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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

Mrs. Geo. Williams came down
from Ohio City Sunday to visit her
mother. Mrs. Ella Cuthbert. Her
sister, Miss Elsie, who has been at
Ohio for month, returned with Mrs.
Williams.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

Arthur Nelson of New Jersey is
here visiting his brother, Chas Mel
son. The visit was surprise to
Charley who had not seen his Young
er brother for nineteen wears when
the latter was boy Of four.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

Bob Vidal returned Friday from
the Salida hospital All the tinssrs
OF his lett hand were removed, but
he saved the palm OF the hand sd
thumb anu is glad it WAS NO worss
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

A letter from Howard Patterson.
now at Dadeyille, Mo, speaks Of re
turning soon to the Gunnison coun-
try. Mrs. Patterson health is much
improved bat Mr.. Patterson's is the
reverse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

Manager Lewis Of the La Neta
hotel is arranging for l75 plates at
the Cattlemen's Banquet and Ball
on March q. 1t will be fine
spread and one Of the gayest social
events OF the season.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

Tomorrow or Sunday Miss Matte
Brown is expected home from Cali
iornia. She will assist her father,
Ira Brown, in the district clerk .
Office until his eyes recover from the
e6oct of the recent operation for cat
aract
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

II you want an intellectual treat
dOa't fail TO attend the lecture by
Dr. Phillips of the Denver Univer-
sity, at the court house this evening
The educational meeting Saturday
will also be interesting from start to
finish.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

Douglas, the candy man, arrived
this week lie has oeen slack abost
the usual regular trips to Gunnison
because OF an extended pleasure
trip TO Cuba.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

Messrs. Sapp, Skinner, Bartlett
and Metroz left Tuesday for Salida,
thence to Saguache for a week .
duck hunting in the San Luis valley.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

Mrs } c Parsons aud baby boy
went TO Grand Junction Yesterday
morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

On Tuesday Emmet Trine was
committed to the county Jail for two
months for malicious mischief and
Resisting arrest.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

Clyde Lang left Monday to remain
at Lake city for the summer, having
taken a position IN LAWYERS barber
shop at that place
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

c. Jackhn Is adding a Kitchen to
h's home an West Gsnnison aud
making other improvements.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

Messers. Sapp, Skinner and Bart
lett have been doing considerable
work ON the Neversink Place build
mgs hxlng up for the fishing sea
son
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

Joe David was in our city this
week, having returned from a two
weeks trip in Denver and among the
coal camps of eastern Colorado. He
reports marks of hard times visible
everywhere, and that practically all
coal mines in the state are working
but one and two davs a week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

" hen IN CsnBIsoa remember tc
trs the Royal Cafe on Nam stree,
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

Mrs. Avs Wheeler. pos,mistress
al the Bgttes. accompanied by her
cousin, Miss June Corkrel Of Chicaeo
was a visitor here TUESDAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

Eobt. Dale returned YESTERDAY
from Saiida He is locking rather
slim after has recent operation
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

Valentine and Joe Ehrcs xere vi.
"ars from Iala SATURDAY. las;
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

Sample sbIrt waists and dre-.
saH's- ssmplIBers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

Miss Ada Caldwell arrived last
FRIDAY from Boulder university to
spend her spring vacation at home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

Mrs ii. l.. Fisher Of East River,
visited with the family of L. G
Boy les several days Of last week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

Mrs. Geo. p Myers departed We'd
nesday evening for visit with rel
atives in Randolph. No.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

Mrs H. y Trampe and little son
arrived Saturday from several
months visit IN the east.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

On Saturday baby girl arrived
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
nempbrey.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

Crested Butte folks are talking Of
a iruit box factory Here is hoping
u will he a success
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

A Msnnshaha Washer saves tlns,
aud labor For sale by Gsvet,'
Bros. st
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

New Queen Quality OxioEds for
ladies douglas shoes for 0ea.
>aNpIINtEs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

Mrs Mlkel os Crested Butte wsa
registered at La Nets "Wednesday
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

Grand Junction News-The
Daily News linotype surely did slut
ter night before last. 1t declared a
certain bride-to-be to he .33S wears
old instead Of 3S, and the father of
five children TO he S3l wears old.
Well, if We never made mistakes we
would be running The Celestial
Clarion beyond the skies.
Mrs. W. H. Yates held her millin
cry opening Saturday, . society
functi on which was very we'll at
tended by Gunnison ladies'. Amul-
titude of beautiful new shapes and
color schemes in headwear were
shown, as Mrs. Yates makes it a
point to keep up with the very
latest even in the large fashion cen
ters.
Our town treasurer, ". A. Clark.
is having lots of fun signing the
new city refunding bonds. He ha.
to put his name ON each coupon or
fosty-two timer to the bond, . total
Of better than ten thousand sis.a-
tares. Five hundred At . sitting
makes Mr.. Clark lose intesr.s in
pea.ssship fer the day, for abost
that tsDs he can - noekins bet
Diaiatsrs ". A. Clark's" danciss
before ha eyea.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

