne.
At druggists. n first bottle falls 70
bcuc6t, money back
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-30
SPORTS
LARGE CROWDS AT
AALA BALL GAMES

The baseball games yesterday after
noon i'm the KaIauiauaole League at
AaIa Park drew one OF the largest
crowds that have been seen ON the
grounds this year As was expected
the Twiughls had little trouble iu de-
faaung the japanese A. G.. by the score
of ST Poor fielding and their inabil-
DO. .D hit tine ball was the cause of
their defeat Medeiros who was iu
tine box for the TwiIights. held them
down TO- TWO hits
The second game between the Ka-
ALIAS and the Chinese A. G. was one
chat kept the spectators guessing UNI
u Umpire Olmos had TO call the game
0u account of darkness The KaaIas
had the best of the game up to- the
sixth inning leading by the score Of
40. but the pIucky Chinese players
took a brace and tied the score IN the
eighth inning Neither team were
able f0 score boo the ninth and tenth,
and 70 was SO dark al that time that
the umpire was obliged To- call the
game. Both teams were credited with
| errors and the Chinese team with five
while the Kaalas had four chalkod uI
against them D. McCandlesB who
was in the box for the Kaalas did
good work. only allowing four hits ano
no bases on balls. An Pau who wa.
i'm the box for the Chinese team, did
very good work, considering that he
allowed seven hits. but as they were
so well scattered they did not count
\ He also allowed three men to walk
The following i5 the lineup and score
/ By innings oil both games
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-30

Brown, Honolulu, Exhibition commit
tee Board of directors Judge, George
r. Andrews, Fresno, California SUI.
pcrintendcnt. j. j. Greene.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-30
DO IT

shop early and avoid the rush. lon
wilI find il more satisfactory To your
self and a Kindness 10 tired clerks who
are 80 hard worked during The holiday
season. Birmingham News
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-30

THIS ILLUSTRATION GIVE THE READER A GOOD
IDEA OF THE APPEARANCE or THE NEW ORNAMENTAL PAR
LOR ALARM CLOCK, BUT THE ACTUAL CLOCK
is MUCH LARGER; 1T STANDS ABOUT is
MASSIVE IN APPEARANCE. TT IS MADE OF EBoNzED BAR
BUFF GUN METAL OF VERY DESIGN. AND IS
FITTED WITH AN EXTRA LOUD ENTIRELY HIDDEN
VIEW.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-30
BORN

ANTHONY--At their home IT'S Young
street December o. to Mr.. and Mrs
S A. Anthony son.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-30
BAND CONCERT

The Hawaiian band under the direc.
ton Of Captain Berger will give
public concert tonight at 1880 O'Clock.
at Emma Square The following is the
program.
PART T.
March THE Iug5lrS ......... BONN
Overture "COmidua" ... ........ Bella
Waltz Language OF Flowers" .....
............... ............. Roberts
Selection Ia Traviata" ........ Verdi
PART IT,
Hawaiian Songs-Ar by Berger
Selection-"Thc Merry Widow" Lehar
Waltz The Merry Widow" 90. Lehar
Star Spangled Banner"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-30
IT IS A WANT
AND A
NECESSITY.

Here's a chance to get a New
Ornamental Parlor Alarm Clock
absolutely free. This is a STAR
premium and It beats anything
ever put out Indeed, we've
spread ourselves to secure an
unusually attractive, durable
and Ornamental Parlor Alarm
Clock. They sell everywhere for
FIVE DOLLARS but to readers
Of THE STAR can secure one
absolutely free.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-18
De AGUAS.-BU[NAS
Pf6fugo dstsnidO pOr FobO
de un cabalIO. Falta do
ornate en- las cssas;
MAEyTRA De IkGLes
De regreso del pueblo de La.
res. s.-Eldtc or A sen;o.
Pros, Grid d.

