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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-19

Arc lights of l-D candle power.
srn dollars PER arc 10 ten O'clock D.
~ Fifteen dollars PER arc ill mid
aigii
Arcs 10 be furnished by the tow.
st cost price.
Intermittent consumers will he
charged at the rate ot fifteen cents
per kIlowat hour. with minimum
charge of 80 cents per ~ candle
power lamp per month up to and in
GLIDING - lamps H. cents for each
additional lamp
prLEs AND EEGI LATIoNs
SECTION 4
Par l. Wiring and supplies
will he charged for at cost. l6 can
die power globes at - cents, - can
die power globes at 30 cents. The
town will not permit the use Of other
gloles or meters than those desig
aated or furnished by them nor will
any wiring be permitted except by
it's omploye, Prices on shades and
6xt"res quoted on application to the
4ayor or superintendent OF plant
Par. :. Bills for current or
sspplie~ Furnished are due and
sAosld be paid on or before the
lOsh day Of the calender month next
sscCeeding the calendar month
10 which such current or supplies
o. both were furnished, on all
bills not paid by the 10Th OF the
0onth rs herein above required
there will he an additional charge
OF five per cent
Par 3. No deduction will be
made for services not rendered or
current not furnished unless the
plant sbould be continu oosl " shut
down longer than forty eight
hosrs, in which event proper
tio0ste reduction will be made to
CONSUMERS using light at a fixed
monthly rate.
Par I. II shall he the consumers
duty TO Immediately ly notify the sup
erintendent Of the light plant
of any defect or failure in the
service, also, when ever any
consumer wishes to discontinue
the use of any light or lamp
or lights or lamps, notice to the said
superintendent shall be promptly
given, unless such notice Of discon-
tinuance is promptly given and
lights ordered cut out, such lights
will be charged for at regular rates
whether used or not.
Par. 8. The Town reserves the
right to discontinue the ser
vice and furnishing of current,
without notice. First, for re-
pairs. III which notice will be
given when yracticable) Second, for
false or fraudulent representation in
regard TO consumption of light, or
an improper use Of light or meters
Third, for non payment OF bills when
due. Fourth, for the use OF globes
VI IifttcTs ptnt1 tildii tipSS dCSiRhdt-
ed or furnished by the Town. When
lights are cut off for violation OF any
of these rules and regulations a
charge of one dollar will be made
for putting on current. Nor will
any current be turned on to any par
ty in arrears to the town for lights
furnished
Section ). The Town agrees to
furnish lights. current, supplies and
service with the distinct understand
ing and on condition only, that the
foregoing rates and the terms, con-
ditions, rules and regulations in this
ordinance set forth and provided, are
acknowledged accepted and agreed
to by the consumer or consumers
when lights are applied for, install
ed, or used.
Passed and approved, April 9, 'o1.
r. j. THOMSON.
Mavor
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-19
Gard q Tkaaks

We wish TO thank the very kind
friends who assssted us during the
affliction Of the loss of husband
father and brother.
Mas. T. f GoknA> and CMILpeEx,
Ma. aud Mas. n QUsEN, :.
Mr.. aud Mws. VIZ. HOGAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-19

Men learn plumbing Western
Plumbing Trade School, 1903, Ire
mont, Denver. Colo. Day and night
classes. W. L. Cream
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-19

Have You not often admired en-
graved visiting and business cards
We furnish them in the approved
styles and the reasonable price will
surprise you.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-19

THE GRAFT HOUSE-Under
management Of Mrs. Mary Maupin
Clean. comfortable rooms Restau-
rant in connection. Main street,
Gunnison. Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-19

W,SrED-A good second hand b
fat cornet Inquire at the New
Champion Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-19

New shipment of genuine Stetson
stiff and soft hats just received and
Sweet Orr & Co. bib overalls.
SAMPIINERS
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-19

80 asa.AssssO - sssdy.
H. tmns Uuse 49, saasood kQase-
ussd - past 81 ske w.y sozk . AA-
tnsuna sosas kaase % UAscA oeAss
esnAasuu Uuse sxaasassd 90 ssUAlsA
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-19

Jap-a-Lac
For Floors and Furniture
The Endner lumber Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-19

Apple cidar and apple vinegar,
each 40 cents a gallon.
WV. DUTEMYRE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-19

WASTEp-Ambitious young man
or boy to take course in Scranton
school of Correspondence. Any line
of work from electrical engineering to
the languages You can secure this
course without money. For interest
ing particulars inquire at News
Champion Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-19
TWENTY YEARS AGO" !