Rev. ; A. Webl,er Is holding re
vIval SERVICES at fptkin-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

>a8ssche Is exT~rseac,ax . sSsss
with scarie; fever
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

e. T. s...s went to nrnser Sssdsy
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20

L1lh9 I'm 4oW !
Nsi.nt..e and Joe Ehrcs we're VS.
MRS from Io.a SATURDAY. last.
Sample sbIrt waists and dre-.
saH's- samplIBers.
hen IN Gsnnisoa ren.emh.r 10
trs the Royal Cafe on Nam street
Mrs } C. Parsons and Laby bey
went 10 Grand Junction YESTERDAY
mornang.
I. Jaekhn Is adding a Kitchen to
bis home IN West Gsnnison aud
making other improvements.
Robt. Dale returned YESTERDAY
from salida He is looking rather
shm after has recent operation.
on Tuesday Emmet Trine was
committed to the county Jail for two
months for malicious mischief and
Resisting arrest.
Mrs. Avs Wheeler, postmistress
az the Battes. accompanied by her
cousin, Miss June Corkrel Of Chicaso
was visitor here Tuesday.
Messers. sapp, Skinner and Bart
lett have been doing considerable
work ON the Neversink Place build
ings fixing up for the fishing sea
son.
A letter from Howard Patterson.
now at Dadeyille, Mo, speaks Of re-
turning soon TO the Gunnison coun-
try. Mrs. Patterson health is much
improved bat Mr. Patterson is the
reverse.
Manager Lewis Of the La Neta
hotel is arranging for l15 plates at
the Cattlemen's Banquet and Ball
on March q 1t will be fine
spread and one Of the gayest social
events of the season.
Arthur Nelson of New Jersey is
here visiting his brother, Chas Mel
son. The visit was surprise to
Charley who had not seen his Young
er brother for nineteen wears when
the latter was boy Of four.
Tomorrow or Sunday Miss Matte
Brown is expected home from Cali
fornia. She will assist her father,
Ira Brown, in the district clerk .
Office until his eyes recover from the
efSoct Of the recent operation for cat
aract.
II you want am intellectual treat
doat fail to attend the lecture by
Dr.. Phillips of the Denver Univer-
sity, at the court house this evening
Tho educational meeting Saturday
will also be interesting from start to
finish.
Sheriff Watson went to Mt. Car
bon "Wednesday and arrested Geo.
Tapp, who was wanted in Kansas
for stealing $50 worth of clothing
Geo. is now in the county Jail await
ing the arrival of Sunilower State
officials.
j. ID. Jennings and Mrs A. N. r.
Crooks, members Of the democratic
state central committee from this
county, will 60 over Sunday to at
tend a meeting of the committee
called by Chairman Milton Smith for
next Monday.
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: % ~ Ier cent a,d.,
: | 1ooklo
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20
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Aapsnn0s Ish =
Ausy Asaas
] ls1sF I'm 1ooe

4. r. Ss..s went 10 Denver SUNDAY
sa2ssche Is exI~rsesc,ax . sOsss
with scarlet fever
Rev ; A. Wei,ier Is holding re-
yIval SERVICES a, f,tkIn-
Mrs. M,kel of Crested butte wss
registered at La Ncts Wednesday.
A Msnnehaha Washer save. tssse
aud labor For sale by Gsvet,e
Bros 9-tf
New Queen Quality Oxiords for
ladies Douglas shoes for saea.
SAsrLIStss.
On Saturday baby girl arrived
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Pomphrey
Mrs. Geo. T. Myers departed We'd
nesday evening for visit with rel
atives in Randolph. Mo
Crested Butte folks are talking Of
a fruit box factory. Here is hoping
II will be a success.
Mrs II y Trampe and little son
arrived Saturday from several
months visit in the east
Mrs ii. l.. Fisher Of East River,
visited with the family Of L. &.
Boy les several days of last week.
Miss Ada Caldwell arrived last
FRIDAY from Boulder university to
spend her spring vacation At home.
Clyde Lang left Monday TO remain
at Lake city for the summer, having
taken a position IN LAWYERS barber
shop at that place.
Messrs. Sapp, Skinner, Bartlett
and Metroz left Tuesday for Salida,
thence to Saguache for week 5
duck hunting in the San Luis valley.
Douglas, the candy man, arrived
this week. lie has oeen slack abost
the usual regular trips TO Gunnison
because OF AN extended pleasure
trip TO Cuba.
Bob Vidal returned FRIDAY from
the Salida hospital. All the tinssrs
Of his lett hand were removed, but
he sayed the palm of the hand sd
thumb anu is glad it WAS NO worss.
Mrs. +. N. Rscon is enjoying
visit from her father, Ezra NcIntire,
OF Noposet, ILL.,, who has spont the
winter in Los Angeles, Calf, and is
stopping in Gunnison on his return
trip.
Mrs. Geo. Williams came down
from Ohio City Sunday to visit her
mother. Mrs. Ella Cuthbert. Her
sister, Miss Elsie, who has been at
Ohio Tor month, returned with Mrs.
Williams.
Frank Dunn was in our city dav
before yesterday on business CON
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-20