Informase que el Department
to de Educaci6n no ha ordenado
que Sc empiece la construction de
la casa eScuela de este pueblo, por
no haber conseguido Ill solar con
buen titulo.
-EI cabo dc la policia Berm1-
dez, ea union del guardiA Morell,
aclban de plestar un importan'e
servic;o, oeupando un caballo 10
bado de la propiedal dc don Gu
lnersindo Carmona, dc Conerio.
Dicho caballo fue robado por el
profugo Pedro Nieves Lebron, con,
ira el cual presentaron denuacla
lHada Bermudez y Morell por hur
to de mayor cuantla ante el juez de
Bayam6n, por haber parecido ell ca
ballo Ell ell barrio Guaraguao,, de
aquel termino municipal.
L Llamamos la atenci6n del
Consejo municipal sobre el NAL es
tado de limpieza Ell que Sc encuen-
tran la mayor ,parte de las casas de
esta poblacidn. Por question de
ornate debiera ordenarse que Sc
proceda a piutarlas, va que se
la orienldo la limpieza de corrales
y patios y Sc esta procediendo al
des. erb' de IA plaza
-Ha sido nombrada maestro
d. ingles ell Sustituci6n de Miss
Vera L. Cober. Ia schorita Emma
Bartkouska. Lo celebranlos.
-DespuGs de permauccer al
gunos dias Ell Lares, ha regresadc
5 este pueblo el Official de sanidae
doctor Asenjo,
-Actualmente Sc estan cons
truyendo ciuco casas, 10 cual de
muvetra que el pueblo mejora. Coz
motive de la sicmbra de tabaco sol
nuchos los braceros que estan EN-
pleados, y ell comercio prospera i
mismo que la industria.
La fabrica de tabacos aVist
Hermosa,O solicita torcedores.
CoRREsPoNSAL.
Mario d. 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-18
NOTAS GUlYlM{SAS
El exdirectOr de- sci Eco de-
sCuAmanl, sbandona sl
psrtido republican,.
OFIClNA NOTkRIkL
En- Cayey, &C inems t6grafo.
Connie local republican,.
L S faroles.

Sc nos asegura que el senior
don Jorge Alfonso, ex-administra-
dor de uEl Eco del Cuamani,O Or
gano del par;lo republican, que Sc
pu1licabl aqul, st la separado por
complete dc las hue>tes que CONAN
da el doctor Barbosa, quedando en-
acti,u1 independents.
FL seilor Alonso . muy queri-
do por todlS las clases sociales de
Guyana, y es dc creerse que su
resolution sea dtbida a motives
muy podercsos.
Hace varios dias que Sc halla
instalado ell una parte de la Plaza
del Mercado Ell gran cinemat6grafo
aI.uniere, de IA e!np+esa Manuel
A, Garcia y ca.
D;cho apafato cstd hacienda
las dcii>il, d. nrrst.o pibllco.
los dis;inguidos letrados Sc
flores don Ramjl NAdal S1nta Co.
Iona y don Jose Rotrisuez Cebo
llero abrran en- bseve Ell cl pueblo
de Cayey una oli ina notarial bio
Ia dircci0n Y representation de
amboS ell sociedad.
-Lldmamos la atenciou a quien
cJrresponda acerca del hecho de que
| con frecucncia Sc apagan los faroies
ell muchas parties de esta ciudad J
no son encentlilos de nuevo. Sa
bemos adends FOR quejas de veci
nos, que en- la calle de la aMarinal
hay farol que no Sc enciende hact
muchas noches. ESQ mismo suce
de por la calle de oIohoS.S
Sc asegura que la retirad'
del partido republicano, hecha po
lei sefior don Nicolas Alonzo Piza
rro, ocasionara much IS desprendi
mientos del ,nismo pArtido, de Per
sonas que St hallan muy disgustada
en- dichls flas.
Los sefores que nombraro
algunos republ canos de esta 10 ,al
dad para constituir el c. mite loca
son Lcdo. Ramon Nadal SAINT
y l"ln,, don Pedro Perez, don NJ
,uel Truy ol, d Il Eduar o y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-18
GARG ANITA