Shouid au'd acqaa aintanrs be forgot,
And nerer brought to miRy
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-19

Spring house cleaning makes one
think of new carpets and fresh rugs
for the cosy corners and floor places
that receive most wear At Clar-
ence Adams Furniture and Queens
ware Store will be found the latest
patterns in ingram, brussels and
Wilton carpets With the latest in
rugs from dollar up to fancy art
squares. We shall be pleased to
show YOU the beautiful new figures.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-19
AkesAsen
Misc IIarriette Pnrrier

n ir~ llArrtettc fnrrter
Bright and early on Thursday
morning, April eleventh, nineteen
ssven, a. rough, poverty stricken
appearing crowd gathered together
at the Myers home on Main street, a
moot peculiar looking heap was grad
uslly deposited on the side walk
near the door In this heap could
he found most anything from pickles
to q kodak.
Old shoes, short skirts and broad
brimmed hats bobbed back and
forth through the door and the anx-
ioss and agitsted voices Of q dozen
girls spoke their impotence to be
a.
After the arrival of al ths COM
paay, wkicA oossisesd II thrss koys,
sese~ girls 80 ths High Eci.ool
Superintendent, Mr.. j. &. Campbell.
and which rspre.ente.i the physical
geography and ee"logy classe. OF
the GSnnison County high School,
the articles in that rnyster,ous look
ing pile were loaded into the two
coaveysnces and the noisy bunch
left town for our far famed granite
quarry, Aberdeen, located ten miles
southwest Of here.
This quarry, from which the ran
itefor the ecoRstrSction of our Colorado
state capitol building in Denver was
taken, furnished to this company Of
school boys and girls not only many
specimens OF gray granite but also
many varied and splendid examples
of the earth's structure and sculpture.
The vehicles made many stops
along the way to study examples Of
rapids, falls, bars, talus, lagoons,
springs, etc.
The teams logged along at pretty
good gait for several miles. From
the Wilt Lane the road leads across
the river and over the hill toward
Vulcan. On reaching this region of
elevation the horses slowed down to
a walk until they made good start
up the hill when one of the horses
on the front wagon decided he cared
to go no further, so stopped.
He was coaxed, he was patted, he
was rested, but to no avail till the
driver got out and led him on for a
short distance.
Within the Moore ranch the road
crosses South Beaver at the ford and
as the party approached this, all
were in the highest spirits. All
went well to about the middle of the
stream when the one section came
again to a stand still. Again that
aggravating bay was allowed to rest,
while the water came nearly to the
buggy bed. He was given the op
portunity TO drink, again he was
patted, and Was pretty strongly en-
couraeed from behind but not until
the driver crawled over the tongue
did he decide to move Then he got
in a hurry and started with jerk
which resulted in breaking his har-
ness. Here in midstream We waited
till baling wire, that ever handy re-
source of the Rockies, could be found.
On reaching Aberdeen the COM
pany went to the quarry and climbed
the granite walls, where they first
discovered that they were not the
only visitors at Aberdeen that day
Here assures, shrinkage, and other
examplesof natural phenomena were
found.
After a most bounteous lunch, the
teams were again hitched, and. 60
ing up Beaver a ways, the students
found many interesting and instruc-
tive examples Of source, corrosion
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-19

Each additional light 80
MIDNIGHT FLAT NATE
For lights running until mid
night, as follows:
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-19

Clarence Adams
Furniture and Queensware. Tele-
phone No. Ga.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-19

Each additional light .1j
ALL NIGHT RATE
For lights running all night. as
follows:
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-19
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An sdjssrned session Of court
will be held NAY II.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-19
Spring suitings at THE FAIR.

