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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
nssicsls - n. A. E.

The last meeting of the yesr Of
the N. A. c. WAS held at the hous
OF Mrs. X. B. Lewis. There wss .
large attendance and twelve visitors,
Mssdames Pittser, Skinner, Mcneil,
Black stock, Pennington, Ssnfosd,
Boy lee and Corum and Misses Hsssl
Zugelder, Hazel Hartman and Nss-
gsrst Sanford.
The mssical program was sivss
- follows:
FRANZ PETER SCHUBERT;
Piano Solo, Ia Serenade, Mru. Martha
Vocal Solo, Selected, Nrs. IAwrcace
BEETHOVEN
Piano Solo, Minuett, Mrs. Lake Jr.
Piano Solo, Sonata No I, Miss Brow n
Piano Solo, OPP. 10 No. I, Mrs. 3erky
TIL. LEsCHETIzkY
Talk, Method of teaching, Mrs. H.
gelder.
Piano Solo, Selected, Mr~. Nosrss
Piano Solo, Mazurka de Co.cert in
ID. Fiat, Nrs. Lewis
Xiss Hazel Zueelder also played
piano colo.
The social committee served ice
cream and cake.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
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scIsaps.. ksssF- Esd s--.-<s.s
kce ssssss.y ssssxsfs<s the sxss.-rs <sss
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.s.,s.sss ss lsbw ssa improvements ss--e tis.
o"sr"e isse wsssirg cs~sas. -,ssst~ a. tsss 6.-~<
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Asd 81. ussAs1 ssssetg ssss- see~s th~ psessosl
>esssce ~ ths~ E.1sos ~sf.sis psssssy a,
sts~r The service tkes~sf - Hsshjsratsnss yo.
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f,rst pubi,cafssn March K Ipo
L-ast poblscstson Juse 2. IsS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
POWDERh0RN
News-Champion Correspondence

Ne"s-CndHiplon correspondents.
Wednesday April %
d. j. Campbell is back in our
burg again.
We are glad to note Pat Trainor
at the old stand.
+. NJ Bowers was a visitor at
Cathedral last week.
Gene McGregor took Mrs. Hart
man and Mrs. Matzke to lola Satur-
day.
Otto Bowers has down last week
to visit his parents who have been
quite sick.
Miss May Nichols returned home
Sunday after teaching school at
Howard's place for few weeks.
Those who are taking interes. in
the telephone business met At the
hall Saturday to transact business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30