In these days Of splendidly equip
pod libraries and trained Librarians
ws frequently hear of some one who
hes scquired the reading habit, but
unfortunately there are many read
inG habits-almost as many az there
are individuals who read. Rosie is
ssch . reader" her mother informed
. caller, proudly "She reads every
thing that comes out. The lady up
At the library says she can't keep up
With her. She has three or four
books q week" What have you
been reading lately?" the caller asked
turning to the precocious child
Rosie stammered and hesitated; she
could remember two or three books,
but no more. She was simply max
ing sieve OF her little empty mind
and pouring the stories through as
fast as her eyes could swallow the
print.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-20
S;ses i - 49, kight
Elk Mountain Pilot.


Along with the good for which
the present administration has
sought to accomplish, there are
certain evils, which we of the west
consider have been perhaps unin-
tenticnally. precipitated upon a
very large portion Of the national
domain; the empire of the west.
This evil Is the withdrawal from
entry of all the desirable unsettled
portions Of the government and
practically all Of the remaining land
The entire popul.ce of the western
3. .tcs from Colorado to the Pacific
coses and from Mexico to Alaska,
are . unit in protesting against any
ruling of the 20 called Departures,
Of tbe Interior. which is in coaflic,
with the general laws Of the govern
meat relsiine to the Occupancy ssd
ssetlsnsnt Of the psblic lands BY
wh;ch sAe eatiEe cosntsy hes bses
faksa up and homes s.sde thsreo1
I..A s1ssssAip scqsired. We d.
oanA ehsoo laads - rsssosed I'D
H. sussrvo rusisvd frua a ninesal.
aericu2susal q Gsssiag lsads now
keld by shs eosssDsaI
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-20
Csal1s Scses AasGAse Aivaace