Fresh Crystal Chunked Lime for
sale by HERMAN MAuER.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-19
BUSINESS LOCALS

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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
BURY The HATCHET
POLE THEN ERECTED
Charles Click and c. D. & M.
Officials Come to. Terms.
Traction Company Finally VIII 9
Out in Bitter Fight That Be.
gan Last Fall.

Charles Click and General Manager
George H. Whysall of the c. d. &
NJ. Electric Railway company reach
ed an agreement, Wednesday, as a
result of which the company has
placed a pole in front of the Click
home on South High street. For
lMr. and Mrs. Click kept
the company from putting up this
pole on their lawn. Wednesday Mr..
Click called at Whysall's Office and
finally consented to having the pole
put up.
Last fall when the company start
ed to put up line of poles on
High street, Mrs. Click went out
and placing a chair over the hole
dug in her lawn, sat on the chair
and prevented the work from be-
ing done. Finally the company placed
the pole outside the curb, and there
it has stood until the present time.
Dance tonight in Schwinger hall.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13

a general slowing down Of trains In
this territdry. Western roads have
already decided to cut the schedules
oI some of their fastest trains, effec-
tive this month.
On the Erie's main line train IL
will after june 23 depart from
Youngstown instead of Meadville as
at present, and arrive at Chicago at
the same time as at present. Train 3
will leave New York at the tame
time and arrive ten minutes later at
Chicago. Train will be given ten
minutes more time between Chicago
and Salamanca. Train 4 which has.
been leaving Chicago at 1903 will
leave there at 10:45 and arrive at
New York thirty minutes later.
Out Of Cleveland train will ar
rive here at 1850 instead of 12:40 as
at present. Train will leave here
at the same time and arrive at New
York twenty minutes later.
On all other passenger trains oper-
ating official figure that the sche-
dulles will be diminished on an aver
age of ten minutes between terminal
points. Instead of running passenger
trains forty five and fifty miles an
hour, the Erie will not attempt TO
make better than forty miles an hour
and will maintain that position as
long as present conditions as TO traf-
fic and travel prevail
In addition to the lengthening of
schedules on the Erie the road will
have two new trains into Cleveland.
They have been arranged with the
Pittsburg & Lake Erie at Pittsburg.
Train 10 will leave Pittsburg at 6:1s
eastern time and arrive here at AS
a. m. Train % will leave Pittsburg
at 7,15 eastern time and arrive here
at 1890 a. m. This has been done to
furnish the p. & L. E. better Chicago
service. That is accomplished by
getting better connection with the
Lake Shore at Cleveland. The new
trains are also put on In order that
the p. & L. e. and Erie may com
pete better with the Pennsylvania. =
Plain Dealer.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
iRailroao Votes

The Erie railroad will lengthen the
running time of its passenger trains
June 20 when the summer time card
goes into effect.
President F.. .. Underwood takes
the position that hereafter safety In
travel is to be placed far above speed.
He has given orders to the effect TO
all divisions of the Erie. Underwood
believes that recent increases in acci-
dents and weak rails demand that
trains not try to run so fast. His
word reached here yesterday
This is the first time such step
has been taken east of the Mississippi
river. II is expected that other roads
in the east will follow the Cries ey-
ample and that by fall there will be
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13

mas His father, DR.. G. u. Sawyer,
who has always attended to the duty
o. presentingthe diplomas, was unable
to take part in the exercises because
of illness. He heard the program
from an invalld's chair pust outside
the auditorium.
The program was closed with an
overture "orpheus'' by the Quln-
tette club.
AT the Huber hall, where dancing
was enjoyed following the program
the guests were received by the
graduates. The hall was beautifully
decorated with streamers and pen
nants in the class colors. The Quln-
tette club furnished the music. Dane
ing was continued until midnight.
Refreshments we're served during the
evening.
Outof-town guests at the COM
mencement were Mrs. Anna McDon-
al. Cleveland; Mrs. B. r. Dundroe,
Fremont; Mrs. Eva Babb, Xenia;
Mrs. Herbert Davis and little daugh-
ter, Margaret, Xenia; Mrs. Martin,
Bucyrus; Mr.. and Mrs. T. Gallant,
Delaware: Miss Glenna Mead. Sidney;
Miss Lane, Piqua; Miss Kathryn
King, Gallon; Miss Fredonia Strauss,
Columbus; Miss Martha Harvey, Co
lumbus; DR.. o. s. Mills, Columbus;
Arthur Hambright, Springfield; G.
Mead, Sidney.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
POULTRY BREEDERS
VIII Bave a Show During Coming
Winter.