1hs People of the state Of Colorado To The
Sersrd n Allen, John ". harrison, sidney D;I
Csms.riAnd Mining and sus~ltinx Compsev
and The ,unberisnd Mining Compsay, the d.
fendauts above named. GREETING;
Nos are hereby required 10 sppear in NJ.
action brought against you BY the above named
plaintiff, in the County Court ~ (;unnis~r
.a.;n, s.a.s OF ooor.ao, and answer the com
pisin' therein within twenty days sfter the ser
vice hereof " served within thi. counts .,r n
served out of the county, or by publication
within thirty days after the service h~rss,f -.
elusive of the day of service; or ju,ir1ent ~
default viii be taken against you sccordi i,.~ ~
The prayer : the complaint. And II a COPY Of
not sci rved " ith this mons or II the .er,;..
hereof be made out of this state then ten d.
e.aitltionai 10 the time hesrinhefore speci6ed
for appearance and answer will he allowed hs'
lore the taking Of Judgment by default Is sfoyr
~. said action is brcaxi,t 10 obtain a deere.
9sieth9 the title of plaintiff in and 10 the foI
lowing aescribed real estate situate i. ~.
Count! of Gonni."n and ssste Of Colorado. to.
~ ma IL, x Hsrt OF fns 49, ~ Of ths sE'. and per,
Range West ct the New nelico neridi.s md n,
more Gre Psrtic.lerly ae.cr,hed Is follows:--
T. corner = the sW q the SE,. ss,,i,s ~ the
!. dss.ee. So mins,e. West .ig test TO % rsi.s
sWt Il ssid Section .thence sosth Il, ts.s ~ =,
the :: eorner Of the said section 2. tbence
eeSt nsoo fcet 10 the =. =. cOrner of the SNi az
the 81 of said section 2, thesce north aae,
ieet 10 place II oegissinx. embracing ,5s nrvr.
l1 the NW4 of the sEi II q acres in the MI If
sE., . Is acres in the NV. of sWl,. ~ scres IL IL
the sWh Of SW =. tsacrss in the sEi, a. sVh
sne NJ acres in the SWi of SEl. all In A.rt;.,,,
:, Twp ~ X. West of n n II ArT y"
cierinG aud adjuAwinG that the d~feoAsuts = :.
not and no one of them has any eseste. c,.;-
interest on title IN or 10 aeid real estate or AN
part thereof, and forever debarris~ deSsoa. ~
plaintiff. e's' !"
And plaintih further prays for such otl.,
relef including costs Of suit, as M y an,s,er
Just and pvoper Co the Court o. will n,ovr 4, Nv
appear from the conplaist in said action, ~,
which reference is here made nov or i'm ..,,
tached. "'o ~
And you are hereby notified that il Won fail
10 appear and Ia answer the said complai.t
as above required, the said plaintiff will csuse
your default TO he entered herein and th.n
proceed TO Judgment against you rs pr : we'd Sor
IN said complaint -''" '"'
Given under my hand and the Seal ,f s.;a
day ~ April, A. d. isa '"ie W"
Ss9 GEO; ,.s.. s..=ss.sssss: .ss ,.,,ss on.
April 2s Msy q
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
0EA1 0AnnB
c. 8unnD - q - =
- 49, 1&

lsdsctnsesis ckaIessG AuAR
fkesoE SseseGs. t.eosae = Rar1knn
aad FRANK r Tsaser. olkc,als 4
the aeisSct bank a o~ss0. -
resssslnS s~Pr~sts sitter ksosas9 -
bsnk ~ h< lusolsest. ~ess aseaAr1
Tuesday morHsnS ~ tbs A.sssin
co~rt by JsdSs Bhss Il IAussu,
JsdH bllss heard the sxaunsuan
having bssn called IN b. JuA4
SpsAAg ShsckIeiosd sho ksA oep0
I'd Jsdes Sssssss for ofs0.. 90 -
csse wss hsssd IN cksohsss q
Gsanisou.
The 0ss~sd Spoa Which JsAOO
\. HLsQn u lsavsg aal vi -
ssOsy Jr Il O~ssy, easasA ts -
AslseAa.ss ssksA thas sAs 49,
ssoas - QsaaAsd 0as sA2 - -
csssA vsss Assisd Tie r,1ha y -
psar by sO.ssA ksloss tAs aupSh
jssy ed inssrpoo cAalhsa0 =
poll. Ii bssaG alleged sA.i - 4
Of the jsrynsn. afserwsrds cAeusn
fosems. he'd husaclal isssssus u
in ths defsnct bsnk. This 10 -
most unusual Oh ,ect,on. ed dss1sia
Attorney X. n Logan sreseA sGsua-
sossly Against 1T. JsAHs klias,
however held that the cOaAsatsno
~ss valid aud qssshed the iadirs-
ments.
At the time the indictments wess
retsrned Judge Stevens. one o& The
best known men ON the western
slope WAS IN Nevada. Upon kear-
Tag that be had been indicted be
hurried back not awaiting the isss
snee of cspias. After he lad
reached ouray, Governor Sparks Of
Nevada appointed him TO a Judge
ship despite representations that
had been made to him with refer
ence to Judge Stevens being under
Indictment in Colorado.
His Gunnisom friends will be
glad TO learn that the charges no
longer stand against a man whom
We have always considered honor
able and upright
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
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"Wednesday Apr
ptoa Correspoadeace

