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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-On the Produce Ez-
change today the butter market was firm; cream
cries. 22@3215c; dairies. 2o@30c. Eggs. steady
at mark, cases included, 22@24c; hrsts, &c
prime hrsts, 25c; extras, &c. Cheese, STEADY
131h @16c.
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The SAN Francisco Clearing House

A. the annual meeting Of the San Francisco
clearing House on Tuesday the following officers
N-ere elected: President, Homer ). King; vice
president, T. Steinhart; secretary, W Gregg Jr. (;
g Tearing House mmittee-F. Lipman chair
o lani. vice president Wells Fargo Nevada Ma
onal Bank; G. X Mcintosh. vice president Of
Ie san Francisco National Bank; J. r. MOultOn,
t ASHER OF the Bank of California: A. kains
secretary manager Of the Canadian Bank of
Qmmerce. manager, Charles Sleeper; assistant
manager. J. 4 Burke
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

The Butter market was in excellent shape ves-
terday even the under grades of fresh creamery
goods, which were very weak the preceding
day. being firm under urgent demand for
shipments. Fresh frsts were 1c per pound higher
and seconds regained the &c lost on Tuesday
There were several large orders for cheap Butter
In barrels and tubs which this stock was being
used to fill. Fine table goods retained the firm
ness noted in the last report there being a good
healthy demand and no Eastern storage stock
to compete with.
Eggs in abundance and cheap. with
prices still pointing downward. The demand was
stimulated somewhat by the opening of the
ported steady instead of weak, as on the pre-
ceding day. Supplies were still far in excess of
requirements, however, and the usual surplus had
to be held over.
The only change in Cheese was fractional ad-
vance in fancy flats.
Trading the Exchange was confined to Eggs
the sales being follows: 10 cases selected and
20 cs extras at 21e, 100 cases rsts at zoe and 90
cases do at 2o1ac.
Receipts 81 800 lbs Butter, 5000 lbs
Cheese and 1921 cases Eggs.
The following were the official quotations
established by the sales, bids and offers the
floor of the Dairy Exchange:
BUTTER-Fresh Creamery extras, 32c per ID,
firm; do firsts, SIC. firm; seconds, 2sc. firm;
packing stock, firm at 23c for No. 1 and 21c for
No. =. Storage goods-No. l packing stock,
21ac. firm; Eastern ladle frsts, % 1ac, firm.
CHEESE-Fancy California fats, 1515c per
icas, fancy. 10 1ac. steady: irsts, 131@c, steady
Eastern storage, fancy, 161ac, firm Western do.
Is NC. steady.
EGGS-California fresh selected, 22c per dozen,
steady; extras q 12c steady; frsts, 2012c,
steady; seconds, zoe. steady
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores. Turnentine and Ro.,,

SAVANNAH, Ca, Feb. l3.-Turpentine, firm
Rosin: firm; quote, A, B, G, D, s3.95; f, 81;
F. G, A.15; H. S4.45: l. $3.50; K 1926; NJ
/ kSooO; n, Sc; w, G. S6.25: W. W. $3.50.
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Dried Fruits. Nuts. Raisin., Honey

FRU1Ts--Apricots. 16@2oc per ID; Evap-
grated Apples. spot. Ga @S15c; Peaches. 100
he; Pears, 9@l21Ac: Prunes. 4-size basis, &c;
large sizes, 4615c.
RAISINS-Seeded. S5@10c; Loose Muscatels
nc, 1&4c and Sc for 3 3 and crown respect
lively; Seedless Sultanas, 747Ac; Thompson
Seedless. 15c for unbleacbed: London Layers,
3crown, $1.S5; London Layers. 2-crown, $1.IJ;
Clusters. $3.50 for Imperial, So for Dehesa and
81. so for fancy.
NUTS-Almonds Nonpareils. 171 @1s1e;
x l, 16.1A@1sc; Ne Plus Ultra 16@17c; brakes.
131a a@14c; Languedocs. 1917 @14c; hardsheil.
9@10c Wanuts, jobbing price-Softshen, 150
l6c for No. and 12@13c for No. q Italian
Chestnuts, 5dSc per 10.
HoNEY-16@161Ac per lb for bright comb and
12laM M14c for amber water white extracted
nominal-none here; amber extracted, 5A6lTc
per lb.
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Deciduous and Citru. Fruits

