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, 1909-03-25
Nurseries that Are Qualified.

Inc gun ID In receipt OF the fol-
lowing list and and self-explana-
tory note from Prof. Aven Nelson
of the Wyoming University.
This is the time of year when
hundreds of people are asking for
the addresses of reliable nurseries.
The accompanying list gives all
that are licensed and authorized
to do business in this state at the
present time. No doubt your
paper has a number of subscrib-
ers who would be grateful were
the list published. The recent BIZ
ennial report of the board of horti-
culture can still be had upon re-
quest"
IN OTHER STATES
The nurseries outside of Wyo-
ming which have qualified for
business in this state are as fol-
lows:
The Schroeder-son Nursery Co.,
Lafayette, Colo.
The Bismark Nursery, Bismark,
N. d.
The Colorado Nursery Co.,
Loveland, Colo.
Crete Nurseries, Crete, Neb.
Fairbury Nurseries, Fairbury,
Neb.
The Galbraith Nursery Co.,
Fairbury, Neb.
The Garden Nursery Co., Usage,
Iowa.
German Nurseries, Beatrice,
Neb.
The Jewell Nursery Company,
Lake City, MINI.
The R. M. Kellogg Company.
Three Rivers, Mich.
l.. l.. May & Co., st. Paul,
MINI.
The Montana Nursery, Billings
Mont.
The Northern Nursery Co,
Denver. Colo.
The Oregon Nursery Co., Sal
EN-, Oregon.
Plumtield Nurseries, Fremont
Neb.
Shenandoah Nurseries. Shenan-
dosh, Iowa.
The Sherman Nursery Co.
Charles City lava.
The Stark Bros Nurseries Co.
Louisiana, Mo.
The Wood River Nursery, Co.
Wood River, Neb.
The York Nurseries, York
Neb.
LOCAL ~NURSEkYMEN.
Ed Farthing, Lander, Wyo.
j. b. GaYlor, Thermopolis Wye
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29
Size FROM ONE APPLE TREE


Grand Junction, Colo, Oct pa
William FREY, part owner of the IA
nous Frey-Wilson orchard near Cliff
ton, has made affidavit to an apple
yield from a single tree, which it is
believed bids fair to take the world 5
record Sixty boxes of Ben Davis
apples, ton and half of apples,
worth 500 was picked Saturday
from single tree in Frevs orchard.
In previous years as many as forty
boxes of apples were picked from
this tree, which is about twelve years
old, and it had considerable local
reputation, but this seasons record
surpasses all expectations The en-
tire orchard of eighteen acres has
yielded 1000 boxes of apples worth,
net to the growers, over $4,000
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

Dan Mcdonald brought down his
big bunch Of burrus from Gothic
FIRST Of the week, and after stopping
over night went on toward Monarch
pass aud WhItehorn where he will
spend part OF the winter IN mining
Twenty-three feet Of ore in the
Gold Links in the north drift: Fine
ore, too mostly milling, but of high
grade. How Is that for a mine in
Gunnlson county. The Gold Links
is steadily being Developed into a
record breaker for the state.
Marble Age Andrew Dali Of the
contracting firm Of Andrew Dali and
sons that are now building the Cav
hoga County court house in Cleve-
land. Ohio, visited Marble this week
for the second time in many months
and expressed great pleasure and
surprise at the improvements made
in the marble working business as
represented bv.t Culo-Yule com
pany in that time. Mr. Dali is now
receiving three cars per week 81 fine
finished marble from these mills and
the product Is a. rapidly beng set
in the interior finish If one Of the
most beautiful buildings in America
Hon. John 4. Martin. congress
man from the second district Of Col
0rld7. visited White Pine camp last
week. with DaH {. Tobin. making a
careful examination of the >uar-COp-
per properties. now owned by the es-
tate Of c. J. Tuttof Colorado Springs.
\ Pueblo syndicate - contemplating
the purchase Of these valuable Gevel-
oped mines from Mrs. Tut The
property consists Of sixty patented
acres. containing several rich fissure
veins already opened by two tun-
nels. $3.50 feet long, the same dis
closing large reserves Of ore. Much
of this Is $50 grade, and was opened
just previous to the death Of Mr..
Tut. last spring
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