~ ne b's<S1 NestCokpD00t0cf.
"Wednesday April -
ID j. Campbell went 10 Gunnison
Monday returning Tuesday
}. ]. Barrows made fiying trip
to lola Monday for supplies.
NJ NJ. Foster is In lola a few davs
doing some paper hanging for Jess
Phelps.
Al Haines lsft Monday for Paouia
where he is helping build Meek :
new house.
Mr.. johnson Of Lake City stopped
over night in Spencer Monday on
his way to Cebolla Springs.
Harry Rosenbaum returned home
from Gunnison last week and de-
parted with his teams Monday TO
lola to do some work tor Mr. Zeigler.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
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~ ~ nSsesl lnsss<as~Isrs ~ whsro -
fsruc EssssllcInss -r. eoaz3 z3-a--sd- a. slsea
hDsss.sa.8 u al .hs srscral s<ts~sss a
0ss1.c.oss. sho.ssG have s@r D-~e wesxns
ehAn say amo.nf Vt non -prof.a~-s.aal s<s-
tSD01ssA In. P.escc's assEIis fre~crsy-
sSoa k4s EuH EAg~-k s.S s.Nksry ca every
bcs;,e-ssaDsss. Ia fs.il is-s II al. iss IN
Gsss!iasas pxssssa in s,s..sn k.uglssk-
II y~s - - invalid woman slA ssesS
- 6sNNeoi ksadacAe. kackscAe. 0AAS-
- 49, - ss0escA- DssssAscsl DAiaA
ehaopoa. eatasrtal Dessk lssiA
1naGBi1 $3.50 aasss~.s - b~s shAsoss
= DssxG D.sAAss Aask sUuA = spssAs
lnorib Asssss ~ eyss. soins ase,b -
kan4 avaDAaoseesss1 ~ Ssosh vsnhr
esA.4Qtt.ssaesosss q ~ ssoani.s
y. ree Esssssss RsssnsivsssA
80 E. ~ = sse.A.a = =: 49,
sessA ~ - s1nnkiam anonne
l.sM
sestss os1ietaal sss1e kasss = 0siSs3
- - - esss = sSnes! pss.,iae
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-; & ed - dieaase - cvss ssoosA
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sssshlisA vte:ssss AeelsA ~ 1as1 seek-
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WoOsa - Aay 0saicioR eoA. d Ouss -
essea Sas cAssce - p.sss~ssssa = ~
49, ~ . s.aseeeese k60eA q si1s.
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Blck W0fsea ote InStAs1 = onasuls N.
Pierce. BY Ltter, fires. All cHves,sossd-
eBce Is guarded ~ sacvedly secret sRA
Womanly condolences are y~v,ectsd ~
Professional privacy. Address In. \. v.
Pierce. Buffalo. n. ~
Dr. Pierces Pleasant Pellets tho hrss
laxative and regulator IT the towesa.
They inviGFate stomach. liver aR1
bowels. One a laxative two or three .
sathartic. ksAg - take As cssdy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
eoA ~ S.ls
Coafinsea from Firss f.se

loatlnaee iron flrst fs<.-
e1s could nz,s pas~ aai they cro~-ed
the tape together
The boys wcsrsnS Cornell cosors
hSsrea up so haze .. ppsnts while
the HsSt..naers had 60 A, tTss i,
~~s thosghi thai those hgsres wete
reversed. bss ssesad prsze IN the re
las race had nss s<en eoani<d AZ
AHyhow II ~ss very cle~e. and ttse
ases, gsesi success Great credit
IS due Prof Franks sad Prof Wlse-
ly for working up An ,Itsrss, In
sttletics- for thss hss a tsnde.cy 10
help osi the espr,t de corp~ Of the
school aud especially TO keep tke
bo,s Interested. John Zasslder
had 26 Individual points 10 ~
credit and Geo. Brown ~ po.sts.
which naskcs thssn the ell Eoasd
champsoes and repssssssssivss Il
the 0ssn'soa Co~.sy High S>ADl
si Boalder next mouth.
The High School faculty s.d
sssdesss tsel very grssefsl TO cssi-
1sns aud business men for sAsar
tsrnout to the games and the loa6
lie, Of vslSsble prizes Eivsa TO hslp
make thls first sanual field mset the
success 1t proved
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
CUaES uaooceSy)ou
~ 6so esso 31naecA - -
osaniaa vsaiukss = eius nhuA,