Conditions in the fruit market showed no
change from the previous report and there
no variation in prices calling for comment.
There was good demand for Navel Oranges, but
prices for large sized fruit, which constituted
the bulk of the offerings. ruled weak, while
small and medium sizes in urgent demand
and occasionally commanded a premium. Much
of this fruit received recently shows evidences of
having been packed while wet. and is rapidly
spelling, necessitating quick sales at low and ir
regular rates. Two of Central American
Bananas in yesterday and such of the
fruit as was ripe found prompt sale at advanced
prices
APPLESLS1 10 per box for Newtown Pip
pins, S2@2.25 for Spitzenburgs $1@2 for other
red varieties, and S1.10M1.40 for Belfowers.
PEARS-Winter Nelis, 81 per box; cooking
varieties, 81. 80 per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box: Navel Oranges
S2@2.5 so for fancy, S1.50@1.75 for choice and
81 G1.50 for standards; Seedlings. $1@1.25 Tan
gernes, S150; Lemons. So 1908 .25 for fancy 81
g2.25 for choice and $l.25@1.I5 for standard;
Grape Fruit. S3@H350 for seedess and 81 756l
:. 25 for common: Lines. SI@7.50 per
TROPICAL FRUlTS-Bananas, $i62 per
bunch for Hawaiian and S20l3 for Central Amer
lean; Pineapples, S3@5 per dozen.
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Foreign Futures
MinneapoIis Whcat Market

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb, 13.-May wheat, soMc;
September, 1914 6Tsxc; No i hard winter,
S41s @s5asc; No / Northern s27s @S3%c; No.
Northern, s11s @S17sc; No. 3 Northern, 79@SOc.
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State. saeked-Yelow. S1.2715 al. 80; White.
81 ~ al. .3212; mixed, 81 25@l. .271h; White
EgSPllan 10: Brown Egyptian, S1.121a @1.15.
., ~ 1E-Sl-3 500 40 per ctl for California and
$l.35G1 40 for Utah.
BUCKWHEAT-$2@2 % per ctl
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Eastern Livestock Market