Al meeting of several local poul-
Try breeders held Wednesday It was
decided to call meeting of all
poultry breeders in the county for
the purpose of electing officers and
selecting date for the Greater Mar
Ions Poultry show to be held in this
city during the coming winter.
Ihe meeting will be held Friday
etening,l June l4th at s O'clock at
me offlce of II L. Carpenter & Co,
located the first stairway south Of the
marion County bank. Every poultry
breeder In the country interested in
rhe success of the show should not
fail to attend.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
C. D. M. WIRE GANG
Begins Overhead Construction Work
ON Bucyrus Extension.

"A force OF men started work Thurs
day morning, erecting poles along the
route of the proposed extension of
the C. ID. & M. Electric railway from
Marion TO Bucyrus. Owing to unfaV-
orable weather conditions, the COM
pany has found it impossible to do
any grading so far.
"As soon as the weather will per-
init, we will begin TO prepare for
laying track" said General Manager
George II. Whysall.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
Low PACIFIC COAST RATES.

From March 1st to April 3Oth, the
Erie r. r.. will have tickets ON
sale daily at very low rates TO the
Pacific Coast and intermediate
points. For further information,
apply to L. e. Nebergall. Erie Az.
ent. or write
o. l.. ENOs,
Tray. Pass. Agt.,
-12-2steod Marion, Ohio.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13

The Big Rink closes Friday night
for the season with a midsummer
skate. Ladies in white. Gentlemen
in soft shirt and belt. Grand march
300 o'clock, .6-12.ot
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
OFFICIALS PLEASED
With New Chemical Wagon for
West End.

Mayor Scherff, Chief Mcfarland and
Charles Il. Gompf, member of the
Safety Board went to Columbus yes
terday to inspect the new chemical
hose wagon that Is being constructed
for the west eni department by the
Seagrave company, The officials were
highly pleased with the wagon which
in now having the finishing touches
put on.
1t will be delivered here about
July /.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13

Dance tonight in schwinger hall.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
Rheumatism Cured in 3 DAYS

Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in l to 8
days. Its action upon the system is
remarkable and mysterious. 1t re-
moves at once the cause and the
disease immediately disappears.
The first dose greatly benefits. rs
cents and 81. Sold by The Dumblc
Pharmacy, Opp. Pilgrim Inn
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
Garbage Specialist.

The promptest attention will be
given to the collection of all kinds of
garbage. Test me by calling Citizen
Phone on 1865. 6-11-5t pd.
j. j. RYAN.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
JOINS THE NAVY
"Butter" Runyon win Root for
Uncle Sam.

Ross Butter Runyan, one of Ma
rions most jealous baseball fans, has
enlisted in the navy and in a short
time will leave to enter the service.
Butter! is one Of those fans who
boosts the home team whether 1t wins
or loses, and the fact that his CHEEKY
voice will no longfg rfifYFPlks kshes 9iE
csuse for resretAhongl tie 1atfohS of
the game .SgehA fagCA u,yers
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
HELD AT SAWYER SANITORIUM

Four Young Ladies Graduated From the Ohio Sanorum
Company Training School for Nurses with Appropriate
Exercises Wednesday Evening--Dr. w. B. Hnsdale OF
the University of Michigan Delivers the Commencement
Address--Exceent Musical Program Rendered--The Ex-
ercses Followed by Ball Given at the Huber Hall
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13

The Big Rink closes Friday night
for Sthe season with midsummer
skate. Ladies in white, Gentlemen
in soft shirt and belt. Grand march
900 o'clock. 6-12-2t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
ANNUAL 5. 5.
CONVENTION
Closes Wednesday Night at
Martel.
REV. geo. M. ROURKE
Of This City Speaks on Sub
ject, "What's the Use?"
Mrs. Fora Galleher is Chosen Secre-
tary-Will Meet at Martel Again
Next Year in June.