Dexter Baker of Montrose is brak -
ing on the West end
Engineer Tom Saunders was over
from Salida Wednesday.
S. Rutherford of Salda attended
the dance Friday evening.
Mrs. j. J Mcnamara returned
from Clmarron Thursday.
Fireman Palmer returned from "a
visit with relatives in Montrose
Wednesday.
Engineer Geo. Rusk of Cimarron
also Fireman Dunlap We're in Gun
nison Saturday evening"
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

lerhurH, "Wednesday oct. ~
10 saiienod hearts We are call
r.. Hu O. ctraulcle the deafh ~
leia lnsz ler. eldest assghisr
and Mr. Chas. lee. winch
red At her hams near Caihearsl
Z Jaw maFuing, o.; i al : a IA
-slaeu. - unexpected was the
fs afign e death angel thai II
Va almost unbcliey able. The de
eel-sd seemed IN perfect health ~
g. within a few hours 81 her death
o. the dav before having ridden
a. ie POST 0tlice fs.r the usssl Even
nl rstiring at . p "a. she expressed
D eeling of pam NJ Illness Bat
81 -t.y after, she became Suddenly
an VIOLENTLY al, passing from one
bard cJRVulsion into another until
da.h brought relief
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29
Wel4iag Bells

At Sallda very pretty home we'd
ding was solemnized Monday at $50
"a m when Rev. Geo. +. Sewer
united in marriage Neil William
Biddles and Miss Lenora Esther
Goodenough.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. A.
]. Brough, Miss Nav Baily, Mrs.
Mary England of Gunnlson, and
Ole and Margaret Songer of Crested
Butte. The happy couple left on
No. , for a short tri p to Denver, after
which they will leave for California,
where the groom holds responsible
position with a California oil COM
panv.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29
Notice Of Diss solution Of Partnership

Notice is hereby given that the
firm of Collins q Mccormick is
hereby dissolved by mutual consent
The business will be continued by
f. NJ. Collins, in his own name, who
assumes all Of the indebtedness Of
the co-partnership. aud who will
collect all the debts owing to said
firm, excepting certain notes and ac-
counts which have been transferred
in writing to John H. Mccormick.
Notice by mail wall be given to the
persons against whom said John II.
Mccormick holds accounts.
Dated October 2Gth, 1909.
Collins q MCCoRNI,K.
JoHN II. NCCoRMICK,
f. NJ. COLLINS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29
APPLES FOR SALE
Order Them Of the F. c. Boon Com.
Company

We make a specially Of filing
mail orders for winter apples in any
amount and variety. Order now.
Following are prices at which we
will fill orders al the present. Jon
athan, Wine Sap, Rome Beruty and
Grimes Golden: 81 90 per box fancy
and : - per box choice Geneton.
York Imperial. LAWYER, Missouri
Pippin, etc SLIGO per box fancy.
Sl.3o per box choice. Ben DAVIS.
Gano. etc. $40 per box fancy.
LOO per box choice. Gull apples
in any OF the above varieties 7Jc to
SlOO per box
There are a great many other var
letles that we can procure at the
above prices should YOU desire them.
Write US Just what you want and we
will try and fill your order.
+. c. BOoN Cow CO.
Montrose. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

An Interesting case is being tired
before Judge Hetherington in which
John Adams complains that Frank
Kendall hunted game on his ranch
without permission and contrary to
law. b. II. Wegener acts as prose
cutting attorney and d. Z. Sapp ap-
pears for the defendant. Adams
alleges that on the 18th of October
Kendall was seen hunting a hun
bred Yards or so south of the rail-
road track in his field. Three other
witnesses swear to the same thing
Kendall did not testify but his wife
asserts that they were walking down
the track, trying new automatic
shot gun. that Frank did not 60 in
to the field until he came to the
Holloway ranch and that he did not
shoot at game.
The statute plainly states that
fishing or hunting in an enclosure
or from the public highway without
consent Of owner is a misdemeanor
The questions come up, rs shooting
evidence of hunting if the witnesses
see no game, and is the railroad
track a public highway and in the
enclosure of the Adams field
The jury of seven men disagreed
by a vote of four to three.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