Cdransen sin tenor que Sc re-
produzcan, los dolores de garganta, IA
ringitis, anigdalitis, ronqueras, COS
quilleos, tos nerviosa, eXtincioneS de
yoz, anginaS, con las Partillas Houde
4 la Cocaina
Su uso serecomienda especialmen-
te a los oradores, profesores, cantan-
les, y q todaS las personas que fatigan
III voz por un lrabajo excessive.
Los padres, cuidadosos de la salud
de sus hiios, 3eben hacerle chupar de
cuando eli cuando esas pastillas, q fin
de evitar en- ellos las Granulaciones y
las Vegetaciones de La garganta. Pa
; ra evitar toda deception, que pudieri
ser grave, exfjase la frma (Houde) so
bre la fsja de gargutfa de sus (Pasti
llas).
En- venta en- todas las buenas Far
macias. Deposit: a9, rue AIbouy
Paris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-18
DiSc~rsopr0Aunciado bor el senior La
x>ItEy1 en- la Cdma,a de Re
byeseutantes el 4 de Nargo
al eeyyayse la "a sesi6n
del CoAgreSo So.
Conclusion


E.tos los miembros del Consejo
Executive -hacen las leyes, votan
nuestras contribuciones, recaudan
nuestros fondos y los gastan sin que
Sc lie de satisfaction alguna al pue-
bio de la isla. Cada jefe de Depar-
tanento puede ptoceder Ell la for
MI mN arbitraria, sin miralniento
alsuno por la voluntad del pueblo.
Clsos hay en que parece que aIgu-
no, de- ello5 lllcen practica constan-
te el demostrar al pueblo de
Puerto Rico que el NADIA represeu-
ia en- la administration de los asun-
4os de la isla. Parece haber sido
reg'l el desconocer la voluntad del
pueblo; y como los mlembros del
Concejo no dependen del voto po-
pular para sus cargos, probable
mente coutinuaran hacienda 10 que
tengln por conveuiente, en- tanto
cu4uteu con Ia aprobaci6n del Eje-
cutivo.
Ahora se1)r Presidente, deseo
que Sc entienda cllramente que mis-
censuras al Consejo Executive bajo
ning1n concepto Sc re6eren al per-
sonll que form el actual Consejo.
Cuando hablo del Consejo Eje-
cutivo de Puerto Rico Inc rehero a
esa caracterlstica de nuestra Acta
Organica que forna la Calnlra Alta
de once miembros, seis de los cuales
son al mismo tempo jefes dc los
D-plrtamento5. Is pues el si9tema
el que 20 censuro.
FL actual Consejo Executive
esta tornado de honbres tan rectos
COMB polriais hllIar para esos pues-
tos. 70 creo que aun aquellos de
ese cuerpO que puedan cometer 9
hayAn cometido errores, llevaban,
quizls, la intenci6u de hacer el bien
aulque de alguuo' de eIlos creo,
que dentro de los derechos que IL:
da la ley podiln haber procedidc
con un mayor respeto a la voluntac
del pueblo.
ST estuviera en- mis- mlnls ha
Ger que Ell Presidente los separast
hoy 1nismo, no 10 harla; p rqu
son, como va he dicho, tan buena
personas como podli4 hall If el pre-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-18
C0ngreso americana