The Wednesday afternoon session of
the tenth annual Sunady Sohcol con
vention of Tully township which is
being held at Martel was marked by
"a large increase in attendance over
the opening session Practically ev-
cry church in the township was rep
resented and number of Marion
Sunday School workers were in a.
tendance.
The progarem opened at 1880 o'clock
with short song service lead by A.
,C. Queen of Marion. Short devotional
exercises were conducted by Rev. G.
IN. Rourke of Marion after which Rev.
NJ. p. Galleher Gf Martel delivered an
Interesting address on the subject
Some Things We Need"
After a vocal solo by Miss Ada Low
miller the comm'ttse on resolutions
submitted its report extending a
word of thanks in behalf of the con-
vention to the people of Martel for
the courtesy shown the delegates. W.
Is. Burton of Martel rendered a pleas
ing violin solo after which Rev. G. M.
Rourke of Maion talked interestingly
Oh the theme, whats the Use" Rev.
Rourke declared that the people who
ask that question are generally those
who are not interested in the work Of
Christ or the Christian church.
The program closed with half-four
talk by Miss Clara Ullmer of New
Winchester Ohio, on How a Sunday
School Lesson Should be Taught to
Children"
EVENING SESSION.
After the usral song service de-
votional exercises were led by Rev.
J.. F. Bonham Of Frazersburg, Ohio,
Violin soloes were rendered by w. S.
Burton and Melvin Coultner. Prof.
III. H. Rangler of Findlay Ohio gave
an address, Boys and the Future
after which the program closed with
selection by the Clyde quartet.
H Before the Convention adjourned q
short business sesHion was held. II
was decided to hold the next annual
convention one year from date In the
Disciple church Of Martel. Mrs. Fora
Galleher was elected secretary of the
convention, the office having been
left vacant through the death of Mrs
NJ. Galleher.
Following is the list Of officers who
were elected for the coming year: IL
e. Coulter president Thomas Weld
amair, vice president; +. Roesch
secretary; II. Baldinger. assistant
secretary; John Neff, treasurer; D,
Aurnt, president Of home department
Mrs 8. Galliher, secretary OF hom'
department.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
HORSE HURT DURING
EXCITING RUNAWAY
Team Took Fright at an
Interurban Car
Dash East on Center Street Until
Horses Collide with a
Telephone Pole.

"A team of horses 1iitched to n
wagon took fright at an interurban
car about II o'clock this morning
and breaking away from their fas-
Jennings in front of the Free Ban
tist church made dasn east on
Center street.
In front of the McWilliams resi-
dence they swerved and dashed tow
ard telephone pole. The horses
went on opposite sides of the pole
bringing the outfit to a sudden stop
and smashing up the wagon One of
the horses was badly injured and
the other broke loose from the
wagon and kept on going east. He
was captured near Charles street
The team and wagon and two
plows that were tied on at the rear
We're the property of william Holver-
stott. One of the plows was badly
damaged. Several pedestrians narrow
ly escaped being run down.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
GAMBLING ORDINANCES
 APPROVED BY MAYOR
Chief Executive of City ARIxe. Names To Many Enactments or The
 City Council.

Eollowing upon the action of the citv Council on Monday nlgnt, e Mayor yesterday approved the loiAo" ing street paving ordinances:
 To nave both sides Of Gordon stree, from the north side of Bell to the south side of Division.
 To pave Virginia avenue rom tne south side of Mildred street 10 the north side of Jefferson paws avenue aVenue
 To pave the north side or Houston street from the east side of Jackson to tbe west side of Garrison street
 TO nave the south side of Houston from the east side of Jackson to the north side o6 Adams.
 TO nave both sides of South Hull from the south side of Jefferson Davis avenue to the north side of Cramer
 Thirty days will be allowed the ,ronertv owners on these streets 10 nrotest. after which time the paving will be ordered and bids advertised for. .o ooo worth of paving bonds yesterday, Tor work that has been satisfactorily done.
 All of the gambling ordinances which were passed by the city fathers on Monday night were also approved at the same time, and will be put into erect at once. Copies of the ordi- nances were being made at the police headouarters yesterday, and when typewritten will be put on placards and distributed in prominent places.