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Special Correspondence


i'''ch es'er' Oct. ~
Ne are having lovely autumn
weather aud everyoB busy a. bees
getting ready for winter campaign
when the snow does come The
I aIted Colorado people have their
Rev Hume done and are ussng the
fail force Of eighty mon ga outside
work for the time. A Mr. S,lomsn
OF New orb Is here wiring aud TN
lshlng the electric power plant The
company has sixteen 'oar horse
teams On the Job and fhIs force will
soon b. Increased by the Clarence
Reed big team outht that will he
here an lew days.
j. i Goodale, Of Boston, secretary
and treasurer OF t..e company is In
dorchester aud putting his old time
energy and push into development
ct the bonanza. There will coon be
material and supplies IN to keep
small army OF miners busy all win
ter. By having the electric power
plant and the new aerial tram work
ing lac can defy the winter storms.
Mines Of the United Colorado com
pany are located on southern slope
and IN TIMBER, making IN ideal SIT
aation for winter operstIon.
John Wood was receatly called to
Pie Plant gulch to take . position
with the Woods Mining company.
A Mr.. Compton OF Missouri will
manage the property
frelghters over Taylor range soy
that the road work done by the
county under the direction OF julius
hunsinger has eased up the Jolts and
makes great Improvement.
Sim lrea Keeps developing his
property on Shotwell mountain, and
1t Keeps getting bigger. Indeed 1T
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

Ranchmen of the developing coun-
try west of us are already finding the
the benefit of another railroad by
driving their cattle up from that
nearby section and shipping at
Gunnison, via the Colorado & South
ern They say it is absolutely i'm
possible to get to market in the other
direction, and when a ranchmen de
cIdes the market conditions are right
he wants TO ship his cattle imme-
diately.
Last week, Hartman and Creigh-
ton brought mp six cars SUNDAY
they drove in fourteen cars more.
and Monday Tom Woods loaded four
cars. all from Crawford and Maher.
in Montrose and Delta counties.
VIM. Reid, W. l.. Savage and others
are on the road with 600 head more
All these gentlemen are enthus-
iastic boosters for c. & S. extern
sion. They say people down there are
becoming convinced that it is the
salvation of their booming agricul-
tural country to have another and
shorter line, and that the kew to the
railroad situation is the Colorado &
Southern.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

Miss Lee was born at Monte Vista.
Colo, April 4, 1883. In 1894 she
came to Creede with her parents
where they resided until 1908, At
which date they moved TO q ranch on
the upper Cebolla, since their home
Wefegret that we cannot recite
all the virtues Of the pure soul that
has taken It's flight. Perhaps it is
not needed that we should. The de-
parted spiri. has erected in our mem
Dries, day by day As we knew her a
monument, untarnished and ineilac-
able. The sweet face, the kind words
and loving deeds are all recorded
there, never, so long as we exist, to
be erased. No elscrollment of a
harsh word or unkind deed mars the
SIMPLE beauty of the shaft of memory
lat she has dedicated to us. She
has not forever left us, only gone on
ahead that her guiding star may
cast its brilliance on the weary foot
steps OF we who viii follow.
The deepest sympathy of the com
munltv is with the striker family in
their dark hour. The deceased
leaves, to mourn her untimely end, a
father, mother, three brothers and
two sisters.
The remains were laid to rest
"Wednesday at noon on the Lee ranch.
Everyone who could leave their
duties was present to pay their last
respects TO the departed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

We handle and keep on display a
large line Of furniture, including
such essentials as parlor tables, cen
ter tables, rockers, office chairs. bed
lounges, couches, iron beds, writing
desks, kitchen cupboards, magazine
racks and everything that goes to
equip the home or the office an com
fort aud refined appearance. In
carpets and queensware. for the
other furnishings Of the home your
opportunity is not less limited. Call
and see them. CLARENCE ADAMS.
GunnisJu. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

Montrose, Colo, Oct. "a The car
shortage at Montrose is daily becom-
ing a matter of more serious import
TO the fruit growers. A number of
the largest shippers are compelled
to quit harvesting their apples, ami
will not be able Ia resume until
some OF the surplns irulr which has
accumulated in the warehouses has
been cleared away. The small mum
Der OF cars which are being received
daily will make it matter OF sew
raj days before additional storage
room is available.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