OdiCAGO.
600 head, Market steady to 1oc higher Beeves.
$410@6.90; cows and heifers, Sl.1og .: 10 /;
stockers and feeders. S2.60@47O; calves, s5.75@
750.
HoGs-Receipts sooo Market strong to 5@
1Oc higher. Mixed and butchers. s6.5o@7 221s;
heavy. s7,1o@7.25; rough heavy, s6.so@7; light
SO; 9o@a ~ pigs. s6;25@6.9o. a4
Sheep, s3.5o@5.7o; lambs s475@7. 90.
OMAHA.
OMAHA, Feb, 3.-CATTLE-Receipts, 1000
9: cows and heifers, s2.5o@4; Western steers
$3;25@5; stockers and feeders, 81 2So@5. 10;
calves; $Sg6.5o; bulls and stays, 81 5oG4.22
stronger: Heavy. s69214 q .05; mixed, $4,000
6921a light, S67s19 @6.92h; pigs, $5.1o96.5O
hsher Yearess S9G@
5G5; ewes $5G5.lo; lambs s6.5oG6.7o
KANSAS c1T1 TANsAs Fsh ollf l1fs-CATTLE-Re
eeipts. .ooo Market steady, Native steers,
81 so; native cows and he heifers, 81 4o@5; g
I 20; Western fed steers, $4@6 Western fed
HOGS Receipts, 5000. Market strong to
7.1o; pigs and lights S5.75@7.5O.
Muttons. 81 @6; lambs, s7@75o; range weth-
ers, $54o@6.5o; fed ewes, s45o@5.50.
Los Angeles Markets
Los ANGELES. Feb. 13-No change in the
price of eggs made today. which con-
trary to expectations. Receipts are increasing.
especially those of northern stock, which is said
ceipts exceed those Of yesterday by 20 cases
Butter Is unchanged in price. The present
supply Is sufficient, but no more. Nearly every
dealers stock Is about cleaned up; storage Is
almost gone
Potatoes are very firm. with few arrivals;
cabbage from San Francisco is in the market
and sells at five cents a pound.
Onions are weaker as receipts are larger:
Poultry and game scarce. All kinds Of
nsh are scarce.
. Pr Produce receipts: Eggs; 4s4 cases; butter.
sweet potatoes,
Following are jobbing prices:
EGGS-Local ranch, candled, Csc; Northern
ranch, candled 24c
BUTTER---Local creamery. fancy. Zoe: valley
Csc; coast creamery choice, 6o@65c; cooking,
storage lee; Anchor. large. lsc; Anchor Young
America, 19c; Anchor, hand, 1Sc; Eastern sin
gles 5@lss az Eastern twins 15e Eastern ched
dairy. lsc; Swiss. imported, 2S@29c; Swiss,
domestic, 2oc; limburger, 1sc.
Hens. lightweight. l4e T Young e ROSTERS iS isc
fryers. 16c; broilers 1sc; old ROSTERS, Sc; tur-
keys, old toms, Ice; young TOMS lie; hen tur-
dozen.
Selling prices. dressed lb-Hens. 1sc: young
ROSTERS: 12c; turkeys 23c; old toms 2oc young
toms, toms, 22c; hen turkeys 2oc; geese, 1sc; ducks,
1ccs squaDS, 30 a dozen.
POTATOES Ia ctD-Idaho Rurals. 81; Colo
, rado, $2do; Salinas. $500 Highland, 81 %;
Oregon, $2.25; Early Rose. Eastern, 81. 25@2. 90;
Wisconsin. 81. 10; Minnesota, S2.1O; sweet pota-
toes yellow. 81
oNIoNS-Yellow Danvers, Northern s175;
Australian, brown, Northern, S1.75; garlic, &c;
ehilis evaporated, 125@13hc; sun-dried, 13@
1slse; ground l2lac; Mexican, bulk, 121a G1sc
BEANS "a ctl)-Pink, No. 1, s2.75: lima, No
l, 50; Lady Washington, No. 1. s2.75@3; do
%; Garvanzas, S4.25@4.50; lentils. sG10c
amber, 14c; comb. white, I5620c: extracted
water white, 6o-lb cans. 7ll@Sc: extracted.
white, 6O-lb cans, T1ac; light amber, &c.
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London Closing Stocks

Bar silver-Steady; 81 13-16d per ounce
Money-41a @4&s per cent
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is AS per cent and for three months
bills 4% per cent
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sd. Louis wool Market

ST. LOUIS, Feb. --gOOI-Steady. Me-
dunn grades combing and clothing, 24G2S15c:
light fine 20@2412c; heavy fine 16@1sc; tub
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California stock and OIL Exchange
SALES
Mining stocks
COMSTOCkS

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
'tock and Exchange Board yesterday:
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Southern Ry 5s. .112

Southern Ry 5s. .112
Texas & pac 1sts.11S
Tol. st l. & w As. 81
Union Pacific As. .101 II
U S Steel I'd 5s. 9S%
Wabash lists. lib
Do deb B. ...... 40
Western Md As. Sis
Wheel & L E As. :. 81
Wisconsin Cen As. IS Il
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Colo Ind 5s. ser A 20
Colo Midland As. TN
Colo &. South As. 81
Cuba IS. .103 y
Den & Rio G IS. 96A
Distillers' Sec 5s. S9A
Erie prior lien As. 81 II
Do gen As. ..... S65k
Hooking Val 41as.104 4
Japan fig o9lL
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 13-1o:3o a. N.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask. Bid Ask
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LOCAL MARKETS

northern Busfness
SPokANE, Feb. 13.-cIearinss, s1,o61 2s5;
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Provisions