Take your sour stomach or maybe
you call 1t indigestion. Dyspepsia,
Gastritis or Catarrh Of Stomach, it
doesn't matter-take your stomach
trouble right with YOU to your Phar-
macist and ask him to open a SO
cent case Of Pape's Diapepsin and
let yoa eat one 22 gram Triangule
and ses II within five inmates there
is left any trace of your stomach
misery
The correct name for your trouble
is Food Fermentation food souring;
the Digestive organs become weak,
there is lack of gastric Juice; your
food is only half digested, and you
become affected with loss of appetite
pressare and fsllness after eating.
vomiting, nausea. heartburn, grip
ing in bowels. tenderness in the pit
Of stomach, bad taste in the mouth
constipation, pain in limbs, sleep-
lessDsss, belching of gas, bilious
ness, sick headache. nervousness,
dizziness and many other similar
symptoms.
II your appetite is kckle and
nothing tempts you, or you belch
gas or if you feel bloated after cot
ing, or your food lies like a lump of
lead on your stomash, you can
make ap your mind that at the
bottom of all this this there 10 but
one cause fermentation of undigess-
ed iood
Prove to yourself after your next
meal, that yosr stomach 10 a. good
- any; that there 10 nothing really
wrong. Stop this fermentation and
begin eating what YOU want with
oct fear Of discomfort or distress.
Almost instant relief 10 waiting
for ysa. Ii is merely . matter Of
how soon you take little diapepsin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
AOessR


h.Sth - INTENTION 30 ArtLN sOu A
v1AkCnlxS Eessq TaE JON ss6 tsI =
MN Nk<AA1D, tO9 TINE tQA
SyettrkA. MAINTANANCk AND DeQ1-
AftDN o. TELEf MONE I'M le1O
Asn 4 rnLEfaoNt sSsTE1 wITo1>
Notice - kssehs given thas On slse zrd dny 90.
h.y. ss%. st the rssal.r mestinS ~ b.
essd on the esso sf that asy ~ the husasa uf
1rHssSsr of the ToUn of dsBBison. Gupa AsSss
County, Colorado. The tsunaissA County Co
ps~sehse TefepAosse Company, gill Apply ~
" aid e~spsBy to Apply to the >aId ks,ard ~
Trustees of said town ~ t,nbBison f,r fraa-
cbise llcesse and fur the sssactnlant 81 -
ordinance giving 10 said The duSn uopu tsssty
to-etresstive TeieSsAoac teraSaay. the rUAi
and Yr'sissse 10 enter with ,t- teteplsoae line
aud isne- IN such place plscs- Is It nay fvssu.
time To tIWe determine u l. necessary TO sater
into seid city limits ith said line or lines naA
10 erect ITS poles and maintain the % me esd
stretch and MAINTAIN r'- wires thereon for the
purpose of bringing its tcleohone lines end
tsseph"hie COMMUNICATION trom the territory
outside ~ ouuni-oa into such parts .f .sid
town OF nunnason AZ II may from time to time
nstefmtns ~ ls necessary 10 construct aud
maintain the same aud also for the purpose
OF securing from said town q Franchise permit
Telephone Company Ia erect and siuta o.
ts,ies and construct and maintain snd op.rai.
tslcyiione system within the limits s.f tb..
town OF 1u8ni-on and along and upon all such
streets and alleys of said town a. il msy from
time To time lind u necessary to otr.rat. tb.
same upon; said license and Franchise to es
tend tor period ~ twenty year..
Dated April ei-t. 1923.
1HI ~ NNIsON COUNTY 60 OPERATIVE
TELEPHONE COMPANN
Ry "; A. oILLNsPty, President.
WM DALTON. Secretary
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
s~vSCN ~ ANsusTvv~Jw nay