sidente para eSos puestos; y como
va han tenido tempo para apren-
der algo sobre este pals, los que
fueren elegidos no podran obrar
con igual acierto. Y sobre este
punto deseo nencionar el hecho de
que, en- vista de que son elegldos
por un ternino de cuatro amos, no
habria debido haber hasta el pre-
sente' mas de doce individuos para
acupar un nlisno cargo; porque
ninguno de ellos la nuerto o ha
tenido que abandonar el pals a
! causa de mala salud que 20 sepa)
y, ell !ugar de doce, han sido hasta
hoy 81 los iudividuos que han ocu-
pado esos cargos. En- alguuo dc
los departamentos ha hahido hasta
cinco de5enpcnaudo el cargo; de
manera que sin tonlar ell conslde
racion el tempo que esos funcloaa-
rios son subStituldos por su5 ayu
dantes 10 cual ocurre una vel al
(aiio, cuando menos) ell OCCASION
Ell que vienen 4 los Estados Uni
dos a pasar sus vacaciones, cada
mienbro de ese departamento ha
ocupado su cargo TN ternino me
dio de solo II meses.
Y cuando conSidereis, sefior
Presidente, que estos caballeros son
enviados ALI a hacer leyes para TN
pals que no conocen; para un pue-
| bio cuyas leyes. costumbres E ldlo-
ma no conocen, y este por un pc
Iriodo medic de II meses, podrels
bien i1naginar, senior Prcsldente,
Has probabilidades que llevau dc
acertar, a1n Gu lnio hubiesen side
lelegidos de entire las mi, elevalas
Iiutelectualidades del pals. Y as
sucede que un cAballero que des
Iembarca q las ocho de Ia noch4 er
ISan Juan, 4 las nueve de la mana
ma del proximo dla la prestado y;
lei juramento de su cargo y Sc slen
ia Ell su poltrona a hacer leYes, Ia
Ivez decidien 10 con su voto muy
limportantes cuestioneS, cuand'
| practicamente no hl tenl 10 a1l
Iocasion de Yer Ia cara 4 un sol
! lpuertorriqueilo, J
Ahora, seiior Presidente, dc
SEQ manifestar una vez mas que n
Itengo objecion alguua que ofrece
4 ninguno de los miembros del ac
tual Copsejo Executive, Ell cuant
Sc re6ere a sus personalidad4s. Fol
) mau, estos seioreS, un cuerpo {
lCmtA6a en- la bdgtna SD
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-18

Continua Ia session del dia
ID por la mafiAna:
Sc pone a discussion el H. B.
I25.
El senior Willonghby pide que
quede Sobre sobre la mesa hasta la
tarde que estara presente el senior
Acuha. Sc aprueba.
Sc votan y aprueban ell terce-
ra lectura los H. B. 90 y I26.
Tambien vota el H. B. rs. Sc
Igualmente Sc vota el c. B. 81
y Sc aprueba.
Sc declara el Consejo en- rece-
80 hasta las dos de la tarde.
Ell sefior Post dice que antes de
levantarse la session tiene que ad-
vertir a los seiiores del Consejo que
lengan cuidado con los proyectos
de ley que tienen Ell su poder, pues
va van d de la Camlra que Sc han
extraviado; que el esta dispuesto a
defender ell Consejo, sin que esto
sea hacer iuculpaciou al Secretario
de la Camara; pero que para esa de-
fensa necesita que los consejeroS le
ayuden siendo cuidadosos con La
copias y docum.uto5 que Sc rc>iben
lie la Cinlra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-18

Dia IA las tres menos 20
de Ia tarde Sc reanuia Ia session,
con asistencia de todos los sefiores
del Consejo. Preside Mr.. Post.
El gobernlIor comunica haber
limAdo los {. B. IS, 5, So, 81, 26 y
1o,
La comisi6n de gobierno local
informa favorablemente el H. B,
l69, Sc vota y aprueba ell terct ra
lectura.
Ell Presidente de la Camara co.
nunica haber 6r.nad0 el C.. B. 8,
sobre telegrafos.
Tambien los c. B. AZ, S., III J
so
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-18
Consejo Executive