CURED sIEATS-Bacon. 14Isc per ID for
heavy. 141hc for light medium Ice for light.
161sc for extra light and 2o@o1c for sugar
cured; Dry Sailed Sides. 13IAc: Bellies. lie;
Eastern sugar cured Hams. 1615 @17c; Californis
Hams. 161@c; Mess Beef. 50 per Dbl; extra Mess,
$3.50; Family. $40. Prime Mess Pork S16.50;
extra clear, $23; Mess $40; Pig Pork, $26;
Pigs Feet. So; Smoked Beef, lac per lb.
LARD-Tlerces quoted at 91sc for California
compound, CSC for Eastern compound and 12c
for pure; balf-barrels. pure, 124c; lob tins,
12Ac: 5-lb tins, 127sc; Bib tins, 13c
COTTOLENE-One half barrel. 10%c; three
half barrels. 10tsc tierce 101xc; two
tierces 10%c; five tierces. IOAc.
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Hides, TnIIow, Wool and Hops

HIDES--Culls and brands sell about Is01c
under quotations Heavy Sailed Steers I2I5 a
13c; medium, 121z@13c light. 1o15 @I3c; Cow
Hides, 12la @13c for heavy, 121s @13c for light;
1515c; Salted Calf 15Isc; dry Hides, 23c; dry
Kip, &c; dry Calf, 25c; Sheepskins. shearings.
20@50c each: short Wool,l 50M7ec each me-
dunn, T0@90c; long Wool, S1GI 90: Horse
hides, salt, $3G3.25 for large and 50 70 for
medium, $2.25 for small and SOC for Colts:
Horse Hides, dry, $2@2- 25 for large and s15
Oils for medium. .25 for small and SOC for
Colts. Deerskins-Dry Mexicans, 3215 @35c; dry,
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

Cattlemen Of the Grand River and
Roaring Fork association arc lined
up solidly against the grazing tax
and will pretty generally refuse to
pay believing that it is unlawful.
The situation is already very much
strained as forestry officials threaten
to lease the range to big cattle COM
panies from the outside. In de-
fense county assessors will aseess
the big cattle companies and their
expenses for berders and lawyers
will it is believed more than Offset
the grazing privileges unless Pin
chot gives them a rebate. The
stockmen of northwestern Colorado
intend simply to turn out their stock
as usual, let them stray where they
please and if anybody is arrested
they will all turn in and help to
fight the case through the courts.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

OF late wears the breeding of draft
horses has almost entirely sapplant-
ed that of trotting or running stock.
A ranchman might raise aOcolts from
the finest racing horses TO be pro-
cured and two or three really first
class animals would be a high per
centaee. The rest would be ordina-
nary driving horses. But 20 colts
of Percheron or other draft stock
would every one sell for high price
We have in Gunnison county one of
the best climates and surrounding
conditions for breeding first class
draft horses TO be found in America
There is money in it but the strain
must be thoughtfully selected and
then adhered to without change for
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

Grand junction News-There was
an increase of 65 per cent in the out
put and value of the refined beet
sugar product of Colorado during
the present season, over last year 5
production. The product this year
is valued at sl2,4l2,6SO. Last
year . sugar output was valued at
q ,435, J61. The increase in value
of the present output is 4,S61 ,lU4
The total acreage of beets harvested
in Colorado during the year was | :
go. The total tons of sugar rein
ed was 1 l,4I,7OO. There are u
sugar factories in the state which
have . daily outpat of IL, 100 tons.
The number of employees in the fac
torics is 1855. During the wear the
farmers received for their beets 81
SSS 500. The money paid for fac
tory labor WAS S2,Oll,OOO. The
number Of pounds Of sugar produc-
ed was SO. .507 600.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08
- - - 0AauD
0rnves 0ssket Lee>es
~ - - 0Du0