hs,ate oi David tansdsy. deceased
The Undersigned, having been s,,,,;,,,
ADMINISTRATOR of the estate Of David tsnsdsv
ate Oh the county of 6unnison IN Tie
s's!e oi t1i"rado, deceased, hertty gives
npuce thst he viii appear before the Ccnr,,y
,ourt OF ssid e'unnison County at the d ,,nr,
~ i,ouse ~ ounpIs"n. in said County on M.,,flax =
une , sr1 gay OF May, \. u. 1899. at the honr ~
~ O'Clock in the forenoon ,,f aid a. 1t t. ~
tinhe All pers.sns having claims against 80
esiste are notified and requested to attend fnr
,he purpose ot having the same sdiusfad All
persons indebted 10 said .Stst. .ra - III a
signed v" 'he under
OF March, \. u. Isa 'h uss
,a,i,;s. " F. CaNADAY,
admlnistrator OF the estate of David Csn.d.r
deceased 1hsnHs
DEXTER T. >aPP. Attorn~ ,,as,
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30

Publication of the facts about those
mining claims owned by the W. II.
Anderson estate at Marble, has stir
red the forestry department to square
the deal. An inv-stio cation is bein Q
made. 1t is alleged that only the
Little Emma claim was protested.
and on the grounds that not sufli-
cient development work was done to
warrant patent. We suppose the
supervisor did not know that in q
group of claIms all the development
work can be done ON one claim.
However, let us see what comes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
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H~~s. cnanp:0s CusvssU.aA.aaL
Tsssdey APsl g
Geo Csrns ~se do~E isosn N~l-
- Mosdsy.
Nsleptise EAvet Uoai 10 Gssni
0na last WssA - Aaaasss>.
Mss Grs<s laaocAs Il hoossups
- Mp s,aasasG tTlsaAs 6asusdey
- sunday.
4i@sss AliD go IN Oukosn, Il
OoAa,soo uoss vlsiaiAG M. -. A.
III laA uoak.
Jos hGs9 - Asoa fssn Gsa-
|eisa lss vssk AOiaG s.@ vosk
- ". 6. 60nia.
Word BsDased fsoa A. ". No.
|Ohnaa sa1s - . saeUly iapses-
NJ. is sbIe - sis ~ .ss.
A. X. Sesssss weas - HOAckkias
Saturday kr fe~ days, returning
osaday and soiag W Dsavsr
Friday Last the west bouad pos
eager engine lsmpsd the track
s6out three miles above here cassin q
delayed trains.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
CASTlEno0
Wednesday April %

Regular March weather keeps The
hay balers ''csssing."
Sunbeam mine resumed work
after . months lsyoff.
VIM Waugh had his driving team
Ost Ssnda, and visited friends
down Ne valley.
Orders for hay at prices from
elS 70 $50 10 keeping what hay 10
baled on the move.
Stage passed through Castleton
on wagon for first time today since
the middle Of March.
Jack Ralston Wa called TO
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
vs ~ Co. Ukunainsu