Last SATURDAY, tue G1upispn
County High >chs,ai football team
met the team representing the sa''da
hieh school The dsv Gas ideal for
such a contest aud large and eo-
th~sssst,c crowd 81 roster. ~ss early
GA hand 10 cheer for their isvosstes.
The Sallda byv. we're early "a the
held trying ost some II their s.guais
and frow their appearance "tooAed
good TO the cro~d Ten minsscs
before the game the Gann,soa boys
trotted across the griiiroa amid the
cheers Of these present
The captains Of the opposing teams
chose their positions bv the flip IT a
com, Lugelder winning the toes aud
choosing TO receive the KICK III at the
north side II the ne a. GHsasson
secared the ball aud by a series oi
toward passes advanced oval 10
dangerous proximity 81 SsI,ds goal
Here the battle wAsed dsriRG the
remainder Of the first half, Salids
being unable TO invade our Territory
and lighting hard to hold Gunssson
from scoring. The whistle bls~
with the COW p~nchers sdvsaciaG
pig skin toward SAlidss goal.
Score 90
After the usual fft~sa rsiHstss in
termis~ion Referee Hors blss The
whistle and the struggle wss -
aesia. The second half YES rspe-
tition Of hrsa, the Gsasisoa boys q
one time having the hall within Gve
yards Of goal sad II aaotAsr ti.s
within two yards but be.ns snssle
to push it over for q touch dowa
Salids secured spLeriod on tumble
punted TO middle al field. 0snni-
son on next third down punted ssd
in recovering ball SalidA player
crossed his own goal line with result
that Salida kicked out to Gunnison's
twenty five yard line where no OPP
portunity for free catch WAS al
forded.
'uiuiSJil was ouNdutlHR WIN Odll
when time was called Score 90
Considering that it was the FIRST
game OF the season, the home team
played a splendid game in all de
partments The work of O'Fallon
at end was brilliant, as besides max
ing long gains he was in evidence
in blocking kicks and falling on the
ball Iugelder and Stone made
good gains around the ends Her
rick ran the team in great shape
keeping his head at all stages of the
game. Mock at full made some ter
rife pluhges and all the men on the
line played their positions well
Too much credit cannot be given
Coach Horn for his tireless work IN
coaching the team and giving us
team that can hold its own with
larger schools
A feature of the game was the
roofing OF the high school girls
under the direction of Miss West
gate. Their wells and songs created
muck enthusiasm in the team and
furnished diversion for the specta-
tors.
Gunnison people showed their APP
probation Of what the high school is
dong by turning out in large mum
bers for the game.
Time of halves twenty-five min
utes.
Referee, Horn.
Umpire, Tanton.
Head linesman, Franks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29
Wanted Man and Wife for Ranch
Work

A man and wife. without children,
who desire an immediate ranch
home, where they will be given a
good proposition at feeding cattle
and doing homework, either FIR the
winter or for an indefinite period,
will do well to inquire al News Cham
pion office. Ranch near town i3-G
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

All regular services at the Metho-
dist church Sunday oct 81
The Methodist Ladies Aid will
hold an exchange in the Rogers
building Saturday, Oct 80
The ladies Of the NJ. +. church
are working for their annual Bazaar,
which will be held December lO,h
and | lLh.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29
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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

Hay insurance is pretty good
thing to have this time of year for
two or three months at least. See
Henry +. Lake, Gunnison, for liber-
al policies that will protect your
crops.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

WASTEB- Hsr-es or cattle O. win
er A b DNE. Meadow Grove
ranch. Gansisba I8tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

Jim Shackleford was in Monday
from Mt. Carbon, going to the juno
ton to attend the wedding Of his sis
ter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

Three hundred aud fifty good
chickens for sale at q ID Martin :
3 If
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

We are paying iOc for fresh ranch
eggs GNErTE Bno-.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

G. /. Wilbur. cement contractor
Call at Henry =. Lakes insurance
Office for estimates. n Is
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

Clarence Adams.
Furniture aud oseensware. Tel
tephone No "a.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

Tasty meals pleasantly served
That is our motto. The Royal Cafe,
Gunnison, Colo.
b. b. LAsuBRook. Proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

More IN demand THAI ever. Kan
sas Rock Salt Car ust received
get your order in quick
II. &. Lawrence.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

SrRAYEp-FroM Mt. Carbon, three
Ansora susts Reward Notify Mike
Wsshburn, Nj. Carbon, Colo. y
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

Extra large knit shawls Choice
Soc See the big stock wool and
cotton blankets SANrlINtEs
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

FoR SALu-Team horses, cheap,
weight 1900 lbs. Address,
43-G G. II. RowsuR.
Doyleville, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

Oliver Typewriter for rent. No 3
machine in first class condition. 50 80
a month. News Champion Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29