Denver Union Stock Yards, Mar.
A-Trsde WAS fairly sctive here lsst
wssk bot the inferior quality II
many Of the offerings in the beef
division was css.e Of morn or Iess
dsllpsss. Good be~f cattle were in
stroax demand ed closed very sear-
y sAssAy ~ asdisa ssA hsh -
kioAs 80 u 10 " ~ ssoss - thses
~sse rather too many Of these o~es-
ID for The good of the trsAs. Fed
ess asd saockers were sctive sad
6rn with demsad bettsr thea ssp-
ply. Fair 10 god pslp s~d hsy
fsds brought t4s5 to e475. No
choics hay I'D ssesr~ offered. Choice
cvws brought 1915 but not many
abovs $500 and fair 70 good kill
ess wsat largely At e325 to $3.50.
Feeder end stocker trade eood ah
wsek. Best heavy stssrS brvsgAt
4465 fat sad fair 70 good weat
largely st e4.lO 10 $3.50. several
loas bringing the latter price. Good
sssscted in demand for The medium
9ss6es and evea the plain sseers are
moving moro readily. Market TO-
day IVES active and strong to 10
oents higher on strictly choice offer
ings. Other grades about steady
and some salesmen thought weaker
W. n. Fulton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08
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ANNue ueArAAENWA III

@Ta.s n -esa fasTs Neti. and ns
=. sssxe.~ I aS-e.tes uscsElls
aEln ana bigger sooi shan yos
a. } had an aiiai. aad eood une
An aubi7 Nh en earth thea dia
yea follo~ me- whz; Is youF alihi 7~
Nex.r mind no~ Ne shoald s-.l
b. thi. miserable cellar. .~-tsieev
s. lat a night am 50 aslssfs8ef I
sha be horrirly conssromlsed
-Tu taAe th. sruaf of !; all I'm
sa-rs but. fcr the howe OF i.cavcn.
eons cry. or I saa'l lose whai Httle
nee { have icf
g am not ersi- - she denied en-.
phatcally Nv inclination Is 10
81 es with laae' ter I'm hysierical
And whe wouldn't be with police af.
acers and coils r-arn. e.r
face Let us te
naan outside Wil rres ut'F teer Hs
~hlsneriug 81 we stand to1, llara
longer.
There was wisdom b. tais 30.
euce again ! took fhe candis and -
nasched back. There wasn't a sin
rie Jest left in my whole system. and
ID aidut look as II there was ever
sulug 10 be another supply. Ne took
tn other side of .As furnace, and al
leugfh came to a figbt of wooden
stains. leading somewhere into the
club. 1t was our last chance. or We
should be obliged to stay all night in
sone bin. for 1t would not be long b.
fore they searched the cellars. II
this fight led into the kitchen. We
we're saved. for | could blur the serv-
ants We paused. Presently we as
cended. side by side. with light but
hrm step. We reached the landing in
front Of the A00r without mishap.
Prom soneShess casse . pvR of air
which blsU ssk ~ eanAas. I saevck
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

TIE Gsnnison Republican bur
,ieWs isa columns this week With two
hong srticIe~ taking advantage of an
obviows printers error in The NEws-
CHAMPION OF March LIST. TLlee lines
were dropped bodily out ul the quo
tation the compositors eye running
10 . similar word below. As this
editor WAS out Of town and the very
evidel n.tention WAS to give Mr..
Grey iull credit for his views the
apologists for these reserves need
not have worried. Our readers know
that this paper would not intention
ally misquote or misrepresent any
one much less our friend Mr.. GRAY.
We have always given him credit
for good intentions, while at the
same time earnestly believing that he
is aid ing and abetting a policy
most disasterous to the progress OF
Gunnison county. We wish the
Republican had the nerve and pa
triotism to join in the fight against
this vicious policy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