Denver Union Stock Yards, Nov.
l6-Receipts Of cattle here last
week were heavy, total footing up
over 1900 head. The stuff was
good and under strong demand
prices closed sharply higher.
Good fat steers and cows and good
feeders and stockers are % to 35 cts
highher while the half fat and
palmer stuff 10 strong to Is cts
higher A bunch of fancy Bear
river steers sold at $50, tho
highest prices peid in many weeks
and choice steera brought $475 to
Sass. Bulk of the fair to good
killing steers went At $400 to 81.
65. Several punches of fancy cows
sold at &4yOO and sales at 1915
to 1886 were quite numerous
Most of the good killing cows sold
at q range of 1926 to e365
Bulls we're steady at S225 to S2.75
and veal calves strong to quarter
higher, tops now bringing S4.25.
Feeder and stocker demand was
strong. Good to choice steers
brought s4OO to $3.50 and right
fancy fleshy dehorned steers would
bring more. Fair to good stuff sold
at S3.40 to 1896 and palmer steers
from 1926 down. Feeding cows
were in good demand if they were
good and sold at $2.25 to $40.
The thin cows however, were slow
and lower than a week ago. Com
mon light stock steers also hard to
dispose of at low prices as the de-
mand for this class was light With
1900 head on sale today prices here
were steady to weak. Eastern
markets reported heavy runs and
sharp declines.
w. \. FULTON
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-20
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u " sas0 . ssssthsnG Asd iRs ,ausstia9
be9vtes oUd cures neryous exkaussus.S.
osgv0ss psostrstion. Reusai9ia. kysseFSa.
epesDs. chorea W -. Vitus's dance. aud
esAes distressing scrvous syepao~se a.
eseaast upoa fupcNoaal aRd asGsnic do
eeses VI the distinctly teusinine esgsns
haet of medical suthssritsss a all -
sevesal schools of practice. vecoamens,
each " the several irSEved tents Of which
"tevorite Prescription " made for the
cure 81 the d isea-s.s for which u IL ella imsSi
o. he . cure. You NAY read What thev
saw for yo'srsct by sending . postal card
request for a free booklet Of extracts
from the lea5ing autboritiss, ~ n. K. v.
Pierce. lnvalids' Hotel and Surgical In
stitute. Buffalo. n. y. aud II will c0ne =
vea b. return post.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-20
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Tho iolis~saS ~ord ps<A.sr !.
fTosa the pea q C.esss< I CkssAler
sko has ,saa.ed Ass ssey~xs ck~sss
10 the hel5 ts.e is-~d ka ssd tbs
.sisosaissy
The cultivation and ss~kss~ 81
alfalfa marx the h.Ss.ess dsSs1arn.en;
II eur s0o<iern aSrsc~is~ss. A.
t~lis 10 one @! nasnre cssosannn nss,s
" sasl. II Is q pse~sssr 80 co&.
server .. the honse.sssi s = p~
cull.riy adapted 10 ec~s.ssy Usek .
republican sove.usent. SuG i susls.
sl.ke - The rsch aud Exss b As.s
NOT fail from old ASs. Il k.ss ~
Sunshine, converting sts saaAnnnss
INTO gold con in the b~x,Aa 4 -
thrifty hUsbsodsasa. IL = -
Ssssssss sortsa0s lsf,sg - -
cosesed The alfalfa pis.s SssniaAss
tbs psOtesn 10 construct 90 -
pase The bsxia q sss1ss~sa- \ -
d.css ths p,ss 10 sqsssl - au1na
eth sassslsct.oa. Il canD -
cosseUs-d cows 10 give pailAa 4
csseny R,lk aud the skostk0oo -
wAitstscsd s,esrs 10 Ls~l ear -
tssA STACK. Alfalfa .oftses -
dssposit.oa Of the colt and hasAuas
kis boaes and msscses. Ii fssapas
lssnbs ~ no other ieed and psuassss
. eool crop that ,s a ser,tSble salAsa
fleece 1t compeIs shimniik cslvss
10 make gains of two pounds . 1sy
Ii helps the farmers to psoAuce
pork at a cent and a half . p0~ad
and beef At two cents. Ii drills fur
water, working 500 DAYS a year
without recompense from usap
The labor it performs in penetrstsaS
the subsoil is enormous No other
agricultural plant leaves the so.l in
such physical condition as alfalfa
Ii prospects beneath the ssrfxce Il
the earth and brings her hidden
treasures 10 the hight of day. IL
takes the earth, air, moisture ana
sunshine and transmits them into
nourishlng feed stuff, and into tInts
Of green and purple and into nectar
and sweet periumee, alluring the
busy bees to visits of reciprocity
whsreon they caress the alfalfa
blossoms, which in their turn pour
out secretion Of nectar fit for Jsp-
itor to sip. 1t forms a partDership p
with the micro-or9snisms Of the
of the earth from which it is enabled
to enrich the soil upon which i,
feeds. 1t brings gold into the
farmer purse by processes more
mysterioas than the alchemy Of old
The farmer with big field Of al.
falfa will have steady enjoyable EN-.
ployment from June to October foI
AS soon as he has finished Rathe T
ing the hay ut one end of the kelo
it will be again ready for the mower
At the other"
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-20


70, and to whom it may
concern.
Notice is hereby given that the t,ropertx bere
matter described. was, at the regular tax sale
held IN the County OF 6unbison, Colora 10 ",
the county Treasurer thereof, sold to ID Y
Pennington Tor the unpaid taxes levied and
assessed upon said property for the year J~a
and so sold at the annual tax sale held in said
County IN November in the year IsE, and an
9Th day Of said mOath That for said yesr ., "A
the name 81 Cumberland hns Co
That the three yeas allowed by law fov the
redemVtion 0Df 80 id property before dee<l c,. r..
taken therefor. has expired uEspn said certif
cate. That u V. Pennington Aforesaid b.,
msde application to the updersiebed for =
decd 70 SAID property uruy0 said certifcate and
again applied TO the undersigned for ,.rb
Seed. and unle-e yoa shall make REDEEM "A Nm M
said prupetty psSor - the lst day a Herrh
1s9s. accss4inG 10 Law. the Treasurer will D,,,,r
aay day the9safteS issoe 10 the said n e P.e-
ninGeUo o. her ossiGna- tie Deressary and p.usl
tAh dee1 fcr said progseFty. asd yOu ere beTrh~
Dofihe1 that ys'0r time fs~ the rreem,f M ~
eaiA prsPefty. yiil upoa aid last s.sptiSnci
eese. eHpife. Tie pfrPrrfy relerrvA 10 ho,r;s
ssA upga Which sd sale iss hsea .s6s- ~
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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-20
soseinsuas = eaoelkine