In discussing the action of the
authorities at Washington in clip
ping the wings of Clifford Pinchot
and announcing the restoration Of .
large area of forest reserves tosettle-
ment, the Gsnnison Republican
says
They should now 70 little fur
ther and stop the forest department
from ceiling the timber # the
people. All live timber shosld he
held for future use and not he sold
to lumbermen at s. per thousand
THIS restoration is only beginning
in short time much OF the land
taken from settlers and placed in
forest reserves. to he ruled over by
one man, will be restored to public
domain and the same subject to
entry by citizens OF the United
States, without the dictation Of Mr..
Pinchot or Mr.. Anybody Else. Any
citizen of the United States should
be allowed to file on any land on
which he believes he can make .
living, on forest reserves or else
where on unoccupied land of Uncle
Sans.
If Uncle Sam, through Mr.. Pin
chot or any other psblic servant,
sees fit to G. to the expense of pre-
serving timber for future use and
protect water sheds it 10 all right.
but to prevent settlers from taking
land and working mines where they
wee fit 10 entirely oat OF plsce and
we expect our representatives. in
Congress and the Senate Of the
United States to see to it that suc h
laws are enasted ~ will protect the
people, and actual settlers will be
free to locate any public land and
make homes and develop mines Of
the Great West. No one of any in
telligence can say thai the methods
of Pinchot have not retarded the
growth of the west. How could it
be otherwise when one third of the
wess has been taken from settlers
and guarded by forest rangers. Mr..
Pinchot went too far and the author
tiles at Washington called . halt
and they are not through vet bat
will continue until sll the land is
settled BY actual settlers or properly
guarded for the benefit Of the people
Of the states in which tho public DO
main is located"
News Champion is glad to COM
mend the above. When "actsal
settlers will be free To locate aay
public land and make homes and
develop ninos" the forest reserve
question will eettle itself. We only
regret that the alleged order Of the
administration is stostly denied BY
Pinchot, who insists that he is still
of two hundred million
acres of our domain with the ap
proval of Taft. However, it is some
thing to know that We are getting
after 10, these many
years. The abolition of Pinchotism
should not be a political qaestion at
all, but a measure of relief and of
economic necessity for the mountain
counties which all good citizens can
unite upon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30

Cssssed busss s~ceutly by tks
ssssoss slise~s a has krosher. usis.
Ssys Webk a Ia f'iAus rAass -
s1nS lnS tse sAafts aud expssss ~
Asss tne easl IN . d>s a 400. A.
sDn a. co~l !. scsssa the eoaspasy
oI1 Incressr tkear tsTee end dese
k.p she Isa1e-
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30

W. {. Blair, formerly of Lake
City, editor Of the Times there.
later chief clerk Of the house of re-
prs"entatives and then deputy state
insurance commissioner has secured
the plum OF receiver OF the Aontrose
lssd office in this district. Brvpeu
j. Blair Is register, SO we have the
trm OF Blair a Blair to do bwsi ness
with in Uncle Sam land matters.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
IRRESPECTIVE WRONG
Graad Junctiou seutinel.


The first reason for our support
oi the forest conservation 10 that
notwithstanding whai the preachers
say Of the cause of the downfall OF
nstions because of immortality
hesthenism and intemperance, pro-
fsDs history proves beyond any
doubt whatever that the ancient civ.
ilixations lost oat and were DESTROYED
bscssse of the denudation of their
forests, thereby cutting off water
sspply and causing destruction Of
Agriculture-the basis of nation al
life"
This is an odd statement. We
are fairly familiar with ancient his
tsry and with forestry literature
The idea that lack of forests had
anything to do with the collapse of
any former civilization ie not even a
reasonable scientific conjecture. We
do not recollect that even Mr.. Pin
chot himself claims anything of the
sort. 1t 10 true that Roosevelt in
his lest message made some wild
extravaeant remarks along that line,
and Hon. Frank Goudy of our own
state has apparently imbibed the
same notion. However, no scientist
Of note has ever made the claim, for
the very simple fact that there is
absolutely no scientific data on
which to base it. To be sure the
near scientists Of the forestry depart
mont will make any sort of extrava-
CANT assertion to bolster up a losing
cause, but that is no reason WHY an
intslligently edited Colorado news
paper should fall into error.
DO you remember how, when the
silver question was abroad in the
land, some enthusiasts figured it out
that Rome and Greece and Nineveh
fell because of appreciated currency?
Their decadence ha. also been at
tributed to strong drink and taxes
tariff and hcentiousness, etc. etc.
as stated BY the Sentinel In fact
whenever a man gets very enthusi-
astic over some new idea, he is likely
TO hold it SO close to his eye as to
obscure the scenery. His perspec-
tive gets distorted.
Last winter News Champion sag-
gssted in fun that the high school
graduates, who for 10 these MANY
years have been agitating the ques-
tsca Of Why Rome fell, might take
this cue and attribute it to destruc-
tion OF sscrej pines on hesdwaters
Of the Tiber. 1t would be suitable
szsrciss for high school pupils or
for Teddy the strso1ous, but is
hardly calculated for = general
theory.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30