eag1sseov - osss oosasA - . ~
etssaea esoos6 ~ eeseo-
. 0sesA vsoasssly ao.Asse ~ 0ay-
- b.1s1sssA iats . striag q essk.
he%ans! u Was ~ ever, H. AOsay
= saa0sass!
naaag. Rsapity bsapity bsaas-
beaaG!
have heard many stass thusAsrs
- ~ time. bat that rscset beat aay.
tAtag ssA everything this siAs q saegs-
Gsos.
Instaatly the door opeaeA anl Q %
hcenan toked his keaA In. Before
had time TO move. he grabbed ne BY
The arm and yankel ne-into the ball
rooa! The girl and I had made .
cs0plete circuit Of the cellars. and
hal stumbled into the ballroom again
~ the flight opposite to that by which
we left 1t. Cheerful prospect. wasn't
n? The adventure had ceased to have
any droll side to It.
Aha" cried the base minion Of the
law Here you are. then, Hello,
everybody Hello!" he bawled.
Caught. Here We were. the Blue
Domino and myself. the Grey Capu-
chin. both of us in a fine fix. Dis
covery and election l could have stood
with fortitude and equanimity: but
there was bad business afoot There
wasn't any doubt in my mind what
was going TO happen. As the girl said.
there would he fiaring headlines and
horrid pictures. We were like to be
the newspaper sensation Of the day
Arrested and lodged in Jail, hat
Weald my rich. doting old uncle say
70 that, who had threatened to dis
inherit me for lesser things. felt
terribly sorry for the girl, but it was
row utterly impossible to help her, for
I couldn't help myself.
Ard behold, The mysterfous stran-
ger I had met in the curio- shop, the
fellow who had virtually haunted me
for six hours. the fellow Who had mas
Queraded as Caesar, suddenly loomeA
~ before me. still wearing his sardoa-
)e smile. At his side were two more
policemen. He had thrown asiAe his
sogA and WAS in evening dress. His
keea glance rested on me.
Here he is. Mr.. Haegerfty!" cried
the policeman cheerfully. swinging ns
oroand.
A detective, And Heaven help -,
- believed ne to b the thief! o..
~ AlaAAin's lamp!
OUatin1eA Next Week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08
,pFttr,reNs rog eRuTNe PERMITS

fPFIICNrIpNS tOR GRAZfNG PERMITS
NtfI ift l- ilsrrhy given ihai al ugElicatIsiHs
o. r.rruItts o. craze cattle rnd horses within
Ita 'tII' = NlSBN fOkE-I kt>tkNE ds4rins
tIie s5=tiu ~ ~ must b. died ~ NY Office Al
ttugu .ssin. tula.. on or beiorr March -. is-is-
iul Information in rJgart 10 the grazing ices
O.. 10 rl.s zed and blank lorm- - he u-ed IA
masiur nruiirntlor. Wiil b. iurui beii uffn r.
auasf " kkti IXtR. Ranger iu change
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08
Eleetion Notice

Notice is hereby given that, pur-
suant % law. the annual municipal
election OF the Town of Gunnisoa,
Colorado, will be held IN the sever
al precincts Of said town ON Tues
day. the second day of April, A. ID
1907. for the purpose OF electing the
following officers for the said town.
to-wIt:
One Mayor, TO hold office one
year.
Three Trustees, to hold office two
years.
One Trustee, to hold Office one
wear, to Gil vacancy.
Preciact No I embraces al that
part Of said town lying eass Of the
Crested Butte railrosd track polling
place, wAiPp building. Asia ssrert
Ppscisct No. 2 embrsCss eli that
part Of ssid town lying wsst II the
Crested Butte trsck; polling plaCe, =
Lawson building. New York avsase.
The polls will be opsnsd at ssven
o clock .. IN. and remain open sntiD
seven O'Clock pm. Of ssid day Of elcc-
tion.
The judges Of eIection for the
several prscincts will meet at the
polling plss shove designstsA on
Tuesday, the 9th day Of March. A.
ID. 1907, for the p~rposs Of rs~is-
ing, correcting sad completing the
the annual registry liss for said e.
ectioa and will meet again On the
day preceding election TO co0plete
said registry list - repaired by
law.
Witness my hand and the seal of
the said town OF Gunnison, Colorado,
this 10Th day Of February, 1907.
~ W. II. CoRUM.
~ Town Clerk and Recorder.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

Surface Cresk Chsmpioa-A. +.
Hyser. one of 0uRsisoa coSRtys .
promiaest csatlsasea 10 st CeAsredee
THE week look iAl after his rsscA o.
Cedar ssea. Hs also Owas . resi-
dence il North Delta. Nr. Hy,er
thinks there is . great future for the
whole Of Dslta cosnty, bot 10 espc-
tally pIeesed with the outlook fos
this part of it,
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08
LEGAL NStlclTOas.

nFrIaCtTTDN- p ~ tsktZlNs PERMITS
ei.l 4 D. Lerai1 tiVen tasi OFT i'iil'entitsii-
81. r-.if- D. sra.s r.ttie. hor-s- aud -hee,r
So. .- ulil. tts htltifA FOREST hE-LkAf
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l.f.ra 80 n hai- fs.r..- tnoT bcipfc H@fch -
fa flllI tuIttrr.a ..fu ln regard o. the 2Fnz-
ne I|HI.- o. b. chHfErn ull niafk turin- ~ BE-
f-ai in niahinl atHl.lsafttsu. vii ns lnrni-ilesi
naf u fu,4al=r. J.. y. shALL AbAhpih, SUI
Poo. H. MAJ. Q.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08
ooU1oAa 0>SuD - OQuunnD GoUuul

0kaVssa Ava2sache-nspsuuss-
lssiss n1rA's ~ - ~ . pass 4
0ss:issa y nsAia SooAs vssypsa-
y. H. fiskia Osseay ssPs see
~ sdAitioaal iscuDs 70 AslP W1sce
their cossty ~. TAsA wosld
be nics. il The proeas d Gsssison
shoslA voAs isvHssksy a. ~ sseexa-
tioa. lscidestially il would thsow
. large ssctioa II ~ C. =. 4 l. TER
ritosy issc Piskia asA-wosldn't I
thss - nics ? Tbea, perAsps, lister
o., soosSody will isssodsce . bill
10 csests . NM cos~ty ost Of that
big pert Il Pitkia sSoaG ths Crystal
river, ed the Gtopss woslA Be able
10 co~troa ssotkes kg;slasos. Wo~ld-
Mt thst b. nice.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

FisA ssd Fsrn-1he people Il
Colombo ~ .s~ using 10000
more hoGs . yssr thsa ~ are pro-
dscing. Fsss, alfalfa and beet pslp
with . cossbissaioa u SeediaG ersins
osa be depssAsd spoa n naks
most exCelIsnt posk cad sevsa cssss
. posad Tor hsU o. hoot 10 W. asess
sa Incentive TO Be- pssssd - . joke.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

business brossht X. l.. Carp-a,er
sp frosa Sap;psro Monday and Tses-
day lie says tie SNOW j. rapidly
disappssriAG s~d tAss sosne Of ths
ranchnsa ~ Thinking II tsrniag
oct tAsis yssssia0s ed tss sssesu q
80 WeoaAee coatioses.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

a number Of yesrs before returns
will begis 10 come in.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

The Women of Woodcratt will
hold social meeting 6ter their
business meeting, Tuesday evening,
March 18th. All members are in
vited to be present and bring their
gentlemen friends.
Fine stationery orr opexlalty.