Sc procede a discutir el H. =.
I25, para admitir la renuncia de
ciertas pertenencias mineras que.
forman parte de la salina denoni-
NADIA eCaborrojefaay para condonar
ciertos canones inpuestos Ia mis-.
ma y no satisfechos. Dcspues de
una enmienda que fue aprobada,
propuesta por ell sefior Acuha al
dictamen de la comision, pasa el
proyecto a tercera lectura.
Sc vota en- tercera lcctura el H.
B. I69. Aprobado.
Sc vota en- tercera lectura cl
H. B. 125. Aprobado.
FL Presidente irna el II. B.
Is. Tambien firma cl II. B. 69.
Igualmente 6rma los II. B, I25 y
S.. Sc vota y aprueba Ell tercera
lectu-a el H. B. 66.
A las tres y media hay IN re-
ceSo.
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ED|CTO! JUO|C|AltS

Amso.-A las personals que ne
cesiten insertar en- este peri6dico
edlctos judiciales, advertimos que
deheran pagar anticipadamente su
in''orte, 81 no tiene relaciones con Ia
empresa 8 no envian dichos edic-
toS por conducto de nuestros agen'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-18

Dia "a. A las nueve y diez d.
Ia noche Sc relnudl Ia session con
asistencia de to1os los seiiores del
Consejo.
FL acto Sc cel:5ra Ell ingieS
por encontrarse el interprete sefior
Castro ocupldo en- conlisioles de
conferenca.
A las diez meuos cuarto de,iere
Ia marcia del reloj el secretario del
Cousejo.
Este Sc deciara ell receso hasta
atlas horas de la noche que conti-
n1a la session.
Sc vota y aprueba el H. B. Fl,
con ermiendas.
Tambien Sc votan y apruebat
los II. B. S4 y l45.
II ptesidente frma el H. B. 75'
Sc aprueban los c. B. g y 10.
A las dos menos cinco Sc de.
Icara q Consejo en- receso.
tes Las personaS relacionadas con
nosotros pagaran el importe total
Icuando este hecha la mitad de las
linserciones.
Y en- ning1n case Sc entregara
Il declaration jurada de I'm edicto
sin re,i>ir el preclo de la inserci6n.
: Las anteriores reglas son invaria-
> bles.
Il In administrator de ola Demo-
i .raclGD
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-18

Cormik, don Tomas Villodas, don
Tulio Vazquez Telles, don CUTLER
mo Alvarez y don Juan Enrique.
CORRESPONsAL.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-04

Ladies $500 sweaters. all colors.
s 80 SANpIINFg'S
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-04
Silver Dollar of l7o5

prominent coin collector has in his possess
iou q silver dollar dated 1885. This was only
three year, after the law established our coin
age system was enacted. and j. therefore con
siderei the oldest coin Of IT, kind ia existence.
One Of the oldest family medicine before the
public Is the celebrated Hostetters Stomach
Bitters. having been com pounded Tor % years
During that time IL has made a record II cures
far in excess of any other remedy. and many Of
them have been effected when other medicines
had failed. Il is compounded strictly in nc
cordancs with the pure drug requirements.
Try It at once. Il cure= dvSpeI -ia. indigestion
biIou@ness. c"stivene== Door appetite chilli
colds or malaria. get a free cory Il cur Isl7
Almanac from your druggist or dealer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-04
PovAerhOrn
News Champion Correspondence
"Wednesday. January >

News Champion Correspondence
Wednesday, January ,
New Years Day was celebrated
by dance
Mrs Henry Schnepf entertained a
number of friends at New Year $
dinner.
Correction to item of last week.
Coursgd Bros. are sinking well
aud 80 is Nm Sammous.
DR. Collins has been under the
weather for some time due to hurt
received while lifting a log.
Chas Schcrker was hurt a few
weeks ago being kicked by horse
shud with neverslips but is rapidly
mending
Iluse from the outside world who
spent Amas in the valley were Mr.
and Mrs Andy Frank, Ben McDo-
nough, Misses /ora and Millie Car
peuter, Mr. and Mrs Edgar Bowers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-04
CrnArsoo
Ne~s Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, Jan. >

Ne~sChampion Correspondence.
Wednesday, Jan. >
l.oo Miller went to Montruse Mon
day.
Marie Wilson left for Rideewa,
Sunday.
George Rusk is visiting his fam
lily IN Clmarron.
Mrs. krabble l. visiting hel
daughter in Cimarron.
W Netherly and J Miller went
TO Montrose Monday.
Denver Richardson returned from
Grunnison Wednesday.
Eddie Dundin of Ouray spent the
holidays with his mother.
Willie Gynan visited Mr. and
Mrs McNamara this week.
Mr. Eaton Of Denver has been IN
Cimarron for the last few eays.
Mr. and Mrs. Netherly are visit
ing MIR John Miller and family.
George Trevartben has been visit
ing Mrs lathrop and family this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wolfe return
ed TO their home in Gunnison Wed.
nesday.
Mrs. Geo Anderson visited with
friends while on her way to Delta
Sunday
Maude and Lester Brown return.
ed to their home in Grand Junction
Monday.
Miss Blanche Nelson left for Grand
junction Monday to resume kel
school duties at that place.
Morris Crabbie returned to Lead
Vile after spending his Nmas vaca
ton with the Nelson family.
Maude Estes visited her sister
Mrs Hazelhurst few DAYS while on
her way to her home in Gunnisor
from Montrose.
Mrs. Lou Lathrop entertained 4
/ party of young folks at her pleasant
home Thursday evening. 4 very
delightful time was spent in dane
ing and playing games after which
a sumptuous lunch was served. Tn,
guests departed declaring Mrs. La
throp a most pleasing hostess.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-04
SoxnSer
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TUESDAY Jan
The Oi9 La sLiPVe4 = Ca 81
aga grade ore lasi seek
}. y Barnes has gone - she Gar
renter r.nch f1r hIs mare and c1lt
h A. P1mel a Bro are taking ore
tFosa the lrun Cap and val Hsll u
AZ the -prlHg
JP. Barnes and A. = Hay have
finished work 1H the Eob Ey i1T
r. A McGrcgor and Son
There mast bs some who have
faith an this camp for there wsFe .
few midnight walkers on the hrsi.
Al Hay and NJ NJ Poster val
commence cutting aud hauling TIM
Der f1r the Hes Hight IN a lev days
Mr. Neal of Manner-ville. Ia de
parted for home today but before
leaving told We he would tie back an
the spring
Spencer is in Beod If school
teacher for Miss Bart failed to get
back from her holiday trip 30 TIA,
lower country.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-04
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"Wednesday. Jan
e. q SAMPSON drove - Gsunisan
MONDAY
. / Thomas oi Gothic was IN
the valley alter loai % hay Non
dsy
Anthony C0mstock came from
GsnRlson to spend vacation with
his parents
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. SHACK ieford
entertained few friends at dinner
New Year Day
A number Of Ohio creek csttlemen
were riding here and IA the Crested
Butte range this week
" r. Dennis Is over from Brigh-
ton shaking hands with friends and
also moving bis household goods
across the nse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-04
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News Champion Correspondence.
TUESDAY, J@n.
LAST week John Bonn and wife
l.ii here 10 hive at Crested Butte
Eooco Saniarell went a. Crested
Butte TUESDAY returning a fe~ days
later
Charley Wilson has been very III
durIng the week, but is reported
much better
sam Botten6eld and Fred Over.
steg came over from Jacks CABIN
recently 10 remain for the winter.
A number Of children here aud
grown people as well are complain.
ing If very severe colds OF iniiusnza
A baby girl arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs John Ramsey on
December 81 but sad 10 relate lived
only lev hours.
Mr. and Mrs ii j Sellers have
the sympathy Of our people because
of the loss OF tn sir ne~ born infant
Thursday evening.