The BroiLerbgod of I.ocomotiye
Engineers had membership Il 20.
uri
The great marble lodges oi the
Crystal rIver we're attracting atten-
ton.
John Andrews purchased the brick
cottage ON the Island, formerly own
ed by Prof Richardson
NJ Z. Getchell moved into Thorn
ton II Thomas house on the corner
of Virginia avenue and the Boule
ward.
Engineer Wriselesworth was
planning TO build the "Elk Mount
ain railroad from the head Of N.le
creek.
The Silver Horn Mining Go with
capital stock Of x30o,OOO WAS organ
lied TO devotion properties ou Gold
Hill above Tin Cup.
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The scarlet fever epidemic at
Crested Butte seems 10 grow worse
in spite Of the strenuous efforts on
the part Of local asthorit,es there TO
hold it in check Fourteen cases
have nov developed and We under
stand two deaths have occurred. All
the csses are smoaG the foreign ele-
ment, and it 10 difficult TO make
them understand the danger and OBJ
serve the quarantine. They visit
back ssd forth and one family where
the disease has appeared keeps
boarders who could see no harm IN
mingling with other people.
The state board of health was
asked by Crested Butte authorities
to take hand, and DIR Stephens of
the board was in Gunnison Wednes-
day on this business. He ordered
Sheriff Hanlon 10 enforce strict quar-
antine at the Buttes, setting a guard
around the houses il necessary to
prevent spread Of the dread fever.
The city council of Gunnison held
. meeting and BY sdvice Of Dr.
Hyatt, city health officer, passed a
quarantine regulation requiring pre-
sentation OF a doctor certificate from
all passengers coming down on the
train. This was thought best as a
precautionary measure and because
some Of the foreigners were getting
out the back way, to the kubler mine
and Mt Carbon and even coming to
Gnnnison, where unless they could
be checked up and properly disln-
fected great danger might result
The local authorities at Crested Butte
are doing their best to stamp out the
fever. and deserve credit for the
stand they have taken. No precau-
ton can be too great to preserve the
lives of our little ones.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

When in the city come IN and res,
ana look at our fall line of stylish
millinery Everything up to date
at Mrs. j ID. Jennings.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

COAL. COAL. COAL
Parsons A tergss1n.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

>,,atsia ossi'i o. quaint rnrs b. forgot
Aud ssrsT l,rosssssf D. a..a
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

OUR NEW ASSORTMENT Of
fall and winter woolens :he latest
novelties of foreign and domestic
mark cts awaits your early consider
alton. OUR TAILORING insures
you clothes satisfaction above the
ordinary for moderate price
31tf. ALFRED WOOD
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

Calumet" the most healthful. the
lowest priced, considering the quail
ty, OF any baking powder ON the
market For sale 10y GAyErrE Bgos.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

Now is the time to order your
hard coal for next winters use
Either Ruby or Littell coal delivered
in your bin for SO per ton. Get
your order in before the price ad-
vances.
LII u llMrnunn
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-29

'iAl.. ''fAl.. tAfAl
Parsons A ferzas1u.
We are paying iOc fsr fresh ranch
eggs GNErrE Bnos.
Horses or cattle D. win
er A d DALE. Meadow Grove
ranch. GaRaispa- I3-tf.
Three hundred aud fifty good
for sale at q u Martin :
- If
Clarence Adams.
Furniture aud oueensware. Tel
tephone No Ga
G. L. Wilbur. cement contractor
Call at Henry = Lakes insurance
o'iice Tor estimates. Sl-iS
fos Ram Nv residence in West
Gunnlson Partially furnished or
unfurnished l.. +. Gave,te.
Extra large knit sha~ls Choice
Soc. See the big stock wool and
cotton blankets. SANrIINEEs
Oliver Typewriter for rent. No 3
in frs, class condition. 50 80
a month. News-Champion Office.
STRAyEp-From Mt. Carbon, three
AnGora sosts Reward. Notify Mike
Wsshburn, Mt Carbon, Colo. 2t
FoR SALr-Team horses, cheap,
weight 1900 lbs. Address.
43-G G. II. RowsrR.
Doyleville, Colo.
More IN demand than ever. Kan
sas Rock Salt Car Just received.
get your order in quick.
H. G.. Lawrence.
Tasty meals pleasantly served.
That is our motto. The Royal Cafe,
Colo
d. b. LAsHBRooK. Proprietor.
When in the city come IN and res,
ana look at our fall line of stylish
millinery. Everything up 10 date
at Mrs. J. ID. Jennings.
Calumet, the most healthful. the
lowest priced, considering the quail
ty, OF any baking powder ON the
market For sale 10y GWErTE BEos.
Now is the time t. order your
hard coal for next winters use
Either Ruby or Littell coal delivered
in your bin for SO per ton. Get
your order in before the price ad
vances
II. &. Lawrence.
OUR NEW ASSORTMENT Of
fall and winter woolens The latest
novelties of foreign and domestic
markets awaits your early consider
alton OUR TAILORING iusures
you clothes satisfaction above the
ordinary for a moderate price.