Lss, week when Gunnlsoa got IN
IN lnch OF snow Aspsa goa thirty
'sches aud almost every other town
on the Western Slope was blessed
IN similar manner, wIth either raj.
or snow les our fr,eads in..st
thai oann,son is no place fos .
normal schod. Viii ssme BODY
please psss the smelling salts
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30

The last edition Of the Steamboat
Springs Pilot, giviss Facts about
the developing empire of Routt
county Is masterpiece both
geographically and from the stand
point OF completely covering the
news features of the ssbject Any
one who wants TO know all about
north west Colorado should get a
copy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
Noasc~ ~f Adjvstvr~, n,

Estate of David n. Wallace deceased
ne unoersi i<ned having bcen aptr,,r,e., I'D
WaIIr " "i The estate al David
,r ce, is,e 81 the County of Ciunni.ou IN
the state of Colorado decreased I..t ~. IA
Co. CI'.Te tnat she VIII appear before the Ceupt,
u"nr. On sad .Iunni-on County. at the Court
The hth day of May. A. II ,sa
~" r"ar ~ ~ ~ clock q m Of said day. a, WHICH
. u1e al persons having claims s~,Inst .S,1
ss s,e are notined and requested va st,rnA t,,r
~ pefH~e 81 having the same ,di.sssd All
Ens fndebted To said estate srr yrU--2
signed. ~ y" tne sooer-
Dased this eth day of April. 4. D fSp.
Aau,,;s,r., JANE WALLACE.
lace dereased. a.,
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
NOTICE OF APPLICATION PWR DE-
C8GE fO SELL N9NOk's REAL
ENHAfE

Notice is hereby given that on Monday. the
3ist day OF May, lSn, We elrall apply TO the
Co1nty Court Of GunnlsOn County, Colorudo
in pFu6ate. for m order and decreR directinr us
70 cell 1t private sale Lots No. thrse 81 end a.
N Block No. tw00ty-ODe "a in tie Town of
Creseea Butte. county Of Guanison and SeaS> Al
Cclorsdo. the seme being the prug,esty a lreue
= Chapgell sd Floyd 3. Chappeil. minor hsiss
Of Call ChapEell, 6soea~ed.
Dated Apgil y. NO.
MARGAkKr T. JEAN and Y. E AEIZLER,
Guardians Of aid minor heir.
Apr. p-May -. IND.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30

ihss 's the tune O, wear when
fsua farIners In the loser valleys
h0ed their breath for fear of JseS
fros;. However. with smudss po,s
and complete system of weather
saSnsis. At is believed mach of the
damage can be ~ardsd of, e.ea
shosld . severe freeze come. SO far
the fruit ss IN tine condit,ou
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
- ~ NWAA

STATE 81 Colorado.
,ousiy of nunnison. So
la the Z Couuty Court.
u ' Pennington.
PisintiH,
The Cumberland Mining
aud smelling Company, !
Gerard y. Allen. John
", Harrison, sidney
Dillon, and i l.. Ames.
surviving directors Of
The { cumberland Mining
and smelling Company. l
and The Cumberland
Mining Company,
Defendants.