On certain tracts of Gunnison
ranch land soil conditions chan ge
every 100 It. We may have here a
strip OF rocky ridge while psrellel
with it runs tongue Of fertile dee p
soil. Some tracts are well drained,
others will seep aud still other are
difficult to irrigate at all because
OF sudden rise above tho ditch
Ii has taken time for our ranchmen
70 study out these soil conditions
and experimenting will doubtless
be going on for = hundred years
from now. Nevertheless News
Champion notes that the most suc-
cessful are learning to utilize every
foot Of land instead of, as . few
years ago cuItivating here aud there
. patch because irrigation Was easy
and soil conditions the accustomed
normal.
There are wavs and means to
drain TIE worst seep holesa nd wash
out tho worst alkali spots. On the
rocky knolls, the clovers and alfalfa
do well. On low ground r.nchmen
are planting its adapted grasses.
the red top and native wire grass
On dry knobs bronze grass is sue
cessful or perhaps the spot is dis
covered after experiment to have
sub irrigation and proves ideal for
potatoes and grain. Some protected
strips of land will raise tender veg
etables while 100 yards away frost
would catch them. Some patches
of ground raise oats and barley
to perfection. On others it is a
waste of time and money to seed
grain.
Perhaps no two ranches are ex-
actly alike and none of them have
conditions like those we read Of in
the farm journals. News Champion
has for this reason been particularly
interested in reporting facts OBJ
served by its readers, their theories
about the facts. the record of good
crops with accompanying conditions
etc. We are still interested and
if we mistake not, 80 is the whole
county for it stands rs in hand to
build up . magnificent agricultural
industry hero. If yoe have say new
thing to report doa't hesitats to
write ~s aboet it or tell the editor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-20
Our people are wishing that ne

Our people are wishing that new
dynamo had been decided upon a
few weeks earlier in tie game. The
overload has finally proved disaster
oss to one of the Old machines at
the power plant and put it out Of
commission SO that our city lights
arc DO dim one has to light a match
10 find them. However, the new
dynamo WAS shipped from Chicago
. week ago and should he installed
BY Thanksgiving. AL of which will
be . cause of Thanksgiving if it ma
tesalizes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-20
" 0ue1I 0DuE
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Tie ssaoscaed revolt 81 the ses,
A6asast fsackexssu. - demonstrated
N she lsss esecssor hss sasrscssd sks
ssssHlsoa Il tke b~s.ssss usss II les
ser ssd .; sssrssHG II shs cs,asassssss
II B Itsssn- sspse~sstsnx shs allied
cosaussscssl osssulzsi.oss II tks cssy
u wss dscsdrd W osGsalAe . Nat
soaal kossus ksssgse Asssssssoa.
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disposed Of The object Of the ne~
sascist,on 10 not % mach To pso,est
against the present sys,esn, ~ to try
and find q substitute that will mod
have the objections II the present
plan. The proposed convsatlo0 will
be delegate affair, governors Of the
states and territories mining, live
stock and lumber organizations
being asked to send delegates. The
call will provide for the forming Of q
national organization 10 take mp the
general subject of forestry in q
common sense way and from . bus
iness standpoint rather than from
the sentimental standpoint 1t will
probably devise plan by which the
states can have hand in the control
of the forests and whereby the idea
OF federal government exploiting the
the resources of the forests for rev.
enue will be wiped out,
The new movement will meet
with the heartiest approval from
all interests in the west and
will undoubtedly result in securing
new deal for the West on this
subject
1t is proposed that Denver shall
be headquarters for the organization
as the movement originated there,
and the city is admirably situated to
he the headquarters of such an or
ganization, which will concern prin-
cipslly the Rocky mountain and
Western ststss. A committee con-
sisting Of Charles d. Griffith chair
man OF the committee Of Fifteen;
George W. Vallery, Col. William f.
Skinner and Edmund l.. Scholtz
was appointed to take up the work
OF organizing and preparing for
holding a national convention early
next year, for the discussion of mat
ters relating to the forest reserves
and kindred questions: